Not acting till you have a good idea of any adverse consequences is called the precautionary principle. This happens every day. Products are tested before they go to market to prove that they're safe, because there's a chance that they're not. But it's difficult to remove all concerns about the risks associated with every single action, let alone those based on the complex series of tests and observations required by science. And here we run into some confusion about how science works. Some say global warming and evolution aren't facts, they're just theories. But there's no just about it. In science the word theory doesn't mean I reckon, it means a well tested rule which is based on logic, explains repeated observations and has been used to make accurate predictions. This makes them incredibly useful and difficult to ignore. Newton's theory of gravitational attraction is a theory. It explains how objects with mass move the way they do. It's a theory so useful that some 300 years after it was first published it's still used to send objects from Earth to the far reaches of the solar system. Observable or proven facts are only part of science. When we're faced with risks it's natural to want to wait till there's 100% certainty about it. Unfortunately that's impossible. The best that can be achieved is that given all our current theories, repeated testing, logic and the facts that we're reasonably confident something is safe. And this is where the precautionary principle can be misused. Waiting for more information is useful but waiting for that unattainable 100% certainty prevents anybody from doing anything. Consider mobile phones and fears that their radiation emissions may cause cancer. If we choose to wait until mobile phones were proven to be 100% safe or not we would have no mobile phone technology. Cancer is not something to be taken lightly and concerns should never be dismissed but waiting for irrefutable data which is logically impossible is a bad way to make decisions. And by doing so we may lose amazing opportunities or encounter new risks. Thinking about risks is sensible but demanding 100% safety stops technology from evolving.


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How's it going? It's going well. Thanks for coming. Thanks for inviting me to this picnic. It's a good idea. Yeah, I thought it was going to be more sunny though. I saw the weather app on my phone two weeks ago and it didn't say I was going to rain, but here come the clouds. Two weeks, yeah. It's really hard to have any confidence in the forecast two weeks in advance. Not to mention how complicated it is to forecast near the mountains. Are you saying that the mountains impact the weather forecast? Yeah, the mountains are really important. They have a great impact on where, how much, and what kind of precipitation is going to fall out.  I thought the models to forecast the weather already included the mountains. They do include the mountains and the models, but the system we need to understand is really big and really complicated. First, you need to know if you have the right ingredients to form a cloud. What do you mean by ingredients? Like temperature, humidity, wind speed, and then once you have a cloud, well, you need to know what's happening inside of the cloud. Or do we have little drops of water that are growing or maybe they're freezing and forming ice? Oh, that's probably why we have sometimes snow or rain or hail. But sometimes I notice that it looks like it's going to rain, but it evaporates before it even hits the ground. Yeah, exactly. Evaporation is something that can happen to the rain drop once it leaves the cloud and falls down to the ground. And the rain could also be blown over to some other location. Wow, it seems pretty complicated. So next time I want to plan a picnic, what should I be doing? Well, you can look at different sources of information, like the weather app on your phone, but also the forecast in the local news or check what the National Weather Service is forecasting. That way you have a better sense of what the meteorologists think is going to happen. And the closer you are to your date for the picnic, the better the forecast will be. But living near the mountains, the weather can change really fast. So it's better to be safe than sorry. Yep, I have my hat and I have my envelope. Should we eat? Yeah, we should. Get to it.


All right now we can start All right, so I am here with Riley Chase of well you know him faint more famously probably from a hostify But you we're actually gonna talk about a couple of other projects too that you started so hostifies your most successful thing you started, right? Yeah, definitely. Okay, so you got hostify ghostify I like there's a there's a naming scheme that you kind of use a few different of them, which is kind of fun But well actually so we have a little bit of background. I've already in our video and I've tested used And we've recommended quite a few times your product. That's kind of my first interaction I should start with you know I dig in this the product someone makes and things like that but then what also is interesting is how much you share So I'm gonna start by doing a screen share here switch over to this desktop and I the you're a man off my own heart here you share it all much in the way I do let's let's talk about this so Your hardcore year you start with losing a job and ended up building Softwares a service company. So that's that's interesting. Let's go ahead and tell me a little bit about that Yeah, so it was kind of inspired by this guy in the Ukraine Andre that he invented the idea of hardcore year, but the reason I like the idea of hardcore year is Just sharing your story of like going full-time on a business and committing full-time to it And I think there's a like it's a most of business owners. They're successful. I've talked to you They all went through this period where the first year in business. They made less money And then they struggled Before you know the business started to take off and eventually they made as much money as they made before and then they started making more money But you know, there's kind of this dip and that's what hardcore years about It's going through that struggle, you know, that's in I've been in business now 17 years But I still fondly remember going from, you know, a great income at a really good job to Starting my business 17 years ago and going I don't make any money now and for me. I didn't have startup investors This is 2003 and I wasn't starting a software as a service company because no one knew what that was It existed but it wasn't like a SaaS was not a common term and I was doing IT services But you do you go through this dip of wow, I was doing Tech work and making good money too. I'm broke and now I'm leveraging all my assets and things like that to try to Keep it afloat until you kind of get over that I think my big learning experience was I thought having skill meant I would have work turns out those are a hundred percent different things The marketing to get there and I think you probably learned some of the same So you started working on this as a coding project, right? because you were learning how to code and while getting Learning how to write the software around the hostify system Yeah, I think an important part of it is that I didn't start hardcore a year by quitting my job And then trying to figure out what I was gonna do next it was like I already had this thing Hostify that I had been working on for six months. I had gotten it to almost a hundred customers It was only like twenty four hundred dollars a month revenue and only like half of that was like profit I actually take home after expenses So it was just like not like enough money to survive on really for me But it was just barely there where it was like if I do some freelancing or like if I you know I know what I need to do to find more customers and I put more time into this I know I can grow it so and you know, I had a few years of experience trying to build an IT service business before that So I knew that you know I wasn't gonna just quit my job and then try to figure it out because it takes a it takes a long time to get traction Yeah, that's Getting the traction is really one of the key parts of this too. That's I think the It took so long before even I built my own little you know Especially specifically found IT service as you build that whole recurring revenue from customers or just customers calling you back and things like that and This is that question everyone asked it's kind of it was somewhat maybe not fortunate But you did like you said you got fired from your job disagreement with the employer Which allowed you the opportunity to end up being full-time at this and I think that's everyone's question when they start a business is do I quit my job or start my business and I the challenge in that is I've heard a couple different arguments. I've seen like all the inspirational quotes I think one of the things that happens is when you don't have a plan B and like for me I don't have a family that had money when I decided to start my business There wasn't like another option.  So you put your whole heart into it because it becomes well I can't just go. Well, I don't have to work on today because my day job pays my bills I think that's probably what kicked you into overdrive right then, right? Yeah, I think I think It would be a lot different if I was still working at my full-time job I don't you know, I think it would definitely be a lot different and I do feel lucky that I was fired at the time It was just shocking and it was scary and it was believable But you know, I think leading up to this I had in my mind a lot of time I had in my mind that you know I'm making six figures at my day job and when host five makes more than that then I'll switch to doing that full-time but that's really I learned is you know, that's really the wrong mindset because It's just I don't know if it would ever get to there if if you have that mindset where you're waiting for it to be bigger And not putting your all your time into it like you said Yeah, and I've actually watched numerous friends kind of coming go in that because there are people who are in tech space They started a hobby project one of them one of my friends was building some gaming service But his job was more important. He has a really good paying job He had great benefits and he just there's no real kick to leave there because they like him He liked his day job So he kept kind of like putting it off and putting like two weeks at a time We just not even log in and touch stuff. He go out the server went down But you know, I got enough money that I'm not gonna deal with it It the whole thing crashed because some guy hacked me and I'm gonna deal with it later And then he eventually his whole gaming as a service business that he was hosting service for a male Because he it is he just was very honest for drinking after the bar one. He's like, yeah, he goes I just don't care enough, you know, but what it suddenly is your income like this is do