My wife and I why Johnny you're going to pump your own water and plow and get blisters on your hand I Don't mind blisters Jane Do you think sure? very sure You can have a human name not a name with a number. I'm Bob Bob Thomas All right Bob What do we do now I've got your escape from the city all planned because that's what's that? Who's there a mind? Police electronic man. So go back mind police Use the visual signal. Let me see you all electronic Disrupted here open for inspection Device Carpene dip a coffee. Oh, that's just anonymous remove it sure. So take it down. What about much a human being Johnny? Don't look there's a bribe Take off your thin mask and voice back to Ralph Ralph's one of the best our top spy in next city Bob we've got to work fast before the electronics man get back Bob Simple bad. I think Morton's experiments for the master mechanical brain are succeeding. What experiments? For years Morton's been working to produce electronic men that can make other electronic man But why why because the master mechanical brain can control electronic men?  No marriages. No human children Electronic men that can reproduce their kind and bingo Complete machine civilization with a master as ruler and once the experiments are a definite success The master will liquidate the human. Oh, no. Oh come just I've read it such things that but centuries ago Bob Let's get them out of there. All right. That's what the electronic man are back. Take us now They'll readjust it for us. Oh, what do we do? Help me get the metal head mask on and the voice box to There's on Johnny, I'm sorry Bob. You said you had an escape. I have the first Ralph.  It was a trap. They're both out of commission Jane Yeah, you all right. Come on head for the emergency shoot They were used as bombshellers flying with less the protection against you found penetration Now even the master's electronic standard can't find it Let's get moving. Yeah I never thought he would do that. He didn't So the electronic men would hear and go on believing he was one of them Knocked out by those vicious renegades. That's right. We're ready now Why bother the food electronic names? Why didn't Ralph just come with us? He's neither the next city Ralph right and you really think if more can get the electronic men that can produce others you you'll kill off all the humans But the few that Morton will spare for his own aid and desires Logical thing cynical brain is supremely logical We'll have subjects that it's absolute command Electronic men back only on impulse as the master sends out a lack of machine-like logic Won't fall in love. I got disrupt any of Morton's plans for a perfect machine Does it this tunnel ever end? Give it nothing time. That's all right. I just unducked too quick kind of party. You don't see them under McFitties Don't record an ancient joke Johnny. That's fresh air. I like it. How do you make it Johnny? This is real air fresh air as nature made it and this is real grass not synthetic and those noises like a corn Cricket frog Like bird Matter of fact, it's a very old Yes, look into these capes. Oh There they're cold. Yeah, they're let mesh Masters scanners can't pick them up and trace it have a blast ray cut us down Johnny. I'm scared Don't turn back. They can say I kidnaped you go back to make city No Where Johnny Garza you sure? And follow me We're only about ten minutes walk to the caves where I have a jet car will take my farm Well in an hour, you'll be asleep in a feather bed a real feather bed. They like pumping water like I got my first blister This is wonderful. I just can't get over there. That's the realness of things Your wife served me some milk real milk this one She's a remarkable woman Bob sir. She tells me taking it as a stranger Making it this home. This is a pioneer woman new century style Jane up yet? I've been helping Martha cook. Just imagine Johnny. She actually cooks biscuits and And if those men want to eat what I cook Tell them come and get it and tell that young man of yours to bring that water in if he's gonna wash up How do you like that? I get my hands dirty pumping water just so I can wash in the water. I pop We're coming Martha that was a meal My dear old wonder we raise all our own food real food Johnny not since then I raise that bacon from a show The old saw through Bob's a great hand for the animals. He better be with six miles to be Well, it's less than four kids three boys and a girl Believe me four growing kids can eat. Well, where are they away? Martha always sends them away when I go to McCity. She's got a notion those tips are dangerous.  You don't even know because he feels you're worth it I think you are too and I'm for Bob and all the people he can help But I'm still afraid so you send the kids to safety and let him go and wait for him to come back Even though I'm glad you got us out Bob you you have at the right to take those chances Once the master mechanical brain has absolute control. You don't think we'll be safe. Do you? As one great American said centuries ago This union cannot long endure half slave and half free And that's still true Even if that slavery is benevolent Yes the master is It gave us everything Except happiness, uh You really think it will come after you As soon as that's slimy excuse for a human being Morton perfects the electronic men who can produce other men The master robots will be after us like a shot That reminds me it's about time for Morton's morning telebox. We don't get the visual part out here, but we can hear Morton We'll see if there's any mention of your Excessive and in this brutal fight a band of renegades match to humans However, the master mechanical brain offers all renegades the opportunity to enjoy the peace and happiness of mech city notice to all renegades all Crimes against mech city will be forgiven if you surrender now for readjustment If not the master mechanical brain will be forced to make readjustment at a distance Morton never dared to make a threat like that before shut it off I can't stand that cold inhuman. Well, let's hear what he has to say. No Kenny do anything who knows what that man can plan with a master mechanical brain He's got weapons events with you mean Bob someone's coming Ralph Bob get to the cave quick. Why are you here? Had to get away Morton suspect ordered tests all electronic men, but that's not the worst Bob The master mechanical brain is turning destroyer waves on all of any forms it's a locate This visit like everybody's in a bomb cave. What do you lead the way? I'll save what I can don't take a chance Bob We started with nothing and we can start again, but not without you. Well, can I get to the cave? Morton's success with the electronic men as a cause Bob He's so sure I'd help in humans in next city Ralph. We got to go down more Oh, no, Bob, please here back behind those bushes There's a cave in back of him in here Yeah, he was let line if you go back Bob. I'm going with you Destroyer wave Like that mechanical devil I'll take the master apart two by two both by both Kids I love we're going back Ralph. Sure.  The time has come we can't wait any longer good Bob Even if you succeed even if you're not killed first you'll paralyze next city no food no water nowhere How will they live unless we destroy the masters? They won't live at all for the rest Men live once before without machines. They can do it again. Well Johnny to 12 No number anymore. I'm coming. I'm going to with Johnny. No you stay with Martha Martha has something to say for children. I've only got you John. No, no, you stay with a curve with your Johnny. I know what we need to get a hurry Bob.  Oh, of course you will I'll tell the other let's go Bob Martha I'll be back What's getting orders from the next we've got to stop. Let's go To get the master. He thought them forever of humans machine with emotion. Yes It destroys humans because they are human machines have been the servants of delicate wire You're dead. You're dead. The Jimmy. Yeah All make cities power and functions were centered in the master mechanical brain Everything will stop now Electronic men the killings and the automatic security James James Hold on to my arm that Depends on how you look at a chain for humans For people It's all just starting again Make city destroy the whole civilization rule and broke. Oh, no, Johnny. No, the two things aren't the same It's true that make city is destroyed Civilization is something more than machines and apparatus That's something I learned when I joined the Rennies Civilizations aren't built on dreams and made secure not by efficiency, but by dedication Johnny Jane you And all the others were alive today We'll soon learn that the pursuit of happiness the desire to be with those you love To think and act in freedom as men That's the true meaning of civilization That's what makes us human beings In the image of God next week another exciting drama on 2000 plus when the world met You've heard about the men from Mars ever wondered what they'll look like ever thought what would happen if the Martians came Well, listen next week and you'll find out 2000 plus is produced by Sherman 8 driver and Robert Reynolds in today's story Ken Williams played Johnny Charlotte Manson played Jane Joseph Julian was Bob Hester Sander guard with Martin I know Robertson was Morton and Sanford Pickert was rough The officer was conducted by Emerson Buckway music composed by Elliott Jatowi Script by Donald Stapleton down by wall shaper and now late engineer Bob Albright. This is Bob Emmerich speaking


