diff --git a/transcript/DIY_8q8LvY7U5AI.txt b/transcript/DIY_8q8LvY7U5AI.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..650ddf9edd7917ad2778686f33438c6ea52853fd --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/DIY_8q8LvY7U5AI.txt @@ -0,0 +1,60 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.240] Hey, Chip Kramer here from TrippAdvice.com. We're talking today about some romantic things that you +[6.240 --> 12.080] can do with the girl to make her swoon over you. Now, here's the thing. You're not going to hear +[12.080 --> 16.640] the typical things that you usually hear. And I hope you already know that when you hear Tripp Advice, +[16.640 --> 22.240] that we're not talking about the general advice that most people give, like giving her a compliment +[22.240 --> 29.360] or sending her flowers or buying her stuff or opening the door for her, all these chivalrous moves. +[29.360 --> 34.160] Yeah, some of those things are nice, but really, when you want to build deep attraction, +[34.160 --> 41.520] if you want to make her swoon and really like you, it's about dominance. What do I mean by dominance? +[41.520 --> 46.560] Dominance means that you are in control of the interaction that happens with the girl and you are +[46.560 --> 51.440] leading. So there's a few things that I'm going to tell you today where you're taking the lead. +[52.080 --> 57.520] And it is going to make her like you and even turn her on because you're going to be showing a masculine +[57.520 --> 64.480] trait which her being the feminine is attracted to. Let's get into it. The first very simple, +[64.480 --> 70.480] when you are dating a girl or even the first date, you pick the place where you guys are going. +[70.480 --> 77.760] Yes, you showing that control, you showing that you are making the decision being decisive is very +[77.760 --> 82.240] attractive and it is romantic and it doesn't matter really where you're going. I'm going to recommend +[82.240 --> 86.640] to you if it's a first date that you grab coffee or get a drink, but you pick the place, you pick the +[86.640 --> 92.800] time, let her know what the situation is. Lead her. She's going to like this a lot. Now, +[92.800 --> 98.960] staying on the topic of leading, I want you to be the one to lead her to the bedroom. Of course, +[98.960 --> 105.120] with consent, but I want you to initiate that. That is romantic, that is sexy, that is taking control, +[105.120 --> 110.080] that is masculine, all the characteristics. I can't stop repeating to you that you need to be +[110.080 --> 116.320] able to embody, being able to lead her to the bedroom is really an amazing thing because a woman, +[116.880 --> 123.520] it's not really in her DNA to necessarily do that. Yes, sometimes she will, but she wants to be led. +[123.520 --> 127.360] Now, I want to be very careful here. I know a lot of guys end up complaining like, why do we have +[127.360 --> 132.160] to do all the work? Don't think about it as you doing all the work and her not her being lazy. Just +[132.160 --> 136.240] think about it in terms of how the masculine and feminine work together in terms of creating +[136.240 --> 141.040] attraction. Like I've been saying, the masculine is the one who's dominant and leads, and the woman +[141.040 --> 145.600] is there to receive. Now, here's another one sort of related to the first one I said is, if you're +[145.600 --> 151.440] dating a girl, have been with her for a while, doing something that they enjoy. Okay? So, something +[151.440 --> 156.880] that she said that she likes to do, I want you to plan that. That's very romantic and also still +[156.880 --> 161.760] staying on the topic of being dominant and leading, still that as well. Right? So, you've been talking +[161.760 --> 165.440] to her, you've been getting to know her, she says she likes something or she likes a certain movie or +[165.440 --> 171.440] a certain activity, whatever it is, just plan it and go for it. Okay? So, again, this is not necessarily +[171.440 --> 175.760] going to be the first date. This is something maybe down the line, but make sure you're listening to her. +[175.760 --> 180.240] And make sure when you know, just say, hey, we're doing something fun tonight, something spontaneous, +[180.240 --> 184.800] something different. Are you free tonight at eight? If so, let's do this. Don't tell it what it is, +[184.800 --> 189.680] keep it a mystery, and boom, you're again in that dominant position. And she's going to love it +[189.680 --> 193.520] because it's something that she likes and you have been listening to her. Here's another one for +[193.520 --> 200.160] when you're farther down into the dating process from maybe relationship. The act of actually asking her +[200.880 --> 205.440] what her love language is. Okay? If you don't know what that is, not going to talk about in this video, +[205.440 --> 209.200] talk about another video, but you can look it up, but there's five different ways that people receive +[209.200 --> 213.600] love. And so, if you know what your love language is, and you can communicate that to your partner, +[213.600 --> 218.160] they can speak your love language and then it really helps with the relationship. So, the +[218.160 --> 222.720] act of sitting down and talking to her about that is actually going to be very romantic, because it's +[222.720 --> 225.840] going to show that you care. And also, it's going to be good for you because you're going to +[225.840 --> 229.520] really tell her what your love language is, and you guys are going to be able to connect on that +[229.520 --> 233.920] level. Like I said, it's going to allow for a deeper intimacy between the two of you, and she's +[233.920 --> 239.600] going to like it. Now, if you can't guess what the last one is, I'll just tell you. The last one +[239.600 --> 244.800] is you're going to act on it, right? So, it's not just about having the conversation that's going to +[244.800 --> 248.320] be romantic, but you're going to actually act on it. You're going to find out what her love +[248.320 --> 254.000] language is and how she receives love. And then you're going to figure out how you can do that, +[254.000 --> 258.640] right? So, I'll give you just a little tip here. You know, the five are quality time, physical +[258.640 --> 264.560] touch, acts of service, words of affirmation, and gifts. Okay, so these are the five ones. And so, +[264.560 --> 269.200] you're going to act on that. You're going to do something that relates to her love language. +[269.200 --> 274.320] And then, round and round, you guys go, you're going to be very happy, and it's going to be a great +[274.800 --> 278.240] time. Now, in number two, I told you about leaving her to the bedroom, but you might not know how to +[278.240 --> 282.960] build that sexual tension between you and the girl. Well, I have a video that actually demonstrates +[282.960 --> 288.160] that. You can watch that and learn how to build that tension so you can smoothly lead her to the +[288.160 --> 292.000] bedroom. So, I'm just going to check that out. It's a free video. It's down in the description +[292.000 --> 296.880] below. Go get that. And then in the comments, write down which one you think is something that you +[296.880 --> 302.160] can use soon and something that you can do to be able to be more romantic and in the end of the +[302.160 --> 312.160] day, get her more attracted to you. Let's hear from you, and I'll see you in the next video. diff --git a/transcript/DIY_F0ZvF-FbCr0.txt b/transcript/DIY_F0ZvF-FbCr0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c4b718b30dc95c1f9551b00f8de7b903688e0cde --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/DIY_F0ZvF-FbCr0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,265 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.000] This is a robot I calm. I like to call it Mark Wong. +[6.000 --> 15.000] It's an Arduino powered robotic arm which features a claw for moving objects around, as well as six motors for better movement. +[15.000 --> 22.000] And this robot can be programmed with an Arduino which means we can automate our favorite tasks. +[22.000 --> 25.000] Like passing verification tests. +[25.000 --> 28.000] In this example, it's able to pass capture forms. +[33.000 --> 37.000] Or it can even automate tasks like picking up objects. +[45.000 --> 52.000] Now, how it works is that each of these motors are all working together to complete a task. +[53.000 --> 55.000] But there's more. +[55.000 --> 63.000] This prototype can be controlled by hand gestures, which means we can have a more natural interaction when controlling the robot. +[63.000 --> 66.000] We've been any part of the robot. +[66.000 --> 73.000] And since it's wireless and portable, this means we can control it whether we're next to it or at a range. +[73.000 --> 77.000] Completing tasks without the need to program every step. +[77.000 --> 81.000] And this is going to be the first prototype for the project. +[81.000 --> 84.000] And honestly, there's quite a bit we can do with this. +[84.000 --> 89.000] And staying true to the Iron Man theme, we're calling this prototype Mark Wong. +[89.000 --> 94.000] And in this video, we're going to find out how to build a robot arm, as well as a robotic glove. +[94.000 --> 98.000] This video has been times damped so you can go to different sections. +[98.000 --> 105.000] As well as you can find a 3D model, the code and the part list in the description below, which we're going to more detail. +[105.000 --> 111.000] Before we start, if you like this type of content, help us be the YouTube algorithm by smash the like button. +[111.000 --> 113.000] And also leave a comment. +[113.000 --> 117.000] I literally reply to every comment, even if the comment is comment. +[117.000 --> 121.000] Consider subscribing and turning post notifications on. +[121.000 --> 123.000] We've got more videos on the way. +[123.000 --> 125.000] Isn't that right, Mark? +[125.000 --> 127.000] Mark? +[127.000 --> 137.000] And if you stick to the end, you also find out how well this robot works. +[137.000 --> 139.000] Anyways, that's not from me. +[139.000 --> 141.000] And let's start building. +[147.000 --> 150.000] The part list. +[150.000 --> 156.000] Now, in order to put the robotic arm together, we'll need an Arduino. +[156.000 --> 160.000] This will pretty much be the brains of the robotic arm. +[160.000 --> 162.000] We also need six server mooses. +[162.000 --> 166.000] The servers will be used as joints for the robotic arm. +[166.000 --> 170.000] A stepper motor. +[170.000 --> 174.000] A server driver. +[174.000 --> 179.000] A battery for the server driver. +[179.000 --> 184.000] A Bluetooth module to communicate with the robotic glove. +[184.000 --> 188.000] Some jumper wires. +[188.000 --> 191.000] And a breadboard. +[191.000 --> 195.000] And for the robotic glove, what we'll need is an Arduino. +[195.000 --> 199.000] This time we're using a smaller Arduino Nano. +[199.000 --> 202.000] A breadboard. +[202.000 --> 206.000] A flex sensor. +[206.000 --> 208.000] And a cellarometer. +[208.000 --> 212.000] Now these two will make up the sensors for the glove. +[213.000 --> 218.000] And lastly, a Bluetooth module in order to communicate with the robotic arm. +[218.000 --> 222.000] Links to the part sign in the description below. +[222.000 --> 226.000] So, how does it work? +[226.000 --> 229.000] Here's the drawings that make up the robotic arm. +[229.000 --> 233.000] Now, we can think of the robotic arm as a series of motors, +[233.000 --> 238.000] all working together to complete a task, like moving an object. +[239.000 --> 243.000] Here's a closer look with each motor rotating on an axis. +[243.000 --> 247.000] We use an Arduino to control the server motors. +[247.000 --> 251.000] And to drive them all, we'll be using a driver. +[251.000 --> 256.000] And each server motor would be programmed to move together to perform a task, +[256.000 --> 260.000] like picking an object. +[260.000 --> 267.000] And then we can assemble each server motor into a 3D printed robotic arm. +[269.000 --> 272.000] And program it. +[272.000 --> 275.000] And this is pretty much what we'll be building. +[275.000 --> 279.000] But the question is, how do we communicate with the robotic arm, +[279.000 --> 282.000] using hand gestures from the glove? +[282.000 --> 287.000] So, when it's all stripped down, we've pretty much got a sender and a receiver. +[287.000 --> 293.000] And we're using a sensor to send values to the robotic arm, to move the servers. +[293.000 --> 296.000] And this is done over Bluetooth. +[297.000 --> 301.000] So, having a closer look, we bend the sensor to the value changes. +[301.000 --> 306.000] Now, if we exceed a specific value, we can send a message over the Bluetooth +[306.000 --> 309.000] to turn that specific server motor. +[309.000 --> 314.000] So, in that case, when we bend our finger, we can in turn control the robot's arm. +[314.000 --> 317.000] We're also going to cover how the 3D arm is printed, +[317.000 --> 322.000] and adding more flick sensors to make a complete robotic glove later on. +[322.000 --> 326.000] But let's get back to the robot, and let's get started. +[326.000 --> 330.000] Assembly of parts, the robotic arm. +[330.000 --> 333.000] Now, there's different examples of robotic arms online. +[333.000 --> 336.000] You can either buy one or 3D print one. +[336.000 --> 340.000] But since I'll make another version, this one was 3D printed. +[340.000 --> 346.000] And if you've got a 3D printer, you can find many good examples of 3 robotic arms to build. +[346.000 --> 351.000] This is the one-hour model mine after, and credit goes to this maker. +[352.000 --> 358.000] And you can find more instructions on the assembly, on the article in the description below. +[358.000 --> 366.000] So, this robotic arm was slightly modified, so we can add a hole for an LED, for the grip a part of the motor. +[368.000 --> 372.000] Now, 3D printing the robotic arm was pretty long. +[372.000 --> 376.000] And if you want, you can get out of the box robotic arm instead. +[376.000 --> 381.000] But, taking the 3D printing approach helps create custom parts like this. +[382.000 --> 385.000] And we can print other parts. +[385.000 --> 392.000] Now that they're all printed, we can now assemble it altogether, with the server motors. +[392.000 --> 397.000] These can be simply screwed in using machine screws. +[397.000 --> 403.000] And it will be mounted in just like this. +[403.000 --> 411.000] And now we can slowly assemble the arm, with each of the 6 motors playing a part in the robotic arm build. +[411.000 --> 420.000] And these are the parts that make up the robotic arm, once we fully assemble it. +[420.000 --> 432.000] And here, we just assemble in the grip a part, slash claw, to the stem of the robotic arm. +[432.000 --> 445.000] Now, the good thing about the robotic arm, is that it has ball bearings, so we can smoothly rotate left or right. +[445.000 --> 451.000] The two main parts are the base rotation, and the robotic arm itself. +[451.000 --> 459.000] And now that we almost assemble it, all we need to do is insert these two together, and lock it in place. +[459.000 --> 462.000] And that's it for the assembly. +[462.000 --> 467.000] Each of the 6 server motors have now been mounted in place. +[467.000 --> 476.000] And each of these motors can now be programmed to move or perform a task, like picking an object. +[476.000 --> 486.000] If you've got any other ideas, let me know in the comments below. +[487.000 --> 489.000] Now the robotic arm is assembled. +[489.000 --> 496.000] We can see the individual parts these motors play in the rotation and movement of the robotic arm. +[496.000 --> 505.000] For example, we can rotate the shoulder joint, as well as extending the elbow joint. +[505.000 --> 513.000] And we can even rotate the wrist joint, which will be the claw. +[513.000 --> 517.000] Server motor wiring, introducing the Arduino. +[517.000 --> 522.000] Now we have the server motors all assembled into the robotic arm. +[522.000 --> 525.000] We'll still need to somehow power the server motors. +[525.000 --> 531.000] And in order to power each individual server motor, we'll need a driver. +[531.000 --> 534.000] And this is where the Arduino comes into the picture. +[534.000 --> 538.000] Now, our doeners are open source, so there's different copies. +[539.000 --> 542.000] We'll be also using a server driver. +[542.000 --> 547.000] And the server driver will be using to do this, is the PCA 9685. +[547.000 --> 560.000] And this is pretty much what we'll need to power the 6 server motors, which include jumper wires, a breadboard, and a 5.4 RC battery pack. +[560.000 --> 564.000] Now we can slowly assemble these all together. +[564.000 --> 571.000] Now, attaching the server motors is as simple as plugging them in into their color coded pins. +[574.000 --> 577.000] Now we can add the other 5 in. +[579.000 --> 590.000] And all of these all attach to the individual motors of the robotic arm, which can drive any individual server motor on the arm. +[591.000 --> 597.000] And we can pretty much wired them all together, based on the diagram provided. +[600.000 --> 607.000] And now we can add the 5 volt RC battery pack to the server driver to power the server motors. +[608.000 --> 611.000] And we can do this by screwing these in. +[612.000 --> 623.000] We can now hook up the Arduino to our laptop and load the code to power the server motors. +[624.000 --> 628.000] And you can find all the codes in the description with each test code. +[633.000 --> 638.000] In this example, we're just testing the server motors for the claw slash gripper. +[642.000 --> 647.000] Now we have the 6 server motors working. We have one more thing to do. +[647.000 --> 653.000] We still need to figure our way to make the robotic arm rotate left or right. +[655.000 --> 662.000] Now the robotic arm is gaining a bit of weight. And using the standard server motor isn't powerful enough to move it. +[662.000 --> 669.000] So instead of using the standard server motor, we're going to use a stepper motor, which is pretty accurate. +[670.000 --> 674.000] As we can control the number of steps slash rotations needed. +[676.000 --> 681.000] Now this is the diagram that shows the setup using the stepper motor and the driver. +[683.000 --> 689.000] The stepper motor comes with its own driver, being the A4988 driver. +[692.000 --> 696.000] And now based on the diagram, we're just going to assemble it all together. +[700.000 --> 706.000] The stepper motor requires a higher voltage compared to a server motor. +[706.000 --> 711.000] So we're going to use a 11.1V Li-Po battery to supply the power. +[713.000 --> 717.000] And loading the test code, we can see it rotate clockwise. +[717.000 --> 722.000] We can even smoothen the stepper motor movements by adding a capacitor. +[723.000 --> 725.000] So an overview. +[725.000 --> 729.000] We went from adding the six server motors to adding the stepper motor. +[729.000 --> 734.000] And now this is the four robotic arm electronic diagram. +[736.000 --> 742.000] And now we're happy with it. We can mount the stepper motor into the base of the robotic arm. +[745.000 --> 748.000] Which we can line up and eventually screw in. +[749.000 --> 755.000] The stepper motor will be mounted to a gear tooth, which would in turn rotate the whole robotic arm. +[755.000 --> 761.000] And as you can see, we've got the smaller gear tooth and the larger one in the back. +[761.000 --> 766.000] And we can place these two in and they're locked in place. +[767.000 --> 778.000] You can also see that the ball bearings provide for a smoother contact, also reducing the noise. +[785.000 --> 788.000] And now we've got the robotic arm all assembled. +[788.000 --> 792.000] We can load in the test code to rotate the robotic arm. +[792.000 --> 795.000] And that's pretty much it for the robotic arm. +[796.000 --> 801.000] And if it's the robotic arm you wanted to do, you can pretty much stop here. +[801.000 --> 804.000] The next part will be on how the glove is assembled. +[804.000 --> 808.000] Assembly of parts, the robotic glove. +[810.000 --> 812.000] Now stay in true to the aesthetics. +[812.000 --> 815.000] The robotic glove was also 3D printed. +[815.000 --> 821.000] But you can use a standard glove to work with, which I used with earlier versions. +[821.000 --> 826.000] Now the glove comes in parts which can be printed off individually. +[826.000 --> 834.000] In this example, I'm printing off the index finger of the robotic glove, which comes in 3 segments. +[834.000 --> 839.000] The 3 parts representing the finger joints can all be snapped in. +[839.000 --> 844.000] I want saw assembled if fits perfectly on my finger. +[844.000 --> 848.000] And there we have it, that's the finger joint. +[849.000 --> 852.000] And this is how it looks when it's all assembled. +[855.000 --> 859.000] Now the glove provides a good degree of freedom, which is a bonus. +[859.000 --> 864.000] So now that's done, let's find out how the robotic glove senses work. +[865.000 --> 868.000] And from the part list, we'll need an Arduino Nano. +[868.000 --> 872.000] This will be ideal since it's small enough to fit on our hand. +[874.000 --> 877.000] Also a breadboard for prototyping. +[877.000 --> 882.000] And then a solarometer to measure the changes in the hand movement. +[882.000 --> 884.000] And some jumper wires. +[887.000 --> 889.000] And the flex sensor. +[889.000 --> 893.000] These two types of sensors would be the main focus. +[893.000 --> 898.000] And lastly, a 10kW resistor for the flex sensor. +[899.000 --> 903.000] To start off, the following wiring would focus on the flex sensors. +[903.000 --> 908.000] With the output of the flex sensor, going to analog 3 on the Arduino. +[908.000 --> 915.000] And once that's wired up and the code has been uploaded, which you can find in the description, we can test it out. +[916.000 --> 920.000] Now the flex sensor works a bit like a potential divider. +[920.000 --> 923.000] And as the flex sensor bends, the resistance changes. +[923.000 --> 927.000] And here's a graphical look of the flex sensor value changing. +[927.000 --> 930.000] Now put in a threshold that let's say 70. +[930.000 --> 937.000] If it passes this, we'll send a value to the robotic arms Arduino through Bluetooth. +[937.000 --> 943.000] And by holding the flex in place, we can also hold the position of the server motor. +[943.000 --> 946.000] And in turn, the robot. +[949.000 --> 954.000] And by taking this idea and attaching it to our finger, there we have it. +[954.000 --> 957.000] We have a sensor that can detect the changes in our finger movement. +[958.000 --> 963.000] Now, the accelerometer would be used to measure the changes in our hand movement. +[963.000 --> 969.000] And this is the diagram with the updated accelerometer in place. +[969.000 --> 975.000] And now we can upload the accelerometer test code. +[976.000 --> 984.000] And by moving it slightly, we can see how the X and Y coordinates change based on the relative position of the accelerometer. +[984.000 --> 987.000] Moving left to right, up and down. +[990.000 --> 994.000] And that's pretty much it what we'll need and how it's assembled. +[995.000 --> 1001.000] With the two sensors alone, we can control the robotic arms gripper to open and close. +[1002.000 --> 1010.000] And as well as rotating the gripper counterclockwise or clockwise, as well as up and down. +[1011.000 --> 1016.000] Now this idea will form the basis of the 3D glove. +[1016.000 --> 1025.000] And for this, I pretty much added two extra flex sensors and another accelerometer, which can be powered from a 9 volt battery. +[1027.000 --> 1031.000] Adding additional sensors, this is what the electronics looks like. +[1031.000 --> 1036.000] With a Bluetooth module to communicate with the robotic arm. +[1037.000 --> 1042.000] Now the next step is attaching electronics to the robotic glove. +[1042.000 --> 1045.000] Going from this to this. +[1047.000 --> 1051.000] Where we can bend the flex sensors, which are mapped to each finger. +[1053.000 --> 1058.000] And the most important thing about the assembly is securing all sensors in place. +[1058.000 --> 1065.000] And to do this, we can use hot glue. +[1067.000 --> 1071.000] And this is how we're going to wear the glove. +[1073.000 --> 1082.000] Given that all sensors are now being added, we can now go into more detail on how every flex sensor maps onto the arm. +[1083.000 --> 1089.000] You can see how each sensor represents a servo on the robotic arm. +[1091.000 --> 1096.000] Now this is optional, but you can even add the second accelerometer to an arm band. +[1096.000 --> 1101.000] As well as a 9 volt battery, which was added to make the robotic glove portable. +[1103.000 --> 1107.000] And this is pretty much the robotic arm prototype on a breadboard. +[1107.000 --> 1110.000] We'll see how we can make this more advanced. +[1113.000 --> 1123.000] Now believe it or not, the robotic glove required me to isolate some of my joint movements to not trigger any false positives. +[1123.000 --> 1127.000] And this is where body isolation became useful. +[1129.000 --> 1131.000] Here it is all assembled. +[1133.000 --> 1135.000] And finally, the build. +[1135.000 --> 1137.000] This is what each part does. +[1138.000 --> 1143.000] So opening and closing the robotic claw can be done by moving our index finger up or down. +[1144.000 --> 1150.000] And rotating counterclockwise or clockwise will move the grip ahead as well as up and down. +[1151.000 --> 1158.000] And we can rotate the whole robotic arm left or right or bend or stretch to move the robotic elbow. +[1161.000 --> 1164.000] Now that is the robotic glove and arm pretty much done. +[1165.000 --> 1169.000] Now let's get back to the coat to see how the programming really works. +[1173.000 --> 1179.000] Now the programming part is explained in more detail on the article in the description below. +[1179.000 --> 1182.000] But it's still important to go over the key parts. +[1183.000 --> 1191.000] Ideally there are two main coats, one for the robot arm and the other for the glove, being the controller in this case. +[1192.000 --> 1197.000] So let's start off with the robot arm and see how this will be programmed. +[1197.000 --> 1204.000] To start off, the robot arm includes the server driver library, being the PC9685. +[1204.000 --> 1209.000] This way we can power multiple servers, all controlled by an Arduino. +[1209.000 --> 1213.000] This will be used rather than using the standard server.right function. +[1214.000 --> 1219.000] The following here declares and initializes the variables for the step-amotor. +[1221.000 --> 1227.000] And in the setup we can declare the pins used for the server and step-amotor. +[1228.000 --> 1236.000] In the loop section, I've added a delay of three seconds on start up, so the robot doesn't jump at you straight away. +[1236.000 --> 1243.000] Now the way we control the server motors is by using the library name dot server. +[1243.000 --> 1250.000] This takes two parameters, the position of the server plugged on the driver, starting from zero. +[1251.000 --> 1254.000] And the position will like to move it. +[1254.000 --> 1261.000] In this case we'll be moving the server on channel three to the relative position of ten. +[1261.000 --> 1270.000] Now with that theory we can pretty much make a function that can move the wrist part of the robot arm as seen here. +[1270.000 --> 1278.000] And from there you can make other functions like opening and closing the claw and making the robot stand. +[1279.000 --> 1283.000] And that's pretty much it for the robotic arm alone. +[1283.000 --> 1291.000] But if you would like to take one step further and control the robotic arm with the robot glove, here's the code. +[1291.000 --> 1299.000] Now for the robotic glove, as mentioned we have three flex sensors and two accelerometers and these are initialized here. +[1299.000 --> 1306.000] We'll first off declare the three sensors on the thumb, pinky and middle, as well as the accelerators. +[1306.000 --> 1316.000] In the setup, we'll begin the transmission of the sensors, including the Bluetooth serial communication at the board rate of 4800. +[1316.000 --> 1323.000] Now in the loop section, we'll read the values of the flex sensors to the Arduino. +[1323.000 --> 1333.000] And based on the previous theory, when the value of the flex sensor bends exceeds the threshold, this is when we'll send the character F. +[1334.000 --> 1339.000] And this value is what will be sent through Bluetooth to the robotic arm. +[1339.000 --> 1349.000] And if we go back to the robotic arm code, we can create a function that listens on the board rate of 4800 with the Bluetooth module. +[1349.000 --> 1359.000] And if it receives the character F, this would then call on the GRIPER SERVER backward function, which will move the server. +[1359.000 --> 1366.000] And this is an indefinite loop, always waiting for communication from the glove to the robotic arm. +[1366.000 --> 1374.000] And we have an example function here, whereby we're moving the server on the 5th channel of the server driver. +[1374.000 --> 1378.000] And we can create as many functions here. +[1378.000 --> 1385.000] And that's pretty much it for the programming. It's now time to put everything all together. +[1389.000 --> 1399.000] Now putting it together, a 3D printing enclosure was used in case the circuitry of the robotic arm, as well as some braided cables for protection. +[1399.000 --> 1405.000] And now we can finally place all our circuitry into the enclosure. +[1405.000 --> 1411.000] And we can use a simple power bank to power our Arduino. +[1411.000 --> 1419.000] And this is it. This is absolutely everything we'll need in terms of hardware to work with this robotic arm prototype. +[1419.000 --> 1423.000] Now let's test it out. +[1423.000 --> 1429.000] In this example, we have the robotic arm waking up. +[1429.000 --> 1434.000] And we can just pretty much close the enclosure, which has a snap on the lid. +[1434.000 --> 1438.000] And now it's program. It's now time to test it out. +[1438.000 --> 1445.000] And if we bend the flick sensor, the value changes. And this is sent to the robotic arm. +[1445.000 --> 1449.000] So how old does the robot arm respond to hand gestures? +[1449.000 --> 1453.000] Well, the prototype is pretty responsive and works. +[1453.000 --> 1459.000] However, the robot glove is pretty sensitive, as it had quite a few sensors. +[1459.000 --> 1466.000] Plus, it was a bit of a learning curve to control the robot without triggering other parts of the arm. +[1466.000 --> 1475.000] But the good thing is these are programming related. And improving the code should improve the accuracy and the fluidity of the arm. +[1475.000 --> 1482.000] We'll revise this prototype sometime in the future. And I'll probably call it Mark II. +[1482.000 --> 1485.000] Hey, you've made it to the end, or you skipped ahead. +[1485.000 --> 1487.000] Either way, thanks for watching. +[1487.000 --> 1491.000] By the way, I've also recently started a Patreon. +[1491.000 --> 1496.000] And if you would like to support the projects, that's the best way to do it. +[1496.000 --> 1503.000] So thanks for that. And thank you for all the subscribers. I really do appreciate it. Honesty is crazy. +[1503.000 --> 1509.000] And thank you to everybody who subscribed. I literally reply to every comment. So please let me know if you do have any questions. +[1509.000 --> 1516.000] And if you want to make a project like this and you want to improve on the code, definitely contribute to the Git repo. +[1516.000 --> 1519.000] And you can find more details in the article below. +[1519.000 --> 1523.000] I'm Evan. Thanks for watching. Peace. diff --git a/transcript/DIY_J0puJgTTpQc.txt b/transcript/DIY_J0puJgTTpQc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..21792103e460da83b0a6331f4f00138c3eab72b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/DIY_J0puJgTTpQc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.120] Let's make custom gestures on your iPhone. +[3.120 --> 11.440] Now, your iPhone can create these custom gestures where it will do certain things that you can program out +[11.440 --> 15.520] and you can repeatedly do them. They help with a lot of different things. +[15.520 --> 17.200] I'll show you how to turn those on. +[17.200 --> 20.240] So, to tap on settings here first, +[20.240 --> 24.480] and we'll scroll down and tap on Accessibility. +[24.880 --> 30.720] And then we'll want to choose Touch Midway Down and Assistive Touch at the top. +[30.720 --> 32.800] So, you're going to want to turn on Assistive Touch. +[33.760 --> 39.680] And now you can see this Assistive Touch menu has turned on or been enabled. +[40.560 --> 45.040] At the bottom here, you can see Create New Gestures. So, what I'm going to do is tap on that. +[45.040 --> 48.320] And it says Tap or Swipe to create gestures. +[48.320 --> 50.880] A sequence of gestures will be combined into one. +[51.520 --> 57.760] So, for instance, say you're on Tinder or Bumble or something like that and you want to +[58.320 --> 63.360] automatically accept or decline a bunch of potential matches. +[63.360 --> 66.480] So, I can repeatedly swipe to the left. +[67.120 --> 69.680] Say I'm going to swipe to the left at a bunch of times. +[71.440 --> 73.600] And then hit Save at the top right. +[74.320 --> 77.520] And I'm just going to say Swipe Left. +[78.320 --> 79.680] Oh, can't spell. +[80.480 --> 86.960] Or say you're playing a game and you want it to tap the Attack button bunch of times. +[86.960 --> 92.960] I can create New Gesture here and say this is where the Attack button is. +[92.960 --> 98.400] I'm going to tap here a bunch of times just to keep attacking that person +[98.400 --> 100.160] and hit Save at the top right. +[100.800 --> 103.760] And I'm going to call this Attack and hit Save. +[104.560 --> 107.520] Now, we've created two different custom gestures. +[107.520 --> 110.400] I'm going to tap Customize Top-Label Menu. +[111.200 --> 117.920] And I'm going to tap on a couple of these and change them to those ones that I just created. +[117.920 --> 121.360] So, under Custom Gestures, I'm going to say Swipe Left here. +[122.320 --> 126.160] And then this one will be Attack. +[127.040 --> 131.280] Now, hit Done at the top right and we can hop out of there. +[131.360 --> 137.920] Now that I've created those custom gestures, I can tap on the Assistive Touch and hit Attack here. +[138.640 --> 144.320] And I will tap there and you can see that it will tap a bunch of times +[145.360 --> 145.920] on here. +[146.560 --> 149.360] And then I can tap on it again and hit Swipe Left. +[149.920 --> 155.360] And you can see that it will swipe left a bunch of times throughout that process. +[155.360 --> 161.200] So, depending on where you are, you can tap that and hit Attack if you wanted to attack. +[161.760 --> 167.040] Or tap that button a bunch of times or swipe or draw something a bunch of times. +[167.040 --> 171.200] Anything you want, any gesture that you want, you can create that. +[171.200 --> 174.800] And it will automate that gesture a bunch of times if you want. +[175.440 --> 178.720] Hope this helps. Thanks for your time today and I'll see you on the next one. diff --git a/transcript/DIY_q7tLsW7JXBU.txt b/transcript/DIY_q7tLsW7JXBU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..09b45b0220386bcc99bb909149054bb25a030962 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/DIY_q7tLsW7JXBU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.000] 1.5% +[4.000 --> 8.000] 1.5% +[8.000 --> 12.000] 1.5% +[12.000 --> 16.000] 1.5% +[16.000 --> 20.000] 1.5% +[20.000 --> 24.000] 1.5% +[24.000 --> 28.000] 1.5% diff --git a/transcript/cooking_-PJ1JE2wmSo.txt b/transcript/cooking_-PJ1JE2wmSo.