Narcissists and money. Money is a source of power and control, which is two of the main things a narcissist is looking for. Narcissists want to be in control. They want to be able to direct and influence your behaviour and the course of events. You will usually be the one who is financially responsible for them, but yet they will want to make all of the financial decisions. But of course, if they ever receive any money, they're not going to let you decide what they do with that. Because they hold you to a different set of standards than they do for themselves. Even if the narcissist does have money, you will find that you are still paying for everything. When you are dealing with a narcissist, you will always be financially responsible. They will be heavily dependent on you for everything. They will try to move in with you as quickly as they can. They will drain all of your resources. You will be paying for all of the bills, all of the luxuries that the narcissist desires.   They will say that you are controlling. They will say that you have all of the money. You make all of the decisions. And they're not happy about it. They don't like being dependent on you. They want to be the ones that are in control, but often they just can't help it. And this causes them to become very resentful towards you. Because no matter what you do for them, they will always feel like they are being treated unfairly. Nothing is enough for the narcissist. They will always want more. They will never be satisfied. Narcissists have a strong sense of entitlement. They believe they are inherently deserving of privileges and special treatment. They believe they have a right to something. They believe that you owe them a living. You may be doing all of the work. You may be sacrificing all of your time and energy to make the money. But the narcissist doesn't understand the value of money.  In their minds, it's all about them. And they believe they have a right to your money. They believe they deserve to have whatever they want at your expense. So they will sit back and watch you struggle to meet their demands and expectations. But whether the narcissist has money or not, they will still expect you to do it all. Narcissists are not good with money. They don't know how to manage it. And that is why they never have anything in their savings account. They're impulsive. They're addicted to shopping. Because it makes them feel better about themselves. It masks their insecurities and feelings of insignificance. So they will just spend it all thinking that it's good to make them feel better. But no matter how much they spend, it never satisfies their cravings. If you don't put limitations on the narcissist, they will spend every last penny you've got. They don't understand limitations because as a child, they either never had any money or they were spoiled by their parents. They were given whatever they wanted just so their parents could keep them off their case. Which is why the narcissist comes across like an overgrown spoiled child. They will nag and criticise you, regardless of the circumstances. They will be a source of constant pressure. They will harass you constantly. To do something that you don't want to do, they always have to get their way. They always have to get what they want. And if they don't, they will sulk. They will give you the silent treatment. Or they will get very angry and start trying to cause problems for you.  They are bullies. They habitually seek to harm or intimidate. Those who they perceive as being vulnerable, they seek to coerce you into doing what they want. Narcissists and their issues with money comes from trauma that they've experienced in childhood. They were either neglected or spoiled by their parents. And the narcissist never dealt with these issues. They don't self reflect. They don't look at themselves and think that maybe their behaviour is the problem. It's an addiction. Many narcissists are addicted to drugs, alcohol, gambling, video games, shopping or sex. And these addictions cost money. So this is where all of their money goes. This is why they never save any money.  So it's impossible for them to save anything. Some of them will spend the cost of a house and this stuff. And yet they will have nowhere to live. They will be living in someone else's home or trying to move in with you. They don't understand the concept of money. They just use it to satisfy their addictions. Because their addictions are very important to them. Which is why they would rather spend their money on that. Rather than something more valuable and meaningful like a house. Because their addictions are another source of supply for them. It gives them comfort. It helps to relieve their stress and emotional pain. They will do anything to avoid introspection. To avoid examining or observing their own mental and emotional processes. They will just do drugs or drink alcohol. Or play a video game or go shopping. They always have something to distract themselves from themselves.  They will often use it for things that are unfearable for you. Things that you don't approve of. Maybe you're paying for their phone bill. And all they do is gossip about you to their family or friends. You are the one who has to fund that. You are the one who has to fund all of their addictions.  They will tell you that you need to do more. They never look at themselves and think that the reason why you need to do more. Is because they're not doing enough. Or because they can't be satisfied. When you are dealing with a narcissist. Everything will be your fault. Everything will be your problem.  It's a way for them to project their flaws onto you. All narcissists have some form of addiction. They all have issues with money. They have an excessive appetite and desire for money. They will show an intense and selfish desire for wealth and power. Which is why they will get married. Which is why they will try to fight for custody of the children. They will fight for alimony. They will fight for child support. They will fight for ownership over your money, possessions or property. Things that they don't deserve. No matter how much you give to them. They will always want more and more. Whatever you have built for yourself. They will always find a way to run it into the ground.  In many situations they will even steal from you. They will take your money or possessions without your knowledge or approval.   They will evade their taxes. There's nothing they won't do to get money. Even if they already have it. They have a strong sense of entitlement.  When they could spend your money. Thank you for watching. I hope this video resonated with you. Please like, comment, share and subscribe. If you would like to donate. My PayPal link is in the video description. Coaching inquiries. You can email me at Coaching at Narc Survivor Dakota UK. 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Hi everybody, Joe for Jaspy's CaseBreaks.com. Happy Thursday, coming at you with a four box break of 2022, 23 Bowman University Chrome basketball. Random letter break number 11. First letter of their first name is what we're going by. You know this by now. There's all the letters right there. We're also giving away three extra spots within this break. So we only sold 14 spots outright. We're gonna randomize those 14 spots. Top three, we'll get extra spots. We'll buy one, get one opportunity for you after one and a four, five times. One, two, three, four. And once more, fifth and final time. And that's gonna be Nathan, Tristan, and Daniel. Extra spots going your way. Congrats. We'll put those little rooftop symbols next to your name so you know that you won those spots. Now, let's randomize you a letter. New dice roll here. Two and a one, three times for names and letters. One, two, and three. We got Matthew, Dan, and Nathan. Three times for the letters, one, two, and three. Ooh, got V on top, Dan, and D. We know what the letter V is all about. Matthew has V and C. Victor and Katelyn. Daniel with S, Nathan, J, Matthew with T, Tristan with K, Adam with P, and WZ. Nathan with B, Daniel with No, NO, Tristan with M, Adam with LH, left hand. Nathan with R, Eric with A, Matthew with EG. And Nathan, you got the last two. FD, Fire Department. Let's order these alphabetically. These letters alphabetically. And we're gonna pause the video just for a little bit and see if there's gonna be a rare trait in these letter breaks. So we'll see you on the other side of the trade window. All right, hi, welcome back, everybody. No deals were done, so that list you saw on the previous screen is now officially printed out. Remains the same. Good luck. Once again, first letter of their first name. Now let's see which box, which stack we're gonna do here. We'll go one, two, three for the left side and then four, five, six on the right side. And it's five. Do that side right there and this side and we will save for next time. Pop that up there for now. All right, good luck. Matthew, take a look at the schedule he's done. This is probably gonna lead me right up to my dinner break. But keep your orders coming. We'll see what we can do. See what we can do after that. We got some Stanley Cup hockey happening here. Doing the little pre-game ceremonies. Game three, who's doing the anthem for us? I don't know who this is, John Paul Jebion? Oh, Philip Phillips is your anthem singer. Good luck. Chris Livingston to 399. Purple mini diamonds for Matthew and the letter C. These purple shimmers not numbered in case you were wondering. So we'll breeze by those and there's Mikey Williams. Ray Wave autograph for Tristan and the letter M. 62 out of 199. I like the Invicta cards that are in here too. Those look pretty cool. We've got Ernest Uda Jr. to 299 for Matthew and the letter E. And we've got Vincent Uwu Chu Uchuku. I think I got pretty close there. That goes to the letter V, Matthew. And there's a Caitlyn Clark. That'll go to Matthew and the letter C. And we'll find some parallels for her. And Pup Drop. Let's see if Florida can make this interesting. This is virtually a must win for the Florida Panthers. I feel like they got smoked in both game one and game two. The Florida Panthers can pull off a little W here. That could make things pretty interesting. We've got Jordan Walsh to 199. Blue Ray Wave going to Nathan and the letter J. Another Caitlyn Clark. We've got Kallel Ware. Aqua Shimmer to 299. I guess this is Shimmer. I suppose this is Wave, right? Aqua Wave, Purple Shimmer. And JJ Starling is your autograph. Nathan and the letter J. 363 out of 499. And we've got some gold. Kamari Lans. And that is for Tristan and the letter K. 21 out of 50. Look at Sasser. Another box down. Two more to go. Halfway through this four box break. Ooh, there's a goal. Florida Panthers strike first. I'm gonna try to make things interesting in this series. Panther's fans going nuts. Yelling at the camera. Saying let's go. Shaking the flags. Counting their chests. That's a nice shot, top shelf. Ooh, a little deflection I think off of Vegas player. Popped it right over the gold-hender's shoulder. All right, we've got Tiger Campbell. 84 out of 150. Magenta Mini Diamonds. For my team, UCLA. That goes to Matthew and the letter T. Although, now that my alma mater is actually UC San Diego, now that they're in division one, I suppose I'd have to change my allegiances a little bit there. Bryce Sensenbaugh, still within the UC system. Bryce is gonna go to Nathan and the letter B. There's a big kahuna, I think those are short prints. Big kahuna Oscar Shwebby. Oh, Daniel with the letter O. And there's Timmy Allen to 399. Timmy going to Matthew. And a big kahuna autograph. Tyrese Proctor. Someone with a little more college knowledge than me, hopefully this player is good. 31 out of 50. Matthew Sharra, letter T. And then Victor Kalen Clark, nice. For Matthew, letter C. All right, fourth and final. Another four boxes of this Bowman University Chrome in the store now, jaskyscasebreaks.com. And that's the final four boxes of this case that we popped open. And after that, I think we've got another case to post. So we can post another four boxes from a fresh case, keep our search for the top tier players going on jaskyscasebreaks.com. This is a price point too. And a lot of potential of these kids here, a lot of potential. We've got Felix Okbara, 238 out of 299. For Nathan, letter F. And an MJ Rice, orange shimmer autograph. Nice. Tristan with the letter M. 18 out of 25. Nice one, there he is again. And a Kalen Clark Refractor, nice. That's for Matthew and the letter C. All those add up. And our final autograph of the break is Chance Westry. Give Peace a Chance Westry going to Matthew and the letter C. Oh, it's more color coming up. I'm not done yet. It's Reach for the Sky. Sky Clark, unfortunate bend there. Crease in that card. This is going to go to S, Daniel with the letter S. I'll send you one of these little packs here. Daniel might be able to reach out at tops and be like, hey, what's up with that? You know, maybe they might send you another card or something else in return. All right, there you go, gang. I'm Joe for jaskiescasebreaks.com. That was another great four box break of Bowman University Chrome Basketball's random letter break number 11. I'll see you next time for the next four box break. Bye-bye.