Hey, Bolo Buddies. Thanks for watching. All right, you guys. Thanks so much for being here. My name is Courtney also known as Bolo Buddies and in this video I have invited other resellers in the community to come and share a Bolo item an item to be on the lookout for an item They bought low and sold for a profit. So in this video, you are going to see lots and lots of different resellers telling you about their items Hey, Bolo Buddies. Thanks for watching Thanks for watching. First of all, my little pony. Amazing, right? All right. Let's get started. I am gonna list their eBay stores and their YouTube channel down below in the description if they have one be sure to go follow them They are fantastic Bolo finders. Now, I am gonna share my Bolo with you first This is not a huge money Bolo, but But you can find these and it's probably something you walk past. So that is what I'm going to share with you. I picked this up at the Goodwill Benz. It is a remote, a remote control for a Jurassic World Zoomer Dino. So remote control replacement controller. I tested it, it lit up, there are no batteries in it, took those out. I sold this for $32.50 plus shipping. So the buyer was all in for $40.20 for this right here, remote control. So be on the lookout for these. Don't pass them by. Some of them go for more. A lot of times they're going to be 10, 15 bucks, bread and butter item. This actually sold pretty quick. Hey, Bolo Buddies, Antioadics, this is my Bolo. We all know that vintage stickers can be good money. But today I'm specifically talking about Sandy Lion Maxi Activity Stickers. These measure four inches by six and a half inches and they all have some sort of activity element to them, sort of like paper dolls for some of them. So this one is via clown. We have design a sport, outfit a pooch, so you get the idea. And some of them are like a little room or a picnic that you can put together. They started making these in 1983 when Sandy Lion first started and I have sold these. I'll show you some pictures here. This one sold in one minute for $125. This one sold for about in about five minutes for $100 and then these sold for $50 each. This is my Bolo. What's going on, everybody? This is Brendan. I am the one man show and my channel on YouTube is Dad Planet. Now in 2021, I didn't sell a single pair of Crocs footwear, but fast forward to 2022 and I've sold almost 30 pairs of pre-owned Crocs to date. And I just recently sold one of the highest priced non-collaboration pre-owned Crocs that I've seen so far this year and I want to share that with you. So this is a pair of Crocs Cypress Red Women's Heels. Now I sold these for $95, but that was just based off of a very recent cop. Same style, same color for the exact same price. So if you were unaware that Crocs is an amazing brand for resale, hopefully now you know, but I want to show you a couple of other Crocs styles before I let you go. So the first is the Crocs Islander Pit Crew. If you happen to see this style while you are outsourcing and you resell it, you may make a lot of money and then the next one is even better than the rest of them. This is a Car's Pixar Lightning McQueen collaboration. If you happen to find these at a garage sale or a thrift store and you resell them, you might make an absolute ton of money. Who knew? I went from not even knowing Crocs was a thing to, wow, I cannot wait to find my next pair. So if you want to see more in-depth, what sold content like that, head on over to Dad Planet, hit the subscribe button and I thank you in advance for your time. Hi, fellow buddies. My name is Carol and on YouTube I go by Butterfly Hustles. Come over there and check out my channel. My bellow for today is this beautiful Victoria's Secret Vintage One Piece Teddy. And this is the vintage tag and I sold it for drum roll, ding, couldn't believe it because I bought it at Goodwill for a dollar. So don't pass up. The sleepwear section, look for vintage Victoria's Secret. Thank you. Bye. Hi, I'm Christy. I go by Mom's Closets TX. I sell on eBay, Poshmark, McCarrie and Depop. I sell just about anything that you would find in your Mom's Closet. So my bellow is something that combines a lot of things I love. It is a Disney t-shirt, a Star Wars Disney t-shirt with this Ewoks graphic on the front. It was the Disney characters' fashions tag. That places it right around the late 80s, early 90s. It was a single stitch tee. It turned out to be a grail tee and it was sold at the Disney parks. I bought this from Donna Telebotilino. She goes on with tee auctions for you. They have YouTube channels where they go back and forth and they do auctions. And I bought it for $34 from her. I thought I'd get maybe $150-200 for the shirt, but after doing some research and getting some help, I found that it was worth a lot more. I put it up on eBay and I took a best offer of $650. So that's my bellow and it's one of my best finds yet. Hi friends, welcome to my channel. It's Donna. Donna Telebotilino coming to you from my reseller cottage and I run my business out of it. My business is buying estate sales. I also buy storage units and I buy things in volume and I bring them to you, my resellers. I offer free shipping. I go live either on my channel or my auction partners channel tee auctions for you. You can catch us almost daily. As in the morning for coffee, sometimes late night. Thank you Courtney. I sold these wonderful earrings last night. I sold three lots. Each lot had 50 pairs. One lot went for $40. I think another for $45 and then another for I think $55 for 50 pairs of vintage earrings that came out of a beautiful antique store in Manhattan in New York City. The woman brought all her inventory down here to the Palm Beaches in hopes to open another store and she never did. And I had the pleasure of being able to buy probably 75% of her inventory. So I hope to see you live and here's the video. Thank you Courtney. One more pair, one more pair and these and that will give you 50 pairs of earrings. I'm going to count them down. My spid gets them 15, 14, 13, 12, 3, 2, 1 and we're going to be sold. Thanks you guys. Thanks everyone for coming in. Sold sold sold to Tina for $55 lot number four. Thank you Tina. Hey guys, it's Rachel Strickland. My son and I were at a hundred mile yard sale this past summer. And we passed by a booth that had souvenir spoons. Now those aren't typically something that you would stop and spend a whole lot of time on but it's funny. He and I both had the exact same idea and we were turning them over to find a sterling silver marking. Let me just tell you the right souvenir spoon is worth more than its weight in silver. I picked this one up for just $3 when I was able to sell it for $150 plus shipping. I believe that it was very important that it was figural. It was very important that it was a Native American theme and it could have possibly even been important where it was from. This one sold to a buyer in Illinois and I'm so glad that we picked it up for just $3. You can find me Rachel Strickland here on YouTube. I am approaching 10,000 subscribers and I would love to see you over there. Hi, my name is Terri and go by the name Mindful Recycle on my YouTube channel and in my eBay store. My volo for today is a keyboard. I have bought and sold quite a few keyboards. This is the highest value one though. I paid $150 for it and it sold in about a week or less for $671. This one is called an insonic and it's a SQ80 and this is from the 80s and back then this was one of the first synthesizers they had made. So this was pretty desirable and that's why it sold so fast. So keep your eyes open for keyboards and Courtney, thank you for doing the volos again. Hey guys, it's Rhonda from Got Junk in Our Trunk and I've got another This Is My Volo for you. But first I want to apologize for my messy garage. It's always a little bit messy for us resellers but right now I've banned myself from thrifting until the end of the year. It's something that I don't often do but in this case I am and I'm revamping all of my inventory in my garage but while I'm doing that I'm finding a lot of cool items that are still in storage and such for me having a thrift store. I had a 5,000 square foot one so there's a lot of inventory here. This is my volo today. It's Hugh Laurie. Well not really Hugh Laurie I guess. It's the poster that's behind me. This is one of the library posters that they put up during book week. It's one of the read posters. This one happens to be 2009 but I do have others that are true vintage. They're 2000 and back. I sold Bill Gates one not too long ago and the Hugh Laurie is still listed just in case you want something like that for your house but this is something that you need to look for when you go to your library sales. I go there a lot and I find children's books and things like that that I use for junk journals and such but this one day they happen to have several of these. I think I bought around 20 of them. They were a quarter of a piece and