or not But that you wrap that passion right up in it at that point like you said not having a plan B I never applied to a job a job listing since I lost my job still haven't applied to a job Don't have any plans to now but early on of course when you're making a thousand dollars a month And then next month you're making like, you know a little bit more money a little bit more money It's like, you know, you know, maybe I should get a job and you know to hold me over But no I always was like no I'm going full-time on this for one year and at the end of that one year That's why the hardcore year thing at the end of the year if this was you know Still not making that much money I'm gonna go get a other job and it'll go back to being a side project, but you know It did work out luckily, so I'm still doing it So let's dig let's dive in a little bit of technical you have learned probably more About the MongoDB and the way Unify uses it than anyone else. I know We've talked a couple times messaging back and forth and you know, you're looking at it differently then Me a user of Unify and I'm more into the network engineering But someone else my friend Phil when we were looking at the way Unify gets stood up because he has some of him He's he's a DevOps guy He started digging into he goes Why I think you might want to be like this and looking at the tuning and then you you probably go Kind of the same things like you're like, oh man, you because do it at the scale How many you have I'm gonna assume right now you're over 40,000 devices overall attached We're over 45,000 ubiquity devices connected to you over 850 servers that I'm managing with one other person Yeah, yeah, so you you've had to do a lot of tuning For some of your singular servers with larger installs How was that reverse engineering without a roadmap for ubiquity? That's because i'm sure their engineers don't just hand over documentation to you, right? No, so um, so yeah Like you said, it's reverse engineering. It's uh, it's not easy It's um, basically, you know every program that I've written to automate something in Unify It came from opening up chrome clicking buttons the way you're supposed to use the uh, you know Inside the dashboard you click a button you watch what network request was made And then you figure out that api request and um, you know ubiquity doesn't provide any documentation on these things Same thing with mongo db. I looked up. Um, how to use mongo db. What are all the commands for mongo db? How do you tune it? How do you um, scale it and um, you know, this is how I learned about these things was Reverse engineering just figuring out going through the database. Oh, here's where they stored that record Let's fix that or change that or if we change this setting in unify it changes this thing in the database So what if I just change the database directly that way? I don't have to have an admin account to go to unify So it's a lot. It's a lot of time a lot of time of just looking at it Yeah, and that's that's the uh, little the hacking aspect and to me, um The hacking mindset and the business mindsets are the same because you're basically not accepting the rules That were handed to you that you just set it up this way. Um, the same with business If you're an employee, you just accept the rules. These are my tasks This is what i'm assigned to do when you are doing a startup and you have a new idea You're bending the rules around to me. They're one and the same My hacking background on my business background people like, well, you know how to hack stuff and you do business I'm like, they're not any different. It's just it's just taking rules Seeing how they may apply to me and seeing how they don't or seeing how I want to use them in a new way um And that's the the unify thing is a cool one because I think you have this right Collision of right place right time. We're watching unify over the last couple years really take off as a product Even some of the large sales places that we do I mean we've so we've done some of these installs where we've done single site installs of over 300 devices and uh It's it's been crazy for us because we do the infrastructure to lay out in the design And these some of these companies when you talk about having 300 of them If you switch to any other company that has licensing fees, that's a lot of licensing fees And as uh, a ceo of one company told me he goes I'm getting a hundred dollar license feed to death. He goes it sounds it goes it all sounds inexpensive He goes until you look at my monthly bill of $28,000 a month in fees Across all the products we have he goes at some point um And that's what I think unify really took off and at the same time Unify although they let you give you the controller for free They're one of the only companies that doesn't seem to have a clear like they did offer But as your blog pointed out not that long ago. They kind of killed off all their own hosting options for it. Yeah um Yeah, I did write a blog post about that and I think it's really coming straight down from the ceo Robert para and if you read his blog He blogs about being anti cloud and you know, it's kind of the disruptive model that his business is built on Not having licensing giving the software ready for free But um, you know the drawback of that is you know, when you're an msp Or when you're a company with more than a few locations Having a controller at every location keeping an updated community secured is just not an option And so, um, he's definitely taking the approach that he wants to sell you that one more hardware thing to go with your unify set for every site but um, I think it's Not understanding what the msp or what the the enterprise needs and um, and that's centralized management. So Yeah, and for us, you know, we are my background is dev ops. I have other staff here that is as well So we don't mind hosting in ourselves But then other msp's we talked to and this is what one of the reasons hostify was so interesting to me Was there's people who contact us. We one off will manage their servers for them But obviously that gets tedious and I'm like, look if you want this done right hostify and you know, I vetted your product and said Okay, this is the way to do it because you either are internally a dev ops team or you don't have one and some msp's Even if they're bigger they may not have someone who understands how to manage a linux server How to tune a mongo dv server and we're doing it only for ourselves So make no mistake for anyone listen to this time. Will you manage it for me? No, I'm going to point you over to hostify Because honestly, it's not our thing we like managing for ourselves and things like that But some msp's just don't have that there especially because they're usually really windows heavy Um, yeah, because we actually use linux here and windows. Um, so we don't mind doing it But um, I think that's just like it's a perfect service and it kind of surprised me Is it feels like it was a gap that unify just said well, we're not going to do this But of course famously microsoft's known for that they they've lead they leave gaps in their product offering and just kind of say All right third parties go ahead. This is the gap. We left in a market We host email, but we don't have a wonderful spam filter So we're going to let third parties do better spam filtering in us even though we host your email So, um, unify did the same thing they decided not to make the hosting available and automated as you can make it So, uh, you filled that gap really well now Go ahead. Tell me real quick. Is there um, Is there any issues? I I don't know if there's something legal we can't say on here But as unify have been upset with you about this in any way that directly. Oh, yeah, um, so it's interesting Our relationship has changed over time. Um, I've never really talked with them directly very much But you know, uh, how it started off was october 2018. This was just a few months after I had started hostify Um, I received a cease and desist letter from their legal team and they said, um It was a lot of mumbo jumbo and I was like At first, you know, they made it sound like I can't continue doing hostify because it's violating their whatever And so I wrote the back said, you know, what does this actually mean? And so they said we don't want you to use the ubiquity logo in your screenshots on your website So I kind of figured out that they were trying to scare me off from doing it But really the only legal thing they had on me was I can't use their logo or something on my website So I removed their logo and then ever since then I'd never heard from them They've said I wrote the back said I removed your logo is everything fine now. They said, yeah, it's fine And then um, it was a few months ago I received a letter from robert para and he sent me the unified dream machine when it came out and thanked me for You know, my great service with hostifying everything confusing for me, but um, it was also confusing that he sent me the udm which can't connect to hostify and I I never did take it out of the box. It's in the box right there. I won't take it until I'm remotely adopted. I have no use for it. My customers are returning them. So Yeah, it was confusing. He didn't send me a udm pro. So I'm sure that my lack of review on the udm is Uh, you know Weren't me any future products that will be sent to me But I do love his I promote all his stuff, you know, I'm doing teaching everybody about his products and everything I love the new gen 2 switch. I just bought myself one. So And we're a huge fan of the products. I mean, uh, they they have Probably one of the interesting, you know, the unify software to find networking One of the things that to me is a game changer about unify is probably more their software and lesser hardware Obviously the two are directly related to each other. Um, and like we just reviewed the gen 2 pro switch And I really like it But where they're not as much of a game changer is in their pricing is good On their switches, but not killer But their software on the other hand for I don't think I can Because you know me long time into network engineering I will say the easiest platform I've ever set up VLANs in my life on and Being teaching people how to do it is the unify platform hands down They just have a better way of handling it and they have the nicest interface of any network equipment I have ever touched and you know, my old days of sysco or any type of command line routers I did I was just used to you did it from the command line If there was ever you why you didn't use it because it was not it was well Well, it was not designed by the good guys.  