And welcome to Business in Hawaii Special Edition. Normally we broadcast on Thursdays, but we got a special occasion today where we're broadcasting today from 3 to 3.30. Today is Tuesday. We have a special guest today who's just made an announcement that she's going to be running for the state chair position for the Republican Party, which is going to be an interesting process for her for a lot of different reasons. Andrea Topola is no stranger to politics. She knows how to run elections. She has won more than a few in the past. And there is great optimism that she's going to take this one as well. So Andrea, welcome to the show. Thank you. Thank you for having me. It's a pleasure as always. Now you've just announced, and I guess it's been a buzz for a while, that you're going to be running for the chair position for the Republican Party and for the state of Hawaii. I mean, you've got a very secure position. You've just won an election. Your constituents love you, and you're going to be going into a very interesting environment. Why are you going to do this? Well, you know, when I first got elected in 2014, I was the only candidate to unseat an incumbent. And I think for a lot of people, they would say, oh, that's great. It's amazing. Well, in my eyes, it kind of signified that there was no plan. Because if there was a plan, there would have been multiple of us that had gotten elected that year. It was a discouraging year in 2016 as well. So when I first got elected, I was immediately, my eyes opened to the fact that our party, and potentially even our caucus, wasn't really thinking too far ahead about how we can recruit candidates, how we can gain seats, how we can really bring a two-party system to Hawaii. I mean, people talk about it, but what I was looking for was a plan. Where is the plan in the party? Where is the plan in our caucus where we are studying each district, where we're helping to mentor and groom candidates? So in 2015, I took the time to create a candidate academy. So I took candidates aside. I tried to talk to them about running for office. I tried to give them the resources that they might need, the pointers.  Yeah. I'm a teacher. Okay, well, but that's the role of a party, isn't it? Yeah. And I didn't see the party actively doing that. And I knew that if in 2015 we weren't recruiting, we weren't going to win any seats in 2016. Of course not. So in 2015, I took the time to call around, open up every circle that I had, asked people to run for office. I might have asked maybe 50 people, got about 20 to engage in my candidate academy, and about three people or four people actually put their name on the ballot and ran for office in 2016. That's good. I mean, it's important to get candidates out there. You know, if they win, that's great. But even if they don't win, number one, it's good experience. Number two, it gets the brand and the name out there. But number three, it also requires the opposition to spend some resources making sure that they win that seat as well. So there's a lot of strategic reasons why you want to put as many candidates as you can on the ballot. Right. And I think for a lot of these candidates, they've been really struggling with trying to be relevant. I mean, who sits them down and talks to them about policy, about what issues their opponent voted for that maybe they should use in regards to them winning in a new seat? And I think that as an elected official, even more so, I work with them every day and I'm able to help these candidates think through, how could you start talking about community issues that people would really jump behind your cause? They jump behind your campaign and help you get elected to office. So it was for me a decision because in 2016, the party didn't take as active as a role as I wanted them to in producing a second option. We should be that second option that's viable that people want to follow, that people are looking for these candidates. So at the end of 2016, when we lost a rep seat, we lost a senator seat, I knew that it was time for me to step up and really get the resources I need to get this party organized so that we can make a bigger difference for the state of Hawaii. Well, being a teacher, you ran in 2014 against an incumbent.  Yeah. So, not bad. And then you ran again and got reelected and you did this by having a well thought out plan to be successful. I guess it must be very frustrating to know that it's possible to show that it's been done but not see it happening anywhere else. Right. I mean, because I could articulate to candidates how to go through each precinct because in both elections, I won in every single precinct. I have five in my district. But that's not a mistake. That's a planned effort of how many numbers you need in each district, what Koalina is versus Nanakuli. What Nanakuli is versus my little pocket in Eva. And so I can help articulate this to candidates but they had no volunteers. They didn't have people helping them poll watch. They didn't know how to file the reports on time to the campaign spending commission. And these are the kind of things that I really need the party to start organizing so that we can be a viable option in the 2018 election. So I guess what I'm hearing is that since the party wasn't doing this, you've decided that it's time for you to get more involved with the party and do it yourself or have your team do it. I would love to teach a team of people how to do this. I mean, when I had the candidate academy, I started to teach small groups of people, but I want to teach a team of people that want to jump behind causes and purposes that make Hawaii a better place and empower them with good strategy. That wasn't just me. I had to call colleagues on the mainland. I had to call over to Arkansas to see how they got from four Republicans to 76 now that they have since Bill Clinton was the governor. This is no easy task. You have to study it over years. Well, not only was he the governor, but wasn't he also the president? Well, that really took the scale because in Arkansas they have 100 seats, right? And they got all the way down to four Republicans. We think we're bad with five out of 51. These guys were in the doghouse with four out of 100. Now they're up to 76. In 2012, they had 24. And so I've been in touch with the majority leader because I asked him, how are you getting this done? He said, I'm an engineer. This is a numbers game. Well, true. It's got to have some structure. It's got to have some planning. It's got to have some good execution. It's all these different components. They have to come together. Plus you have to have some energetic people to make it all happen. Yes. And I think one of the things he talked about was some of their polling guys. I've asked the party this numerous times. How are you polling the districts? Not only to see if it's polling Republican votes, but as the candidate is coming down the stretch, are we letting them know where they're at? Because some of these guys told me the one before the election, am I even close? I don't even know how many votes I have right now because they're not vote counting. They're not getting poll guys out there that are actually taking that temperature check of, ooh, you only have 20% name recognition right now. We still need to up our game. Well, I mean, there's so many different things you need to deploy to make these things happen. I mean, how can you manage anything if you don't know where you're at? You know, I mean, if you're low in name recognition, then that takes a different type of promotional activity. If you're low in a particular district but you're high somewhere else, that's those resources in the area that needs it. And if you don't have that information, you can be flopping all over. And I think that's what we see in the state of Hawaii, a lack of data and facts and figures where if you set a goal and you don't have a baseline, you can never reach that goal because we don't know what the baseline is. And so for me, this decision was based more upon the need for us to have a good, well-thought-out strategy. Right, and you've obviously done it and you can help other people do it too, which is why we're in the position of running for state chair. Yeah. Well, this is all very exciting. Now, before we get into what are you going to do after you get elected, a couple other