B&B and it's got a, what does that symbolize above me? What does that symbolize? My mom would like that. I'm actually, I got an Airbnb in the same neighborhood I grew up in. It's crazy. I want to see, all the houses are smaller, man. I grew up in kind of a poor area. Anyway, let's do a giveaway. First hundred bucks, I already did try to do this earlier at the basketball court. I was at a gym and I, but they didn't have good enough signal, so I only gave away a hundred bucks. So I still have $400 to give away. Who needs some money for new years? More importantly, what's some good resolutions? Okay, here's an easy one. This one you're not gonna be able to Google because it's about my mom. What does my mom say the healthiest thing to drink out of is? Plastic bottles and I don't like, what's the thing? My mom's a hippie. This little thing behind me reminds me of my mom. Image. What should you drink out of? Somebody said glass bottle. Somebody said stainless steel. Incorrect, according to my mother. My mom's been a hippie, man, for a long time. My mom was organic before it was cool to be organic. What's the best type? Okay, I see it right here.  That is what my mom would say. So I'm just gonna pin this dude here. So David, DM me right now on Twitter with your Venmo in Bitcoin, I'm gonna send you a hundred. My mom swears by this. That's what she got me for Christmas. Copper, he said, I'm actually gonna build a little business around this. Supposedly copper's the healthiest thing. Ollie says I met your mom once, nice. Okay, a hundred bucks. I'm gonna check my, by the way, I need a backup in case he does not DM me fast enough. I'll give it to a backup buyer. So you can DM me on TikTok. This dude's name is David. It's his actual username here. Send me your Venmo, DJR Sierra. All right, DJR Sierra. I'm looking for your message in my requests. I don't see him yet. Hurry, or else you're gonna DM me on TikTok or Instagram. Does it not hold bacteria? Well, you gotta clean it like everything. Okay, I got more coming. I've already got to give away a hundred earlier, so now we're at 200 for the day. Doing my payoff forwards. Let's see, we got, oh shoot, I need to check Twitter and YouTube and Facebook. What's up, everyone? All right, so we have about a thousand people live on these five platforms. Ty, have you ever streamed on Twitch? I have not. Steps, how many steps did you all get in today? I got this ORR ring. First step of making money. Build the foundation of the body, 12,804. 12, sorry, 12,915. Okay, best business to start. Let's do another one. Best way to make money. Cash flow wise in 2024. What's the best business? Options are affiliate marketing, e-commerce, selling courses, consulting, social media marketing agency, personal branding, personal brand agency, building someone else's personal brand. E-com agency, managing someone else's Shopify. People sleep on that business model. People sleep on that business model. Real estate, wholesaling, flipping properties. Airbnb management. I've built a course back before anybody, like 2017, called HSMC, Home Services Management Company, showed people how to build that. What is everybody think? What's the best ORR who has dropshipping? TikTok shops. TikTok shops is the thing. I'm gonna be, I got a guy, a student of mine, who just crushes. So we're gonna build a joint course on how to use TikTok, TikTok subsidizing the shipping right now. All right, ask me anything, by the way, for the next 100 bucks. Let's see, let's see what y'all vote. Somebody said merch, car sales, stand-up comedy. Ooh, that's a tough way to make money. You gotta be good to make money with stand-up comedy. Ticket sales, leave me like high ticket. Let's go. What else? Selling courses, personal branding. Josh said, Ty, you're the reason I've been self-employed since 2017. Thanks for everything, brother. Yeah, man, glad to hear it. I launched a generation. I mean, I don't take all the credit, but I definitely launched a couple of hundred thousand people as entrepreneurs, which is cool. I was at the gym today, a guy came up to me. He's like, man, my best friend launched a business five years ago up in California. He's like, he's still crushing it. NFTs, day trading. Do I like Dubai? I'll be in Dubai in about a week. Who's coming to my Dubai seminar? And I'm flying in a lot of people to teach at my seminar that don't wanna come to America. A lot of people don't wanna come teach in America. All right, let me see if this dude, I'm gonna have to pick a backup winner here. Oh, here he is. Okay, I'll do cash out. He said, what's up, man? I have cash out. So the Dubai event is on the 14th of January. Ty, what is one of your most controversial opinions about genetics? It's a tough message because average humans, we're all narcissists, even if we think we are. If you got a friend that thinks he's humble, trust me, that's the least humble. Anybody who has pride in the fact that they're humble, I guess oxymoron, okay? But we all like to think we're humble, yet if you look at the construction of our mind and our ideas, we, for example, like the thought that we can do whatever we want, that we can fix anything we want. So my controversial concept, it's not mine by the way, it's the most cutting edge science. The more science evolves and gets more accurate, the more we find everything's genetic. Whether you have a temper or not, genetic. Your risk taking profile is genetic. So you gotta study your ancestors. People don't study their ancestors enough. Look for clues. Everybody wants to have, what's my destiny? Well, your destiny probably comes from your four grandparents, your 25% each. Or from your two parents, 50% each. Or from your eight grandparents. Or your 16 great grandparents.  You can also look to your weaknesses. Some people struggle with depression. Some people struggle with procrastination is genetic. Now, I'm not saying it's 100% genetic. If you look at like Dr. David Bus, you know, Harvard professor or former Harvard professor, he tells me, look, in general, most things are 50, 50 genes in environment, but there are certain things like IQ that are probably 7.7 heritability. That means out of a hundred people, large group of people, you could explain 70% of their intelligence by their ancestors, by their genes. So, okay, people are fighting in the con, at least fighting about height. David Bus sounds interesting. Who's gonna read more in 2022? Come on now. Who's gonna read more in 2022? I'm waiting. This guy's got about two more minutes. Oh, you read my book. I got my new book on my website. Section one is out. It's a three-part book. Section one's been released. Tire corporations dead. Is it all about individuals? Not quite yet. Corporations gonna last another 10, 15 years. But the graph, the individual. The individual's taking over, man. And by the way, that's good news and bad news. That's good news and bad news. It's not all good news. The good news is you used to cost a million bucks to launch a company. People don't realize it. Now you're people launching companies for five bucks. Free Shopify, making LLC for a hundred bucks. Speaking of that, I'm working on a new company right now. I'm gonna reach a, I'm gonna launch a charity. What do y'all think? 501C3? I'll launch my own type of charity. What do you think of this idea? Okay? Someone says, Ty, why are you talking on a mic? I got three different. I'm live on two phones and this mic. I'm live on five places. So let me ask you something. Should I launch a 501C3 charity? No expenses. I cover all the expenses. So every dollar you give goes to people. None of it goes to marketing. 100% usage rate. But we don't give the people the money. We don't give them the money. We lend it to them, zero interest rate. And when they pay it back, we re-lend it to another person. And it's not mandatory that they repay it. We're not gonna come after them and foreclose on their house. We just lend somebody 500 bucks to start a business. And we say, if you can, pay it back. If they pay back the 500 bucks, we immediately lend it out to somebody else. There's a company that does this called Kiva that I like. I was gonna do my own version of it. Yay, yay, yes, no, what do you think? Who likes it? People are arguing if I look like Tony Stark. My G, Ty, you got me making money online. Love you, brother. I have to meet up one of these days. Somebody said, Ty, they won't pay it back. End of charity. Well, if they don't pay it back, we keep getting donations and read. That's not true. People are gonna pay it back, man. Did I forgot? I see, I forgot to, damn it, hold on a second. Uh-huh, I forgot to connect my Wi-Fi. I'm surprised I'm, because I'm, I'm, let me, damn it, hold on one second. That's no wonder. I'm surprised I'm even live. Cause I got good Wi-Fi at this Airbnb right now. Okay, okay, David just sent me his cash out. So I'm gonna send him money right now. Oh no, he sent me his Venmo, thank you. Let me send the first person their Venmo. Boom, this is the second person today, actually. I'm gonna start doing my cash and car giveaways too. All right, one down, two down today. Hey, boom, David Sierra, let's see if it goes through. Yeah, let me switch, hold on one second. Somebody said my reptilian voice keeps coming out. My reptilian voice. Whoa, let me switch here, hold on.  Hold on one second, I'm gonna come right back. I'll be back, I'll be back, hold on.  Now I'll be speeding through. Okay, let me do this again on Instagram. Who watched my basketball? I like to hustle people, pretend I can't shoot. And then when somebody bets me, people don't know I've been hustling people on live calls, taking people's money for a long time when it comes to people to think I can't shoot basketball in my bra, I'm gonna take your money. Okay, I played in North Carolina, man. Basketball country. All right, I'm about to go live again. Here we go, boom, clip these two on. All right, now I'm back Instagram, I got connected to the right Wi-Fi. We got more money coming, I've already given out 200. Who's ready for doing 500? I just had to reconnect my Wi-Fi. Who watched my Wi-Fi from, I mean, who watched my live call from the basketball court today? It's out here hustling people. I think I don't know how to shoot. I've been taking people's money, playing with these basketball, I used to bet people on my court at Beverly Hills, I'd be like, all right, how many shots can I hit out of 10? People think four out of 10. Put your money, I'm gonna make an escrow service.  Okay, you should play hoops with the professor. I used to train, I was the first dude to put lethal shooter up. You guys still watch the lethal shooter, he's now the biggest basketball player. He told me, he's like, Ty, you're the first guy to give me a chance. Okay, Ty, I have kids of your own before it's too late, but you don't know if I already have kids or not. Yeah, I made it out of 10. Yo, Kettle rent money. Somebody's talking to me like the Taco Bell commercial. Yo, Kettle Taco Bell. Okay, happy New Year's, best resolution. Now what course are you selling? I'm selling hypnotize you course. I love how skeptical the modern world is. No matter how many people have come and gone rags to riches, there's still people being like, yo, bro, it's all a scam, all online. Everybody teaching anything is just out to scam me. They only made their money telling other people how to make money. I finally corrected some guy. He's like, Ty didn't make his money, blah, blah, blah. I was like, bro, I was on the show Millionaire Matchmaker in 2007 for social media even really existed before online courses existed. I was already on a millionaire show. I was on the highest rated episode. I was having Ferraris and Lamborghinis 10 years before my commercial. My friends think it's funny that people go, think that I'm like, nah, there's a lot of people nowadays faking it till they make it, but not me, not me. Don't be putting that faking it till you make it on me. Give me a break. Oh, nice. Virgil Contreras is in my new personal brand course. He's doing 60,000 his first month. Now you might say, how do you know it's real, dude? I've just had so many of these. I got a high level where I take people that are advanced. I took a dude, he had 40 million in real estate. He has 600 million now. Came through my, I started coaching him in 2019. Okay, someone said my girlfriend is pregnant. Do any day now, you're trying to win this 100. All right, V, let's do a little, let's do some history. Some easy one, easy one. Who's the tallest person in modern history? What's his name? Ty and Tate, please. Woof. My mom says this is the healthiest thing to drink out of copper. Yao Ming, nope. Come on now, let's see. All right. LeBron.  