You're like, I'm just going to the command line This is literally Or uh when they had the those uc 500s that they had a gooey thing for that too Yeah, they're it's just like the fire. It's always been bad and here comes unified Go to the command line because the gooey is so bad on sysco stuff like whether it's a sdm or the That old uc 500 thing. I can't remember what it was called. Yeah, and they use that weird java launcher thing Or something like that. So and you had to create objects for everything. I'm like, this is this is hard. I just want So this is where unify really stepped up the game. Um In this is where they've also had their own missteps. They took that same UI and threw it on other things And it makes it unclear as to where their product path is going because the only place this little bit falls short is of course As you know, the usg firewalls, which everyone asked me about and it's just like Can you add some features you have this beautiful interface, but a lack of features Yeah, that's one of those things and um, you know every day I talked to my msp customers And um, I just send a year video a lot actually on firewall comparisons for 20 20 or 2019 or whatever pf sense untangle washguard sofos whatever You want to use but don't don't use the usg unless you're just throwing it at someone's house and you're not going to use IPS ids or vpn and you just need routing and switching in the hcp and vlands. It's fine for that But yeah, and that's and that's what you've run into as well.  So Definitely definitely some challenges, but um Yeah, anyways, that's enough about the unify. We'll talk Lastly about a couple other projects. How are you are you still pursuing? Well, I know you're doing the unms and uh, that's the other side for those not familiar with the unify ubiquity product line Their other product line being the edge series. So you got the unms going that's going well Yeah, it's going well. So um a few thousand dollars a month. Uh, we have about uh, 80 customers that use unms So our business is really primarily unify with almost 800 unify servers about 80 UNMS servers So it's a small part of our business and really what it is is uh, it's a whole different audience It's mainly wireless internet service provider operator businesses Um that are using unms and then we have a few overflow where like an msp has a lot of you know Nano station local point to point connections out there and they want to manage those But now I'm pushing our msp customers to use the unified building to building bridge instead So they can have everything in the unified dashboard because you know the msp's use those point to point connections But but yeah small part of our business We've been looking at some of those uh unified bridges for the same reason I love it to be in one dashboard because right now it's not We don't really have to we we don't have any unms Set up because we're not as worried about monitoring because one thing I will say about them Man those edge the site to sites. They just work. They that's another um, yeah, they just work You just put them in but um, you know, one nice part is it does the config backups from the devices So you get that in case the device dies you can swap out the config you have Monitoring and you can also push firmware updates to your devices. So that's the one convenience of is being able to push the firmware updates so Maybe we'll have to look at that because the unms Is that using mango db on the background too? I've never So unms is an amazing stable product. You can it has let's encrypt built into it You can do really inside the web interface. You just click the update button instead of having to the command line And um, yeah, it's it's built on docker and postgres database I'm sure you can put million records in there and it's not going to collapse unlike mango db You have enough clients connecting on your network It once it gets to around a million records the thing falls apart and you got to clear the database of all the records And it just can't no matter how much hardware I throw at it. No matter how much tuning I do It has limitations software limitations for how many records it can sort and everything Yeah, I was really surprised they went with mango because of that mango is just my my dev out translate scene is built on mango is like why right because I think the reason why is because it's built for a cloud key gen one is Or I don't know. I guess they had to unify before that But it seems like it you know, it's a it's a choice for an embedded Device something simple for an embedded device to run on a simple processor, you know Yeah, I think it just wasn't thought for scalability. It's a thought for simplicity but not for scalability That's probably the simple answer Yeah, I wish they would rewrite it like unimes the unimes is you know newer and it has better better stuff for sure It seems a lot more stable in postgres much more much more flexible much more stable Um now you hired someone this year. Is it this year or late last year? It was last year August to september is when he started full-time. Okay from you. Is that going well? Oh, it's amazing. He's such a great guy. Um safuan. Maybe he I'm sure he's listening to this. Um Yeah, he uh, he's been doing really good He pretty much handles 90 of the day-to-day support side of the business And so now I've been concentrating on just building relationships with people I'm doing Demos and talking with our customers learning more about their businesses and telling people about hostify and spending more time on that Then it's doing the support side so it's been it's a real key step whenever you're growing the business and Uh, it's one of the videos I've done before as well as that's it's such a common question Well, how'd you hire your first person and I always tell people you don't really think of it that way You think about it when you've compartmentalized enough processes that you can assign them to someone Because if you just hire someone on day one, they're like, hey boss, now what you're like crap I actually have to tell them what to do, but you should have processes to hand them So that's what he's the you seem pretty process oriented I think that lends to when you're programming you already have this compartmentalized this compartmentalized And he's like, oh here's here.  These are the general problems Here's the task list managed by exemption to forward it up to me. Uh, once you can put that around someone That's when you hire someone. That's the that's kind of the key to it sometimes But it really frees up your time to grow the business hiring my first person Um, it was the most difficult thing I've probably ever done like as far as the business definitely the most difficult part of the business was Trying to figure out what I'm doing and turn it into processes I actually wrote a whole blog post about how I create a process for every single thing that we do here and um, you know wrote it wrote guides on it and um, you know, and that's you know That's how I was able to hand it off, you know Every time a new ticket would come in I'd create a new process And then whenever something similar came in, you know, I'd refer to that process send him the article with that and you know I'd actually fill myself a zoom Doing it and then when something similar came, you know He would watch the video and then eventually that turned into written guides and then now it's like really really good processes that we have so You know, we I uh, I worked in the automotive space. So we were iso certified So we had we had like the really regimented forms and process for everything So for me it was kind of I took those same form processes and just brought process oriented stuff Making task lists and things like that versus some people come in it And I think that's why they struggle with the question so much And just it's a kind of a business problem in general if you're not thinking about process You're just kind of chaotically running the business and doing everything I like I try to hand things off But it's hard because I've never created a documented process to hand this someone else, you know This really the biggest success of any franchise business is it's just a collection to book of processes. Here's your mcdonald's It's this it's it's step one through 300 right through here That should be the goal of any business. Have you ever read the book? Uh emeth revisited that one really helps me a lot to Understand I'm I'm old enough to have read it first and I read Yeah, yeah, no, but the emeth revisited someone recommended to me when I was going through this and man it was it's a great book It's probably um, I would probably put it on I need to do a book list and I would probably be right at the top of them Uh book lists. There's that I I won't ramble off every one of them But there's um, there's a handful of good entrepreneur books. Um, yeah, that's probably another blog post I should do sometime. Well, yeah, definitely Yeah, that's uh, definitely there and then and I brought the employee things I knew you wrote a whole blog post because that's one thing I will say Anything I don't say in this interview you have dumped a lot more in a series of blog posts About well all kinds of different steps of this, you know hiring and things like that You've been very transparent which um is obviously greatly appreciated and like I said at the beginning It's just something I do as well being very transparent about how we do things and everything else The last little couple things I'll talk about is some of the other projects you had I Think I got the concept of ghostify. Are you still doing that one? No, so it was last june or so that you know, I kind of got uh carried away with all I started all these different I started uh, three different sass companies and I tried to start an msp community So and then that was you know, so I had hostify and then I had these like other things that were Not really making any money and they needed a lot of work to get off the ground And hostify at the same time was taking off or each month it was growing growing growing And so it became very obvious to me that I had to put all my time into hostify and I started doing that around last summer and um Definitely uh has been has been good. So I I still have customers using ghostify. I still have customers using captify not very many Um, and I still have a pretty good like 300 people in my msp story community on our slack channel But none of those things are things that I'm actively uh growing right now Yeah, so they're just kind of there. That's um, that's always hard to even for myself the Businesses I've started over the years. I've had I used to have a tv repair business in 2005 and six There's no money in tv repair. So anyone had heard that um, there's not a lot if I created by closing it There's no market for that anymore. Um, but you know, you put a lot of time and effort in something It's hard to kill off. It's like is even mentally you're like, but I spent so much time on it But you're like but nobody wants it or it's not as popular the idea wasn't as good And sometimes the best thing you can do though is accept it and go I'm gonna drop this section I'm gonna move on from this because I'm gonna do better if I focus on these other things over here Yeah, that's tough Yeah, that's and it's never easy. It's always anyone could put on the hindsight go well, you should have covered of that You know in 2007 time. I'm like, yeah, I can tell you that right now anyone can but when you're living it It's a whole lot harder But uh keeping the focus can be it's a challenge because you want to start doing all the things but You gotta it's that's not an easy balance. That's uh, especially you're young So you you're still gonna you bump up and you're how old are you right now? 27 Okay, so you're about the same age as me when I started I think it was 20 out of in 26 when I started my business and it was You make more mistakes as younger. I don't know. It's just how it works out but My my biggest regret of those I didn't start even younger so I could have made those mistakes even earlier and been further ahead But you know, yeah, such as like Well, I'll leave links to her to find all about you so obviously a lot of it starts at Riley Chase But we talked about hostify and we have the affiliate link for that. I'll leave down below So that's been kind of cool. It's a service we do recommend and all the other services we talked about I'll leave links to all those in the description, but it was great talk with you in person here We've talked a lot on you know online through a few different formats And we've definitely talked about all the previous things we talked about but uh, yeah I wanted I wanted to do this interview because I think a lot of people wanted to hear the story of How'd you come up with it and how's it work and things like that? So that's pretty cool I appreciate it. 