questions. How are you going to make this all work because you've got your hands full. You've got a lot going on already. Right, and a lot of people have brought up that issue about time. I was a professor at the University of Hawaii. Since being elected into office, I haven't been able to teach there because the University of Hawaii comes to ask the legislature for money. So there would be a conflict there. So I've resigned from being a professor. I used to teach at Kamehameha schools and I don't do that either. I want to make sure I understand this. So if you're a professor at the University of Hawaii, you're not supposed to be engaged in politics? I think the conflict is when you're collecting a salary from UH and you're collecting a salary from the state. When you're elected. Yes, when you're elected. All right. So I think for me, the past two years of only being working per se from January to May and the legislature has given me a lot of free time for May to December to really go find candidates, teach them, help them, mentor them because it's not a one year process. If you're running for election in 2018, I hope you thought way before 2018 before you decided to run for office. Absolutely. I mean, it's just like any other big project you've got. There takes a lot of upfront planning to make sure that you've got a flawless execution. Right. When I decided to run for office, I think in 2013 in May, I made my final decision to run for election in 2014. I already raised $10,000. And it was a starter, but that's what I want to teach these candidates how to be mentally and physically financially prepared. Right. Success tends to lead to other successes. So having it planned out and anticipate what the challenges are going to be and have a plan to respond. That's critical. I mean, there's a lot of parallels to running for office and having a business. You've got a budget, a business plan. You've got to have all of these pieces together and look into the future a little bit and anticipate what the different outcomes might be and how you're going to respond to each one of them. A lot of parallels with running for office, too. And I think that people downplay the fact that on that home stretch, Republicans typically don't have money set aside for answer pieces when somebody does a hit piece on you. They don't have extra money to push them down the home stretch unless they need that last 200 votes. A lot of them, by the time we're down to the home stretch, have no money. Nobody's helping them out. So we really got to, as a party, make this plan real where we have money set aside just for candidates, not for party operations, for candidates to help push them across that finish line. I remember a long time ago when I was a treasurer of the party, we used to have some funds available to help candidates, not as a primary source, but as a source for emergencies in case we were really close and we just needed a little extra to get us over the top. We'd have the ability to help out with some of that. It's super necessary. Every state that I've been interfacing with in regards to this plan, all of them said we always have contingency money for our candidates because at the very end, you've got to dump everything you have into that to make sure that you guys win the seat. It's important. And again, it's important in business to have that, too. You always have to have your reserves or your contingencies and the funds available to help out with this. You're no stranger to multitasking, though. I mean, you did this in college as well, didn't you? Yeah. I ran for student government when I was a junior at BYU and in addition to majoring in music, I was able to do that. We had 33,000 students that we represented and the election was a little different. It was two weeks. So we had one week of a primary, one week of a general. And I joke about it that sometimes I think that that might have been harder because getting people to know you in two weeks, because we couldn't campaign more than the two weeks because we were supposed to be doing schoolwork. Uh-huh, yes. Yeah. And so the university in their wisdom said that the two weeks was enough for us to do what we needed to do to do student leadership offices. So it was a very condensed type of, I guess, election. And it was snowing. So we would knock doors outside. We would do things inside. So we hit off campus, on campus, and online students. Wow. Well, and you were successful. Yeah. We pulled that one off. I think our percentage was 54 and I think our vote count was 460, 4,600 something. I still remember the vote count was even higher than the district that I ran in, but it was a neat experience because I got to see the value of volunteers. They can be powerful. Right. And at a very young age, I was, what, 21? I think when I, at a very young age, I realized that in a business or in an organization that, yes, you are the leader, but the people who ran and went in the front line and kind of, you know, took the hits for us, those are our volunteers.  So as your business grows and you get more customers and it starts to build and you've got people talking about you, the impact starts to multiply by more than just yourself. It starts growing. And that's the way, you know, your volunteers are because they've got family members, they've got neighbors, they've got friends, they've got relatives and they're all talking about what they're doing, sign-waving or going to meetings or whatever and it just multiplies throughout the entire community. It was amazing because our volunteers are the ones who aren't paid and our officers have scholarships but yet we knew how to treat them and empower them with the tools and resources so that we could have gains everywhere and I hope that that's what we can do in the party is that our base needs to be expanded, not just in age, not just in ethnicity, not just in background, all across the board, different types of people getting involved in the causes that we fight for. So I guess what I want to conclude with on this segment or this part of the program is that you're no stranger to multitasking and being able to handle multiple things simultaneously and do it successfully. Well, you know what they say, well, there's a way. That's right. Well, this is Business in Hawaii Special Edition. I'm here with Andrea Topola. We're talking about her candidacy for the Republican Party of Hawaii's State Chairman. So it's going to be a big job. There's a lot of work ahead and we're going to talk about what she's going to do if she's successful in getting that position but we'll be right back in about 60 seconds. My name is Calvin Griffin, host of Military in Hawaii, which airs here on Think Tech Hawaii every Friday at 11 a.m. Please join us. We'll be talking about issues concerning our military, veterans community and other related issues that concern all of us. Hi, I'm Nicole Alexander-Enoz and I was born three weeks ago. Congratulations on being there for me for some of the few weeks of my life. I'm starting a new show, The Millennial Mind, every Wednesday at 2 p.m. for the month of April and we'll go over some of the reasons why millennials are some of the most anxious and frustrated people at the moment. Ahhhh! Hi everyone, Ted Rawson here, host of our Think Tech show Where the Drone Leads and a lot of you, of course, have been setting your clocks at 4 o'clock on Friday so that you can make sure you see our show. It's now changed. It's now going to be at noon on Thursdays. Noon on Thursdays, new standard time for where the drone leads and where the drone leads is to systems like this, technologies that we're using here in Hawaii these days and we need you to pay attention to this, be part of it. So see you at noon on Thursdays. Aloha and welcome back to the special edition of Business in Hawaii. We normally broadcast on Thursdays from 2 to 3 but we've got a special guest today that we're doing an interview with and so we're doing this on a Tuesday from 3 to 3.30. We're broadcasting live from the downtown studios of Think Tech, Hawaii in the Pioneer Plaza and we have probably some of the most talented technicians in the state working with us here today. Coming back to Andrea who's explaining, or has just explained why she's running for the state chair position and it sounds like we've got some really good rationale for this. The bottom