the reason that this is a volo is this. So be sure and go to all of your library sales because you never know when you might see a volo there. Thanks for watching and have a great junking day. Hey everybody this is Abel from Ables Treasures. I do have a YouTube channel. If you're interested in hearing conversations about the reseller business or in the mindset of a small business owner follow me there. If you're just interested in the interesting things that I find follow me here on my Instagram. It's all Ables Treasures my tag name but let's go ahead and get into it. What I have here is a Magic Johnson 1990 nutmeg tag single stitch. Found it at a garage sale for $2 with a few other vintage items and here's the back full back here. Now I purchased this at a garage sale for $2 like I mentioned and I was able to flip it for $85 plus shipping. I was asking 125 way above market hoping somebody would offer me market value and that's exactly what happened. I'm going to get this packed up out the door. I appreciate you guys. Thank you. Hey Bolo buddies. Caitriona Seller here with another Bolo it's not the push that are up there. It is silverware actually believe it or not I just sold this set of silverware Oneida silverware it's about 40 or 50 pieces. It's sold for $180 on eBay. Really good sale I paid 15 for that at an estate sale. So if you find Oneida silverware or any other brand that's really good look it up. If you find it for pretty cheap at an estate sale or garage sale chances are it's probably worth some money especially at an estate sale where it's like you know a nice house or something but yeah I picked these up I don't like to open thrift stores because usually they charge per piece and it's generally going to be more expensive there and you're not going to be able to get everything but at an estate sale or garage sale it's more likely to have all the pieces together. This is the Oneida plantation pattern. You can look it up pretty easily on the Oneida website so yeah my Bolo for this video is Oneida or any other type of silverware. Hey everybody I'm Robert the zombie bargain hunter better known as the plush king so of course for my item I will be showing you a plush. This guy maybe lasted in my store a week this is a build-a-bear jack-o-lantern orange pumpkin kitty cat. I got this guy off of a viewer they were getting out of the plush game so she sold me all her plush. I got six huge trash bags for fifty cents a piece plus shipping so yeah got a great deal on that so this guy has little jack-o-lantern or pumpkins all over his or her body and he sold for eighty four dollars and ninety nine cents so not bad on that guy so if you like top I do top 20 videos of different plush brands like the top 20 that I sold on ebay every single week I do a video on that plus I do a what so video so if you want to learn about plush and other things like that join my channel thanks Courtney. Hey everybody I'm Amy. I'm Dan. We're the hustle couple coming at you today with the triple threat Bolo brand. That's right guys listen up Peter Malar summer comfort okay these are polo shirts they come in all different colors and varieties but there's two specific ones you're looking for one is the masters that looks like this which we sold for seventy five bucks and then also the Scotty Cameron those are the super hot ones right now ours sold for a hundred and forty eight dollars what for a polo shirt. You can find these at your thrift we find them all the time look for those in particular regular summer comforts always flip for us as well so if you can find them cheap thirty bucks pick them up we're the hustle couple we have daily ship with me on ebay youtube videos on the hustle couple channel on youtube and nightly weekday live listing on the reseller workroom channel hope to see you there. Thank you. Bye. Hey Courtney. Hey Bolo buddies. I'm Kristen. I'm a Roll Squirrel. You can find me on youtube and on instagram so my Bolo for this month is a jacket. It is a vintage western tuxedo looking jacket it was beautiful had this teal color and this sheen to it and this western cut to it had these fabulous buttons and kind of look like a tuxedo it would be like if Hugh Hefner and John Wayne had a jacket baby this would be it gorgeous so I picked it up at the bins for a dollar fifty and I sold it for a hundred and forty five dollars a hundred and forty five dollars from a dollar fifty super excited and I will be looking for more vintage jackets so keep your eyes open. Thanks so much for having me on and I will see you guys next time I'll see you in the bins. Hey folks this is Patti's I want to thank Courtney from Bolo Buddies asked me to participate in this I want to do three Bolo's in under sixty seconds the first one here is home time lodge style log home basically this was how they build homes in the different homes that they build I bought it for a dollar at the Goodwill and I sold it for twenty five dollars. The next item I have is this racing jacket Mark Martin Viagra racing jacket it was a small and I actually had it for a while and forgot to list it and I dug it out but I like the work I bought this for twenty five and I listed it for a hundred fifty or best offer and accepted a offer of one hundred dollars and the last item is this air ban zoning radio I bought twelve radios for twenty five dollars listed on Facebook Marketplace it broke it down to four dollars per radio and I sold this for seventy five dollars so there's three items I turned thirty dollars into two hundred. Hi my name is Lorraine Hostetler and I'm coming to you from my used bookstore in Berlin Ohio my eBay store is Lorraine's used books and things and I'm here to tell you about a 1950's Marcel Brochet Rose of Seville brooch and clip-on earring set I picked them up at a local charity thrift for eight dollars and they sat in my profit pile a little while and this week I did some research I found that the last one that had sold on eBay there was only one recorded that I found in Terapeake and so I turned to worth point to help me figure out a value and after researching through worth point I decided to list it for a hundred and fifty four dollars and within two hours three hours I had received two offers and sold it for a hundred and twenty dollars I'm very pleased thanks for watching. Hi my name is Rebel and I'm the Rebel reseller and today I'm doing my this is my Bolo this is for Courtney before I even show this I want to thank her so much for all the support that she's given my channel and me she has been a really great friend keeping me encouraged to keep making these videos my Bolo is I picked this up at a church sale for three dollars definitely keep your eyes open it is Avon I'm going to take it out of the package but this is one of the Christmas countdown calendars this is from 1987 the thing is there's several of these I believe because I've seen one that had maybe a Santa Claus this one has the mouse so even if you find something that looks like this that's tagged Avon definitely pick it up if you're at the bands dig in but this sold on Etsy for $139.99. Hi everybody I'm Cher known as Grinn and Grandma on the net and you'll find me selling on eBay and Mercari also some of the other selling platforms but not as much we have been concentrating mostly locally in the malls we're in eight different malls which equates out to be 18 different booths which is a lot of work we're starting to get old and we're trying to scale back some at least on the booths by building up a bigger social media presence so we do a lot of estate cleanouts and that's where most of our items come from that's where these little cave bench Yorkies came from I had no idea who she was uh is no idea at all until I finally looked them up they were in our shop for a while they finally sold for $200 we had pennies in them thanks again Courtney appreciate everything Hi Bolo buddies Courtney thank you for doing this this month I uh had a Bolo it was one of these girls a Bratz doll I was able to purchase it um in a lot of two for $27.50 each I paid $55 for the two dolls this one and the other one that I sold from Mr. Beiselot I sold that doll within a week for like I said $69.99 plus shipping the buyer was all in for over 86 bucks and it sold really quick so beyond the lookout for vintage Bratz dolls they do really well and everybody good luck sourcing make lots of money and have fun bye hey y'all this is Carissa at Chosengates reseller and this is my Bolo it is a Lennox crystal salt and pepper shaker and it is cats or kittens and I sold it for full asking price of $28.55 plus shipping which it was sold through the global shipping program through eBay and I only paid 75 cents for it at a garage sale I like Lennox because it's covetable people collect it and I can usually find it for a really great price once people are done with it so um especially finding it like this with its original box that was really great for me so I brought you guys Lennox before I know this is my Bolo definitely check it out if you see it especially for a great price now my channel is Chosengates reseller I hope y'all go check it out now I haven't put out a whole lot of brand new content because I spent five months in the hospital this year trying to get my stores