The following is a presentation of TFNN. The morning market kickoff with your host, Tommy O'Brien. Good morning, everybody. I'm Tommy O'Brien, comedy live from TFNN, 906 AM Eastern Time. We got about 24 minutes to go until the start of trading. I appreciate you joining me this morning, folks. Had a little bit of technical problems yesterday. I went out, bought a few different gadgets and I'm all hooked up, folks. Should be good to go this morning. Thanks for joining me to start off the trading day and we kick things off with a little bit of a reversal in terms of yesterday. Man, markets, talk about an acceleration. You get back all and then some of the losses that you had on Tuesday in the S&P. Just historic, almost. You trade from 41-40, we almost got a 4,300 handle in the close of action yesterday. You were approaching 150 S&P points but since that level we've backed off a bit. Now, just on the acceleration we had from yesterday's action, you drive up to a price point of approximately 4,300. We have given back half of that move exactly where we're sitting right now. The 50% trading at 42, 23 in the S&P, you're down 51 points. NASDAQ 100, you're down 206. We have CPI data, we'll get into that in a moment. Pretty much in line with expectations. 7.9% is the inflation number year over year. That's up from 7.5% in January. Those numbers though for February ahead of when we saw the acceleration in crude, we'll get into the numbers. As I said in a moment, but pretty stark inflation numbers to put it lightly. Dow, negative 400 points, 32,870. Now, taking a look at where we were though, pretty much right where we've been since about 8 a.m. You did have some volatility at 830. You made it up as high as 4247 and just like that, we've given up about 23 points. Now, at the same time, we have an ECB conference going on with Christine Lagarde. We'll get into that in a moment as well. So you got two dueling forces of economic numbers here coming out at the same time on the world stage. Crude, you're up five bucks. Talk about volatility, man. Basil Chapman, thanks for jumping in at 930. Our man Basil had a great conversation with our man Teddy Kegstad yesterday at 40 past the hour on Wednesday. Teddy said a great call and Noel been talking about really remarkable. They were talking about almost more than a year. There's the beginning of almost 2021 that Teddy started talking about $100 oil. Just like that, we were at 130. Just like that, we were at 103 yesterday and boom. Just like that today, we're at 113 in crude. Boy, God bless you if you're trading those markets, man. Gold, talk about volatility as well. Back above 2000 for gold. Last night, you dip below 1980. You're talking about a $100 move from Tuesday to the lows of Wednesday. And then just like that, you get 40 bucks to the upside. Just everywhere, folks, these moves and we jump over to notes and bonds. The trend continues. You got the 10 year down another 11 ticks. Look at the move that we had just since Sunday. Folks, it's only Thursday morning. We've had three full trading days. The week has five full trading days and you have already traded down three full points in the 10 year. That is a remarkable move for sure. And we jump over to the VIX volatility index right now. 33.49 as we come into the start of trading for Thursday. All right, let's jump into the numbers inflation. 7.9%, that's a 40 year high. And here's the interesting part of things. Before the oil spike, folks, what's the number for CPI gonna be like in March when you got crude pushing $130 a barrel? They get into in this article I was talking about. Now, this is just over the last half hour. This number was out at 830. So far this month, the retail price of regular grade gasoline is up 19.3%. That will have an effect on the March CPI data. I think you'll hear a lot of talk, especially from the Fed talking about the core number more so now to give themselves a little bit more breathing room, whether appropriate or not, that's the tack they usually take. I imagine Chairman Powell is gonna talk about gas prices being transitory with the geopolitical risks going on. You'll see a lot more attention to the core number. Now, February reports show the gas prices rose 6.6% from the month earlier, okay? That accounted for almost a third of the monthly increase in CPI folks. If it was up 6.6% and that was a third of the increase, what do you think 20% is gonna do? Yeah, the impact will be more fully captured in the March CPI report. That's putting it lightly. So do not expect these headline numbers to go down, folks, they are going to go up when you have this type of a number in crude and you're already sitting at 7.9%. Now digging into the numbers a little bit more, you had 7.5% in January, so you are accelerating, 8.8% in February. That's exactly what the market was looking for, 7.9 and 0.8%, so maybe the analysts getting a little bit on the ball here. They've been missing things pretty dramatically. Excluding food and energy, 0.5% from a month earlier and 6.4% from a year ago, imagine that though. 6.4% from a year ago if you take out food and energy. Those are just, those two factors alone are up so dramatic and outside of those you still have a number that's above 6% on a yearly basis. So that number comes out at 8.30. We also got jobless claims out pretty much in line with expectations as well and you check back to the markets and right now sitting negative 53 points right now in the S&Ps. So we gotta jump to Mr. Bezos, Mr. Jazzy. Quite the announcement last night, Amazon, they are joining the party for Apple and Google and Tesla and they are splitting. 20 for one is the Amazon split. I think it's gonna take place in June, if I recall. It's gotta go to a shareholder approval I believe. You spike up to 3,090, just like that you're back under 2,900. You're still gonna be up more than $100 on the open at least in the next 18 minutes, we'll see how we trade. That's with the S&Ps down more than a point. That's with the NASDAQ 100 down 1.5% right now and you have Amazon up about 4% coming into the number. They also announced, this is a big part of it too I think, $10 billion share repurchase. The split is gonna be the Amazon's first in more than two decades. So they split three times after they went IPO and then they haven't done it since. Yes, three splits in the two and a half years following their 1997 IPO and then halted the practice. Well yeah, they had quite a run up, quite a run down.  The topic occasionally came up in Amazon shareholder meetings but the company hadn't taken the action until now combined with a $10 billion share buyback authorization sent Amazon shares up as much as 11%. I do have some Amazon in retirement account folks with disclosure, encourage you to as well. You're still sitting at 2,900. Amazon had a high of 3,700 back there. They got their fingers in everything folks. They are such a growth company. And when you fact that in to AWS on top of things but yeah, quite a pullback. You were sitting at 1,500 at the COVID lows chopped around between about 2,000 and 1,500 for a period of time. Yeah, and splits as we all know have gone out of practice but not so much the case lately with the big dogs doing it but Amazon given most to it back. God bless whoever had 3,090 man. Don't get too euphoric sometimes folks. Not sure who's still buying above 3,000 when this thing was under 2,800.  The other thing though that comes into this that that article doesn't touch on as much is the 10 billion, not 10,010 billion dollar repurchase speaks to the fact in general that Amazon they're not too worried about in terms of any huge type of capital expenditure that's gonna eat up all their cash piles to the point that they're comfortable given $10 billion back to their shareholders maybe easing some of the market concerns about spending coming up whether it's spending on warehouses, spending on AI what it could be, $10 billion going back to shareholders maybe putting some ease in their spending and profit concerns going forward. All right folks, stay tuned. We'll be coming back talking to our man Kevin Hinks from TD Ameritrade Fast Market. We'll be right back. Everything in the universe is governed by the Fibonacci sequence. This mathematical principle is responsible for everything from the most aesthetically pleasing artwork to patterns in the stock market. 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Let's jump over to our man Kevin Hinks. Every trading day folks 12 noon Eastern time on the TD Ameritrade Network Fast Market. Your host Kevin Hinks, Tom White, the team at TD Ameritrade Network. They walk you through the day's market action. They walk you through hypothetical trade setups talking about options, talking to find risk. Kevin Hinks, good morning. Good morning, Tommy O'Brien. CPI day to day, a lot of inflation data but I'm not sure the effect that this data is gonna have on the overall market. I still think geopolitical risk is at the top of everyone's headlines today but at least the number that we got from CPI wasn't any shockingly high. It came in pretty much as expected, a 10th higher on the headline number. Looking for a 0.7 came in 0.8. The year-over-year numbers in line, the core month-over-month number was 0.5. That was also in line. But Tommy, when you go to the tables and look at what fueled this number for the month, it was all energy related, right? Fuel oil up 7.7%, gasoline 6.6%, energy commodities up 6.7%, Tommy, those aren't annual numbers, that's a monthly number there. So big numbers there out of energy that utility gas services 1.5%, transportation services 1.4, food at home 1.4. So used cars and trucks and new vehicles, down 0.2 and up 0.3. So relatively unchanged or plateauing in terms of vehicles, but this CPI number, Tommy, dominated by energy, as you would think. Yeah, I saw that used car number. Maybe that is kind of a plateau leading to some negativity in that market. Might be time, finally, if you're thinking about ditching that used car, folks get rid of it probably now as I think it was 0.2% down for used cars. Made a great point on the energy, man. Of course, 6.6%. I saw Kevin, gas prices in Bloomberg, has it out there or accounted for almost a third of the monthly increase in CPI. Now that is amazing that it's only March 10th, Kevin. And so far this month, the retail price of gas they have in this article I'm reading here right now in Bloomberg, 19.3% already. You have gas prices up and when it was up 6.6%, that was a third of the monthly increase. What do you think as we go forward? Because just look, especially the headline number as kicking off the program saying, you know, maybe the Fed or anybody starts talking about core as well a little bit more because energy is gonna be so wild in the March numbers. But what do you think as we come to the next months because I imagine the headline numbers gotta be going up with what energy's been doing for the first 10 days of March, at least. Yeah, next year's not, or next month's number, Tommy, if everything stays as is, is gonna be like video game numbers. Yeah, totally. That you're gonna see. So that is ominous on the horizon, that's for sure. But, you know, Tommy, I get called, I get teased by my younger colleagues at TD Ameritrade as a serial optimist is what I am every day on the air. But even I have to tell you, I don't see a way out of this other than a complete 180 degree turnaround in terms of US energy policy. Without that, when the president of the United States says, I don't know what I can do, that scares me in terms of his ideas for