The Dennis Day Show returns to the air at this hour of the first week in October. Remember the Dennis Day Show beginning here October 7th. Presenting Joel McRae in Tales of the Texas Rangers. On stage tonight transcribed from Hollywood another in NBC's parade of exciting half-hour presentation. Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McRae as Ranger Pearson. Texas more than 260,000 square miles. And 50 men who make up the most famous and oldest law enforcement body in North America. Now from the files of the Texas Rangers come these stories based on fact. Only names, dates, and places are fictitious for obvious reasons. The events themselves are a matter of record. Tonight's case play for keeps. At five minutes past midnight on December 12th several years ago Sheriff Bob Smith is of Bradshaw County, Texas. Staged a raid on a gambling establishment located on a country road. But there were no patrons in the house. And the sheriff's face grew dark red as he and the local constable failed to find any evidence. There's nothing in the upstairs room either, Sheriff. You're sure of that, huh, Jim? Not even a deck of cards. See, Sheriff, like I told you, I quit the racket. Yet this is the fourth time this year you rousted me out of bed. I know you're operating, Walton. And I'm going to get you for it. You're not going to milk the citizens of this county, not while I'm sheriff. Look, Sheriff, this happens to be my house. Wired and no wired. You finished your business here. How about getting out? I guess we might as well go, Sheriff. No, Jim, we're going to stay a minute. I want to talk to Walton and you. About what? I was sure of this raid tonight, Jim. Dead sure. Just like I've been sure the last three times. Because only you and me ever knew about him. I didn't tell nobody but you, Jim. You, the constable. Sounds like he's accusing you of tipping me off, Don. I know he tipped you, Walton. Better watch what you're saying, Pop. And all that talk about law and order and wanting to uphold him. Let me see your wallet, Jim. Take it out and let me see it. Now, wait a minute, Sheriff.  Come on, Jim.  What I carry on me is my own business. Why, you cheap, two-bit snake. Nothing cheap about a few hundred once in a while. Be smart, Sheriff. Get a few for yourself. Why don't you listen to him, Sheriff? He's talking sense.  I'm taking you. You can't make anything stick. Maybe not.  I'm going to run you out of it.  You're under arrest. Grab him, Walton. I just got a... You killed him. No, no. You killed him. You grabbed his gun and killed him. He was after you, Walton. I got a gun on my own. And I'm the constable.  Not necessarily, Walton. It's up to you. His body could be moved out of here. What's your play? What do you want? No more chicken mash. Fifty percent of your take. And you can go right on operating.  You're forgetting something, Walton. I'm top dog now. An investigator. I'm a cop. I'm top dog now. An investigator in this murder will be my job until a new sheriff is appointed. But I don't think I'm going to be able to solve it. The body of Sheriff Smithers was found the next morning dumped in a ditch by the side of an old wagon road. During the next few days, Constable Jim Dunn conducted a seemingly honest but fruitless investigation, even following the efficient peace officer's routine of making use of the state lab facilities at Austin. But citizens of Bradshaw were not satisfied. Nor was the editor of the Bradshaw Times. Clippings of his editorials were on file with Captain Stinson of the Texas Rangers. And the captain sent for Ranger Jase Pearson. You want to see me, Captain? Yeah, Jase. Sit down. There's no acting sheriff appointed by the court of Bradshaw County here, Jase. I think you better take over. About the killing of Sheriff Smithers, I'd like to. I knew Smithers. See, that's right. You worked with him about five years ago. When he first took office, he cleaned that county up in three months and cleaned it good. It doesn't look like it stayed clean, Jase. Not according to this editorial clipping from the Bradshaw Times. I've read it. It's going to be a tough one, Jase. No clue to the killer and the trail has had a couple of days to cool off. And I better get going before it gets any cooler. You'll hear from me. Jase. Yeah, Captain? I just want to remind you. Whoever did it doesn't hesitate to kill a man wearing a badge. I reached Bradshaw in the early morning. The town was waking up and the Bradshaw Times was turning out its bi-weekly edition. I went in to see the editor, Frank Carlin. So you read my editorials, huh? I'm glad to know somebody's reading. You've got readers all right. People have been clipping them out and mailing them into our headquarters. Yeah, I guess there's always a handful of people to hold on. I wonder what the world would do without them. Everybody was so burned the day of the killing. Then in 48 hours, they'll want to forget it. Well, it's always that way. How about the constable, Jim Dunn? Oh, he's all right, I guess. But he's only been constable for a year. He just doesn't have the experience. It'll take the court a couple more days to decide on a new share. I better knock out a story on your rangers coming in. Might wake the people up again. I'd rather you didn't, Mr. Carlin. I'll be around and they'll know soon enough. Oh, see what you mean. Want me to lay off the editorials for a while? If you don't mind. You know, Sheriff and I are on different sides of the fence politically, but he was an