back up and running but I will definitely be putting more out and I do have content on there now hope y'all have a blessed day bye what's up I run chat here with gateway pickers Courtney just reached out after I posted a Bolo of a kermit the frog I picked up let's take a look at see how I found it seeing this two dollar shoe box at a yard sale opened it up went through it really quick then I seen I seen him and I'm like for two dollars why not let's just get it so I picked it up for two dollars got home started cleaning it out even more and look what it was in here this month's Bolo listed in for 180 took best offer for 149.99 or no 146 I think the price right here he is a number 864 he's from 1979 yep he's the sad face kermit everyone always research everything you find you never know what you're going to get and Christina pnw flips ebay and youtube so check this out um my most recent Bolo was this mega man game I paid five dollars for it and the buyer um plus shipping paid 86 and some change so minus taxes and fees and what have you my profit was about 60 dollars and that was including cost of goods sold already taken out so that was a great find um for those of you that follow me I recently we recently bought a house so we're still getting all of our ebay inventory squared away and organized so though there will be lots more to come Bolo's listings videos what have you so follow me on youtube thank you hello my name is charnell I go by queen of hearts charnell on youtube and I have a store an ebay store that's your relocation station and this is a solar radiometer I sold this in just one day and I was asking for 49 88 but I took a best offer of 42 dollars and I just paid a dollar for it it was in the craft section so keep your eye out in all different kinds of sections solar radiometers are kind of hard to find so you can like and subscribe any videos on my channel I'd appreciate if you go over there and sub and stop by my ebay store thank you very much thank you Courtney bye good morning Bolo buddies my name is Abigail and I own a vintage and antique store called Abigail's Artful Abode in Polesbow Washington I have two antique booths in Seattle Washington and I sell on almost all the major platforms and I also have a youtube channel by that same name and today I'm coming to you with an unexpected Bolo so I went to an estate sale because it's a state and garage sale season and I saw this little horse he was tiny but I recognized him as a Norwegian dollahorse and because I watch Courtney's channel I decided to look him up because I think that's her motto look up items even when they're a little come to find out he was really valuable so I used this perfectly to list him on multiple platforms and he wound up selling on Etsy for 65 dollars I was so happy because it only took a couple weeks and now I'm on the lookout for dollahorses hi everyone T here auctions for you I am a full-time reseller and auctioneer over on youtube please follow me and my girl Donna Telebot Alina we go live almost every day we bring resellers great merchandise but we also list on ebay and I list on macari poshmark and I do some whatnot videos so be sure to be following me and don't forget to like comment and subscribe on Courtney's video here she's awesome for doing this for us every month and let me show you guys what I sold so I had purchased a bunch of diecasts I have about eight dollars into this I did list it for last fourth quarter and it's sat and sat and sat but I just had the sale a couple of days ago got full asking price 169.99 and 24.95 in shipping so all together I have eight dollars into this item so this was an awesome sale and always pick up diecast when you can thanks guys have a great day hey guys I'm Ryan I'm Christine I'm Kenton we're a reselling family on the gulf coast of Florida hence the name gulf coast pickers we started back in October so this October year our youtube channel started in January our below is a 1960s psychedelic 20 inch gnome plush we got it out of yard sale for two dollars went back to the office looked it up there was one in a different color listed for 178 so we've listed ours for 100 starting bed then a few hours we got a offer for 120 waited overnight to see if anything else happened took the offer for 120 the next day be on the lookout for them thank you fellow buddies thank you thank you hello everyone my name is Cindy I'm coming to you from the where pigs fly farm out in lin missouri we just started doing ebay full time this past may and have learned so much from watching Courtney Courtney's channel has been awesome thank you so much for having us on we are here to share our bolo no it is not the book it is what was found in the book this was found by my board member jerry she and I are the ones that do the sourcing and the ebay to help raise money for the farm she did not care much for box lots however I think now she's addicted she purchased this box lot of old books for 12 dollars at a live auction was going through copying the books and outfalls a ticket and then with a little bit more search she found four more tickets these are world's heavyweight wrestling championship tickets took place in Chicago November 1936 between alibaba and marshal we put them up for auction they brought in over 150 dollars always search your books so a lot of times what you find in the books will actually be more valuable than the book itself and this was definitely true for us so anyway keep your eyes open old tickets are going to bring in some big cash and searching through those old books you might find some great stuff also please check out our youtube channel we're trying to raise our hours so that way we could also help generate money for the farm to help pay for these guys so anyway thank you so much for having us Courtney you guys have a good one thanks for watching hi guys farm girl scavenger here back with another bolo um I don't know how much of a bolo it is I believe there are a lot of people who do know about this however I'm going to give you a little history lesson maybe maybe just a little lesson so if you don't know me my name is noelle please follow me on my youtube channel farm girl scavenger noelle I have a Thursday night show I do almost every week I just came back off vacation called let's talk about it and I pick a niche and we talk about it and anyway what I want to show you that I sold is a um scream ghost-faced mask um and here it is I also sold I also have the um costume that goes with it but there's so many different things about these for you guys to to know and I went down a deep dark hole research and read it and everywhere to find the best price on this to find exactly what I had and I'll tell you what you can't just find one of these and look at the chin and see what's on it mine has let's see fun world division fun world division on it now if you find one that has fun world division easter unlimited that's a later version easter unlimited bought out fun world division and there is a whole host of different generations of scream masks and it is the scream ghost face mask and there's generation one and then there's generation two and it goes on I will put um let's see I will put a a thing in my bobby up here in the corner um that I found I also had some help from an eBay person who is a screen fan when I put my my listing up now my was title my title was screen ghost face mask fun world division generation two poly vintage hard to find 90s droopy eyes so poly refers to the shroud this is not a hood it's a shroud they're very particular about that so the generation ones this piece this whole piece here is cotton this one is polyester and you can see hopefully you can see the difference it's shiny and there will be all different kinds and sometimes they'll ask you for more pictures there will be from certain molds and those are the gens gen one gen two gen three those are the molds that these are made out of and and they also tie into the movie some of the different molds will leave different bumps in the tongue so I listed this initially for 1299 I immediately got hit up by a scream fan and I and he I did a lot of research on it trust me anyway he told me that I have my title wrong and that I was uh he came at me pretty hard but I talked to him for quite a while super nice person and finally I got it down to where I had this title and I had it listed for 699 and he goes I still think you have it listed way too high and I said I probably do I said but I have by it now with best offer but I also sell internationally and I said and Halloween is right around the corner and the possibility that I get what I'm asking for sent overseas is super high and he said I didn't even think about that and I said I'm not out to rip anybody off I said I said he goes know what you have is good he goes but you're looking at more like the 245 200 250 245 tops and I and I go well follow me on it I said you're going to get an offer um because that's what I do and I said we'll see what anyway sitting in the airport all day let's see when did I leave I left I left the 19th at 1 a.m so all day Thursday I was going back and forth with another guy and finally he offered me 425 on it and I accepted his offer and so I sold this scream ghostface mask fun