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Please work please work please work please work! OHHHHH YES! And finally we're all sauce and on them! How's it going everybody? Dot's it away here and I am very excited because today we are checking out the brand new fighting game from Arc System Works. That's right the same people that brought us Dragon Ball Fighters and that game is DNF. Now I have no previous connection to Dungeons & Fighters is what I believe the franchise is called. I've never played the game but I did see that the game was made by Nexon. Uh, I guess in some part or at least they're a part of it which I could tell just in the menu music. It felt like I was rocking out to like Henzie's music dude. I played a lot of Maple Story back in the day. But with that said we're going to be playing Hitman in this video and while we don't know a lot about the game it does seem like it is going to be a lot of fun so hopefully we can find a way to get some wins in this video. Alright so here we are we are going into the first recording matches of these. I just played against this person. They played Vanguard. I wonder if they'll play Vanguard again. These were my first matches. Oh no not Grappler! I like that every character in this game is just named after their job. I assume in the original Dungeon & Fighter. But I'm just going to call my character Thancred. I feel like Hitman you know. I got to give him his own name. Alright thankfully in my god does this game look good dude. What an intro! Arxes you just know how to make video games that's crazy. But thankfully for playing against this guy I actually learned the bare minimum I would need to make a video on this game. It's still lagging. There's still a little bit of lag. I think that's what that is anyway. Oh my quick command! What in the command grab was that dude? How was I supposed to block that? Oh no do the right special dude. There we go. Alright well at least that time I did the right special. I also got to remember my dodge button. He's just sitting there trying to grab me. Hey you got to do that.  Nah just kidding. Hold on let me let me slice and dice him up real quick. Should I go in with a grab? I'm gonna wake up grab. Why am I trying to grab a grappler? I'm just gonna stab him instead. Why did I cancel it? It's fine I got I just got gunblade talent dude. It's not even a gunblade. I just got a gun and a blade. We are out here. Don't jump. I'm gonna take your legs real quick.  That's no problem. I don't want to be in his command grab range. What seems to be half screen. No I hate when I get that special. Nice. We're cooking now. We're cooking now. We might get a purr and it's gone. The perfect sadly left before we could really get a good hand for it. That was nice. Hold on how do I get my super dude? Oh I think I just wasted it. Like I'm just gonna what he's supposed to do here dude. Yeah watch. Don't cross this line bro. I'm just gonna sit here and swing. Don't cross this line. If you cross this line we're done for dude. Don't cross the line. I told you not to cross the line. I don't know what he was supposed to do.  It's good. Oh he wants to go again with grappler. All right just retry. Rematch right into the grappler match up. The stage still looks so good. Bro let me get my intro. Did I already see my intro? Maybe I missed it. All right I feel like he's gonna jump in. Neutral jump. Nope neutral jump was not the play there. Nice I'll take it. Nice beautiful. Does that have my overhead? I think that's my overhead. Whoop. So this game does just have a block button so you don't need to worry about left right mix ups. I'm getting grappled right now. I'm getting grappled right now. I'm getting grabbed right now. Uh oh my good he was cooking that game. What? There was no need to cook like that. Okay so I get my super after I lose a certain amount of health. God how do I stop this man? Please do the right move. Nice whoo.  I don't want to get grabbed man. I'm so tired of getting grabbed. I should probably do this move. Yeah the circle the cyclone shot dude. Armor oh but my grab just had a lip. That actually had some insane range. Did you just see me just yank him out of his animation? I'll take a round. All right one to one round three final round. Let's see what we can do here. Dice him up. I'm just hitting light buttons to check him. I don't want to see any attempts at my life here. Nice overhead. I think he blocked that standing. I might I might be able to get the perfect here. Oh don't don't throw it away. No through. Still gonna slice and dice and get the win though. I'll take it. Hit man. All right I definitely have a better understanding of the very very basics of this game now. I would still need a lot longer to fully get it but my hit man kind of why would just jib. I've been focusing so much on my play. I forgot about the jazz soundtrack in the background. What is this bump in music dude? Look at the range man. The range in this game is why they put a block button in. They put a whole block button in here because they wanted they wanted the jabs to take up half the screen. All right I'm fine with taking that damage. Oh that would have been sick. Oh I didn't get to grab.  I see I see. Too bad. He just didn't block. He didn't block the reset. It wasn't even that great of a reset. I just kept swinging. But you got to block though. You have to hold that. Oh my god the range. I'm still not used to it. Nice. Oh I'm checking him overhead dude. I am checking if he wants to. I don't even know if that's overhead by the way. I am simply pushing it because I believe it to be overhead.  That's what I've always learned. He's going to go for a grab. He is trying to grab. You know what I'm going to grab him.  I'm going to do it again. Run up try to grab me.  All right wait should I try to get my super here? Nah we're not going to aim for super. I'm just going to dice him up. All right don't cross this line. I'm actually going to grab him. Confidence confidence confidence confidence confidence. Shit. Wow I'm missing a lot of grabs. What's happening? What's happening? Grab him. Can I please grab you? I'm panicking panicking. Just shoot him. Just shoot him. Just shoot him. I have a gun. I might as well use it. I don't even know what kind of gun this is. I'll take it though. He just wants another rematch with Grappler. He's trying to cook me with Grappler. I actually kind of want to see we might back out after this and see if we can't find another character to go up against. Because I just want to see I think they have every character they've shown off so far in the game.  Oh my goodness this character is cooking. I should have won there. If I was a little better at the game I would have won. They're perfect. Yeah okay I get I get the game to a very basic level now. I get which buttons do what is basically what I'm saying. Oh my Grappler. Oof. Wrong move again. All right I'm just checking you. I'm just checking you to make sure. That's just a spinning cyclone. Oh I want to make sure you're blocking. Oh into what? That spinning cyclone move is so cool. Oh I didn't get the grab. Damn. Oh I'm exhausted. I tried to throw out another MP move. I'm gonna do it again. Damn it's so it's so good but I can't. I just can't use it like that. Ow I could have won right there. I just didn't I chose not to. I just didn't hit the right button. Shooting gun. Oh that's my sword.  Oh my opponent's switching characters. All right I'm gonna go with Hitman. Yeah I'm gonna keep playing Thancred. I kind of hope he goes back to his vanguard. Ooh Berserker. All right I'll go up against the Berserker. Well we're right back to the Jazz soundtrack. Damn Berserker's intro. This character reminds me a lot of Ragna. I might have to play him. All right but hold on. I gotta focus on winning dude. Whoa whoa I gotta remember I have to play the game now. Grappler was just like don't get grabbed obviously.  Oh no no no no. I could just stay there and shoot. I haven't gotten to do it super all day baby. Damn I got it. I want to keep checking them low so I can do the overhead. Oh just keep dropping the sword on him why not.  All right again just checking them. My cat's be barking sorry if you hear that. Damn that's a cool mechanic. Like the fireball in the air. I'm also getting cooked now. All right I gotta block. By block I mean step in. I'm not blocking blocking video games. Not my favorite mechanic. All right let me get let me gain back some stuff here. All right it's time.  I can't do it again. Damn it. I don't want to lose. I don't want to lose. We should win here. He dodged it what a beast. Ah we're just going to conversion out of that. I still don't know entirely what conversion works off of.  We were struggling. All right all right hold on. I need to hit this super. And if I can hit it on berserker that's even better. Was that mermaid always there? The one with the crab on their head. I just love going into this button and then just stabbing them from afar.  