line is that we really need somebody to set the tone, to have a plan to execute the plan to do the teaching, to support the candidates. We haven't had that in quite a while and it's time. So let's just flash forward and say you win the election and now you're the state chair. What are you going to do first? Well my vision for the party is to create a candidate-centric party that gets local community members involved and expands our influence and reach to the 20 to 40 year old base that currently is not participating in our party. And so our plan is to have a slate of people running with me. So there are seven other officers that have to get elected as well. Our plan is to start to implement activities, coalitions and now when I say this I'm not saying oh we're going to call up people and see if they want to join, no. Do you know at this time that the Korean Association is fighting to get the ballot translated into Korean? They actually have had translators helping them. Do we know that the congresswoman from Samoa is Republican? Do we know that there is ultimate unlimited resources out there to do leadership conferences where we can talk about business? Where we can talk about lower taxes and that we can take the lead on this as a Republican party. We want to really start to organize these efforts throughout 2017 so we can start finding candidates, getting people who believe in this cause. The party says a lot, oh we got to find more people like Andrea. I tell you where you'll find people like me. Where there's a purpose and a cause. If we have a purpose and a cause that we're fighting for that's the magnet. More people will come out. Everyone knows there's a lot of work to do but you got to get these people excited to do that work because we actually can make a change, a difference in Hawaii that we've been waiting for. You know other candidates maybe at a national level or on a mainland have been very successful at being able to get that 20 to 40 something engaged. As a matter of fact I think that age group has been instrumental in getting certain people elected into office. You know I mean on a micro scale we can do something like that here but we have to get something in place that attracts them to get engaged. Well I think we have to realize that engagement is different in this day and age. I mean for people in Waianae engagement could be online, it could be through social media, it could be through phone calls, it could be through conferences because a lot of them have jobs that take them away from attending the nightly meetings. The Saturday meetings where we are taking our kids to sports, other people are having meetings so we have to adjust the way we allow people to engage so that they can engage at a time in a space and in a place that they feel comfortable doing that. And they need a reason to engage. Right. You know just asking them to is maybe half the battle but the rest of it is going to be okay they're going to get engaged. What are they going to get engaged with? They have to have a cause that they can get behind it they believe. What and I think there's so many causes we can jump behind let's talk about homelessness. There's actually a position who will be running on my slate that's over community service. We need to be the party that doesn't talk about homelessness but that actually produces results and solutions in the homelessness crisis that we're having. Absolutely. And you know I'm not sure if we're in an anomaly over here in Hawaii or not but I know in different places the university seemed to have a shifting interest in you know more of the basic core values of you know business and working and being successful and you know they're more centralist to maybe what the Republican platform has been in the past. You know I um do you see a possibility of tapping into that demographic at the universities and get them mobilized? Definitely. I mean to be honest for me everything is wide open all I see is opportunity in front of us because there's space in the university to have young Republican groups. There's space in humanitarian causes to partnership and build alliances every project that I do in my district I don't do by myself. I do it with businesses I do it with nonprofits anybody in civic organizations that want to get involved right now because homelessness is here and the closest solution is here there's all this great area that we can work in to start helping to make a difference. You know and again going back to the analogy of business I mean you can't go and have a starting point here and have a goal here you have to have some steps along the way that gets you eventually to that goal and that's why they have a three-year plan or a five-year plan so you can take these incremental improvements to finally get to where you want to be but we'll never get there if we don't take these initial steps along the way. I'll share that it's not just initial steps it's realizing that there is a need for initial steps because if we know the gap is this big as a party we should be addressing the fact that nobody is working in the gap and if nobody's working in the gap then oh who's up I'm in. That's right you know another analogy like in baseball you can't hit a home run every time you've got to do some base hits and some doubles in order to start driving those runs in and I guess we just need to accept the fact that we don't have to do the home run every single time you know let's just plan on winning the game getting those good solid base hits and that's part of getting those fundamentals that you were talking about earlier it's conditioning so you're teaching fundamentals and you're conditioning your people I mean at our level we don't need to get trained to run for office they could be going neighborhood board they could be going to commissions they could be preparing themselves to run for office so we have to have a mindset that sees towards the future which is that we got to prep our bench so that we can start winning these seats as far as I'm concerned no one's looking at the fact that our bench is shallow that there's not people ready to go to hit these home runs. Absolutely there's not even a first string let alone a second or third string. That's what I'm talking about and if we're concerned about generations of leaders coming up we should concern ourselves with getting those university kids involved even as young as high schoolers I mean at St. Louis they actually have a class where they have to participate in a political campaign as part of their class. Interesting. And certain candidates this past election took advantage of that. I walked the streets with these young kids and I asked them why are you doing this oh for our civics class we have to do it I said what do you think they said what's our first time people yelled at us some people you know accused us of things and these kids are having their very first experience in politics but was our party ready to go and help these kids learn get them involved tell them that after this campaign there's more that you can do to help. No it's it's there's a lot to be done yeah and you're gonna have your hands full it's good that you have a good solid team backing you up oh they're awesome I can't wait to um we're gonna have a press conference next week and I'll be unveiling and introducing these people to the rest of the party and anybody interested anybody interested because we want everyone to join that's you you can come out and sign up as well because we do want to start this on a high good energy good people anybody that's interested in a good cause hit me up I'm interested in getting you involved all right now you've we've got a convention coming up on kawaii right yes and when is that so it's on May 13th it's going to be at the aqua resort so at a hotel in kawaii if you want to be a delegate and you actually want to engage as a voter for the state at the convention yes so if you want to vote in the party leadership then you can get a hold of the executive director and call towards the headquarters and they'll get you I guess acquainted with your district chair they'll appoint you as a delegate and then you have a convention registration fee and then of course booking your ticket to kawaii right and kawaii is beautiful place it is maybe make a weekend out of it yeah it would be good and you know