He's not even the tallest guy in the NBA. One of my friends used to play for the Lakers. I went to a club with my friend, his name's Javail McGee. And right when I got there, I was like, oh, there must be somebody else here because security was crazy. There's LeBron. LeBron's big, but he's not the tallest man. Come on now. All right, let's see. I'm a panel winner here. Justin Jobstikulo, Robert Pershing. Yeah, Wadlow, DM me your Venmo or Bitcoin. Yeah, I just launched a course two months ago called Personal Brand Income Accelerator. Now starting, it takes about two months for the testimonials. You gotta kick in and do what I tell people. This dude's 60,000 a month. I just launched, people sleep on this stuff. It's okay. It's okay. Let people sleep, man. Remember, it's not who says it first. I just pick at random. But I still have more. Wimby, yeah, Wimby, he's seven. No, this guy, Wadlow, was what, eight foot 10 or something like that? All right, ask me anything. What's an actual useful New Year's resolution? Anybody? All right, you like Drake's music. That's all right. I'm not a hater, but I wouldn't say he's my first. What's my take on top G, sharp guy, great entertainer, ideas, fluid speaker, you know. So complicated what's going on there. There's a lot of, just remember this. He calls it the matrix.  But at the end of the day, you gotta drop out of the system. The system is skewed against you. Especially, I was thinking about this, because right now I got a little Airbnb. I decided instead of staying in a fancy place while I'm traveling, I'm going back to my roots. So I'm in the absolute, I'm in the actual neighborhood I grew up in, man, in these little houses. It's crazy, like I come back. I used to think I had a big house. I probably grew up in like, I don't know, 900 square foot house.   It's harder than people. People sleep on that concept. I'll tell you why, because you rise to the level of what's expected of you. And if everybody's broke, you rise to that level and you're subconsciously programmed that this is the status quo. It's interesting, because I've talked about this a lot on how to rise up, you know, your upbringing and all this. But I was thinking, I was like, it's harder than you think, man. It's harder than you think. I'll give you an example.  I've seen it work out for them. But you start your business and everybody around you was broke and poor. And then all of a sudden you start not succeeding right away. The temptations, they're stronger than ever to give up because you've never seen anyone push through. So it's a big deal, you know? It's a big deal. It's much harder than people think. Someone said, is this fool still around? I guess so. Ain't nobody gonna be around for that long. Who grew up, by the way? Who's got income right now? Put your income in the comments. Let's see what our range here. It's always crazy the range of people who follow me. Anywhere from people who got zero net worth, zero income, people got 10, 20, 30, 50 million, you know? Let's see. Two million a year, 15,000. Let's do it monthly. Zero a month, $500 a month, $165,000 a month or a year. Put monthly, two million a year, 30,000 a month, the digital contractor. Yeah, sometimes the hardest part of me going live is I really have two completely opposite set of fans. I have the people who follow me that are broke. They're living out of their car. They're homeless. They're in Bangladesh, Nigeria, Bolivia. And then I've got this subset of people who follow me that are crushing it, that are doing a million a month or a million a week or a million a year, you know?  It's a flip coin. If I speak to the inexperienced people, then the experienced people are bored. If I speak to the experienced people, then I rather would speak to the people crushing it so that the people who are failing see that some people are doing it. Like, here's somebody doing a million a month, 140,000. Somebody did 1.4 million revenue in December, 300,000 MRR. So they got monthly recurring revenue of 300 grand. So yeah, it's interesting. It's all over there, man. 7,000 a month. Somebody says all his friends are doing 20 million a year. Somebody wrote, stop the cap. Shit, there's people out here making money. Remember the richer getting richer and the poorer getting poorer. So there are people out here just making wacky amount of money. I don't know. I got two guys that I privately coach. I have about, I've got a private coaching program. And I just, two of them that I talked to this week, they both have, they're 32, both of them have 25 million cash in the bank. Now that's not the only one. I've got a guy who's 22. He's got 4 million in the bank. Another guy's probably about 8 million cash. I've got a dude that's doing 70 million with about 15% margin. So he's been doing about 10 million net. He reinvest most of it in the business. But like I said, I've got a guy that I started helping in 2019. He's now at 600 million in real estate. He's a developer slash multifamily guy. So he's buying raw land. So yeah, it's all over, man. Tell you, for this year, never give up. You know, that sounds the most cliche advice. Like never give up.   I don't care where you are.  Ty, you changed my life since 2016, virtual contrarious. These are our blue blockers. All right. I saw Donald Trump say something, you know, Donald Trump's an interesting guy. But one thing he said that struck me, he said, you know, he's watched many people come and go. And he said, some people just give up a little bit too early or as the ancient Chinese proverb goes, the temptation to give up is greatest right before you're gonna succeed. People literally just like, right before they're about the temptation to give up is like, you're about to win, pow. It's insane. It's almost like it's a curse that people have, you know? Best supplement to increase testosterone, sleep. Sleep is, sleep is underrated, you know, best supplement. Sleep, a lot of protein and lift heavy, but also I think combat sports. Like I've been doing Jiu-Jitsu for a long time. We're doing Jiu-Jitsu more than 10 years and I'm going again tomorrow. There's a Gracie school here. And I'm just a blue belt. I don't go enough to get my purple belt, but I do it more, not for the belts. I do it just for the competition with myself.  This ups androgen's like, whoop, you know, lift heavy.   A lot of this EMF stuff is, it's a problem, all these EMFs should try wrestling. Yeah, wrestling is good too, man. Okay, greetings from Brazil to domain. Somebody said the only blue belt they have is blue balls. Ty versus Zuckerberg, you know what's funny?  I forget sometimes what I say. I said, there's ain't gonna be zero fight between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg. I said this to a thousand people live and I forgot what I said. And somebody sent me a clip. They said, Ty, you called it and there was Mark Zuckerberg in the hospital for his, I don't know, meniscus or something in his knee. What did I say? Three months before I said those dudes, the second they started to train for a real fight, they're gonna get hurt.    But also it's not fun to watch amateur, amateurs fight. Is the ever watch amateur boxing? This is boring. It's like watching junior high basketball. Okay. Who wants to watch a junior? You think anybody filling up junior high stadiums around the world? No, very rarely. Two billionaires trying to do something. Combat sport, like, look, I know he's been training Zuckerberg, but you gotta start some stuff young. You gotta start some stuff young.   Really. It takes at least five years of boxing for most people. So start, start stuff young, up your testosterone.  I've been saying this is 2013. Everybody was like hustle and grind. Thank God the zeitgeist of the world has switched around to what I was saying. I used to tell people sleep back in 2013. That's when all the gurus were saying, don't sleep. I told everybody, you can still exercise. Told everybody you can still date people. You can still have a social life.  Shit, I've been right. It's good to come full circle. I've been right for 10 years. But people were like, I go counterculture. I don't care what anybody says. Like I'm not, I respect other influencers, but they don't have any control over me.  That's why sometimes I get more hate than other people is I never conform to whatever current message there is just because everyone else is conforming. I see all these influencers, they were always on each other's podcast and stuff.  I don't agree with you. You know, so this whole nonsense. I'm glad it's come full circle. If you don't give up and you wait long enough, your critics will become your employees. That's what'll happen. I used to say hustle so hard. Your critics ask if you're hiring. Your haters will ask if you're hiring. I've seen that. Dude, one of my biggest haters built a huge channel, 10 million views, hate video. I remember him coming to text me on the download. Hey, can you give me some advice? I'm making money. He wanted my advice for his finances, man.  I never even called him out. I have all the screenshots. I was like, I wonder if I should publish these. Hustle to your haters are asking you for financial advice. The guys that said you didn't know that. Whatever. First they laugh at you.    That's the five stages of this game. First, they ignore you. Nobody will know who you are. Secondly, how did I get violation warning on TikTok? I didn't even say, oh, maybe I said the word with the R. Okay, I won't say the R word. Jeez, TikTok's out here. I don't even wanna say censorship. I'm live on X. Thank God, I hope Twitter X grows because man, these media companies are doing too much. I'm so glad. Look, free speech, here's the thing about free speech. Somebody wants to get and say people with the last name, with my last name, I don't even wanna say it because of TikTok.  Who cares? They're doing it anyway. The way, I had this shirt.  But it's gone too far. I mean, the woke media is insane.  And I'm talking the prestigious press, not the New York post, not the tabloids. I told people 15 years ago, I read a book that said journalists is the occupation full of almost the highest psychopath percentage. CEOs, not as high as journalists. So the whack jobs become journalists, man. Whack jobs become journalists. And so, I'm so glad that the world is fragmented out and no one dominant, I think in 10 years, there won't be a dominant channel that you go to. Now there's some downsides to that, by the way. But anyway, how can you earn money online without any investments from Pakistan? Here's the order of making money, ladies and gentlemen. Homeless, learn phone sales. Borrow somebody's phone, go to an office, learn door-to-door sales or phone sales. If you're homeless, I'm talking you got nothing, you're sleeping out of your car. Quickest way to make your first 10 grand a month, phone sales, okay, or door-to-door, in person, right? Second, once you're making $10,000 to $50,000 a year, virtual services company. Run somebody's social media forum, run their personal brand forum, do their podcasts, do their Facebook ads, a service. Build a little agency service. I've been teaching that since 2016, it's now eight years. I've taught more than 50,000 people legitimately to do that in my paid program, in my non-paid program, it's millions. So, or I've shown millions, not everybody's done it. That gets you to a hundred grand to a million. Once you're at a hundred grand to a million, sell a product. Start with digital products because there's no cost of goods. And then you can graduate. Once you're doing a million, you can introduce a physical product, like this ring as an O-ring, or one of my students built this blue-blocker company called Swannies. Next, once you are doing one to 10 million, now the game is completely different for you. You're probably gonna get trapped at one to 10 million.  I train my CEOs of my company's presidents the next step in scaling. You gotta do a whole bunch of other stuff.  