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c2f0aa3933b73c30a1d96b9ed5895b1581f99bf --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_-PJ1JE2wmSo.txt @@ -0,0 +1,457 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.000] Hello, that's good to see you. +[5.000 --> 14.000] Today I want to show you some little samples and little things that you can use for your +[14.000 --> 15.000] hotel business. +[15.000 --> 21.800] If you're looking for little tiny shampoos and soaps, I wanted to show you some of the +[21.800 --> 24.000] ones that I have in my collection. +[24.000 --> 29.000] But the first thing we need to do is remove the items from this table. +[29.000 --> 34.000] Now I want to just make sure that we have plenty of space right here. +[34.000 --> 41.000] And what I'm going to do is just we're just going to take everything away. +[41.000 --> 42.000] Just one at a time. +[42.000 --> 50.000] I have this little candle here, ocean minerals. +[50.000 --> 58.000] We even have some little containers of tic-tacs, orange tic-tacs. +[58.000 --> 65.000] And a second container of tic-tacs. +[65.000 --> 71.000] We have some napkins here and a little handle, you can see. +[71.000 --> 74.000] These are just plain white napkins. +[74.000 --> 78.000] I'm going to have one here from Arbys. +[78.000 --> 81.000] I even have some Christmas napkins tucked in there. +[81.000 --> 82.000] They're pretty. +[82.000 --> 83.000] Look at that. +[83.000 --> 87.000] It's very, very shiny. +[88.000 --> 94.000] And a little sneak peek from all the... +[103.000 --> 105.000] And some bulbs that I just bought. +[105.000 --> 107.000] These are a double daffodil mixture. +[107.000 --> 109.000] It comes with 10 bulbs. +[109.000 --> 112.000] So we're going to move that away. +[117.000 --> 123.000] A bowl of nose bag. +[123.000 --> 127.000] And a receipt from Aldi. +[127.000 --> 129.000] And some RX labels. +[129.000 --> 134.000] That's for a video I want to do in the future. +[134.000 --> 139.000] So now that we have everything off the table, +[139.000 --> 142.000] I want to place a table cloth here. +[142.000 --> 147.000] And then we can look at the little samples. +[147.000 --> 154.000] So today we're just going to use this basic white table cloth. +[154.000 --> 163.000] You can see that it has creases where it's been folded. +[163.000 --> 166.000] I'm going to lay this out. +[166.000 --> 170.000] That's going to give us a nice smooth surface. +[170.000 --> 176.000] We can even fold it one more time. +[176.000 --> 178.000] Look at that. +[178.000 --> 180.000] Perfect. +[180.000 --> 182.000] Okay. +[182.000 --> 188.000] So now we're ready to take a look at the little tiny +[188.000 --> 191.000] shampoos and lotions and soaps. +[191.000 --> 195.000] I'm going to put them all right here. +[195.000 --> 198.000] I have two baskets. +[198.000 --> 203.000] Then I got it, Aldi. +[203.000 --> 205.000] They had large ones. +[205.000 --> 210.000] And you could also get a pack of two little ones like this for $4.99. +[210.000 --> 214.000] So let's see what we have today. +[214.000 --> 219.000] One of the first things we have, this would be a more premium item. +[219.000 --> 222.000] You would not find this in just any place. +[222.000 --> 225.000] This is Orribae or Orrib. +[225.000 --> 230.000] Orribae, dry texturizing spray for your hair. +[230.000 --> 234.000] It's kind of like a dry shampoo. +[234.000 --> 239.000] So if you did not have time to wash your hair and you didn't want to, +[239.000 --> 246.000] you could just use this little tiny container of a dry texturizing spray. +[246.000 --> 251.000] So that is our first item there. +[251.000 --> 256.000] And then another item that we have that is very popular is from, +[256.000 --> 259.000] let's see, youth to the people. +[259.000 --> 264.000] This is a kale and green tea spinach vitamins, +[264.000 --> 267.000] superfood cleanser for your face. +[267.000 --> 273.000] And it comes in this nice little recycled cardboard container. +[273.000 --> 275.000] And you just open it up. +[275.000 --> 279.000] Now see when you display this in the room. +[279.000 --> 287.000] You could place this there, maybe with some little wash quads arranged a certain way. +[287.000 --> 290.000] You could make little shapes with them. +[290.000 --> 292.000] And put this in the middle. +[292.000 --> 299.000] You would leave it in the box, but I will show you what it looks like if you take it out. +[299.000 --> 307.000] So once you take it out, you have this little recycled glass bottle of face facial cleanser. +[307.000 --> 314.000] And it does contain kale and green tea and spinach vitamins. +[314.000 --> 317.000] So you can get this little container here. +[317.000 --> 320.000] It is one half of an ounce. +[320.000 --> 324.000] That is good for multiple uses. +[324.000 --> 327.000] It would be a nice thing for your guests. +[327.000 --> 332.000] A very nice gentle facial cleanser. +[332.000 --> 334.000] These would pair very well together. +[334.000 --> 337.000] These are nice premium items. +[337.000 --> 342.000] And I think they would go very well together like that. +[342.000 --> 348.000] The next item that we have would be extra comfort dental floss. +[348.000 --> 351.000] This is like dental tape. +[351.000 --> 355.000] This is the equate extra comfort dental floss. +[355.000 --> 358.000] And it comes in a little plastic container. +[358.000 --> 361.000] Now these would come wrapped in plastic. +[361.000 --> 365.000] You would have them in a single serve little container. +[365.000 --> 367.000] These are small. +[367.000 --> 369.000] These would be good for several uses. +[369.000 --> 371.000] And would be wrapped in plastic. +[371.000 --> 375.000] To assure cleanliness and hygiene. +[375.000 --> 379.000] And we have a special offer for you. +[379.000 --> 384.000] If you purchase one lot of these and they come by the dozen. +[384.000 --> 388.000] If you purchase one lot of at least 12. +[388.000 --> 392.000] We will give you another lot for free. +[392.000 --> 397.000] So you can buy one lot and get a second lot for free. +[397.000 --> 405.000] That is a limited time offer for our very special customers like you. +[405.000 --> 407.000] Another item. +[407.000 --> 409.000] This is very popular. +[409.000 --> 411.000] Everyone loves this one. +[411.000 --> 415.000] This is the white water collection. +[416.000 --> 418.000] This is lotion. +[418.000 --> 421.000] This is good for hand and body. +[421.000 --> 425.000] It's a nice light lotion that is all free. +[425.000 --> 428.000] So it's not going to cause any oily residue. +[428.000 --> 431.000] Just very nice. +[431.000 --> 435.000] And it's all natural and organic. +[435.000 --> 438.000] Very popular with our customers. +[438.000 --> 440.000] They love this one very much. +[440.000 --> 444.000] This is a half ounce bottle of lotion. +[444.000 --> 447.000] And it has a little plastic flip cap. +[447.000 --> 450.000] Now, since this is a premium item. +[450.000 --> 456.000] I would place that in the basket or your arrangement in each room. +[456.000 --> 458.000] With these premium items. +[458.000 --> 467.000] And of course we do offer a discount if you purchase multiple items from us all in one purchase. +[467.000 --> 469.000] The next item we have. +[469.000 --> 472.000] Now this is the basic soap. +[472.000 --> 475.000] But it is very nice. +[475.000 --> 478.000] This is Devon Mist. +[478.000 --> 483.000] Gentle formula French milled deodorant soap. +[483.000 --> 485.000] These are available in lots. +[485.000 --> 489.000] We do sell them per piece if you're interested in trying them. +[489.000 --> 494.000] They are 10 cents each as you can see from the little price sticker. +[494.000 --> 501.000] Now we do sell a tremendous amount of Devon Mist soap. +[501.000 --> 505.000] We make sure to keep lots of it on hand. +[505.000 --> 508.000] Because it is very popular. +[508.000 --> 512.000] We like to arrange it like this. +[512.000 --> 516.000] You can arrange it in any artful manner that you choose. +[516.000 --> 523.000] Most of our customers prefer to put at least three bars in each room. +[523.000 --> 529.000] With more available for the guests upon request. +[529.000 --> 534.000] We find that these are good single use soaps like this. +[534.000 --> 539.000] The wonderful thing about these soaps is that they come individually wrapped. +[539.000 --> 544.000] As you can see they come with this individual wrapping on it. +[544.000 --> 549.000] There is no need for any additional covering for each bar of soap. +[549.000 --> 554.000] You just take them as they are in the little packet like this. +[554.000 --> 566.000] You can arrange your countertop displays whether you are using premium items or other items that are less expensive. +[566.000 --> 569.000] These look good with any arrangement. +[569.000 --> 578.000] No matter how you want to do them, no matter how many you can do a basic arrangement or you can do something more elaborate with them. +[578.000 --> 585.000] Another product that is very popular is this Alure Therapy Body Loan. +[585.000 --> 588.000] This is another premium product. +[588.000 --> 592.000] This is 0.75 ounces in here. +[592.000 --> 600.000] It is a bit more expensive than the white water collection but do keep in mind that there is more in this container. +[600.000 --> 606.000] This is very popular with our spa and ski lodges. +[606.000 --> 611.000] It has natural shade butter and aromatherapy. +[611.000 --> 614.000] It has eucalyptus and lemon grass. +[614.000 --> 623.000] It is all organic and it is very, very luxurious from Alure. +[623.000 --> 626.000] It comes with this plastic cap here. +[626.000 --> 628.000] It is not a flip cap. +[628.000 --> 631.000] Some people prefer this type of cap here. +[631.000 --> 634.000] It is black plastic. +[635.000 --> 636.000] Very nice. +[636.000 --> 639.000] It looks really good. +[639.000 --> 643.000] Next to the dry texture icing spray. +[643.000 --> 649.000] They go very well together like this. +[649.000 --> 651.000] Another item. +[651.000 --> 659.000] This is for the more upscale establishments that will provide premium products for their guests. +[660.000 --> 666.000] This pharmacy makeup remover, green clean. +[666.000 --> 670.000] It is all organic and vegan. +[670.000 --> 675.000] It comes with this little recycled plastic container. +[675.000 --> 683.000] You can put this down with a little cotton swabs or cotton balls or anything like that. +[684.000 --> 688.000] It is a little face cloth that you might use to clean your face. +[688.000 --> 693.000] You can use the pharmacy makeup remover to do that. +[693.000 --> 702.000] It is oil based but it is hypoallergenic and vegan and certified organic. +[705.000 --> 712.000] Another product that is very popular with spa and our upscale clients +[712.000 --> 715.000] would be this K Beauty product. +[715.000 --> 722.000] This is glow recipe watermelon glow and it is a sleeping mask. +[722.000 --> 728.000] Our customers love it so much they buy it by the case. +[728.000 --> 730.000] Their customers love it as well. +[730.000 --> 733.000] It is a wonderful premium offering. +[733.000 --> 737.000] It is a nice little surprise to go into the bathroom and find this. +[737.000 --> 741.000] Maybe at the end of a long day or just a day of relaxing on vacation. +[743.000 --> 748.000] It is a very nice light weight mask. +[748.000 --> 752.000] It is not greasy. +[752.000 --> 755.000] It has a lovely smell. +[755.000 --> 758.000] It has this nice smell of watermelon. +[758.000 --> 760.000] It smells like summertime. +[760.000 --> 763.000] It is really light and lovely. +[763.000 --> 766.000] You could simply wash your face. +[766.000 --> 771.000] Perhaps with the youth to the people based on. +[772.000 --> 777.000] Apply the mask to the dried clean skin. +[777.000 --> 781.000] It soaks in and there is no need to rinse. +[781.000 --> 784.000] You are just ready for bed. +[784.000 --> 786.000] It is a wonderful product. +[786.000 --> 789.000] We highly recommend it. +[789.000 --> 796.000] If you are looking for something that might be a little bit more on the less expensive side. +[796.000 --> 802.000] We do have an institute Swiss body lotion. +[802.000 --> 808.000] This is a nourishing lotion and it does have marine extracts. +[808.000 --> 811.000] It is a very nice container. +[811.000 --> 815.000] It presents very well in this plastic here. +[815.000 --> 820.000] It does have a flip cap just here. +[820.000 --> 824.000] It looks very expensive and elegant. +[824.000 --> 827.000] It is quite affordable. +[827.000 --> 834.000] We can do a wonderful job of dressing up a less expensive room. +[834.000 --> 839.000] You can find this nice bottle of lotion. +[839.000 --> 842.000] It is very lovely. +[842.000 --> 844.000] It is not greasy. +[844.000 --> 846.000] It is very light weight. +[846.000 --> 848.000] It has a lovely smell. +[848.000 --> 850.000] It is coconut-centred. +[850.000 --> 853.000] It is actually really nice. +[853.000 --> 856.000] We do sell these by the case. +[856.000 --> 858.000] They are very popular. +[858.000 --> 863.000] This is one of our most popular down-scale brands. +[863.000 --> 865.000] Institute Swiss. +[865.000 --> 870.000] I am going to put this here with the equate extra-coupled dental floss. +[870.000 --> 878.000] If you are interested in a higher range of items for oral care like dental floss or toothbrushes. +[878.000 --> 880.000] We do offer those. +[880.000 --> 883.000] We do not have any samples at this time. +[883.000 --> 886.000] We do carry brands such as oral bee. +[886.000 --> 892.000] The equate is also good. +[892.000 --> 897.000] We have another item for the premium market. +[897.000 --> 900.000] This is from Gold Faden Indie. +[900.000 --> 905.000] This is a solution, vital boost, which will even skin tone. +[905.000 --> 909.000] This is a daily moisturizer for the face. +[909.000 --> 912.000] It is a regular hand-in-body lotion. +[912.000 --> 915.000] It is not a cleanser. +[915.000 --> 920.000] This is a moisturizer that was designed specifically for the face. +[920.000 --> 923.000] From Gold Faden Indie. +[923.000 --> 926.000] This is a half ounce tube. +[926.000 --> 929.000] It also contains vitamin D. +[929.000 --> 931.000] It is again very light weight. +[931.000 --> 935.000] We try to stick to products that do not have the oily residue. +[935.000 --> 941.000] Our clients do not like that because the customers will use the product. +[941.000 --> 945.000] They get the oily residue on their skin. +[945.000 --> 950.000] They go on to touch other items in the room. +[950.000 --> 955.000] Such as the door knobs or the mirror. +[955.000 --> 959.000] They leave greasy fingerprints everywhere. +[959.000 --> 964.000] They will touch the remote or the table in the room. +[964.000 --> 967.000] It leaves an oily film. +[967.000 --> 970.000] We do find that most of our customers do not like that. +[970.000 --> 974.000] We try to avoid products with an oily residue. +[974.000 --> 979.000] Gold Faden Indie is perfect for that because it has no oil. +[979.000 --> 981.000] It is high-apologetic. +[981.000 --> 986.000] Perfect for sensitive skin. +[986.000 --> 989.000] That is a premium product as well. +[989.000 --> 994.000] We can see we do cater to the more upscale items. +[994.000 --> 1000.000] But we also offer some that are more affordable as well. +[1000.000 --> 1003.000] We have items like the Devon Mist. +[1003.000 --> 1011.000] Which are popular with the lower scale or the upscale. +[1011.000 --> 1015.000] Another item along with basic essentials for oral care. +[1015.000 --> 1018.000] We offer little tubes of toothpaste. +[1018.000 --> 1022.000] We do have different brands and types. +[1022.000 --> 1025.000] They are all basically the same size. +[1025.000 --> 1028.000] You get this size right here. +[1028.000 --> 1030.000] These are 0.75 ounces. +[1030.000 --> 1032.000] This is just one example. +[1032.000 --> 1037.000] In our catalog we have numerous variety of teeth and brands. +[1037.000 --> 1042.000] This is Colgate, total advanced whitening. +[1042.000 --> 1045.000] And it offers special requests. +[1045.000 --> 1051.000] We also offer sensitive teeth toothpaste for sensitive teeth. +[1051.000 --> 1054.000] And we have self-requests as well. +[1054.000 --> 1056.000] This is just one example. +[1056.000 --> 1060.000] They all come with the cap that screws on and off. +[1060.000 --> 1064.000] It does not have a flip cap on it. +[1064.000 --> 1067.000] And these are purchased in bulk. +[1067.000 --> 1069.000] But we can mix and match. +[1069.000 --> 1072.000] If you want to get some of different types, +[1072.000 --> 1076.000] you can get a copy to a blodge and a common AU. +[1076.000 --> 1079.000] And whatever way you wish. +[1079.000 --> 1083.000] Now we do find that the little tubes of toothpaste are very popular +[1083.000 --> 1086.000] with both types of purchases. +[1086.000 --> 1091.000] So I'm going to put that in the middle with a soap. +[1091.000 --> 1093.000] Now this is a new item. +[1093.000 --> 1096.000] We have just introduced this week. +[1096.000 --> 1098.000] I am very happy to show this to you. +[1098.000 --> 1101.000] This is from IWA in WRC. +[1101.000 --> 1105.000] This is a leave-in conditioner for your hair. +[1105.000 --> 1109.000] It is a satin dream, leave-in cream. +[1109.000 --> 1112.000] It has caravace and argin oil in it. +[1112.000 --> 1118.000] Now don't let the word oil scare you because it does not leave a residue. +[1118.000 --> 1120.000] That is very important. +[1120.000 --> 1121.000] We make sure of that. +[1121.000 --> 1127.000] It's a light moisturizer that you would apply to your hair after washing it. +[1127.000 --> 1132.000] And it leaves it nice and shiny and conditioned. +[1132.000 --> 1139.000] This is another lovely item that our guests are delighted to find in their rooms. +[1139.000 --> 1147.000] They really love the IWA in WRC leave-in cream for the hair. +[1147.000 --> 1156.000] So we do have multiple hair products available, including the dry texturizing spray. +[1157.000 --> 1162.000] And another item that is brand new with us. +[1162.000 --> 1167.000] Along the K Beauty line, we have this wonder. +[1167.000 --> 1173.000] It is a wonder honey green aquabomb cream. +[1173.000 --> 1177.000] Now this is a nice hydrating gel. +[1177.000 --> 1182.000] It is a wonderful moisturizer for the face and neck area. +[1182.000 --> 1190.000] This is a 15 gram tube here, a half of an ounce. +[1190.000 --> 1193.000] It's wonderful. +[1193.000 --> 1197.000] And this one comes and recycled. +[1197.000 --> 1200.000] This one is available in recycled plastic. +[1200.000 --> 1203.000] A recycled plastic container. +[1203.000 --> 1209.000] Now these are not available with a bulk discount at this time because it is a newer item. +[1209.000 --> 1212.000] As well as this. +[1212.000 --> 1221.000] But if you are purchasing multiple items, of course, we are more than happy to give you a special rate and a special discount. +[1221.000 --> 1229.000] These items are so nice if you're going to put together a basket in your upscale room. +[1229.000 --> 1238.000] I think you will find that your guests are going to be very pleased and delighted to find such a wide variety of products available for their use. +[1239.000 --> 1244.000] They are going to love staying with you. +[1244.000 --> 1247.000] And another item here. +[1247.000 --> 1250.000] We have lots of new items today. +[1250.000 --> 1252.000] This is Hey Honey. +[1252.000 --> 1253.000] Show your glow. +[1253.000 --> 1258.000] Now this is a colloidal gold and honey beauty mask. +[1258.000 --> 1262.000] This is made to smooth, firm and hydrate your skin. +[1263.000 --> 1268.000] Now you can get several uses out of this one tube at least two. +[1268.000 --> 1272.000] And this of course is a premium product. +[1272.000 --> 1278.000] It is definitely a new comer, but it's quickly becoming a favorite. +[1278.000 --> 1285.000] I have already heard from several clients that their customers and guests are raving over this face mask. +[1285.000 --> 1289.000] And it is also available for purchase in retail. +[1290.000 --> 1294.000] So one thing we have done is we have partnered with Hey Honey. +[1294.000 --> 1304.000] And we are going to offer a special price for this item because using it in your upscale spots and retreats +[1304.000 --> 1315.000] gives them new customers that have gained lots of new customers because of our guests using them at your locations. +[1315.000 --> 1323.000] So if you are interested, I would be happy to discuss this further as far as a special discount for that. +[1325.000 --> 1328.000] We have so many nice items. +[1331.000 --> 1335.000] Now this next item is a bit of whimsy. +[1335.000 --> 1338.000] This has sort of a retro look to it. +[1338.000 --> 1345.000] It looks like the shampoo and conditioner bottles that you would find in hotels back in the 70s and 80s. +[1345.000 --> 1349.000] It has this nice rounded plastic top to it. +[1349.000 --> 1352.000] It's a nice little basic plastic bottle. +[1352.000 --> 1358.000] This is just an example from the Granville Queen Inn in Edenton, North Carolina. +[1358.000 --> 1366.000] This is a lotion, but we do have some basic shampoos and conditioners available in this same style. +[1366.000 --> 1373.000] If you are interested, now this is just a hand in body lotion. +[1373.000 --> 1376.000] And again, of course, no oily residue. +[1376.000 --> 1380.000] It is made of the finest quality ingredients. +[1380.000 --> 1390.000] However, it is not in the same tier as the more upscale brands of lotions that you are going to find here, +[1390.000 --> 1400.000] such as the Alure Therapy Body Lotion or the Whitewater Collection Lotion. +[1400.000 --> 1406.000] But these are available in bulk and we do give a wonderful discount. +[1406.000 --> 1415.000] Do remember, of course, that we have these as a hand in body lotion, as well as a shampoo and conditioner. +[1416.000 --> 1420.000] Here is a fun little item. +[1420.000 --> 1422.000] Everyone loves these. +[1422.000 --> 1426.000] I think this is probably our most popular item. +[1426.000 --> 1428.000] Now, these are not available in bulk. +[1428.000 --> 1430.000] We sell these individually. +[1430.000 --> 1433.000] It is a little rescue kit. +[1433.000 --> 1437.000] And a lot of bridal parties enjoy these if we are booking sweeps. +[1437.000 --> 1444.000] A lot of our customers, when they book sweeps for weddings, they love this thing. +[1444.000 --> 1446.000] They love this little kit. +[1446.000 --> 1447.000] It is perfect. +[1447.000 --> 1449.000] Now, it comes in this cute little case. +[1449.000 --> 1452.000] And they do come in an assortment of colors. +[1452.000 --> 1455.000] You can pick the different colors you like. +[1455.000 --> 1460.000] They all have this nice golden zipper here. +[1460.000 --> 1466.000] And they come with all kinds of really good things. +[1466.000 --> 1471.000] One thing inside you are going to find is an emergency sewing kit. +[1471.000 --> 1475.000] Now, the sewing kit has different colors of the red. +[1475.000 --> 1482.000] Earing bags, some buttons, safety pin, and a needle. +[1482.000 --> 1487.000] So this could be good for little emergency, if you need it to fix a button. +[1487.000 --> 1490.000] Or use a safety pin. +[1490.000 --> 1495.000] Or if you lost an earring back, this could be good for that. +[1495.000 --> 1500.000] And we also have in here a little tube of water. +[1500.000 --> 1503.000] A little tube of lip balm. +[1503.000 --> 1508.000] The customers love the little items in here because they are so adorable. +[1508.000 --> 1511.000] This is a little tiny tube of lip balm. +[1511.000 --> 1512.000] Look at that. +[1512.000 --> 1518.000] It's so little. +[1518.000 --> 1524.000] And for a quick fix, we have a little bottle of clear nail polish. +[1524.000 --> 1526.000] Which can be good for all kinds of things. +[1526.000 --> 1529.000] If you need to fix a nail really quick. +[1529.000 --> 1537.000] And there are other uses for nail polish as well. +[1537.000 --> 1540.000] And we also have breath drops here. +[1540.000 --> 1544.000] This is a little one-knife of an ounce. +[1544.000 --> 1546.000] Container of little breath drops. +[1546.000 --> 1549.000] If you need a little touch of breath, breath. +[1549.000 --> 1552.000] You have your little breath drops. +[1552.000 --> 1553.000] Look at that. +[1553.000 --> 1555.000] It's so small. +[1555.000 --> 1560.000] You can fit a lot in one of these little pouches. +[1560.000 --> 1565.000] And we also have, believe it or not, a tiny hairspray. +[1565.000 --> 1569.000] This little bottle, I say cap, that comes out. +[1569.000 --> 1571.000] And it has a little pump on it. +[1571.000 --> 1576.000] It's a little tiny pump bottle of hairspray. +[1576.000 --> 1584.000] It's obviously just a little single use. +[1584.000 --> 1589.000] We also have a small packet here of ibuprofen. +[1589.000 --> 1592.000] It just contains two little tablets of ibuprofen. +[1592.000 --> 1601.000] So just like one dose of that. +[1601.000 --> 1606.000] It also includes a single small bandaid. +[1606.000 --> 1616.000] Individually wrapped, of course, and sterilized. +[1616.000 --> 1621.000] And this is a tiny packet of mint waxed floss. +[1621.000 --> 1624.000] So just a little container of dental floss. +[1624.000 --> 1629.000] Just a little single use of mint wax floss. +[1637.000 --> 1644.000] We have a little packet of pinch provisions, polish remover, +[1644.000 --> 1650.000] which will quickly remove nail polish, quickly and easily remove your nail polish. +[1650.000 --> 1654.000] With this single use packet that you just rip open, +[1654.000 --> 1657.000] and remove the little towel left. +[1657.000 --> 1664.000] And then you can just remove your nail polish if you need to. +[1664.000 --> 1672.000] So we have this as well. +[1672.000 --> 1675.000] And we also have double sided tape. +[1675.000 --> 1678.000] This is she emergency tape. +[1678.000 --> 1683.000] It's kind of like dress tape if you have a little wardrobe emergency. +[1683.000 --> 1688.000] And it's also resealable, because there's more than one piece in here. +[1688.000 --> 1693.000] So it's resealable and you can just take out what you need for your clothing emergency. +[1693.000 --> 1703.000] Also included in here is a little packet of stain remover. +[1703.000 --> 1710.000] So again, it has the little notches in the packet where you can just tear it open. +[1710.000 --> 1714.000] And you have a little stain remover towel left. +[1714.000 --> 1716.000] It pre-mouse and towel left. +[1716.000 --> 1721.000] That will help you remove stains if you have a little, you've got something on your clothes. +[1721.000 --> 1726.000] You can use the stain remover. +[1726.000 --> 1731.000] And finally, we have a little packet of deodorant. +[1731.000 --> 1739.000] Now this is a pre-mouse and towel left that works just like any deodorant does. +[1739.000 --> 1743.000] It's a single use and it just comes in this little full packet. +[1743.000 --> 1746.000] So you get all of this. +[1746.000 --> 1754.000] You get all of these items in this pinch provisions packet. +[1754.000 --> 1756.000] As you can see, it's very cute. +[1756.000 --> 1759.000] It has a little emoji zipper pull. +[1759.000 --> 1761.000] Very nice. +[1761.000 --> 1764.000] This is a very popular item. +[1764.000 --> 1771.000] Now I do have it over here simply for space reasons, but this would be considered one of the premium items over here, +[1771.000 --> 1773.000] but I didn't have room for it. +[1773.000 --> 1777.000] So this is also premium. +[1777.000 --> 1781.000] Now this is one of our ultra premium offerings. +[1781.000 --> 1783.000] This is Matrix. +[1783.000 --> 1786.000] Exquisite all from Bialog. +[1786.000 --> 1790.000] It contains meringa oil in a blend. +[1790.000 --> 1793.000] Now this does have an oily residue pot. +[1793.000 --> 1796.000] This is for your hair. +[1796.000 --> 1799.000] And once you, you know, work it into your hair. +[1799.000 --> 1803.000] All of the oily residue on your fingers will be gone. +[1803.000 --> 1807.000] It soaks into your hair and leaves it smelling wonderful. +[1807.000 --> 1811.000] Now this is a one and a half fluid ounce bottle. +[1811.000 --> 1815.000] It's good for many uses, which is why we call it ultra premium. +[1815.000 --> 1819.000] This is not a single use little item. +[1819.000 --> 1827.000] This would be basically one to a customer if you had a client or a guest staying with you for an extended period of time. +[1827.000 --> 1831.000] This could be a lovely special offering for them. +[1831.000 --> 1837.000] This is very highly rated by our guests. +[1837.000 --> 1839.000] They are available in bulk. +[1839.000 --> 1851.000] It's one of the few ultra premium products that we offer that are available for purchase in bulk, which is a good savings. +[1851.000 --> 1855.000] And then we have this one. +[1855.000 --> 1861.000] It's very popular. Everyone loves the scent of the Cocoa Cabana Cream. +[1861.000 --> 1863.000] It's from Sal de Janeiro. +[1863.000 --> 1869.000] And it's a little tiny sample size, as you can see. +[1869.000 --> 1879.000] They are available in larger sizes, but for our guests, we find that these little ones are just perfect. +[1879.000 --> 1883.000] Yeah, it's a wonderful offering. +[1883.000 --> 1887.000] It is contained in recycled plastic. +[1887.000 --> 1891.000] And as you can see, the top simply comes off like this. +[1895.000 --> 1903.000] It is all natural, totally organic, and very popular. +[1903.000 --> 1919.000] Now, this item may appear to be on the higher end as these are, but it's actually classified with the lower end, the more basic products. +[1919.000 --> 1925.000] This is Jijuan L-O-G-L sleeping mask. +[1925.000 --> 1929.000] This is good for your mid-tier accommodations. +[1929.000 --> 1937.000] If you're looking for something beyond simply the basic soap, shampoo, and conditioner evolution. +[1937.000 --> 1939.000] This is a wonderful offering. +[1939.000 --> 1949.000] This is something that will stick in your guests' mind, is something extra special, because it's not one that you typically find in the lower to mid-range accommodations. +[1949.000 --> 1957.000] And we are encouraging our clients to branch out and try new offerings, such as this. +[1957.000 --> 1961.000] To say wonderful product with Aloe for hydration. +[1961.000 --> 1963.000] To say lightweight mask. +[1963.000 --> 1969.000] That you simply apply once you cleanse your skin and pat it dry. +[1969.000 --> 1973.000] You can apply this Aloe sleeping mask. +[1973.000 --> 1983.000] All your worries just fade away as you drift off to sleep, and you will wake up the next morning with your skin soft and moisturized. +[1983.000 --> 1995.000] So these are a new item, because we are encouraging people to try them. We will give you a special rate if you are interested in purchasing some today. +[1995.000 --> 2005.000] A funno item that we have is an another premium item. This is Dermadelli. It's a nourishing eye serum. +[2005.000 --> 2013.000] These come in a frosted glass bottle with a little rubber part here. +[2013.000 --> 2017.000] And it has a glass dropper. +[2017.000 --> 2029.000] This will help firm the skin under the eyes at night as you sleep. You simply apply it before bed, and it leaves your eyes nice and firm and refreshed in the morning. +[2029.000 --> 2035.000] These are not available for bulk purchases, but we find that these are very popular with the spa's. +[2035.000 --> 2045.000] A lot of people really enjoy this. You can also apply it under makeup, and it leaves your eyes looking refreshed and bright all day. +[2045.000 --> 2057.000] I have additional bottles of Alure, and it's a special offer for you today. +[2057.000 --> 2071.000] I would like to offer you all of these samples to take home and try yourself before you purchase. +[2071.000 --> 2081.000] Of course, if you are ready to make a purchase today, I will be more than happy to help with that. +[2081.000 --> 2093.000] But I would like to put together a special gift basket just for you with all of the items that I have shown you today. +[2093.000 --> 2100.000] You can try them yourself and decide if you believe they would be right for your guests. +[2100.000 --> 2105.000] Because like you, we only want the best for your guests. +[2105.000 --> 2109.000] So all of these are going to be yours. +[2109.000 --> 2116.000] I will provide the baskets and let you take them home and try them. +[2116.000 --> 2122.000] So thank you so much for attending my presentation. I really hope that you enjoyed it. +[2122.000 --> 2128.000] I hope that you will enjoy all of these wonderful products. +[2128.000 --> 2131.000] I hope you have a wonderful day. +[2131.000 --> 2134.000] I will see you again really soon. +[2134.000 --> 2137.000] Bye-bye. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_-al-bs737fw.txt b/transcript/cooking_-al-bs737fw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..989fa2be241c9fc2b96ff294e0a0acdf0fdb4884 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_-al-bs737fw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,253 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.280] What's up? My name is Brian. I used to be a fine dining restaurant chef. +[3.280 --> 7.440] And in this video, I'm going to show you the essential knife skills every home cook should know. +[7.440 --> 13.120] Today, I'm going to show you the basics of how to safely hold and use a knife so that you don't injure yourself. +[13.120 --> 18.640] And then I'm going to show you guys the proper way to cut all of the most common ingredients that you use in a home kitchen. +[18.640 --> 24.640] Before we cut stuff, I want to quickly talk about the knife that I think most home cooks should start learning knife skills with. +[24.640 --> 31.760] I've got a standard issue eight inch chef's knife here. And that's why I recommend most home cooks get started because in my opinion, +[31.760 --> 38.320] it's the most versatile and universal of all of the knives. It's kind of a jack of all trades master of most. +[38.320 --> 44.560] Like 93% of all the stuff you're going to cut in your home kitchen can be easily and effectively done with an eight inch chef's knife. +[44.560 --> 50.320] So if you currently don't have a knife, I would say kind of start shopping for something with this general form factor in size. +[50.320 --> 55.920] Now the way to hold this thing safely is to go three fingers on the handle, thumb on the back side of the blade, +[55.920 --> 62.720] and then point your finger tucked up on the opposite side of the blade. This gives you by far the most ability, safety, and control. +[62.720 --> 67.680] Just make sure that your pointer finger is nowhere near the bottom of the blade because obviously you can cut it. +[67.680 --> 73.440] Now, I see a lot of home cooks instinctively using their whole fist with their thumb tucked behind all of their fingers. +[73.440 --> 78.960] And I can see why instinctively you think that this works, but it's actually pretty unstable and not that safe. +[78.960 --> 84.560] This fist style grip takes your two most controlling fingers, your pointer and your thumb completely out of play. +[84.560 --> 92.080] And then you're left with using your wrist for articulation. And obviously that is not the most effective way to control the tip of a knife. +[92.080 --> 99.680] The three fingers on the handle with your thumb and pointer on the blade gives you the most control because it uses your entire hand muscles +[99.680 --> 103.120] and your two strongest fingers to control where the tip of that blade is going. +[103.120 --> 107.120] Another big no no for a knife grip would be to put your pointer finger across the top of the blade. +[107.120 --> 111.040] This grip gives you just a little bit more control over where the tip of the knife is going, +[111.040 --> 115.040] but your hand ends up being really far away from where the actual cutting is going on. +[115.040 --> 119.280] Because of that, this method leads to a lot of inconsistency and instability. +[119.280 --> 125.280] Also, with this move, your pointer finger pretty easily slides off. And if that happens, the knife grip becomes pretty unsafe. +[125.280 --> 129.120] Another important part of this entire grip setup is your non dominant hand. +[129.120 --> 131.920] That's the hand that holds the food that you're cutting in place. +[131.920 --> 136.240] Almost always when cutting, your left hand should be in the shape of a claw like this. +[136.240 --> 141.280] The fingertips hold the food in place and your knuckles keep the blade away from your fingertips. +[141.280 --> 146.480] You can also think of your knuckles as a guide. They can give you a little bit more control over where exactly the knife goes. +[146.480 --> 152.240] Just make sure that you never lift your knife blade over the top of your knuckle because for obvious reasons, +[152.240 --> 156.080] you could easily cut down on your hand. This is the move that we're looking for. +[156.080 --> 159.040] You're just sliding the knife up and down against the knuckle. +[159.040 --> 162.480] And now that you guys know how to properly hold a knife without getting injured, +[162.560 --> 167.120] next I'm going to show you guys all of the most common knife cuts that a home cook needs to know. +[167.120 --> 169.040] Starting with sticing an onion. +[169.040 --> 172.960] First I'll just cut off the South Pole real quick. Then I'll flip it onto its bottom. +[172.960 --> 176.160] Then cut the onion through the top from the north to the south. +[176.160 --> 178.800] From here, I'm just going to peel off the papery skin, +[178.800 --> 183.760] making sure to keep the stem end intact. Or actually the root end, that part right there. +[183.760 --> 186.880] Keeping that intact keeps the onion held together a lot better while you cut it. +[186.880 --> 190.320] Next, I'm going to set up my claw grip with my hand on top of the onion. +[190.320 --> 195.280] Then use the front of the blade to make 70 cuts across the top from side to side. +[195.280 --> 197.840] Making sure to pull the knife in a slicing motion. +[197.840 --> 201.360] Don't press straight down here because that turns the blade into a wedge, +[201.360 --> 203.120] which drives the onion pieces apart. +[203.120 --> 205.520] The next step is the part that takes the most practice. +[205.520 --> 208.720] We're going to move the onion back towards the edge of the cutting board. +[208.720 --> 213.360] Then I'm going to gently slide my knife in with a saw maneuver. +[214.080 --> 217.520] Keeping my claw intact so my fingers don't get destroyed. +[217.520 --> 220.480] It really helps to have a super sharp knife for this part, by the way. +[220.480 --> 223.520] Now, once I've got this onion cut down into clean cross hatches, +[223.520 --> 229.680] I'm going to grab my knife and they come across and chop it perpendicular to the cuts that we just made. +[229.680 --> 231.600] About every half inch or so. +[233.120 --> 237.280] And that's the traditional culinary school way to get a medium-dice on an onion. +[237.280 --> 240.240] This culinary school version of an onion dice is pretty good, +[240.240 --> 243.840] and it will definitely teach you to be technically proficient with your knife. +[243.840 --> 247.280] But the problem is, it is a technical cut that takes a lot of practice. +[247.280 --> 251.680] So I'm going to show you guys an easier version of an onion dice that you've seen me use in a bunch of my videos +[251.680 --> 253.200] called Sweet Night Dice. +[253.200 --> 257.520] To do that, I'll grab a peeled half onion with the north and south poles removed. +[257.520 --> 260.560] Then slice it five or six times parallel to the poles. +[260.560 --> 263.600] From there, I'll turn it 90 degrees and chop every half inch, +[263.600 --> 265.760] just like I did for the traditional onion dice. +[265.760 --> 269.680] And when I get down to the end, I'll push the onion forward to maintain stability, +[269.680 --> 271.120] then I'll keep chopping. +[271.120 --> 274.080] Next, I'm going to show you how to dice non-union vegetables. +[275.040 --> 279.760] For that, I've got a chunky carrot here, because it's a good vehicle to show off the technique, +[279.760 --> 283.520] and more than likely, you're going to need dice carrots sometime in the near future. +[283.520 --> 286.240] A quick call out, though, is if you need a perfect medium dice, +[286.240 --> 288.960] I would say start with the chunkiest carrot that you can, +[288.960 --> 293.760] because obviously it's very hard to turn a narrow, skinny carrot into a perfect rectangle. +[293.760 --> 296.320] Or a square. A dice is a square. +[296.320 --> 300.800] Now, to dice this, I'll just chop off either ends, then cut this carrot in half. +[300.880 --> 303.920] Next, I need an even flat block to cut down into squares, +[303.920 --> 307.920] so I'll use my knife to chop just a little bit off of each side of this carrot, +[307.920 --> 310.240] to kind of plane it into a rectangle. +[310.240 --> 314.320] Next, I'll cut this rectangle in half, then I'll cut those halves in half, +[314.320 --> 317.120] right down the middle, giving me four uniform batons. +[317.120 --> 321.600] Next, I'll turn 90 degrees and then chop every half inch to three quarters of an inch, +[321.600 --> 323.360] or however wide the batons are. +[323.360 --> 325.680] And that's a perfect medium dice carrot. +[325.680 --> 330.560] It's perfect for soups, or stews, or anytime you need something with right angles. +[330.560 --> 332.960] To do a small dice, I'll repeat the same process, +[332.960 --> 337.760] but instead of cutting the rectangle in half, I'll cut it into three planks that are a little bit thinner. +[337.760 --> 344.080] Once I got these planks out, I'll cut each one of those planks into three batons that are the same width on all four sides. +[344.080 --> 349.120] By the way, this specific dicing technique applies to all large vegetables, not just carrots. +[349.120 --> 352.080] Once I got these batons cut down, I'll turn it 90 degrees, +[352.080 --> 355.840] then I'll chop those down into something that resembles a small dice. +[355.840 --> 358.080] Maybe about a quarter to half of an inch. +[358.160 --> 360.960] There's no rules here when it comes to dice size though. +[360.960 --> 366.160] Some French guy in the late 1800s decided what official, small, medium, and large dice is where, +[366.160 --> 367.360] but he's dead. +[368.240 --> 371.200] So cut these vegetables to whatever size works for your dish. +[371.200 --> 375.760] The next cut that we're going to look at is mainly a restaurant cut called a brunois. +[375.760 --> 378.400] Think of a brunois as a microdice. +[378.400 --> 381.680] It's usually about a sixteenth of an inch, so it's really, really small, +[381.680 --> 383.840] and it's mainly done to onions or shallots, +[383.840 --> 385.920] but any vegetable could be cut into a brunois. +[386.000 --> 390.640] To do the brunois, I'm going to slice this shallot about 10 to 12 times crosswise, +[390.640 --> 393.360] somewhere in the ballpark of about a sixteenth of an inch, +[393.360 --> 395.280] really close together, basically. +[395.280 --> 398.560] Then I'm going to move the shallot to the edge of my cutting board, just like I did for the onion. +[398.560 --> 403.360] Then I'm going to use the claw grip, and then I'm going to slide my knife in gently. +[403.360 --> 404.960] Let the knife do the work here. +[404.960 --> 409.360] And instead of two to three slices top to bottom, I'm going to do four or five. +[409.360 --> 414.320] Once I've got my shallot carved up like this, I'm going to come back and chop it down very finely, +[414.320 --> 416.720] meaning my slices are going to be super close together. +[416.720 --> 420.800] The main way that I've used brunois in the past, and home and professional cooking, +[420.800 --> 422.320] is in something like a pan sauce. +[422.320 --> 425.600] There, you want the flavor of the shallot, the garlic, or the onion, +[425.600 --> 427.200] or whatever other thing you've brunois, +[427.200 --> 429.680] but you don't necessarily want the texture to stand out. +[429.680 --> 432.480] So you want really small pieces that are going to soften really quickly. +[432.480 --> 436.240] The next knife cut that I'm going to show you guys is one that you've probably heard of before, +[436.240 --> 438.800] but it might be something that you might be intimidated to try. +[438.800 --> 440.800] It's called the julienne. +[440.800 --> 445.360] A julienne is usually about three inches long and maybe a quarter inch wide or a half inch. +[445.360 --> 448.560] It kind of depends on who's defining it and what vegetable you're cutting. +[448.560 --> 451.840] In this part of the video, I'm going to show you how to julienne an onion first, +[451.840 --> 455.120] and then the technique to julienne all other types of vegetables. +[455.120 --> 458.000] So to cut this thing, I'm going to start out with a large red onion, +[458.000 --> 462.320] then I'm going to work my way over the top of the onion slicing every quarter inch or so. +[462.320 --> 466.080] You'll notice that I started my blade on an angle and then worked back towards more of a +[466.080 --> 468.080] perpendicular straight up and down motion. +[468.080 --> 471.920] That's to ensure that we don't cross cut the onion layers and end up with weird shaped +[471.920 --> 475.840] pieces. And once I'm most of the way through, I'm going to push the onion forward onto its +[475.840 --> 479.840] face, then I'm going to use the angled chop one more time to match the angle of the onion, +[479.840 --> 483.440] and then finish it off with a perpendicular up and down motion, just like I did before. +[483.440 --> 487.600] I like to use the julienne cut on onions for stuff like pickled red onions or coleslaw, +[487.600 --> 491.600] where you need a long skinny piece of onion to mix in with cabbage, or this is the best way to +[491.600 --> 495.360] cut onions for something like French onion soup. They melt a lot faster this way. +[495.360 --> 500.080] To julienne other foods like a carrot, I'm going to cut it down into two to three inch lengths, +[500.080 --> 504.640] then trim off some of the side to create a rectangular block to create some flatness. +[505.680 --> 510.320] Then I'm going to slice those rectangles into planks that are as thin as you feel comfortable with, +[510.320 --> 514.160] usually between a quarter and an eighth of an inch. From there, I'm going to stack two or three of +[514.160 --> 519.200] those planks neatly, then I'm going to cut them into strips. I want these to be as wide as they are +[519.200 --> 523.760] tall. I usually like to go for more of a shreddy julienne because I like to put this type of cut +[523.760 --> 528.720] in a salad raw or use it for a quick pickle, just like I did in my bon mi sandwich video a couple +[528.720 --> 533.840] weeks ago. And that is a textbook looking julienne. Quick shout out to the julienne peeler, +[533.840 --> 539.040] though. This is what I actually used to do as julienne at home most of the time. It gives you a little +[539.040 --> 542.880] bit more of a shreddy look, which if that's what you want is good. But if you want a vegetable that +[542.880 --> 546.960] has a little bit more crunch and a little bit more of that signature julienne look, you definitely +[546.960 --> 551.760] want to use a knife. Up next is another nifty knife cut that most home cooks don't know about, +[551.760 --> 556.480] but it's widely used in the professional kitchen and it's called an oblique. To cut a carrot into a +[556.480 --> 561.520] bleak, I'll chop off the stem end, then I'll cut in a diagonal through the rounded end diagonally +[561.520 --> 567.920] down and across. Then I'll turn the vegetable 45 to 90 degrees, cut again, then rotate, then cut. +[567.920 --> 572.720] Each time I cut, I'm looking to break off roughly the same amount of volume of vegetable, +[572.720 --> 577.920] but you can be kind of loose with it. Cut, rotate, cut through the previous diagonal, then rotate +[577.920 --> 581.920] one more time. When you get down to the tapered end, just adjust your angle a little bit to make +[581.920 --> 586.640] sure you're taking off the right amount of vegetable. And there we go. I love this cut for dishes where +[586.640 --> 591.920] you want chunky, hardy vegetables like beef stew or pot roasts. For me, cutting oblique is probably +[591.920 --> 596.720] the fastest way to get large vegetables broken down into pretty pieces that will cook evenly. To +[596.720 --> 602.080] oblique a larger vegetable like a potato, I'll cut in half, then cut those halves into quarters, +[602.080 --> 607.760] then I'll grab one of the quarters and apply the cut, rotate, well, you know, we'll kind of figure +[607.760 --> 612.720] out how to rotate it, then cut through the previous diagonal. Obliqueing a potato does take a little +[612.720 --> 617.760] bit of creativity, but you know, you just want angled pieces that are about the same size. Just rotate +[617.760 --> 622.640] it and cut it through the previous diagonal. Here, I'm cutting a stalk of celery into obliques. +[622.640 --> 626.400] Again, since it's not a perfectly round vegetable like a carrot, it's going to require a little bit +[626.400 --> 631.680] of jazz on your part, but the process is basically the same. Rotate it, cut it on a diagonal, then cut +[631.680 --> 636.320] through that previous diagonal and then rotate it again. For me, the beauty of the oblique cut is +[636.320 --> 642.160] not just that it's super easy and anyone can do it. It's also that the cut looks good. It's rustic +[642.160 --> 648.400] and organic, but the sizes are even enough that they will cook evenly. So it's adult cut. Next, +[648.400 --> 653.200] I'm going to show you a quick variation on the oblique called a bias cut. To bias cut a veggie, +[653.200 --> 658.240] I'm going to turn my knife at a 45 degree angle to the piece of food and then slice it. For this, +[658.240 --> 662.400] I usually like to use the heel end of my knife so that I can get a little bit of this rolling +[662.400 --> 667.760] action. Overall, the bias cut can be a pretty useful tool, but I generally only find myself using +[667.760 --> 672.400] it for things like celery or scallions for walk-based stir fry. Up next, we're going to get into a little +[672.400 --> 677.920] bit of a rapid fire section where I show you guys some vegetable-specific cuts for stuff like zucchini +[677.920 --> 682.560] and tomatoes and also a few more simple knife techniques that are super useful. But first, +[682.560 --> 685.440] I want to thank Lackerstrom Home Goods for sponsoring this video. +[688.240 --> 691.840] I'm going to start with a bunch of pernure Brian Lackerstrom here. Quick question. Do you struggle +[691.840 --> 697.840] in the kitchen? Are you sick and tired of smushing your food instead of slicing it like a katana? +[698.880 --> 704.960] Let me just say, the struggle is over. Introducing the new 8-inch Lackerstrom Chefs knife from Lackerstrom +[704.960 --> 710.240] Home Goods. Sharp enough to slice through a tomato mid-air. This knife is crafted with a razor sharp +[710.240 --> 716.240] edge designed to tackle almost anything from delicate herbs to giant cuts of meat. 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Eventually, when it does +[757.760 --> 762.560] dull out a little bit, you can kind of just rip it up on a honing rod and bring it right back. +[762.560 --> 768.640] This knife is for sale right now over at shop.brionlackerstrom.com for what I think is a super reasonable price +[768.640 --> 773.520] of 40 USD. If you guys are interested in this knife, today only if you go over to the link down +[773.520 --> 778.240] in the description and use code sharp10, you'll get 10% off your order. Unfortunately, we're only +[778.240 --> 782.080] shipping these things to the US right now. Hopefully that opens up in the future. Click the link in +[782.080 --> 787.840] the description and go over to brionlackerstrom.com slash shop and use code sharp10, you'll get 10% off +[787.840 --> 792.560] this knife. Thank you to Lackerstrom Home Goods for sponsoring this video. Up next, we're going to do a +[792.560 --> 798.160] really simple technique called a mince. To mince garlic, I'll start by smashing it with the back of my knife. +[798.160 --> 802.320] No problem for a delagged strom eight inch. If you started by just chopping the garlic, it would +[802.320 --> 807.040] take about two times longer. You got to smash it first. Then I'll add a small pinch of salt into +[807.040 --> 811.440] the garlic and then I'll post up the tip of my knife on the cutting board, then use my pointer +[811.440 --> 816.080] finger and thumb on the back part of the blade. Near the bolster, then I'll rock the knife back +[816.080 --> 822.000] and forth rigorously. The move is to kind of post up in a posture like this. You want to keep the +[822.000 --> 827.280] tip of the knife touching the cutting board and then you kind of want to just like spasm your elbow +[827.280 --> 833.680] up and down. And then you just want to scrape off the garlic after you get about halfway mince, +[833.680 --> 840.160] get it back into a pile and then keep spasming the elbow. The salt really, really helps break down +[840.160 --> 846.720] the garlic much faster by the way. It adds a bit of a coarse texture that kind of just shreds it +[846.720 --> 851.280] apart honestly. That is how you mince garlic. It's really good to know how to do this with a knife +[851.280 --> 856.000] when you don't have something like a microplane, a box grater, or a garlic press to break this +[856.000 --> 860.880] stuff down. But you really should have one or all three of those tools. A box grater is great for +[860.880 --> 866.000] mincing onions. A microplane is great for mincing ginger or garlic and a garlic press obviously is +[866.000 --> 870.560] great for mincing garlic. Up next is a restaurant trick that I used to cut a ton of cherry tomatoes +[870.560 --> 875.200] extremely quickly. Back when I was this chef of a pizza restaurant slash cafe slash bread +[875.200 --> 879.760] bakery, we used to run this heirloom tomato pizza every Friday and Saturday night during the summer. +[879.760 --> 884.480] We would go to the farmer's market basically and buy 40 pints of cherry tomatoes to put on top of +[884.480 --> 888.880] 40 or 50 of these pizzas and we would have to cut them all by hand. Usually the old-fashioned way +[888.880 --> 893.600] where you grab one cherry tomato and cut it in half. Then you grab another cherry tomato and you +[893.600 --> 898.000] cut it in half. Then one day we were prepping and this cook name cowboy came by and was like, +[898.000 --> 903.360] hey man try it this way. He basically took two deli containers and put a bunch of tomatoes in +[903.360 --> 909.200] the middle and then sliced 10 tomatoes at one time. This of course blew my freaking mind because at +[909.200 --> 913.840] the time I was spending like two hours per day cutting 40 pints of cherry tomatoes and with this +[913.840 --> 918.240] technique I could cut all of those tomatoes in like 15 minutes. So again to do this method you'll +[918.240 --> 923.600] take a couple of take out deli lids or something that is like this that has a rim around the outside +[923.600 --> 928.560] then you'll fill it with as many cherry tomatoes as you can pop on the second lid making sure that +[928.560 --> 933.680] the rim is facing down. Then slide my knife in through the side and saw back and forth very gently +[933.680 --> 938.160] break through the tomato skins. Just don't press too hard because you'll squish them and that's how +[938.160 --> 943.680] you cut a bunch of cherry tomatoes at one time. Up next I'm going to show you guys how to cut a zucchini. +[943.680 --> 947.680] First let me just say that if you don't know how to cut a zucchini properly it's going to be very +[947.680 --> 952.480] hard to actually cook it properly. Zucchinis are full of water and when you cook them that water +[952.480 --> 957.680] evaporates creating steam which leads to most of the time mushy zucchini. The good news is most of +[957.680 --> 962.000] that water is removable with the proper knife skill. To cut this thing I'm going to remove the two ends +[963.120 --> 968.560] that I'm going to cut the zucchini in half top the bottom that I'm going to cut those halves in half +[968.640 --> 973.680] giving me four long pieces. See that middle part that's where the seeds are and that's where +[973.680 --> 978.320] all the water is so we got to lose those. Next I'm going to take one of my strips then carefully +[978.320 --> 984.240] slide my knife in about halfway through at a right angle and then just zip out that seed line. +[984.240 --> 989.520] From there I'm going to stack my deceded zucchini strips turn 90 degrees and chop down into pieces +[989.520 --> 995.200] that are about an inch wide. This method is all killer no filler it gives you just a flesh. +[996.000 --> 1000.080] Up next I'm going to show you guys how to properly cut a bell pepper. First I'll drop the pepper +[1000.080 --> 1004.880] on its side and nip off a little bit of the bottom to give me a more stable base to start cutting +[1004.880 --> 1010.560] from. Next I'll stand the pepper up right then come back and carefully slice the sides off into +[1010.560 --> 1014.880] long planks. This method keeps all of the seeds in the core intact so you don't need to worry +[1014.880 --> 1019.520] about cutting those out later on. Okay once the sides and bottom are cut off like this I need to +[1019.520 --> 1023.760] remove the white pith in the middle. So to get rid of that white ribby stuff I'm going to slide +[1023.760 --> 1028.480] the bell pepper back to the edge of my cutting board then I'm going to very very carefully slide my +[1028.480 --> 1033.440] knife under it getting under a little bit of that cellular white stuff as well. Half way through +[1033.440 --> 1037.520] I'm going to move my left hand over to the other side of the pepper to keep it out of harm's way +[1037.520 --> 1042.240] then I'll keep on moving my knife until the rib slides out. From here I'll flip my plank skin side +[1042.240 --> 1048.000] up and then pull my knife back towards me to cut it down into a julien's dial strip. I like to cut +[1048.000 --> 1052.880] it skin side up because in my experience when I cut skin side down even the sharpest of knives +[1052.880 --> 1057.280] don't always cut through the skin. If you guys wanted to dice the peppers just julien them slightly +[1057.280 --> 1062.400] wider then turn 90 degrees and run your knife back through the other way to get a nice half inch +[1062.400 --> 1068.400] dice like this. That's how you execute the most basic knife skills that I think all home cooks should +[1068.400 --> 1072.240] know. If you guys think this knife looks cool and you want to give it a try I'm going to throw a link +[1072.240 --> 1076.640] down in the description to exactly where you can get one. As always guys thank you so much for your +[1076.640 --> 1081.040] time and attention thank you for sticking around to the end of the video thank you for buying a knife +[1081.040 --> 1085.520] and I'll see you next time. Sheee! Do you struggle in the kitchen? +[1085.520 --> 1090.800] Squash your tomatoes. Squash! Squash! Slush! Hey guys Brian Lagishram here I just wanted to ask you a +[1090.800 --> 1096.720] quick question. Slush! Before the Lagishram Chef's Life I couldn't even chop it onion. Slush! +[1096.720 --> 1103.200] Hold on I gotta get it out of me. Slice! Slice! Slice! Slice! Forget it it's forgotten forget it +[1103.200 --> 1107.840] forget it throw it in the dishwasher forget it introducing the new eight inch Lagishram Chef's knife +[1107.840 --> 1109.440] from Lagishram Home Goods. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt b/transcript/cooking_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..24d7767d1472c08a1b8e28f36f68dc0a78cd377b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +[0.000 --> 16.000] What can I get started for you today? +[16.000 --> 18.000] What's nice? +[18.000 --> 22.000] Alright, three empty glasses. +[22.000 --> 24.000] Would you care for a pastry? +[24.000 --> 26.000] Nope. +[27.000 --> 28.000] Uh, mocha. +[28.000 --> 30.000] Three mocha lattes. +[33.000 --> 36.000] Oh, I double chocolate chip muffin. +[36.000 --> 37.000] Yo. +[41.000 --> 44.000] You had three palm and cartonies in these. +[44.000 --> 45.000] That's them. +[45.000 --> 48.000] And I love the Beatles' taste for my life. +[48.000 --> 50.000] What's on it? +[51.000 --> 53.000] Assassination. +[53.000 --> 55.000] Abraham Lincoln. +[55.000 --> 60.000] You, me, gun, shoot. +[60.000 --> 63.000] Three shots. +[63.000 --> 65.000] Hello. +[65.000 --> 67.000] A little slurred. +[67.000 --> 71.000] Alright, so three lattes, three mochas. +[71.000 --> 74.000] Double chocolate chip muffin and three shots. +[74.000 --> 76.000] No assassinations. +[76.000 --> 79.000] Oh, and three palm and cartonies in these. +[79.000 --> 82.000] That's gonna be 68-12. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_3YxXsQMAvWg.txt b/transcript/cooking_3YxXsQMAvWg.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e4bfd0210b5b5edf1ccda98c94b8a3dc4e908cf9 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_3YxXsQMAvWg.txt @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +[0.000 --> 8.000] Good morning, sir. What can I get started for you today? +[8.000 --> 10.000] Special set! +[10.000 --> 12.000] Uh-oh. What's that? +[12.000 --> 15.000] All right. Three empty glasses. +[15.000 --> 17.000] Would you care for a pastry? +[17.000 --> 19.000] Nope. +[19.000 --> 20.000] Oh. +[20.000 --> 21.000] Moka. +[21.000 --> 23.000] Three moka lattes. +[23.000 --> 27.000] Five. +[27.000 --> 29.000] Double chocolate chip muffin. +[29.000 --> 31.000] Special set! +[31.000 --> 34.000] Ha-ha-ha-ha! +[34.000 --> 37.000] You had three palm and cartonies in these. +[37.000 --> 38.000] Awesome. +[38.000 --> 41.000] And I love the Beatles' state for my life. +[41.000 --> 43.000] What's wrong with you? +[43.000 --> 46.000] Uh-oh. +[46.000 --> 47.000] Assassination. +[47.000 --> 48.000] Abraham Lincoln! +[48.000 --> 49.000] Uh-oh. +[49.000 --> 50.000] Do you know you? +[50.000 --> 51.000] Me. +[51.000 --> 52.000] Gone. +[52.000 --> 53.000] Shoot. +[53.000 --> 55.000] Oh, yeah. +[55.000 --> 56.000] Three shots. +[56.000 --> 57.000] Oh, yeah. +[57.000 --> 58.000] It's a little slow. +[58.000 --> 59.000] It's a little slow. +[59.000 --> 60.000] All right. +[60.000 --> 62.000] So, three lattes. +[62.000 --> 63.000] Three mokas. +[63.000 --> 64.000] Double chocolate chip muffin. +[64.000 --> 65.000] And three shots. +[65.000 --> 66.000] No assassinations. +[66.000 --> 70.000] Oh, and three palm and cartonies in these. +[70.000 --> 73.000] It's going to be 68-12. +[73.000 --> 75.000] It's going to be 68-12. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_4jwUXV4QaTw.txt b/transcript/cooking_4jwUXV4QaTw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a8f6d859c292c049ed154a4d6cc38aed50f9666b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_4jwUXV4QaTw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,273 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.160] Nonverbels are anything that communicates but is not a word. +[5.160 --> 8.500] The public knows them as body language. +[8.500 --> 12.600] How we dress, how we walk, have meaning, +[12.600 --> 17.800] and we use that to interpret what's in the mind of the person. +[17.800 --> 30.200] My name is Joan Avaro and for 25 years I was a special agent with the FBI. +[30.200 --> 33.200] My job was to catch spies. +[33.200 --> 37.200] Most of my career I spent within the National Security Division. +[37.200 --> 42.200] A lot of it had to do with looking at specific targets and then it was about, +[42.200 --> 45.800] how do we get in their heads and how do we neutralize them. +[45.800 --> 48.800] Our security is based on nonverbels. +[48.800 --> 51.200] We look at the person through the people. +[51.200 --> 54.700] We look at who's behind us at the ATM machine. +[54.700 --> 60.200] We know from the research that most of us select our mates based on nonverbels. +[60.200 --> 66.700] So we may think we're very sophisticated but in fact we are never in a state +[66.700 --> 69.700] where we're not transmitting information. +[69.700 --> 72.700] There's a lot of myths out there. +[72.800 --> 78.600] The ones that stand out is if you cross your arms that it's a blocking behavior. +[78.600 --> 80.100] That's just nonsense. +[80.100 --> 83.300] Even when you don't like the person that is in front of you, +[83.300 --> 84.900] this isn't to block them out. +[84.900 --> 88.300] It's actually to self-suit because in essence it's a self-hug. +[88.300 --> 91.900] When you're sitting at a movie and you're watching, you're going to cross your arms. +[91.900 --> 93.400] You're waiting for somebody. +[93.400 --> 94.800] You tend to do this. +[94.800 --> 99.100] What's interesting is we do this behavior more in public than in private. +[99.100 --> 104.000] The other one that really stands out is as we think about something, +[104.000 --> 106.200] we may look in a certain way. +[106.200 --> 109.700] As we process the information, we may look in another way. +[109.700 --> 114.400] It's certainly not indicative of deception and it really shouldn't be used that way. +[114.400 --> 117.700] All we can say is the person is processing the information. +[117.700 --> 121.700] The other misconceptions are that if the person clears or throats, +[121.700 --> 125.200] touches their nose or covers their mouth, they're lying. +[125.300 --> 129.000] We do these behaviors as self-suthers. +[129.000 --> 134.400] They're pacifying behaviors scientifically and empirically. +[134.400 --> 136.600] There's just no Pinocchio effect. +[136.600 --> 138.800] And people who prattle that and say, +[138.800 --> 144.600] well, we can detect deception because the person touches their nose or covers their mouth. +[144.600 --> 146.100] That's just sheer nonsense. +[146.100 --> 150.300] We humans are lousy at detecting deception. +[150.400 --> 155.200] Espionage work is often nowhere near what we see in movies. +[155.200 --> 159.900] And in one of the cases, we had information from another country saying, +[159.900 --> 166.900] you have an American we think is actually a mole who somehow entered the United States +[166.900 --> 169.300] is able to pass as an American, +[169.300 --> 172.900] but he's here working for a hostile intelligence service. +[172.900 --> 175.400] And just fortuitously, +[175.400 --> 179.600] he was videographed coming out of a flower shop. +[179.600 --> 183.700] We're looking at the video and everybody in our small unit, +[183.700 --> 185.700] we were saying, well, there's not much there. +[185.700 --> 188.400] He's coming out of the shop, getting in his car. +[188.400 --> 191.000] And I said, stop the film right there. +[191.000 --> 194.200] Just as he came out of the shop, he took the flowers. +[194.200 --> 198.400] And most Americans tend to hold the flowers by the stock +[198.400 --> 200.200] so that the flowers are up. +[200.200 --> 205.900] This individual took them and grabbed the stock and then held the flowers +[205.900 --> 207.900] so that they were facing down. +[208.000 --> 211.000] And I said, that's how they carry flowers in Eastern Europe. +[211.000 --> 214.800] Rather than confront him about, are you a spy? +[214.800 --> 217.500] I decided to do what's called a presumptive. +[217.500 --> 222.400] So as I sat there with him, I said, would you like to know how we know? +[222.400 --> 226.800] And he had this look on his face and I said, it was the flowers. +[226.800 --> 229.800] And then he confessed. +[229.800 --> 231.800] When I came into law enforcement, +[231.800 --> 235.100] I thought it was all about the confession. +[235.100 --> 237.100] It's really about FaceTime. +[237.100 --> 243.800] In my 25 years in the FBI, it was a rarity that a person +[243.800 --> 248.900] didn't eventually reveal what I needed to know +[248.900 --> 256.000] because we would sit down and have these very lengthy conversations. +[256.000 --> 259.500] I look at behaviors to do an assessment. +[259.500 --> 264.000] What is this person transmitting in relations to any stimuli? +[264.000 --> 270.500] My further questioning comes from my observing these behaviors. +[270.500 --> 273.100] The first thing I look at is I look at the hair. +[273.100 --> 274.400] Does it look healthy? +[274.400 --> 276.100] Does it look well groomed? +[276.100 --> 281.200] The forehead is very interesting because a lot of times we reveal stress. +[281.200 --> 286.000] A lot of the things that we have gone through life are often etched in the forehead. +[286.000 --> 289.800] I look at the eyes to see if they're red or not enough sleep. +[289.800 --> 293.700] The small area here between the eyes called the globella. +[293.700 --> 297.800] It's one of the first areas that reveals information to us. +[297.800 --> 300.600] Most often when we don't like something, +[300.600 --> 303.600] we do that bunny nose of I don't like. +[303.600 --> 306.600] We don't really know what our lips look like. +[306.600 --> 310.200] And we tend to compress them when something bothers us, +[310.200 --> 313.600] when something really bothers us, we tend to suck them in. +[313.600 --> 316.000] The mandibula and look at the cheeks. +[316.000 --> 317.500] We may do something like this. +[317.500 --> 323.100] We'll rub our tongue against the inside of the cheek. +[323.200 --> 325.000] But when we try to hide it, +[325.000 --> 329.500] then it tells me that this person is trying to do some perception management. +[329.500 --> 331.600] And if they are, I want to know why. +[331.600 --> 334.500] At the neck, I want to see if there's any head tilt. +[334.500 --> 337.200] Because head tilt, the person is more relaxed. +[337.200 --> 339.200] The minute the head tilt goes away, +[339.200 --> 340.900] there's usually some issue. +[340.900 --> 342.700] I'm looking at the shoulders. +[342.700 --> 344.500] You ask somebody a question and they don't know, +[344.500 --> 346.700] both shoulders shoot up very quickly. +[346.700 --> 348.700] And then I look at the hands. +[348.700 --> 350.500] When something's troubling us, +[350.500 --> 353.900] we tend to stiffen our fingers, interlace them, +[353.900 --> 356.400] and almost like a