energy. And it's pretty simple. Drill all over, drill everywhere, release reserves, and put out a goal of 15 million barrels in US production. And I guarantee you Crudall prices will come down, Tommy. Yeah, it's pretty wild, man. Even, you know, thankfully, just geopolitically right now, we're not in Europe spot, because boy we're lying on Russia for all that energy. Obviously in hindsight, not a smart move, but I imagine they're gonna try and do something as well because they're in a tough spot, man. I would not wanna be depending on somebody like Putin and Russia, and that's where they are right now. And they made some of those decisions. S&Ps, Kevin, quite the reversal. We've given back about half of what we had in terms of the acceleration just yesterday, late in the day. We got Thursday, we had jobless claims as well. We got Amazon splitting 20 for one, man. What do you think about Amazon? With, are we a $10 billion repurchase program? I was saying, I think the market likes that $10 billion too. Maybe not gonna be spending as much. Maybe you have some money for earnings left over with Amazon. Remarkable acceleration overnight, man. Well, if you've been watching the TD Ameritrade Network and the shows that I'm on for the last year or year and a half, I've been saying, we're getting closer and closer to an Amazon stock split. So, this didn't surprise me. It's, you know, I got a text message from my son. He said, you told me this was gonna happen. And I said, yes, I did. Because I thought it was pretty much eminent. And I thought once Google Alphabet did it, that it was just a matter of when, not if. So, think about that. If Amazon trades $3,000, that puts it at $150. And it puts it at a stock price that could easily go in the Dow industrials, Tommy.  And I was, she has some Amazon retirement, right? And I said, you know, I was explaining, saying it's basically just the whole conversation we've all had, right? Stock splits are arbitrary.  We'll see if it holds onto any of those gains on the open. But in the long run, it's a good thing. Because no matter what, in this, you know, retail environment with traders, more so. One of the things that I watch your program, the TD Ameritrade Network about is options, of course. Options, you've said it many times, give you the ability to trade higher price stocks at maybe a more affordable price. But I tell you, Kevin, even trading Amazon in options, you still get pretty high up there sometimes with option strategies when you're dealing with an underlying equity that's trading at $3,000. So even at 150, the options sometimes a little bit more affordable. Tell us what you're talking about on the program coming up at 12. If you started, please continue, Kevin. Go ahead. Docusign in the A block, NVIDIA, like earlier, doing a presentation on NVIDIA, and then Oracle in the C block. So three good high profile names today, Tommy. Those are some good ones, man. Docusign, I'll be watching that one. Talk about a wild story, man, from 314 to 98, great service. My dad's talked about it many times though. There's a lot of competitive services out there where you can sign things electronically now. He does a lot of them in real estate, Kevin, of course, and there's a lot of competitors to that, even if. Seems like we don't need to sign papers in person anymore. The pandemic taught us that. Kevin, great conversation as always, man. We appreciate the conversation and the education. We'll be watching at 12 today and you have a great weekend, man. Thanks for having me on, Tommy, have a great day. Always a pleasure, you too. Folks, I've learned a tremendous amount from Kevin's show like I was talking about Amazon shares. Even trying to trade an equity of $3,000, trying to use defined risks, what happens is, I mean, let's just look at Amazon real quickly. You get into the, when you look at the options, I'm just gonna show you real quick. I mean, you talk about going out just even to March 18th, okay, this was yesterday. That's a $157 move implied, okay? You look at some of these, let's just scroll down as we come into this first break. We'll be right back for the open. I mean, you're talking about, what, $20 for an at-the-money call.  It's a little lofty, and that's going $75 out of the money for eight days of trading on Amazon. 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This segment is brought to you by Think or Swim. For more information, just click the Think or Swim banner on the front page of tfnn.com. Okay, welcome back, folks. We got markets open. You got the S&P, negative 45 points. Make that 43. Markets catch a little bit of bid right around the opening value. You got the Nasdaq 100 off 160 right now. Dow off 362. Checking out Amazon's open. You're up about 4% right now at $111.11 as I took that quote. And I was just talking about even trading and equity this expensive in options. I took a quick look at the options market as you came into the open. Option prices do not trade when the market's not open. So if you're on the Think or Swim platform, you'll still have everything basically frozen in terms of the price of where everything was as of the close of yesterday. As of yesterday, you had about an $80 move priced into this. Now, these were the options, folks, for Friday expiration, tomorrow. So even yesterday, ahead of the news on Amazon. Okay, and this is just speaking to how hard it is even for option traders that wanna make affordable, maybe you're talking about retail traders, right? There's a lot of stocks that you can make great option trades for and you're only putting up a couple hundred bucks even. You're risking 200 to make 1,000. You're risking 600 to make 300, whatever it is. So point being Amazon, 2785 was the close yesterday. So we're looking at this portion of my chart here. That was the strike of the close yesterday. So that was at the money. So a put or a call yesterday was about $40 at the money. If you wanted exposure for both sides, you had about an $80 move priced in. So the point being is at 2785, for two days of exposure, you're talking about $4,000 you need to put up to buy one options contract for an at the money play in Amazon for two days of exposure. That's your minimum play for an at the money option for two days. You get the point, pretty expensive. Maybe you get a stock split and you bring in more liquidity. I do have Amazon. So there's your take on it and on the bull take. But boy, you look at everything they have folks. Now, what I'll get in here, which is cool, is that when you look at the Thinkorswim platform folks, now I do not know how they generate these percentages. Okay. And I do not trade off them. And I suggest you don't as well, but it is pretty cool when you look at the percentage that their market cap is made up of the different portions of their business. Amazon North America, only a third of their business. That's basically what Americans are familiar with. They're only familiar with one third of Amazon's business. 20% of the business is Amazon International. They get $30 billion in cash. I wonder if that's gonna get cut by $10 billion because of that repurchase, but AWS, 45% of that company's market capitalization factored in to AWS's value in terms of where they put that. Now, Amazon today at these prices, $1.47 trillion corporation. They got about 500 million shares outstanding. Yeah, and they'll be spending $10 billion to repurchase, but Amazon slides a bit, still off about 4%. Jumping back to the S&Ps to see how we open right now. Back to the charts, on a longer term basis. You know, yeah, it's quite a pullback folks, but man, you wanna see something scary. You talk about a pullback. We're barely at the two, three, six, okay? Three eight twos happen all the time in markets where that's just a healthy pullback within a larger move. Healthy pullbacks, 3,800 on that chart and you are right back to where you were in the beginning of 2021. It's definitely possible folks. You know, if you've got investments and you're not willing to ride those investments out to a period of at least 3,800, I would be considering selling some of them right now. I think we all should be considering that when you have a pullback like you've had and you have a run like you've had previously in these indices. I mean, NASDAQ, NASDAQ did it. Basically, you're right got back down to that point and took away all of the gains of 2021. Don't think the S&Ps can't do it as well folks as these crude prices, inflationary tendencies. I mean, prices at the pump, we all know what's going on. So volatility persisting. You jump around to some of the fang stocks. Let's kick things off. We'll kick it off with Amazon. Up 4%, why not? Apple shares this morning, you're down 2.1%. There's a pullback for you to 159.45 for Apple shares, Microsoft shares this morning.  So Microsoft off 1.5 as well. Google shares right now off 1.2%. We jumped to Facebook shares off 1.9% for Facebook. Let's see how Tesla's trading this morning. Tesla trading at 8.43 down about 1.6%. If you're out there in the Tiger's Den, checking out any equities, feel free to put it in. Feel free to give us a call folks,<PHONE_NUMBER>. See what you're looking at this morning. Quite the volatile market, over to crude.  I was gonna say 4% as well. Man, look at these moves. You almost can't see how big these moves are because of how large the chart is. I mean, we have a $25 move in crude just from 2 a.m. last night. Excuse me, yes, 2 a.m. one night ago in terms of yesterday, you just zoom in on this action. I mean, crude, at 9 a.m. just dropped $2.50. You can barely see it on the chart. It just dropped $2.50 in 15 minutes. Be careful in that crude market and gold. Hold them well above $2,000 at 2010. If you've never tried the Gold Report folks, my dad's outstanding newsletter comes out with new issues every Monday. I encourage you to check it out under the newsletter tab at TFNN, the Gold Report. I think he's on issue 1,037. 1,037, I think he's coming up to 20 years. What is that? 1,037 divided by 52, that's 19.94. Is next, now how do leap years come into that? Is issue 1,038? Nope, that's not it either. 1,040 divided by 52. 1,040 would be an exact 52 weeks. So issue 1,040 coming up. We'll have to do a special for that. Yeah, 1,040 divided by 52, you get 20 on the dots. So issue 1,040 is gonna be coming up for 20 years. I think issue 1,038 comes out this Monday. So what's that put it as? That's gonna put it, March 28th will be 20 years, 52 weeks, 20 years, March 28th. There you go, gotta love it, man. That is a little crazy. Gold, trading at 2,009 and notes and bonds. Lower prices, but we jump over. You're talking about a 2% yield, just like that folks. Remarkable, I mean, we were talking about 1.7% at 1,2904. We're talking about 2% just like that. Market's not a one-way trip though. Look at the one-way trip in yields. Pay attention folks, it is happening. We've passed the CPI data now. We put it on the calendar, March 10th. We've passed that data point. We're now on to the Fed next week and higher rates. They're coming at you 10-year yield. I mean, that was a nice trade. You have to imagine that with war going on, you saw yields decrease dramatically Sunday night and the market said, hey, hey, hey. No matter what's going on with the market here, yields are going up, folks. The Fed is paying attention. We got inflation at absolutely bananas levels. And that's a fundamental economic term, bananas levels. I mean, we're at 8%, we're going up folks. We're at 8%, crude was up six, no, not crude. The exact gasoline was up 6.6% in the month of February. That contributed one third of the impact of CPI, which was 8%. Gasoline is up almost 20% in the first 10 days of March. And you're coming into a number from March that as Kevin Hicks, I mean, call it bananas crazy, call it video game numbers. That's what we're going to become within March. So point being, the Fed is going to be hiking folks, okay? 