I think it's an appointed position so you don't really have to run for any or get elected I mean to be a delegate is appointed by your district chair and so you just have to essentially just let it be known that you are Republican and you want to go to the convention and be a delegate and then I think the cost is like $30 or something the registration fee at this point is 75 for the convention but all you have to do is be a registered voter and then a registered Republican party member and I think it was the republic no actually to become a Republican party member is free yes doesn't cost anything I'm pretty sure that you signed up online well yeah yeah and so there's no cost for that and then you get elected and then you go to the delegate and you get to participate and for people who have never been to one of these it's an interesting process and I'm there's no doubt in my mind there's going to be some drama well I think whenever you have a passionate group of people you're going to have a lot of emotions in the room I'm totally familiar with that being from Y and I and representing that district the great part about it though is that as a voice teacher I love hearing different voices even if they're dissenting even if they're yelling a lot of these voices that come out especially if they're coming for the first time you know really embracing them and letting them know that it's okay to have you know a opinion but to the end that we have to come to a goal we have to figure out where all these voices go well and that's part of what I think somebody needs to do like you is to try okay have all that discussion get it all out hear all the different sides but somehow we have to come together and become unified and then we speak with one voice that will be powerful right and I think you know in choir we always have to go through warm-ups you pick your voice parts you work on you know harmonization so it'll take a little bit of time to get these voices to melt together but if our goal is to create a better Hawaii and to elect Republicans to office then we should remember what our goal is and I've even heard as strange of me sound that there are some Democrats that would like to have a better balance you know we need somebody in the Senate to have a voice you know that can be heard it doesn't look good to have a monopoly in any parliamentary procedure I mean you need to have a little bit of a balance in there and there's even Democrats that are suggesting that that would be better oh I think there's people all over the board you don't have to be a Republican to believe in this cause there are people who don't affiliate with any party and they say I would like to see anybody that walks the walk and talks the talk good point there's a lot of independence out there yeah and they're looking for leadership they're looking for someone that steps up and says this is the plan and then do it under we've come to the end of the show as always you're a passionate very engaged guest you know and it's great to hear you I wish you all the best unfortunately I'm not going to be able to make it to the convention because I'm going to be traveling on the mainland but I'm trying to give my proxy to as many people as I can thank you very much I appreciate your help this is business in Hawaii with Reg Baker a special edition we're going to be back on our regular broadcast time on Thursday from 2 to 2.30 and I hope to see you then bye


Box 13 with the star of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd, as Dan Holliday. Care of the star times. Dear Box 13, please come as quick as you can because I think there is something wrong. Nobody will listen to me because they think I don't know what I'm talking about. But I know there is something wrong and I think it's bad. My name is Marty Kennedy and I live at 203 Webster Street in Collingwood. Come to the address and walk past Whistling Yankee Doodle so I will know you. Sure it was only a letter from a kid, but that kid knew what he was talking about. And now back to Box 13 and Dan Holliday's newest adventure, our comedies and the Roman. There are lots of other letters. Are you going to pay any attention to this one? From Marty Kennedy? Yeah, I think so, Susie. But it'll be a wild goose chase. You'll go all the way to Collingwood, then find out there's nothing wrong. Which might be a welcome change for me. Yes, I think I'll go, Susie. After all, there might be something in this. But Mr. Holliday, look at the handwriting. It belongs to a kid. So? So, it'll be a wild goose chase. OK, charge it off as a little vacation. Besides, sometimes kids have problems, Susie. Big ones. So maybe I ought to give Marty Kennedy a hand. So long, Susie. Collingwood was an easy 250-mile drive. It was a little town that sat at the foot of the mountain range. It was early afternoon when I got there and found 203 Webster Street. I left my car at the corner and walked past the address. Box 13? Yeah. Look, keep going down the street and I'll meet you around the corner. Don't let on like we know each other, huh? Got you, Marty. See you around the corner. The tow-added kid made it look like good ol' cloak and dagger stuff. He trailed me to the corner of the street once we were out of sight of his home. This is OK. Nobody can see us now. OK, Marty. What's on your mind? You got some. I... I got something that'll show me who you are. I think I can arrange that. Here. Here's your letter to me. OK. You a private eye? No, I'm not a private detective. You a policeman then? No, I'm afraid not. I'm a writer. Oh. Doesn't that sound romantic enough to you? Romantic? I mean, isn't it mysterious enough? Yeah, I guess so. But we got to go someplace where we can talk. We don't want to be overheard. Oh, certainly not. What do you suggest we go? I guess the rest of the kids ain't in the clubhouse. We can go there. Clubhouse? What kind? Just a shack we built. Can you climb a tree? Do I have to? Well, the shack's in a tree, but nobody'll hear us there. OK, Marty. Lead the way and I'll go climb a tree. Hey, you did pretty good. It ain't easy to climb this tree. Just don't ask me to hang by a tail, that's all. Now that we're sitting on top of the world, what do we talk about? You don't think I'm serious, do you? Oh, definitely. Incidentally, my name's Dan Holiday. OK, Mr. Holiday. You make a dent. As long as we're up a tree together, we've got to be friends. Yeah. Well, I want to know what's happened to Ted. Hmm? Who's Ted? Well, here, look out this here window. See where I'm pointing? Yeah, it's toward the mountains. We'll see that shiny dome on the top of the biggest peak. Yeah. What about it? That's the Williams Observatory. They look at stars up there. They're astronomers. Oh, yes, yes, I've heard about it. Well, what of it? Ted's the assistant up there. He helps Professor Irving. All right, and then what? Every week, Ted comes down for groceries and things. And when he does, he gives me a lesson. Lesson in what? Astronomy. I like it. Oh, that's a good deal. But your friend Ted didn't show up this week. Is that what worries you? No. Oh, I put two into it together. Oh. Well, when he can't make it, he signals me. And how does he do that? See that tower sticking up on the peak? Mm-hmm, I see it. He flashes me by mirror, but so far this week, he didn't. Well, maybe he's been busy. That's what Mom and Pop said, but I didn't think you'd say it. Oh, I'm sorry, Marty. Okay, let's go at it from a different angle. Suppose he isn't busy. In that case, what would keep him from coming down, or at least flashing you the signal? I wanted to go up, but Mom and Pop wouldn't let me. And then I saw your ad in the paper, so I wrote to you. In other words, you want me to take a run up the observatory and find out what's wrong. Is that it? That's it. You, uh, you couldn't have asked someone else. I mean, a forest ranger. Someone who goes up there. Gee, no. No, that wouldn't have been mysterious enough, would it? You making fun of me? Oh, no, no, not at all, Marty. Now, what's your friend's full name? Ted what? Ted Wetman. And are he and Professor Irving the only men up there? Uh-huh. All right, Marty, I'll tell you what. I'll take a run up there and see what's what. Be sure and let me know, will you? Absolutely.  