honest man and I liked him. I got a headline back there, all set and gathered in dust. It says, Sheriff's killer caught. Ranger, give me a chance to use it. I found a place to park my horse trailer and put charcoal in a pasture. Then I headed for the constable's office and met constable Jim Dunn. There are all the requests in my investigations, Ranger. You think I haven't done a good job, maybe those will change your mind. I even checked ballistics with the Austin lab. My being here isn't a criticism of you, Mr. Dunn. I'm here because I was sent until a new sheriff is appointed and to give you help. I've done everything possible. I've questioned almost a hundred people. I've checked alibis on more than a dozen possible suspects. It's all there. Yeah, everything's here. Everything except the murderer. And that's the only thing I'm interested in seeing, Mr. Dunn. A little cooperation between us might clean it up. I'm sorry I blew, Ranger. It's been getting under my skin. This murder could have been committed by anybody. Some bum from a hobo jungle, some drunk anybody. We can't arrest anybody. We've got to arrest somebody, somebody definite. Now, exactly where was the body found? Old Wagon Road, bypasses town about two miles north. Is it fit for a car? Yeah, but you've got to go round about to get to it, almost 11 miles. You won't find nothing there, though. I'd like to take a look anyhow. Can't we cut cross-country on horses? Yeah, shorter if you want it. I want to. My horse is in a pasture. I'll meet you at the edge of town in five minutes. The body was found just a little further on. You can see the road now. Not much of a road left. I'm no use for it any more. Sheriff must have had some reason for using it if he came way out here. Yeah, he'll be here. And Sheriff's car was found right over here by the side of the road. Where was he? Lying right beside it, been dead about seven, eight hours when he was found. Who found him? Cowpoke, looking for some strays. It's lucky, otherwise the body might have been here for a few days or even weeks before somebody came across it. Yeah. You get pictures of the position of the car and the body? Of course I did. Anything else? Yeah, any exhibits, cast of footprints, anything like that? No. When I got the call, I brought a bunch of men out with me. I was excited, and I didn't think to stop them from trampling around. You can see why you'd be upset. Well, if there was anything to find, it's a cinch it isn't here now. Whether it would have wiped it out if your men hadn't. You want to go back to town? Yeah. I want to look at the car.    How about the exhibits from the Sheriff's body? I sent the bullets and the gun in, your lab checked it. Verified it was the Sheriff's own gun. I'm talking about the clothes he was wearing. You got those, haven't you? Sure I got them. I got all the evidence there was. You should have sent it all in. I want to look at that stuff, too. Well, let's step it up. Come on, Charles.  Everything, old tag. Everything the Sheriff was wearing when he was killed. I see. And this the shirt he was wearing? See the blood and bullet holes, don't you? Yeah. How come your lab didn't find any prints on the gun when I sent it in? Didn't even have the Sheriff's own prints. It was wiped clean. Hmm. Well, this is kind of odd. What? Well, the Sheriff was shot twice and they dug one slug out of him. The other one passed clean through. Yeah, according to the coroner's report, one slug hit his collar bone and that stopped it. Yeah, that's what I mean. The course of the bullets. Both shots fired into the left side just above the kidney. But the one that came through came out the right side of his shirt collar here. Right through his neck. What about it? It's a funny course for a bullet to take unless the man who fired the gun was lying down and fired up at the Sheriff. Yeah. Yeah, that's what I figured, too. They must have had a fight for the gun. He got it, but the Sheriff knocked him down and... No, no, that isn't the way it happened. How do you know? Because the Sheriff wouldn't have turned his back on a man who'd just taken his gun. Besides, these powder burns show the gun was being held right against the shirt when it was fired. What do you think happened then? The Sheriff must have been in some position where he was bent over forward, which he wouldn't be unless somebody was holding him in that position.  Now, you're back toward me. What are you going to do?  The Sheriff was held like I'm holding you now. The bullets were pumped into him. See what I mean? That's just a guess. It's a guess I'm going to back up. And if the Sheriff was held in a half Nelson and an arm lock, it tells us something else. That there were two men in on the murder unless a killer had three hands and used the third one to fire the gun. That's a pretty smart figure, Ranger. Only because it's the kind of figure I've been doing for a long time. Are these the photos that were taken at the scene? Yeah, the Sheriff's body and the car. The car, the body moved any before these were taken? Nope. The car was right there with the Sheriff flat on his face beside it. And less than two feet away from it. His right side toward the car. Yeah. The bullet that passed through the Sheriff came out on his right side. That means it should have hit the car. But there's no mark. I don't see that. That helps us any. It helps plenty, Don. It tells us the Sheriff wasn't killed out there. He was killed someplace else and brought out there. You are