world division generation 2 poly vintage hard to find with the droopy eyes kind of like mine for 425 dollars and the total was 477 dollars and 88 cents but the best part of this all you guys I my store was on vacation mode I was leaving to go to New York I spent 10 days in New York and I am back today and I am shipping this to him so he waited almost 12 days to get this after he paid for it so there you have it hope that helped I'm way over my my my minute sorry Courtney thanks for watching everybody give Courtney hands up hello buddies this is one of my tote rooms and I am pulling orders to ship and I just sold this and that light is really let me try to get a different angle here okay so I just sold this witch right here and it is like a fabric mache look at the face I got this at a garage sale for two dollars and I just sold it for 85 it's a witch on a broomstick great for Halloween 85 dollars the buyer is all in for 104 dollars so this is my Bolo I know I had one at the beginning of the video but I thought I'd share another one with you since I'm doing the final edits for this video thank you to everyone that shared a Bolo you all are awesome and thank you to everybody that is watching please go and sub up these channels they are amazing they are linked down below if you don't see a channel you will see an eBay store I did have some people participate that did not have a YouTube channel so that's fantastic all right you guys 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Alright guys so on today's video, this is my model crystal We're gonna be doing a double process blonde hair color you guys are gonna love this end result So we start off I mix up powder lightener or powder bleach with 30 volume cream developer And also a 16th of an ounce of Olaplex that helps to make sure that you don't dilute your formula I'm gonna be working diagonal forward partings and painting from about a half inch off of the scalp all the way through to The ends crystal has not colored her hair in quite a while. She actually had a Challenge where she we had been blonding her hair for a very long time She tried to do an at-home straightening service and her hair actually started breaking off So she grew it completely out. She hasn't created blonde or she hasn't put blonde in her hair in a long time So now we're going back through her hair is finally healthy again, and we're gonna go back through it So that should teach anybody that is at home do not do any of this at home go to professionals So I paint this from scalp to ends again. It's 30 volume cream developer. I don't have to worry about the damage I've got Olaplex in there So it's gonna multiply those bonds as I lift up the hair keep the hair nice and healthy as I work through Key thing here is just to make sure that you don't take too thick of sections So all of my partings are about half an inch wide at the most even thinner Depending on the thickness of the hair so crystals got a nice medium density. So I don't have to worry about so much Taking really fine sections But you want to make sure that lightener saturates all the way through and you'll notice I paint it back And then I work that brush back and forth make sure I saturate every bit of hair Because the worst thing that can happen is you go through there and you didn't saturate one little part And now you've got those spots in there that you can't get out So just make sure that you get full saturation the other thing that I'm doing because the Basically just off the scalp to the ends is gonna be the hardest part to lighten So I stay off of the scalp at the beginning because I don't want to irritate her scalp And I work my way all the way through I'll do the entire head this way and then I'll go in and Touch up the base with the lightener as well I'll still use the 30 volume because I want to pump it up and have it happen nice and quick, but It won't be on there as long as the rest of the color So we're gonna speed this up nice. You could see how I take each of those partings I figured it would be better to speed this up rather than skipping so far ahead in the technique So you can see each parting that I'm taking is very consistent all the way through the head shape You can also see how it's starting to lighten on the one side now I think a couple questions you guys might have is why I just chose why I chose to do one side and then go to the Opposite side as opposed to going back and forth on each side My big thing with that is as long as I work quick and efficient So I have that helping me with holding the hair as I'm working through so I can efficiently get through there within 10 minutes So I didn't really have to worry about It processing too different on each side I also made sure that I mixed a completely separate bowl when I got to the opposite side So they both lift the same So that's another thing that you need to make sure you're doing when you're working with lightener Don't mix way too much like you want to mix exactly what manufacturers say to mix And then maybe a little extra if you want to push it a little bit But don't go too far because after a while you lose the power in that lightener So you want to make sure that you have a fresh bowl as you go through you can already see it's lifting really Consistent on both sides now I start I paint the parting right down the center and then I start in the back and I work Just painting the scalp all the way through all of my partings are pretty much still there So so I don't have to fight through her hair So this is one thing you don't want to go in there create new partings and start pulling her hair apart You want to create the best experience possible for your guests? So just find those partings you already had they should be separated and go through and touch up the scalp Another thing that I would say for you guys out there if you're doing this for the first time or you have a guest that you haven't Done this kind of process on before Maybe start off by doing a test area with lightener to make sure that they don't have any kind of reactions to it Because you are putting it right on the scalp So the last little bit I just work that lightener through making sure I didn't miss any spots Because we don't want to have to go back and do that And then this is the process that we work with Ola Plex So we had Ola Plex step one in our formula 16th of an ounce now what I'm going to do is something a little bit Different and fun is so you can see the yellow that's coming through that dominant pigment that happens at that level nine Or high eight level you get that warmth So what I'm going to do is I'm going to do her step two But I'm also going to throw palmatule pop ex G purple quartz right on top of that step two and put that into her Hair that way so while I'm letting that step to process for five to ten minutes I'm also getting the benefits of that purple base to help neutralize her hair just a little bit So I add the step to squeeze a little bit of that purple quartz on there and run it through to the From the scalp to the ends now I'm not trying to make her hair completely cool because we're going to go through and do a second process of coloring But I want to go through and I'm going to put that step two on anyways So why not throw a little bit of that purple quartz in there to help neutralize your process? So like I said, we let that sit five to ten minutes I've let this sit for about ten minutes because I wanted the benefits of that purple quartz sitting on there You could see how it neutralized it a little bit. So it has yellow tone to it. Obviously And now what I'm gonna do is create a shadow root. So I went in there. I I've towel dried the hair and now I'm going in with palm it's all this is the Color XG 6 p.m. Which is like a pearl a pale neutral not pearl pale Neutral and I go through and I paint that right on the root area And what that's gonna do is neutralize that root bring it down a little bit but I didn't want to put a level six on her completely dry hair and So I run this through just to create that shadowed effect And I pull it through the ends because that'll give me a little bit of depth So I'll paint it at the scalp all the way through this let it process for about 10 minutes through you can see how deep It's getting that's another reason why I don't want to do it on dry hair Wet hair dilutes that a little bit. So it doesn't get so dark And then I'll just kind of feather it through the ends right before I rinse it and you can see how it starts to change the ends of the hair and really kind of Just neutralize them out. We're gonna go in like I said before we're gonna do a second process on her dry hair This is not a quick color technique guys This is a professional color technique and it's something that I think a lot more hairdressers should do and they should charge For the time that they're doing it. So this is a big change for crystal So I want to take my time. I want to do it, right? So each of these steps is getting me closer to that end result that I'm looking for Obviously, I want it to be a more natural feel. So as I'm working through it I keep slowly neutralizing the hair but still Allowing it to have a little bit of that warm undertone to it So now you can see where we've got our