This is just between us, huh? Just the two of us. Promise? On my honor. Well, because if Mom and Pop knew I'd bothered anybody, I'd get the decades. Oh, in that case, Mom's the word. The wind comes up. I left Marty Kennedy and drove toward the hills. I, on the tallest peak, the silver dome of the observatory turned to crimson in the sunset. Hmm. I laughed at myself for what I was doing, but I kept going until I reached the summit. An iron gate blocked the way to the narrow connecting road that led to the observatory itself. I got out to open it when... Sorry, mister, no visitors allowed. Oh, hello there. Don't open the gate, leave it closed. I didn't know anyone was around. Did you lose your way? No, as a matter of fact, I intended to come here. Oh, hi. I'm looking for someone. Yeah, who? Ted Whitman. What do you want with him? I wanted to see him. All right, I'm Ted Whitman. Oh, okay, then I guess we can talk here. What about? A friend of yours. A kid named Marty Kennedy. Oh, I'm okay. There's nothing wrong. Thanks anyway. He wondered why you didn't signal him when you didn't get down this week. Signal? Oh, I... I didn't have time. I see. Is that all you came up to tell me? Yeah, yeah, that's all. Okay, it's pretty dark on the road at night. You don't know the turns you can get into trouble. So if you leave now, you can make it back down in time. Oh, thanks. Hello, Marty. Tell him I'll see him next week. All right. Well, is there anything else, mister? No, I guess that's all. Sorry to bother you. That's okay. Careful turning your car around. It's pretty steep right there. Yeah, I noticed. Well, so long. So long. Who is that? Nobody. I thought I heard steps. You didn't. Now look, mister, it's getting dark. Who's that? Who is it? It's somebody to see me, professor. You'd better get back to the cottage. Please, please, we've got to... What's the matter up here? Nothing. I told you to turn your car around.  No, please, don't go. Hey, what's the idea hitting that old man? Okay, you asked for it, mister. Now come on in with your hands in the air. What's the idea? You had your chance to get out of this, now it's too late. Do all astronomers carry guns?   Until you walk in front of me. Come on. You heard badly, professor. No, no. But he is. He who?  Hey, wait a minute. You, what's your name? Holiday. Okay, get back to your car and lift the hood. Go on. Take out the distributor, cap. Hurry it up. Go over here on the ground. Now come back in. Now run your way. That way. This one? Yeah, that way.  I know what I'd like to do with it.  Now smash that distributor. Why not just take my car keys? Because lots of people carry extra sets. Smash that distributor. That suit you? Yeah.  And one band move and I'll put a bullet in the back of your head. You walk to the cottage. Professor Irving hung on my army, tried to tell me something.  Then we got to the cottage and stepped inside. Billy. Billy. Yeah, who's that? Company. Who is he? What's he want up here? I thought you said nobody coming. Well, you couldn't happen. The holidays sit on you too, Professor. Take it easy, Professor. That's it. Just let me phone for the doctor, please. Sure, when I'm ready. Look, this ain't good. Why'd this guy come up here? He's looking for Whitman. Then if he's looking for him, somebody else is liable to do the same thing. Take it easy. Holiday, why did you come looking for Whitman? So you're not turned to Whitman. That's right. Now answer my question. I told your friend of his was worried about him. Ask me to see if he was all right. You see, Frank, I told you. I told you. Will you stop, Labyrinth? We got to get out of here, Frank. We just got out. I'm scared. Now talk, Holiday. How many other people besides you know about this? Look, I don't know what you're talking about. What do you mean by this? Anybody else looking for Whitman? I wouldn't know. Maybe you'll talk better after a little persuasion. I wouldn't try anything, Frank. Talk, talk. I said... Tell him, Mr. Holiday.  He will. He's letting Ted die. Ted needs a doctor. He's shot. Be quiet. Okay, Holiday. Talk. I had to talk. I told Frank about the letter from Marty Kennedy. He knew I was telling the truth and he seemed satisfied. But I still didn't know what the game was or who Frank was or what he was doing there. Then, later that evening... Really? What? Turn on the radio. It's just time for the news. Boy, you know what it's gonna say. Turn it on. I don't like it up here. For the last time, will you please get a doctor for Ted?  I did the best I could, but he needs a doctor. Too bad, isn't it? Let me see. Maybe I can do something for him.  Quiet. A daring single-handed jewelry store robbery holds the spotlight. The clerk who resisted the robber died this morning. The car in which the killer escaped was found abandoned about five miles north of Collingwood and... And now you know, don't you, Holiday? Yeah. Now I know. It's funny, huh? Yeah, it is. How do you think you're going to get away from here? In Billy's car. She met me up at the job I pulled. My car is abandoned. I stay up here where no one will think I'm looking for me. And after the roads are cleared? After the police think you've left the state, what then? What I said, I get away. Clean. And what about us? What do you think? Want me to tell you? Well, go ahead.  You've already got one murder on your slate. You're going to get a little bit of a difference. Not as long as you can save your own dirty hide. You talk big and brave, but it doesn't worry me. Now I'll tell you something, Holiday. Yeah, what else? You hit the nail right on the head. I got to kill you and the professor because I don't want anybody left to tip the cops when I leave here. And Holiday, just as soon as the radio tells us the roads are clear, that's when you get it. And now back to Archimedes and the Roman. Another Box 13 adventure with Alan Land as Damn Holiday. Frank met what he said.  He watched Professor Irving and me every minute. Finally, I talked him into letting me take a look at Ted Whitman. Professor Irving was with me. Is he going today? He's in bad shape. The woman needs cleaning and redressing. More than anything else, he needs a hospital and a doctor's care. Is there anything we can do? Marty Kennedy. You know him? He told me Ted signaled him from the observatory here. How is it done? With a mirror, Mars code. Marty will be watching for a signal. But you can't get up there to signal. That beast won't let you. Yes, I know, someone even tried to do it. But it's the only way. No one ever comes up here. No visitors? No, this is just an observation station. Our work is routine, photographic spectral analysis. Does anyone in town think of anything when you don't get in? No, no. We often lose contact for several weeks at a time. How about supplies? We got them last week. They'll think nothing of it if we don't show up for another five or six days. That's great. But you said you weren't going to make an attempt to signal. That's right. If Marty doesn't hear from me, maybe he'll talk. Maybe some will be interested enough to come up here. I see. That might work. It might work, Professor. I asked you a question. Let him alone, he's an old man. What are you two whispering about? Nothing, we were talking about Ted.  