listening to Tales of the Texas Rangers starring Joel McCray as Ranger Jase Pearson. Now we continue with tonight's case, The Day for Keeps, an authentic story from the files of the Texas Rangers. I knew the Sheriff Smithers had been killed by two men and that his body had been moved after the killing, but it wasn't nearly enough. It was evening before I figured out my next move, a move I didn't like to make. Evening, ma'am. Remember me? Why, it's Jase Pearson, isn't it? Yes, ma'am. Oh, come in, Jase. Come in. I... I suppose you know about Bob. Yes, ma'am. And that's why I'm down here. I came by to pay my respects. Funny thing. First time Bob brought you through that door, I never reckoned you might be back someday looking for a man who killed him. I wish it could have been for another reason, ma'am. But Bob kept things working so well here. Seldom was any reason for a ranger to come visit in Bradshaw County. I know how you fellas keep working along. Can I offer you a bite to eat, please, Jase? Well, that'd be real fine, Miss Smithers. I knew it might help her and me if she could keep a little busy with her hands doing woman things in the kitchen. And I tried to eat, but kept remembering the man who'd sat across the same table from me five years before. Big, honest, stubborn and unafraid. It was mighty nice of you to stop by, Jase. Bob would have been happy to see us sitting here again. He always said a man with a good appetite was right with the world. Ma'am, I guess Jim Dunn has already asked you, but do you have any ideas about who might have killed Bob? Oh, no. Everything went so well for a few years. All I know is the last year so Bob was upset about gambling. He after anybody in particular? A man named Walton, Lou Walton, has a big house on the south road out of town. Bob always said it was a gambling house, but he could never catch Walton. You mean he raided the place? A couple of times. Last time was the night he was killed. Dunn didn't tell me about that. Bob was killed after he left there. Waltons, I mean. Dunn said they didn't find anything, so Bob started back the town, but he never got home. Mrs. Smithers, I have to ask a favor. A favor I don't like to ask. I want to help, Jase, every way I can. I want your permission to have Bob's body for further examination. Is it necessary? I'm not satisfied with the examination that was made here. All right, Jase. I'd like to have a more thorough examination made for headquarters. I'm sending them the clothes Bob was wearing for lab check, and I don't want anybody to know about it for now. All right.  I'm going to try awful hard, ma'am. Howdy, ranger. I've been waiting for you, but maybe you might have turned in for the night. I'm going to in a few minutes. I just came back to pick up the clothing exhibits. Well, I locked them away again. I'll dig them out. I want to send them on to Camp Mayberry for lab tests. Well, all right. I'll give you a receipt for them. Okay. Dunn. Yeah? In those reports of yours, I didn't see any mention of a man named Lou Walton. Why should they be? I understand that Walton's a gambler and that you helped Smithers raid his place. The night Smithers was killed. Now, here are the exhibits. You're thinking way out of line on Walton. His alibi's airtight. According to who? According to me. I was with him all night after Smithers left the place. You didn't come back to town with a sheriff? No. I stayed at Walton's. Why? The sheriff figured if I hung around, somebody might show up or call up looking for a game and not be able to get him some evidence in. Is there anything else you want to know? No. I guess that lets Walton out. I'll take these things. Sure. Go ahead. See you tomorrow, Dunn. Oak Hill, 243. Walton, Dunn.  Oh, why? What's wrong? That range is too smart. I'm not good for myself and I guess I made him look too good. How much does he know? All he's going to know. You just close down and stand pat until he wears himself out. The sheriff's body was dug up in the examiner's report sent on to Austin. Headquarters also had the exhibits I'd gotten from Dunn. My late afternoon to the next day, Captain Stinson telephoned me long distance. Got a complete report from the lab, Jase. Go ahead, Captain. You were right about the position of the body when the shots were fired. Odupse report shows the organs were pierced in a manner that would be possible only if the sheriff were bent over forward. Good. Anything else? Yeah. That shirt you set up. Lab thinks Smithers was killed indoors. Why? Some lint stuck to the blood and held when it dried. Analysis indicates it comes from a fabric used in expensive carpeting, vile in color. Thanks, Captain. And maybe enough to wind this up. Then you're convinced that Walton was running a gambling joint, Mr. Collins. Was and is. I'd swear to her. But nobody's been able to prove it. You know how suckers are. They lose their shares and keep their mouths shut. I think they're in on a smart thing and they help the racketeers to cover up. Then Walton must have been tipped off but he was being raided part of the racket.  You ever been in Walton's house? No. You know anybody who has been there? Well, it's no secret. The newspaper man Gamble moans good for him. My line of type man plays horses, I know. Pete. Pete, there in a minute. Howdy, Ranger. Howdy. Pete, you ever been in Lou Walton's place? Come on, I don't stall teller, Ranger. It's important. Well, yeah, I've been there once or twice. I only want to know one thing. You notice any carpeting in the house? Carpeting? Oh, sure. The house is like a palace. Wall-to-wall carpet all over the place. What color? Well, it's kind of a purple, I'd say. How about saying violet? Yeah, yeah, I guess that's what it's called. You've got something, Ranger? Yeah. I'm going to wake up the nearest judge and get a search warrant for Walton.  