So, it's always learning, man. And it's like, I've been doing, I've been an entrepreneur since I was a teenager. I still make mistakes. This game is like Jujitsu. You can be doing Jujitsu for 30 years. You better come correct because when you hit the floor, you're competing with somebody else and then might take your back. Or if you're boxing, you gotta keep your hands up at all times. You're never done. You never go, oh, I'm the best boxer, but it's a continual learning game, continual, you know? Okay. So, okay, what's the best way to start my own clients-based auto shop? Sorry, went too fast there. I'll come back to that.  I mean, cost-segregation is a way that lots of people, especially when tax time comes, tries to, I mean, there's a lot of versions of this. That's not just real estate related. People try to accelerate how quickly they can take their tax laws. People buy a private jet. People buy a heavy car. It's all the same principle. But at the end of the day, all of those fancy reconstructions, whether it's cost-segregation, whether it's rapid depreciation, you still need something that's making money. Fundamentals, don't get away from the fundamentals. Somebody said, boring. It ain't boring. This advanced stuff sounds boring when you're broke, but this is what you need to know. You just don't know that you might need this one day, man. Okay. How do you get more patience into your physical therapy clinic? There's people crushing it on TikTok right now with personal brands. If you're a doctor or a lawyer, I see a dude that, there's a chiropractor now. He's cracking girls' backs. They don't even have clothes on, basically. I don't know who this guy is, but he's all over my YouTube shorts.  And he's like, let me crack her back. And behold, the guy gets 10 million views on every one. Now, I'm not saying you have to take it that extreme, but, you know, where there's a will, there's a way, man. You can grow any business. You have a, there's a dude that has a cement company, okay, that's doing a million a month. He, not only he does, he has like a $10 million a year asphalt cement company, but then he launched a mastermind to show how he got to $10 million a year to other cement and asphalt companies. And he's doing a million a month. He shares what he does. It's, yeah. Cracking toes on TikTok. Ty, just purchase your program. You're the goat and help me get to 2 million a year. What's up, local patre? How do you find a group of investors? You know, that's the final frontier, 14 divisions of business. Eventually you get to the M&A game, buying and selling companies. That's the trickiest. The trickiest with the most upside and the most downside. I've done a, I've done it well. I've made mistakes. You know, don't start there. And don't start by, I bought my, you can buy small. I'm buying two clothing brands right now that did $8 million. I'm buying them for like, almost no money down. But that's a more advanced thing. I don't really teach that on live calls. I guess I could. That applies to like 1 millionth of 1%. Okay.  No, he's netting a million a month. He ain't grossing a million in my head.  Ah, that's not true. Come on, man. That ain't true. A million dollars a net a month is real money. You just thought I was, I want to hit this guy's. Yeah. You got confused. Okay. Let's do another $100 giveaway. Let's pick a different subject. At what age did Steve Jobs go door to, go to somebody's door, cold call and ask them if he could get some equipment to build his first electronic device? Steve Jobs was a hustler boy, hustler. What age? For 100 bucks. Let's do a little business trivia. Business trivia. Business trivia. Even the funny comments. Did I watch you leave social media? I needed a break. Okay. Let's see. Did anybody get 69? Steve Jobs didn't live to 69. Somebody said Steve Jobs did it at 69. I'm worried. Worried about America. All right. A one angel. A one angel. By the way, did I find that other dude? I already gave one person. Who won the other one? Was it Chris Reed? I don't even know one. Shit. I unpinned the guy. Damn it. Who? Oh, I think maybe I did give it. Sorry. Ain't gonna trick me. All right. One angel hit me up on Insta with your Venmo. The answer was 12 years old. At 12 years old, he picked up the phone. He called the founder. There was two guys that founded Hewlett Packard, one of the biggest electronics tech companies of the time. And he called Bill Packard or Bill Hewitt. I'm not sure I don't even know which one was which. And he said, can I have this? I need, I'm trying to build some kind of a device. And he said, you can have it. And he had one. He called like the richest tech guy at 12. See, that just shows you something, man. We were talking about, yeah, Bill Hewitt. That just shows you the power of preemptively taking action. Like most people would tell you at 12, you couldn't. That that's not the thing to do. You're too young for that. And he just didn't even know the rules. He didn't know, that's why I told you the system tells you you're too young. But Warren Buffet filed his first doctor turn at age nine. Drop out of the system, ladies and gentlemen. Adrienne said, oh, sorry. Somebody said, Ty, do you wish you could get any of your ex-girlfriends back? You're talking about women that I dated for a long time? I've had that once or twice where I couldn't get over somebody. That's a tough place to be. What I will tell you about that is you will get over it. It'll be all right. But at the time, it didn't feel that way. It was funny. I had a woman that I broke up with or we broke up. And then I never missed her during the day, but I would have dreams and I wake up like regretting that we had broken up. Very weird. Sigmund Freud would have had a field day with that. I had these passive, but you know, I met somebody better after that. It's all good, man. I had so many good points in your capitalist for communist jubilee debate. Somebody wrote women are evil. I don't think women are evil.  There are evil people on both sides, male and female. The concept that women are perfect is insane, but they're not all about me. Avoid extreme ideologies, but you better watch out, especially when you all do start making money. Yeah, I better watch. All of a sudden a new subset of women starts to show up at your door. It's not that all women are bad. It's the women that show up when you're rich. This is a problem. It's not that all, a lot of women are loyal. It's a problem when you make money, a new set of women are knocking on the door and it's hard to differentiate between them and the normal ones. That's a real problem. Oh, that's a problem. That's why it's actually not that good to be rich and famous.  I was actually thinking about that the other day and for New Year's, it's like, do I wanna go back in the social media game? I know how to become famous. Like, I know I've already been there. I already know it's not, I can reproduce it. Just like Mr. B said, he could reproduce his YouTube channel. There's a formula that gets you there, but man, there's downsides. And one of the downsides for a man is the women that you get the wrong subset of women.  The most, Charlie Munger used to say, the most dangerous thing on earth is a beautiful face with a devious mind. Though that combination is deadly right there. And I don't care. Look, you can think you have mind control and you can handle anything, it's a problem. That's why you really don't want your net worth that high online. Number one, it attracts lawsuits. Okay, I got my first crazy lawsuit, Beverly Hills, moved to Beverly Hills within a month, a maid said she tripped on a banana peel. No joke, she didn't sue me, she sued the insurance company. First day on the job, worked for me one day. She said she walked out the kitchen and the trash wasn't organized correctly, slipped on a banana peel. This woman was getting her advice legally out of, you know, Bugs Bunny. So, yeah, that banana peel won. I was like, uh-oh, the game changed because before then I had money, but I wasn't known. And when you have money and you're not known, not everybody, not all women know you have money. That's what I mean. So it's a much better, it's actually good to have money and be unknown. But there's a part of us, I call it the 4M's of motivation. A lot of men are motivated by status. A lot of men, be real. A lot of guys would rather be famous than rich even though they won't admit it. So, it's a very genetic thing. Some people aren't gonna be happy to be wealthy and successful and nobody know it. Like, just you're not.  I'm not like all the gurus who just say stuff without knowing the science. I know the real, I've got a personality type company, quiz company. I've built quizzes with some of the top scientists in the world helped me build the psychometric test. I've tested 800,000 people. I can tell you humans break into different self-selected groups. It's called ESS, evolutionary stable systems. So, nature puts a group of people that creates diversity, not the diversity that you see being talked about by the woke media, the diversity of genes. For example, there are men who like women who are curvy and there's men who like women that are skinny. That's an ESS, an evolutionary stable balance because some women are going to be curvier because there are certain advantages in low, in our ancestral past, there was environments where there's a lot of famine and starvation and drought. And so women who could deposit fat lived longer and there's other times when skinny people did better. For example, in super hot, dry climates, skinny people can let off heat faster versus if you live far away from the equator. That's why polar bears are the biggest species of bear. Part of that is what latitude you live on. Anyway, we don't have to have a biology talk. But my point is there's a wide variety. I'm just reacting to somebody that said all women are this way or all men are that way. It's not quite that way. I like whenever you talk on something in depth, people call it yapping now. You know what people want? People want little sound bites that they're low IQ. They want like little bites of food because you give them a steak and they're like, bro, what you yapping about?  You never had a complex thought. I was listening today to, you know, Sigmund Freud's, one of the great books ever written in human history is Civilization and its Discontents about the origins of happiness. Oh, it's a complex book. It's like reading Schopenhauer. It's like reading Nietzsche. It's not little bite size. It's not your little average YouTube short. That's like do good, be good, and things will go great, blah, blah, blah. You don't even know what yappiness is. I actually, I'll tell you, I've learned being called a yapper is the requisite kind of status that you're actually saying something of substance. Like, come on, come on.   That's why exactly long form. No wonder TikTok took over the world, man. TikTok took over the world by hyper oversimplifying life. Well, Einstein said, you should make things as simple as possible, but not simpler. If I bring up a concept like ESS, Evolutionary Stable Systems, first off, those aren't one syllable words. So already 30% of the world lost. You speak in three syllable words, four syllable words, evolutionary. It's like, fuck, what's this guy talking about? This is brain, it's like, I'm done.  So I've noticed certain platforms. I won't say which one is full of the lower. I won't say lower.  I used to call TikTok low blankety blank TikTok and they got mad. Opinion about Palestine. You know, I've been getting asked this a lot. So if I give my true opinion of my yapping, if I say a one sentence, do I need to say like caveman, me, Thai, Palestine opinion. I honestly, and this is gonna sound like a cop out, but I don't care, I gotta go there and see. I actually am trying to plan a trip because I don't understand the Middle East. I've been to Dubai once. I've been to India, which is not the Middle East, although the part on the Pakistan border of India is a little more Middle East, you know, if you're from the Northwest part of India. But whatever is going on between Israel, Middle East, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan, Iran, Iraq, man, it's complicated. One of my business partners is from originally born in Iran. It is, I don't know, I don't understand what's going on. But I have a theory. So here's my theory. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. And I bet you money, it's politicians that are destroying that whole region of the world. And I bet you, if I go to the little villages in the smaller towns, it's all kinds of normal people just trying to survive. I bet you that the problem is in the capital or the problem is at the center of the politics. I hate politics, man. So what's happening in Palestine? I don't know, a lot of people say, you know, it's a genocide. I have friends that are from Israel and they're like, no, here's our defense. I don't know, man. I haven't been there. And I've been tricked before by commenting on stuff that I only learned about through the media. And I see videos on both sides. I got friends on both sides sending me stuff saying, look, here's what Hamas did. And I have people on the other side and they're sending me videos. I can't even tell what the video is. And then a guy sent me a video and the other side said, no, it's AI generated.  Now I can't even trust videos. You can't even trust videos anymore. This AI thing of the distortion of videos is gonna be crazy, crazy. So I don't know, man. I don't know. Same with Ukraine and Russia. I bet you they're corrupt, both of them at the top. The thought that the Ukrainian politicians are awesome people and the Russian politicians are horrible, that's not my life experience. That's not my life experience. Politics seems to attract the worst of the worst, you know? So I don't know. But I bet you innocent people are caught in the middle and it's been happening for 10,000 generations. I was reading a book about World War I. It's all 17, 18, 19 year olds killed. I was reading the book, I like to read history. Civil war. Politicians all fighting, average man dying, leaving behind a wife and four kids by the millions. Vietnam War, weirdo politicians, because the Vietnamese were no saints either and Nixon was definitely lying about the Vietnam War and so was McNamara and all these people. Guess who died? People got drafted. People who enlisted thinking they were fighting for good and then just getting slaughtered. 50,000 Americans, what, 3 million Vietnamese? Go to the Franco-Prussian War. I was reading a book about that, the Crimean War.  You know how many wars there's been? Look at what, okay, here's the next 100 bucks. How many wars have there been in the last 1,000 years? Now I have a better question. I got a better question for 100 bucks. How many years have there been no war?  In the last 1,000 years, how many years have humans gone with zero major wars? I'm not talking about little neighbors feuding, Hatfields and McCoys. I'm talking about our actual war. What's the number? I'm actually, I don't even know the answer. I've looked at it once, I forgot. I'm gonna use chatGBT. Okay, oh shoot, my phone just died. I got it on, I got chatGBT on my laptop though. I'm gonna, how many years, in last 1,000, no war, no major wars. I bet, I don't even know if there's been one, I bet you there's been 20 years. That's my guess.  That's what, that's what the wise Will Durant, the author says. He calls it the acquisitive nature of mankind. The acquisitive nature. How many years in history without war? Maybe we could, wow, the longest length of time. They estimate that humans have not been out of war in 20 years in human history. There's gone, we've gone 20 years, probably when no humans existed. Jay, did anyone say that? Let me see. Actually, let me see if this AI angel wrote. I need to write, I need to charge my phone. How many cars do you have in your garage? Also Airbnb, the garage there has no cars in it right now. Crazy. I first got to give, let me pick somebody over here. Jay, DM me, man. Jay on TikTok, 20 years. Take a picture so I don't forget who won. 20 years, humans been at war and then people are trying to ask me, I don't know what's happening in Palestine, by Palestine or Israel, but I bet you it's horrible. Someone said the longest period of recorded history without war was the Pax Romana, lasting from 20 BC to 180. That's not true, that's Western history. There was lots of wars happening in Africa. That might be the Western world. There's no way that Pax Romana was 207 years. Come on, man. Never, never. Somebody just wrote the word Swedish. What does that mean? Ty, is he not giving money to people in the US? So far I think everybody who won has been in the US today, but I give it globally. Okay, we got two. Did you DM me, Jay? You got to DM me, man. Ty, what are you addicted to? We're all dopamine hack now. We're all scrolling too much, man. This is a problem. I'm not sure. I think we're all cyborgs now, you know? But, 2024, think about what you want, not what you don't want. This is a good rule, man. Think about what you did. I got to be careful on these live calls that I don't just focus on what's wrong in the world because there's so much wrong that you just end up refocusing the mind on what you don't want, then you attract it in. So focus on what you want. It's my number one result. If you give me the question, hey, Ty, what's the best resolution I can have? What's the best habit I can build? It's focusing on what you want, not on what you don't want. You do need to occasionally think about what you don't want, but, man, you better focus on what you want. 80, 20 rule, 80% of your day should be contemplating the things that you want to have happen to you and 20% should be thinking about the horrible things.  But, man, I guarantee you, the modern world is flipped. People spend 80% of their day thinking about what they don't want. And then it just keeps coming.  That's because the mind, and you, now for those of you who are spiritual, you'll just say that's the law of attraction, but if you're not spiritual, it is a little bit scientific too. For example, when you play basketball, I play, I grew up playing basketball. I played at one of the top schools in the U.S. called Enlo in North Carolina, downtown North Carolina. A lot of pro players came out of there. But, you know, when you're shooting at the basket, you're not thinking about, if you think about the guy that might block your shot from the side, you're gonna miss for sure. So you keep focused on the rim, hit the back of the rim. And you know somebody might swat the ball and you think about that 20% of the time, but 80%, you better not just be looking at your opponent. Look at the goal, dammit. Look at the goal, look at the goal. Yes, worry about the defender.   If you're lifting weights, ties a hooper, man, you haven't been following me long enough. I used to have all the NBA guys in the house. They used to, Gilbert Arenas used to do his podcast in my house. I used to bring all kinds of people. All the pros, lethal shooter used to be at my house. Everybody's been in my house. Harden's been in my house. Chris Paul used to come, we used to do a charity. Kicks of the day. I don't have any kicks. I got socks on right now. Ties looking fluffy. What is fluffy? You mean like chubby? I look chubby right now? I like to listen to how the masses think. Some people are like, Ty, you look great. You look greatest thing about dealing with mass communication.  Man, what's wrong with you? I'm going, people, it's kind of like body dysmorphia. You know, some people are super skinny but they perceive themselves as fat so they keep staying anorexic.  That's a good analogy to life in general, man. We have life dysmorphia. You know, we have life dysmorphia. Everything's going well yet nobody's happy. Sometimes I look at the stress I have at different times in my life and then I look at before that stress when I thought my life was bad and I was like, bro, you didn't even know how tough life could get. There's people out here. I'll give you an example. I got a friend, he's dating a woman. He doesn't like her, okay? She breaks up with him. He's depressed. I said, let me understand this, my friend. I'll just call him Bob. That wasn't his name.   How does that compute? How does that compute? That doesn't even compute. That's what I said. That's life dysmorphia. Okay, where is this person? A one angel. Did you DM me, man? Oh, here he is. Okay, angel M1234. I'm gonna send you some money here. Gold dysmorphia, never have gold dysmorphia.  So perspective is needed.  I don't know if that's good advice.   Oh, PayPal, no, not PayPal. Okay, you sent me your event. I think comparative, it's called contrast bias. I think there's nothing wrong with using contrast. I remember kidding Beverly Hills when I first moved to Beverly Hills, he was depressed because his dad wouldn't give him a Ferrari like his other friends got. Should I respect his emotions? I don't think so. I don't think that's a respectable emotion. Why should that am I sending you Ben Mel right here? The human brain can only contrast to what it's already experienced. That's why people went through real dark times and early in their life. It goes one or two ways.  She got on a boat, lost her family and came to America in 1939. She was a tough woman. She was not easily depressed. All right, let me see this one dude on TikTok. I've already given 400 out. Someone said, Ty, I used to be so famous. Man, I reduced my fame on purpose. People don't realize that. Like I knew, I remember 2016, I had the fastest growing Instagram in the world.  There's a lot of downside of being famous. I've already experienced it. And if you look at people that are very famous, there is a lot of hell on earth to pay. So I've been the most Google person in the world, you know, for a month or two. That's all you want. That's all you want. So I like being well, last one. Did I lose the house? No, I don't live in California anymore. Nope. Now, that's everything in moderation, man. Every two, any dude that's too famous, do you have eyeballs? What's happening to every famous male in the United States? Come on. It's having every famous male in the United States. So, yeah, I stopped posting for like two years, man. COVID came, I'm like, I'm gonna take a break, man. Someone said, I thought, they thought Andrew Tate was the most Googled. Well, he was probably the most Googled in 2022. I'm talking about like 2016 or 2017, you know? Still living on the farm, yep. Someone said you can get heaven on earth in the next life if you're wise enough.  Teach me. What's the secret to having heaven on earth and heaven afterwards? Anybody know? I seem to find people that are experts on heaven on earth.  What about both? Anybody know? Anybody know? So, I would miss you out here in Beverly Hills. That was a sweet pad you had. Yeah, sometimes I miss Beverly Hills. I never love, I always like Hollywood more than Beverly Hills. More optimism. Where are the muscles? You don't follow me for muscles, do you? There's plenty of other people that you follow for muscles. Follow for muscles. Just make sure there's a lot of people on steroids right now. Like I see all the influence people are following. It used to be people were following people that were juiced up. Oh, the game has elevated. The game has elevated.  Women talking like, yo, what's up? You know, the secret to my muscularity is I wake up at 4 a.m. and I'm like, what? That voice, come on. That voice, you get that thickened up. The vocal cords, that's from juice going in your arm or in your butt. Once a week. Yeah, I bought Bodybuilding.com. My dad was a pro bodybuilder. I've seen it all. For me, to me, and I'll just tell you this, in general as a man, don't lose mobility for muscle. You want as much muscle as you can have without losing mobility. The technical term is muscle bound.  Look at Khabib.  