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So you can barely see the moves going on in the market, folks, right now, because in the S&Ps, you're dealing with price action of almost 300 points when I just put this thing on a 15 minute chart, going back five days. Zoom in on the action this morning from about 9 a.m., we're up about 13 points on the S&Ps right now. Jumping over to some of the stocks we're moving today, you got CrowdStrike out with their numbers last night, strong numbers, up 8.7%. Was it Bumble that was out last night? Oh, that was two months ago, man. Talk about an acceleration on that one, folks. Whew. Yeah, they go public at 84, down to 15 bucks. That's a dead cap bounce possibly. But keep with that one on your radar. As I imagine, when I was single many years ago, talking about five years ago or so at this point, Bumble had a pretty good product out there for online dating. You jump over to the Analyze, the Fundamentals over here. You're talking about a company right now valued at about $3 billion at that level. Some of the other companies, before we jump in, you had Boeing. They were a little bit low with the market, but they finalized safety directives aiming at fixing a Pratt & Whitney engine issue on certain Boeing 777s. Yeah, it just keeps going with Boeing, man. Now, I've talked about this one before. You're looking to get in Boeing. Not a bad place, man. You are within a downtrend channel, right? You'd much prefer getting into Boeing in an uptrend channel at the lower portion of it as long as you have a plan to get out of this equity folks, okay? This is not one that I would just continue riding out. Boeing will be around. We need a company that makes airplanes in the United States. There's a duopoly. Europe's got Airbus. We have Boeing. The US government should never let them fail. They will not. You go through that type of analytical determinations and maybe it's a good buy at 177. Nonetheless, I would get a plan in there because Boeing, we'll see how it goes. International travel, war going on, all of that stuff, crude prices, right? Gonna put a herd on airlines, et cetera. That's gonna factor into things, but you don't have to be a master technician folks to see how many times we've made it near the bottom portion of this trend line. And boy, you get a pop just to the top portion, talking about 210 from 177 approximately, maybe on Boeing. Jumping over to Walmart chairs. We do have some Walmart in my newsletter. Rocket equities and options folks. You can try that out as well. Under the newsletter tab at TFNN. Walmart, back to a daily. Really to see where that trend line comes from, maybe a weekly. You're coming off June of 2020. We touch an area for the COVID lows. You were bouncing a bit. We get below back to that level. You've been oscillating right around that line. For a while now, 139. Now I bring them up. As I say, I do have Walmart chairs folks, but man, this company, you gotta hold them accountable. It's just shameful on this one. I saw the headline. I remember when this came out originally. Walmart, now that is the headline going back. This is the headline from last night. So a judge ordered Walmart to rehire a worker with Down syndrome and provide more than $50,000 in back pay. They don't get into everything in this article, but I remembered this article because it was so startling how their behavior. Walmart, okay? Federal judge ordered Walmart to rehire Marlo Spieth, Spath maybe? An employee with Down syndrome who's abruptly fired after working in a Wisconsin Supercenter for nearly 16 years, okay? The judge, however, denied the EEOC's request for tighter scrutiny of Walmart. So what this ties to is an EEO decision that dates back to, this is the original article from July of last year, okay? Now one thing that the judge wrote is that the substantial verdict against Walmart in the publicity it generated serve as strong deterrence against any repeat of the conduct at issue in this case. So all I'm doing, folks, is I'm doing what the judge talked about, right? The verdict against Walmart said that the publicity from this case is what makes the verdict, the light verdict, as in not instilling greater directives, okay? So let's make sure we get the publicity out so that they know the way they acted. Because if you hear how they acted in this, folks, it's abhorrent to put it lightly, okay? Now, originally they awarded this person $125 million in damages punitive, although right away, the judge says the max you can do is 300,000, okay? Now this story really makes it so harsh is when you hear some of the specifics which they did not get into in this article, which is a bummer, all right? Now maybe they did actually, I shouldn't say that. No, they did, good for them, okay. They changed the hours that they were working. Now someone with Down syndrome, I'm not familiar, I don't have anybody in my life, but I believe they're creatures of habit, okay, to put it lightly. They worked there and they changed the hours when they began using a computerized scheduling system designed to match staffing levels with customer traffic. The person struggled to adapt to the new hours. She would miss the bus or her dinner time. Sometimes she left early, she wasn't there. They refused to put those hours back in on her. And one of the things the judge says was that it would have been basically a negligible action for Walmart, okay? So I just wanna get into this so you really understand it because it's, who makes these decisions, man, on a humanity level? It's embarrassing for this company that this could happen. Here it is, what the judge, Miss Spate's request was a simple one and denying it profoundly altered her life. I mean, as a small business worker and my dad being an owner and working with small businesses, I can't imagine working with somebody for 16 years and especially when you look at a company like Walmart where it's a no-brainer, you say, sure. You know what? I can't do this for everybody, but I know for you, it's either a profound life impact that if I don't do it, you're gonna get fired, you're not gonna have a job. It's gonna severely impact your life and the cost of me doing it is basically nothing. Walmart could have done it, they didn't want to. And they basically were willing to ruin that person's life over that. And the jury said, pay $125 million, even though you can only get 300,000 because they were so appalled by it. It's important to get it out. The judge specifically said the reason why he didn't put harsher punishments in there is because the publicity generated should serve as a deterrent. Well, there's the publicity, man, that's embarrassing. The people would do that. 16 years, you got somebody working for you, right? They have Down syndrome. They work within the hours they've had. Their life doesn't facilitate it outside of it. And Walmart says, make it happen or you're fired, basically. That's a tough one, folks. Walmart pop up about 3.10% with the market, a little bit negative today. All right, let's jump around to some of the other equities that you have moving in the market. We jump back. Let's see, JD, I wanted to get to. JD out with their numbers as well, better than expected profit and revenue for the latest quarter. A shopper uses its e-commerce platform, but the China-based company also reported slowest revenue growth. Since early 2020, the stocks led 6.5% China. This one's an interesting one, right? Lots of stories going on about China down 17.3%. Excuse me, lots of stories going on about Russia in terms of some hedge funds, some different Wall Street entities, right? Ramping up on maybe some depleted Russian assets over there. I'll try and see if I can find the one article, one specific hedge fund where they took a trip to Russia even, this is a Bloomberg story out, I think last night of this morning, went on a trip to Russia, because they were so heavily invested, it's an emerging markets fund, and they got the wrong take. They thought everything was undervalued and everything was fine. And guess what? They took a beating, man, when the war began. A lot of people, under arresting, meeting the reality of the mindset of Vladimir Putin. Unfortunately so, you know? JD down 16.7%, man, let's take a look at some of those others. Let's see a Baba straightened. Baba taking a digger on that one as well, man. Whew, talk about not finding a low in these, man. Stay away, it would be my opinion, folks. Baba from 319 to 92. Who had Baba trading in January from 140 down to 92 when this stock was already down from 319? Stay tuned, folks. 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You're at the S&Ps right now, negative by 41, Nasdaq 100 off 216. Could not find the article I was looking at for the emerging fund. I'll see if I can even get it up here in the last couple of minutes here. But that's, I mean, I was seeing articles talking about PIMCO, same deal, talking about the headlines, right? PIMCO amassed billions of exposure to Russia debt facing default. The asset manager had both bond and derivative positions. CDS tied to Russia's debt, suggest a high chance of default. I would say so. Billions of dollars of exposure to Russia debt opening up its fund to losses as market prices in it, yeah, prices in default. I would say so in dramatic fashion over there, folks. And that is putting it lightly to say the least. And one of the emerging funds I was talking about, yeah. I'll try and see if I can find it from my show tomorrow. I was reading the article last night. I was like, man, you know, in the search for yield, not sure I'd be flying to Russia and trusting them. All right, speaking of Goldman, they're getting out, they're gonna exit Russia. This article, 9 a.m. this morning, folks Wall Street's first pullout. I saw an article today, headline did not read the article talking about Russia now saying that they can just steal patents. So you might just see them keep all the McDonald's they have in Russia and run them as is. Not sure how that plays out, but it is not good, man. They are willing to cut themselves off in dramatic fashion. As Kevin said, you know, there will be a turnaround in this. I think it was yesterday he was talking about or two days ago that there will be a turnaround. But boy, when, when that happens. Manhattan apartment prices, $3,630, 7.1% above pre-pandemic levels. Concessions become rare as tight inventory fuels competition may have quite a reversal from where we were at the depths of COVID. Couldn't even rent an apartment, right? In New York City, I'm sure 28% from a year earlier. That number is you were down to 2,800 bucks. You were down to 2,700 bucks late 2020. That is remarkable when you look at that. And you're up to 3,630 from Manhattan apartments. That is a lofty level. That's why you see people come to Florida, folks. Look at this market catching a little bit of a bid right now. S&Ps, you're back to 4241, you're negative 34 points. Stay tuned, folks. We got our man, Basil Chapman. He is coming up right now. He may be doing two live hours, folks. Larry, unfortunately a little under the weather today. Fast Market at 12. Dave White live at two o'clock. Tom O'Brien live from three till four. Every Thursday, everybody.