teepee, +[356.400 --> 361.000] we move our hands back and forth very slowly. +[361.000 --> 365.600] This is to be differentiated from when we do the steeple, +[365.600 --> 367.500] which we do in this position. +[367.500 --> 369.200] When something's at issue, +[369.200 --> 371.700] we tend to put our hands on our hips +[371.700 --> 374.000] and we become very territorial. +[374.000 --> 375.900] This is called arms a Kimbo. +[375.900 --> 378.000] But look how it changes. +[378.100 --> 380.400] When we put our thumbs forward, +[380.400 --> 384.000] and then it becomes one of more of, I'm inquisitive. +[384.000 --> 388.600] But I also look for any behaviors of ventilating, +[388.600 --> 391.700] because men tend to ventilate at the neck, +[391.700 --> 395.200] and we do at the very instant something bothers us. +[395.200 --> 399.500] And then I look at the legs to see if there's any brushing +[399.500 --> 401.600] of the legs with the hands, +[401.600 --> 404.300] which is again, to pacify. +[404.300 --> 407.600] And then the feet do I see any behaviors +[407.600 --> 411.200] such as wiggling of the feet, kicking of the feet. +[411.200 --> 414.400] If I ask a question and all of a sudden the feet with draw +[414.400 --> 417.400] in our cross, perhaps the person feels a little threatened +[417.400 --> 418.400] by that question. +[418.400 --> 420.100] So when we study nonverbals, +[420.100 --> 422.900] it's not about making judgments, +[422.900 --> 426.800] it's about assessing what is this person transmitting +[426.800 --> 427.800] in that moment. +[429.900 --> 433.800] It really is looking at an individual and saying, +[433.800 --> 435.600] what are they transmitting? +[435.700 --> 438.400] We're all transmitting at all times. +[438.400 --> 441.200] We choose the clothes that we wear, +[441.200 --> 444.200] how we groom ourselves, how we dress, +[444.200 --> 446.400] but also how do we carry ourselves? +[446.400 --> 449.800] Are we coming to the office on this particular day +[449.800 --> 451.000] with a lot of energy, +[451.000 --> 454.700] or are we coming in with a different sort of pace? +[454.700 --> 458.000] And what we look for are differences in behavior +[458.000 --> 463.100] down to the minutia of what is this individual's posture +[463.100 --> 465.400] as they're walking down the street, +[465.500 --> 467.800] are they on the inside of the sidewalk, +[467.800 --> 469.000] on the outside? +[469.000 --> 470.800] Can we see his blink rate? +[470.800 --> 473.800] Can we see how often he's looking at his watch? +[473.800 --> 477.200] I know your blink rate is around eight times a minute, +[477.200 --> 478.200] but you don't know that. +[478.200 --> 480.200] You're not sitting there counting. +[480.200 --> 483.200] All these things factor in because they're transmitting +[483.200 --> 484.200] information. +[484.200 --> 488.400] Now it's up to us to then use that information to say, +[488.400 --> 490.900] okay, we need to marshal resources +[490.900 --> 493.600] to be on that individual right now. +[496.200 --> 505.800] So in most Western cultures, +[505.800 --> 509.800] the first time people touch is when they shake hands. +[509.800 --> 512.700] Touching becomes that important +[512.700 --> 514.600] because we can always remember a time +[514.600 --> 517.800] when we shook hands with someone and we didn't like that. +[517.800 --> 522.200] It's also the first time when our bodies release +[522.700 --> 525.800] bonding chemicals that say I like this person +[525.800 --> 527.300] or I don't like this person. +[527.300 --> 532.600] So hand shaking is both necessary and essential +[532.600 --> 533.600] in most cultures. +[540.600 --> 542.600] Ladies, hi, I'm Joe Navarro. +[542.600 --> 543.400] Joe, I'm Laura. +[543.400 --> 544.400] Laura, how are you? +[544.400 --> 545.600] And you are? +[545.600 --> 547.000] Katisha, how are you? +[547.000 --> 548.000] Okay. +[548.000 --> 549.600] Let me ask you this. +[549.600 --> 551.000] Let's back up a little bit. +[552.800 --> 554.600] Is this comfortable for you? +[554.600 --> 555.400] Yes. +[555.400 --> 556.600] Yeah. +[556.600 --> 558.600] It's a little bit more comfortable. +[558.600 --> 560.200] But it's not for you, is it? +[560.200 --> 561.200] No. +[561.200 --> 562.000] All right. +[562.000 --> 562.800] Thank you. +[562.800 --> 563.400] All right. +[563.400 --> 564.800] So keep talking. +[566.400 --> 569.900] What we've done here is we've talked about the importance +[569.900 --> 572.400] of space and comfort. +[572.400 --> 576.200] They don't realize is how much further apart they are now +[576.200 --> 581.600] standing and it's because we have brought this subject up +[581.600 --> 585.200] to make them comfortable about saying, hey, +[585.200 --> 589.400] it's okay to be comfortable at your perfect distance. +[589.400 --> 594.200] And so now we see when they rock, they rock away from each other +[594.200 --> 597.200] and they create this space. +[597.200 --> 601.900] If you notice, their feet tend to move around more. +[601.900 --> 607.000] There's a dynamic going on here where they're kind of +[607.000 --> 609.700] trying to find, well, what is the perfect space? +[609.700 --> 611.700] What is the perfect distance? +[611.700 --> 614.900] And we know that they're unsettled because of the high +[614.900 --> 617.900] degree of movement that's going on. +[623.300 --> 625.200] Poker is an interesting game. +[625.200 --> 630.100] The similitudes of sitting across from a spy or sitting across +[630.100 --> 634.900] from players, it's their reactions to a stimulus. +[634.900 --> 639.900] We have behaviors indicative of psychological discomfort +[639.900 --> 645.300] that we use at home, at work, or at the poker table. +[645.300 --> 648.100] So we're going to take a look at poker players and some of +[648.100 --> 653.100] the body language that you'll find at a typical poker game. +[653.100 --> 653.600] All right. +[653.600 --> 655.600] All right. +[655.600 --> 659.600] So we'll pause it right there. +[659.600 --> 663.300] So one of the things that you first notice is that when a +[663.300 --> 666.700] table is called, this is the first time many of them see +[666.700 --> 667.700] each other. +[667.700 --> 672.100] This is a great opportunity to be looking for behaviors +[672.100 --> 674.100] indicative of discomfort. +[674.100 --> 677.200] We're going to see the individual shifting in his chair. +[677.200 --> 680.700] We're going to see one individual reaching over and +[680.700 --> 682.300] grabbing his shoulder. +[682.300 --> 686.100] The woman in this case, her shoulders are rather high. +[686.100 --> 689.300] This is a great opportunity, even before the game starts to +[689.300 --> 692.200] collect poker intelligence. +[692.600 --> 693.600] All right, guys. +[693.600 --> 695.600] What is good? +[695.600 --> 697.600] So we'll stop right there. +[697.600 --> 699.600] Look where their hands are at. +[699.600 --> 702.400] Here we're looking at player number two and number three. +[702.400 --> 706.400] And we notice right away that their hands are on top of the cards. +[706.400 --> 708.700] Some players will cage their cards. +[708.700 --> 712.200] Some players will put their hands directly on top and press +[712.200 --> 713.000] them down. +[713.000 --> 717.000] And they may do that because the cards have now increased in value. +[717.000 --> 720.000] Player number one tends to keep his hands very close to his +[720.000 --> 720.900] body. +[720.900 --> 725.100] Player number four, she's actually withdrawn her hands from the +[725.100 --> 729.000] table because when we like things, we tend to move our hands +[729.000 --> 729.900] forward. +[729.900 --> 734.000] When we don't like things, we tend to move the hands away. +[734.000 --> 735.800] Guys, only cards. +[735.800 --> 739.000] So as we look at player number three, I'm often asked about +[739.000 --> 741.800] players who shuffle their chips. +[741.800 --> 744.600] What you're really doing is self-suiting. +[744.600 --> 747.400] And this just helps you to make it through the game. +[747.400 --> 750.800] And that's really all we're looking for. +[750.800 --> 752.600] Oh, come on. +[752.600 --> 755.200] OK, so we'll stop right there. +[755.200 --> 758.400] Player number five is sitting there, arms crossed. +[758.400 --> 760.400] You don't see a lot of activity. +[760.400 --> 763.900] That doesn't mean he's not transmitting a lot of information. +[763.900 --> 768.400] On down the line, I want to see where those thumbs of his are +[768.400 --> 772.400] because he holds them very close when nothing's going on. +[772.400 --> 776.000] But does that change as the game evolves? +[776.000 --> 777.300] If you're looking at non-verbals, it's +[777.300 --> 780.700] often useful to look at them at double the speed because all +[780.700 --> 784.200] the non-verbals that are critical jump out at you as though +[784.200 --> 786.200] it were a caricature. +[786.200 --> 790.800] All right, so stop right there. +[790.800 --> 794.300] The woman in position number four, you see her head moving +[794.300 --> 795.800] around quite a bit. +[795.800 --> 800.400] Player number three, you see a lot of activity with his hands. +[800.400 --> 804.400] When we look at player number five, now his hands are fully +[804.400 --> 805.000] out. +[805.000 --> 808.400] This is as far as we've seen them before. +[808.400 --> 811.200] At this point, we know that he's engaged and that he's +[811.200 --> 812.700] interested. +[812.700 --> 815.400] Now, the game is out in the open. +[815.400 --> 820.300] 75% to 80% of the information we need is sitting out there. +[820.300 --> 823.500] What you often see is everybody's looking at their own cards +[823.500 --> 827.100] or looking at the community cards rather than looking around. +[827.100 --> 830.200] You should be looking around to see what was the reaction +[830.200 --> 833.700] because you're going to see that reaction again. +[833.700 --> 838.100] In poker, we used to say that you can have a poker face, +[838.100 --> 841.700] but I encountered you can't have a poker body. +[841.700 --> 846.100] Somewhere, it's going to be revealed. +[846.100 --> 850.200] When I was in college in the early 70s, there were really no +[850.200 --> 853.200] courses on non-verbal communications. +[853.200 --> 857.400] You quickly realize that to a great extent, it's really about +[857.400 --> 859.600] what you can interpret from behavior. +[859.600 --> 863.100] And so we talk about non-verbels because it matters, +[863.100 --> 866.100] because it has gravitas, because it affects how we +[866.100 --> 867.600] communicate with each other. +[867.600 --> 871.600] When it comes to non-verbels, this is no small matter. +[871.600 --> 877.600] We primarily communicate non-verbaly, and we always will. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_8lNWZkHN_x0.txt b/transcript/cooking_8lNWZkHN_x0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..81e918f021954c266563a08049942ef78906aa1a --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_8lNWZkHN_x0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.760] Since you're generous enough to make us this meal, we brought you a $10,000 tip. +[5.760 --> 6.760] Shhh! +[6.760 --> 8.080] Still you like the chicken. +[8.080 --> 9.080] I did! +[9.080 --> 13.320] We're gonna finish eating here and starting now, things get serious. +[13.320 --> 15.080] No more games. +[15.080 --> 16.080] Only food. +[16.080 --> 19.080] It is now time for the $30,000 meal. +[19.080 --> 20.760] Me and the boys had to get all dressed up. +[20.760 --> 24.000] If the suits weren't enough, we brought another subscriber. +[24.000 --> 25.800] And we forgot to tell you where to suit. +[25.800 --> 27.360] Tell us about the banana foster. +[27.360 --> 29.760] It's made with a special apple sauce. +[29.760 --> 32.280] We have some crystallized honeycomb. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_8r5HCh_sp8c.txt b/transcript/cooking_8r5HCh_sp8c.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..1d2b02e933145941f11316eb8dd31485f5c1bf59 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_8r5HCh_sp8c.txt @@ -0,0 +1,220 @@ +[0.000 --> 8.560] The next elimination challenge, which is the most highly anticipated challenge of the season. +[8.560 --> 10.360] It's restaurant wars. +[10.360 --> 14.320] What are you thinking, chocolate? +[14.320 --> 15.320] Yeah. +[15.320 --> 16.320] What? +[16.320 --> 18.360] Something similar to what I presented the other day. +[18.360 --> 19.840] That dish didn't work the other day. +[19.840 --> 20.840] French pan in the middle again? +[20.840 --> 21.840] Oh, no, no. +[21.840 --> 22.840] Yeah. +[22.840 --> 26.920] I think we've all been different from the mission in the sense that our food will probably +[26.920 --> 27.920] be a lot more playful. +[27.920 --> 29.720] I think the food upstairs will be a little safer. +[29.720 --> 31.160] You asked for three pieces to order. +[31.160 --> 32.480] We're supposed to do this together, right? +[32.480 --> 33.640] OK, this isn't a one-person show. +[33.640 --> 34.360] Relax, all right? +[34.360 --> 35.160] Relax, relax, relax. +[35.160 --> 36.160] Relax, relax. +[36.160 --> 37.160] Relax. +[37.160 --> 38.680] This chicken is amazing. +[38.680 --> 39.560] It's Michael's dish. +[39.560 --> 40.400] Michael's dish? +[40.400 --> 41.160] Wow. +[41.160 --> 42.000] I love this. +[42.000 --> 43.480] I would order this. +[43.480 --> 47.880] Brian, Robin, Eli, and Michael. +[47.880 --> 49.160] You won restaurant wars. +[49.160 --> 51.840] So congratulations. +[51.840 --> 52.840] Yes. +[52.840 --> 58.040] Really, across the board, best restaurant we've had in six seasons. +[58.040 --> 58.540] Wow. +[58.540 --> 60.720] One chef can win this challenge. +[60.720 --> 64.720] Rick, as our guest judge, you have the honor of telling us who that is. +[64.720 --> 69.200] Wow, this is a real difficult call, but the person it showed the most promise would +[69.200 --> 70.200] have to be. +[70.200 --> 71.200] Michael. +[71.200 --> 72.200] Wow. +[72.200 --> 73.200] Thank you. +[73.200 --> 74.200] Congratulations, Michael. +[74.200 --> 78.200] I have a little something for you. +[78.200 --> 85.040] 10,000 bucka rooes from the Amara's Art that the other team forfeited and let rise. +[85.040 --> 87.560] Can I actually split that with everybody I really like? +[87.560 --> 89.480] It's your money, Michael. +[89.480 --> 95.320] So I get the win for best restaurant wars restaurant ever. +[95.320 --> 98.400] You were the losing team in tonight's challenge. +[98.400 --> 101.200] And what if you will go home? +[101.200 --> 104.320] Before we discuss this, Eli, the team leader, do you have anything else to say? +[104.320 --> 106.800] I really don't want to go home, of course. +[106.800 --> 107.800] I've been enjoying these. +[107.800 --> 108.800] I've been tough moments. +[108.800 --> 109.800] I've been happy moments. +[109.800 --> 113.280] But this is what a real chef life is about. +[113.280 --> 115.360] But you're taking responsibility for this team's loss. +[115.360 --> 116.360] I think I have responsibility. +[116.360 --> 120.360] I was the leader of the team and we're all together. +[120.360 --> 123.200] All right, we have a decision to make. +[123.200 --> 126.360] Why don't you guys head in the back and we'll call you out when we're ready. +[126.360 --> 135.840] What happened to you guys now? +[135.840 --> 136.840] No. +[136.840 --> 139.320] Yeah, I'm going home. +[139.320 --> 141.840] After the show in there, I'm going home. +[141.840 --> 144.000] I honestly don't think that Eli should go home. +[144.000 --> 148.320] I think that Eli has more talent in her little finger than a lot of us. +[148.320 --> 150.720] I have a successful business to go back to. +[150.720 --> 155.200] And maybe the country is where I belong. +[155.200 --> 158.360] I think that you're a talented cook. +[158.360 --> 161.960] But the challenge was described to wow people. +[161.960 --> 166.520] And even if they were perfect, I don't know that you could have beat a team that did 13 +[166.520 --> 169.160] things because it's you may think it's perfect. +[169.160 --> 171.680] Something may not. +[171.680 --> 172.680] We haven't made a decision. +[174.000 --> 183.840] I would like to ask you, Eliah does not deserve to go home. +[183.840 --> 185.440] She's very talented. +[185.440 --> 188.160] And you know, I'm not doing this for anything. +[188.160 --> 192.720] I've done more than I thought that I would do when I came here. +[192.720 --> 194.920] No, Eliah, let her stay. +[194.920 --> 195.920] Send me home. +[195.920 --> 199.320] I don't believe that you're just going to sit here and go, I'll just go home. +[199.320 --> 201.160] It doesn't strike me as a kind of person you are. +[201.160 --> 203.560] Are you seeing like you've scrapped before for a lot of thinking? +[203.560 --> 205.160] How many battles you have no idea? +[205.160 --> 208.800] I just can't believe that you're just going to throw up your hands and go, well, whatever. +[208.800 --> 211.800] You know, I've fought so many battles throughout my life. +[211.800 --> 214.080] I've dealt with being homeless. +[214.080 --> 220.120] You know, I'm the only one in my family to ever make anything of myself. +[220.120 --> 222.240] The only one. +[222.240 --> 226.120] But if I go home tonight, I made my family proud. +[226.120 --> 227.720] I just don't think you're a quitter. +[227.720 --> 228.720] You don't strike me as a quitter. +[228.720 --> 229.720] And yet you're quitting. +[229.720 --> 231.400] You got to know when to fold them. +[231.400 --> 236.280] Well, we did make a decision. +[236.280 --> 241.720] But if you are going to walk away from this and that is your decision, we will accept that. +[241.720 --> 243.720] And I will pack my knives and go. +[251.720 --> 252.720] You can go. +[259.160 --> 260.760] I'm going. +[260.760 --> 262.360] I'm with Letan Sendelea. +[266.600 --> 268.200] She deserves to be here. +[269.080 --> 270.680] I'm so do you. +[270.680 --> 273.880] I said I did not want to Elliot to go. +[273.880 --> 275.240] And I meant it. +[276.440 --> 277.480] I did not. +[277.480 --> 278.120] Do you know? +[278.120 --> 281.080] I don't have to do anything that I don't want to do. +[281.080 --> 282.840] I have a successful restaurant. +[282.840 --> 285.320] I have a wonderful family to go home to. +[285.320 --> 290.280] And my dream for Elliot is that someday she'll own her own restaurant. +[290.280 --> 295.400] And she'll be able to be as proud as I am of the things that I've accomplished in my life. +[303.560 --> 305.080] I think the power went up. +[306.760 --> 308.760] Yeah, so our range is off. +[310.600 --> 311.080] OK. +[311.640 --> 312.680] The range is off. +[312.680 --> 313.560] Yeah. +[313.560 --> 314.440] That's the power. +[314.440 --> 316.920] There's no way to get the stove to work. +[316.920 --> 320.600] We have four-cated roasts, shellfish to blanch. +[320.600 --> 323.160] If the power doesn't come back on soon, we're a risk of losing. +[325.000 --> 327.320] As the power has to be blip-powered. +[327.320 --> 328.280] Bridges are off. +[328.760 --> 330.440] Do we have somebody coming in for the electric? +[330.440 --> 331.800] Now we'll sort out electric. +[331.800 --> 334.840] We need to start cooking so many different things for so many different dishes. +[334.840 --> 336.760] Luckily, we have two induction burgers. +[336.760 --> 339.000] We have a little tiny confection oven. +[339.000 --> 339.640] All right. +[339.640 --> 340.280] We're live. +[340.280 --> 342.680] We start firing up the induction burners and using those. +[342.680 --> 346.040] Obviously, the induction is our ideal, but they just kind of keep moving. +[346.120 --> 346.840] We're going to be all right. +[346.840 --> 348.280] So, here's the bumper car. +[349.320 --> 350.520] No power? +[350.520 --> 351.720] Yeah, we have no power. +[351.720 --> 352.920] We're cooking them sternos. +[353.800 --> 354.760] We have no AC. +[362.520 --> 364.760] Of course, it offered a lot of demisar kitchen. +[364.760 --> 368.360] We've all become so close and I also want to be fair here. +[368.360 --> 369.080] It doesn't really. +[369.080 --> 370.040] We're not using anything. +[370.040 --> 370.840] So I don't need it. +[370.840 --> 371.640] We need to go. +[371.640 --> 372.280] No problem. +[372.280 --> 373.240] Let us know if we can help. +[374.040 --> 375.400] You know what? +[375.400 --> 378.280] Next time I'm in a room, I walk out. +[378.280 --> 379.080] Okay? +[379.080 --> 381.240] Next time I'm in here, you better stop up and be a man. +[381.240 --> 382.280] This is second time. +[382.280 --> 383.240] I was in a man. +[383.240 --> 384.280] This is second time. +[384.280 --> 386.280] You've been playing everybody else for your second. +[386.280 --> 388.280] Shake somebody's pants, be a man. +[388.280 --> 389.240] You'll be a man. +[389.240 --> 390.280] You'll be a man. +[390.280 --> 391.240] You're lucky living Florida. +[391.240 --> 392.280] This guy was here from Florida. +[392.280 --> 399.240] So, Maria, as our guest judge, you have the honor of telling us who won this challenge today. +[399.240 --> 401.240] The winner is... +[403.240 --> 405.240] How are we? +[405.240 --> 407.240] Congratulations, how are we? +[407.240 --> 413.240] I decided to bring to you a very, very nice bottle of wine from Argentina where I'm coming from. +[413.240 --> 415.240] So congratulations. +[415.240 --> 417.240] This is to you. +[417.240 --> 419.240] How are we? +[419.240 --> 421.240] Nice. +[421.240 --> 427.240] I just want to say, because this guy was standing next to me and I was like, +[427.240 --> 431.240] I'm giving this bottle to him because I think he has the best fish today. +[431.240 --> 433.240] I'm sharing this with Joey. +[433.240 --> 435.240] What do you make of this? +[435.240 --> 439.240] Frank, that was worried about my own problems at that point. +[439.240 --> 441.240] You're clearly worried about your dish. +[441.240 --> 443.240] Yeah, it's a tough position to be in. +[443.240 --> 445.240] You put this dish together. +[445.240 --> 447.240] It's a terrible dish. +[447.240 --> 449.240] It's a good thing. +[449.240 --> 451.240] I'm going to give it a try. +[451.240 --> 453.240] I'm going to give it a try. +[453.240 --> 455.240] Yeah, it's a tough position to be in. +[455.240 --> 457.240] You put this dish together. +[457.240 --> 459.240] It's a terrible dish. You can sink your team. +[459.240 --> 461.240] Yeah. +[461.240 --> 465.240] There's a 50-50 chance that somebody on your team is going home and that's rough. +[465.240 --> 467.240] We have an important decision to make. +[467.240 --> 469.240] Yeah, I just have one thing I'd like to say. +[469.240 --> 475.240] I would like to offer up my immunity and be judged with my team. +[475.240 --> 477.240] Okay. +[477.240 --> 481.240] We'll discuss that. +[481.240 --> 483.240] You're giving up your immunity. +[483.240 --> 485.240] Because I deserve it. +[485.240 --> 487.240] So you really was not happy with that dish? +[487.240 --> 489.240] No. +[489.240 --> 491.240] You had truffle. +[491.240 --> 493.240] What did you make the truffle chicken sauté? +[493.240 --> 495.240] Listen, you guys keep your point of view to yourself. +[495.240 --> 497.240] I really don't want to hear it. +[497.240 --> 499.240] It's up to them. +[499.240 --> 501.240] Because I'm not going to feel comfortable sitting back. +[501.240 --> 503.240] I got to this point or I won Topshifft because I f***ed. +[503.240 --> 505.240] I had immunity. +[505.240 --> 507.240] I put up the worst dish today. +[507.240 --> 509.240] It was clear to me that my dish landed my team on the bottom. +[509.240 --> 511.240] And that's it. +[511.240 --> 513.240] And that's it. +[513.240 --> 515.240] And that's it. +[515.240 --> 519.240] Jamie, you offer to give up your immunity. +[519.240 --> 521.240] Does that offer still stand? +[521.240 --> 523.240] Yep. +[523.240 --> 525.240] Are you sure? +[525.240 --> 527.240] Yep. +[527.240 --> 535.240] Jamie, please pack your knives and go. +[535.240 --> 537.240] Thank you, Chef. +[537.240 --> 539.240] Slier, maybe this one. +[539.240 --> 541.240] See you in the last 10th kitchen. +[541.240 --> 543.240] Yeah, see you again. +[543.240 --> 545.240] Oh, wow. +[545.240 --> 547.240] And Emily, Emily, I want to be clear. +[547.240 --> 549.240] If he didn't do what he just did, you wouldn't go now. +[549.240 --> 551.240] But I don't want him to go home. +[551.240 --> 553.240] You're already done. +[565.240 --> 567.240] I'm done. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_ArjofWJjqgg.txt b/transcript/cooking_ArjofWJjqgg.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3f7db84a4d7661105abc771509c8d38fcd01be07 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_ArjofWJjqgg.txt @@ -0,0 +1,242 @@ +[0.000 --> 17.240] I have found in my self-development experience journey that how I start my day, the thoughts +[17.240 --> 23.360] I think the night before as I'm going to sleep and the thoughts I have upon waking are +[23.360 --> 29.260] of the most significant thoughts of the day. As in, they set the tone, they plant the +[29.260 --> 36.920] seed for my expectations for the day or what I set out to accomplish. You know, this can +[36.920 --> 43.640] be goals, but not just the to-do list that's not what I'm speaking of. I'm talking about +[43.640 --> 50.360] expectations of how I'm going to feel today. Expectations of how things are going to go. +[50.360 --> 57.360] A map of sorts, an alignment, which gets me in a state, you can call it a flow state even +[57.360 --> 64.240] where perhaps I'm more productive or things just seem to be going my way. And even when +[64.240 --> 70.000] things don't necessarily go my way, or I have things that maybe I wouldn't have, you know, +[70.000 --> 75.880] if I had my choice, they wouldn't have unfolded like that. My brain is already set to perceive +[75.880 --> 82.560] it as some kind of strength or gift or reason for that happening, even if I don't know. Well, +[82.560 --> 86.760] that's happening because everything's working out for me. That's happening because my +[86.760 --> 91.840] day is going to go really great. This is a great day for me. And if this is part of it, +[91.840 --> 96.560] even if I don't understand why I trust that, I'll know in the end. This is something +[96.560 --> 101.600] that I think a lot of people who don't practice meditation are really missing out on. +[101.600 --> 106.680] So while I think that most of the people that come to this channel are open to meditation, +[106.680 --> 113.360] probably practicing, if it's not, you know, meditation and zoning out, a walking meditation, +[113.360 --> 119.160] a movement meditation, a drawing, a journaling, a meditative state you get into while driving +[119.160 --> 123.240] or cooking where you kind of get out of the way and let things happen, let things happen +[123.240 --> 129.840] behind the scenes or unfold within you, process within you, or a more deliberate meditation, +[129.840 --> 136.600] which is my personal preference of creating, of imprinting my higher mind, my subconscious +[136.600 --> 142.600] mind, my subtle mind, whatever you want to call it with my expectation and therefore not +[142.600 --> 149.160] only seeing the good in my day, but attuning to it almost like a magnet or a law of attraction +[149.160 --> 153.640] where these things are just naturally unfolding. Before we get too far into our session, I +[153.640 --> 158.000] want to just take a moment and thank our sponsor for this video, which is Aura. If you've never +[158.000 --> 164.840] heard of Aura before, they are an amazing meditation app. I love it so much. I use it personally +[164.840 --> 173.000] all the time. There is a huge, very extensive catalog on Aura. You can truly find any meditation +[173.000 --> 182.000] theme from stories to coaches, hypnosis, storytelling, sound baths, ASMR, sleep sessions, +[182.000 --> 188.040] morning sessions, confidence sessions, really it's extensive. Even friend of the show, +[188.040 --> 193.320] right? Like Ricky with Anna is over there or I've seen her name over there, which is so +[193.320 --> 200.200] cool. I love her so much. Please go tell her I said hi, but I love this app so much. Some +[200.200 --> 205.360] of my favorite features of it are just again the extensive catalog and how customizable it +[205.360 --> 210.320] is. It's a very intelligent app, customizable as in when you find a meditation that you +[210.320 --> 216.840] want to indulge in, you can change the background sounds from like if you want to hear rain or +[216.840 --> 224.560] fire, different healing frequencies or white noises and things like that. You can really customize +[224.560 --> 228.760] that, which I find to be, you know, I love that. I love that I can choose what I prefer. +[228.760 --> 232.600] Another thing I really love about Aura is that they may have collections. So for example, +[232.600 --> 237.200] you can follow like a journaling prompt through the week or like seven meditations for each +[237.200 --> 242.240] day of the week and things along the line of that. And I find that to be really profound because +[242.960 --> 247.760] even though I do, I'll do the same meditation over and over again. I don't mean like that, but to be +[247.760 --> 254.080] actually working through something, you know, to have steps each part, you know, along the way, +[254.080 --> 259.120] each day, for example, or it's time you're tuning into it, I think is very transformative. +[259.120 --> 266.720] Aura is presently being used by over seven million individuals and has won the Best of Apple Award. +[266.720 --> 272.480] It's a all-in-one app for your sleep and well-being and their content is created by hundreds of +[272.880 --> 280.080] therapists, life coaches, meditation professionals and other experts from around the world. And one of +[280.080 --> 286.640] the very best parts about Aura is that you get to use it completely for free. So you get a seven-day +[286.640 --> 293.760] free trial and if you decide to continue with Aura, you get a 25% discount by using my link below +[293.840 --> 298.240] in the video description. Thank you so very much to Aura for partnering with me on this video. I +[298.240 --> 303.200] can't recommend this app enough. And thank you so much viewers and subscribers. I'm truly grateful +[303.200 --> 307.760] for you and I couldn't do this without you. Moving back over to our session now, of course, +[307.760 --> 313.600] I would look to create for you again something that you can utilize either at night or in the morning, +[313.600 --> 319.360] ideally. However, you can utilize at any time that it resonates with you or that you feel called to. +[319.360 --> 325.360] I certainly listen to morning meditations in the afternoon and things like that or a sleep +[325.360 --> 330.720] meditation when maybe I only have time for a little nap. So, you know, there are any real rules here, +[330.720 --> 337.920] of course, but the intention, at least what I'm creating it for is for before bed and upon waking, +[337.920 --> 344.800] so that we can get into that expectation state, which I don't love the word expectation, but it is +[344.800 --> 351.120] the most correct word to use right now. The expectation of things working out for you, of things +[351.120 --> 357.280] aligning, of things going your way. And the more you continue with this practice, the more attuned, +[357.280 --> 365.920] you become the more longevity this attunement holds for you, right? So you wake up naturally every day, +[366.560 --> 371.840] knowing that things are working out for you, that things are going to go your way, that you're lucky, +[371.840 --> 377.840] that things are unfolding on your behalf in your favor. Things are going right, things are going +[377.840 --> 382.960] smooth, problems are being solved, what problems, right? You know, wishful thinking of me a little +[382.960 --> 388.320] maybe, but it is true, right? It's true to acknowledge and validate that there are problems that come up +[388.320 --> 393.520] and there's a truth as well in an expectation that things will be resolved and you'll know what to do +[393.520 --> 398.080] or know, you know, when not to even get involved in things. So if we've never met before, +[398.080 --> 403.760] I go by lune 8 on YouTube, my name is Jillian, I love to create these sessions for you that are +[403.760 --> 412.000] times for you to have some time for yourself to self reflect, to grow, maybe journal, go to sleep, +[412.000 --> 419.760] wake up, program your mind or just tune into yourself, self empowerment, and all things personal +[419.760 --> 426.960] growth therapeutic and supportive for your your life experience here. These are all practices that I +[426.960 --> 432.160] personally use and see great transformative experience and I've, excuse me, experienced great +[432.160 --> 439.840] transformative experiences with and through. So I really have a strong passion for sharing them +[439.840 --> 446.160] with you and a little bit of an ASMR style, of course. We need the style, don't we? I want to +[446.160 --> 452.000] invite you please to leave a comment below. I love reading your comments, they truly fill me up and +[452.640 --> 458.320] inspire me and I love answering any questions that you might have. So please know that I'm reading +[458.320 --> 463.760] all of the comments, even if you know not all of them are ones I can reply to, you know, time +[463.760 --> 469.200] limitations and stuff, but I really do appreciate it and I love to read them. If you really like my +[469.200 --> 474.880] channel and you'd like to support it, Patreon is a great place for that. You can also make donations +[474.880 --> 481.200] through my website if you prefer like a one-time thing and if you are looking for or resonate with +[481.360 --> 487.120] me as a rakey teacher, I do put my classes below with some discount codes and you know I want to +[487.120 --> 492.320] thank all of you who have signed up because I really love to pass on these teachings. It's such an +[492.320 --> 498.800] honor to be a little link in the chain of passing on the traditional teachings of rakey and practices +[498.800 --> 507.040] as well as you know adding my own quality to what I am able to pass on coming from sessions that +[507.200 --> 513.280] I've experienced, personal experiences in my own, you know, personal work like my own rakey, +[513.280 --> 519.920] myself rakey and self-development and working as a practitioner and all of these things. So thank +[519.920 --> 525.680] you for allowing me to continue and own a pass the torch so to speak. Let's get into our session, +[525.680 --> 532.320] let's get into this time together and let's program ourselves at night or in the morning to have +[532.400 --> 540.240] these expectations and trust and move in ways and allow the path to reveal itself to you, +[540.240 --> 547.600] right? The day to unfold with blessings, with inspiration, with creativity, with the energy to get +[547.600 --> 555.280] things done or the, you know, self-realization to even take a nap if that's what your day requires, +[555.280 --> 560.800] right? So I've said some intentions with these four candles here today because I wanted to create +[561.280 --> 571.440] a box, a vessel, a space for us to have this. So we can picture that like a bed or a yoga mat or just +[571.440 --> 577.360] a form around your body or the elements or the directions