What did he mean when he said it might work? Nothing. You want me to let him alone, don't you, holiday? What are you going to do? Work on him a little bit. Now holiday, will you tell me or do I get it out of the old man? Let him alone. I'll tell you. Once again, I had to tell the truth. Frank would have recognized the lie. He was a trapped rat and his instinct made him sharp. The next morning, he made me go to the Sun Tower and signal. And what I was to say, he'd written down. And he had a book of Morse code handy. I didn't have a chance to trick you. L-I-D-A-Y-H-E-R-E. Have been busy, holiday here. Good. Now we'll see if the kid answers. Look, why don't you give the professor a break? Time up, do my thing, but don't kill him. I take no chances with anybody. Well, take me with you, but give the old man a break. You both get it. I take no chances. I'm looking the electrical chair right in his face and I don't like it. Hey, hey, look, the kid's flashing back. Take it down when I give it to you. Dot, dot, dot, dot. Dot, dot, dot. Dot, dot, dot. Dot, dot, dot. Dot, dot, dash, dot, dot. Dot, dash, dot, dot. Dash, dash, dash. Dash. Dash, dot, dash, dash. That's a Y and that's the last letter. Okay, let's see what we got. Hello, Ted and Mr. Holiday. This is Marty. Glad to know you were all right. I'll be here again tomorrow waiting to talk to you, Marty. Hey, this is perfect! Frank, what good is it? I'm using brains, Billy. As long as the kid thinks everything is all right up here, he won't worry. He'll talk. You'll say he heard from Whitman, see? Very clever, Frank. Congratulations. Thank you. Now, more than ever, no one's going to look up here. You're going to signal every day until I get ready to leave. See, Holiday, all it takes is brains. Yes, that's all. You know, Frank, you remind me of someone. Yeah, who? A Roman soldier. No, no, no. I want to hear what he's going to say. Go on, Holiday. Maybe you don't know the story, but I'm sure Professor Irving does. About Archimedes and the Roman. Yes, I know what. Okay, Holiday, tell us the story. All right. Archimedes was a Greek, a great scientist and a mathematician. He lived in Syracuse. On the island of Sicily. In the year 212 B.C., the Romans besieged the city and sacked it. What kind of a story is this? Very much like the one we're going through now. Go ahead, finish it, Holiday. Okay. Well, the invading Romans looted the city and one of them looking for spoils entered a garden. There he saw an old man sitting alone, drawing circles in the sand with a stick. The Romans spoke to the old man. Archimedes. But the old man thought of nothing but his circles and his science. The Roman ran him through with his sword. So, what of it? Well, no one remembers the soldier's name, but Archimedes has never been forgotten. What are you trying to do? Give me the willies. No, he's trying to scare me, but he doesn't. You're still going through it, huh?  I take no chances. He hasn't harmed you or anyone else. I won't beg him for my life, Mr. Holiday. It wouldn't do you any good. Now, get in your own boat of you. Maybe tomorrow will be the day we put a tag on the story. But it wasn't. Radio reports by short way said the police were still looking in that area. I was forced to signal Marty that everything was all right. Then, two days later... This is the day, Holiday. It's too bad the old guy's name isn't Archimedes.  Stop yapping about it. Intense words. We've got to do something. You won't have to worry about it anymore, Archimedes. Oh, I see. I'm sorry, Professor Irving. Maybe if I hadn't come up here, you wouldn't... You would have been the same, Holiday. Billy? Billy! Yeah? What's the matter? Get the things packed. We're pulling out tonight. Honest? Yeah, honest. Is it all right?  Yeah, yeah. I picked their calls up on the short wave. Everything is just ducky, baby. Brother, I'll be glad to get out of this place. Maybe it's doing these guys a favor. What'd they have up here anyway? A whole life. A whole life. A whole life deep in the immensity of space. Dan, I'm sorry you have to be in on this. Me? I'm an old man, sir. It's all right, Professor. Here we are. Four little people in the limitless well of the universe. Four tiny lives. It does seem odd, doesn't it? All the billions upon billions of miles out there, and... and we're just a speck. Oh, for crying out loud, that talk is me the creeps.   Oh, scared a little, Frank. Tonight, when you leave here, look up into the sky. Just remember how tiny you really are. Swallowed up in the immense stretches that are so huge that a billion miles is only... only a speck. The Roman soldier, huh? Yeah, that's right. What about Ted Whitman?  You shouldn't have gotten my way when I first came up here. Just push anybody out of the way, kill him if you have to. I take no chances. I use my head. Stop arguing with him, Frank. I'm getting nervous. We ought to get out of here right now. Well, get out tonight when it's dark. Okay, holiday, let's go to the tower and signal that kid. Why should I?  Why should I give you a break? If I don't signal, Marty will get suspicious. Your signal? Can you make that? Yeah, I can. Go ahead, beat me, then I'll be in great shape to signal. Either you do it or all Archimedes here takes it for you. Do it, Dan. But if we're going to die, why give this rat a break? For Marty's sake. For Marty's sake? Yes. I don't want the boy to miss what's going to happen tonight. What are you talking about? Be careful, Frank.  I'll use my brains. Now, what are you talking about? You, Archimedes. What do you mean, Professor? Ted. Ted taught Marty astronomy. The boy has a wonderful natural inclination for it. There are too few of us like Marty. I want him to see the comet tonight. He won't look for it if I don't tell him if you don't signal him about it. Well, how do you like that? Something you wouldn't understand, Frank. Okay, so I don't understand it. Who wants to? All right. Write down what you want me to signal, Professor. I'll do it. Thank you. It'll be sure. How do you like that? He's gonna get killed and he wants to tell a kid about a comet.  Yeah, sure you wouldn't. I'll stick my chin out and let you take a punch at it. Here's the message. Thanks. Let me see that. Come on. Hand it over. Sure. Read it. Anything wrong with it? Just tells the kid to look for a comet. Don't send it, Frank. There's something wrong. I run this show. You think these two can pull a fast one on me? There's no code in this. I look. No. There's no code. Frank, sometimes a first letter of each word spells another word. I know. I know. I looked. Can you make anything out of L, F, H, C, T? No, I guess not. Okay. Come on, holiday. Let's go. I signal Marty. He answered. I prayed that the kid would understand. Then we went back to the cottage the afternoon passed and it was early evening and in the cottage. It's about time we went, ain't it, Frank? No, not quite. The sun's not all the way down yet. But the longer we stay, the worse it's gonna be. Will you stop yapping? We've been here all day. Nothing's happened. That's right. Nothing's happened. I wonder if Marty's looking for the comet. I guess he is. I bet there ain't no comet. But you're wrong. There are over 900 comets recorded and five or ten more discovered every year. Save it, Archimedes. You're not teaching a class now. And you, Billy, take it easy. It's been over seven hours since we flashed the message. All the same. We better go. Yeah, yeah. The sun's down. That'll be dark enough. Okay, holiday, Archimedes, on your feet. The last time, take me along with you. I'll tie the professor up, but don't kill him. I take no chances on your feet. Both of you.  Now move.  Right in the back, huh? Sure, unless you want to see what you're getting. Okay. Hey, what's that? Sounded like a car. Douse the lights first. Something unforeseen, Frank? Frank, who is it? Don't worry. Can't be anybody that knows anything, even if it is. Frank, I can see by moonlight. They're rangers. They've got guns. There's a kid with them. Marty Kennedy. That kid. Okay, he asked for it. I take no chances.   All right, drop it. Drop the gun. Well, Frank, this time our comedies wins. You dirty... I've been waiting to do that for two days. Gee, gee, Mr. Halliday, professor, where's Ted? He'll be all right, Marty, soon as we can get him to a doctor.  I thought you'd guess it, Marty. Gee, I knew something was wrong, but it took me a long time to make anybody else believe it. Shucks, I knew Ted or anybody else up here wouldn't send me such a silly message. And is Ted Whitman going to be all right, Mr. Halliday? Sure, he'll be all right. But what was the message that made Marty think something was wrong? To watch for a comment that night? Well, if there are over 900 comments and 5 or 10 new ones discovered every year, what was silly about it? This was a particular comment, Susie, a very particular one. Well, gee, tell me, what was it? Remember the first letters of each word, L, F, H, C, T? Yeah. Look for Halley's comment tonight. Well... Halley's comment is a big orbit. It takes 75 years for it to get around. And it isn't due until 1985. Goodnight, Susie. Listen in again next week when, through the courtesy of Paramount Pictures, Alan Ladd stars as Dan Halliday in Box 13. Box 13 is directed by Richard Sandville, with this week's original story by Russell Hughes. Original music is composed and conducted by Rudy Schrager. And the part of Susie is played by Sylvia Picker. Byrne Carstensen is in charge of production. This is a Mayfair production from Hollywood. Watch for Alan Ladd in his latest Paramount Picture.