Hi everyone, it's Vicky here and today I'm back creating 4 cards. This time I will be using a background stamp and I will show you 3 different techniques to create different cards using the same stamp. Now this is a background stamp from the latest Stamp Tempo Release by Simon Says Stamp and it features those beautiful poinsettias so I'm going for Christmas cards today. For the first card I'm going to use the simplest of all the techniques so I'm just going to do some stamping. For that I'm using my stamping platform and I have some double-sided tape on the main platform so the paper sticks nicely there and I'm going to use some black ink and stamp my image. I am going to do that a couple of times since this is quite of a big area and I'm using a black ink which is alcohol marker friendly since I'm planning to use my markers to color everything. And here I'm using my Altenew markers to add some color. So for this first technique all I'm doing is stamping the background image, coloring in all the different areas and then you have something to place your sentiment on top and you are done. Of course depending on the background image this can be quite time consuming if you have to color a lot, if you want to add a lot of shading for example like I'm doing here, it took me about 20 minutes to color all those poinsettias. You can of course use your favorite coloring medium like water coloring or your pencils but of course this is not a card that you can easily must produce. So this has to be a card for someone special since you will be spending lots of time coloring your background. So after coloring with my red shades now I'm adding some yellow at the center of my flowers and a little bit of orange just for some shading. And since this is going to be a Christmas card I want to add some shine on it so I'm using my Wink of Stella and this is the golden one which I'm going to add at the center of the flowers just for some extra shine.  I'm not measuring anything here, I'm just eyeballing everything just to make sure that I have a lovely shine all around as a border. Now I'm going to stick that on my card base and I'm just using tape at the back. You can of course use foam squares if you want to pop it. And to finish off my card I'm adding the sentiment. This is a cutout using one of the ties from the latest September release and it says let's celebrate, I'm going to stick that with my Nouveau Deluxe Glue and I find that this sentiment is really versatile, you can use it again and again on so many different occasions from Christmas like I'm doing here to even birthdays or anniversaries or celebrating a graduation. And I'm going to finish off my card with a few dots using my Nouveau Drops and this is in gold. Just like always you will find everything I'm using, the link down below in the description area and here are some close-up photos of this card. Now let's move on to the second technique using a background stamp. This time I'm going to just do some embossing, heat embossing. This is not as time consuming as the first technique and you can pull together cards really quickly. So here I used embossing ink and stamped this design on top of white card stock. And I did that twice just to make sure that I got a good impression. And now on top I'm going to apply my embossing powder. Now this is golden embossing powder by Altenew and you can find it linked down below. So you can see here I am creating a lovely embossed background which I'm going to put aside for now and I will work on another piece of card stock using the exact same technique and that's just because I want to demonstrate how with the same technique you can create completely different looking cards. So here I'm stamping the same design on a red card stock and I will apply again the same embossing powder. And of course I used my heat gun on both those panels to set the powder. And of course you can mass produce cards if you create many of those panels and you can even use different colors of card stock as well as different colors of embossing powder. Now I'm going to show you how easy it is to pull together two cards using these panels.    And don't throw the leftover you can always use it on another card. I'm going to stamp the sentiment on the inside for that I will be using my stamping platform and I get a lot of questions on why I switch from platform to platform. I do have them both on the side of my table and I just grab anyone that is on top. So since the teamhold stamping platform has the big background stamp inside I'm going to use my Mini Misti for doing the sentiment stamping. I'm using embossing ink to stamp my sentiment. Just make sure that you stamp something that fits inside that window and then I'm going to apply the same embossing powder so everything comes together. Again I'm using my heat gun to melt the embossing powder and now I can stick on top the panel that I created and I use some foam tape at the back so that I can pop it and add some dimension. And if you want you can embellish it a little bit more. I am using one of the cutouts that I had from a previous release by Teamholds but of course you can leave it simple as it was. You can also tie a little bow and stick it on top of the frame. It is a simple design and you can embellish it in so many different ways. Now with the other background I'm going to do something even simpler so I'm just adding that on a piece of cardstock which was gold and from the same gold cardstock I cut out the words merry and bright which I'm going to stick on top with my Nouveau Deluxe. This is a card that you can easily must produce especially if you are working on a production line.  Now for the last card for today I'm going to use this technique where you stamp just a part of the whole design especially in this background design where you get those big flowers you can easily do that. So here I just stamped one of the poinsettias. I'm going to color it in and just for variation instead of using my alcohol markers like I did for the first card here I stamped the poinsettia on watercolor paper and I'm going over it with my Artisa markers. For the petals I'm using three different colors of my markers and I go from darker to lighter and at the end I'm just using my water brush to just help those colors blend together. The paper that I'm using is watercolor paper by Winsor and Newton which you will find linked down below. And you can make this process even quicker if you don't want to spend too much time coloring. You can just use one color and then blend it out with water towards the end of the petal. This way you will get color variation and shading and at the same time you don't spend too much time on each of the petals. Once I colored my flower I used my scissors to cut it out carefully. This way you can create a focal point just by using a background stamp.  At the same time this is going to give the effect as you cut out the flower perfectly. For my background again I will be using the same background stamp. This time I'm working with white ink and I'm going to stamp that a couple of times on craft cardstock. I'm going to stick this panel on top of my card base, poke the embellishment on top and then I'm going to add a little sentiment. For that I'm using this ribbon die. I'm going to cut out a little strip of paper and stamp the sentiment on top. And since I love dimension I do have formed squares at the back of the points area as well as at the back of the sentiment. And I'm going to finish it all with a few nouveau drops. And notice that my focal point matches perfectly the design of my background. So here is a quick look on all the 4 cards that I created for today using the Poinsettia background stamp by the Stamptember release from Simon Says Stamp. I hope you had fun that you got inspired. Don't forget to like and subscribe if you haven't done so already. As always you will find the full list of all the supplies that I used down below the description area. Thank you all so much for visiting today and I'll see you all next time.