where we are letting ourselves have +[577.360 --> 583.200] these experiences in. I'm going to be including a layer of music into this video so I'm going to +[583.280 --> 593.040] bring it in now. And this is a track by The Ineat which is the music project of mine with a creative +[593.040 --> 603.920] partner and I'm choosing this to support the space that we want to create here where working with +[604.480 --> 612.560] the concept of four as in your space, your surrounding space whether that's your aura or that's +[612.560 --> 619.040] the field of your mind, the field of your bed, the field of your home, your town, the alignment of the +[619.040 --> 624.800] earth directions. All of these things kind of layered in, right? This correspondence and I want to +[624.800 --> 630.800] really create a space here. So this music is intended to help with that. We're also going to be using +[630.800 --> 639.760] exclusively in my hands, fingers and boys for this session. So I hope that you enjoy. +[639.760 --> 647.200] We're going to focus on first just the feeling in our body. I'm going to use my paper hands +[648.240 --> 658.960] around you. Focusing on the feeling in your body, acknowledging any pain, any discomfort +[659.600 --> 673.200] and doing our best to release all tension in our body. Maybe you want to stretch, maybe you want to +[673.200 --> 681.200] wiggle your toes, maybe you want to roll over or find a more comfortable position or some pillow. +[681.840 --> 686.880] You're just going to connect with yourself, connect with your comfort. +[690.560 --> 694.960] And first we're going to send a little love and appreciation for just being in these bodies. +[696.320 --> 703.680] It could be a little hard on our body at some time, so let's take some care, some supplemental time +[704.080 --> 715.360] here, like taking a vitamin to appreciate and thank our bodies for them carrying us today +[716.720 --> 725.280] for the journey, for the steps, or the strength, or the sensations, the senses. +[725.280 --> 733.200] And think our body is well for all the days before and all the days ahead. +[734.240 --> 738.480] And let's send attention here to love our bodies today. +[743.040 --> 745.280] Loving your body. +[745.280 --> 761.920] We're going to take a moment now and shift our focus to appreciation for our wishes. +[761.920 --> 768.880] There's so many things you desire. There's so many things we want. There's so many things to experience. +[769.840 --> 778.240] So let's focus on an appreciation for being alive, for vibrancy, for our desires, +[779.040 --> 788.880] that move us, that navigate, that set out our course, or pull us in some way to these experiences. +[789.520 --> 799.520] If we didn't have these desires, where would our inspiration come from, right? +[801.280 --> 802.480] What purpose would it be? +[805.040 --> 813.120] It's a movement, it's a desire to help, but desire to travel, desire to create, +[814.080 --> 820.640] desire to succeed, desire for love, right? +[822.400 --> 825.760] To sink our teeth into the beauty of the world. +[827.120 --> 834.080] So let's just have some appreciation for your desires, your manifestations, +[835.200 --> 841.680] those that have come to me and those who still presenting themselves to you long your path. +[844.080 --> 846.080] Okay. +[846.080 --> 852.720] Let's take a moment and just connect with feeling good. +[855.680 --> 863.040] Feeling good in your body, good in your hearts, feeling no stress, nothing pressing, +[863.040 --> 868.880] nothing urgent. This time right now is for you. It's just for you. +[873.600 --> 876.560] Just take a moment and appreciate this style. +[880.400 --> 883.920] And we just want to really get ourselves into a state of comfort here, +[883.920 --> 888.800] that's what we're trying to do so much, or so. Be comfortable. +[890.720 --> 898.320] Let it happen. Let it wrap around you, let it melt down with you, like honey. +[904.080 --> 910.560] All right. +[917.040 --> 928.480] We want to focus and envision and validate what has been the stress for you in the most recent days. +[928.480 --> 936.160] We'll linger here, we'll just call it, identify it. +[938.720 --> 944.320] Is it your mood? Is it the commute to work? +[946.320 --> 947.440] Is it bills? +[949.360 --> 952.160] Is it a feeling of loneliness? +[954.960 --> 955.600] What is it? +[958.480 --> 964.080] It's just because I want to think for now and maybe more as you go, as you practice. +[966.800 --> 967.200] Okay. +[969.760 --> 973.920] And we know what we don't want to be connected if I want to. +[975.440 --> 980.480] So for example, if you're stressed over your long commute, +[981.120 --> 990.720] or someone at work, or the way your partner has been, +[991.520 --> 995.920] not picking up after themselves or being distant, +[997.920 --> 1007.760] or whatever it might be, if your stress is coming from your mood and you can't get into a good mood, +[1007.760 --> 1015.200] it's coming from a pressure put on you, things dumped on you, whatever it is, +[1015.200 --> 1016.720] whatever the pattern has been. +[1018.880 --> 1022.400] This seems like there is a pattern most of the time isn't there. +[1024.320 --> 1030.800] We are extracting that pattern, clearing that pattern, it is called, +[1031.600 --> 1032.560] in every one. +[1034.400 --> 1037.360] And I don't want to say that, of course, it's too diminished. +[1037.360 --> 1038.880] I just want to be playful here. +[1042.320 --> 1042.880] Okay. +[1044.320 --> 1049.600] So, I want you to envision waking up and starting your day, +[1050.480 --> 1055.840] exactly as you'd like to, drinking a glass of water, +[1056.000 --> 1062.960] you're getting some exercise, taking a walk, going to the gym, +[1064.160 --> 1068.960] whatever you do to connect with your body and the morning, watching some yoga videos, +[1068.960 --> 1074.080] and pulling up your love, or doing your own flow, whatever it might be. +[1075.760 --> 1079.840] Focus on seeing yourself, preparing, or enjoying, +[1080.800 --> 1087.200] and your treasures, healthy, bad breakfast, or just your favorite foods for that matter. +[1088.000 --> 1089.840] Something you're looking forward to. +[1092.320 --> 1093.200] See yourself. +[1095.440 --> 1100.240] Doing your energy, getting ready, looking out at the greenhouse, +[1100.240 --> 1105.600] that makes you feel very much like yourself, very comfortable, very confident. +[1106.080 --> 1112.720] See yourself, if you apply makeup, or if I facial self-care, +[1112.720 --> 1117.360] or if I make a contact specifically, so perfectly, +[1118.560 --> 1122.160] you leave that eyeliner, whatever it might be for you, +[1124.160 --> 1125.920] and then, at the time, you're doing your self-care, +[1125.920 --> 1129.280] favorite jewelry, or something that speaks to you. +[1129.280 --> 1137.520] And feeling so appreciative, so grateful for your day ahead. +[1141.040 --> 1142.000] See yourself, +[1143.120 --> 1148.080] advocating your day with such ease, and everything is working out for you. +[1149.120 --> 1153.280] Everything is in your favor, you can get into traffic, +[1153.920 --> 1156.560] the traffic parts, and you drive straightening. +[1158.480 --> 1163.520] The coworker that used to book you seems to play it down, +[1163.520 --> 1168.320] seems to share more positively, seems to be more friendly, just mine. +[1170.160 --> 1175.280] Your partner is making it ever your partner is communicating, +[1176.240 --> 1177.680] your partner is so warm. +[1177.680 --> 1184.800] Everyone keeps your compliments today. +[1188.880 --> 1196.080] Everyone has a smile for you, and you return this smile to shine back. +[1199.280 --> 1203.040] You're looking at your makeup gowns, and it looks good, +[1203.040 --> 1208.160] it looks really good, just to feel it, feel that money in your face, +[1209.600 --> 1216.720] feel everything taking care of, feel the supports from the universe. +[1220.560 --> 1227.920] That wish you had that manifestation is here, it's shown up and survived, it feels so good. +[1228.560 --> 1236.560] That message you are waiting for, that confirmation, you get it, +[1237.920 --> 1247.360] see yourself getting it, see yourself feeling accomplished, recognize, +[1247.520 --> 1254.480] expect good news, there's good news coming to you today, +[1256.080 --> 1266.560] and expect your mood to be so perfect, you are relaxed, you are confident, +[1266.560 --> 1274.480] you are graceful, you are decisive, you can really feel a trust in yourself today. +[1277.680 --> 1280.640] You're able to carve out time for you so easily, +[1282.880 --> 1287.120] you're able to move at your own pace, and still everything gets done, +[1288.160 --> 1294.720] you have the energy, you have the energy to achieve, your tasks, your goals, +[1294.720 --> 1308.320] you have time to read, to plan, to journal, to know, just know that today is a great day, +[1309.520 --> 1314.880] and everything is working out for you, and everything is working out for you, and you are so much, +[1315.440 --> 1322.960] yourself, you are so authentic, you are so true to you, and you are rewarded, +[1323.600 --> 1331.520] through your own alignment, the very alignment you feel right now is magnetizing to you, +[1332.640 --> 1345.920] all good, all beneficial, all helpful, all aligned, experiences, lessons, and the gifts, +[1346.720 --> 1354.960] if there's something you really want to see, let's see it, then in your mind, +[1356.320 --> 1364.800] that I'm not, I think you're generally through it, we're anchoring it in all that that experience, +[1366.640 --> 1374.800] is it a message, is it something you want to receive, we're anchoring it, +[1376.400 --> 1391.920] see the events of your day, I'm holding so perfectly, feel yourself supported, aligned, +[1392.560 --> 1403.680] achieved, achieved to this comfort, achieved to this ease, staying in the zones, letting your creative +[1403.680 --> 1417.600] video flow, flow, slow, slow, through you, and out of you, being in desperation and receiving creation out, +[1421.360 --> 1431.040] see yourself growing, see your body developing, becoming more and more ideal, more and more ideal for you, I +[1433.680 --> 1444.320] just see yourself loved, no, but the universe so loves you and wraps you up, +[1444.960 --> 1456.240] all right, so we want to anchor this feeling, and work on your expectations, +[1456.240 --> 1473.040] expect, everything is working out for you, every turn of the world, every turn of the page, every +[1473.040 --> 1482.480] turn of the leap, every chapter, every step of the way, things are working out for you, you are healthy, +[1482.480 --> 1491.200] you are wealthy, you are beautiful, and everything is working out for you, everything people are helping you, +[1494.560 --> 1503.040] experiences, or feelings themselves are up all day, and everything is working out for you, +[1504.000 --> 1512.960] not just the things around you, but the things within you, the things within you are working perfectly, +[1513.600 --> 1526.000] to navigate the world around you, everything, your witness, everything you perceive is through your own empowered lenses, +[1526.960 --> 1533.440] your empowered vision, your empowered perspective, expect confidence, +[1536.240 --> 1541.040] expect grace, expect love, +[1546.800 --> 1555.120] expect confidence is fun, +[1556.320 --> 1566.400] enjoyment, enjoyment from your experience, enjoyment of the conversation, enjoyment of the moment, +[1567.120 --> 1574.800] enjoyment through your senses, when you smell, expect to enjoy your day, +[1574.880 --> 1576.800] enjoy your day, +[1579.360 --> 1581.760] this day, every day to fall, +[1585.360 --> 1589.040] this day, and every day to fall, +[1590.000 --> 1597.520] you are healthy, you are wealthy, you are beautiful, you are loved, you are supported, +[1597.520 --> 1603.520] you are deeply guided by yourself, by your heart, you are confident, +[1604.080 --> 1608.400] you are a wonderful, you are creative, you are a gift, +[1610.160 --> 1615.280] and everything is working out for you, everything is working out for you, +[1617.760 --> 1628.160] there is no challenge that is negative in your experience, it is all blessings, +[1629.120 --> 1633.600] it is all wrong, it is all mine to do, +[1636.000 --> 1645.440] expect your day to go very smoothly, expect inspiration, expect support, expect +[1646.080 --> 1652.560] confirmation, validation of all the weight of the light you're up for you, +[1652.800 --> 1666.560] expect to be treasured, expect to be held, expect the restorative rest, +[1670.800 --> 1677.360] expect such a lot of opportunities for you, for you, for you, +[1677.600 --> 1689.440] for you, for you, for you, for your body, somewhere, +[1689.440 --> 1694.080] you will just be enjoying your day, +[1694.080 --> 1698.080] maybe it will be like a cherry or Wow. +[1698.080 --> 1706.720] the aurora to shine, expect for people to light up when they see. +[1706.720 --> 1726.600] Expect smiles, expect joy, expect understanding, patience, people working together. +[1726.600 --> 1733.600] I hope that this little session will influence you. +[1733.600 --> 1737.240] And I want to thank you so very much for allowing me to share a little piece of your +[1737.240 --> 1738.240] bath. +[1738.240 --> 1739.240] Tonight, what's day? +[1739.240 --> 1746.240] From the very bottom of my heart, I bow to the divine in you and I. +[1746.240 --> 1749.440] And do this beautiful connection that we share. +[1749.440 --> 1750.760] So very much love to you. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_Bm5LJrQA3xA.txt b/transcript/cooking_Bm5LJrQA3xA.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..776325cb3a090adcc6718acbc7cd6ee071f6a749 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_Bm5LJrQA3xA.txt @@ -0,0 +1,147 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.200] Today we're exploring a fascinating topic that'll help you decode the subtle signs and +[4.200 --> 7.840] woman's shows through her body language when she's secretly checking you out. +[7.840 --> 12.360] These little gestures might seem insignificant, but they reveal a lot about her interest. +[12.360 --> 16.600] From quick glances to subtle shifts in posture, these cues are all around if you know what +[16.600 --> 17.600] to look for. +[17.600 --> 21.000] Stick around till the end because I've got an exclusive bonus tip that could sharpen your +[21.000 --> 23.920] ability to read these signs even better. +[23.920 --> 25.720] One quick look-aways. +[25.720 --> 30.720] One of the most telling signs that a woman is secretly checking you out is the quick look-away. +[30.720 --> 34.480] This happens when she glances at you and then rapidly diverts her eyes the moment you +[34.480 --> 35.480] notice her gaze. +[35.480 --> 40.160] It's a classic sign of interest, mixed with a bit of shyness, or a desire to keep things +[40.160 --> 41.160] subtle. +[41.160 --> 43.200] She might not even realize she's doing it. +[43.200 --> 47.880] This behavior is often subconscious, driven by a natural instinct to observe without drawing +[47.880 --> 49.360] attention to herself. +[49.360 --> 52.640] Imagine you're in a cafe and you catch a woman looking your way. +[52.640 --> 56.840] The second your eyes meet, she quickly looks down at her phone or glances away. +[56.840 --> 61.160] It's easy to dismiss this as a coincidence, but in reality, it's a strong signal that +[61.160 --> 63.920] she's noticed you and is likely attracted. +[63.920 --> 68.760] This look-away is her way of keeping her interest under wraps, maybe out of fear of being too +[68.760 --> 72.000] obvious or because she's not sure how you'll react. +[72.000 --> 75.880] If you see her pulling a quick look-away, it's a positive sign that she's curious about +[75.880 --> 76.880] you. +[76.880 --> 81.200] This is a delicate balance of wanting to look but not wanting to be seen looking. +[81.200 --> 82.200] 2. +[82.200 --> 84.840] Checking you out while talking to others. +[84.840 --> 88.200] Another subtle but telling sign is when she checks you out while talking to someone +[88.200 --> 89.200] else. +[89.200 --> 93.040] This behavior involves her stealing glances in your direction while maintaining a conversation +[93.040 --> 94.040] with another person. +[94.040 --> 96.520] It's a clever way for her to observe you. +[96.520 --> 100.800] Without making it too obvious that she's interested, this action shows you're on her mind +[100.800 --> 103.360] even when she's supposed to be focused on someone else. +[103.360 --> 107.040] Let's say you're at a social event, chatting with friends or colleagues. +[107.040 --> 110.880] You notice a woman across the room seemingly engaged in a conversation. +[110.880 --> 114.120] But every now and then, you catch her eyes starting your way. +[114.120 --> 117.840] This kind of multitasking speaks volumes about her interest in you. +[117.840 --> 122.040] She's trying to get as much information about you as possible, all while appearing engaged +[122.040 --> 123.840] in her current conversation. +[123.840 --> 127.440] This behavior can also highlight her confidence and social skill. +[127.440 --> 131.640] She's a depth at navigating her interactions while still making time to check you out. +[131.640 --> 133.200] It's not just about the glances. +[133.200 --> 138.120] It's about her ability to balance attention between the person she's talking to and you. +[138.120 --> 140.400] Three, subtle leaning. +[140.400 --> 144.440] Settle leaning is another key indicator that a woman is secretly checking you out. +[144.440 --> 148.100] This involves her positioning her body slightly towards you, even if it's just a small +[148.100 --> 149.100] shift. +[149.100 --> 153.600] It's a nonverbal way of showing interest and a subconscious attempt to be closer to you. +[153.600 --> 158.000] When someone leans in your direction, it often signals attraction and engagement. +[158.000 --> 161.040] Two things that suggest she's drawn to your presence. +[161.040 --> 164.040] There is a scenario where you're sitting with a group at a dinner party. +[164.040 --> 168.320] You notice that, despite the conversation being directed towards everyone, she subtly +[168.320 --> 170.400] angles her body towards you. +[170.400 --> 174.000] Maybe it's just a slight turn of her shoulders or a shift in her chair. +[174.000 --> 178.200] This might seem insignificant, but it's her body's way of signaling interest. +[178.200 --> 182.560] Even if she's not overtly approaching you, her body language speaks volumes. +[182.560 --> 185.400] This behavior is especially telling in group settings. +[185.400 --> 189.600] While she might not overtly approach you, her body is drawn to your presence, and she's +[189.600 --> 194.000] making an effort to position herself closer, even if it's done discreetly. +[194.000 --> 196.280] Four, preening gestures. +[196.280 --> 200.200] Preening gestures are another telltale sign that a woman is interested in you. +[200.200 --> 205.440] These involve her smoothing her hair, adjusting her clothes, or making other small grooming movements. +[205.440 --> 209.680] These actions are often subconscious and indicate that she's concerned about her appearance +[209.680 --> 212.280] because she wants to look her best around you. +[212.280 --> 216.520] Imagine being at a gathering, and you notice a woman across the room, frequently adjusting +[216.520 --> 221.080] her hair, straightening her outfit, or even subtly checking her reflection in a nearby +[221.080 --> 222.080] mirror. +[222.080 --> 224.080] These aren't just idle movements. +[224.080 --> 228.360] They're her way of making sure she's presenting herself in the best possible light for you. +[228.360 --> 233.880] This behavior is rooted in our natural desire to attract and impress those we find appealing. +[233.880 --> 238.320] By adjusting her appearance, she's showing that she cares about how she looks to you, +[238.320 --> 240.720] which is a strong indicator of attraction. +[240.720 --> 243.880] Five, stealing glances in reflections. +[243.880 --> 247.800] When a woman uses mirrors or reflective surfaces to steal glances at you, it's a clear +[247.800 --> 250.240] sign that she's secretly checking you out. +[250.240 --> 254.960] This behavior involves her using indirect methods to observe you without making it obvious. +[254.960 --> 258.880] It's a clever way for her to look at you while appearing engaged in something else. +[258.880 --> 263.320] Think about situations where you might be at a cafe, gym, or social gathering where mirrors +[263.320 --> 265.000] or windows are common. +[265.000 --> 269.720] You notice her glancing your way, but instead of looking directly at you, she's using a reflection +[269.720 --> 270.960] to sneak a peek. +[270.960 --> 276.000] This tactic allows her to satisfy her curiosity and interest without risking direct eye contact, +[276.000 --> 278.040] or making her intentions too obvious. +[278.040 --> 281.880] It's a way for her to observe you while maintaining a level of subtle team. +[281.880 --> 286.080] If you catch her doing this, it's a strong indicator that she's intrigued by you and wants +[286.080 --> 287.880] to see more of you. +[287.880 --> 292.120] Stealing glances in reflections shows that she's cautious but interested. +[292.120 --> 294.600] Six, adjusting her posture. +[294.600 --> 298.120] Adjusting her posture when you enter the room is another subtle, yet telling sign that +[298.120 --> 299.720] a woman is checking you out. +[299.720 --> 303.840] This involves her straightening her back, holding her head higher, or generally presenting +[303.840 --> 306.000] herself in a more poised manner. +[306.000 --> 310.960] This behavior indicates that she wants to appear more attractive and confident in your presence. +[310.960 --> 315.240] Imagine walking into a room, and you notice a woman who is previously relaxed suddenly +[315.240 --> 320.360] straightening her posture, sitting or standing taller, and adopting a more poised stance. +[320.360 --> 323.880] This is often a subconscious response to someone she finds appealing. +[323.880 --> 328.400] By standing taller or sitting more upright, she's trying to present the best version of +[328.400 --> 329.400] herself. +[329.400 --> 333.600] This change in posture is a way of signaling her interest and making herself more noticeable +[333.600 --> 334.600] to you. +[334.600 --> 339.440] This behavior can be observed in various settings, from social gatherings to work environments. +[339.440 --> 343.160] If you notice her adjusting her posture when you walk into the room, it's a strong sign +[343.160 --> 346.320] that she's aware of you and wants to make a good impression. +[346.320 --> 347.720] Seven, I-Flix. +[347.720 --> 351.680] I-Flix are another subtle, but significant sign of interest. +[351.680 --> 356.280] This behavior involves her eyes quickly flicking over your body, scanning you discreetly. +[356.280 --> 360.720] It's a way for her to take in your appearance without making it too obvious that she's looking. +[360.720 --> 365.640] When a woman's eyes flick over your body, it indicates a high level of curiosity and interest. +[365.640 --> 369.400] Picture yourself standing in line at a coffee shop or mingling at a party. +[369.400 --> 373.920] You catch a woman's eyes quickly scanning you from head to toe before she looks away. +[373.920 --> 378.200] This quick assessment is her way of gathering information about you, what you're wearing, +[378.200 --> 381.280] how you carry yourself, and what you might be like. +[381.280 --> 384.320] This scanning behavior is a clear sign of attraction. +[384.320 --> 389.240] It's a way for her to gather information about you and decide if she's interested in pursuing a connection. +[389.240 --> 391.360] Eight, playing with hair ends. +[391.360 --> 395.720] Another subtle yet powerful indicator of interest is when a woman plays with her hair, +[395.720 --> 398.720] often subconsciously, when she's in your presence. +[398.720 --> 402.800] This behavior involves her lightly twirling or fiddling with her hair, a gesture that's +[402.800 --> 405.040] both attractive and telling. +[405.040 --> 408.920] When a woman plays with her hair, it's often a sign of nervousness or excitement. +[408.920 --> 412.640] It's a way for her to channel her energy and focus while she's around someone she finds +[412.640 --> 413.640] appealing. +[413.640 --> 417.800] This gesture is rooted in our natural desire to groom and present ourselves attractively +[417.800 --> 419.280] to those we're interested in. +[419.280 --> 422.840] It's an action that's both comforting and a subtle form of preening. +[422.840 --> 426.040] This behavior can be particularly telling in social settings. +[426.040 --> 429.760] If you notice her playing with her hair more frequently when you're around, it's a strong +[429.760 --> 432.880] sign that she's aware of you and likely attracted to you. +[432.880 --> 437.680] This gesture is often accompanied by other signs of interest, such as prolonged eye contact +[437.680 --> 438.680] or a warm smile. +[438.680 --> 443.400] Here's the bonus tip that can truly set you apart in understanding her body language. +[443.400 --> 445.840] Pay attention to the power of mirroring. +[445.840 --> 450.360] Mirroring is when someone subconsciously imitates your movements, gestures or posture. +[450.360 --> 453.320] It's a profound way to build rapport and show interest. +[453.320 --> 457.280] When a woman mirrors your actions, it's a strong indicator that she's engaged and +[457.280 --> 458.880] interested in you. +[458.880 --> 462.080] Mirroring happens naturally when we feel a connection or attraction. +[462.080 --> 465.800] If she's mirroring your body language, like matching your sitting position, crossing +[465.800 --> 470.200] her legs when you do, or picking up her drink shortly after you, it shows she's attuned +[470.200 --> 472.760] to you and is trying to create a connection. +[472.760 --> 475.880] With her way of saying, we're on the same wavelength. +[475.880 --> 479.320] So now that you know how to spot these signs, what's next for you? +[479.320 --> 482.880] If you're curious about other ways to tell if you're a sexually attractive guy or want +[482.880 --> 486.720] to learn more about what she does when she wants you badly, stick around. +[486.720 --> 490.760] Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe to Afterschool Psychology for more insights +[490.760 --> 493.520] that can help you decode the signals and boost your confidence. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_G-v2Ybx5yk0.txt b/transcript/cooking_G-v2Ybx5yk0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..73710e1b007286f4a55d952d80fdf0ddaef333b9 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_G-v2Ybx5yk0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] I love you, yes I do. +[2.000 --> 7.000] Something about the boy I do, yes I do, yes I do. +[7.000 --> 10.000] I love you, yes I do. +[10.000 --> 15.000] Something about the boy I do, yes I do, yes I do. +[15.000 --> 16.000] Make me go. +[23.000 --> 27.000] L-O-P-E come together. +[27.000 --> 30.000] L-O-P-E, love, love, love. +[30.000 --> 34.000] L-O-P-E comes like fire. +[34.000 --> 37.000] L-O-P-E love. +[37.000 --> 40.000] I love you, yes I do. +[40.000 --> 45.000] Something about the boy I do, yes I do, yes I do. +[45.000 --> 47.000] I love you, yes I do. +[47.000 --> 52.000] Something about the boy I do, yes I do, yes I do. +[52.000 --> 56.000] Yes I do, yes I do, yes I do. +[57.000 --> 60.000] I love you, yes I do. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_GQ_a_1hbtNg.txt b/transcript/cooking_GQ_a_1hbtNg.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f1dfd731b10bf86bd5c9ee39db1fe68f517ebf9d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_GQ_a_1hbtNg.txt @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.120] MasterChef Australia season 15 episode 23 is non-verbal team relay-oddy, +[5.120 --> 9.440] Cath and Declan had to cook against Lewis Tickerham's team from Stanley Restaurant in a +[9.440 --> 14.640] relay-team challenge, given 25 minutes each without communicating during the changeover. +[14.640 --> 19.760] Benson started for team Stanley and opted to cook a Cantonese feast of crispy skin chicken, +[19.760 --> 24.720] steamed fish and Asian greens, while Declan opted to do an Asian-styled steamed snapper with +[24.720 --> 30.000] coconut rice and salad. Declan's choice proved to be their downfall as Cath struggled with the +[30.000 --> 35.840] concept and didn't make the sauce properly. While Adi managed to rectify the sauce, she put the fish +[35.840 --> 41.200] in the steamer too late and it was undercooked, the rest of the dish was nice but not spectacular. +[41.680 --> 44.000] Start with the fish, it's just a tad I'm not? +[44.720 --> 49.520] Team Stanley managed to deliver on the dish with perfect cooking of the proteins and highlighting +[49.520 --> 52.480] Cantonese cuisine, with their flavors winning the round. +[52.480 --> 53.760] That is absolutely perfect. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_Gdegvek1Pmo.txt b/transcript/cooking_Gdegvek1Pmo.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391 diff --git a/transcript/cooking_JY8eo5ADY8c.txt b/transcript/cooking_JY8eo5ADY8c.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391 diff --git a/transcript/cooking_LsO9_RBWvRQ.txt b/transcript/cooking_LsO9_RBWvRQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..486179a7cddbc26e11120fabb7a759cabdb70476 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_LsO9_RBWvRQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +[0.000 --> 16.400] Hi everyone and welcome to a new video. Today we're going to see together ten Italian hand gestures +[16.400 --> 21.600] that you need to understand to become a true Italian. So guys this is very common. This +[21.600 --> 28.640] is a staple I need to make a video regarding this because all over the world people think +[28.640 --> 33.920] that we are going around in the streets saying like whoa mama mia maki cause a +[33.920 --> 43.440] fine mama mia mama mia what that's not the truth but it's not even false. We as Italians +[44.240 --> 51.840] use a lot of our hands when we speak and when we communicate we are very much like what the +[52.800 --> 58.880] so let's see them together now and by the end of the video you will have ten that you will +[58.880 --> 66.640] understand and know the meaning of but be sure to use them smartly because some of them are not +[66.640 --> 73.760] very polite and you may be misunderstood in Italy. Let's begin with the number one which is what +[73.760 --> 86.160] what what what where why? Maki di ci, Ma causa stale dicendo maki okay so this is to say like what +[86.160 --> 95.200] the hell are you talking about what? Number two is very well great perfect like this perfect on point +[95.840 --> 110.000] ottimo va bene perfetto number three is like this it's to say finito terminato non ce ne più no more +[110.000 --> 121.040] non ce ne più abbiamo finito la Coca-Cola we have no more coax mi dispiace number four is rude so be +[121.040 --> 131.040] careful and it's like this and it means no me importa I don't care no me importa no me ne frega a +[131.040 --> 139.920] farito a farito a no me importa non me interessa number five is rude as well and it's like this +[139.920 --> 151.040] it's like you know like go away vai via via smama smama vai via +[151.040 --> 163.200] ea volte ti fa null fischio il fischio is like come per dire vai via smama togliti dai piedi vatteni +[163.600 --> 176.800] this is like if you could only imagine if you could only imagine sapessi se solo sapessi se solo potessi +[176.800 --> 186.320] immaginare sapessi quello che ho fatto per avere success nel vita potessi solo immaginare +[187.200 --> 199.920] this is to say I'm alone like a dog sono rimasto solo come un cane like this sono rimasto solo come un cane sono rimasto solo come un cane tutti +[199.920 --> 209.600] mi amici mi hanno abbandonato sono rimasto solo come un cane solo number eight you are nuts you are nuts or +[209.680 --> 216.320] this person is nuts questa persona è matta quello quello lino è un capisce niente è pazzo è pazzo è un +[216.320 --> 224.240] capisce or if you want to say it to the person in front of you sei pazzo sei matto oh sei pazzo sei matto +[225.040 --> 235.520] of course this is rude as well this one is let's go let's go andiamo andiamo su su andiamo it's nine +[235.520 --> 243.200] o clock let's go andiamo let's go and of course you don't you don't use it here at the level of your +[243.200 --> 250.480] head you use it like at the level of your body but to show you I'm putting it here close to my head +[250.480 --> 258.080] so andiamo andiamo let's go this one is very funny and you do like this you do like this hey you +[258.080 --> 265.680] sheeted your pants ti sei cagato sotto ha ti sei cagato sotto ha hai avuto paura che +[265.680 --> 271.520] guys this is our 10 Italian hand gestures i hope you like them leave a like if you enjoyed the +[271.520 --> 279.520] video a comment if you enjoyed the video you can subscribe for free and i'll see you next Sunday diff --git a/transcript/cooking_PF2F2bY4Eaw.txt b/transcript/cooking_PF2F2bY4Eaw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f994faf4ed3121135093dbac648ef53efd1f947c --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_PF2F2bY4Eaw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,630 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.240] Face amusement, the ownership group behind Guy Fiery's downtown, +[4.240 --> 6.200] Flavor Town Kitchen, and Pigeon Forge, +[6.200 --> 8.960] facing a lawsuit from a former employee. +[8.960 --> 13.120] Guy Fiery, the spiky-haired, charismatic host of diners, +[13.120 --> 17.760] drive-ins, and dives, has been a culinary mainstay for years. +[17.760 --> 20.480] With his unapologetically bold personality +[20.480 --> 22.760] and a passion for all things flavorful, +[22.760 --> 26.200] Fiery has captured the hearts of foodies everywhere. +[26.200 --> 28.160] But beneath the flashy sunglasses, +[28.160 --> 31.480] there's a side to guy that few people are aware of. +[31.480 --> 34.480] From accusations of poor treatment of restaurant staff +[34.480 --> 37.520] to his public endorsement of questionable companies, +[37.520 --> 40.680] the Food Network star has made some questionable choices +[40.680 --> 44.160] that have tarnished his reputation in the eyes of many. +[44.160 --> 46.440] Join us as we explore the darker side +[46.440 --> 49.080] no one realizes about Guy Fiery. +[49.080 --> 51.000] To get to understand Guy Fiery, +[51.000 --> 53.840] let's start with his early life and rise to fame. +[53.840 --> 56.520] Early beginnings of Guy Fiery. +[56.520 --> 60.200] Guy Fiery, born on January 22, 1968, +[60.200 --> 63.120] is an American TV host who is won an Emmy award +[63.120 --> 65.360] as well as a restaurant tour and author. +[65.360 --> 67.160] He had a stake in three restaurants +[67.160 --> 69.800] that are no longer in operation in California. +[70.760 --> 72.840] He allows other restaurants around the world +[72.840 --> 75.760] to use his name and has hosted multiple TV shows +[75.760 --> 77.560] on the Food Network. +[77.560 --> 81.720] In 2010, the New York Times stated that Fiery had emerged +[81.720 --> 85.000] as the main personality of the network, +[85.000 --> 88.000] incorporating a loud and popular culture aspect +[88.000 --> 