Look at John Jones. They're not that muscular. You want to be muscular, but never muscle bound. And also women don't like it. So, you know, you wanna, I don't know what people are trying to do. You know? Ty goes to 48 hour fitness. Yeah, I go to 48 hour. Tom Plats was huge. I know Tom Plats. I was mentored by Tom Plats, believe it or not. I did a mentorship with him. Biggest legs in the game. But Tom Plats would not be great in a street situation, man. Come on. Ty goes to planet fitness. I've never been in planet fitness, but I wanna go. I've heard you can't wear a tank top. So, nah. You want to be, look, I've tried everything. I've gone on juice before. I've bulked up. I could rep 350, man. That's all my social media. You can see me repping like 315 or 305 with Danny Hester. He was Mr. Olympia winner. Mr. Olympia. I've like trained with all these people, but they're way better. Women don't like that look, you know? Gay guys do if you like, if that's the goal. Yeah, it's all on my, am I on TRT? Nah, nah, I haven't been on. I don't like stuff that drops your sperm count to zero. Man, be careful of stuff that messes up your sperm count. You know? Somebody said you still don't look big. Yeah, I don't wanna be big. Man, I'll tell you this. All the dudes that beat you in jujitsu, all the best boxers, the best MMA people, they're very rarely muscular, like you think. Khabib is ripped without much muscularity. You need agility and coordination, man. Humans developed tools a long time ago. You know? It's my voice changing. People say I sound reptilian. Yeah, women like broad shoulders. I have broad shoulders. That helps a lot. You want broad shoulders, man.  Guy, women, arms intimidate women. Arms are great. You want big forums. I have big forums. I got stronger forums than, that's from a farm. That's from a farm.  Forums are actually, if you wanna know who you don't wanna wrestle with, dudes with strong forearms, low base and strong legs, like all around, you know, posterior chain stuff. What is sperm count?  TRT will take your sperm count. I've tested like 217 million sperm. You want over 150 million? That stuff will drop right down to one million, man. One million. You're basically infertile when you're at that.  Some people never kickstart out of it, you know? So I'm a farmer, how did you meet Joe Salton? I was his first, I was his first apprentice. All right, I'm gonna go to bed soon. Somebody used to bench 500, that's good, man. Big Roan who's with me, he could bench 550, but he's a big boy, he's 330. He's a big guy, he's 160 kilos for those of you from Europe. All right, this is gonna go off in a minute. I think I gave everybody, but I already did 500. I'm gonna look for this one last guy. I guess I'll end up giving 600. I'll go live earlier tomorrow. Wanna pop in here. So I'm gonna launch this, working on this non-profit. We'll see how it goes. Okay, all right, good talk. What about aliens? Our DNA is an alien. That's what people don't realize, man. I bet time's arms measure at 22. No, I don't have 22 inch arms. Dude, 22 inch arms are tough to get. You have to be big, my friend.  The only guy I know with 22 inch biceps unless you're on major juice, it's huge, guys. Like, you gotta be 300 pounds or more. I've trained with Dorian Yates. Those guys had 22 inch arms, and he was about only six foot, but he was 290, man. Good morning, wonderful people. Sweden is waking up. Hello, Sweden. I love Sweden. One of the great countries on earth. Andrew Tate's arms are 28.5. 20, I'm sorry, 21.5? Come on.   I don't know, people just make stuff. I don't know, I don't know who's saying that, but... Okay. I just did the trivia. All right, I'm out. I'm out. Cut off here.


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There was a couple that were pioneers of the course called the Varleys, Barbara and Robert Varley. I remember one of Barbara Varley's stories where she was somewhere in the Midwest and she pulled over, I think she was by herself, she pulled over to stay at this motel and the motel was right off of the interstate. And so as she found herself in the motel room in bed, just laying back starting to drift off in the sleep, she could hear the big semi-trucks and all of the sounds of interstate highway in the United States going there. And she started to drift off a little more to sleep and then it happened, this miraculous merge. She was one moment she was hearing the semi-trucks and the sounds that they were making on the highway and then something started to happen in her mind where it was like an August rush moment. They started to merge together and she wasn't listening to a symphony at the Philharmonic or something. It was just the ordinary sounds of trucks passing on the interstate but it all started to merge together in this glorious way. And she just described it as this most heavenly feel where she just gave her mind over to this higher communication, this merge. And it was so beautiful. All the sounds of the trucks and everything just kind of merged together. She was taken into this ecstasy, absolute ecstasy from that. And that struck me when I read that. I just thought, wow, it's really about giving yourself over to that unified awareness. I've had so many times in my life where I've been places where there's been some kind of, you know, we talked about the bird pecking and the repetitive pounding of the bird on the glass or whatever. Or I've been in cities and countries where there seemed to be a lot of noise. And I just would just start to feel a bit of like an irritation around the noise. And I'd think, no, no, no, I don't need to go there at all. I want to go into the merge and I would just turn my mind and go right into the miracle with whatever the sounds seem to be. And oftentimes, you know, I would almost just kind of lose awareness of separate sounds. I mean, what is noise anyway but a judgment? You know, some people would call a symphony noise and to others it's glory. You know, it's just all interpretation. I started to really see that it's all interpretation. And I've had that happen so many times where I'm going to come up and say, how can you stand to be like in a room with one of these battery powered clocks? How can you stay in the room? How can you sleep? And again, you can go with it and go. You can start to go with it from the ego. Like you want to just go up and get the battery out of it or something and really bring it to a stop. But then that's just trying to change the form. So I would be there with it just kind of really just merge, merge, merge, merge, merge. Let me go into the glory, into the glory, into the glory, you know, with it instead of judging the sound. And you practice with that with everything as an opportunity to train the mind. We were talking about the piano playing. You know, I'm here at a silent retreat and I hear who's over there, wherever with that piano music going, blasting into my silent retreat, you know, this and this. Well, ultimately you have a choice. You can merge right into those notes and melodies and go right into the glory with it. Or you can take it the other direction, like it's got to stop. It must stop. Who do I talk to around here? Make it stop. Make it, you know, you can go either way with anything like that. And I know it's the same like, it's not only with sounds or whatever. I remember going down to Buenos Aires, Argentina and different places. I was somewhere with Columbia, some, maybe Collie Columbia or something with Kirsten and we're just out of the street corner and to stop and have some lunch out there and just, it's just like an August rest moment again. Busy city, buses, cars, pollution, dot, dot, dot, dot, typical things. And I'm in the glory. At one point we're having a sandwich or something and Jesus says, you really are, you're actually happy here on the street corner, like having lunch here on the corner. I say, yeah. But it's, it's, when you're in the glory, it's a perception. It's not, you're not identified with the sounds or the sights and there's nothing to compare and contrast. I'm not, what's pollution? Really? Come on now. What really, what is pollution? You know, but just a judgment. There's no need to take the tapestry of the whole universe and start to pulling things out like pollution. I've even had, I was down in Buenos Aires one time and I was in some cab. They were taking me to give a talk and no air conditioning in the cab and it's, who knows what temperature and it's Buenos Aires, the city of 16 and a half million and not many pollution controls or anything. One of these big buses, you know, the old buses that have the big exhaust on the side, pulls up and I'm in the cab with my window rolled down and I'm just like in the glory. And I turn and boom, just the black soot of a bus right in the side of the face, you know. And I was like, in the glory, bring on the soot. I love pollution. I love pollution. Who has to judge against pollution? Why do we need to be judging against pollution? You know, it's all in our mind. There's nothing outside of our mind. That was the soot of my mind, in the tapestry of my mind. I was in the glory. I loved it. I was in purpose. I'm being taken in a cab ride. I love a cab ride to go talk about God. I'm happy. Soot, bring on the soot. I mean, I just felt, this is really good. I felt warm because of warm and black on the side of my face. And I'm like, mmm, yeah, yeah, love it. God is in everything I see. God is in everything I feel. God is in everything because God is in my mind. That's less than 29 and 30. God is in everything I see because less than 30. Because God is in my mind. That's what you want to do for the sign of retreat. Let your mind lift up in the glory of God. That is where your perception becomes unified. But without that unified perception, you're still going to be seeing and feeling soot. You're still going to hear noises. And your mind's ego's going to say some are good noises and some are bad noises.  You're going to be irritated with these bad noises. And it's the same about appearances. The good appearances, the bad appearances. At some point, you have to kind of reach the end of that rope. Like I'm tired of like and dislike. I'm tired of attraction and repulsion. I'm tired of playing this dualistic game of being drawn to some images and repulsed by others. It's a game I've been playing with myself. And I want it over. I want to see things differently. I could see peace instead of this. You just go with that. And to me that's what the spiritual journey is all about. It's like where you start to see everything as your mind. And there's nothing outside of mind. So in that sense there's no soot outside of mind. There's no pollution. I remember it wasn't too long ago. I was in Beijing. And I was driving in the car with some people there. And I had heard some things from back when the Olympics were in Beijing. About this cloud of smog over the top of the city. And people wearing masks. And Olympic participants complaining about Beijing. And complaining about the pollution and everything. So here I find myself right smack dab in the middle of Beijing traffic. And I'm just going wow, I told the cab driver, whoever was driving me in the car, I was just saying I just love the color of your city. And it was smog gray. It wasn't a blue sky. It wasn't sparkly sunshine. It was gray. Gray of my mind. The gray of the glory of God. When God is in your mind, when you're in the glory, gray is beautiful. I don't need a blue sky. I don't need sunshine. That's not going to prove my mood to some blue sky and some sunshine. I gray. And I take it up the smog and everything. Take it into my nostrils because they're not really my nostrils. And this isn't really me. And there's no thing like smog that could go up into nostrils and everything. It's like come on, let's quit thinking of things in terms of parts and particulars. And let's embrace the whole. This is how it looks. This is how it smells. This is how it sounds. It's a unified awareness. When you're in unified awareness, all things are equally acceptable. You don't push anything away. You don't say, ah, I would be happy except for this thing or that thing. It's like, it's all encompassing. So there's no problem in unified awareness. Pollution is not a problem. Smog is not a problem. Traffic is not a problem. Going fast, going slow. All things are equally acceptable in unified awareness because all things are the same in unified awareness. Because there are no differences in unified awareness. That's what we're doing. That's why we're here on a silent retreat. We're dipping into unified awareness. Like you said, that glimpse you had where it was just ever expanding. There was nothing lacking, not even a thought of lack. That's exactly why we're here at a silent retreat is to experience that. And the ego will try to trim it down and make it into, you know, okay, you're here for so many days, day one. It's like, oh come on, who's counting? Who's counting really? You don't have to think like that anymore. You can just give yourself over to it.