Welcome to Psychic Medium, Tony Green. I'm Tony Green with Psychic Medium. So a couple quick announcements before we get started with the show. First and foremost, if you would like to call in and ask a question, number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Now, when you call in, if you want to ask a question or connect with a loved one, please make sure you push one on your little phone thingy so that we can connect and I can get to your call. Second, I will never ever reach out to you for anything, never, I do send out a monthly or bi-monthly or whenever I remember email, but that's only if you are on my email list, which is on my website, t-o-n-i-g dot i-n-f-o. I often forget to even do that. I think it's been like three or four months since I've sent out an email. I'm sorry, everybody, I'm gonna try to get to it next week. Yep. Third, on August 12th, I have an event coming up. August 12th, it's in Illinois. It is at White Pearl, White Pearl Meta Spa. I'm gonna tell you, this is one of the most beautiful Meta spas I've ever walked into. So on one side they do hair and then on the, there's all these pedicure and manicure stations. And then there's also Dr. Conradie, Dr. C, who is such a good friend of mine. He's such a really good, good, just really good person.  Liposuction maybe? He also does that. I don't think he'll be doing it that day, but he will be doing those things. He does those things. But that day, I believe Dr. C is gonna be doing fillers. They'll have specials on hair, nails and probably fillers. It's again, one of the most beautiful spas, Meta spas I've walked into when I walked into this Meta spa last time. It was fabulous. I was like, I have arrived home. Where can I put my bed? This is so beautiful. So if you wanna join me there, please come join, get your nails done. The people that work there are just fudging amazing. They were so super nice. Last time I was booked from beginning to end. So if you want to pre-book an appointment with me, the sessions will be 15 or 20 minutes. I don't know yet what I wanna do. 15 or 20 minutes. Each and you can pre-book with me. And if you're bringing people, you can pre-book a little group or you can pre-book individually. Okay, that's number two. And that's coming up August 12th. It's a Friday from 5, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Next, hey Stevie, how's Italy? So my whole, my sister and my brother and all of, and my nieces from my sister, they're all in Italy right now. They're there for four or five weeks. And my niece, Jordan, is making TikToks. I am going to Italy. I'm just, some of her TikToks and what I'm seeing, it's just gorgeous there. I'm going to Italy. Who wants to go to Italy with me? Let's go to Italy. So hey fam, have an amazing time in Italy. Every TikTok has them eating these huge gelatos. I mean, huge cones of gelatos and this beautiful food. Food is like an art form there apparently, not like here. Gorgeous food, gorgeous food. If you'd like to see some of my nieces TikToks, it's Jordan Schlender, S-C-H-L-E-N-D-E-R about their trip to Italy. She's amazing with her videos on Italy. It's, yeah, speechless. But hey Stevie, I hope you're having fun. Then what else do I need to say this one before I actually start my show? I hope everybody in the States who celebrated the 4th of July had an amazing 4th and you enjoyed it. Yeah. Okay, there are so many things I could say today about other issues.   If you wanna connect with a loved one, I just need their first name and their relationship to you, like Judy, my mom, hey mama, or, and then if you have specific conversation or questions you want with them, please state that right away. Otherwise, if you just want a general message, let me know that. Also, if you just have a question about life, love, career, finances, I absolutely love that, wanna hear it, bring it to me. I'm happy to answer your questions. Don't, don't, no, no, let me say this, okay? Even though I say I'm happy to answer your questions, I'm not answering them, I'm channeling them from above and if you wanna argue when you're done on the phone with me, hang up and argue with your angels and such that bring these messages through, but if you argue with me, they are gonna double down and hurt you. Just know that, just know they're not gonna back down.  They are, and I'm just gonna warn everybody, they are super sassy today. Okay, for somebody listening, and you're gonna know who you are immediately and it might even be one of my callers that I get to this morning as I was doing my hair, I kept seeing that show in my head, Gomer Pyle. So somebody on the other side is getting somebody here a message and whomever this is for, that guy on Gomer Pyle, the Gomer guy who would go, surprise, surprise.  Surprise, surprise, surprise. I think that's what he said, I don't know but I just kept hearing that this morning while I was doing my hair and I was like cracking the F up. Now somebody out there, this is like triggering a memory immediately. This is like, oh my God, so and so, or oh, this means something to somebody who's watching and or listening. So whomever that's for, you're welcome. So yes, I wanna say hi to Fawn, Heather, Genevieve, Scott, Patrick, Cindy, Jessica. I wanna say hi to everybody who watches me religiously, watches my show on YouTube and or TV. Thank you so much for spending your time with me. I'm gonna go to callers. Again, if you would like to call in the numbers eight, four, five, two, seven, seven, nine, one, three. One, if you would like a private session, the only way to get one is to go through my site or to call me. So my site is tonig.info and my business number I will give later in the show because I don't want people to start calling me on my business number right now. Here we go, six, one, four. Six, one, four, what's your name? Where are you calling from? And please take me off of speaker phone if you have me on speaker phone. Okay, my name is Wilson. I'm calling from Ohio. How are you today love? Doing okay. Excellent. How can I help you love? Thank you for taking my call. Oh no, thank you for calling in. Oh, I would love a message from my mom's biological mom, her name is Sarah. Okay. So the first thing I hear is, I'm hearing a song. I don't know the song. So it's going to take me a moment to get the words to it. So please be patient with that. Okay, the song is, oh, oh, okay. I think the song is Don't Close Your Eyes.  Have you been a little bit not as happy as you could be or not as happy as you have been in the past love? Okay, thank you for being honest because I know what I'm hearing and I'm not gonna, I'm not gonna state it to the extent I'm hearing it, but I know like I'm very, very empathic and I just wanna cry right now because I'm feeling your energy and I'm hearing this particular song and I know what this song, even though I don't know this song, know this song, I'm hearing it and I know the, I just, okay, so here's what they wanna say. Tomorrow's gonna be better than today. We just have to get, they're gonna make a poem for you, I think. I just have a feeling this is one of those channelings that's gonna turn into a poem. So when this show is done, I need you to re-listen to the show and write these words down, write these words down. Tomorrow's going to be better than today. You just need to get up and get your emotions out of the way. Every step you take will get you closer to your goal, but you cannot, should not, let those emotions make you fold. You need to move forward. You need to let go of the past because the future is the only thing that will truly last, even though we're always in the never-ending present. It's the hopes and the beauty of tomorrow that is, give me a second here. It's the hopes and the beauty of tomorrow that is, come on, don't stop on me now folks. It is the hopes and the beauty of tomorrow that is what's relevant, thank you. Okay, that was probably more me than them. You have so much to look forward to, so stop looking back. The only thing you'll see there is what you think you lack. Move into the future, take it day by day, and never forget we are leading your way and showing, they're showing you your way. Okay, so come back and write that down. And yeah, folks, that's how I do my books, that right there. They want you to know that whatever you're going through right now, it's done, boom, it's done, boom. And as difficult as this is, as challenging as this is, and as there is, the message I'm getting is tomorrow's a better day. Tomorrow's a much, much better day. So I don't know if this is helpful for you. I don't know if this is, I truly hope it is. And I truly hope that you feel a little better. I'm going to do a clearing right now for anybody. All sadness and causes of sadness have been cleared. Let's clear that now. And listen, sweetie, it's a difficult time in the world. A lot of people are kind of going through it. And it's a very difficult time if you have a perfect life. So I just want to say you're going to be, I just want to say it's going to be, you're going to get some relief tomorrow. Okay, love. I hope this was helpful. I don't, when you, please take the time to write out that poem and put it up and read it.  