All right we're going to dash in after this. That was an awful choice. In case you were wondering. In case you were sitting wondering if I regretted that the answer was yes. Damn cooking. Got him looking a bit goofy. I dashed into the fireball just another day. I kind of like the mechanic that as your health goes lower you get more meter to play around with. It's kind of nice. Just throw the gun dude. I got to start using that kind of stuff more often dude. All right well now I'm exhausted so I can't really do it anymore but. No. This man forgot that all my buttons reach half screen. You better stay back. I might be exhausted but I'm not trying to play these games dude. All right he's blocking low. I kind of. Now that he's blocking low I want to use this overhead more. Is it not an overhead? Nice I'll take it. I'm cooking. Just stay back dude. Just run up for a grab. Keep them in check. Just don't let them out of the corner. I ain't letting them leave dude. I ain't letting you leave. Man I really uh okay. Hitman is a lot of fun. I ain't letting them leave the corner dude. I'm gonna just keep throwing my sword. The seeds of violation bring forth a challenger. That's my arksis right there. That's my arksis game. All right we cancel it out there because I seem pretty unsafe. Oh god I'm looking goofy. There's definitely something I can follow up with. Oh I knew that was in me. That was sick. It just looks so good dude. It looks so good. I don't even know what to say. When Hitman just when you just start canceling into stuff it just looks so good.  All right I'm gonna try. I'm gonna go for something crazy. Ah that was not crazy. Can I get the win here? Oh I'm bad at the game. All right I'm out of meter. I'm out of meter. I'm just gonna wait for meter. Oh no I got mixed. I do have a block button. Did you get them off me?  Dude how am I not at super range yet? No no no no no. Oh my god. He tried to super me. All right now get me down into super range. Yeah let's see who's playing now. Let's see who's playing now. And it's him and it's him. He was playing the whole time. Super 10 no invincibility. Damn I should just combo into it. I should just combo into it next time. Which I will dude. We are gonna hit the super this video. I'm not leaving without it dude. Oh a nice slam okay. Damn can I get your. I want this guy's gray health back. Look at him recovering it. All right he also has a super now. You gotta remember that. I gotta stop canceling that move into that move. That does does not work. It's almost GG's. It's almost GG's just focus. Oh god I'm looking goofy. I just dashed back. Hit him with the hit man special. Oh my goodness. Checkmate. All right the final match of the video. Hopefully this is where I hit the super. I said I'm not leaving without it and I meant that. I don't want to leave. Oh god I also don't want to lose. All right I'll take it. Maybe I should have went for the old cycle gun there. Let me block see if he does anything. Oh that the back hit on that move is crazy. Oh I'm getting swept. All right well we got a little reset. He didn't want he didn't want to block that second part. Which is more than okay with me. Okay I want to save up my MP now. I'm saving it up. I'm going in. Oh no what. Go please. Oh you can't combo into it like that. Admittedly I did try to do it on the cheap. Just throw the gun. Just throw the gun. Just throw the gun. Oh my the sword. I didn't want to lose. That move is definitely my panic button dude. I just throw my sword when I'm feeling like nothing else is quite going right for me. Nice. Berserk or what are you going to do?  That's fine. Oh my god combos. Fireballs. Dude he's he's thrown ahead. He has found a strategy that works. Sadly though I do have longer range though. He's gonna have to oh my god look at that rain. Oh that was sick. That was sick. That was sick. All right I need him to hit me with something. Okay that's good enough. Good enough. Please please please.  We're going to another one. We're going to another one. I'm still not going to lose. That's why I'm saying we're going to another one because I'm not losing this. Oh no okay we might lose this. Hold on good play. Block that. I'm bad at the game. I'm good at the game. I'm good at the game. I'm I'm bad at the video game. Gun move. He blocked my gun move. Sweet move. I have two special abilities. You should have been looking out for my sweet move. All right hold on go to the next one. The real final one. Hi how's it going Datadoy here with my second no actually third final game of the video. What can I say dude I don't want to I know I can't do hitman two videos in a row dude so I'm trying to get all my hitman out in one video. The cancel is just so fun. That's sick. That's so sick. I'm just going to walk up grab. I got tired of being blocked dude. I'm just going to walk up grab real quick. If you don't mind if you don't mind if I could just get a quick little grab. Just something just something to write home about. My dodge to the projectile. I'll take it. That doesn't do enough damage I think for me to spend meter on that. I mean not like the meter doesn't come back super fast but though all right. Let me have it. Okay let me hold on. Let me get back in there though. That was sexy. That's it. That's a decent chunk of health. I'll take that every day of the week. All right we're getting that super rain. All right I'm going to grab him. Let him know he can't block. Now I want him to swing at me. There we go. He's triggered my trump card.  I can't I can't I can't go into the real final round. I'm struggling to hit it rock. I can't wait. Don't take that out of context. I can't hit this super. All right we cook and we cook and again. I feel like at this point my hitman's boiled down to a you know I know what buttons I'm going to do. Can I dodge this? The gun moving everything dude. All right he's cooking. Is that it? I should have canceled better. Should have canceled better. I'll still take it though. I'll take it. Quick game one win. Quick game one win. Can I get a quick game two win with a super? Okay that doesn't work. Nice that was sick. Was that just like an anti-air option? I don't know that was... I think I might play berserker next. The range is crazy. What are you supposed to do? Okay I'm throwing. I'm not actually throwing. Well I'm throwing my health. All right come on. I wish the super was okay super available. Oh no I almost wasted it. Oh where's my super? Why couldn't I super? What did I do something wrong? Always did my super bar the blue bar? Wait what? No it's not. Okay I'm gonna...  I don't actually know what my super bar is.   There's no tutorial. Actually I think they've been uploading tutorials on their YouTube channel. But there's no tutorial in the game.  Get back in the corner. Okay I'm gonna get to 200 health again. All right there we go. Oh my god please let this work dude. Oh my god please work please work. Oh yes it finally... Oh we saw it on them. Oh my god. Hold on let me put the sword down. Enough playing games. That was sick. I'm glad we got to end it like that. Obviously not ideal. I gotta learn how to combo into that. But for now I'll take it. Hopefully you enjoyed this first video of me playing DNF. I had actually a lot of fun after I learned the basics of the buttons. Obviously it's still a long way to go. But once the full game comes out you know then we'll have a tutorial. All the tech on Twitter that we can go through and a whole lot more. But if you want to see more of this game let me know down below in the comments while you're down there. Make sure to like button and subscribe. 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Whitehall 1212. For the first time in history, Scotland Yard opens its official files to bring you the true stories of some of its most baffling cases.  Only the names of the participants have for obvious reasons been changed. The stories are presented with a full cooperation of Scotland Yard. Research on Whitehall 1212 is compiled through arrangement with Percy Hoskins, the chief crime reporter of the London Daily Express. The stories for radio are written and directed by Willis Cooper. Chief Superintendent John Davidson is the curator of the famous Black Museum of Scotland Yard. He will brief you on today's case from the official files of Scotland Yard, number 899 MR 952. Good afternoon. If you're a murderer by trade, I would suggest that there is no sure way to hasten the end of your career than to select a policeman as your victim. Now this thing is the running board of a motor car. It was concerned in the brutal death by violence of a police constable. Chief Inspector Quentin tabs it up. Scotland Yard knows more about this case than any other person. I think that's true, John. Although there were two other men who knew more about it than I. But they're not living. No, they're not. Comparatively few men survive hanging. The chief constable of Essex telephoned the CID from Romford at 9.5 on the morning of Tuesday, September the 27th, asking that officers be sent to Stapleford Abbots, a village halfway between Romford and Ongo on the London Chelmsford Road. I was first on the chief inspector's rotor, so I was assigned to the case. Accompanied by Detective Sergeant Philip Melanchthon Wise, I went to once to Stapleford Abbots, which is about four miles outside the limits of the metropolitan police area. I was shown the body of police constable William George Greenlee, who had been stationed there, and which had been found alongside the road a few miles from the village at 6.30 that morning, the 27th. The constable explained to Wise and me what had happened. We know it happened sometime after 1.30 a.m. chief inspector, because I met him at a conference point at that time. Where, constable? Near Grovehouse on the Road to Ongo, about 600 yards from where the body was found, sir. Gone. He had been shot four times, sir, twice through the head, and these other two. That's smart. Yes, sir. They shot the poor chaps square in each eye. Horrible. Aren't they drowning their own blood, sir? At least they'll hang. Bill Greenlee and I was kitsch together, sir. They'll hang. He had his pencil in his hand, sir. His notebook was lying on the road near him. He'd evidently stopped a car and was talking to them. Marks on the road? I'll show you, sir. It isn't far. I'd rather like to get out of here. Wise and I followed the constable along the road to a spot where it had been cut to a small hill. The banks on either side at the edge of the road shoulders were about six feet high. That's the place, sir. Here's where they found him, sir. Where the grass is pressed down. Little blood here. Not as much as one would expect, sir. Over there on the other side, you see there's quite a blood stain on the grass.  