In the circus, where there are always thrills, action and danger, hundreds of dramatic behind-the-scenes adventures are all part of the Clyde Vady story. Here is the story of Kodiak Killer. A couple of years ago, my wife Harriet and I spent the off-season in Almonte, California, close by our circus winter quarters. The thousand and one details it must be attended to for the next season kept us busy, with all signs pointing toward a big year. One night, with the spring opening still a month away, Harriet and I were relaxing in the living room of our home. Did you like the new costumes for the equestrian number, Clyde? Clyde. Oh, come again? Why, can't you take your eyes off Gretchen for a moment and pay some attention to me? Sorry, honey, but Gretchen's my baby. Well, she's mine too, but that's no reason for neglecting me and spoiling her. Well, you sound jealous.  I know, and I'm not really jealous, dear. Oh, by the way, she hardly touched your dinner tonight. Hmm, that's funny. Last night she ate ten pounds of raw meat and begged for more. That was last night. I don't think she's feeling well tonight. Oh, how about it, Gretchen baby? Aren't you feeling sharp? See, she's feeling fine. My error, dear. And while we're on the subject, don't you think we'd better cage her soon? Mrs. Murray dropped in the other day and Gretchen scared her half to death. Oh, Mrs. Murray's scared of her own shadow. That may be, but some people just don't appreciate a hundred pounds of lion cub charging at them, even in fun. I guess you're right. She is getting pretty big. Oh, I'll get it, honey. Okay. Telegraph for Mr. Beatty. You Mr. Beatty? That's right. Sign here, please. Okay. You bad baby. See what you did scaring that poor boy? It looks like Mrs. Murray is not alone. Oh, what's the telegram, Clyde? Let's see. From Anchorage, Alaska. Oh, from one of your Eskimo fans, no doubt. Bad guess, honey. It's from Ken Gordon. Oh, from Ken. And what does the Matanuska Valley farmer have to say? Remember the letter I got a few days ago from Ken, the one telling about the Kodiak bear that's gone on the rampage in that territory? Yes, I remember you mentioning something about it. Well, that bear is still at it. Killing livestock, and it's killed a man now, too. Oh, why don't they shoot it? Harriet, have you ever seen a Kodiak bear? No, I guess not. Neither have I, except in the museum. The one I saw there stood over 10 feet high, and they're just as tough as they are big. I guess they've got a real problem up there. Yeah, and it's our problem, too, honey. Our problem? What do you mean by that? Well, don't forget that we own a half interest in Ken's farm. Didn't we give him the money to get started, huh? Well, yes. Well, we can't afford to let a bear wreck the whole work, can we? It's already killed several head of dairy cattle. Clyde, you're not suggesting... We could fly up in our own plane and be back in a week or so. But Clyde... Get out your snowshoes, Mrs. Beatty. We're going to a... From the rampage in the Matanuska Valley. Clyde has decided to fly to Alaska in an attempt to kill the bear. And early the following morning is explaining his plans to his lot superintendent at Winter Quarter. We'll be back in a week or ten days, Bob. That is, if we're lucky. Clyde, have you flipped your lid completely? You can't chase off to Alaska at a time like this. We open in four weeks. I know, I know, but things are pretty well under control. I'm sure... We'll never be missed for a few days. My client... Think what an opportunity this is, Bob. I know, but... I can do the farmers up in that valley a big favor, and at the same time back myself a Kodiak Bear. Sure, but... And it'll give Harriet and me a change of scenery and a chance to see Ken Gordon. Yeah... And find out how our investment's coming along. That's great, but... You wouldn't want me to let a friend down, now, would you, Bob? Frankly, Clyde... Of course you wouldn't, so you see, we're agreed. Harriet and I are taking off in an hour. Be back before you know it. Oh, yes, Clyde. Why, Bob? You don't sound convinced. I just can't help feeling that it's crazy, Clyde. You've got a circus to think about, you know? And I'll still have it a week or ten days from now. That's not the point. Huh? The point is, will the circus still have you? You're worrying about my safe return? Well, tangling with a Kodiak Bear isn't exactly my idea of a parlor game. Well, think of it this way, Bob.  What would you do? I'd move to the city, but... What you mean? But that's not the answer for the people up there. Well, I can see there's no use arguing.  Add up, boy, Bob. I know you'd see it my way. Harriet and I hopped to Seattle that evening where we spent the night. Then next morning we were up bright and early and pushed off on the next leg of our long flight. We landed at Juno for fuel and some lunch, and by mid-afternoon we're within a couple of hours of anchorage. I sent him a telegram that we'd arrive at anchorage before dark. Here, honey, you want to take the controls a minute while I look at the map? All right. Let's see. You see that mountain peak off to our right? Uh-huh. That's Mount Williams, right on the course. I'd better make a position report while I'm at it. Play as the microphone. Thanks. From NC 748, anchorage radio from NC 748. Go ahead, anchorage from NC 748, routine position report, 10 miles west of Mount Williams, altitude 6,000, ground speed 155, estimating anchorage at 1745. Go ahead. Anchorage weather at 1520 was ceiling invisibility unlimited. That'll keep the CAA happy for a while. And I'll be happy when we get there. NC 748, go ahead. Our position now 20 miles southeast at 4,000, descending, request landing instructions. Go ahead, anchorage tower NC 748 out. Well, soft bed will feel good to me too. I just hope Ken doesn't want to stay up and gab all night. Well, we get to his place. Supposing his wife Jane wants to hear the latest gossip from the state. She'll just have to wait until morning. Well, that's fair enough. But we still got a 50-mile ride over some rough roads ahead of us. And if Ken still got the beat-up old clunker he had last time I was up there, it won't be a joy ride. Oh, it sounded plenty strong to me. That must be some bear. Is he still causing trouble, Ken? Nothing but trouble, Harriet. You know, this is a strange situation up here. We've had an early spring. All the animals have been hibernating during the winter, dropping around again. Now we're due for some more cold weather, and they're all caught short for food. This Kodiak's watered pretty far from home base, hasn't he? Yeah. Yeah, they don't usually get over this far east. It's not since the valley's been settled like it is now. Are there many other farmers? No, the government's made a lot of the valley available to homesteaders lately. Several ex-GIs have settled around here. Getting back to the bear, Ken, hasn't anyone tried to hunt it down? Well, a couple have tried it, but I don't think the odds were exactly in it. That's the most bear I ever hope to see, let me tell you. Well, then you've actually seen it. Yeah, just the other day he killed two more head of our dairy cattle. I saw my tail net for the woods right after. He must be half-starved to come that close to where people live, Ken. I had to catch up after hibernating, but it's more than just that. He's a natural killer.  I dread to follow him the other day myself, but he soon lost me. He shouldn't be so hard now, unless as if it's been thawing something.  It'll take some doing to get him. Well, we might see if Joe Dunbar wants to join us. He lives just a couple of miles from my place. Fine, can he handle a rifle? Well, he ought to be able to. He was in the infantry during the war. We should be a welcome addition, then. Well, if your game will get up early and go after him first thing in the morning. How about that, I guess. Maybe we better pack these snowshoes along just in case. Well, it looks pretty grim. It's not a bad idea. I'm not too sure how good this ammunition of mine is. How about loaning me a few rounds of the stuff you brought? I'm not saying it's fresh out of the factory and the latest in Hollow Point. Well, that rifle of yours looks all right, too. I think it'll do the trick. You fellas don't even believe in letting your breakfast settle, do you? Not today, Harriet. We're on our way. Jane in the kitchen? Just finishing the dishes, Kate. Well, I'll duck in and say goodbye to her. We might not be back for two or three days, honey, but that'll give you gals a good chance to visit. Well, I'll enjoy talking to Jane, but I wish I were going with you. In a way, I do too, but I think it's better this way. You're going to take Dunbar along if you'll go. I'd be happier if the whole National Guard went with you. That's an idea. You will be careful, won't you, Clyde? Why, of course, honey. Hey, what's the matter? Nothing, Clyde. Nothing. Well, let's get going, Clyde. What do you say? I say, what are we waiting for? Come on. I drew Dunbar Clyde. He's one of the best. I'm anxious to meet him. This is Clyde Bady. Hello, Mr. Bady. How are you, Mrs. Dunbar? Just fine, thanks. Well, it's so much about you. It seems like we've already met, almost. I've always said Ken talks too much. Well, we're not here to talk now. We're going after that Kodiak, Mary. But maybe, Joe, I'd like to come along. You're about an hour late, Ken. Joe's already on the warpath with that brown devil. What? He was here early this morning. Killed Joe's saddle horse. And he went right after it? He sure did. I never seen Joe so mad. He grabbed his carbine and tore right out. Said he wasn't coming back until that killer was dead. Well, maybe we can catch up to him. He went off into the woods just just to the east. Well, we shouldn't have too much trouble following the traction of the soft ground. Mrs. Dunbar, did I understand you to say it took a carbine? That's right. I think shall we go, Ken? Yeah. Take Yukon, Mary. You might be helping trailing Joe and that bear. Sure. Take him along. He's done nothing but yapping wine ever since Joe left anyway. Okay. Come on, Yukon. Hey, come on. Let's go find the boss. Good luck. Thanks, Mrs. Dunbar. Goodbye, Mary. Come on, Ken, we gotta hurry. Huh? What's the matter? After a Kodiak bear with a carbine, he might as well be armed with a slingshot. Hey, that's right. I hadn't thought of that. If he catches up to that killer before we catch him, he won't stand a chance. He's a neighboring farmer to enlist his help, only to find that he had left an hour earlier in pursuit of the