end result So this is my two tones that I'm gonna use. This is color XG. That's a high-lift platinum And then also a nine. So that's with 40 volume. I'm gonna do that through the ends I also add Olaplex to that 16th of an ounce in hair color So we'll keep our protection going and then I'm gonna go in this is my mid shaft color that is 9 p.m. Which is a pale neutral level 9. I did a dash of 7 in there I didn't show that for some reason and then Used 10 volume and Olaplex on that as well So we're doubling up on the Olaplex making sure that we put it in everything that we do Throughout this process so you can see that shadow root how awesome it looks That's really what I wanted to go for and now we're gonna create that same kind of feeling throughout the entire color So I'm just painting the 9 p.m. With a dash of 7 p.m. Right through the mid shaft And then pulling the HLP, which is the high-lift platinum It's got a violet base through the ends to neutralize any more that yellow But also lift it a little bit more as well So a little less damaging because it's not bleach So we're just using that plus the Olaplex to keep the hair nice and healthy So I did section this away I didn't section away because the technique gets very different throughout this whole thing, but I did section it just for cleanliness and Through the very crown area. I do change the technique just a little bit to keep it more natural but this is very straightforward and Just because we're doing multiple processes We don't make it over complicated and I think that that's one of the big things with this technique is that you know The time it takes a little bit more time to do two processes, but I'm also going to charge for those two processes as well So I'll charge for those highlights and then I charge for let's say this is a block coloring technique So I'll charge for that as well. So she's looking at a double ticket But then after that you could put her on a maintenance plan So it obviously will not cost that much if she waits another two years to come back again Then yes, it will be more expensive. So think about it that way from a business standpoint You can tell her, you know, this is the investment that you're making today But as you move forward as long as you come in every four weeks to maintain this look We can keep it at a different price point So just talk to them about pricing be open about it because We should be charging what we're worth in this because it's we're spending a lot of time doing it But the results gonna be so much better because you didn't rush through it. So in the crown area I think a couple things I change in the crown and around the face is that I paint the HLP on first Through the ends and pull that up to the mid shaft and then I just paint a little bit of that 9p Keeping the brightness a little bit further up So in the back I go deeper with the 9p because that's underneath part and then on the top I paint that HLP a little bit higher just to bright keep it bright and Lighter because that's how it would be naturally So now what I'll do is I really go through so this isn't something you just set it and forget it I go through there and I look and I feel and I make sure that there's coverage on everything That's another key factor is you want to make sure that every bit of hair has color on it And you don't get the tones that you weren't looking for in the end process it for 30 minutes Rinse it add the step to again to the formula the shampoo condition and style and there's our end result We're totally in love with this look This is such a big change for crystal and I think it was worth her two-year wait So I hope you guys like it. Let me know in the comments below if you have any questions Thanks for checking out the channel. Make sure you subscribe below


dedicated to the strength of the nation. Proudly we hail the United States Army and United States Air Force presentation. Now here is our producer, the well-known Hollywood showman, C.P. McGregor. Thank you, thank you, and greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to your Theater of Stars, where the top names of motion pictures join us for your entertainment. Dick Faran is our star in the title of our play, The Journal of a Hometown Boy. Our curtain for Act One will rise right after this important message from Wendell Niles. A man in uniform of the United States Army and the United States Air Force has a job to do.  That job is peace. The mission of today's regular army and air force is the preservation of peace throughout the world and the security of our United States of America. That job and the uniform which marks the wearer as one of the men doing that job means honor and satisfaction to all concerned, to the men in uniform and to you whose lives they are helping to make secure. When you show respect to the men in uniform, you are respecting yourselves and honoring your country. Now, once again, our producer. The curtain rises on Act One of Journal of a Hometown Boy starring Dick Faran as Wilbur Hoskins. In an effort to allay his homesickness during his four years in the army, Wilbur Hoskins spent most of his spare time writing notes to himself about his hometown. High down supposed strangers think central city is much of a town speeding through in a train. About all they see is the water tower, the depot, the grain elevator. But to know central city, you have to know the people. Like Grandma Fleming, Doc Harris, Mr. Williams. And when Wilbur was discharged from the army, he had central city down on paper. He showed his notes to Mr. Williams, the editor of Central City Weekly, then promptly forgot them. He had written them for himself, not for publication. And he was amazed when Mr. Williams told him that he had entered Wilbur's notes in a new author's contest and that they had won first prize. Bewildered and a little frightened, Wilbur has just arrived at the offices of the New York publishing house, which is bringing out his book. Yes, may I help you? Gosh, I hope so. I want to see Mr.... Mr... I got his name on a paper here somewhere. Oh, yeah, Mr. Sherman, Mr. John Sherman. Who shall I say is calling? Wilbur, Wilbur Hoskins. And what is it you want to see Mr. Sherman about, Mr. Hoskins? My book. It was entered in the new author's contest. I'm sorry, Mr. Hoskins, the decision of the judges is final. Maybe you'll have better luck next year. Better luck? Better luck. My book won first prize. Really? Yeah, I didn't believe it myself at first either. Go right in, Mr. Hoskins. Mr. Sherman's expecting you. It's the first door on your left. Thank you. Thank you very much. Don't mention it. Mr. Sherman? Yes? I'm Wilbur Hoskins. Well, well... This is a pleasure indeed, Mr. Hoskins. I've been looking forward to meeting you. Yes, sit down. That's mighty nice of you, Mr. Sherman. I've been looking forward to meeting you too. Do you have the check? Check? Yeah. Mr. Williams, he's the man who sent my journal to you. He said that I was to get a check for $10,000. Oh, yes, the prize money. It's all made out and waiting for you, Wilbur. We'll pick it up as we leave. Oh, well, shall we leave now? I mean, I'd like to catch a train back to Central City tonight, if I can. Tonight? Yeah. Why, my boy, you'll have to stay here at least two weeks. Certainly, for publicity purposes. You have to meet the reviewers, the columnists, the leading booksellers, in fact, all the people who can help build your book into the best seller that I know it can be. It'll take at least two weeks. Oh, gosh. Do you know a good reliable laundry with one-day service? We'll worry about laundry later, Wilbur. Right now, you and I are due to meet some of the critics at a cocktail party. Critics? Yes. Well, when I meet them, what do I do? Well, any writer does. Talk about yourself. Oh. Of course, it won't hurt to mention the title of your book a few hundred times.  Well, Wilbur, now that you've met them, what do you think of the critics? Well, that isn't nearly as important as what did the critics think of me? With that attitude, my boy, you should go far. As a matter of fact, the critics loved you. You must feel with such phrases as exceptionally keen insight, fine perception and deep understanding of small-town American. Oh, I expect you're just being kind to a stranger. That bunt, they wouldn't be kind to their own mothers. But when Hasselman described you as a new Will Rogers, I knew you were in. Why did he say that, Mr. Sherman? Well, Rogers was funny. No, funnier than you, my boy. But they nearly died when you said that the proudest day of your life was when you got the good conduct ribbon. But that was the proudest day of my life, Mr. Sherman. It was? Yeah, my outfit was stationed at a whack replacement center and I was the only man in the company to get a good conduct ribbon. You're serious? Of course I'm serious.  Nancy! Oh, Nancy! What is it, Mr. Sherman? What's happened? Nancy, I want you to meet Wilbur Hoskins. Well, how do you do, Mr... Oh, you're the author of Journal of a Hometown Boy? Yes. Her name is Nancy Librock, Wilbur. You can call her Nancy. Well, that's certainly real generous of you, Mr. Sherman. Is it all right with you, Miss Librock? Why not? Well, of course I wouldn't feel quite right about it unless you call me Wilbur. Okay, Wilbur. Oh, thanks, Nancy.  