There's a motor car here, all right? Yes, sir. We saw that. Where's my sergeant, Sergeant Wise? Down the road a bit, sir. Back there. Oh, yes. Why are you looking at, Sergeant? Come down here, sir. That car was going pretty fast. See here. Skidded off the road, isn't it? When he flagged it down, no doubt. See, it skidded through the grass on this side. Tyre marks where it stopped. I thought London wasn't. No doubt about that, sir, from the marks. Was there anything written in Constable Greenley's notebook that would give us any idea? Nothing, sir, after the notation about meeting me at Grovehouse at 1.30. Much traffic through here, Constable? Not much, sir. This chap was certainly going pretty fast. Especially on a twisty road like this one, I'd say. Many fast drivers around here? No, sir. None I know of. Stranger than probably. Except he must have known these twisty roads pretty well, sir. Which puts us right back where we started, doesn't it? No, he had a good reason for wanting to. Why'd you say why? I said either that, sir, or he had a good reason for wanting to get back to London in a great hurry. Now, why would a stranger take the chance of breaking his neck by driving this kind of a road at 40 miles an hour? He was going at least that fast along here by the tire marks. And why should he murder a policeman who stopped him? What do you think, Sergeant Weiss? What we need to look for is some crook running away from something. Running back to London to hide. Pretty shrewd guess, why? I think so myself, sir. But what was he running from? I wonder if that was a stolen car he was running away with, sir. At the tiny police station back in Stapleford Abbots, I asked to have someone remove the bullets from the body of Constable Greenlee. A local surgeon volunteers to do it for us for the usual fee provided by the Home Office. After some difficulty, I was put through to Whitehall 1212 in London. I asked for Inspector Bailey. Inspector Bailey speaking. Hello, Pat. Tabs are here. Need to know something, oh boy. Got any reports of a car stolen last night in this part of the country? Oh, Stapleford Abbots, Essex, I'm sorry. Well, I'm at the police station in Stapleford Abbots. Bring me back as soon as you can, will you please? Right. Ten minutes. Thank you. Bye. Well, what do you think, Weiss? It isn't a bad guess, sir. We'll see. By the way, I had a look at those powder stains on the face of the dead chap. Oh? Had a smell, too. They're from Blackpowder. Old-fashioned Blackpowder, not modern nitrocellulose. That'll be something else to check on if we do find anybody. If he has a gun that shoots Blackpowder cartridges.  Who is it, consul? London, sir. You can take it on that same phone you were using, sir. Thanks. Don't go away. Chief Inspector Tabs are here. What? Just a second. Blue, Morris Cowley, four seater. TW 613-0. No, 612-0. Right, TW 612-0. Dr. Ken Elm, Haggerty, Billericki, about 2.30 a.m. Thanks, old boy. Do as much for you one day. Bye. Well, that might be our call, gentlemen. All we have to do now is find it, sir, if it is. We'll find it, Weiss. I hope so. Now look, Weiss, this car was taken from Billericki at about 2.30 a.m. What I want you to do is to get around the countryside between here and Billericki and talk to people. Yes, sir. I want you to find out if any of the people around here happened to hear a car driving at high speed, sometime between 2.30 when it was stolen and 6.30 when they found the Constable's body. Yes, sir. We'll accomplish two things, you see. A, whether that's the car we want and B, by plotting on a map when and where it was heard, it's probable destination. You see? Right, you are, sir. You see? Well, certainly, sir. You said there's not much traffic in these parts, Constable. Well, there isn't, sir. Somebody will be sure to have heard it. Well, let's get cracking, then. Yes, sir. Where will you be? I'll be back at the yard. I'm going to check up on known motor-car thieves. I'll be in touch with you. Good luck, boys. Thank you, sir. Come on, Constable. I returned to my office at Scotland Yard. Before setting in motion our machinery for checking the whereabouts of known criminals who were at Liberty, I dispatched Emmons Carlson, an expert on motor-car tires, to stay before the abbots to see if he could identify the tire prints the motor-car left on the road. He'd hardly left London when I had a telephone call from Sergeant Wise. Better and better, I thought. A little later, reports began coming into me on the known criminals who had been checked in London. Fourteen had already produced alibis. One, a smash-and-grab artist who had dabbled in motor-cars, a chap named Whitey Wogan was having difficulty proving his. The search went on. Information on the stolen Morris Cowley identification number TW6120 was given general circulation of no results. Three reports the next day from Sergeant Wise. Twenty-six more people with criminal records were checked. All had alibis. Whitey Wogan still refused to talk. Emmons Carlson reported him from Stapleford Abbots. Here it is, sir, on the chart. I made these photographs on the spot. You see? Pretty blurred, they are, sir, but you can identify them. Now, here, on the chart. Type B, one over three, two. Or one over two, three, if you like. Four parallel lines around the circumference of the tire. Diagonal lines at the edges of the tire. Short diagonals the other direction in the center. A bleak parallelogram, you might say. Can't be anything but a Dunlop Fortuner tire. Does that do us any good, Carlson? I telephoned Dr. Kendall Magarty, sir, at Billericky. The stolen car was equipped with Dunlop Fortuners. No doubt now that that was the murder car. Another report from Sergeant Wise placed the car five miles north of where the constable was murdered at 3.30 a.m., still headed south. I ticked off the reports on a map of the area. It was a circuitous route, but there was no doubt of it. The car was headed for London, but then the trail was lost. A report from Percy Young in the Ballistics Laboratory. Yes, Percy, what did you find out? You could identify the particular gun they were fired from. We got hold of it, could you, Percy? Unfortunately, I haven't got it, Percy. Unfortunately, I haven't got anything. Unfortunately, all I've got is the knowledge of the car the murderer rode in. And the fact that the car is probably somewhere in London. With the murderer, I hope. Unfortunately, I have no idea who he is. Yet. But we'll find out. You can't murder a policeman and get away with it. I'll bring you the gun sooner or later. Sergeant Wise came in. Good afternoon, sir. Hello, Wise. I've got news for you. Good. What? They found the car. They have? Why didn't they tell me? Your telephone was busy, sir. Ah. Brickston. Been there all night, apparently, they said. Sure it's the car? Blue Morris Carley 4-Cita, number TW 2160. Mm-hmm. Fingerprint people, and all of their now. Looking it over. That's where Whitey Wogan lives. Who, sir? Car thief. Won't tell us where he was the night of the murder. I'll bring him in, sir. Better. I'll go and have a look at the car first, though. Here's his address. See you later there. Right. Could be possible, I thought, as I drove over to Brickston in the police car. We'd see. They were going over the Morris Carley with a fine-toothed comb as I arrived. He hadn't found much according to the sergeant in charge. Nothing very much, sir. Let's see that list, actually. Ah. Drops of what appears to be blood on right-hand running board, sir. You've collected them? All right, sir. Laboratories got them already, sir. It's a grass and dobs of clay on the edge of the same running board. We'll want that to compare with clay from the spot where the constable was murdered, sergeant. See to it, that great. Oh, yes. Between the cushions of the front seat, this revolver cartridge, sir. What kind is it? Obsolete type, sir. For a Webley 38. But the issue of this kind of black powder cartridge was discontinued in 1913, sir. I'm quite an expert on firearms, sir. Good. That's just the kind we were looking for, sergeant. I'm very happy, sir. At all? What about fingerprints? Not a sign of one so far, sir. I'm still looking, sir. But so far, clean as a cold streamless boot, sir. I know my dubby, miss. My name's Miss Winnie Clapts, Eddle, mister.  Oh, don't. Don't open your fly trap to the cops, whitey deer. What's going on here? Excuse me, Chief Inspector. Oh, it's you, Sergeant Whitey. Excuse me, sir. This is Whitey Wolding. Don't say a word, Whitey. I'm the barmaid at the Saracen Z Public House, and I'll thank you for none of your back chatter nor the mister. Now, look here. She insists on coming along, sir, when I picked up Morgan here. Well, I'll do the talking, too. Perhaps you can tell us, young woman, why your sweetheart is in possession of all those newspaper cuttings referring to this murder case. Be still, Whitey Duck. He's in possession of these air-blinking newspaper cuttings because he wants to find out what it is you coppers his badgering him for. The poor lamb. And the bloodstained bandages I found in your room, Morgan. Don't blush, Whitey, dear. It happens to anyone. What are you talking about? Old yet temper Whitey love.   And it took two constables to drag us to the police station. That's why. It's true, Morgan. Of course it's true. And you can prove it, they're looking at the police charge sheet for that last night when we was both in the clink for disturbing the peace. He never murdered no one, mister. He's just plain embarrassed. It was true. Our only suspect had been nursing a broken crown in jail which his 13-stones sweetheart had inflicted on him. We were at a dead end. The evidence had run out. Here was the murder car. Here was the victim's blood. The forensic laboratory established that the stains were of the same blood type as Constable Greenley's. We had a cartridge which we were certain was from the murder gun. Scotland Yard had traced everything but the murderer himself. The coroner's inquest on the body of Constable William George Greenley returned a verdict of death at the hands of person or persons unknown. He was buried with full police honours and the bugler sounded the last post at his funeral because he had once been a soldier. The home office began paying his wife a pension. We kept on. We questioned more than 1,500 persons who might conceivably have committed the murder. Our man was not among them. He was still at large. No policeman ever forgets the murder of another policeman.  One day, almost a year later, Wise came into my office. Hello, Wise. Hello, Chief Inspector. What's up?  I never had a good one. Yes. You have had though. I have one now. Forget it. What's it about, Wise? Well, I was reading in the police cassette about a case. A very unimportant case in Sheffield the other day. It was quite interesting.  What was it? A lorry driver had some trouble with a reckless driver. The driver shot down a side street and disappeared. What? I said it was a hunch, sir. Go ahead. I've already got this report to get out. Well, this lorry driver noted down the number of the car. Well, what? It was a stolen car. Thinking about that poor blighter that was murdered, the Essex Constable.  Neither have I, sir. What? Well, they picked up the driver of the stolen car and this chap told him who he bought the stolen car from. Who? Got it from a garage man in London here named Frederick Guy Sears. Sears? Name means nothing to me. It didn't to me at first. But out of habit, I expect. I looked him up a little. He has a record. He's been sent down twice. Have the Sheffield please picked him up? No, they can't find him. What's your hunch? Well, he's a car thief, apparently. He was in the Royal Engineers and... Well, that's no crime, so was I. Yes, but you didn't steal a .38 Webley rover, old boy. Did he? So I hear, Chief Inspector, that boy in Essex was shot with a .38 caliber Webley. We still have those bullets they took out of his head? Mm-hmm. Then they could tell us if they came from that gun. If we find the gun? Let's go and look for it. Well, I don't know. That doctor's case of instruments that was in the Morris Collier, they were never found either. That's right. They might be at his garage, too. Hasn't anybody been in that garage looking for him? No, I know the sergeant who was there. He didn't look around very carefully. I think I could get a warrant of search. You said the man was missing. I know where he is. Where? Dartmoor? Britain? No. A friend of his is being released after a three-year term. He went up to welcome him out of prison. Coming back to London? Today. You seem awfully anxious to find this fellow, why?  