killer and armed with only a carbine. Now, can you still see the tracks, Clyde? Yeah. These bear tracks are easy enough to follow. They're the biggest I've ever seen. Oh, he's a monster, all right. Well, we must be seven or eight miles into the woods, Beno. I thought we'd catch up by this time. Your friend Dunbar's no slouch when it comes to trailing. He's a good man. The weather's turning pretty better. He might get some snow out of this. Won't make our job any easier, I'm afraid. The lucky thing we brought Dunbar's dog along seemed to have a good nose on him. Oh, I don't think a bloodhound could do much better than Yukon. Joe takes him hunting all the time. I wonder why he didn't take him along this time. Probably didn't want to risk his getting chewed up. What time you got, Ken? Almost one o'clock. Hey, listen to Yukon. Yeah. Come on, he just went around that clump of brush there. He must have spotted something. I hope it's your friend. Look, lying on the ground there. I see him. Is it Dunbar? Yeah, I'm afraid so. He's been badly clawed. Yeah, poor guy. Still breathing, Ken. But I don't know how long he'll last. We've got to get him to some shelter. Yeah, but it's... Wait a minute. We can't be more than a couple of miles from old Walt White's cabin. It's near the river to the north. Walt White? Yeah, he's an old sourdough prospector. That's our best bet, then. We'll make a letter of some branches to carry him on. Yeah, what's the matter? Ken, look over there. Do you see what I see? What? Three empty cartridge cases. Yeah, from his carbine. And look here. Blood. A trail of blood. Dunbar wounded that bear, Ken. He'll be twice as mean now. Right. Well, we better get a move on here. Right. We can get him to that cabin. Maybe White can go into Parker for a doctor. Yeah, he must be home all right, Clyde. Smoke coming up from the chimney. That's a break, anyway. Where'd Yukon go? He's right back at me. Well, it seems to know his master's in bad shape. All right, here we are. Easy now. Yeah. That'll do it. Clyde, let me up. Move him into this, fella. He was attacked by that Kodiak bear that's been on the rampage over in the valley. Holy smoke. That bear done a thorough job on him. Just take him right over and put him on the bump there. Further from Shelby. Yeah. Oh, White. This is Clyde Beatty, friend of mine. How are you, Beatty? All right, thanks. Mr. White, Ken tells me there's a doctor over at Parker. Yeah, that's right. We won't be able to move Dunbar any further, White. Could you go for the doc and get him back here? Why, yeah, I reckon so. Let me have a look at him. Yeah, I'd go for the doc myself only. I'm not too familiar with how to get to Parker from here. It ain't easy if you don't know how. He's got to have help as soon as possible. It's too late, men. Ain't nobody can help him now. What? He's dead. He lived five minutes after what that bear done to him. Well, we can't do anything now, Ken. We might as well get back to the trail. Yeah, I guess so. You fellas ain't going out after that wounded Kodiak, are you? We sure are. But his wounds should slow him down and give us a better chance to catch up. Sure, but then what? Then it's up to us to put an end to him. Well, I suppose you know what you're doing, but if it was me, I'd leave him go.  It may as well be us. Well, I'll take Dunbar into Parker if you want. Anything else I can do?  All right. Hate to see you going out, though. You'll have to get caught in that dang, that spring snowstorm you've ever seen. I can feel it. We'll just have to take our chances. Ready, Ken? Let's go. What's freezing? I can't see the trail anymore. Just follow you, Con. He's still able to follow the scent. Our old man White knows his weather. Starting to snow a little. Yeah, I've noticed. Yeah, we're shrunk. If it keeps up, it gets much worse before we catch up to the bear. I know it. That's why we've got to keep hurrying. Counting on that bear trying to find shelter and holding up for the night. Speaking of night, it'll be dark in less than an hour. We're a long way from home, pal. Looks like we camp out tonight. Bear or go-bear? Hey, look. Yukon's ring to the right at the river ahead. I see. Will the bear try to cross it? Do you think? I doubt it. He'll probably go along. Looks like a cave in the bank above the river there. That's just what it is. You better call him back, Ken. That's probably where our Kodiaks decided to spend the night. Yukon! Now, what do we do now, Clyde? It's practically dark. We'll have to find some shelter and make camp. Yeah, but what about the bear? Don't worry. He'll stay there till morning. We sure can't go in there after him now. I'm glad you said that, Clyde. I see an overhanging ledge at the bank on down a little way. I think with a fire in front, we can keep warm enough. And in the morning, we'll smoke that Kodiak out into the open. Looks like we're in for a long, cold night, Clyde. Think we've got enough driftwood? Yeah, I think that ought to do it. Brother, it's really snowing now. I just hope it stops before dawn. Sounds like we've got company. Timberwolf, huh? Yeah, nothing to worry about, I guess. Oh, it's all right, you guys. It's all right, boy, it's okay.  I'll keep the fire going and wake you up in a couple of hours. Oh, gosh, that's the best idea I've ever heard all day. There's no reason for me to be first. I'll match you for it.  I'm not sleeping. Okay. Don't forget to punch me when you get that way. All right. What time does the sun come up this time of year? It'll be getting light long about five. Five. Nothing. Just anxious. Go to sleep, Ken. I'll rouse you in a little while. Rise and shine, Buster. Hey, what time is it? It's getting light in the east. I knew we were up and around. Oh, I thought you were going to rouse me and get some sleep yourself. Oh, never mind that. We got work to do. Yeah, it stopped snowing, at least. That's something. Yeah, it's about a six-inch blanket all over everything. Good thing we brought the snowshoes. Maybe drifted pretty badly in some places. You haven't seen any signs of the bear this morning, have you? He's still in the cave, but he probably won't stay in there long. Come on. Okay. Over there at the mouth of the cave, we went over to take a look just before I woke you up.  Well, I hope he isn't crazy enough to go inside. He won't. You all set? Yeah. As soon as I get this one fast. There, let's go. Okay.  I don't know. Maybe. But he might make a break for it any minute, especially with Yukon parking like that. You know, Clyde, up to this moment, it hasn't been too bad. But I'm beginning to lose a little of my enthusiasm for this business now. Relax, Ken. We'll all be over in a flash. That's for sure. One way or another. It's too close if you ask me. If we were both gone, let's Clyde. But my friend is exactly what I was thinking. He was one tough customer. Oh, it's all right, Yukon. He can't bother us now. Oh, brother, that was as close as I ever want to come. I never saw anything like it. I'm sure I was hitting him with every shot and he just kept coming on. I'm hitting him all right. Five shots that I could cover with my hand and every one of them through the heart. Yeah. Well, our job's done, I guess. Let's get back to civilization. No more for me, honey. Oh, I think this will do for the time being, Harriet. By the way, now that our trouble's been taken care of, what would you folks like to do? What is there to do? Well, I'm afraid we won't be able to hang around long, Ken. We don't get back soon. Bottle blow is stopped for sure. Oh, I was hoping he could stay a few days and just have fun. Clyde, right, Ken? We must get back. Well, hate to see you go, but I guess you know best. We're ever bothered by another Kodiak bear the while. Don't be looking at me, pal. Well, why not? You solved this problem, didn't you? Sure, but there's a much simpler solution, Ken, one that Bob suggested just before we left. Oh, yeah? What is it? Ken, old boy, if you're ever bothered by another bear, simply move to the city. See you of our next adventure in just a moment. For here is the star of our show, Clyde Bitty. Dark Continent. Well, I often wonder if South America isn't equally deserving of that title. At any rate, when Harriet and I were stranded in the vast jungles of northern Brazil, things never looked darker. You'll know why when you hear our next story, Amazon Adventure. Used by Shirley Thomas. Kodiak Killer was written by Robert T. Smith and Frank Hart-Paulson. Coincidental. This is a Commodore production.


Meanwhile, a court party presidential candidate, Christopher Emomolens, says he will make education a top priority if voted in as Nigerian presidents come 2023. Emomolens said this in an interactive engagement organized by civil society groups in collaboration with the National Leadership of the President's Association of Nigeria and the media. The 39-year-old aspirant, who is the youngest presidential candidate, is expected to appear alongside the APC presidential candidate Bola Med Tinobu amongst all this. The session ended with a clap innovation for the youngest runner but the decision of who becomes the next Nigerian president remains with the Nigerian electorate. The problem of education is a very big one for us and in many interviews you would have watched my idea about education. One, probably maybe at the age of 39, maybe I'm even the most educated candidate, maybe at this age I have provided too much in education that showed that I would become a leader that would prioritize education. I said it, I don't need my retire. We will be budgeting more than 20 percent of our budget just for education. As it is today, we have about 6.5 percent budget for education in a country that have over 18.5 million people out of education, out of school. I always say this that Nigeria is a polygamist union. If you are going to look at this based on region, let's say 6-1, what is done to one must be done to all. It truly is a country we must have a country that all we believe in. Do you know what my assenders as president will do to Nigerian youth? It's going to bring back a renewed open to the mind of Nigerians. Many youths out there have already given up. Nigerians cannot even aspire. Nigerians cannot even have ambition because we believe as young Nigerians that ambition is only meant for a particular class of people. Even in a country where even the Nigerians might not even give opportunity to aspire. So my image as a president of Nigeria will bet a fresh air of opportunities to Nigeria. Nigerians will begin to believe in Nigeria.