Did you have another stroke of genius or just another stroke? Wilbur is going to be with us for two weeks, Nancy. Well, I should know. I laid out the publicity campaign. And I want you to chaperone him during those two weeks. Chaperone him? Yes, I don't want Wilbur to talk to a single soul unless you're with him. You're to stick to him day and night. Oh, now, see here, Mr. Sherman. You keep out of this, Wilbur. If you think for a second, J.S., that I'm going to play nursemaid to every half-witted author who... Nancy, you know what I mean. Yes, I know. But why do you always pick on me? I'll have to break all my dates for the next two weeks. Not on my account, you won't. I suppose you will go on the dates with me? No. I'm going home. You're what? I'm going home. Oh, no, you're not. Your contract calls for your cooperation in publicizing your book and specifically states that you will remain in New York for at least two weeks while the book is being launched.  I don't have a contract. What? You are going to give me my check in a contract right after we got back from that cocktail party. Right now, I don't have a contract and you don't have a book.  When you entered your material in the new author's contract... I didn't enter my material. Mr. Williams did, and I didn't write a book. I just wrote some notes to myself, and if you'll just give them back, I'll be glad to forget the whole thing. But, Wilbur, think of all the money I've spent. The printing, the binding, the cover. I've been to some expense, too, Mr. Sherman. I had to take a whole day off from work and pay my way to New York and then back to Central City. I'm willing to take my loss. You can take yours. I'm going home. Oh, no. Please, Wilbur. No, I don't want to stay around and make Miss LeBrock unhappy. Miss LeBruck would be much more unhappy if you went home. Oh, no, she wouldn't. I heard what she said. Well, she's going to apologize for that. Aren't you, Miss LeBruck? The employer is always right, Jess. I apologize for whatever I said, Wilbur. And you're most anxious to have him stay. Aren't you, Miss LeBruck? Oh, I'd be devastated if he left. Yeah. Wilbur, what do you say to that? I'm going home. Oh, nice try, Jess. Better luck next time. Yeah, it better be better luck this time, Miss LeBruck, or you're out of a job. Oh, no. And now, Jess, you don't mean that. I certainly do. I had the best seller of the century on the presses until you hurt Wilbur's feelings. And if Wilbur goes home, you're fired, Nancy. Okay. I hope you have a nice train ride home, Wilbur, and get tenders in both eyes. Miss LeBruck. Miss LeBruck. Yes, Mr. Hooskins? Well, I just wanted you to know that I feel very badly about being responsible for you losing your job. Well, thank you. Just that one thought is bound to keep me warm all winter while I'm pounding the streets looking for another job. Gosh, I... I hadn't thought of that. It's a mighty serious matter, costing a fellow human being her livelihood, Wilbur. Yeah. I'd hate to have it on my conscience. Yeah. I hadn't thought of that either. I don't know how you could live with yourself knowing that you were responsible for casting this lovely young woman out on the streets, subjecting her to heaven knows what fate. Yeah. Hey, just a second. I'm not the one who's firing, Nancy. You are.  All right. I give up. Then sign the contract. Does Nancy keep her job? Certainly. And Nancy is still going to chaperone you. Well, Wilbur, do you think you can get up to your room without getting into trouble? Oh, I wouldn't get into any trouble, Nancy. I don't know what Mr. Sherman's worrying about. He just wants you to stay away from people, unless I'm with you. I've been around people all my life. Oh, these are different sort of people, Wilbur. Not the sort who'd give up going home just to keep a girl from losing her job. Oh, shucks. Nancy, you'd do the same for me. Would I? I wonder. Going up? Well, there's your elevator. I'd better be running along. See you in the morning, Wilbur. Yeah. Good night, Nancy. Good night, Wilbur. Mmm. Good night. Did she kiss me? I say no. What floor do you want? I didn't ask her to or anything. She just kissed me. Well, I guess love comes that way to some people. Yeah. What floor do you want? Of course, it might be just because she's grateful for not losing her job, but I don't hardly believe that can be it.  What? Gosh, imagine my first day in New York, and I'm engaged. Well, let me be the first to congratulate you. What floor do you want? Report briefly from our story, Journal of a Hometown Boy starring Dick Fran to bring you a brief message from our government. Man, it's interesting to note that from July 1947 to October 1948, more men chose army jobs and army careers than joined any private industry. Hundreds of thousands of young Americans decided to stay in the army, rejoin the army, or sign their original enlistment contracts. There must be, and there are, good solid reasons for this. For instance, there are the great army technical schools where trades are learned, and you increase your skill and your chance for advancement. There's job security, and there's the chance of rapid promotion. Overall, is that good army pay, plus 20% extra if you choose service overseas. Food, clothing, quarters, medical and dental care at no cost, and the opportunities for travel and education that cannot be duplicated elsewhere. Think these things over, then learn the details. Visit your nearest U.S. Army and U.S. Air Force Recruiting Station immediately. Our curtain rises on Act II of Journal of a Hometown Boy starring Dick Fran as Wilbur Hoskins. It is several days since Wilbur saved Nancy Lebrouck's job by agreeing to sign a contract to have his book published and remain in New York. And it's several nights since Nancy gratefully and impulsively kissed Wilbur. He's been in a daze ever since. And at dinner, Nancy is finding him strangely unresponsive. Every critic in town is raving about your book. Oh, that's nice. You don't seem very happy about it. Oh, I am. I'm terribly happy about it, I guess. What's wrong, Wilbur? Nothing. You can tell Nancy, can't you? Oh, it's nothing important. I'm just in love. Well, oh, I think that's the most important thing in the world. You do? Certainly. What's the matter? Did you have a fight with your girl? Is that why you're so unhappy? Oh, no, she doesn't even know I'm in love with her. You got the nerve. Why not? You can't take much nerve to say, I love you. It takes more than I've got. Nonsense. Practice it a while and you'll have no trouble at all. I wish I could believe that. Come on. Try it out on me. Go ahead. Say, I love you, Nancy. I love you, Nancy. Oh, that isn't very convincing. Try it again. I love you, Nancy. Well, that's an improvement. But you can do better than that. Try it once more. I do love you, Nancy. Oh, that's more like it. I could almost believe that myself. Well... Oh, my gosh. What's she like? She pretty? Beautiful. Intelligent? She's so smart, she scares me. She sounds like quite a girl. She's just... just wonderful, that's all. Well, gee, if you think that much, Robert Wilbur, I'd suggest that you pop the question just as soon as you get back to Central City. Oh, she doesn't live in Central City. She... I love you, Nancy. I beg your pardon? Well, you're the girl, Nancy. I know it's hopeless. You could never see anything in a fellow like me, but I... I have to tell you. Oh, I'm sorry, Wilbur. Yeah, so am I. What's wonderful to dream about? I... I don't know what to say, Wilbur. Maybe we'd better go. It's 7.45. We'll be late for the broadcast. Broadcast? The author and the critics radio program. I told you about it. I guess I was thinking about something else. Gary Peterson and Marissa Evans are the critics on the program here. Pretty vicious when they want to be.  But don't let them do it, Wilbur. The way I feel now nothing can make me feel any worse. Say, what's this all about, Nancy? Do I have to talk on the radio? Well, just answer the questions they throw at you and don't volunteer any information. Gary, darling, Marissa, are we late? Oh, how can you even suggest such a thing? We won't go on the air for at least another 30 seconds. Oh, sorry, Gary. Well, what a lovely gown, Marissa. Did you make it yourself? Oh, no, no, darling. It gives me overcast thoughts. The thoughtful, isn't she? Very. Is this the boy wonder? Oh, sorry. With all the parties we've thrown, I felt certain you must have met Wilbur Evans, an old, old friend of mine. Not that old, Wilbur. Now, if you two kittens will take your claws out of each other for a second, I'd like to show Wilbur where to stand in relation to the microphone. Have you ever been on the air before, Wilbur? Mr. Peterson, but I listen a lot. Well, that should help your mic technique no end.  Sorry, Wilbur, you're on your own. I just got the signal that we're all late. Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. This is the author, Wilbur... Evans. And yours truly, Gary Peterson. Tonight, we take what pleasure we can in discussing Mr. Hoskins' book, the novel of a hometown boy. How did you ever happen to write your book, Wilbur? Well, I didn't really write a book. Sales seemed to prove that you did. Go on, Wilbur. You were saying that you didn't really write a book. Well, no. You see, while I was in the army, I'd get kind of lonesome and homesick, and I'd write down things that I remembered about Central City and its people. Oh, it was one of the finest pieces of satire I've ever read. Well, it was really perfect, Wilbur. Even your choice of a name for the town, Central City. It wasn't too obviously fictitious, and yet no one could really believe that any such town exists. Oh, no. I was born and raised in Central City. Well, I'll bet there are people in Central City who are listening to this program right now. Well, is there anything like the characters in your book? I'll bet they don't understand it. What do you mean by that? Well, Marissa meant that in some of your descriptive passages, your satire became a little broad, Wilbur. The people were too, shall we say, corny and unbelievable. Corny? Unbelievable? Exactly. Although they were rather to the funny, no one could ever believe that those characters were real people. I don't know what you're talking about. I don't write about characters, and I write about people I know, people I was brought up with. Every person I mention in my book is a living, breathing human being. You may be living and breathing, but I doubt that they're human beings. I suppose you're entitled to your opinion. Well, we're not only entitled to it, Wilbur, we're paid for it.  It gives me an entirely new concept of your book, Wilbur. The section I found particularly appalling, and I think you'll agree, Gary, was that part where Wilbur described the funeral telling about the entire town literally moving in on him, taking over his whole house, running everything without so much as a bar you leave. Well, anyone who could believe that would believe anything. I thoroughly agree with you, Marisa. People just don't do that sort of thing. Exactly. At least the people I've known have all had the good taste to leave others alone in their time of grief. You call that good taste? Well, certainly, old boy. After all, one's not one's brother's keeper, you know.  Everybody in town is worried about it and tries to help. We don't stand around while some fellow drowns or his wife and kids go hungry and say to ourselves it's none of our business. We try to help each other. And if that's corny, if that's unbelievable, then most of the people in this country are corny and unbelievable, and thank God that they are. And as for you, Mr. Peterson and Miss Evans, I just wish to gost at either one of you as a man. No, see, here, Huskens, I'm just as much of a man as you. You're entitled to your opinion, Mr. Peterson, and I'm entitled to mine. Good night. Why didn't you wait for me? You really shouldn't have walked out on Gary and Marissa that way. They're lucky I did walk out. Well, I suppose you realize this finishes you in New York. Do you think I care? Well, they'll murder your next book, Wilbur. The critical fraternity doesn't like authors who talk back. What of it? I'm not going to write any more books. I'm going back to Central City and try to forget that I ever saw New York. Oh? I haven't had a single happy moment, except for you, I haven't met a single real person in the two weeks I've been here. If this is culture and civilization, they can take it and put it in the Hudson. Oh, there are nice people in New York, Wilbur. Friendly people. Kindhearted. I didn't say there weren't. I said I hadn't met any. And I'm giving them the benefit of the dot, which is more than the critics have given my people. I see. As a matter of fact, when I get back to Central City and tell them about these people, they won't believe me. Because, funny as we may look to them, they look twice as funny to us. I, uh, know what you mean, Wilbur. I'll bet you do. Well, as long as I've followed you to your hotel, you might at least ask me to sit down and let me tell you about it. Well, sit down. You were going to tell me something? I came to New York from a little town, Wilbur. Arrowsmith. It's a little further west than Central City and a lot smaller. If you're kidding. Hmm. I went to college, majored in journalism, and came to New York to become a writer. Gee. Is that how you started a work for Mr. Sherman? Yeah, directly. I got a job as a book reviewer, just like those people you met tonight. Then Mr. Sherman hired me as a press agent to keep me from reviewing his author's books. Well, I'll bet you could have torn my book apart. The first time I read it, yes. Oh, but I'd have hated myself in the morning. I've read Journal of a Hometown Boy three times now, Wilbur. And I feel that I know Grandma Fleming, Doc Harris, Mr. Williams, almost as well as you do. Really? Mm-hmm. Do you like them, Nancy? Oh, I love them. I'd like to meet them, know them, have them as neighbors, and... Wilbur, would you like to rehearse that line again? Line? You were afraid to say to the girl you loved. Oh, you mean I love you? Uh-huh. Oh, and I love you too, Wilbur. Did you say what I thought you said? Yes, darling. Well, earlier this evening... Oh, the girl can change your mind, can't she? No, not after she's married. All right, I accept. Huh? I could never wait for you to get up nerve enough to propose, so I accept. When shall we get married? Well, I don't believe in long engagements. What about tonight? Oh, not in New York, Wilbur. We'll have to wait at least three days. Well, come on. Nowhere. To Central City. We're so backward there we can get married just as soon as I can get old Judge Allen out of bed. Oh, that sounds wonderful. When can we start? Just as soon as I get my things and check out. Going up. Coming. What floor do you want? I'm engaged. Again? Well, yeah. No, no, that... Isn't love wonderful.  What floor do you want? The curtain falls in the final act of Journal of a Hometown Boy. Our star, Dick Foren, will return for a curtain call after this important message from Wendell Niles. Find out if you can measure up with the best, the aviation cadets. You must be between the ages of 20 and 26 and 1 half with two years of college or the ability to pass an equivalent examination and you must be physically fit. If you fulfill those qualifications, you may be able to become an aviation cadet. Once you're in, it's a future unlimited. After graduation, you'll have your pilot's wings and a commission as second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force Reserve. If you're especially good, you'll receive a regular commission in the Air Force immediately. At any rate, you'll have a good opportunity to qualify for a regular commission while on active duty. Don't miss this chance to widen the horizons of your future. Go to your nearest Air Force base, a recruiting station immediately. Only the best can be aviation cadets. Once again, our star, Dick Faran, and our producer. Dick, we tried to get you a rousing good fight for you and our play just to keep you happy, but the heavy did it with words instead. Oh, that's all right. The same effect without the bruises, C.P. I've had my share lately, you know. There's a lot of punching in El Paso. That's right. You're playing the heavy in El Paso. Coast-tarring John Payne, Gail Russell, Sterling Hayden and me. John and I mix often. We get plenty of lumps in the scraps, a new twist and change for me to coast through an argument with only words. Well, Dick, we'll all be looking out for El Paso and your technicolor lumps. Do that, and I hope you enjoy every one of them. But, by the way, thanks for asking me over. I know your picture work is keeping your nose to the grindstone. No, no, not the grindstone. I hit John Payne's fist with it. The same results. Oh, seriously. I really am glad to be a part of this program. It's doing a lot to attract fine men into both the Army and the Air Force. I've been listening to the opportunities both branches of the service offer. Good pay. And prestige. That's what I mean. A fella can make a career out of either the Army or the Air Force, which may be one reason why they attract the finest lads in the nation. Well, these are the young men this country looks to as protectors of our free way of life. They not only take their jobs seriously, but a uniform on a man gives them the satisfaction of being on the world's biggest job in a business where everyone respects him as a gentleman. You're right. America entrusts these men to keep the peace.  But now, what's your job for next week? Next week, Dick, and ladies and gentlemen, we bring you John Payne in a highly dramatic story, the Meadowlark. It is the story of hardship in a wind-blown and dust-laden country town and a constant struggle even among the strong for a survival which they call living. I know you like it. Good deal. And don't forget to ask me back. Well, so long, CP. Goodbye, Dick Faran. Please show to join us next week, ladies and gentlemen, when we bring you John Payne in the Meadowlark. Until then, this is CP McGregor saying thanks for listening and cheerio from Hollywood. Dick Faran appeared to the courtesy of the Hollywood Board in a committee which arranges for the appearance of all stars on this program. Script was by Bill Hampton, with music under the direction of Eddie Scrivenic. This program is transcribed in Hollywood for release at this time. Wendell Niles speaking.