90.000] to American food television. +[90.000 --> 93.040] And that his evening shows draw in the highest number +[93.040 --> 96.120] of male viewers compared to other programs on the network. +[96.120 --> 98.000] Fiery's involvement with food started +[98.000 --> 100.480] during his school years in Ferndale, +[100.480 --> 103.560] where he sold pretzels from his awesome pretzel bike cart +[103.560 --> 107.840] at 10 and washed dishes to fund a trip to France. +[107.840 --> 110.640] After coming back, he worked at a restaurant in Yorika +[110.640 --> 113.840] until attending college at UNLV. +[113.840 --> 116.640] Immediately following college graduation, +[116.640 --> 119.880] he assumed the role of manager at Parker's Lighthouse, +[119.880 --> 122.440] a staffer's restaurant in Long Beach, California. +[123.440 --> 126.080] Transitioning to the position of district manager +[126.080 --> 129.400] at Louise's Traderia in Southern California, +[129.400 --> 133.280] he oversaw six locations while also handling recruitment +[133.280 --> 135.520] and training for the restaurants. +[135.520 --> 138.680] Fiery was awarded a daytime Emmy in 2013 +[138.680 --> 142.480] for his Food Network Special Guy, Fiery's Family Reunion, +[142.480 --> 146.120] in the outstanding special class special category. +[146.120 --> 148.120] In the end of 1996, +[148.120 --> 149.880] Fiery and his business associate, +[149.880 --> 152.680] Steve Gruber established Johnny Garlex, +[152.680 --> 157.680] a California Pasta Grill located in Santa Rosa, California. +[157.680 --> 161.280] A new branch was established in Windsor in 1999, +[161.280 --> 166.280] followed by another in Petaluma in 2000 or 2001, now closed, +[166.280 --> 169.200] and a fourth in Roseville in late 2008. +[169.200 --> 173.080] In 2003, Texas Wasabi's offering barbecue in Sushi +[173.080 --> 174.960] was created in Santa Rosa, +[174.960 --> 178.560] and expanded to a second spot in Sacramento's Arden Arcade area +[178.560 --> 183.560] in 2007, later renamed as Johnny Garlex before shutting down. +[183.840 --> 186.720] In 2011, another Johnny Garlex location +[186.720 --> 189.520] was established in Dublin, California. +[189.520 --> 192.040] Guy Fiery's first restaurant in New York, +[192.040 --> 194.360] Guy's American Kitchen and Bar, +[194.360 --> 197.360] received harsh words during its 2012 opening +[197.360 --> 200.960] at the hands of New York Times critic Pete Wells. +[200.960 --> 203.960] This review was pronounced by Forbes' Larry Olmsted +[203.960 --> 207.040] as the worst review on record for The New York Times, +[207.040 --> 211.360] and possibly the most red restaurant review of all time. +[211.360 --> 214.960] Fiery said Wells only used his movie star celebrity status +[214.960 --> 216.600] to promote himself. +[216.600 --> 218.680] Because it was in Times Square, +[218.680 --> 222.080] the restaurant made restaurant businesses top 100 list +[222.080 --> 224.880] of leading independent restaurants based on sales +[224.880 --> 227.320] for four consecutive years. +[227.320 --> 230.200] It closed down in late 2017. +[230.200 --> 232.600] In partnership with Carnival Cruise Lines, +[232.600 --> 235.720] Fiery opened up Guy's burger joint in 2011, +[235.720 --> 239.240] so that those on every ship could taste his burgers. +[239.240 --> 241.960] Throughout the month of October 2017, +[241.960 --> 245.840] Carnival Cruise ships had a total of 19 dining options +[245.840 --> 249.600] where the consumption of beer and BBQ was available. +[249.600 --> 253.520] Guy Fiery's Vegas Kitchen and Bar opened in Las Vegas +[253.520 --> 255.280] in April 2014. +[256.240 --> 259.280] A year later, Guy Fiery opened his Baltimore kitchen +[259.280 --> 262.160] and bar at Baltimore's Horseshoe Casino. +[262.160 --> 264.760] In 2018, Fiery partnered with Robert Earl +[264.760 --> 268.520] to create Chicken Guy, a quick service chicken sandwich joint +[268.520 --> 271.360] within Disney Springs at Walt Disney World. +[271.360 --> 275.440] In 2021, Guy Fiery opened Guy Fiery's Flavor Town Kitchen, +[275.440 --> 277.280] a delivery-only restaurant. +[277.280 --> 279.800] Despite everything Guy Fiery accomplished, +[279.800 --> 282.560] it will shock you what controversies surrounds his fame. +[282.560 --> 285.360] But before that, let's get to know Guy Fiery. +[286.600 --> 288.080] Getting to know Guy Fiery. +[289.040 --> 291.760] In 2007, Fiery embarked on a new journey +[291.760 --> 294.840] with the successful and popular show Diners, Drive-Ins, +[294.840 --> 298.400] and Dives showcasing his distinct personality. +[298.400 --> 300.760] Guy is famous for his various catchphrases, +[300.760 --> 304.680] such as Off the Hook and hand gestures like knuckle sandwiches, +[304.680 --> 307.480] which are evident in his collection of cutlery. +[307.480 --> 310.120] Guy Fiery answered questions and cracked jokes +[310.120 --> 312.440] in front of a crowded stage. +[312.440 --> 316.080] While discussing his life, Fiery described the extensive effort +[316.080 --> 319.000] that goes into filming an episode of Diners, Drive-Ins, +[319.000 --> 323.000] and Dives when questioned about filming in the area. +[323.000 --> 325.120] He mentioned that filming for 22 hours +[325.120 --> 328.240] is needed to make a six-minute clip of a place. +[328.240 --> 330.320] Fiery mentioned that they have recorded it +[330.320 --> 334.840] at more than 450 different locations and businesses. +[334.840 --> 338.600] Fiery visited the town to support the Humboldt County Fair, +[338.600 --> 341.240] engaged with Ferndale's young people, +[341.240 --> 344.080] and revealed the awesome pretzel cart he constructed +[344.080 --> 348.280] with his father and a family friend for $10,000. +[348.280 --> 352.320] The cart was given to the Ferndale Elementary School 8th grade class +[352.320 --> 354.560] during the barbecue competition +[354.560 --> 356.800] as a donation for fundraising, +[356.800 --> 358.680] with the intention of passing it down +[358.680 --> 361.760] to each successive 8th grade class. +[361.760 --> 363.720] Once the cart was displayed, +[363.720 --> 366.880] Fiery urged everyone present to purchase a pretzel or two +[366.880 --> 368.840] and give a generous tip. +[368.840 --> 370.560] And a lot of people followed suit +[370.560 --> 373.280] as the cart was relocated close to the main entrance +[373.280 --> 375.040] of the fairgrounds. +[375.040 --> 377.680] Fiery is enthusiastic about kids' nutrition +[377.680 --> 381.120] and contributed to creating a California state law, +[381.120 --> 385.800] naming the second Saturday in May as Cook With Your Kids Day. +[385.800 --> 389.440] Guy Fiery talked about how the cart symbolizes creativity +[389.440 --> 392.040] and innovation and serves as the beginning +[392.040 --> 394.440] of the Guy Fiery Foundation. +[394.440 --> 397.920] He continued to share his worries about the younger generation +[397.920 --> 400.840] and the importance of returning to fundamentals +[400.840 --> 403.200] and embracing entrepreneurship. +[403.200 --> 405.840] He finished by stating that this is his method +[405.840 --> 408.320] of repaying a school and community +[408.320 --> 410.280] that had given him so much. +[410.280 --> 411.600] Community is essential, +[411.600 --> 414.120] so give back by actively volunteering +[414.120 --> 416.320] and assisting those in need. +[416.320 --> 419.240] You will make some of the most valuable connections ever. +[419.240 --> 422.800] Philanthropy is absolutely essential. +[422.800 --> 425.120] Fiery caused amusement by saying, +[425.120 --> 428.320] you can be incredibly healthy and still get hit by a truck +[428.320 --> 431.960] while others eat pork rinds drink and live to 100. +[431.960 --> 433.480] I consume food, +[433.480 --> 435.280] but I don't value the parts of the animal +[435.280 --> 437.000] that serve to function. +[437.000 --> 439.760] I am not interested in components that are licked, +[439.760 --> 443.840] produce noise, exert force, strain, move, et cetera. +[444.720 --> 447.520] Present at the event were Fiery's mother and father, +[447.520 --> 451.240] security team, manager, spouse, and children. +[451.240 --> 453.480] Identifying the security team was simple +[453.480 --> 455.280] due to their black jackets featuring +[455.280 --> 458.760] the words culinary gangster on the back. +[458.760 --> 461.640] Laurie Fiery, who is married to Guy +[461.640 --> 465.200] and is one of the female members of the culinary gangster crew, +[465.200 --> 468.960] sported pink jackets displaying the words culinary queens +[468.960 --> 470.360] on the back. +[470.360 --> 472.560] Every jacket featured their name on the back +[472.560 --> 475.160] and demonstrated the unity and family focus +[475.160 --> 477.840] that Fiery is famous for showcasing. +[477.840 --> 480.240] There is always something exciting happening +[480.240 --> 482.880] and sometimes it can be quite overwhelming. +[482.880 --> 485.040] Our son writer takes after his father +[485.040 --> 488.320] and has the potential to become a genuine guy. +[488.320 --> 492.280] Our older son Hunter is more relaxed and enjoys skateboarding. +[492.280 --> 496.640] Hunter mentioned that he considers his father to be fairly awesome. +[496.640 --> 500.080] He admitted that he feels quite down when his father is absent, +[500.080 --> 502.440] but when he is around they spend time together +[502.440 --> 504.800] which he finds quite enjoyable. +[504.800 --> 508.040] Fiery's close friends know that the rings on his pinky fingers +[508.040 --> 510.520] represent his two sons. +[510.520 --> 513.600] A fan inquired whether Fiery played golf +[513.600 --> 516.920] to which he humorously responded that he would need more beer +[516.920 --> 520.560] and balls to get through a full 18 holes. +[520.560 --> 522.680] Later, when asked about the influence +[522.680 --> 525.480] of his high school junior exchange program in France +[525.480 --> 530.080] on his life today, he stated that it had a profound effect on him. +[530.080 --> 532.720] He emphasized that he does not support war +[532.720 --> 535.760] but stands by his country, noting that it is only +[535.760 --> 539.760] after leaving the USA that one can truly appreciate it. +[539.800 --> 542.520] He remarked that freedom comes at a price +[542.520 --> 547.000] and expressed pride in living in the greatest nation on earth. +[547.000 --> 549.760] While at the dairy barn during the fair, +[549.760 --> 553.320] Fiery conveyed his love for his hometown in the fair, +[553.320 --> 556.840] saying that his affection for the place is why he returned. +[557.960 --> 561.400] He expressed that being a father, chef, and restaurant owner +[561.400 --> 564.320] takes precedence over being a salesman. +[564.320 --> 566.600] He commented on the wonderful weather, +[566.600 --> 568.960] calling it fantastic and a perfect way +[568.960 --> 570.760] to celebrate his return. +[570.760 --> 573.160] He reflected on his aspirations, +[573.160 --> 575.280] stating that if he could achieve even half +[575.280 --> 577.400] of what his parents have accomplished, +[577.400 --> 580.040] he would consider himself successful. +[580.040 --> 582.880] Guy Fiery was involved in numerous projects, +[582.880 --> 586.200] including hosting diners, drive-ins, and dives. +[586.200 --> 590.400] The NBC game show Minute to Winnet and Guy Off the Hook. +[590.400 --> 593.240] He had also authored two New York Times best sellers +[593.240 --> 597.440] with his latest being more diners, drive-ins, and dives. +[597.480 --> 599.200] Before departing from the fair, +[599.200 --> 602.040] he had taken over 100 photographs with fans, +[602.040 --> 604.280] distributed autographed cards, +[604.280 --> 607.360] and signed a vast amount of memorabilia. +[607.360 --> 610.400] His team then moved on to their next destination, +[610.400 --> 613.080] a local bar named the Ivan Ho, +[613.080 --> 616.800] where they interacted with locals and purchased drinks for them. +[616.800 --> 620.360] On Saturday morning, Fiery began his day early, +[620.360 --> 622.000] gathering his family and friends +[622.000 --> 625.600] for an nostalgic weekend of water activities at Ruth Lake, +[625.600 --> 628.400] located off Highway 36. +[628.400 --> 630.280] Additionally, it was noted that students +[630.280 --> 632.320] from Ferndale Elementary were present +[632.320 --> 635.400] to receive a $10,000 pretzel cart, +[635.400 --> 637.520] which had been donated by Guy Fiery +[637.520 --> 639.920] through the Guy Fiery Foundation, +[639.920 --> 641.800] starting his own cooking show. +[642.760 --> 644.840] Following his victory in the second season +[644.840 --> 649.400] of the next Food Network star on April 23, 2006, +[649.400 --> 651.680] Fiery was given a six-episode deal +[651.680 --> 654.280] for his own cooking show on Food Network. +[655.200 --> 659.440] Guy's Big Bite first aired on June 25, 2006, +[659.440 --> 663.400] and the last episode was shown on November 16, 2016. +[664.440 --> 668.800] In April 2007, and originally a one-hour special aired +[668.800 --> 673.160] in November 2006, diners, drive-ins, and dives +[673.160 --> 674.920] was his second show in which Fiery +[674.920 --> 677.680] traveled the country visiting local eateries. +[677.680 --> 681.200] They wrote, the show isn't just a cooking program. +[681.200 --> 684.040] It's a reality series that was clearly highly vetted +[684.040 --> 685.320] before filming. +[685.320 --> 690.120] It featured Mark Summers and premiered on February 17, 2008. +[690.120 --> 692.000] It ran for three seasons. +[692.000 --> 694.480] A man without a tail premiered on Food Network +[694.480 --> 697.080] on September 14, 2008. +[697.080 --> 700.040] A brief description, the special live audience broadcast +[700.040 --> 702.880] continued until the close of 2008, +[702.880 --> 704.760] but customarily carrying out in show +[704.760 --> 709.160] to a stay crowd proved uneconomic and the thought faltered. +[709.160 --> 712.600] In 2008, Fiery hosted a one-hour special +[712.600 --> 715.240] called Guy's Family Feast for Thanksgiving. +[716.160 --> 720.760] The special, which was broadcast live on November 28, 2008, +[720.760 --> 723.440] featured the Guy Off the Hook set. +[723.440 --> 726.640] He made appearances on various other Food Network shows +[726.640 --> 730.640] such as Dinner Impossible in 2007 and 2009, +[730.640 --> 734.640] Paula's Party, Ace of Cakes, and the best thing I ever ate. +[734.640 --> 738.280] In December 2009, Fiery was appointed by NBC +[738.280 --> 741.240] as the host of the game show Minute to Winnet, +[741.240 --> 745.440] which debuted in March 2010 and ran for two seasons. +[745.440 --> 750.000] On May 13, 2012, NBC revealed that the game show would not +[750.000 --> 753.600] continue for a third season due to expensive production costs +[753.600 --> 755.160] and poor viewership. +[755.160 --> 759.080] In January 2012, Fiery was chosen as a team captain +[759.080 --> 761.760] on the Food Network show Rachel versus Guy, +[761.760 --> 765.160] Celebrity Cook Off, alongside Rachel Ray. +[765.160 --> 769.440] The second season of the show premiered on January 6, 2013. +[769.440 --> 772.680] Guy's grocery games, a cooking competition program, +[772.680 --> 776.800] premiered on the Food Network on October 27, 2013. +[776.800 --> 779.080] A three-judge panel and four cooks compete +[779.080 --> 781.360] in three rounds of competition. +[781.360 --> 785.160] Guy's Family Road Trip was selected as the 2017 follow-up show +[785.160 --> 788.720] from season 13 of Food Network Star. +[788.720 --> 793.240] It gave a sneak peek on August 13 in that particular year. +[793.240 --> 797.280] During May of 2021, Fiery agreed to a three-year deal +[797.280 --> 801.200] with Food Network valued at around $80 million. +[801.200 --> 806.040] Fiery started touring with the Guy Fiery Road Show in 2009, +[806.040 --> 808.240] a food tour across multiple states +[808.240 --> 810.840] with other Food Network stars. +[810.840 --> 814.720] He also participated in events like the 2012 Atlantic City +[814.720 --> 818.400] Food and Wine Festival and the 2012 South Beach Food +[818.400 --> 821.920] and Wine Festival, where he presided over 101 +[821.920 --> 823.960] same-sex marriages. +[823.960 --> 827.680] Additionally, in 2015, Fiery officiated +[827.680 --> 830.800] at Art Smith's Wedding in Miami Beach. +[830.800 --> 834.040] The marriage ceremony, which featured 101 couples +[834.040 --> 837.400] of the same sex, took place in recognition of Florida's +[837.400 --> 839.920] Supreme Court overturning the prohibition +[839.920 --> 842.160] on same-sex unions. +[842.160 --> 844.840] Fiery presided over the ceremonies in memory +[844.840 --> 847.880] of his deceased sister, who was gay. +[847.880 --> 850.400] Fiery operates a vineyard and markets his wine +[850.400 --> 853.240] with the brand Hunt and Ride, named after his children, +[853.240 --> 855.080] Hunter and Rider. +[855.080 --> 858.480] In 2020, Fiery and the National Restaurant Association +[858.480 --> 860.960] Educational Foundation collaborated +[860.960 --> 863.200] to support unemployed restaurant workers +[863.200 --> 866.480] during the COVID-19 pandemic by establishing +[866.480 --> 869.360] the Restaurant Employee Relief Fund. +[869.360 --> 871.480] Less than two months saw the collection +[871.480 --> 874.400] of more than $20 million. +[874.400 --> 876.920] Fiery is currently involved in the production +[876.920 --> 880.520] of the life and slimes of Mark Summers Off Broadway, +[880.520 --> 883.040] which features his friend and former co-host +[883.040 --> 884.960] from the Food Network. +[884.960 --> 889.280] So let's talk about the controversies surrounding Guy Fiery, +[889.280 --> 892.240] controversies surrounding Guy Fiery. +[892.240 --> 895.240] Guy Fiery and his hairdresser, Ariel Ramirez, +[895.240 --> 898.480] were cruising through San Francisco in Fiery's SUV +[898.480 --> 902.240] when an unexpected fist fight broke out between them. +[902.240 --> 905.640] The origins of the altercation remain unclear, +[905.640 --> 908.160] but it culminated in a physical confrontation +[908.160 --> 911.880] on the roadside with both individuals exchanging punches +[911.880 --> 913.320] and kicks. +[913.320 --> 918.200] A source described the incident as simply dudes being dudes. +[918.200 --> 920.720] Although this characterization seems questionable +[920.720 --> 922.800] given that both were reportedly crying +[922.800 --> 924.920] and cursing at one another. +[924.920 --> 927.360] Fiery and his hairdresser, Ariel Ramirez, +[927.360 --> 930.000] were leaving San Francisco International Airport +[930.000 --> 933.640] after allegedly enjoying a few drinks on the flight. +[933.640 --> 937.480] The cause of the fight is unknown, but it quickly escalated. +[937.480 --> 940.960] With Ramirez striking Fiery through the car's open window, +[940.960 --> 943.360] while both were in tears and shouting, +[943.360 --> 947.560] as Fiery retaliated with kicks aimed at Ramirez's face. +[947.560 --> 950.240] A representative for Fiery commented, +[950.240 --> 952.080] the guys were just having some fun. +[952.080 --> 955.600] It got a bit out of control, but everything is fine now. +[955.600 --> 959.160] It was reported that former Food Network producer David Page +[959.160 --> 961.840] had initiated a lawsuit against the Food Network +[961.840 --> 964.520] for breach of contract following his dismissal +[964.520 --> 970.040] from Guy Fiery's popular show, Diner's Drive-Ins and Dives. +[970.040 --> 972.960] In response, the network filed a counter-suit, +[972.960 --> 976.160] accusing Page of mistreating employees. +[976.160 --> 979.600] A detailed article by Minneapolis's city pages +[979.600 --> 982.840] explored the lawsuit's details, depicting Fiery +[982.840 --> 986.360] as a controlling figure who allegedly exhibited racist, +[986.360 --> 990.480] sexist, and homophobic behavior on set. +[990.480 --> 992.400] Among the most contentious statements +[992.400 --> 994.120] highlighted in the article, +[994.120 --> 997.120] Page remarked that it was necessary to shield Fiery +[997.120 --> 999.200] from his inappropriate jokes, +[999.200 --> 1001.680] noting that any mention of cream by a woman +[1001.680 --> 1004.960] would prompt Fiery to make sexual comments. +[1004.960 --> 1007.000] He also recalled Fiery's discomfort +[1007.000 --> 1009.160] with interacting with gay individuals, +[1009.160 --> 1011.920] stating that Fiery insisted he needed prior warning +[1011.920 --> 1014.040] before speaking to them. +[1014.040 --> 1016.760] Additionally, Page expressed frustration +[1016.760 --> 1019.320] over the network's demands for extensive research +[1019.320 --> 1022.200] and images without offering compensation, +[1022.200 --> 1024.400] recounting a troubling comment from Fiery +[1024.400 --> 1027.360] regarding Jewish people being cheap. +[1027.360 --> 1030.600] Celebrity chef Guy Fiery's establishment in Pigeon Forge +[1030.600 --> 1032.960] once faced legal challenges, +[1032.960 --> 1035.080] accused of mistreating waitstaff +[1035.080 --> 1038.160] and breaching federal labor regulations. +[1038.160 --> 1040.600] A proposed collective action lawsuit +[1040.600 --> 1042.600] was filed in the U.S. District Court +[1042.600 --> 1044.840] against downtown Flavor Town, +[1044.840 --> 1047.000] a restaurant that Fiery opened in March +[1047.000 --> 1049.960] on Teester Lane in the popular tourist destination +[1049.960 --> 1052.120] of Pigeon Forge. +[1052.120 --> 1055.240] Fiery, known as the Mayor of Flavor Town, +[1055.240 --> 1057.640] and the host of the well-known Food Network show +[1057.640 --> 1060.040] Diner's Drive-Ins and Dives, +[1060.040 --> 1062.240] had an extensive network of restaurants +[1062.240 --> 1065.560] and food services throughout the United States. +[1065.560 --> 1069.120] Besides the Pigeon Forge location involved in the lawsuit, +[1069.120 --> 1071.960] Fiery and his partners had also opened a chicken guy +[1071.960 --> 1074.160] eatery in downtown Nashville, +[1074.160 --> 1076.360] and operated at least three Flavor Town +[1076.360 --> 1079.360] Kitchens delivery services in Middle Tennessee. +[1080.320 --> 1083.480] Kevin Armstrong, a resident of Severe County, +[1083.480 --> 1086.000] claimed in the U.S. District Court lawsuit +[1086.000 --> 1087.520] that he was employed as a waiter +[1087.520 --> 1092.040] at downtown Flavor Town from mid-February until April 1st. +[1092.040 --> 1094.960] Armstrong's attorney, Joe Lineske Jr. +[1094.960 --> 1097.880] argued in the lawsuit that downtown Flavor Town +[1097.880 --> 1099.760] and its owners knowingly violated +[1099.760 --> 1101.880] the Fair Labor Standards Act +[1101.880 --> 1104.000] by mandating that tipped employees +[1104.000 --> 1106.920] perform non-tipped side work. +[1106.920 --> 1110.000] According to the Labor Law referenced in the case, +[1110.000 --> 1112.720] employers could pay employees who received tips +[1112.720 --> 1115.520] less than the federally mandated minimum wage +[1115.520 --> 1117.920] and apply a tipped credit. +[1117.920 --> 1119.920] However, the law prohibited employers +[1119.920 --> 1122.640] from requiring tipped employees to engage +[1122.640 --> 1126.320] in non-tipped side work, which must be compensated at +[1126.320 --> 1128.680] or above the minimum wage. +[1128.680 --> 1132.200] Armstrong's lawsuit claimed that downtown Flavor Town +[1132.200 --> 1135.440] maintained a policy in practice whereby tipped employees +[1135.440 --> 1138.000] were required to spend a significant amount of time +[1138.000 --> 1140.760] performing non-tipped producing side work, +[1140.760 --> 1144.880] including but not limited to general cleaning of the restaurant, +[1144.880 --> 1148.760] preparing food for customers, refilling condiments, +[1148.760 --> 1150.160] and clearing tables. +[1151.120 --> 1154.280] However, this is just the scratch of what you were about to know. +[1155.320 --> 1157.000] Being sued by partner, +[1157.920 --> 1161.160] Guy Fieri is a famous chef who has achieved great success +[1161.160 --> 1162.360] in his career. +[1162.360 --> 1164.440] Fieri, a well-known personality, +[1164.440 --> 1168.040] is not only a successful writer, but also a television star +[1168.040 --> 1170.200] who has been recognized with an Emmy award +[1170.200 --> 1172.280] for his outstanding work. +[1172.280 --> 1174.400] In addition to his TV career, +[1174.400 --> 1177.360] he has demonstrated his strong entrepreneurial skills +[1177.360 --> 1180.960] by introducing various dining concepts worldwide. +[1180.960 --> 1184.360] One of his most recent accomplishments is Flavor Town Kitchen, +[1184.360 --> 1187.400] a virtual kitchen brand that has gained popularity +[1187.400 --> 1190.960] in 175 different locations. +[1190.960 --> 1194.280] Fieri's journey began with the opening of Johnny Garlicks +[1194.280 --> 1196.800] as reported by CNBC. +[1196.800 --> 1198.840] At the young age of 28, +[1198.840 --> 1201.280] he teamed up with entrepreneur Steve Gruber +[1201.280 --> 1203.640] to establish the restaurant. +[1203.640 --> 1206.120] This initial venture served as a springboard +[1206.120 --> 1209.680] for the creation of numerous other dining establishments. +[1209.680 --> 1211.880] However, as time passed, +[1211.880 --> 1214.800] Fieri decided to sell his share of the business, +[1214.800 --> 1217.240] leading to a fallout between him and Gruber, +[1217.240 --> 1219.880] eventually resulting in a lawsuit. +[1219.880 --> 1222.760] Guy Fieri tried to close the business he co-owned +[1222.760 --> 1225.800] with Steve Gruber, but Gruber refused. +[1225.800 --> 1228.320] According to Salon, while Fieri wanted to shut down +[1228.320 --> 1230.400] everything including their restaurants, +[1230.400 --> 1234.200] Gruber disagreed and filed a lawsuit against Fieri. +[1234.200 --> 1237.560] In a statement, Amy Whitt, the CFO of Johnny Garlicks, +[1237.560 --> 1240.840] mentioned that Guy Fieri applied to disband the company, +[1240.840 --> 1244.880] and Steve Gruber filed a request to prevent the dissolution. +[1244.880 --> 1247.320] Gruber is currently utilizing his legal right +[1247.320 --> 1250.880] by Fieri's shares according to California laws. +[1250.880 --> 1253.160] Witt also stated that Gruber's petition +[1253.160 --> 1256.920] aimed to ensure the smooth continuation of operations. +[1256.920 --> 1260.320] Gruber was satisfied with purchasing the entire business +[1260.320 --> 1263.080] and managing it independently. +[1263.080 --> 1267.000] On the other hand, a representative from Fieri stated, +[1267.000 --> 1269.480] after a decade of working as a collaborator +[1269.480 --> 1271.200] at Johnny Garlicks Inc., +[1271.200 --> 1274.160] Guy Fieri has decided to part ways with the company +[1274.160 --> 1276.280] and its restaurants for various creative +[1276.280 --> 1278.720] and operational reasons. +[1278.720 --> 1281.720] What came after that, as reported by today, +[1281.720 --> 1284.120] Steve Gruber was successful in purchasing +[1284.120 --> 1286.360] the remaining shares of the company. +[1286.360 --> 1289.040] But unfortunately, Johnny Garlicks was forced +[1289.040 --> 1292.280] to cease operations in 2018. +[1292.280 --> 1295.200] According to Vice, Gruber ultimately decided +[1295.200 --> 1298.520] to close all the restaurants, citing the high expenses +[1298.520 --> 1300.920] associated with running the business. +[1302.160 --> 1306.000] Controversial things everyone ignore about Guy Fieri. +[1306.000 --> 1308.880] He is accused of being homophobic. +[1308.880 --> 1312.520] In 2011, David Page, who used to work as a producer +[1312.520 --> 1315.840] for the show Diner's Drive-Ins and Dives, +[1315.840 --> 1320.760] may have revealed Guy Fieri, his ex-boss, as being homophobic, +[1320.760 --> 1322.960] along with other accusations. +[1322.960 --> 1326.000] Page claimed that Fieri once walked out of a restaurant +[1326.000 --> 1328.880] because it was owned by a gay couple. +[1328.880 --> 1331.320] Page shared with city pages in Minnesota +[1331.320 --> 1334.800] that he got a call from the celebrity with frosted tips +[1334.800 --> 1337.760] after he angrily left the set. +[1337.760 --> 1340.640] Page informed the newspaper that he was uncomfortable +[1340.640 --> 1342.880] with the idea of being tasked with speaking +[1342.880 --> 1345.600] to gay individuals without prior notice, +[1345.600 --> 1347.920] as it made him feel uneasy. +[1347.920 --> 1350.040] Fieri's team denied the rumors, +[1350.040 --> 1352.760] stating that they were completely made up. +[1352.760 --> 1355.080] According to a spokesperson, he is known +[1355.080 --> 1358.440] for always doing the right thing for others. +[1358.440 --> 1361.880] Regrettably, a different member of the Diner's Drive-Ins +[1361.880 --> 1364.760] and Dives team disagreed with this claim, +[1364.760 --> 1366.880] and supported Page. +[1366.880 --> 1370.080] Carrie Closter, a former field producer of the show, +[1370.080 --> 1372.920] mentioned in city pages that Guy's issue +[1372.920 --> 1376.320] with homosexuals and restaurants as main characters +[1376.320 --> 1378.640] would cause the shoot to go differently, +[1378.640 --> 1380.760] which is widely known among the crew. +[1381.760 --> 1385.600] Fieri's fame has shielded him from numerous controversies, +[1385.600 --> 1388.480] yet his group of top-notch publicists +[1388.480 --> 1392.120] struggled to conceal his biases effectively. +[1392.120 --> 1395.320] Guy Fieri might have been a terrible boss. +[1395.320 --> 1397.800] According to former employees of the show, +[1397.800 --> 1400.880] Guy Fieri may not be exactly who he appears to be +[1400.880 --> 1403.840] on Diner's Drive-Ins and Dives. +[1403.840 --> 1406.400] Despite seeming like an entertaining and friendly guy +[1406.400 --> 1408.880] who knows how to enjoy a Saturday night, +[1408.880 --> 1413.040] there may be more to his TV personality than meets the eye. +[1413.040 --> 1416.600] According to a former employee interviewed by Chowhound, +[1416.600 --> 1420.640] Fieri was notorious for making homophobic and sexist jokes, +[1420.640 --> 1425.200] as well as for being a harsh boss towards the staff of his show. +[1425.200 --> 1428.080] Fieri made unreasonable demands around the clock, +[1428.080 --> 1430.480] according to the ex-employee. +[1430.480 --> 1433.320] He insisted on his staff working until late hours +[1433.320 --> 1436.800] and refused to use airlines that he didn't approve of. +[1436.800 --> 1439.360] Even though the team had a hectic schedule, +[1439.360 --> 1442.480] Fieri would reschedule shoots just to have his hairstyle +[1442.480 --> 1444.600] and frosted properly. +[1444.600 --> 1447.600] I doubt anyone genuinely enjoyed his company. +[1448.440 --> 1451.280] The production worker eventually left the TV industry +[1451.280 --> 1454.560] entirely due to her encounters with Fieri. +[1454.560 --> 1457.960] Guy Fieri and Anthony Bourdain once spard. +[1457.960 --> 1461.640] Guy Fieri and Anthony Bourdain had a contentious relationship +[1461.640 --> 1463.840] with Bourdain displaying a clear disdain +[1463.840 --> 1468.280] for Fieri's restaurant in Times Square back in 2012. +[1468.280 --> 1471.560] Bourdain ridiculed the establishment on a radio show, +[1471.560 --> 1474.760] labeling it a terror dome and accusing Fieri +[1474.760 --> 1479.480] of transforming the neighborhood into a hub for Ed Hardy enthusiasts. +[1479.480 --> 1482.680] Additionally, Bourdain reportedly poked fun at Fieri +[1482.680 --> 1484.640] when his yellow Lamborghini was stolen +[1484.640 --> 1487.440] as noted in GQ magazine. +[1487.440 --> 1491.080] Fieri, on the other hand, refused to back down easily. +[1491.080 --> 1493.960] In an interview with GQ, he expressed his dislike +[1493.960 --> 1497.800] for mocking others and using offensive language. +[1497.800 --> 1500.480] He questioned the motives behind such behavior +[1500.520 --> 1504.960] and criticized the focus on trivial matters like his appearance. +[1504.960 --> 1511.080] Regrettably, they never made amends before Bourdain's sudden passing in 2018. +[1511.080 --> 1513.840] Their distinct perspectives on life and cooking +[1513.840 --> 1518.560] turned them into the type of rivals that seemed straight out of a comic book, +[1518.560 --> 1522.200] a rivalry that would be hard to find in real life. +[1522.200 --> 1526.640] Guy Fieri's restaurant in New York was widely known for being terrible. +[1526.640 --> 1530.320] When Fieri launched Guy's American kitchen and bar in Times Square +[1530.320 --> 1534.440] in 2012, it was heavily criticized by Pete Wells, +[1534.440 --> 1537.040] a reviewer for The New York Times. +[1537.040 --> 1540.640] The restaurant was huge with seating for 500 people, +[1540.640 --> 1544.280] but Wells found the menu to be confusing and misleading, +[1544.280 --> 1548.400] with dishes that didn't live up to their descriptions in taste. +[1548.400 --> 1551.480] Even though Fieri achieved fame on television, +[1551.480 --> 1554.240] his restaurant ultimately failed. +[1554.240 --> 1559.120] Wells' comical yet brutal critique of Guy's American kitchen and bar +[1559.120 --> 1562.440] marked the start of the establishment's struggle. +[1562.440 --> 1566.880] Surprisingly, the majority of patrons echoed Wells' dissatisfaction +[1566.880 --> 1571.480] with the small portions, fluorescent beverages and crowded setting. +[1571.480 --> 1574.800] By 2017, a mere five years after its launch, +[1574.800 --> 1578.160] Guy's American kitchen and bar closed its doors. +[1578.160 --> 1581.040] Despite Fieri's diligent work, it seemed that Flavor Town +[1581.040 --> 1583.360] could not be found in Times Square. +[1583.360 --> 1586.960] Guy Fieri's eateries could be lacking in cleanliness. +[1587.000 --> 1589.880] Guy's American kitchen and bar in Times Square, +[1589.880 --> 1592.960] Fieri's restaurant faced challenges from the beginning +[1592.960 --> 1595.320] and struggled to improve. +[1595.320 --> 1598.760] Pete Wells delivered a scathing review of the Flavor Town hotspot +[1598.760 --> 1600.800] when it initially launched. +[1600.800 --> 1605.920] Then, in 2016, Guy's American kitchen and bar was given a B rating +[1605.920 --> 1609.000] by the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene +[1609.000 --> 1611.320] as reported by Radar. +[1611.320 --> 1614.400] While a B may not sound terrible in a school setting, +[1614.440 --> 1617.080] the inspectors report revealed concerning issues +[1617.080 --> 1622.400] such as the presence of flies associated with food, waste or sewage. +[1622.400 --> 1625.000] Additionally, Fieri's staff was reprimanded +[1625.000 --> 1628.360] for not wearing gloves while handling food. +[1628.360 --> 1632.880] Regrettably, Fieri's restaurant has a history of receiving low grades +[1632.880 --> 1635.600] because of pesky pests. +[1635.600 --> 1640.320] Back in 2015, it was cockroaches causing the issue. +[1640.320 --> 1643.080] It may have been for the better that the restaurant shut down +[1643.080 --> 1645.640] before rats made an appearance. +[1645.640 --> 1649.720] Wine country was not thrilled about Guy Fieri moving in. +[1649.720 --> 1652.040] Guy Fieri's carefully cultivated image +[1652.040 --> 1655.360] as a rock and roll enthusiast who loves fast cars, +[1655.360 --> 1658.840] parties and flashy designs like spiky hair and big jewelry +[1658.840 --> 1661.440] precedes him wherever