We didn't like mark that in the budget, David. Sam and Law probably just as good as a New York. Oh my god, just eight part of this issue. Kinda taste like a dominoes. What's going on guys, we're back in Boston. All right, we're back in Boston for a quick trip. Shout out to the CSA at North Eastern University for bringing us out here, but we gotta do something that we have not done in Boston before actually, which is a classic Boston food croak. And we actually have a reference now. We can compare it to New York City. I'm sure some things it's gonna do better. Some things may be not, but of course we have to start off with the iconic lobster roll. Andrew, this is an Atlantic lobster. The waters are colder.  You can get them prepared two ways, with mayo and celery, or you can get it with hot butter. Of course, it's kinda cold right now. We're like pretty much entering the winter right now. We had to go with hot butter. This is a highly ranked spot, Andrew. They're not playing around. 50 dollars. You didn't tell me that. We didn't like mark that in the budget, David. Oh, it does? Yeah. Mm, the amount of lobster flavor, versus even like a New York lobster roll, it's like 300%.  I'm growing up, Andrew. I would say the chowder was even more of a stereotypical Boston dish than the lobster roll. The lobster roll is more of like, you know, the last like 10, 20 years type thing. Yeah, but let's check out, man. They got real pieces of clam in there. That's what I really appreciate. And you got the little oyster crackers here. I have the fried islip clams right here, guys. I think what they are, they're the bigger clams and they're chopped up in different ways. So that's why they look all stringy. But guys, we got the clam dishes right here. We are in Boston. You know what it is, man? It's that this, these dishes are really letting the seafood shine. And that's what I appreciate. It kind of reminds me of even like Cantonese food. You know how like the flavors are kind of light. It's not too spicy, but it really lets the seafood shine. Of course, last but not least, Andrew, I got one of every single oyster. You've got Island Creek, Rocky Nook, Riptide, Gilding Point, Unicorn, and Bol Salil. Yeah, I mean, a lot of these are from Massachusetts and Maine, so you know it's really good. Comes from the cold waters. Hey guys. Hey, cheers to Boston. And the CSU at Northeastern. Dude, this is some of the best seafood I've ever had. To be honest, you know, coming from New York, a lot of French influence. I'm used to a lot more aiolis and creams and dressings. They really, really let the seafood shine on its own here. I think we also have to acknowledge David at that this same quality in New York. I'm sure you can find it. It's probably more expensive. I got this crab avatap, Kato Toast, guys. They were saying this is actually a newer item that's sort of like entered the New England diet. So the toast is super crispy. A lot of butter. I'm excited. Hear this crunch.  Little lime on there. Oh, a little, I would say Mexican chilies right there. Little claw meat. Little claw meat. Anner, you have an interesting opinion. You are about to claw meat. I would actually say that. I think that's the bicep meat. Yo, it's one of my favorite dishes. This might have been the best thing. Whoa. I'm going to go ahead and say my favorite dish was the crab avocado toast with a sleeper. I got to say, you know, a lot of people forget that Boston is actually more north than New York is. The water's being cold. Makes the seafood good. So man, shout out to Boston. This is a great first spot so far. You guys, next up is Saloniki.  And you are looking at some Lumina case. These are Greek donuts. I got baklava, I got nutella, I got honey, I got cinnamon, all on them right now. I have never had a Greek donut before. This is my very first time, only in Boston. Listen, guys, it's almost like more of a mochi texture. It's very difficult to describe. It's way less dense. It's much more airy. I heard that Greek people make these at home. And the most common toppings are like Greek yogurt and cherries and stuff like that. But of course, I had to go with the baklava cinnamon honey. Hey, first time in Boston, first time in the Luminaki from Saloniki. Good as Malacca.  Now, what I think is cool that they're trying to do is they're trying to like make Greek street food like a little bit more modernized. I'm sure they're trying to multiply these businesses and have them spread into different cities and, you know, have it be a sustainable model. So I think that's really cool. Shout out to them. They are from Greece, so you know it's legit. Wow. It's like a crispy pillow. Okay, it's very like squishy. If I have to pick one up with my fingers, let me just look at that. Beep, beep, beep, beep, beep, beep.  I don't want to say marshmallow, but it's definitely like, you know, it still has that kind of those little air pockets on the inside. Oh, man. Way better than a regular donut hole. I'm rocking with this. It is so good. Luminaki. Definitely a Greek street food you should try. I'm so glad. And I don't know if I was ever going to have it if I didn't come to Boston. Listen, guys, Lady M cakes were started in the Upper West Side by a Japanese American lady or a Japanese lady who lives in America. But when I see it in Boston, we got to get it. Archie, guys, you have the matcha, you have the purple yam, but it is, I've never seen the pumpkin brulee one, and that's definitely got to be for fall, so that's what I'm going with. Listen, guys, we are looking at a pumpkin cream, pumpkin spice, hybrid 27 layer Lady M crepe cake. Like we said, we could have got matcha, you know, as an ode, but this is the seasonal flavor, and you know, pumpkin spice, everything is in right now for the fall, so. Once you let, you know, all the layers of the pumpkin sinking is fire, but at first I really wasn't too into it, but ultimately, this is good. If you like squash, it kind of tastes like kombucha. I gotta say it's Sunday here in Boston. It's very peaceful. I'm just feeling very free right now. I'm just gonna pick up this piece of the Lady M. I don't care. This is not how Lady M intended her cakes to be eaten. I understand, I'm sorry, Lady M, but so it does not taste like a pumpkin pie. It does not taste like a pumpkin spice. It actually tastes like actual pumpkin, like real pumpkin is in there. It can almost taste like the fibers of the squash. It's actually kind of good. Sorry, that looks weird, but not bad, and I'm glad I had it in Boston. All right, you guys, we have to try Boston bagels. Apparently they're very round, very fluffy. You got some really good height on this. This is their version of a bacon, egg, and cheese. Gonna put a little bit of ketchup on it. I got some aioli. Can you press down on the bagels? Show the cream. Oh my goodness. Look, that's a thick midsole, guys. Put the hot sauce. I don't even know what hot sauce that is. It looks like mustard. Here we go. Boston bacon, egg, and cheese. You guys, it's very difficult to describe. The Boston bagels are almost like brioche mixed with bagels. Definitely not that chewy, dense New York vibe. You're looking at a everything Boston bagel, salmon locks in there, extra capers, tomato, onion. Let's take a look, man. It almost looks like we're looking at something different. Just look at the bread compression. Listen, guys, do not crucify me. I came up with my conclusion. This salmon locks in Boston is probably just as good as a New York one because the bagel is a lot more like brioche. It's actually a lot easier to bite through. Sometimes, especially in New York, you can get the Montreal style. It's just way too chewy. The whole thing falls apart. The salmon starts getting squeezed with the tomato and then it just separates and just goes everywhere. So I'm gonna go ahead and give this a 4.5 out of 5, but this bacon, egg, and cheese, I'm not gonna lie. Boston, it's a little bogus. Give it 2.5 out of 5. I think that the tomato and salmon are able to stay within there because maybe there's not too much, but also it kind of gets squished in the middle of the bagel, so that kind of helps. It kind of seals it like this, but everything bagel smells really good. For me, personally, I like this bagel a lot. Nice crust, a little bit of that baked burnt flavor along with the burnt little seeds and seasoning. This one was good. Boston locks. Of course, guys, no trip to Boston would be complete without a trip to Boston. It's Chinatown. There's always old stuff closing up, new stuff coming in. We are at Cafe Dark right now, D-A-R-Q, and we are looking at coconut ice cream served inside of a coconut shell. They get this from Asia. This is actually a popular drink, I believe, in Taiwan. So here we go, like real coconut shell, guys. This coconut ice cream is good. A little sweet, but man, I'm telling you, in terms of in-depth, deep coconut natural flavor, I mean, look, guys, sermon it in the shell. All right, everybody, so we're here at Corner Bakery right over on Harrison and Beach in Chinatown, and I got to say, shout out to them for having this wide array of mooncakes. You have green tea, winter melon cake, you have pineapple mooncakes. You have all these different new mooncakes, because it's not just the lotus leaf paste with the egg yolk, imperial treasure red bean cake. Small pandan mooncake. I'm pretty sure there's a mooncake. I'm assuming small pandan. I kind of want to try it because pandan is just trendy, but you know what? It just goes to show you, like, even Boston's Chinatown. We always spoke highly of it and not to disappoint. Hi, my name is Dr. Doe. I'm Fung Bro's friend, and we're at Great Taste Bakery. So right here we have a curry bun. So I'm gonna try this. Thank you, thank you so much. She heated it up for me, because this is what I wanted. Okay. Salad? Oh my God, just a part of the tissue. That's fine, still tastes good. It's really dense, so I'm gonna just pick out some of the curry in. Mmm, the curry bun's good. That's sweet. I'm eating tissue right now. The pineapple-shoved one, I'm going to peel off the back so I don't do this again. I'm gonna cut the half.  