Gov. Yesom Weke has directed the chairmen of councils, particularly in Port Harcourt, to go after all the illegal crude oil refining sites and shut them down with immediate effect. This is to check the environmental menace occasion by black suit in parts of river state. Gov. Weke in his 2022 New Year message at the Gov. House Port Harcourt said the directive stems from failure of the federal government and its security agencies to rein in those behind illegal oil bunkering and artisanal crude oil refiners in the state. The Gov. said the state government has equally appealed without success to persons engaging in this illegal business to consider its negative effects on the economy, environment, public safety and public health and disengage from it. He has also directed all cancer chairmen and community leaders to locate, identify and report to his office all those behind illegal bunkering and crude oil refining sites in their localities for prosecution. As a state government, we have drawn the attention of the federal government to this problem and requested for its intervention to stop the activities of illegal bunkering and artisanal crude oil refiners which have been identified as the main sources of the suit pandemic. Unfortunately, the federal government has remained inexplicably silent over requests and even complicit to a large extent with security agencies actively encouraging and protecting the artisanal refiners to continue with their harmful activities on a daily basis. Concerned about the operations and social harmful activities of nightclubs within residential areas of the state, the governor has placed an immediate ban on all nightclub activities including night time trading and street prostitution along Abacha Road and surrounding streets in Porta Cote. The state government has placed an immediate ban on all nightclub activities including night time trading and street prostitution along Abacha Road and surrounding streets particularly the Casablanca area to stop the harmful effect of these depraved activities on the moral development of our children and society at large. Governor Wiki stated that government will take over most vacant plots or uncompleted buildings in the old and new government reservation areas, G.R.A. By taking over all sorts of abandoned plots and uncompleted buildings were the first case of a couple of several undeveloped plots of Lany O. G. R.A. Porta Cote for breaching the governor's attached data, who will also allocate interest to the members of the republic for immediate development.  Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.


And now, tonight's presentation of Radio's Outstanding Theatre of Thrills. Suspense. This evening, suspense brings you what we feel is a particularly unusual and absorbing story. No actors other than Mr. William Conrad will appear in its presentation. It's a study in terror, which has few equals. So now, starring Mr. Conrad, here is tonight's suspense play by A. M. Burridge, The Waxwork. While the uniformed attendants of Mariner's Waxworks were ushering the last stragglers through the great glass panel double doors, the manager sat in his office interviewing Raymond Houston. The manager was speaking. Oh, there's nothing new on your request, sir. In fact, we refuse it to different people, mostly young bloods who've tried to make bets about three times a week, I should say. We have nothing to gain, something to lose by letting people spend the night in our murderers den.   Somewhat old as the case, Houston smiled. I suppose you mean that journalists have no senses to lose? No, no, no, of course not. But one imagines them to be responsible people. Besides, we have something to gain here. Publicity and advertisement. Yes, exactly, said Houston. And there I thought we might come to terms. The manager smiled. Eh, I know what's coming. You want to be paid twice, do you? You know, it used to be said years ago that Madame Tussaud would give a man a hundred pounds for sleeping alone in the Chamber of Horrors. Well, I hope you don't think that we've made any such offer. Eh, what is your paper, Mr. Houston? Well, I'm freelancing at present, sir, working on space for several papers. However, I would find no difficulty in getting the story printed. I'm sure the morning echo would use it like a shot. A night with mariners murderers? No live paper could turn it down, sir. Eh, sir, how do you propose to treat it? Well, I shall make it gruesome, of course. Gruesome with just a saving touch of humor. The manager nodded and offered Houston his cigarette case. Very well, Mr. Houston. You got your story printed in the morning echo and there'll be a five-pound note waiting for you when you can't come and call for it. But, eh, first of all, you realize it's no small ordeal that you're proposing to want to take? I'd like to be quite sure about you. I'd like you to be quite sure about yourself. I own, I shouldn't care to take it on. I should hate having to sleep down there alone among them. Why, ask Houston. Oh, I don't know. Isn't there any reason, I suppose? I don't believe in ghosts. If I did, I should expect them to haunt the scene of their crimes or the spots where their bodies were laid instead of a cellar which happens to contain their waxwork averages. Well, it's just that I couldn't sit alone among them all night with their seeming to stare at me in the way they do. After all, they represent the lowest and the most appalling types of humanity. The whole atmosphere of the place is unpleasant and if you're susceptible to atmosphere, sir, I warn you that you're in for a very uncomfortable night. Houston had known that from the moment when the idea first occurred to him. His soul sickened at the prospect. But he had a wife and a family to keep. So here was a chance not to be missed the price of a special story in the morning echo with a five pound note to add to it. Besides, if he wrote the story well, it might lead to an offer of regular employment. The manager smiled at him and rose. Well, I think the last of the people must have gone by now. Oh, there is one condition I'm afraid I must impose upon you, sir. I must ask you not to smoke. We had a fire scared out on the murderers' den this evening. I don't know who gave the alarm, but whoever it was, it was a false one. Fortunately, there were very few people down there at the time and there might have been a panic. Now, if you're ready, we'll make a move. He led the way through an open barrier and down ill lit stone stairs which conveyed a sinister impression of giving access to a dungeon. In a passage at the bottom were a few preliminary horrors such as relics of the Inquisition, a rack taken from a medieval castle, branding irons, thumb screws, and other mementos of man's cruelty the cruelty of the man. Beyond the passage was the murderer's den. It was a room of irregular shape with a vaulted roof and dimly lit by electric lights burning behind inverted bowls of frosted glass. It was, by design, an eerie and uncomfortable chamber, a chamber whose atmosphere invited its visitors to speak in whispers. The wax work murderers stood on low pedestals with numbered tickets at their feet. Recent notorieties rubbed dusty shoulders with the old favorites. Fertile, the murderer of weir, stood as if frozen in the act of making a sharp window gesture to young bywaters.  Within five yards of him sat Mrs. Thompson, that erotic romanticist hanged to propitiate British middle-class matroness. Charles Peace, the only member of the vile company who looked uncompromisingly and entirely evil, sneered across a gangway at Norman Thorn. Brown and Kennedy, the two most recent additions, stood between Mrs. Dyer and Patrick Mayan. The manager, walking around with Euston, pointed out several of the more interesting of these unholy notabilities. That's crippling, I expect you recognize him in significant little beast who looks as if he couldn't tread on a worm. Oh, and that's Armstrong, but looks like a decent, harmless country gentleman, doesn't he?  And this one... Who's that? Yeah, come here, have a good look at him. This is our star turn. He's the only one of the bunch that hasn't been hanged. The figure which Euston had indicated was that of a small, slight man, not much more than five feet in height. It wore little waxed moustaches, large spectacles, and a caped coat. There was something so exaggeratedly French in its appearance that it reminded Euston of a stage caricature. He could not have said precisely why the mild-looking face seemed to him so repellent, but he'd already recoiled a step, and even the manager's company had cost him an effort to look again. But who is he? He asked. That, said the manager, is Dr. Modette. Euston shook his head doubtfully. I think I've heard the name, but I forget in connection with what. The manager smiled. You'd remember better if you were a Frenchman. You know, for some long while, that man was the terror of Paris. He carried on his work of healing by day and of road-cutting by night. He killed for the sheer devilish pleasure it gave him to kill, and always in the same way for the razor. After his last crime, he left a clue behind him which set the police upon his track, but he was much too clever for them. When he realized that the coils were closing a body, he mysteriously disappeared, and ever since the police of every civilized country have been looking for him. There's no doubt that he managed to make a way with himself, and by some means which has prevented his body coming to light, one or two crimes of a similar nature have taken place since his disappearance, but he is believed almost for certain to be dead, and the experts believe these record distances to be the work of an imitator. It's queer, isn't it, Miss Houston? However notorious murderer as imitators, Houston shouted and fidgeted with his feet. I don't like him at all. What eyes he's got. Yes, this figure's a little masterpiece. You'll find the eyes bite into you, won't you? Very much, excellent realism then for buddhett practice mesmerism, and it was supposed to mesmerize his victims before dispatching them. Indeed, had he not done so, it's impossible to see how so small a man could have done his ghastly work. There were never any signs of struggle. I thought I saw him move, said Houston with a catch in his voice. The manager smiled. You'll have more than one optical illusion before the night's out, I expect, sir. Well, I'm sorry I can't give you any more light because all the lights are on for obvious reasons we keep this place as gloomy as possible, isn't it? Well, that's Houston. Good night. Houston wheeled a swivel chair, a heavy one upholstered and plushed a little weight on