Don't you? Get your search warrant. The garage was closed, of course, but we got inside all right. I doubt anyone saw us. It was a relatively empty place. One big concrete-floored room and the desk in one corner behind a wooden railing. A few tool shelves along one wall. Filing cabinets or two alongside the desk. We walked across the floor first. Not much of an office. Let's have a look in the desk drawers. Right. Empty. This one's empty, too. This, too. Try more. Doesn't he keep anything here? Pretty careful, man. Nothing incriminating for anybody to find. You must keep some papers here or something. What's in here, I wonder? Cabinet. Open it. It's locked. Open it. There's a pinch bar here on the wall. That ought to do. Anything interesting? Arm clock. Wrenches. What's he want to hide this stuff for? Well, it locks up, I guess. Doesn't trust his friends. Suppose so. Look. Look here. What is it? One of those gadgets a doctor puts in his ears and listens to your heart with. Stethoscope. What else? Oh, I dropped it. What is it? Just two or three of them. Looked like that's what they are. These are doctor's instruments. What was that doctor's name, the one that owned the car? Canon Hagerty. You've got a good memory. Oh, not so good. It's stamped right here on the handle of this lantern or whatever it is. Well, indeed. Now all we have to do is find that webby revolver and somebody's going to hang. Well, this cabinet's empty. Wonder about those toolshelves. I have to look, I expect. Hope he doesn't walk in on us before we... Speak of the devil, old boy. What? Somebody's coming. There's only this one door. Get on that side. I'll take this one. Right, sir. See anybody? Big husky chap coming. Alone? Seems to be. What do you want me to do, sir? Pick up that spanner there and tap him gently on the sconce that he leaves on me. Right, sir. If you have to hit him, be careful. We'll want to save him for the hangman, you know. If he's the right one. If he isn't healed, doodle the right one comes along. Hey, guys, here's... Who's that family, you? I'm Chief Inspector Tabs of the Scotland Yard, and I arrest you on... Look out, he's got a revolver. Look out! Are you hurt, sir? That one did it. Is he out cold? Doesn't seem to be, sir. Right. Well, in that case, I arrest you on suspicion of the murder of Constable William George Green. If I warn you of anything you say, we'll be taking down a writing. Maybe using evidence. We've got the gunwise. That's what we're looking for. A Webly 30 at revolver. And unless I'm much mistaken, these are old-fashioned black powder cartridges. Come along with us, Mr. Sears, as a man that wants to see you. He was the man. He in an accomplice whom we found easily from the direction Sears gave us had murdered Constable Greenley. You wonder at the brutality of shooting out his eyes. Sears told us why. I heard the picture, the last thing a man sees before he dies stays right on his eyeballs. I was the last thing he seen. But he didn't have any eyeballs left when I got done with him. Sears and his accomplice were tried at Old Bailey a year and a month after they'd committed the murder. They were both hanged. One at Pentendill and one at Wandsworth. Same day. Heard today on Whitehall 1212 were Harvey Hayes, Horace Bram, Lester Fletcher, Guy Spall, Winston Ross, Peter Forester, Maurice Gosfield and Bula Garrick. Whitehall 1212 is written and directed by Willis Cooper. 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Are women allowed to correct a man's faulty biblical understanding? Something happened just recently and I want to not just address just the person, but I also want to address all of you as well. Now, make it to be clear, you all understand that I do not. We don't believe on this channel that a woman has the ability or has the right, politically speaking, to be the head of a church to lead men. We get that part. And so that's not what I'm saying. But I want to make this clear because one of the moderators who is a dear woman in Christ had a question and I want to make sure that she understands but also everyone else. The question went like this. Is it okay, as let's say in her case, she's a moderator, if a person in the chat is saying something incorrectly or espousing a bad doctor or anything like along those lines, is she allowed to correct that person or does she have to just sit in silence, wait for some man to come along and to straighten this person out? If a man happens to come along, is she just supposed to sit there? Or can she offer a passage? Can she make some statements? Can she correct this person? Well, here's the answer. She absolutely can. Now, some people go a little too far, a little too rigid, when they look at what Paul is saying in 1 Timothy 2, when he says that I do not permit a woman to usurp the authority of a man to teach him as well. So now let's go to the passage. Let's look and see what it says and you're going to find out that her correcting him is not what Paul meant at all. In 1 Timothy 2, let's start in verse 11. Paul says, Let a woman learn quietly with all submissiveness. I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man, rather she is to remain quiet. So is Paul saying that she can't say it work? She has nothing that she could offer that she can say in the church? No, that's not what Paul is saying. Paul is dealing with some issues that happen not really everywhere, but he's speaking here to give Timothy a lesson in how to deal with these, with women and men, how men ought to behave, how women ought to behave. Let's start in verse 11 and let's get the point that he's trying to make here. He says, Let a woman learn quietly with all submissiveness. This is not to indicate that as she's learning, she has to button her lip up. She can't say a peep. He's giving the framework, the spirit of this woman, how she ought to be learning these things, how she ought to be hearing these things. And let's just make this also clear. This also necessarily means that there ought to be an equipped man who can do so. By the way, let's make it clear, all men don't have the right or even the ability to lead or to teach. That also needs to be clear. Just because you have an XY chromosome on makeup, does not mean that you now are qualified to teach. That's not the case either. God didn't just say that half the population is automatically able to lead, know or able to teach. That there are still some requirements for them, but setting that aside, let's deal with the women. So it's the spirit that they ought to be listening and learning. Can a woman ask a question in church? Let's say she's a single woman. She has no husband to ask. Can she ask a question? Sure she can. Now let's go to verse 12 and this is a sticking point. In verse 12, it says, I do not permit a woman to teach or to exercise authority over a man. I want to look at this word, teach. The word for teach is the word, the doskus. Now look at the way this is put together. This word here, the doskane, is the word that we're looking at. This word is a present active. It's an infinitive. What I mean by an infinitive, what an infinitive is is when we have to something, to walk, to run, to this. So he's saying I do not permit a woman to be in this state of to teach. So to speak. I know it's kind of rough how I'm putting this together, but that's not what she does. That's not who she is. All he's saying is this is not her practice. This is not her responsibility to be in this framework. This is not her position. She should not be someone who is there to teach. That's why it is in the infinitive. So what the infinitive is going to do is going to describe basically the state that the person is in. It describes who they are, even though it's verbal, which is what this is. This is a verbal infinitive. And so she is not a person who teaches. That's not the state of who she is. Now, can she say anything to correct? She sure can. Can she say anything to guide? She sure can. As a matter of fact, think of the woman at the well in John 4. Jesus is speaking to her and she goes after hearing what Jesus says. She goes to the men in her village or locale and tells them something. Now, granted, this isn't the founding of a church or anything like that or whatever, but still we see an example of a woman going and giving the good news. Any woman on the planet, if they have a space timer opportunity and someone needs to hear the gospel, they share the gospel. We are also all of us, men and women, boys and girls. We are supposed to witness to glorify, to testify of Christ. Can a woman do so? Sure. Now, in this case, if there's someone who is spouting off error and she can give a scripture to say, I don't think so. I disagree. Here's why she can do so. She's not exerting authority over this person. She's not usurping in anything positionally. She's not being his teacher. She is not in the infinitive to teach with this person. I know I'm used to kind of in a rough way, but she's not doing that. And so to the female moderators on this channel, to the female's period, if a male is in the chatch or if a male is espousing out something that he should not do, especially if no one else is able to correct or is trying to correct, then without question, you can. Now, you're not taking authority over this person. You do so in the right spirit that Paul is saying. You can, by the way, guys, you can tell someone, inform someone of something in a submissive spirit. By the way, the Bible says that not only should wives submit to their husband, the Bible teaches that we also submit to one another. Even though that there are some sort of leadership, some sort of hierarchy sometimes, but there is a submissive. It's the framework, it's the mindset that I'm not saying this because I'm trying to dominate over you. I'm saying this to help you, to inform you to, because we're part of the same body. And if a woman is a part of the same body, that the man is, well, then guess what? We are here for one another. If she's part of the body, her responsibility, her use is to edify other parts of the body, not just female parts of the body, but also males. She's not going to function in the role of a pastor, of an elder, of a leader. No, but she still can help. And so this is my understanding. This is how I see it. And if anyone disagrees, I'd love to hear you say why, and then we'll go and point to scriptures of other women in the Bible who may also have done the exact same thing to help someone else out. So I hope this has been helpful for anyone. And again, if you are a lady and someone is in clear error and you got a scripture that might shed light, well, then by all means do so.