I think you're going to get a chance to use it. I was wondering when you get around to me, Ranger.  I wouldn't worry about your nose, Walton. If you want to be smart, watch out for your mouth. Well, I didn't mean anything, Ranger. Just that a man ought to well ought to have a little privacy.  They're real private. Well, I always cooperated. The constable, Jim Dunn, he'll tell you that. I bet he would. Nice carpeting you got here. I like the color. Yeah.  All good stuff. I don't have anything but the best. You know the old saying, the best is not too good. Walton. It's been a strong cleaning fluid used on a piece of this rug. One spot faded just a little. Well, I spilled some wine. I had a party one night. The night the sheriff's smithers was here last? No, no, before that. Oh, oh, that's right. I forgot. Nobody was here the night smithers came. No, no, nobody. The constable, he stayed. He stayed most of the night after the sheriff left. Yeah, so he told me. Let me show you the rest of the house. Upstairs. No, thanks. I just want to look at the walls in this room. Sure, pretty. You know at Huntsville, they don't have pretty walls like these. Just cold concrete and steel bars. What do you keep talking about, Huntsville?  Don't. They have no right to. Just looking for this small bullet hole, papered over. Of course you know that one bullet went right through the sheriff. The hole was repaped because a heavy picture fell. The nail made the hole. Thirty-eight caliber nail? I didn't. Gonna have this rug ripped up and sent to my lab, Walton. No cleaning fluid made will wipe out all of a blood trace. Even a drop is enough to hang you. I didn't do it, I tell you. Done shot him. It was done. Done shot him. Hold your wrists out. You'll never get those on me. You bet wrong this time, gambler. Now get up. I'm taking you in. I took him through town to the county jail and I walked over to the constable's office, but Dunn wasn't there. I had to find him quick before he knew I had walked. I headed back for the jail and so I turned into the street. I saw something move in the shadows. There was another car, not far from mine, the constable's car, and Dunn was getting into it. Dunn, wait a minute! Get out of the way, people! Quick! I punctured my tires. Unit 10 to KTXA. Unit 10 to KTXA. KTXA to Unit 10. Go ahead, Unit 10. Unit 10 convinced constable Jim Dunn his subject sought in killing of Sheriff Smithers, Bradshaw County, attempting getaway headed north on State Highway 19 from Bradshaw, alert Highway Patrol and all units for complete roadblock of area, order no further radio communication. Subject in constable's marked car, equipped with shortwave receiver. We'll do Unit 10. Unit 10's car out of commission will attempt to commandeer another car for pursuit. Unit 10, 10-4. KTXA, Austin. Get out of the way, please! Come on, charcoal! Let's hope Dunn heard that call. I had to gamble. The last part of my call had been a plant, a plant I wanted Dunn to hear. He'd know he couldn't get more than 15 or 20 miles before he was blocked unless he took some back road, and I'd seen him take a north turn out of town toward the wagon road he'd dumped the Sheriff's body on. It was 11 miles for him by car, two miles cross country for me. I raked charcoal all the way, reached the road and rope dragged a couple of dead logs across it. We finished just in time. I heard the whine of a car coming over the rise in the rough road as the first glimmer of the headlight stabbed the darkness. I had charcoal back in the trees and dropped in the brush to weave. Is the end of the road, Dunn?  Now you haven't gotten any tires. I'm giving you a chance to surrender, Dunn. You get your chances, Ranger! I'm going around the car to get you. You want to shoot it out? Let's go. Wait a minute. Go, Ranger. You don't shoot? Neither were smithers when you lifted this gun and killed him with it. Good thing for Texas all constables aren't like you. Come on. Walton's waiting for you at the jail. Looks like you'll be partners again at Huntsville. The following week, the headlines of the Bradshaw Times read Sheriff Killer's Court Though Jim Dunn protested his innocence, Lou Walton's confession and evidence submitted by the Rangers is the court of Dunn's guilt. Both were sentenced to life imprisonment at Huntsville. This is Joel McCrae. In the 125 years since their organization was founded, the Texas Rangers have written many new pages into the history of law enforcement. With only a handful of men in a vast territory, they have never failed to live up to their slogan, first to advance, never retreat. That is the creed a Ranger follows. And they have a belief that was impressed on me by one of their officers. A belief that often brings them victory over tremendous odds. In the words of the Texas Rangers, a man who is wrong can't stand up to a man who is right and keep on coming. Next week, we'll bring you another exciting case taken from the files of the Texas Rangers. Hope you'll be listening. Good night. 