the central gangway, and deliberately turned it so that its back was toward the effigy of Dr. Buddett. For some undefined reason, he liked Dr. Buddett a great deal less than his companions. Busying himself with arranging the chair, he was almost light-hearted. But when the manager's footfalls had died away and a deep hush stole over the chamber, he realized that he had no slight ordeal before him. The dim, unwavering light fell on the rows of figures which were so uncannily like human beings that the silence and the stillness seemed unnatural and even ghastly. He missed the sound of breathing, the rustling of clothes, the 101 minute noises one hears when even the deepest silence has fallen upon a crowd. And the air was as stagnant as water at the bottom of the standing pond. It must be like this at the bottom of the sea, he thought. He faced these sinister figures boldly enough. They were only waxworks. So long as he let that thought dominate all others, he promised himself that all would be well. It did not, however, save him long from the discomfort occasion by the wax and stare of Dr. Baudet, which he knew was directed upon him from behind. The eyes of the little Frenchman hearted and fermented him, and he itched with a desire to turn and look. My nerves have started already, he thought. And then another voice in his brain spoke to him. It's because you're afraid that you won't turn and look at him. The two voices quarreled silently for a moment or two. At last, Houston slewed his chair around a little and looked behind him. Among the many figures standing in stiff unnatural poses, the effigy of the dreadful little doctor stood out with a queer prominence. Perhaps because of a steady beam of light beat straight down upon it. Houston flinched before the parody of mildness which some fiendishly skilled craftsmen had managed to convey in wax. Met the eyes for one agonized second and then turned again to face the other direction. He's only a waxwork like the rest of you, Houston muttered defiantly. You're all only waxworks? They were only waxworks, yes. But waxworks don't move. Oh, not that he had seen the least movement anywhere, but it struck him that in the moment or two while he'd looked behind him there had been the least subtle change in the grouping of the figures in front. Krippen, for instance, seemed to have turned at least one degree to the left. Oh, I thought Houston perhaps the illusion was due to the fact that he had not slewed his chair back into its exact original position. Oh, but there were Brown and Kennedy too, surely. One of them had moved his hands.  He took a notebook from his pocket and wrote quickly, memo, deathly silence and unearthly stillness of figures like being at bottom of sea. Hypnotic eyes, Dr. Baudette. Figures seemed to move when not being watched. He closed the book suddenly over his fingers and looked around quickly and awfully over his right shoulder. He had neither seen nor heard a movement, but it was as if some sixth sense had made him aware of one. He looked straight into the vapid countenance of the floor, and smiled vagantly back as if to say, it was and I. No, of course it wasn't he or any of them. It was his own nose. Or was it? Then why all that silent unrest about him? A subtle something in the air which did not quite break the silence and happened whichever way he looked just beyond the boundaries of his vision. He swung round quickly to encounter the mile but baleful stare of Dr. Baudette, and then without warning he jerked his head back to stare straight at Krippen. He nearly caught Krippen at that time. You'd better be careful, Krippen, and all the rest of you. If I do see one of you move, I'll smash you to pieces. Do you hear? He ought to go, he told himself. Already he'd experienced enough to write his story or ten stories for the matter of that. Well then, why not go? The morning echo would be none the wiser as to how long he'd stayed. No, would it care so long as his story was a good one? Yes, but the manager, one never knew, perhaps the manager would quibble over that five pound note which he needed so badly. He wondered if his wife were asleep or if she were lying awake and thinking of him. She'd laugh when he told her that he'd imagined that he'd imagined this was a little too much. It was bad enough that the waxwork effigies of murderers should move when they weren't being watched, but it was intolerable that they should breathe. Somebody was breathing.  He sat rigid, listening, straining until he exhaled with a long, his own breath after all. But if not something had divine that he was listening and had ceased breathing simultaneously, Houston turned his head swiftly around and looked all about him out of haggard and hunted eyes, everywhere his gaze encountered the vacant waxen faces and everywhere he felt that by just some least fraction of a second he had missed seeing a movement at hand or foot, a silent opening, a compression of lips, a flicker of eyelids, a look of human intelligence now smoothed out.  No, this would not do. This distinctly would not do. He must clutch at something, grip with his mind upon something which belonged essentially to the work-a-day world, to the daylight London streets. He was Raymond Houston, an unsuccessful journalist, a living and breathing man, and these figures grouped around him were only dummies so they could neither move nor whisper. Well, what did it matter if they were supposed to be life-like effigies of murderers? They were only made of wax and sawdust and stood there for the entertainment of morbid sightseers and orange-sucking trippers. That was better.  He recalled part of it, but not all. For the gaze of Dr. Boudette urged, challenged and finally compelled him to turn.  His own eyes were dilated and his mouth at first set on a grin of terror, lifted at the corners in a snarl, and then Houston spoke and walked a hundred sinister echoes. Then he sat quite still, staring straight before him, like a man found frozen in the Arctic snows. Dr. Boudette's movements were leisurely. He stepped off his pedestal with the mincing care of a lady alighting from a bus. The platform stood about two feet from the ground, above the edge of it a plush-covered rope hung in arc-like curves. Dr. Boudette lifted up the rope until it formed an arch for him to pass under, stepped off the platform and sat down on the edge, facing Houston. Then he nodded and smiled and said, Good evening. I need oddly tell you that not until I overhear the conversation between you and the worthy manager of this establishment did I suspect that I should have the pleasure of a companion here for the night. Or you cannot move or speak without my bidding, but you can hear me perfectly well. Something tells me that you were, shall I say, nervous. My dear sir, I have no illusions. I am not one of these contemptible energies miraculously come to life. I am Dr. Boudette himself. He paused, coughed and shifted his legs. Pardon me, but I am a little stiff. Oh, please let me explain. Circumstances with which I need not defecting you have made it desirable that I should live in England. I was close to this building this evening when I saw a policeman. Regarding me, I thought a little too curiously. I guess that he intended to follow and perhaps asked me embarrassing questions. So I mingled with the crowd and came in here. Then bought my admission to the chamber in which we now meet and an inspiration showed me a certain means of escape. I raised a cry of fire. And when all the fools had rushed to the stairs I stripped my effigy of the caped coat which should be old me wearing, donned it, hid my effigy under the platform at the back and took its place on the pedestal. The manager's description of me, which I had the embarrassment of being compelled to over here, was biased but not altogether inaccurate. Clearly, I am not dead, although it is as well that the world think otherwise, no? His account of my abbey, which I have indulged for years, although through necessity, less frequently of late, was in the main clue. For you see, the world is divided between collectors and non-collectors. With the non-collectors, we are not concerned, eh? The collectors collect anything according to the individual taste, from money to cigarette cards, from malls to matchboxes. I collect... ...throats. He paused again and regarded Houston's throat with interest, mingled with disfavor. I am obliged to the chance which brought us together tonight and perhaps it would seem ungrateful to complain. From motives of personal safety, my activities have been somewhat curtailed of late years, and I am glad of this opportunity of gratifying my somewhat unusual whim.  If you will overlook a personal remark, I should never have selected you from choice. I like men with thick necks. Thick red necks. He fumbled in an inside pocket and took out something which he tested against a wet forefinger, and then proceeded to pass gently to and fro across the palm of his left hand. This is a little French razor. The blade you will observe is very narrow. They do not cut very deep, but deep enough in just one little moment you shall see for yourself. And now, I shall ask you the little civil question of all the polite barbers. Does the razor suit you, sir? He rose up, a diminutive but menacing figure of evil, and approached chosen with a silent, furtive stamp of a hunting panther. You will have the goodness to raise your chin a little, then. Oh, thank you.  Ah, thank you. Merci, monsieur. Merci, merci. Ah, merci. Over one end of the chamber was a thick skylight of frosted glass, which by day led in a few sickly and filtered rays from the floor above. After sunrise, these began to mingle with the subdued light from the electric bulbs, and this mingled illumination added a certain gastlinness to a scene which needed no additional touch of horror. The waxwork figures stood apathetically in their places, waiting to be admired or executed by the crowds who would presently wander fearfully among them. In their midst, in the center gangway, Hewson sat still, leaning far back in his swivel chair. His chin was up tilted as if he were waiting to receive attention from a barber. And although there was not a scratch upon his throat, nor anywhere upon his body, he was cold and dead. Dr. Boudette, on his pedestal, watched the dead man unemotional in. He did not move, nor was he capable of motion. But then after all, he was only a waxwork... Spence. In which William Conrad starred in tonight's presentation of the waxwork. The music for tonight's program was composed by Lucian Morrowak. Next week, we bring you a story based on fact.  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