Andy Mendoza here with Stevenson head coach Dominic Dawes and coach first congratulations on the conference championship What does this win mean and what does this championship mean for the program? I think it's huge I mean it's our first opera the first time we've ever played for a championship And I mean I all we've talked about here more of those and more than hockey is Mindset in learning how to learning how to win and I think you know tonight. There was highs. There was lows You know everything didn't go our way. We weren't perfect all the time But we stayed the course guys stayed with it We battled through some adversity and we we found a way to win and if we're gonna win down the stretch You know, that's what that's what good teams find do they find a way to win absolutely and coming into the third period Obviously you guys were gonna be down a man and you guys ended up going down two men there early in the third period What did you tell your guys after you went down 3-2 that really it seemed to light a fire under their butt for lack of a Better terms and I mean it was unbelievable the hits by Brenda the goal obviously by Penelope or what did you tell your guys when they went down 3-2? I mean you really have to say anything I mean they they knew I mean that there's a lot at stake tonight, right? They wanted to be the first guys to win the Mac championship And they needed a goal to take it back in the game So I think you know have killing off the penalty or the then getting down five on three and having them score and Killing the rest of it off was was big. I think that gave us a little bit of a momentum left You know only losing one goal there and No, we battle back and then you know that's the way hockey goes as it starts to turn around you get the calls The other way and you know we were fortunate to capitalize on our opportunity as well We all we obviously know Dominic Brenda as a goal scorer an assist man You know a point score. What are those two big hits in the third period do that kind of lifted the team up? Those were huge and they both happened right in front of the bench. It's huge I don't think we've done a lot. We haven't played as hard as we we can this year I thought last year we played a lot harder and that's one thing we've talked a lot about is we need to be more physical we need to Finish checks and and be a hard team to play against and you know the way he's playing offensively if he Adds the grind part to his game.  Thanks so much for the time coach. Congrats again on the Mac championship For more Mustangs athletics go to go mustang sports comm


It's Diddy Kane, I'm back today with another video. Huge thanks to you for tuning in. If you're not subscribed, go in and subscribe. But give me a thumbs up and do not skip those ads. Guess what we doing today? Our first roti roti roti with a dabble wrench, large batch order. It is 12 orders, 46 items, and guess how much we're gonna receive? I ain't telling you yet. Stay tuned to the full video and find out how many miles it's gonna be and how much we're getting paid. We about to put up a new escalator, let's go. How you doing, boss? I'm doing great. Get them with the scan ski. So we got these two right here at bone bone. On to the next one. Scan and get them banned. Scan and get them banned. Scan and get them banned. That joint right there.   This thing is tweaking. On to the next one. Scan that. Scan ski. Get them with the scan ski. Got that one. This joint extra small. I'm gonna know what this is. Get the scan at. Got one here. Up next.  What's the first order we about to get in order? This one has two bags. We gotta hit them with the scan ski first. Then we gotta take this joint to the house and keep it like a mouse. This is where we at. We in Chicago getting dough. Y'all know we about to go, let's go. We hear it, baby. We made it. Mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, mm. We made it. This thing is turned dough, so we're gonna drop it right top. We'll put it in the corner right here, baby. Step back, so they can see it real good. Hit it with that photo, smack! Let's go. Number two, this is what we about to do. Getting busy. We ain't gonna be dancing in the videos like we did. You know what I'm talking about? Let's see how we getting this joint, baby. I ain't never been out here, so I don't know. Oh, the door right here. How you doing, sir? All right. This just says 2003. Let's see if somebody, they got a doorman here or something. Is that what they say stuff right here? Is it? Yeah. So we gonna do this in the right here, baby. How you doing? I ain't even see you back here. You high? Yeah, I'm doing good. That's a good thing. So, are you duty? You guys gonna leave deliveries just right here? Okay. Gonna put this photo right quick. Step back, hit it with that photo, smack! Let's go. Three, y'all see we are getting busy. They got a doorman in this joint. How you doing, sir? I have a delivery job offer number 314. Take a photo of what he has. You have a good one, sir. Oh, I'm gonna keep on chasing this money like I'm po. You know what I'm about? We're gonna get this wedding, baby. A-B-E-E, you only got a doorman. Hello, how you doing? I'm having Walmart delivery. Okay, thank you very much. How you doing, boss? I'll just jump right in. That's it, with the reception rooms. Step back, hit it with that photo, smack! Let's go. Hey, how you doing, man? I'm here with your Walmart order. You said leave it where? The leave it on there, in the first. You said that first, please open the door for you. No. She said leave it at the front, though. Number five, smack! Order number six, step back, hit it with that photo, smack! You gotta hurry and get to this cake. We ain't doing good, we doing great, baby. What's up, we got a doorman. Doorman is showing this joint, nice. What are you supposed to put that on? What's up with this stuff there? This is crazy. Oh, here we go, right here. How you doing, sir? I have a delivery for apartment 325. Why don't you sit it here, or? Where you had the sound, are you gonna take it there? Huh?   How's that take a bit? You gotta learn that it's here. Yes, sir. Don't put it in the garage, I ain't calling them. Okay, it's gonna send them a message. You have a good one, sir. You too, man, happy new year. Happy new year. We're here, we're on the ground. How you doing, boss? Where do I go to go to the corner store? Corner store? Yeah. I'm gonna get there closed. You want me to just leave it here, or leave it outside of there? What you think I should do? Just a warmer package. A warmer package? Mm-hmm. There's no food or anything inside you? No. All right. Okay, I just have to take a picture really fast. Yes, let me put it in the table. Okay. There you go. I don't know why they would order if they're homeless. That makes a lot of sense. You have a great one, sir. And just like that, we're on to the next one. On to the next one. I'm actually gonna put this right by the mailboxes. One time I'll, because I don't know which one it is. Drop it like it's hot. Step back with that photo. Smack! Order number 10. Guess what? We back at it again. Back at it again with another one. This joint. Here we go. Here we go. Oh, I don't have any apartment number either. Guess what? This door is standing right here.  And I'm gonna keep on doing my thing and hitting with the photo smack. Let's go. Order one, one. We're here to get it done. We get into this money. Wayne dropping the crumb. Put some up. Let's see. Go up right here. Hopefully, answer this door. Because guess what? If they don't, guess what we doing? Leaving it right here.  We'll keep on doing our thing. Changing lanes. Whoa. Oh, here we go. We got this. Oh. Only got a one here. One W, which one it is? I don't know which one it is. Here you go, sir. I might just have to take a quick picture. This is me? For this is one W, correct? Yeah. Yes. I had no idea what it is from Walmart. Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. You have a great day, sir. Here's the last one and we're here to get it done. We went to the front door and it says no deliveries to the front door. So now we at the back door, we'll drill, we'll metal again, open. I don't know what to expect with this one, cause it looks kind of suspect.   Yes, sir. I have a delivery for apartment 324. 324, cause here is 5630. Yeah, 5630. Okay, buddy. I just need to take a picture really fast. Yes, you don't mind, okay? Sure. Thank you very much. We have a great day, sir. Let's go. And just like that, it is the end of the video. I hope you guys enjoyed the content. Guess what? We drove 29.6 miles and it took us about two hours and 15 minutes to make 106.29 when you're stopping until we shine. Comment below and let me know. Do you feel that that was a good order or not? I hope you guys enjoyed this video. Again, make sure you lock in tomorrow, cause it's going back down, cause we ain't playing around. Why we ain't playing around? Cause 2023 is big bag season. We gon' keep on giving them a reason. I'll see you guys on next one. We grew up, we grew up, we flew on. You already know it. It's DDK and I'm on my way.