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It is 1230 and I will call the Pet Friendly Task Force Committee to order for all those present while my computer loads Please stand for the Pledge of Allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America And to the Republic for which it stands One nation under God Indivisible with liberty and justice for all. All right committee introductions It's a small group of we can skip that one Recap and discussion of mission and vision and value statements Abby do you want to add something or? All right, so we've met what about two weeks ago a small group of us to really start pulling together our mission vision and values in Opportunity for us to really start getting some momentum to move forward So this was the really the very rough draft of what we pulled together So I think a big step would be looking at this and what we feel is appropriate and what we feel is Maybe not necessary As we want to keep it as short and simple as possible without over complicating things Thoughts feedbacks comments. I mean, I think it's certainly open to additional feedback so Do we feel like it's going in the right direction that I mean I think this committee overall has a lot of different Avenues of purpose that we have so there is a lot to encompass within this So I think you know looking at the the different pieces You know, we do have a large vision But there's a lot of pieces that are within that and I think Breaking them down really helps us to stay on task and aligned with what our goals are I think this definitely does help too because in conversations Abby and I had to think it was You know a little more difficult getting the ball rolling and getting started Just having some clear points in direction of where to move forward to in terms of how we can plan and utilize the resources, especially I think one thing the committee needs to think about too in the next few months is when we do our new strategic plan Just in terms of of where we might fit in that in terms of how we provide feedback As well, but that's still kind of down the road But it's something that we need to to keep on keep on the back burner keep on our radars as well, so I Had a question for Joe, I guess just in terms of I know I saw it somewhere But just in terms of like no we had conversations about identifying parks And making accommodations for pets or Or Better Notifying folks is what the regulations aren't putting me no sign of it. There are parks that are having more issues So to say didn't know if you had any feedback or thoughts on that before we wanted to move forward I definitely am thinking one of Parks and city ordinances are definitely going to be an action item. Yeah That's we would take a big look at Again, we have all the information we have our ordinances. We have no dog-friendly map We definitely want to look at What we What things we could allow? That could work to maybe help alleviate some of the things that are going on where they shouldn't You know, can we take a look at specific areas either seasonally time during certain times or whatnot? We've had a lot of good ideas. I think it just a You know, a few people really just need to sit down and You know look through a Handed out things for Madison and other areas. So just, you know, how we'd like to move forward with You know allowing and play areas that we definitely would not allow, you know playgrounds an example Ball fields, especially when they're being used things like that, but can then we allow You know in certain parks more dogs on leashes And I think to just kind of I'm looking at this point offer multiple safe spaces. We're both that are welcoming to pets Pet allowing owners. I think, you know, we can kind of start teeing up conversations and maybe Folks from the bid business improvement district or the chamber just to kind of, you know, tee up conversations about Restaurants or bars or places outside that might allow Dogs to attend or You know for things like that. So I think that's again something we can put on the radar Just to kind of discuss or if we have different thoughts about, you know areas that that might make more sense In the long run in terms of what we can do for that. So Those are just some things off the top of my mind with reviewing the notes I don't know if Are we going to move forward with that survey You know, we could kind of gathered a bunch of questions to kind of see get some feedback Well, I think we we hoped you know with that the new pound the Thing that's coming out for the city is to do a survey. Yeah, you know when I think part of that was hoping that we'd get a more active Core group and if there'd be additional Things but I think otherwise it's ready to go when we're ready for it to go and have a way to get it out there Maybe you Okay, yeah, Joe, I think you're right on the table or what right engagement thing is supposed to be starting I guess I would think that a Big piece that we would want to work through in the next couple weeks is the budget part because you your budget is due What was it by the end of August? Think you know so if this group we talked a little bit about a budget if this group was to come up with some Type of a budget How would that work? Could it be turned in so that that could actually be looked at? What it is there is there an area that this could be put on? I don't foresee a huge amount, but education and things like that so so we did discuss that and if we did turn in a budget by the By the given time, you know if it could be looked at are we thinking? Like its own item that it could go under parks it could be its own mine item And it