Filled with meat, which I always need my protein, so this is key. This is another pork bakery bun. Mmm, I'm excited for this one too. That one's actually my favorite. So this is a zongzi, a rice wrap. They ran out of peanut ones, which I'm really sad about. So this one has green beans. I don't know what that means, but I've actually never tried one of these before, so I'm excited to see what is inside, because it's like five pounds. Oh, that's nice. Okay, I could see why she gave me a fork. I asked the aunties to heat it up for you. I think that's key. What's in there? Got pork, green beans. Mmm. That was good. Yeah, Chinatown has some great stuff around here, much cleaner than New York. All right guys, we're here at ATO Keeves. This is a Irish pub. That's kind of modernized, but you know, trying to keep it traditional in the sense of being an Irish pub, and they have this dish called Irish Curry. Now, if you guys don't know, curry is very big in the UK, in Britain as well, of course, but this is their own type of curry. It's a little bit toned down. It's a chicken base, and it got really popular in the 1980s, so yes, Ireland is eating curry, and this is buttered rice. So these are little chicken tenders. So I would expect the curry not to be super spicy, like I said, but let me try this first. Yeah, it's like a mild curry. Kind of actually tastes like a, almost like a Hong Kong curry. For people who are not big spice eaters, this is gonna be a good enough level. It has enough of the aroma, enough of the spice, a slight little pepper kick in the back, but it's really not too crazy. So yes, on the menu, they did have a shepherd's pie. They did have a Reuben sandwich. They did have the potatoes, and they had the bangers and mash, but you know, there's such a Indian, South Asian influence in the British Isles that I had to try the Irish Curry because I'd never had Irish Curry before. Think about it. That sounds weird. Doesn't Irish, Irish Curry. Yeah, you don't know what that is, but actually it's pretty good. It's light, mild, chickeny, but if you don't think the Irish Curry is spicy enough for you, yeah, if it's not spicy enough, then why don't you try some Sma La? Sma La on Irish Curry. Let's check it out. It kicks it up a notch to the point that I like. I might have to say that the Irish pubs in Boston, in the city center are maybe better than the ones in New York. I mean, they have a lot of great food. They have a deep Irish tradition out here. Bill Berg, Conan O'Brien, Mark Wahlberg, all the great Irish guys. This guy who took my order, he's from Dublin, so you know, shout out, Irish Curry. Check it out. Dr. Doe, check him back in. We are at Jeans Flatbread, so this is a lamb flatbread, and it's nice and toasty, and this is the pork flatbread. It's a very she-on-styled type sandwich, so I'm gonna try this in first. Excited. Ooh. Mmm, I like the lamb. I normally don't like eating lamb, so I'm gonna put Sma La on because whatever you guys made is an amazing. Oh, we need to cook. That's perfect. I'm gonna do the pork now. Looks nice and juicy. I'm gonna put Sma La on right on it because I know I'm gonna like it that way. Some pork is really good. I don't know which one I like better, but they're both really good, filled with meat. You know I like my protein like before, and it needs a kick, so make sure you get your Sma La and check this place out. All right, we're here at Flower Cafe over on Dolton Street, and this might be the best banana bread I've ever had in my life. They warm it up for you. They also got a really good cinnamon roll. But guys, I wanted to get a banana bread because obviously this is something that I really would not pay $5 for elsewhere, but I'm paying $5 in Boston because this might just be best. I think that is the best banana bread I've ever had. It's super moist, super warm. Oh man, I know it's a basic item, but I feel like Boston is gonna present a better banana bread than baby even New York. Here I have a cinnamon roll. They warm it up for you. It's nice and soft. As you can see, the frosting, when it melts, it gets a little bit more translucent, but let me just show you how gooey this thing is. Cinnamon roll. That's actually better than like any sort of cinnamon or cinnamon roll I've ever had, to be honest. The cinnamon roll is not something I go out and seek in New York City, but this is super good. I think Boston does stuff like this amazing. So I'll say, flower cafe, cinnamon roll, and banana bread, basic items, but they're delicious. So the reason we're in Boston is because we're doing a show for the CSA at Northeastern. I'm gonna be giving away some of these Japanese Royce chocolates today at the show. You guys know anything about Royce chocolates? It is the largest international chocolate chain from Japan. You know, Japan, they took a lot of Western American things like whiskey and jeans and stuff like that and they got really into it. This is what I am giving away today, the Royce matcha chocolate. Very Japanese. And chocolate cow with no liquor. Darjeleen, which is black tea with lemon.  I'll try the Darjeleen. I'll try it. Karen, do you want to try one? You're gonna make it do what's the most popular. Okay. Listen guys, we are trying some of the different Royce chocolates. They're busting it out like we're at Louis Vuitton, like we're at Yves Saint Laurent. We got the white glove treatment thing in here. So this is the most popular place. Yes. I understand that one. Oh my gosh. Aren't you guys, you are looking at a champagne Royce chocolate. These have to be refrigerated because they're almost like fromage cheese. Cheers. Darjeleen black tea chocolate. Exquisite, magnificent, nuanced, layered. You know what it actually tastes like? I gotta say, it tastes like similar, but way, way better than those Meiji chocolates that I get in the store. Oh yeah, I know what you mean. It's better, it's better. I'm not saying it's the 2B Meiji chocolate, but it kind of, that's the Japanese chocolate vibe. So it is. Matcha chocolate. How much more can we do? Cheers. Itadakimasu. You know, it definitely tastes like the Japanese chocolate you grew up eating at the grocery store, but just like way more decorative. All right, so right across from this band that's setting up right here, we are in front of a only one year old pizza spot, but it's already being dubbed Boston's favorite pizza. Union Park Pizza, we're gonna go check it out. See how it matches up to New York style pizza. All right, this is Boston's best pizza, according to the owner, and according to a lot of people who have reviewed it guys. So I got three slices out of the four.  Here we go. And then also, I think it's funny to have Sriracha here. So they modeled it after Brooklyn style pizza. Obviously the pepperoni are a little bit different. These are the really big flat kind, the ones that we're kind of like used to seeing from back in the day. New York might be a little bit more of the thick cup style, but anyways, let's just try it. Folds nice, got the little grain on the bottom. Flowers imported from Italy. Union City Pizza. Little Sriracha, Boston don't get mad at me. It's pretty good. Kind of tastes like a domino's. Buffalo chicken ranch. This is a slice that you can get at slice spots in New York City, none of the traditional spots, but you know, the kind of like, tercy spots, you can get this. But this is a more artisanal version, lots of ranch on top or whatever sauce that is. This trumps other buffalo ranches. This is a good buffalo ranch. This, the pep is not better than peps in New York, almost any of the slices I would say, any of the top 10 slices in New York, this one doesn't match up, but this one matches up. So, Boston's doing the buffalo chicken one really well. Wow. Vegan slice, looks pretty good. Probably vegan ricotta cheese or goat cheese or whatever that's supposed to be. For me personally, I'm not a fan of having all the flour and the grain at the bottom. This is not my style. I like it clean on the bottom, but overall, yeah. I would say recommend. I recommend definitely getting the buffalo chicken here at Union City. Pretty good. Straight up, this is one of the best buffalo chicken ranch pizzas I've ever had in my life. My God. Like we said, the traditional flavors, New York got it easy, but for these non-traditional ones that New York doesn't take serious, let me tell you this, Boston, they taking it serious. Like we said, man, Boston is such a crazy town because it's like we're in the middle of New England right now. I can see why they call it New England because it feels like we're in England, but you can also get some tahin on some fruits. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Floridians, no. Art, you guys, we are taking a look at fresh mangoes right here. Here we go. You would not expect to find some mangoes out here on the streets of Boston, but I'm telling you, my man from Puebla is cooking at A1. Let's go! Gardening over 500 million views on topics such as basketball, sneakers. They tackle like really tough Asian American topics and also have a comedy show in New York City. Just released a hot sauce. Dude, we did do that. Yeah! Art, you guys, that ends a quick 30 hours in Boston. Shout out the neat Northeastern University, but we gotta end it in the same way we came in with some Boston local seafood in Boston. All right, we're here at Legal Seafood at the Boston Logan Airport. Here we have this $27 crab cake. I'm not gonna lie, that's pretty expensive. But I'm excited to try it. Just peep the crab. Real crab. Here we have the fisherman's plate, but we got an angry style, meaning that it has Cajun seasoning. Andrew, that's white fish. This is whiting fish.  These fries look incredible. All right, so Legal Seafoods is kind of like a local Boston institution, but a lot of locals might be like, oh, I'm not gonna go there. But of course, tourists, it's totally passable to me. Yeah, I mean, I heard it's good in the city, but they have a location in the airport. Here you got oysters. It's their daily oysters, $4. It's gonna be fresh. And then of course, the Boston Cream Slice. So I guess, David, what do you wanna start off? We gotta go with the $27 crab cake, guys. Oh my goodness. Hold on, show the camera. The Seafood is definitely very good in Boston. I wouldn't say it's necessarily cheap at all, though. All right. Guys, I also have Smala, so I'm gonna try it with Smala after I eat it by itself. Crab cake. I'm gonna try it with Smala though. Let's kick it up. All right, guys, moving on to the Fisherman's Platter. Of course, you know, I'm going with the fries first. Of course, I'm gonna go with the fish first. If you guys know about whiting fish, it is a cheaper cut of fish, but it's still pretty good. A lot of like, you know, hood spots, they got whiting.  I gotta try it on a shrimp. Oh, look at this fatty guy right here. See that? And that's how I naked-fried. That means there's no batter on there. I'm not gonna lie, this plate was really strong, man. If you are a local Bostonian, let us know what you think about legal seafood in the comment section below. All right. When the shrimp is that fried, just eat the whole thing. Man, hold up. I think that cloud is worth it, it's worth it. I believe that these are called like wild-free oysters or something like that. Oysters have so many different names and different local special flavors that they're known for. I like a little bit of horseradish and a little bit of ta-ta and a little bit of the garlics on mine. All right, guys. To Boston. Good. Good. Y'all, considering we're at the airport, I mean, is that one of the best airport oysters I've ever had? You had to end off with a nice Boston cream here. I'm just gonna eat it right now, let's go. So I believe the Boston cream pie was originally a donut, but they converted it into a cake, so. Oh, man, this one looks juicy. I'm not gonna lie, man. Oh, and by the way, guys, Dunkin' Donuts is from Boston. I think, uh, no, this hits. That's good. These two winners here at the airport, guys, I gotta say, this trip, I feel like I really got to see, like, Newberry Street alive. We saw different parts of Boston that we hadn't been to before, so I thought it was like a good trip. Very chill. The weather was great. Yeah, I mean, overall, Boston food. Listen, guys, if you wanna bring us out to your local university and have us speak, we'll do a food crawl where you guys are at. Shout out to the CSA at Northeaster. All right, guys, and until next time, we out. Peace.