And I think like hearing it right here right now is one thing, but when you write it out, it's going to maybe affect you a little bit differently. Okay, love. I hope this was helpful. I was going to do that, thank you. And they want you to know that they love you and they are leading your way. They are showing you the way, okay? Thank you so much for calling in beautiful. And please call in again with any connections or questions that you have, okay? Okay. Thank you. I'm going to go directly to the next caller who is 832, 832. If you have me on speakerphone, please take me off. How can I help you today? Okay, and how can I help you? I want to know if you see me and the other girl. Her name is Izzy in our relationship. Okay. Well, okay, I need to be a little bit more specific. I'm asking them because I know that you want a specific type of relationship. So just, yeah, obviously there will probably be like a friendship, but if you are asking for more than that, I need to ask it differently. What's going to happen with them? Where are they going? Is she ready for a relationship? You know what? I'm going to tell you something. Here's what I'm getting. And as of right now, I don't know that she's ready for what you're ready for. I feel like that is somebody on the other side just said, save your money. I don't know what that means for you, but what I am going to tell you, they are funny. The way they say things is, I'm sorry, go ahead, love. I don't know what you're ready for. I don't know what you're ready for. I'm sorry, go ahead, love. Yeah, okay. What I'm getting is, thank you for sharing that with me because everything they're saying makes a lot more sense. Now, save your money. I don't feel like she is, here's what I'm going to tell you and anybody else listening, I'm going to say, well, just for you, I don't feel like she's as genuine as you think she is. That's the word I'm getting genuine. She's not as genuine as you think she is, she's not. And whether that means who she is, she's not being genuine about who she is or just what she's telling you she wants or whatever, it's not genuine. And then I hear the word fake, but let's go back here. What they're saying is save your money, don't waste your money, because it will be a complete waste of money. And again, this is not genuine. I do feel like some of the things that you, if not all, I just feel like it's not genuine. I'm just going to leave that there. And then I'm going to tell you, you need to look closer to home. There is somebody you're going to meet in approximately between a month and a month and a half, almost on the five week mark. So almost on the five week mark. You are going to meet somebody that is a much better fit for you. This person is going to have a lot of the qualities that you're looking for. This person is much, much closer to your home. And this person is ready and willing and able to be in a committed relationship and move forward. They're going to have the characteristics or character and the ability to start a relationship. And they're going to want that family or unit or dynamic with you. They're going to be in a place where you are able to move forward with them. And I'm just hearing like the sooner that you let this person go no matter what they say or how they say it, the better it's going to be for you. And just move forward to something real because this isn't genuine. It's not genuine. It's not. I keep going to say a different word and they keep saying genuine. And so I know this might not be what you wanted to hear but it's what you needed to hear. Well, I probably think that she also is in the photography business so I wouldn't be surprised that that was keeping towards that. Probably, I think yes. Because she does do photography herself and poses on one sometimes. So I'm guessing that that might be the reason why that might be to be not genuine but that'll be my guess personally. Okay. And again, what I'm going to say is so, so what I want to make clear is I'm not, I'm really not the boss of anyone. People can do what they want even after they get guidance from above.  Do not save your money. First of all, you're going to need it. Second of all, this is not genuine. And it doesn't matter what she does. This isn't your connection. Okay. This is, this could be a really valuable expensive lesson. Now hear those words correctly. This could be a very valuable and very expensive lesson but it's not your connection. And they're playing the song love don't cost a thing in the background for me. So they're whatever reason or why ever they're saying this it's up to you where you go and what you do with it. It's up to you how you move forward. They, they're going, you know what they're saying to me right now? They're going, we have spoken like and like, boom, I'm going to tell you that is the funniest thing I have ever ever seen them do. Like it's like this huge wooden table, huge wooden table. And then they go like this huge like angel goes, we have spoken and slams this fist out. And I'm like, don't tell me tell him I'm just, so they are telling you my, my love, my friend, we have spoken, we have told you this is either going to be a lesson or you can move on to a connection. But if it's a lesson, it will be an extremely expensive lesson and you think it won't be. We all think we're smarter than that. We think you just don't know, I'm telling you now, I don't need to know. They know they see the future. They know you can completely avoid this lesson and go for what's real because this my friend, it is not real. This my friend is not genuine, okay? There are things about this person. They know how to say what they need to say to get what they want. That's the best. Thank you. They know how to say what they need to say to get what they want. And, so please, whatever you do from this point on is up to you, but in about five weeks to the day, you have the potential to meet somebody else that will be a really good fit for you. A very good fit for you. And I feel like I want us, I don't want to say this. If you meet somebody like in approximately five weeks, it could be sooner than five weeks, it could be up to the six-week mark, but if her name starts with an A, I want to know. I want you to hit me back and tell me if her name starts with an A, okay? I feel like you are gonna be so much happier if you go this way, then it's gonna be much better. This way, then with the woman in five weeks, then any other way. And again, they're saying, save your money. Okay, love? Okay. Thank you so much for calling in. I hope this was really helpful. And if you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to call in again, okay? Sure, thank you. Thank you so much.  I'm gonna go to the next caller on my way to the next caller who is 812-812, and then 727, just hold on, I'm coming to you. I do want to remind everybody that if you do want a private session, I do private sessions, I do group sessions, I do events where I show up at your business and or speaking events. And the only way to reach me is tonig.inf. 812, where are you calling from and what's your name? I'm calling from West Virginia, and my name is Nicole. Hey, Nicole, how can I help you? Thank you for calling in. How can I help you today? Yes, I have a question about my relationship. Well, my ex-girlfriend said we were together for five years, we recently just broken up. I was wondering if we are getting back together or getting out of there? Okay, I'm so first of all, I'm really sorry. I know how painful it is to go through that. And I know how we just want to be back in that comfort space. We want to be back in that space where it's comfortable and we are, you know, back to normal, okay?  There is more going on in this situation than one of you know. So if the breakup was his idea, there's more going on with him. If the breakup was, I don't like to blame people because there's two people involved. So if the breakup was because of something he did, there's a lot more going on that you don't know if it was because of something you did, there's a lot more going on that he doesn't know.  That's, now there's that. Second, it's not the first time, it won't be the last time. Third, this is something that is, it needed to happen so that you guys could really assess what you want. I love each and every one of you so stinking much until Monday have an absolutely fabulous weekend.


Hello and welcome to the session. In this session we shall discuss the following question and the question says that a box has one red ball, one green ball and one blue ball. Two balls are drawn from the box one after the other Without replacing the first ball drawn, use the tree diagram to find the number of possible outcomes for the experiment. Find the probability of drawing a green ball in the first draw and red ball in second draw. We know that probability of any event say A is given by probability of event A is equal to favorable outcomes. Again, total outcomes. This is the key idea we are going to use in this question. Let us move on to the solution. Now in this question we use tree diagram to write sample space of outcomes of the two balls drawn without replacement. In the first draw we may draw a red ball or a blue ball or a green ball. If we draw a red ball then we are left with one blue ball and one green ball and we can draw either of them in second draw as we do not replace the ball drawn in the first draw. Similarly if we first draw green ball then we are left with one blue and one red ball and we can draw either of them in the second draw. Similarly if we draw a blue ball in the first draw then we are left with one red and one green ball and we can draw either of them in the second draw and so we have the following tree diagram and this is the required tree diagram. Therefore the possible outcomes are RG that is red and green ball, RB that is red and blue ball, GR that is green and red ball, GB that is a green and a blue ball, BG that is a blue and a green ball or BR that is a blue and a red ball. So the number of possible outcomes is given by 6. We need to find the probability of drawing a green ball in the first draw and a red ball in the second draw. So let event A be equal to drawing a green ball in the first draw and a red ball in the second draw. Now from the tree diagram we see the branch joining G and R which is the only favorable outcome for event A. So probability of event A would be favorable outcome upon total outcomes and here we see that we have only one favorable outcome to this event and the total number of outcomes is given by 6. So we get the probability as 1 by 6 that we say that probability of drawing a green ball in first draw and a red ball in second draw is given by 1 upon 6 which is the required answer. This completes our session. Hope you enjoyed this session.