would be like the thought was if it could tag on to parks as like You know for if we're trying to educate the community on what parks are pet friendly Or if there's a new park that was made pet friendly that there we could do a Facebook boost to try to you know Reach a larger audience and again not we're not talking you know multi thousands, but small amounts I think the other Conversation was like way stations and if there would be you know changing out some of the receptacles to be Dogway stations if that's worth it if it's not you know what the right decision to make there is sounds like they're already pretty Overloaded with their garbage cans as it is Other comments feedback thoughts so if we wanted to change an ordinance for the park Would we need that survey completed prior to that being done? I think that's a great thing to have you know the survey and then then go through the process with that because that could give you a backing of Really for against it, I guess, but it would give you some kind of backing to move forward with so putting a timeline together And I wouldn't think that could be accomplished this summer probably not no Could we make it our goal that by? Next spring we would have I think that's a great goal Because I think parks is a big part of it And I would think even really looking at like bars and restaurants that's again shooting for spring because The the majority that are would be able to and willing to do this are places that have outdoor seating because of Public codes and so really I think we can take the time over the next couple months to Determine what places you know have already are pet friendly and then if there are places We want to get in contact with and start talking to them so that once it gets warm again in spring We can kind of roll this all out together So I don't know if anybody is aware of this, but there's a bill right now going through the state It's been passed in the assembly Bipartisan nobody voted against it and now it's moving to the Senate and it's to remove some restrictions about letting dogs in businesses I can I can forward that everyone It looks like restaurants right now have an exception if they want to have dogs outside, but this would Like bringing your dog into Fleet Farm is one of them I Like this Fleet Farm customers are frustrated by the restrictions allowing I'll email it to the yeah, that'd be good. So if that gets any publicity that might help us And Michelle for clarity when you say spring you mean to make a recommendation to Parks Marina and Parks or okay, that's what I thought Any additional discussion, okay, we'll jump to 3.3 discussion of the group in the rules and responsibilities So clearly it's getting a little smaller here. So we got to start doing some recruitment. I don't I don't think there's You know, we're not an official standing committee. So we don't you know, which is a good thing It allows us to be more fluid and flexible But I don't know if there's a respectful number of what we want to cap membership committee Stuff on but I think you know if folks just want to kind of start tapping into their network Seeing who might be interested run it by me and we can make those appointments I think I have some folks teed up in my my committee Expression questionnaire if you will that that might be interested as well too that I can find so I did have one request to just pass. I guess I didn't pass along to you Pass along to you and and All their person Grazio wants to definitely be a part of it Even though this time probably doesn't work for her meeting, but she definitely wants to be okay I'll touch base with her to But just kind of folks kind of tap into their network if they know some individuals that might be interested as well And Pam hurdles said She's got she can't be here today, but she's excited to join. I think she'll be active. Okay Is it possible for us to put some sort of? I don't know a stipulation into people that are on this group of if they miss X amount of meetings in a given period of time Cuz it the since I've started it's so hard to get quorum. Yeah, I think we have to be more and so if it's you know if you miss three consecutive meetings or Three meetings in six months or you know something along those lines that we would ask people to resign from the committee Just so that we can move forward. Yeah, I think that's a good situation that we can tie on to things too Can I just ask one practicality question? So with Betty Stepping off as chair and Laura being willing to step in this chair Is there anything that has to happen like a letter or anything like that? As long as no one offers an objection. I think it's fine. So no texture for me any objections So and see this is what I mean like have not having official, right, you know, we can be more flexible and fun, so And the other thing I mean so meeting to do like a Meeting like we did last time just to sit be able to sit around the table and actual not have to worry about yeah This can we do more of that? It was really productive. Yeah Right. Yes. That's okay. Yeah Cool I just asked is there do we think this meeting time works for people? I mean now that we're down to Smaller group. I don't know if you want to reevaluate that Yeah Like lunch hour meetings do work as long as people are just kind of you know able to plan around it and stuff Need additional comments questions thoughts ideas for the general good then all right next meeting will be August 25th Is there a motion to adjourn?


You probably opened up your Nintendo Switch to see that there is a new update on version 1.1.2 and as of May 25th, duplication in 1.1.2 is no longer functional. This is going to stop duplication forever but we're gonna go ahead and see what we can and can't do when we go into it. A lot of glitches have been patched and it's obvious because all of the internet's doing it and it makes Zelda a little too easy as it is supposed to be a lot of a harder game and things are supposed to break. Let's get into it. The glitch where you grab a bow and attach an item on it, that one is completely gone. You cannot do that anymore. That is patched so you cannot duplicate items by switching out your bow. Then we also made another glitch on the channel called the Infinite Highland Shield Glitch. This one was my favorite because having multiple of your favorite weapons and shields and bows was a great way to keep yourself stocked up and ready to go in this game but apparently that's also gone too because it requires you to do some pausing so any kind of pause glitches are also knocked out so if you have a bunch of highland shields I suggest you start using octorocks to repair them and hold on to your duped weapons by non-stop preparing them. Do not let them break. Hold on to them. We also talked about a crazy glitch on the channel where you can steal the master sword before Ganon completely destroys it. That one is also patched. This is the one where you get the glitched out message not found master sword notification and that master sword was further discovered by the glitch community to be able to fuse with weapons to duplicate even more and then add on the bonuses and make this ultimate master sword that entire glitch is patched as well because the master sword requires a whole pause pause plus plus thing when you drop the weapon and you have a duplicate so that is also shot so if you have your master sword that is glitched in well then you can keep it but if you don't have it it's gone. There was also an accidental glitch that happened with cooked food that if you were to consume one of your main items from your food and then eat it and then buy something that was seared it would then replace the effects of your food that is also patched. That doesn't exist anymore in the game either so but the good news is if you do have some of that food and you do update that food effect does remain in the game. There was also a funny glitch called the transmutation glitch where it would eat an item to the right of your inventory when you select an item it had to be at the bottom slot otherwise it was going to eat something else from your menu which I did in a video and that was the kind of the lame method of doing it because it consumed items if people messed up that one also has gotten patched as well as the one we have talked about in the beginning of the video where it was simply just you duplicate items by shield surfing and stopping midair people were trying to get really fancy with this by jumping off cliffs by going to the water temple and zero gravity areas and just duping 20 at a time that is all patched so should you update to the next version well if you want to hold on to your duping probably not and if your system already updated well don't worry the glitch community is already working non-stop and very hard at trying to figure out the exploits for the next one it's always going to happen nintendo is going to go ahead and patch something the glitch community will try to figure out the next exploit the youtubers will cover it nintendo will be like oh my gosh there's a new update and then it's the circle of content okay it's the circle of content and gameplay we're gonna have to talk about it because that's how it gets out to everyone that's how everyone can benefit and then nintendo is going to be like whoa what's going on and then it just happens over again so be safe with your with your gameplay save what you got to do and if you need to know exactly where to stop updates make sure to go ahead when you open up your home menu go to your settings and in your settings you want to go down all the way down to where it says auto update software and turn that off that way when you're at if you if you messed up on the whole you missed out on 1.1.1 glitches well when the 1.1.2 glitches happen that way you can be safe have it off your switch will not auto update and you won't be able to be surprised by it anyway i hope this helped you all out good luck with your gameplays and tears of the kingdom we're covering legit guides on the channel as well so there's a lot of legit ways to do things as well while you're waiting for the glitched out versions i'll cover both listen i want everyone to play the game the way they want to all right i'll see you guys in the next video subscribe to be on top of all this stuff take care


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