he goes. +[1661.440 --> 1663.720] This reputation isn't always advantageous +[1663.720 --> 1666.560] for the chef and TV personality. +[1666.560 --> 1669.760] Fieri is originally from Santa Rosa, California, +[1669.760 --> 1673.680] where he opened some of his earliest restaurants back in the 1990s. +[1673.680 --> 1676.480] This city is located in Sonoma County, +[1676.480 --> 1680.200] which is known as California's premiere wine growing area. +[1680.200 --> 1683.640] In 2015, Fieri decided to join the market +[1683.640 --> 1687.040] by launching a winery called Hunt and Ride, +[1687.040 --> 1693.520] which initially offered three varietals priced between $45 and $75. +[1693.520 --> 1696.240] The traditional wine community in Sonoma, +[1696.240 --> 1699.360] which is considered more conventional than Fieri, +[1699.360 --> 1704.000] was not welcoming to the chef's foray into the industry. +[1704.000 --> 1707.120] Back in early 2015, he expressed interest +[1707.120 --> 1711.040] in opening a tasting room near the Hunt and Ride vineyard. +[1711.040 --> 1713.920] To proceed with his plans, Fieri and his team +[1713.920 --> 1717.880] were presented with a long list of 76 rules and regulations +[1717.880 --> 1720.800] by the Sonoma County Zoning Board. +[1720.800 --> 1723.920] Despite successfully completing all tasks, +[1723.920 --> 1726.760] a public hearing was still held by the county +[1726.800 --> 1730.520] where over 100 individuals showed up to voice their concerns +[1730.520 --> 1732.360] and opposed the construction, +[1732.360 --> 1736.080] even carrying protests signs against Fieri. +[1736.080 --> 1738.840] Issues such as potential noise increase +[1738.840 --> 1742.320] and more DUI arrests were raised. +[1742.320 --> 1747.200] Eventually, Fieri decided to cancel his plans for the tasting room. +[1747.200 --> 1751.120] There was a heated battle over custody of his sister's son. +[1751.120 --> 1755.360] Morgan Fieri passed away at 38 in February 2011 +[1755.360 --> 1758.720] after being diagnosed with metastatic melanoma, +[1758.720 --> 1761.680] a type of cancer in 2010. +[1761.680 --> 1764.800] The brother of Guy Fieri, Morgan Fieri +[1764.800 --> 1768.200] left behind her 11-year-old son, Jules. +[1768.200 --> 1771.480] She was not married to the biological father of the child, +[1771.480 --> 1776.600] Dain Papé, which led to a legal fight over custody of the child. +[1776.600 --> 1779.320] Shortly after Morgan Fieri passed away, +[1779.320 --> 1782.360] her parents submitted a request for guardianship +[1782.360 --> 1785.400] to block Papé from seeking custody. +[1785.400 --> 1789.800] The grandparents contended that Papé was unfit to care for the child +[1789.800 --> 1793.320] due to his residence in a mobile home and lack of employment, +[1793.320 --> 1797.120] which meant he had no means to provide financial support. +[1797.120 --> 1799.320] A judge in Marin County, California, +[1799.320 --> 1802.680] ultimately sided with Papé over the Fieri family, +[1802.680 --> 1807.040] deciding that Jules should reside with his father and be raised by him. +[1807.040 --> 1810.680] Despite this ruling, when it came time to transfer custody, +[1810.720 --> 1812.280] Jules was missing. +[1812.280 --> 1814.800] He was actually with his uncle Guy Fieri +[1814.800 --> 1817.840] on a getaway at a secluded lake in Northern California +[1817.840 --> 1822.280] without phone reception, making communication impossible. +[1822.280 --> 1825.800] Rather than confront the situation by going to the lake, +[1825.800 --> 1829.080] Papé chose to file a complaint instead. +[1829.080 --> 1832.760] Fans were left questioning Guy Fieri's political beliefs +[1832.760 --> 1836.080] after seeing a picture of him with Donald Trump. +[1836.080 --> 1838.320] Donald Trump, the former president, +[1838.320 --> 1841.560] is a controversial figure who has both a loyal following +[1841.560 --> 1843.560] among conservative supporters +[1843.560 --> 1847.920] and a strong opposition from centrist and liberal Americans. +[1847.920 --> 1850.240] When a celebrity like Guy Fieri, +[1850.240 --> 1852.240] known for his work in food and television, +[1852.240 --> 1855.320] publicly shows support or disapproval of Trump, +[1855.320 --> 1858.280] it can create a lot of buzz and attention. +[1858.280 --> 1861.160] This is exactly what occurred when a photo of Fieri +[1861.160 --> 1864.760] with the ex-president surfaced in July 2023. +[1864.800 --> 1869.040] During the UFC 290 MMA event in Las Vegas, +[1869.040 --> 1871.480] recently indicted Trump was seen conversing +[1871.480 --> 1874.280] with conservative personalities like Mel Gibson, +[1874.280 --> 1877.120] Mark Wahlberg, and Roger Stone. +[1877.120 --> 1880.080] A photo of Trump with Fieri was shared on social media +[1880.080 --> 1882.160] by Benny Johnson with the caption, +[1882.160 --> 1884.760] 2024 Unity ticket. +[1884.760 --> 1888.000] In the picture, Fieri stands close to the president, +[1888.000 --> 1890.440] smiling and casually touching his arm, +[1890.440 --> 1893.960] sparking discussions about the chef's political affiliations, +[1893.960 --> 1896.520] despite his previous silence on the matter. +[1897.480 --> 1900.080] Some reactions to the photo were critical, +[1900.080 --> 1902.960] with Jack White calling the celebrities in the image, +[1902.960 --> 1907.400] disgusting, pop crave referring to Trump as a criminal defendant, +[1907.400 --> 1911.040] and some bloke using Fieri's Flavor Town branding +[1911.040 --> 1916.040] to mock one of the individuals as the mayor of Losertown. +[1916.040 --> 1920.040] What do you think about Guy Fieri and the controversial things about him? +[1920.040 --> 1922.880] Please leave a comment below if you enjoyed this video +[1922.880 --> 1927.160] like and subscribe and also click the next video shown on your screen. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_QCyrZv5h0HU.txt b/transcript/cooking_QCyrZv5h0HU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..01519768b3d693a67ca432f3970b50b7feb5fe87 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_QCyrZv5h0HU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Oh +[6.000 --> 11.200] Second side a drag away from the final fight. 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Then come back +[47.600 --> 51.040] Goodbye Perkins God I wish I was going to +[51.040 --> 54.040] Or is it diff --git a/transcript/cooking_R6xEYfXR6Zg.txt b/transcript/cooking_R6xEYfXR6Zg.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4b9ce802d3f45018ee96bc58689fa6e1c9a8eb45 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_R6xEYfXR6Zg.txt @@ -0,0 +1,723 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.200] Inhibited in our stars this week from Capitol, +[3.200 --> 5.700] Katherine Hickland, and from Hotel, +[5.700 --> 11.240] Nathan Cloth, what's their bodies do the talking on Body Language? +[11.240 --> 16.280] And now here's the star of Body Language, Tom Kennedy. +[16.280 --> 19.480] Hello there. +[19.480 --> 21.480] Thank you very much. +[21.480 --> 23.280] Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. +[23.280 --> 25.080] Welcome to our show, Body Language. +[25.080 --> 27.120] On this our final day of this week, +[27.120 --> 29.920] let's give a nice warm welcome for Katherine Hickland. +[29.920 --> 32.520] And from Capitol. +[32.520 --> 38.620] Now, earlier this week, in just, I said to you, +[38.620 --> 41.560] Hasselhoff, David Hasselhoff, on the night, right, +[41.560 --> 44.360] it was hard man to work with, and you went along with it. +[44.360 --> 48.280] You ought to see the male that came in on that show. +[48.280 --> 52.480] They were saying, you guys are being unfair to David Hasselhoff. +[52.480 --> 54.720] They said he's a sweet, wonderful man. +[54.720 --> 57.680] I wanted everyone to know that this is Mrs. +[57.680 --> 60.280] David Hasselhoff, and it was all a joke. +[60.280 --> 63.080] Oh, you mean they didn't know that? +[63.080 --> 65.480] No, I really didn't know that. +[65.480 --> 66.880] No, of course not. +[66.880 --> 71.480] How long have you two been married, Katherine? +[71.480 --> 72.480] Over a year? +[72.480 --> 73.980] 15 months, 14 months. +[73.980 --> 75.280] Over a year. +[75.280 --> 76.240] That's wonderful. +[76.240 --> 77.320] Incredible. +[77.320 --> 79.680] Do you guys manage to get time off together? +[79.680 --> 80.480] Or do you? +[80.480 --> 83.680] Yeah, we just took a vacation to Maui, which was great. +[83.680 --> 84.920] How nice. +[84.920 --> 85.840] Very good. +[85.840 --> 87.160] OK, give him our best. +[87.160 --> 87.920] Would you please? +[87.920 --> 88.960] Oh, I will. +[88.960 --> 91.680] Very good. +[91.680 --> 94.440] And while you're at it, yours too. +[94.440 --> 98.800] Here is Randy Ingram, $7,900. +[98.800 --> 99.560] Great. +[99.560 --> 101.880] And he won the loss against him. +[101.880 --> 103.520] And you've been married how long? +[103.520 --> 104.640] About three weeks. +[104.640 --> 105.280] Is that it? +[105.280 --> 105.800] Yeah. +[105.800 --> 107.560] And your wife and the audience? +[107.560 --> 108.920] No, she's with mom. +[108.920 --> 109.440] OK. +[109.440 --> 110.720] I told her if she can see me. +[110.720 --> 113.200] If she sees me. +[113.200 --> 114.560] All right, Randy. +[114.560 --> 121.000] And here is Cameron's daddy from Hotel, Nathan's Good. +[121.000 --> 123.000] He'll be driven by Cameron's daddy. +[123.000 --> 124.000] I feel like that. +[124.000 --> 125.680] I feel like that is very nice. +[125.680 --> 126.680] I want to ask some out. +[126.680 --> 128.400] That was really great. +[128.400 --> 130.040] Yeah, we just... +[130.040 --> 133.200] Was your wife in show business or is she in show business? +[133.200 --> 134.680] Yes, my wife's an actress. +[134.680 --> 137.520] She's been on Broadway and does commercials and whatnot. +[137.520 --> 138.320] Yeah. +[138.320 --> 139.160] Kara. +[139.160 --> 139.960] Kara's part. +[139.960 --> 140.560] Kara. +[140.560 --> 141.560] Kara. +[141.560 --> 142.960] You give her our best, too. +[142.960 --> 143.560] I will. +[143.560 --> 144.160] OK. +[144.160 --> 146.600] And Cameron, of course, you know, this is his show, right? +[146.600 --> 148.400] No. +[148.400 --> 151.400] Here is our ex-champ, but she's still on the show. +[151.400 --> 154.000] Tina, a fine 10, a $2,800, $150. +[154.000 --> 155.000] One loss against him. +[155.000 --> 157.160] How much did you have? +[157.160 --> 159.280] Let's add up some more dollars to your winning. +[159.280 --> 160.280] Shall we do that? +[160.280 --> 162.000] OpticVar Games to act out a series of words +[162.000 --> 163.240] to help you partner solve a puzzle. +[163.240 --> 164.040] We'll show you how it's done. +[164.040 --> 165.000] Come on here. +[165.000 --> 167.440] Business, special hop. +[167.440 --> 169.040] Business, age. +[169.040 --> 170.560] Now, listen here, Mrs. H. +[170.560 --> 172.320] We're going to give you five of seven words +[172.320 --> 174.280] and it will appear in a puzzle a little bit later on. +[174.280 --> 176.720] And the more words you get, Randy, the easier it will be +[176.720 --> 180.080] for you to solve Zipuzzle. +[180.080 --> 180.600] Here we go. +[180.600 --> 182.120] 60 seconds on the clock. +[182.120 --> 183.440] Here's your first word. +[183.440 --> 184.760] Go. +[184.760 --> 185.760] Pass. +[185.760 --> 188.000] All right. +[188.000 --> 190.440] You're playing a banjo, the guitar. +[190.440 --> 191.680] Six strings. +[191.680 --> 193.000] Six guitars. +[193.000 --> 195.160] Six, a quintet. +[195.160 --> 197.160] Pass. +[197.160 --> 199.160] You're balancing on a tightrope. +[199.160 --> 202.040] You're balancing on a mountain. +[202.040 --> 204.960] You're walking up. +[204.960 --> 206.480] You're surfing. +[206.480 --> 207.360] Yeah, surfing. +[207.360 --> 208.080] You fell. +[208.080 --> 209.120] You months you fell. +[209.120 --> 210.360] You crashed. +[210.360 --> 212.240] Surfered. +[212.240 --> 212.760] You ate it. +[212.760 --> 213.760] Pass. +[213.760 --> 215.760] Pass. +[215.760 --> 216.840] Tongue. +[216.840 --> 217.920] Palette. +[217.920 --> 219.680] Hey, hey, yuck. +[219.680 --> 220.200] Pass. +[220.200 --> 222.480] Pass. +[222.480 --> 226.320] You're balancing now on a something that, +[226.320 --> 227.480] whoops, something that. +[227.480 --> 228.000] Pass. +[228.000 --> 228.920] Oh, no. +[228.920 --> 229.920] Pass. +[229.920 --> 230.680] Pass. +[230.680 --> 231.760] Pass. +[231.760 --> 232.760] Pass. +[232.760 --> 233.760] Pass. +[233.760 --> 234.760] You're balancing? +[234.760 --> 235.760] You're balancing? +[235.760 --> 236.760] OK, no. +[236.760 --> 239.520] This is a mountain range, a whom lumps. +[239.520 --> 240.520] Water. +[240.520 --> 241.520] Water. +[241.520 --> 242.520] Surfboard. +[242.520 --> 244.240] Surfwater, and you fell in a way. +[244.240 --> 245.240] Time. +[245.240 --> 246.240] All right. +[246.240 --> 247.240] All right. +[247.240 --> 249.240] What do you need to look for? +[249.240 --> 250.240] What do you need to look for? +[250.240 --> 251.240] Over there. +[251.240 --> 253.240] I'll be OK. +[253.240 --> 254.240] This is water. +[254.240 --> 256.240] You should remember water. +[256.240 --> 261.240] Andy, would you like to live for your first anniversary? +[261.240 --> 262.240] Ooh. +[262.240 --> 263.240] This is what. +[263.240 --> 264.240] Here's your puzzle. +[264.240 --> 267.640] Here, here's your puzzle. +[267.640 --> 274.480] In this blank, blank with blank, blank on a blank that looks like a blank for blank. +[274.480 --> 275.720] What do you think? +[275.720 --> 276.720] Let's try one. +[276.720 --> 277.720] Is it one? +[277.720 --> 281.200] I was asking for the puzzle. +[281.200 --> 283.720] Oh, well, I thought maybe that was his answer. +[283.720 --> 284.720] I don't know. +[284.720 --> 285.720] Come on, Tina. +[285.720 --> 286.720] Which blank would you like? +[286.720 --> 287.720] Let's try one. +[287.720 --> 288.720] I don't say that. +[288.720 --> 289.720] I'll go for it. +[289.720 --> 290.720] Oh, she does one. +[290.720 --> 295.960] In this sport, blank with blank, blank on a blank that looks like a blank for blank. +[295.960 --> 296.960] Surfing. +[296.960 --> 297.960] Is it surfing? +[297.960 --> 298.960] Oh, well. +[298.960 --> 299.960] Woo! +[299.960 --> 303.960] I honestly thought that you were saying that was your answer. +[303.960 --> 304.960] Well, it could be. +[304.960 --> 307.560] I mean, after all, it could be anything. +[307.560 --> 308.560] Now, let's look. +[308.560 --> 309.560] The parentheses means unactive. +[309.560 --> 310.560] Let's look at the rest of the puzzle. +[310.560 --> 311.560] In this sport, Beach Boys. +[311.560 --> 315.560] You had the guitar and the indicating, I guess there were six of them. +[315.560 --> 316.560] Six Beach Boys? +[316.560 --> 317.560] Yeah. +[317.560 --> 318.560] I just, ugh. +[318.560 --> 319.560] It's hard. +[319.560 --> 322.160] Beach Boys with Tans unacted. +[322.160 --> 323.160] White Bout. +[323.160 --> 325.120] White Bout when she fell off the surfboard. +[325.120 --> 326.120] White Bout. +[326.120 --> 328.120] How did they surf, Lingo? +[328.120 --> 329.120] Yeah. +[329.120 --> 330.120] Yeah. +[330.120 --> 331.120] Yours was all assiated. +[331.120 --> 334.360] White Tans wiped out on a board. +[334.360 --> 335.360] That's a surfboard. +[335.360 --> 336.360] Uh-huh. +[336.360 --> 337.360] She pointed the board. +[337.360 --> 339.160] That looks like a tongue depressor. +[339.160 --> 342.600] Remember when she depressed her time for, go lie it. +[342.600 --> 345.120] That when she didn't mess around with that one. +[345.120 --> 349.520] So that means that Nathan and Tina got the first $100 in the first team to reach $500. +[349.520 --> 352.360] Winds our game and a chance of $10,000. +[352.360 --> 354.880] We'll be back when Nathan took the team right after that. +[354.880 --> 355.880] All right. +[355.880 --> 356.880] This is it. +[356.880 --> 358.880] Yes. +[358.880 --> 361.280] So far, we have another $100 puzzle. +[361.280 --> 362.480] And it's for the green team. +[362.480 --> 363.680] So Nathan, down here. +[363.680 --> 364.680] Tina, hold it. +[364.680 --> 366.680] There's a front. +[366.680 --> 367.680] Thank you, Dad. +[367.680 --> 368.680] Thank you. +[368.680 --> 369.680] Thank you. +[369.680 --> 370.680] Yes. +[370.680 --> 371.680] All right. +[371.680 --> 372.680] We are all set. +[372.680 --> 373.680] The audience is all set. +[373.680 --> 374.680] Let's do it. +[374.680 --> 375.680] 60 seconds on the clock. +[375.680 --> 376.680] Here's your first word. +[376.680 --> 377.680] Here you go. +[377.680 --> 378.680] Oh. +[378.680 --> 379.680] Oh. +[379.680 --> 380.680] Oh. +[380.680 --> 381.680] Pass. +[381.680 --> 382.680] Yes, honey. +[382.680 --> 383.680] You're sleeping. +[383.680 --> 384.680] You're taking a nap. +[384.680 --> 385.680] A dream. +[385.680 --> 387.680] You're having a, in a house. +[387.680 --> 388.680] A dream house. +[388.680 --> 389.680] Yes. +[389.680 --> 390.680] Let's. +[390.680 --> 399.680] Okay, a famous, a famous man singing a paparazzi, smoking a pipe, being a pericomal, +[399.680 --> 402.680] ding, ding, ding, Martin, being Karazbi. +[402.680 --> 403.680] Yes. +[403.680 --> 404.680] Yes. +[405.680 --> 411.680] Okay, you're making, um, frying, frying pan. +[411.680 --> 418.680] Pancakes, eggs, bacon, sausages, frying, scrambled eggs. +[418.680 --> 419.680] Pass. +[419.680 --> 424.680] Okay, you're pouring something into a, it's rising. +[424.680 --> 428.680] The liquid, the measurement, the filling up. +[428.680 --> 429.680] Fill. +[429.680 --> 430.680] There will be that. +[430.680 --> 431.680] Continue. +[431.680 --> 432.680] You. +[433.680 --> 435.680] You're turning on a faucet. +[435.680 --> 436.680] Time. +[436.680 --> 437.680] Time ran out. +[437.680 --> 438.680] We got three of them both. +[438.680 --> 439.680] You got three. +[439.680 --> 441.680] Nathan, what did you want to do? +[441.680 --> 442.680] This show was on the page. +[442.680 --> 449.680] It either makes you younger or age as you in this case is aging. +[449.680 --> 450.680] I still like him. +[450.680 --> 451.680] I like him. +[451.680 --> 452.680] Oh, yes, we all do. +[452.680 --> 453.680] You got three of them. +[453.680 --> 454.680] Let's look at those three words. +[454.680 --> 456.680] One, two, and. +[456.680 --> 458.680] Bing, cross, bee, filled. +[458.680 --> 460.680] Bing, cross, bee, filled. +[460.680 --> 461.680] He's with blank. +[461.680 --> 463.680] And the blank, blank, blank. +[463.680 --> 465.680] And the one in your dream house. +[465.680 --> 466.680] Now, what do you think? +[466.680 --> 467.680] I'm gonna say, pipe. +[467.680 --> 469.680] Is it pipe. +[469.680 --> 471.680] Oh, yeah! +[471.680 --> 472.680] Yeah! +[472.680 --> 473.680] Yeah! +[473.680 --> 474.680] Yeah! +[474.680 --> 475.680] Yeah! +[475.680 --> 481.680] You were about to, when was the last time you saw Dean Martin smoking your pipe? +[481.680 --> 482.680] Remember when you said, +[482.680 --> 483.680] I don't know where I got that. +[483.680 --> 484.680] Everybody smokes it. +[484.680 --> 490.680] Bing crossed me, filled his with tobacco on active. +[490.680 --> 494.680] And the Roto-Rooter man is the one he was the very end. +[494.680 --> 495.680] Oh, wow! +[495.680 --> 496.680] Okay. +[496.680 --> 497.680] Yeah. +[497.680 --> 500.680] What on earth do you do for a Roto-Rooter man? +[500.680 --> 501.680] Well, anyway. +[501.680 --> 502.680] I see that drain. +[502.680 --> 503.680] I don't know what I'd have to get in there. +[503.680 --> 507.680] Anyway, might find bacon grease. +[507.680 --> 509.680] Now, you got the fry, then you got the bacon. +[509.680 --> 510.680] And he was pouring off the grease. +[510.680 --> 511.680] Yes, he was. +[511.680 --> 514.680] And the one in your dream house. +[514.680 --> 516.680] But you got $100 for a total of $200. +[516.680 --> 517.680] Yeah. +[517.680 --> 518.680] That's what's important. +[518.680 --> 520.680] We'll be back with our $250 puzzles right after this. +[520.680 --> 521.680] Okay. +[521.680 --> 522.680] You nailed it. +[522.680 --> 523.680] Yeah! +[523.680 --> 524.680] Okay. +[524.680 --> 525.680] You nailed it! +[525.680 --> 526.680] Okay. +[526.680 --> 527.680] You nailed it! +[527.680 --> 528.680] You nailed it! +[528.680 --> 529.680] Yeah! +[529.680 --> 530.680] The Zero for the Red Team. +[530.680 --> 532.680] And now we're going to high gear, $250 puzzles. +[532.680 --> 536.680] And if neither team reaches $500, we'll then have a playoff. +[536.680 --> 539.680] Catherine Hickland is reciting and a brand-new album. +[539.680 --> 541.680] Yeah, over here, buddy. +[541.680 --> 544.680] We have our signal straight. +[544.680 --> 545.680] Do we not? +[545.680 --> 546.680] Yes. +[546.680 --> 547.680] What? +[547.680 --> 548.680] What? +[548.680 --> 549.680] Got that. +[549.680 --> 550.680] Okay. +[550.680 --> 551.680] 60 seconds on the clock. +[551.680 --> 552.680] Here's your first word. +[552.680 --> 553.680] And go. +[553.680 --> 554.680] Pass. +[554.680 --> 555.680] Pass. +[555.680 --> 556.680] Pass. +[556.680 --> 557.680] Ah. +[557.680 --> 559.680] Okay. +[559.680 --> 561.680] Movie, you're admiring a painting. +[561.680 --> 562.680] You're admiring. +[562.680 --> 563.680] You're looking at something. +[563.680 --> 564.680] You're watching. +[564.680 --> 565.680] You're observing. +[565.680 --> 567.680] You're getting a suntan. +[567.680 --> 568.680] Pass. +[568.680 --> 569.680] Pass. +[569.680 --> 570.680] Pass. +[570.680 --> 571.680] It's a star. +[571.680 --> 572.680] It's a man. +[572.680 --> 573.680] It's a jolly man. +[573.680 --> 574.680] A happy man W.C. field. +[574.680 --> 575.680] It's a star. +[575.680 --> 576.680] Okay. +[576.680 --> 577.680] It's a star man. +[577.680 --> 578.680] And he's fat. +[578.680 --> 579.680] And he's... +[579.680 --> 581.680] Oh, no. +[581.680 --> 582.680] Oh, dude. +[582.680 --> 583.680] He's a rooster. +[583.680 --> 584.680] Pass. +[584.680 --> 585.680] Pass. +[585.680 --> 586.680] Pass. +[586.680 --> 587.680] Pass. +[587.680 --> 588.680] Pass. +[588.680 --> 589.680] Pass. +[589.680 --> 590.680] Pass. +[590.680 --> 591.680] Pass. +[591.680 --> 592.680] Oh, Elvis. +[592.680 --> 593.680] The King. +[593.680 --> 595.680] Oh, he's a rock and roll singer. +[595.680 --> 598.680] A rock and roll singer, a star. +[598.680 --> 599.680] Yes. +[599.680 --> 600.680] And is he a guy or a girl? +[600.680 --> 601.680] He's a girl. +[601.680 --> 602.680] Is he a girl? +[602.680 --> 603.680] Is he a man? +[603.680 --> 604.680] Is he a star? +[604.680 --> 605.680] The whole thing. +[605.680 --> 606.680] Rock and roll. +[606.680 --> 607.680] Music. +[607.680 --> 608.680] Pass. +[608.680 --> 609.680] Pass. +[609.680 --> 610.680] Pass. +[610.680 --> 611.680] Pass. +[611.680 --> 612.680] Pass. +[612.680 --> 613.680] Time. +[613.680 --> 614.680] You got one of them. +[614.680 --> 615.680] Okay. +[615.680 --> 616.680] Here we go. +[616.680 --> 617.680] Oh, yes. +[617.680 --> 618.680] You got one. +[618.680 --> 620.680] She goes into her meditative. +[620.680 --> 621.680] Huh? +[621.680 --> 622.680] Oh, zero. +[622.680 --> 623.680] Oh, zero. +[623.680 --> 624.680] Excuse me. +[624.680 --> 626.680] I'm going to help you here now. +[626.680 --> 628.680] Because you got it, and I'll read it for you. +[628.680 --> 630.680] Blank and blank, blank. +[630.680 --> 632.680] On blank in this blank, +[632.680 --> 634.680] where blank was a blank? +[634.680 --> 635.680] Now, what is that? +[635.680 --> 637.680] This is for $250. +[637.680 --> 638.680] Tell us. +[638.680 --> 639.680] What is it? +[639.680 --> 640.680] Monster. +[640.680 --> 641.680] Is it a monster? +[641.680 --> 642.680] No. +[642.680 --> 643.680] All right, Nathan. +[643.680 --> 645.680] Which blank would you like next? +[645.680 --> 646.680] One. +[646.680 --> 647.680] Okay. +[647.680 --> 648.680] Okay. +[648.680 --> 649.680] Okay. +[649.680 --> 650.680] Okay. +[650.680 --> 651.680] Okay. +[651.680 --> 652.680] Okay. +[652.680 --> 653.680] Okay. +[653.680 --> 654.680] One. +[654.680 --> 658.680] Rock stars and blank, blank, un-blank. +[658.680 --> 663.680] In this blank, where blank was a blank? +[663.680 --> 665.680] Catherine, back to you. +[665.680 --> 667.680] Five. +[667.680 --> 671.680] In this city, where blank was a blank? +[671.680 --> 672.680] Memphis. +[672.680 --> 673.680] Is it Memphis? +[673.680 --> 675.680] Nathan? +[675.680 --> 677.680] Six. +[677.680 --> 681.680] In this city, where Eddie Murphy was a blank? +[681.680 --> 682.680] Detroit. +[682.680 --> 683.680] Is it Detroit? +[683.680 --> 684.680] No. +[684.680 --> 685.680] All right. +[685.680 --> 686.680] Catherine. +[686.680 --> 687.680] Catherine. +[687.680 --> 688.680] Okay. +[688.680 --> 689.680] Four. +[689.680 --> 692.680] Rock stars and blank, blank, un-road-day-o-drive. +[692.680 --> 694.680] In this city, where Eddie Murphy was a blank? +[694.680 --> 695.680] Beverly Hills. +[695.680 --> 696.680] Is it Beverly Hills? +[696.680 --> 697.680] There you go. +[697.680 --> 698.680] Whoo! +[698.680 --> 701.680] Who just recently played Detroit? +[701.680 --> 702.680] That's what I thought of too. +[702.680 --> 703.680] That's what they had. +[703.680 --> 704.680] Well, he came from Detroit. +[704.680 --> 706.680] And he came from Detroit too, Beverly Hills. +[706.680 --> 707.680] I'm sorry. +[707.680 --> 709.680] No, that's not right. +[709.680 --> 710.680] Rock stars. +[710.680 --> 711.680] It was Rock stars. +[711.680 --> 712.680] He had Rock and Roll. +[712.680 --> 713.680] It was Rock stars. +[713.680 --> 716.680] And a millionaires didn't mess with that window shop. +[716.680 --> 718.680] He was window shopping when he was looking for. +[718.680 --> 719.680] Well, this is crazy. +[719.680 --> 720.680] Sure. +[720.680 --> 721.680] I told you that. +[721.680 --> 724.680] On-road-day-o-drive in this city, where Eddie Murphy, +[724.680 --> 726.680] and that was Eddie Murphy he was doing out there, +[726.680 --> 728.680] was a cop. +[728.680 --> 731.680] And so that means you got $250 for the red team. +[731.680 --> 732.680] Well done, Catherine. +[732.680 --> 733.680] Thank you. +[733.680 --> 734.680] We go sit down. +[734.680 --> 735.680] You stay right here, Nathan. +[735.680 --> 736.680] And Tina, get down there. +[736.680 --> 737.680] That's great. +[737.680 --> 738.680] Great. +[739.680 --> 741.680] We have another $250 puzzle. +[741.680 --> 742.680] You're set, aren't you, Tina? +[742.680 --> 743.680] I'm ready. +[743.680 --> 745.680] OK, 60 seconds on the clock. +[745.680 --> 746.680] Here's your first word. +[746.680 --> 748.680] You go. +[748.680 --> 749.680] Tier. +[749.680 --> 750.680] Crying. +[750.680 --> 752.680] Saw. +[752.680 --> 753.680] Dance, sad. +[753.680 --> 754.680] You jerk. +[754.680 --> 755.680] Tier, jerk. +[755.680 --> 756.680] Tier, jerk. +[756.680 --> 757.680] Yes. +[757.680 --> 758.680] Next. +[758.680 --> 759.680] Star. +[759.680 --> 761.680] Man. +[761.680 --> 762.680] Heck. +[762.680 --> 763.680] Hel-hel-men. +[763.680 --> 764.680] Good. +[764.680 --> 765.680] Yeah, he's John Wayne. +[765.680 --> 770.680] Gar-uh, uh, Matt Dillon, Gary Cooper. +[770.680 --> 771.680] Monkey? +[771.680 --> 772.680] A monkey. +[772.680 --> 774.680] Plenty of wood. +[774.680 --> 775.680] Yes! +[775.680 --> 776.680] Good, man. +[776.680 --> 778.680] God. +[778.680 --> 781.680] Man. +[781.680 --> 782.680] Big ears. +[782.680 --> 784.680] No, he's got... +[784.680 --> 785.680] I don't know what that is. +[785.680 --> 786.680] There are clown ears. +[786.680 --> 787.680] There are little little little clown. +[787.680 --> 788.680] Elephant. +[788.680 --> 790.680] Elephant, man. +[790.680 --> 792.680] Uh, uh, um- +[792.680 --> 794.680] Pass. +[794.680 --> 795.680] Pass. +[795.680 --> 797.680] I know. +[797.680 --> 798.680] Horns. +[798.680 --> 799.680] Count. +[799.680 --> 800.680] A bull. +[800.680 --> 801.680] A steer. +[801.680 --> 803.680] A long horn. +[803.680 --> 804.680] Fet. +[804.680 --> 806.680] Ha. +[806.680 --> 807.680] Uh, uh, uh, uh. +[807.680 --> 808.680] Oh, no, die. +[808.680 --> 809.680] Oh, I know, I know. +[809.680 --> 810.680] Good one. +[810.680 --> 812.680] You have some good shots in there. +[812.680 --> 814.680] And you earned two words. +[814.680 --> 816.680] That's the best I can do for you. +[816.680 --> 817.680] Here's the puzzle. +[817.680 --> 819.680] Here are your two words. +[819.680 --> 821.680] And this is a $250 puzzle. +[821.680 --> 824.680] This blank blank about a blank is such a tear-jerker +[824.680 --> 827.680] that the blank in it would make even Clint Eastwood blank. +[827.680 --> 829.680] Take it, Nathan. +[829.680 --> 830.680] Shane. +[830.680 --> 832.680] Is it Shane for 250? +[832.680 --> 834.680] Oh, it wasn't. +[834.680 --> 835.680] Catherine. +[835.680 --> 836.680] Which blank next? +[836.680 --> 837.680] One. +[837.680 --> 840.680] This Walt Disney blank about a blank is such a tear-jerker +[840.680 --> 843.680] that the blank in it would make even Clint Eastwood blank. +[843.680 --> 844.680] What is it, Catherine? +[844.680 --> 846.680] Mickey, uh, wait, no. +[846.680 --> 848.680] Time is up, Nathan. +[848.680 --> 849.680] Which blank next? +[849.680 --> 850.680] Three. +[850.680 --> 853.680] This Walt Disney blank about a deer is such a tear-jerker. +[853.680 --> 854.680] What is it, Bambi? +[854.680 --> 855.680] Is it Bambi? +[855.680 --> 857.680] Bambi. +[857.680 --> 859.680] Bambi. +[859.680 --> 860.680] Bambi. +[860.680 --> 862.680] Bambi, Bambi. +[862.680 --> 866.680] Now, when she was giving you Mickey Mouse trying to get the Walt Disney. +[866.680 --> 867.680] With the big ears. +[867.680 --> 869.680] Mickey, yeah, he does. +[869.680 --> 871.680] And only four fingers. +[871.680 --> 873.680] Yeah, this Walt Disney. +[873.680 --> 874.680] Here, right. +[874.680 --> 875.680] Picture. +[875.680 --> 876.680] Unacted about a deer. +[876.680 --> 878.680] Oh, the deer at the end, she was going, +[878.680 --> 880.680] and the whole for Santa and his deer, trying to... +[880.680 --> 881.680] Oh! +[881.680 --> 883.680] And the amperes coming out of his head. +[883.680 --> 886.680] A deer is such a tear-jerker that the forest fire didn't get that in it +[886.680 --> 891.680] would make even Clint Eastwood that was brilliant when you got the, +[891.680 --> 893.680] the chimpanzee there for a ride. +[893.680 --> 894.680] The movie... +[894.680 --> 897.680] What was the movie, uh, every which way but loose, yeah. +[897.680 --> 900.680] That was inspirational, even Clint Eastwood blubbered. +[900.680 --> 902.680] All right, 450 to 250. +[902.680 --> 903.680] Are you two have done your job? +[903.680 --> 906.680] You go over there and sit down and Randy and Tina, come on over here. +[906.680 --> 911.680] Neither of you reach $500, so we're going to give you another +[911.680 --> 914.680] 250-hour puzzle and whoever wins this will be the winner. +[914.680 --> 918.680] And each player has one loss against them, so we have to say goodbye to one of you. +[918.680 --> 920.680] Here is your playoff puzzle. +[920.680 --> 925.680] When this blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, the blank. +[925.680 --> 927.680] Oh, well, how easy can it get? +[927.680 --> 929.680] Randy, you are our champ. +[929.680 --> 930.680] You want to go first, you want Tina to go first. +[930.680 --> 931.680] I'll give it to Tina. +[931.680 --> 932.680] Tina. +[932.680 --> 933.680] Number one. +[933.680 --> 939.680] Then this actress, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, blank, the blank. +[939.680 --> 941.680] They done away. +[941.680 --> 943.680] No, Randy. +[943.680 --> 944.680] Number six. +[944.680 --> 949.680] When this actress, blank, blank, blank, blank, over the blank. +[949.680 --> 950.680] Julie Garland. +[950.680 --> 951.680] Yeah! +[951.680 --> 952.680] Whoo! +[952.680 --> 954.680] Ha-ha-ha! +[954.680 --> 955.680] Oh, yeah! +[955.680 --> 957.680] Oh, no! +[957.680 --> 960.680] Over the rainbow, hand to be over the rainbow. +[960.680 --> 961.680] Whoo! +[962.680 --> 964.680] Well done, Randy. +[964.680 --> 972.680] When this actress played Dorothy, she sang over the rainbow. +[972.680 --> 975.680] Well, Randy Ingram is our champ. +[975.680 --> 977.680] We have to say goodbye to Tina Fontana. +[977.680 --> 979.680] But Tina played the game well. +[979.680 --> 982.680] I'll tell you how well she takes with her $3,300. +[982.680 --> 983.680] She's ready. +[983.680 --> 984.680] Thanks a lot. +[984.680 --> 985.680] Thanks a lot. +[985.680 --> 986.680] See you right here. +[986.680 --> 987.680] Thank you. +[987.680 --> 990.680] Randy now, Randy has $8,400. +[990.680 --> 995.680] And he's on his way to another chance at $10,000. +[995.680 --> 997.680] And we'll be back for that chance right after this. +[997.680 --> 998.680] Oh! +[998.680 --> 999.680] Oh, and say goodbye. +[999.680 --> 1000.680] Oh! +[1000.680 --> 1001.680] Oh! +[1001.680 --> 1002.680] Oh! +[1002.680 --> 1003.680] Oh! +[1003.680 --> 1004.680] Oh! +[1004.680 --> 1005.680] Oh! +[1005.680 --> 1006.680] Oh! +[1006.680 --> 1007.680] Oh! +[1007.680 --> 1008.680] Oh! +[1008.680 --> 1009.680] Oh! +[1009.680 --> 1010.680] Oh! +[1010.680 --> 1011.680] Oh! +[1011.680 --> 1012.680] Oh! +[1012.680 --> 1013.680] Oh! +[1013.680 --> 1014.680] Oh! +[1014.680 --> 1015.680] Oh! +[1015.680 --> 1016.680] Oh! +[1016.680 --> 1019.680] Come on the blind team is doing quite well here. +[1019.680 --> 1022.680] Randy, our newlywed, has a chance for another $10,000. +[1022.680 --> 1025.680] Now we're going to give you ten words this time in 60 seconds. +[1025.680 --> 1028.680] Every words worth a hundred dollars to you, Randy. +[1028.680 --> 1029.680] Good luck to both of you. +[1029.680 --> 1030.680] Here we go. +[1030.680 --> 1031.680] 60 seconds on the clock. +[1031.680 --> 1034.680] Be proceed your first word, go. +[1034.680 --> 1035.680] Oh! +[1035.680 --> 1036.680] No, you're hungry. +[1036.680 --> 1043.680] Yes! +[1043.680 --> 1045.680] You're starting! +[1045.680 --> 1048.180] Oh, you're pregnant. +[1048.180 --> 1049.320] You're pregnant fairy. +[1049.320 --> 1049.960] You're the store. +[1049.960 --> 1050.760] Pregnant fairy. +[1050.760 --> 1051.760] Sure, is it? +[1051.760 --> 1053.360] 400. +[1053.360 --> 1054.120] You're an animal? +[1054.120 --> 1054.960] It's pregnant. +[1054.960 --> 1057.000] You're a devil, a cow. +[1057.000 --> 1058.200] You got horns? +[1058.200 --> 1060.040] Oh, oh, you're a beaver? +[1060.040 --> 1061.320] No, what has horns? +[1061.320 --> 1062.800] You're biting something? +[1062.800 --> 1063.800] Um, fast. +[1063.800 --> 1065.800] Fast? +[1065.800 --> 1067.240] You're playing a flute, a piccolo. +[1067.240 --> 1068.240] Yes, 500. +[1068.240 --> 1070.240] 500. +[1070.240 --> 1072.240] Water? +[1072.240 --> 1073.040] Brown? +[1073.040 --> 1073.840] Duck. +[1073.840 --> 1074.440] Yeah. +[1074.440 --> 1075.240] Good. +[1075.240 --> 1077.360] You're pouring. +[1077.360 --> 1080.320] You're sleeping. +[1080.320 --> 1081.560] You're getting up. +[1081.560 --> 1085.680] You're coming in your milk cereal, cereal, breakfast? +[1085.680 --> 1087.000] The whole thing, breakfast? +[1087.000 --> 1090.280] Cereal, milk? +[1090.280 --> 1091.280] Fast. +[1091.280 --> 1093.280] Fast. +[1093.280 --> 1094.280] Time. +[1094.280 --> 1095.280] How many? +[1095.280 --> 1097.920] Well, you got five or six hundred dollars. +[1097.920 --> 1101.320] She was putting sugar on her cereal. +[1101.320 --> 1102.320] It's thinking of everything. +[1102.320 --> 1103.240] And this was a carrot. +[1103.240 --> 1103.920] She was a chomp. +[1103.920 --> 1104.920] Brad one. +[1104.920 --> 1106.040] Yeah, it was not a carrot. +[1106.040 --> 1106.840] But you got six of them. +[1106.840 --> 1107.600] That's what's important. +[1107.600 --> 1110.360] $600 now can become $6,000. +[1110.360 --> 1113.160] If you get the next three words in 20 seconds. +[1113.160 --> 1115.320] If you don't, you still have the $600. +[1115.320 --> 1116.280] But let's do it, shall we? +[1116.280 --> 1117.280] Let's do it. +[1117.280 --> 1118.760] 20 seconds on the clock. +[1118.760 --> 1120.400] Here's your first three words. +[1120.400 --> 1121.840] Go. +[1121.840 --> 1122.840] You're a sword. +[1122.840 --> 1123.840] Oh, you're painting. +[1123.840 --> 1124.840] Oh, that's it. +[1124.840 --> 1125.840] One down, three to go. +[1125.840 --> 1126.840] A hair? +[1126.840 --> 1127.840] You're painting. +[1127.840 --> 1128.840] Two down and one to go for six. +[1128.840 --> 1129.840] Oh, you're so sneaky. +[1129.840 --> 1130.840] Oh, you're the 20s. +[1130.840 --> 1132.160] You're fluttering. +[1132.160 --> 1133.480] What is it? +[1133.480 --> 1134.480] Frills. +[1134.480 --> 1136.400] The tassels. +[1136.400 --> 1138.680] Oh, you're so cute. +[1138.680 --> 1141.400] You're turning around. +[1141.400 --> 1142.920] Oh, that is too bad. +[1142.920 --> 1145.800] It's a very hard group of things to do. +[1145.800 --> 1147.160] She was wiggling. +[1147.160 --> 1148.160] It was a wiggle. +[1148.160 --> 1149.160] That was worth $6,000. +[1149.160 --> 1151.440] But you still have $600. +[1151.440 --> 1152.200] Yeah. +[1152.200 --> 1153.240] All right, come on down. +[1153.240 --> 1155.920] And Nathan, and we'll come back in just a moment. +[1155.920 --> 1157.920] And we'll tell you what our newlyweds, Randy, +[1157.920 --> 1159.440] and Lincoln have in total. +[1159.440 --> 1160.440] We'll add to $600. +[1160.440 --> 1161.440] We'll add to that. +[1161.440 --> 1162.440] We'll add to all of that. +[1162.440 --> 1163.440] That's a good time. +[1163.440 --> 1172.440] I told you what we're going to give our newlyweds. +[1172.440 --> 1173.440] Now, he's not through yet. +[1173.440 --> 1175.440] He only has one loss against him. +[1175.440 --> 1177.440] But Randy Ingram has been married. +[1177.440 --> 1178.440] How long, Randy? +[1178.440 --> 1179.440] About three weeks. +[1179.440 --> 1181.440] And you have $9,000. +[1181.440 --> 1183.440] And his wife is not even in the audience. +[1183.440 --> 1185.440] She has no idea what has happened so far. +[1185.440 --> 1187.440] But give us an idea of what you're going to do with that. +[1187.440 --> 1188.440] Shhh. +[1188.440 --> 1190.440] newlyweds, how about a king size bed? +[1190.440 --> 1192.440] OK. +[1192.440 --> 1193.440] OK. +[1193.440 --> 1194.440] OK. +[1194.440 --> 1195.440] Have more room. +[1195.440 --> 1197.440] That's what he did with his winnings. +[1197.440 --> 1199.440] I'm not careful, man. +[1199.440 --> 1204.440] Randy, we'll continue your sojourn next week. +[1204.440 --> 1206.440] We thank Catherine and Nathan for a great week. +[1206.440 --> 1207.440] Thank you. +[1207.440 --> 1209.440] Here next week, we have Alki Sumber and Jim J. Bullock. +[1209.440 --> 1211.440] And we'll look for you then on Body Language. +[1211.440 --> 1212.440] Bye-bye. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_T5t8wtV7ZDU.txt b/transcript/cooking_T5t8wtV7ZDU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e3cf8011ac8c22c263b3f974b34ee488225edcb9 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_T5t8wtV7ZDU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,88 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.960] What's up guys? Today we're going to take a look at some of the best range hoods for Indian +[4.960 --> 10.720] cooking on the market. If you want more information and the most up-to-date pricing on the products +[10.720 --> 16.160] mentioned, be sure to check the links in the description below. Okay, so let's get started. +[16.720 --> 21.040] Number 1. Fodal JQG7505 30-inch range hood +[21.680 --> 27.680] The Fodal JQG7505 30-inch range hood combines sleek design with advanced technology, +[27.680 --> 32.800] making it a standout addition to any modern kitchen. This versatile range hood can be installed +[32.800 --> 38.080] under the cabinet or mounted on the wall, offering flexibility to suit various kitchen layouts. +[38.640 --> 43.760] It's sophisticated onyx black glass finish enhances the aesthetic appeal while providing robust +[43.760 --> 50.080] functionality, innovative slant vent design. This range hood is part of Fodal Slant Vent Series, +[50.080 --> 56.240] featuring a 90-degree automatic open baffle plate. This design effectively reduces the spread of +[56.240 --> 62.160] cooking fumes and odors, improving kitchen air quality by quickly exhausting air over a six-square-foot +[62.160 --> 67.280] area. This feature ensures that smoke and odors are directed towards the air inlet, +[67.280 --> 72.960] maintaining a clean and pleasant kitchen environment. Powerful and quiet dual DC motors. +[73.520 --> 80.960] The Fodal JQG7505 is equipped with industry first side-draft technology, powered by dual DC +[80.960 --> 86.960] motors, allowing it to achieve a maximum static pressure of 540 pAh. This innovative feature +[86.960 --> 92.240] increases the effective extraction rate by 30% compared to traditional range hoods, ensuring +[92.240 --> 98.320] superior removal of fumes and odors. Despite its powerful performance, the range hood operates +[98.320 --> 103.360] at a whisper quiet 39 dB, allowing you to enjoy conversations without interruption. +[104.160 --> 110.720] Hands-free motion activation. With built-in infrared connectivity, the Fodal JQG7505 +[110.960 --> 117.520] can be operated with a simple wave of your hand. Number 2, IKTH IKP02-30, +[117.520 --> 123.360] Wall-Mout Range Hood. The IKT30-inch Wall-Mout Range Hood is a sleek, modern kitchen appliance +[123.360 --> 127.520] designed to enhance your cooking environment by efficiently removing smoke and odors. +[128.240 --> 132.880] With a stylish stainless steel finish, this range hood is a perfect blend of functionality +[132.880 --> 139.600] and aesthetics, suitable for both contemporary and traditional kitchens. It offers both ducted and +[139.600 --> 144.160] ductless installation options, making it versatile for various kitchen layouts. +[144.960 --> 150.880] Modern design with gesture sensing. This IKTETCH range hood is constructed from durable stainless +[150.880 --> 156.240] steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to corrosion. 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JQG 9thone, Zinno 1. +[203.280 --> 209.920] Vodal Slant Vent Range Hood, JQG 9101 is a sophisticated, modern kitchen vent hood designed +[209.920 --> 215.760] to complement any contemporary kitchen space. Available in an elegant, onyx black color, +[215.760 --> 220.080] this range hood offers both under cabinet and wall mount installation options, +[220.080 --> 222.720] making it a versatile choice for various kitchen designs. +[222.800 --> 231.680] Unique Slant Vent Design. One of the standout features of the Vodal JQG 9101 is its innovative +[231.680 --> 236.400] Slant Vent Design. This feature directs cooking fumes directly to the air inlet, +[236.400 --> 239.760] significantly reducing the spread of smoke and odors throughout your kitchen. +[240.400 --> 246.400] Additionally, the 90-degree automatic open baffle plate covers an impressive 7.2 square +[246.400 --> 251.200] feet of range space, providing excellent coverage to ensure efficient ventilation. +[251.200 --> 257.840] Powerful dual motors. Quipped with powerful dual motors, the FOTILed JQG 9101 is capable +[257.840 --> 265.040] of reaching a velocity of 380 Pa with a noise level of just 58 dB. This means that it effectively +[265.040 --> 269.920] removes cooking fumes and smells without disturbing the peaceful environment of your home. +[271.280 --> 276.320] Whether you are stir frying, grilling, or simply simmering, this vent hood has the power +[276.320 --> 281.520] to keep your kitchen air fresh. 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--> 31.000] Okay, this is the most famous. +[31.000 --> 34.500] As you know, every Italian loves to do this. +[34.500 --> 36.500] But what does it really means? +[36.500 --> 39.000] This can mean so many things. +[39.000 --> 42.500] For example, right now, I'm passionate about what I'm doing. +[42.500 --> 44.500] So I'm just moving my hands like this. +[44.500 --> 53.500] But I can be also passionate and a bit more aggressive by doing what type of aeth you're doing. +[53.500 --> 56.500] You know, like in this way, if I do it with the face. +[56.500 --> 59.000] So like this. +[59.000 --> 63.000] You know, but you can be nice and you can say you're telling me something. +[63.000 --> 65.000] And to me, it doesn't make sense. +[65.000 --> 67.500] To me, it sounds a little bit, it does not right. +[67.500 --> 72.000] So I just go like, what are you trying to say? +[72.000 --> 74.000] What do you mean? +[74.000 --> 76.500] You need the face to that. +[76.500 --> 81.500] And if you're not be nice, you want to be, I don't know, in a funny way, in a funny situation, +[81.500 --> 88.500] you just go, like, I don't believe you. +[88.500 --> 91.000] See, you can meet different things. +[91.000 --> 93.500] So your face counts in this situation. +[93.500 --> 98.500] Something else that we really like, especially when I go to my non-naz house. +[98.500 --> 102.500] Non-na, this means I am angry. +[102.500 --> 105.500] Put food in my mouth. +[105.500 --> 108.500] Non-na, I want wine. +[108.500 --> 109.500] I want something to drink. +[109.500 --> 111.000] Bring it here, you know. +[111.500 --> 113.000] Something else I do. +[113.000 --> 115.000] Non-na. +[115.000 --> 117.000] I am full. +[117.000 --> 118.000] I am full. +[118.000 --> 120.000] I don't need more food. +[120.000 --> 122.000] So remember this. +[122.000 --> 124.000] Because when you go to Italy, you eat a lot. +[124.000 --> 128.000] So just go with the face. +[128.000 --> 130.000] Something else I like is this one. +[130.000 --> 132.000] But it's a bit rude, but it's like, +[132.000 --> 135.000] mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm. +[135.000 --> 138.000] Like, go, go, go. +[138.000 --> 140.000] You know, go like, you know. +[140.000 --> 142.000] This is something I like. +[142.000 --> 145.000] My mom used to do it. +[145.000 --> 148.000] This means you are in trouble. +[148.000 --> 149.000] You are in trouble. +[149.000 --> 150.000] So if you're a little kid, +[150.000 --> 153.000] there's something wrong with you to do this. +[153.000 --> 154.000] And that's what it means. +[154.000 --> 155.000] You are in trouble. +[155.000 --> 157.000] Don't do it again. +[157.000 --> 158.000] This is cute. +[158.000 --> 162.000] When there is something that you enjoy, like a dish, you know, chocolate. +[162.000 --> 163.000] You go like this. +[163.000 --> 167.000] Mmm, mmm, mmm. +[167.000 --> 169.000] So yummy. +[169.000 --> 171.000] Mmm, do it with me. +[171.000 --> 173.000] Mmm. +[173.000 --> 176.000] If you want to say that someone is a bit crazy, +[176.000 --> 178.000] you just go like this. +[178.000 --> 180.000] Mmm. +[180.000 --> 183.000] It means your brain is not right. +[183.000 --> 185.000] If you want to tell someone, +[185.000 --> 186.000] come here. +[186.000 --> 187.000] I need to talk to you. +[187.000 --> 190.000] This is the romantic way. +[190.000 --> 194.000] This is the friendly way. +[194.000 --> 198.000] And this is the angry way. +[199.000 --> 203.000] Ah, I forgot. +[203.000 --> 204.000] Tell me something. +[204.000 --> 205.000] I forget. +[205.000 --> 206.000] I do this. +[206.000 --> 208.000] Oh. +[208.000 --> 210.000] I can see that you're very smart. +[210.000 --> 212.000] And you have good eye. +[212.000 --> 214.000] Good attention to details. +[214.000 --> 217.000] So I go. +[217.000 --> 219.000] You know, you're good. +[219.000 --> 221.000] If you want to tell someone, +[221.000 --> 222.000] I don't care. +[222.000 --> 224.000] You go like this. +[224.000 --> 226.000] You want to do it more stronger. +[226.000 --> 231.000] I don't give... +[231.000 --> 235.000] I don't care. +[235.000 --> 237.000] With that face. +[237.000 --> 240.000] Last but not least, +[240.000 --> 242.000] you had a big day, you drank a lot, +[242.000 --> 243.000] you ate a lot. +[243.000 --> 245.000] You just want to tell someone, +[245.000 --> 251.000] I'm ready to go to bed. +[251.000 --> 253.000] You're going to bed. +[253.000 --> 254.000] Your pillars. +[254.000 --> 256.000] These are your pillars. +[256.000 --> 258.000] And these are your good to bed. +[258.000 --> 260.000] I hope you enjoyed this video. +[260.000 --> 263.000] Just share these with your Italian friends +[263.000 --> 265.000] or with friends who might be interested +[265.000 --> 267.000] to laugh a little bit +[267.000 --> 269.000] and have fun with us. +[269.000 --> 272.000] And maybe tomorrow you can surprise +[272.000 --> 274.000] one of your Italian friends +[274.000 --> 276.000] with some of the gestures. +[276.000 --> 277.000] Just use the good ones. +[277.000 --> 280.000] Don't use the angry one. +[280.000 --> 283.000] So thank you so much for watching this episode. +[283.000 --> 285.000] See you in the next Vincenzo's Plate. +[285.000 --> 287.000] Be your recipe. +[287.000 --> 289.000] Eora Simanja. +[289.000 --> 291.000] Vincenzo's Plate. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_XmtSbVNnuyQ.txt b/transcript/cooking_XmtSbVNnuyQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..eae39d40d2289c5393e4d0971f3f6a613a4f364f --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_XmtSbVNnuyQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.460] A few things I forgot to mention. +[6.300 --> 7.960] Uh, let me make a toast. +[7.960 --> 10.340] He should have had that second glass, +[10.340 --> 13.640] when everyone else had had only half an inch just for taste. +[18.840 --> 22.360] Shrimp, my favorite. +[22.360 --> 25.160] He should have taken only a small spoonful of the best dish +[25.160 --> 27.640] until everyone had had a helping. +[27.640 --> 28.840] He has good appetite. +[30.000 --> 36.000] He shouldn't have bragged. He was a fast learner. +[41.000 --> 45.000] But the worst was when rich criticized my mother's cooking, +[45.000 --> 48.000] then he didn't even know what he had done. +[48.000 --> 50.000] As is, the Chinese cook's custom, +[50.000 --> 54.000] my mother always insults her own cooking. +[54.000 --> 57.000] But only with the dishes she serves with special pride. +[57.000 --> 60.000] This dish not salty enough. +[60.000 --> 65.000] No flavor is too bad to eat, but please. +[69.000 --> 72.000] That was our cue to eat some. +[72.000 --> 75.000] I proclaim it, the best she'd ever made. +[75.000 --> 77.000] You know, let them. +[77.000 --> 80.000] All they say is old soy sauce. diff --git a/transcript/cooking__9uXxudNc98.txt b/transcript/cooking__9uXxudNc98.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c3719987322e1e4297cc396b0089a5426a2986da --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking__9uXxudNc98.txt @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.220] UC— +[14.020 --> 21.340] Wij mindful at upp Scotch +[22.100 --> 26.080] Permite Boo乃 +[26.080 --> 30.080] aifatil o o mada jau. +[30.080 --> 32.080] Narnverbal Communication +[32.080 --> 34.080] Includes facial expressions +[34.080 --> 38.080] that tune and a feature of voice +[38.080 --> 42.080] and gestures displayed through body language +[42.080 --> 44.080] and the physical distance between the communicators. +[44.080 --> 46.080] Let me show you a video +[46.080 --> 48.080] on Narnverbal Communication. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_bPljsYSt4GM.txt b/transcript/cooking_bPljsYSt4GM.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4c0fc7094c3dcdfd379e032e29385fb3afa60338 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_bPljsYSt4GM.txt @@ -0,0 +1,772 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.000] It's a game for the uninhibited. +[4.000 --> 8.000] Our stars this week from Mike Hammer, Lindsey Bloom, +[8.000 --> 10.000] and from Hotel, Nathan Cook. +[10.000 --> 15.000] Watch their bodies do the topping on Body Light Week. +[15.000 --> 20.000] And here's the star of Body Light Week, Todd Kennedy. +[20.000 --> 22.000] Yeah. +[22.000 --> 24.000] APPLAUSE +[26.000 --> 28.000] Good day. +[28.000 --> 31.000] Hey, let me try some really fat little Body Light Week. +[31.000 --> 34.000] You can just shout out whatever you think it is. +[34.000 --> 37.000] Uh, uh, this is... +[37.000 --> 39.000] Mike! +[39.000 --> 42.000] You got it. That's it. Now, next is... +[42.000 --> 44.000] Hammer! +[44.000 --> 47.000] That's it, Mike Hammer. Here's just one of the stars of Mike Hammer. +[47.000 --> 50.000] That's it, man. Very good. +[50.000 --> 52.000] What? +[54.000 --> 56.000] Now, they were all right, Lindsey. +[56.000 --> 58.000] What are you gonna... What do they win? +[58.000 --> 61.000] Well, they could come out to the set and visit Mike Hammer when we start up again. +[61.000 --> 63.000] Oh, good. +[63.000 --> 65.000] Tell me about that. When are you gonna start up again? +[65.000 --> 67.000] Well, Stacy gets out of jail June 7th. +[67.000 --> 70.000] Uh-huh. We'll go back into production in the end of June. +[70.000 --> 72.000] Uh-huh. Well, you know. +[72.000 --> 74.000] Yeah, that's all. And then we'll be back in the fall season. +[74.000 --> 76.000] Well, that's good. Next fall. +[76.000 --> 78.000] That Mike Hammer office will open for business. +[78.000 --> 80.000] We will look forward to it. +[82.000 --> 84.000] I was just looking at Steve Wayser. I was just looking at Steve Wayser. +[84.000 --> 86.000] Thank you, just came in from jogging. +[86.000 --> 87.000] Yeah. +[87.000 --> 88.000] But you're already for body language, obviously. +[88.000 --> 90.000] Well, I sure am. I want to win some money, too. +[90.000 --> 93.000] Okay. As me, your partner, his name is Brian Reynolds, $1,500. +[93.000 --> 95.000] Right here. I'll return it. +[95.000 --> 97.000] From Connecticut, I believe you say. +[97.000 --> 98.000] From Connecticut? +[98.000 --> 99.000] Yeah. +[99.000 --> 100.000] Now, living on the West Coast. +[100.000 --> 101.000] Living on the West Coast. +[101.000 --> 104.000] And he's up against from a hotel, Mr. Nick, in the cook. +[104.000 --> 105.000] Right here. +[105.000 --> 108.000] I think you're gonna body language hotel. +[108.000 --> 111.000] How do you show me how you was body language hotel? +[111.000 --> 113.000] I have no idea. +[113.000 --> 115.000] You have to go in and check in, I guess. +[115.000 --> 117.000] Yeah, check. How do you do that? +[117.000 --> 118.000] And you check in? +[118.000 --> 119.000] Elevator? Here we go. +[119.000 --> 120.000] All right. +[120.000 --> 122.000] Oh, that's right. +[122.000 --> 123.000] Yeah. +[123.000 --> 125.000] Oh, death. Deaths. Deaths work. +[125.000 --> 127.000] Hotel. Security man. +[127.000 --> 129.000] Billy Griffith. +[129.000 --> 133.000] That's good. See, I know how to do it. +[133.000 --> 135.000] They never let me play the game, say, folks. +[135.000 --> 137.000] That's why I don't know why that is. +[137.000 --> 139.000] No, I don't know why that is. +[139.000 --> 141.000] Could be intelligence. I don't know. +[141.000 --> 143.000] Here is Kathy Sherman, ladies and gentlemen. +[143.000 --> 145.000] And you contested by her. +[145.000 --> 147.000] Nathan, cut. +[147.000 --> 149.000] Kathy Sherman, tell us about yourself. +[149.000 --> 151.000] Well, I'm originally from Durango, Colorado. +[151.000 --> 155.000] And I go to school out here, and I'll graduate in May. +[155.000 --> 158.000] Oh, you, and from where? +[158.000 --> 160.000] From California Institute of the Arts. +[160.000 --> 163.000] Very good. Yeah. Somebody stuck something in your hair. +[163.000 --> 166.000] Oh, those are cute little clips. +[166.000 --> 168.000] My dad says they hold my head together. +[168.000 --> 170.000] Oh, very good. Welcome to our show, Kathy. +[170.000 --> 172.000] Thank you. +[172.000 --> 174.000] You ready to play the game? Sure. +[174.000 --> 175.000] Let's do it. All right. +[175.000 --> 178.000] I'll figure out our game is to convey the way you act out a series of words +[178.000 --> 180.000] so your partner can solve a puzzle. +[180.000 --> 181.000] It's really quite simple. +[181.000 --> 183.000] We'll show him how it's done. Come over here, Lindsay. +[183.000 --> 184.000] Right. +[184.000 --> 186.000] I'm going to show you five of seven words. +[186.000 --> 188.000] It will appear in a puzzle a bit later on. +[188.000 --> 189.000] You all set? Yeah. +[189.000 --> 191.000] 60 seconds on the clock. +[191.000 --> 193.000] Here's your first word. +[193.000 --> 194.000] And go. +[194.000 --> 196.000] Your wrist. You're bleeding. A blood. +[196.000 --> 198.000] Blood, it. Next. +[198.000 --> 201.000] You're an animal. You're a dog. You're barking. +[201.000 --> 203.000] You're barking dog. You're barking. +[203.000 --> 205.000] Rough yelling. +[205.000 --> 207.000] Yeah, pass. +[207.000 --> 209.000] You're fricking yourself. +[209.000 --> 211.000] You know, blister. You have a sliver. +[211.000 --> 213.000] A splint. You're riding. You're squalling. +[213.000 --> 214.000] A pen. +[214.000 --> 216.000] You're a little bit slimmer. +[216.000 --> 218.000] You're a little bit slimmer. +[218.000 --> 219.000] You're a little bit slimmer. +[219.000 --> 220.000] You're a little bit slimmer. +[220.000 --> 222.000] A splint. You're riding. You're squalling. +[222.000 --> 224.000] A pen. A pen. A pen. +[224.000 --> 227.000] You're a woman star. +[227.000 --> 231.000] And you have, oh, you're a full stiller. +[231.000 --> 237.000] Oh, you're a vampire. +[237.000 --> 241.000] You are a vampire. +[241.000 --> 244.000] You're a male of... +[244.000 --> 246.000] Pat. +[246.000 --> 247.000] Repeating. +[247.000 --> 249.000] Okay, you're a dog. +[249.000 --> 251.000] You're drollin' and you're farkin' and you eat. +[251.000 --> 253.000] I ain't... +[253.000 --> 256.000] Hey. +[256.000 --> 257.000] Okay. +[257.000 --> 259.000] Yeah. +[259.000 --> 261.000] You're riding. +[261.000 --> 263.000] Time. +[263.000 --> 265.000] You got two of them going. +[265.000 --> 267.000] Yeah, we got two of them going. +[267.000 --> 269.000] You got two of them. +[269.000 --> 272.000] Here is...it's a $100 puzzle. +[272.000 --> 274.000] There is the puzzle. Here are your two words. +[274.000 --> 276.000] One and... +[276.000 --> 278.000] Blank and a blank. +[278.000 --> 280.000] He was blank ones to blank blood. +[280.000 --> 283.000] And he's also the blank of Phyllis Diller. +[283.000 --> 285.000] What do you think, there, Brian? +[285.000 --> 287.000] Needle? Is it needle? +[287.000 --> 288.000] No. +[288.000 --> 290.000] Kathy, come over here. +[290.000 --> 292.000] Kathy, which blank would you like next? +[292.000 --> 293.000] Number three. +[293.000 --> 294.000] Okay. +[294.000 --> 296.000] Blank and a blank. +[296.000 --> 298.000] You sharp ones to blank blood. +[298.000 --> 301.000] What do you think, Kathy? +[301.000 --> 304.000] Brian, back to you. Which blank next? +[304.000 --> 307.000] Dracula and a blank. +[307.000 --> 309.000] You sharp ones to blank blood. +[309.000 --> 310.000] What is... +[310.000 --> 311.000] Fang. +[311.000 --> 312.000] Is that Fang? +[312.000 --> 313.000] Alright. +[313.000 --> 315.000] Back to you. +[315.000 --> 317.000] Thank you. +[317.000 --> 319.000] And that was Dracula she was. +[319.000 --> 320.000] You said that. +[320.000 --> 321.000] It's fire. +[321.000 --> 322.000] But not... +[322.000 --> 323.000] Yeah, Dracula. +[323.000 --> 324.000] Dracula and a... +[324.000 --> 325.000] Doberman. +[325.000 --> 327.000] That was the kind of dog she was. +[327.000 --> 328.000] Yeah. +[328.000 --> 329.000] See, she was just a dog. +[329.000 --> 331.000] She was a vicious type of dog. +[331.000 --> 333.000] Hard to picture her as a Doberman. +[333.000 --> 335.000] Dracula and a Doberman. +[335.000 --> 336.000] Dracula and a Doberman. +[336.000 --> 338.000] You sharp ones to draw blood. +[338.000 --> 341.000] And he's also the husband of Phyllis Diller. +[341.000 --> 343.000] You've heard Phyllis talk about Fang. +[343.000 --> 344.000] Oh, yeah, yes. +[344.000 --> 345.000] Haven't you, Kathy? +[345.000 --> 346.000] Oh, you haven't. +[346.000 --> 349.000] That's it. +[349.000 --> 350.000] Alright. +[350.000 --> 352.000] Brian, that means you win the first $100. +[352.000 --> 355.000] And the first team to reach $500 wins our game. +[355.000 --> 357.000] And a chance of $10,000. +[357.000 --> 358.000] We'll be back with Nathan's cook. +[358.000 --> 359.000] Nathan Cook. +[359.000 --> 360.000] Team. +[360.000 --> 361.000] That's it. +[361.000 --> 362.000] Whatever it is. +[362.000 --> 365.000] I'm happy. +[371.000 --> 374.000] Thank you. +[376.000 --> 380.000] For everyone who shouted the correct answer... +[380.000 --> 381.000] Curve! +[381.000 --> 383.000] Curve! +[383.000 --> 385.000] Curve! +[385.000 --> 387.000] For everyone who didn't draw blank. +[387.000 --> 388.000] Bant. +[388.000 --> 389.000] The crooked. +[389.000 --> 391.000] For everyone who picked the right card... +[391.000 --> 398.000] Here's your chance to play along all over again. +[398.000 --> 402.000] Are you having as much fun as we are? +[402.000 --> 403.000] Deep time buzz. +[403.000 --> 405.000] Today starting at 10. +[405.000 --> 406.000] Only on buzzer. +[406.000 --> 407.000] Let's play. +[407.000 --> 416.000] One hundred dollars for the red team. +[416.000 --> 417.000] Zero for the green team. +[417.000 --> 418.000] The green team is up next. +[418.000 --> 419.000] They've been cooked. +[419.000 --> 421.000] The green team, the green team, Nathan down here. +[421.000 --> 422.000] And Kathy on over there. +[422.000 --> 428.000] You're all set for scoops. +[428.000 --> 429.000] Very good. +[429.000 --> 432.000] You're a microphone set or you've got a problem. +[432.000 --> 433.000] Just a little mic. +[433.000 --> 434.000] Oh, I see. +[434.000 --> 435.000] Alright. +[435.000 --> 436.000] 60 seconds off the clock. +[436.000 --> 437.000] Here is your first word. +[437.000 --> 438.000] And go. +[438.000 --> 440.000] Okay, you're... +[440.000 --> 442.000] You're winding up to swing a discous throw. +[442.000 --> 443.000] Wind up is right. +[443.000 --> 445.000] You're a star. +[445.000 --> 446.000] You're a singer star. +[446.000 --> 447.000] A male or a female? +[447.000 --> 448.000] A female? +[448.000 --> 449.000] A male? +[449.000 --> 450.000] And you... +[450.000 --> 451.000] And a female? +[451.000 --> 453.000] You have long hair. +[453.000 --> 454.000] You're a... +[454.000 --> 455.000] Bad. +[455.000 --> 458.000] In the water. +[458.000 --> 460.000] You're in the water and you're going for a swim. +[460.000 --> 461.000] You're putting on your swimming suit. +[461.000 --> 462.000] You're a swimmer. +[462.000 --> 463.000] A diver. +[463.000 --> 464.000] A lifeguard. +[464.000 --> 465.000] You're driving a boat. +[465.000 --> 466.000] You're drinking your drunk. +[466.000 --> 467.000] You're... +[467.000 --> 468.000] You're seasick. +[468.000 --> 469.000] You're... +[469.000 --> 470.000] Bad. +[470.000 --> 471.000] You're strong. +[471.000 --> 472.000] You're muscles. +[472.000 --> 473.000] The bicep. +[473.000 --> 474.000] Yes. +[474.000 --> 475.000] Next. +[475.000 --> 476.000] You are... +[476.000 --> 479.000] You're riding a horse with a shield. +[479.000 --> 480.000] Oh, you're a warrior. +[480.000 --> 481.000] A knight. +[481.000 --> 482.000] A knight. +[482.000 --> 483.000] A big... +[483.000 --> 484.000] A big nut. +[484.000 --> 485.000] Oh, and you're... +[485.000 --> 486.000] You're shouting out things and you're vicious. +[486.000 --> 487.000] You're... +[487.000 --> 488.000] You're throwing your... +[488.000 --> 489.000] You're... +[489.000 --> 490.000] Oh, and you're a war. +[490.000 --> 491.000] You're in war. +[491.000 --> 492.000] You're in battle. +[492.000 --> 493.000] Oh. +[493.000 --> 495.000] Oh. +[495.000 --> 497.000] Okay. +[497.000 --> 498.000] You're laughing. +[498.000 --> 499.000] You're laughing. +[499.000 --> 500.000] You're laughing. +[500.000 --> 501.000] Oh. +[504.000 --> 505.000] I know what you are. +[505.000 --> 506.000] You're a chicken. +[506.000 --> 507.000] You're a chicken. +[507.000 --> 508.000] You're a chicken. +[508.000 --> 509.000] All right. +[509.000 --> 510.000] You got two of them, though. +[510.000 --> 511.000] Okay. +[511.000 --> 512.000] That's very good. +[512.000 --> 513.000] Here's your puzzle. +[513.000 --> 514.000] And here are your two words. +[514.000 --> 515.000] Now, there's one. +[515.000 --> 516.000] And there's the other. +[516.000 --> 518.000] Now, if a blank gets one, +[518.000 --> 520.000] he might wind up with a blank... +[520.000 --> 524.000] A blank or even blank doing the blank across his bicep. +[524.000 --> 525.000] What do you think? +[525.000 --> 526.000] Ah. +[526.000 --> 527.000] Knock out. +[527.000 --> 529.000] Brian, come over here. +[529.000 --> 530.000] You're in the game. +[530.000 --> 531.000] Which blank would you like next, Brian? +[531.000 --> 532.000] Number six, please. +[532.000 --> 533.000] Okay. +[533.000 --> 538.000] A blank or even blank doing the hula across his bicep. +[538.000 --> 540.000] What do you think, Brian? +[540.000 --> 541.000] 12. +[541.000 --> 543.000] Kathy, back to you. +[543.000 --> 545.000] Number five. +[545.000 --> 546.000] All right. +[546.000 --> 552.000] He might wind up with a blank or even boy George doing the hula across his bicep. +[552.000 --> 554.000] Black eye. +[554.000 --> 556.000] Is it black eye? +[556.000 --> 557.000] No. +[557.000 --> 558.000] Brian? +[558.000 --> 559.000] One. +[559.000 --> 560.000] If a drunken sailor gets one, et cetera. +[560.000 --> 561.000] What do you think, Brian? +[561.000 --> 562.000] Drink. +[562.000 --> 563.000] Say it again. Drink. +[563.000 --> 564.000] A drink. +[564.000 --> 565.000] Is it drink? +[565.000 --> 566.000] No. +[566.000 --> 567.000] We're back to Kathy three or four. +[567.000 --> 568.000] Four. +[568.000 --> 569.000] All right. +[569.000 --> 573.000] A blank, a mermaid or even boy George doing the hula across his bicep. +[573.000 --> 574.000] Kathy. +[574.000 --> 578.000] Brian, here's your third and final blank. +[578.000 --> 583.000] If a drunken sailor gets one, he might wind up with a drag and a mermaid or even boy George doing the hula across his bicep. +[583.000 --> 584.000] Brian. +[584.000 --> 585.000] A hallucination? +[585.000 --> 586.000] Is a hallucination. +[586.000 --> 587.000] No, we're back to Kathy. +[587.000 --> 589.000] What do you think of this, Kathy? +[589.000 --> 591.000] The nightmare. +[591.000 --> 592.000] Is it nightmare? +[592.000 --> 593.000] No, it is not. +[593.000 --> 596.000] So we go back to the red team and that means you, Lindsay. +[596.000 --> 597.000] What do you think it is? +[597.000 --> 598.000] Tattoo. +[598.000 --> 599.000] Here is it. +[599.000 --> 600.000] Tattoo. +[600.000 --> 601.000] She has. +[601.000 --> 603.000] And it is tattoo. +[603.000 --> 606.000] The drunken sailor gets one. +[606.000 --> 612.000] He might wind up with a drag and a mermaid or even, oh, now boy George. +[612.000 --> 614.000] You didn't go for that the second time. +[614.000 --> 616.000] Well, I worked for the first test. +[616.000 --> 617.000] I thought I was a good teacher. +[617.000 --> 620.000] But as soon as you started singing, I wanted to see your singing. +[620.000 --> 626.000] Anyway, doing the hula across his bicep and that was a tattoo. +[626.000 --> 630.000] And the red team gets it thanks to Lindsay blowing that $200. +[630.000 --> 631.000] All right. +[631.000 --> 632.000] What's that? +[632.000 --> 633.000] It's delicious. +[633.000 --> 634.000] Yeah, that's right. +[634.000 --> 638.000] Now, here's what I have to figure out. +[638.000 --> 641.000] Oh, we're going to come back with $250 puzzles. +[641.000 --> 642.000] That's easy to figure. +[642.000 --> 643.000] Right after these words. +[643.000 --> 644.000] You go over there. +[644.000 --> 654.000] Oh, that's easy. +[654.000 --> 657.000] How do you spell super password? +[657.000 --> 661.000] SU-E-R-P-S-S-W-R-D. +[661.000 --> 663.000] Super password. +[663.000 --> 667.000] T-O-D-A-Y at noon on buzzer. +[667.000 --> 670.000] $200 for the red team. +[670.000 --> 672.000] Zero for the green team. +[672.000 --> 674.000] We're now going to $250 puzzles. +[674.000 --> 677.000] If neither team reaches $500, then we have a playoff. +[677.000 --> 678.000] Red team is up. +[678.000 --> 679.000] Lindsay's over there. +[679.000 --> 680.000] Ryan's over here. +[680.000 --> 681.000] Ryan. +[681.000 --> 682.000] Lindsay. +[682.000 --> 683.000] Lindsay. +[683.000 --> 685.000] Ryan Reynolds in the body. +[685.000 --> 686.000] Lionel Giorina. +[686.000 --> 687.000] $250 puzzle. +[687.000 --> 688.000] Let's do it. +[688.000 --> 690.000] 60 seconds on the clock. +[690.000 --> 691.000] Here's your first word. +[691.000 --> 692.000] Go. +[694.000 --> 696.000] You're eating a baby food advocate. +[696.000 --> 698.000] You're eating a lid. +[698.000 --> 699.000] A toast. +[699.000 --> 700.000] Jam. +[700.000 --> 702.000] That's a text. +[702.000 --> 704.000] Your King Kong. +[704.000 --> 706.000] Your gorilla. +[706.000 --> 707.000] Godzilla. +[707.000 --> 708.000] You're beating your- +[708.000 --> 710.000] You're a rabbit. +[710.000 --> 712.000] You have funny ears. +[712.000 --> 713.000] Your horns. +[713.000 --> 715.000] You're a ball. +[715.000 --> 716.000] You're a mustache. +[716.000 --> 717.000] Your Frenchman. +[717.000 --> 718.000] Yes. +[718.000 --> 719.000] Yes. +[719.000 --> 720.000] Yes. +[720.000 --> 721.000] Yes. +[721.000 --> 722.000] Is it next? +[722.000 --> 723.000] Next. +[723.000 --> 725.000] You're taking your hat off a headset. +[725.000 --> 727.000] You're taking off your headphones? +[727.000 --> 728.000] Your headphones. +[728.000 --> 729.000] Cap. +[729.000 --> 731.000] You're taking off your headphones? +[731.000 --> 732.000] Cap. +[732.000 --> 734.000] You're taking off your hat. +[734.000 --> 736.000] You're hanging your hat. +[736.000 --> 737.000] A hat hook. +[737.000 --> 738.000] A hat hook. +[738.000 --> 739.000] A hat hook. +[739.000 --> 740.000] A hat hook. +[740.000 --> 743.000] Booba. +[743.000 --> 744.000] A hat. +[744.000 --> 746.000] A hat. +[746.000 --> 748.000] You're cutting a piece of pie. +[748.000 --> 749.000] Cut. +[749.000 --> 751.000] Your big pie, big pizza. +[751.000 --> 752.000] Big piece of pie. +[752.000 --> 753.000] You're eating it. +[753.000 --> 753.840] No, brother. +[753.840 --> 755.160] I'm sorry. +[755.160 --> 756.160] Good shot. +[756.160 --> 757.000] Give me a good shot. +[757.000 --> 757.840] Get over there. +[757.840 --> 759.400] You got two words. +[759.400 --> 761.040] $250 puzzle. +[761.040 --> 762.160] Here comes the puzzle. +[762.160 --> 765.720] And now here are your two words. +[765.720 --> 766.880] There's one. +[766.880 --> 768.120] There's another. +[768.120 --> 771.640] This blank blank has horns that might be used for a blank. +[771.640 --> 774.440] And it also sounds like a blank French blank. +[774.440 --> 775.600] What do you think, they're Lindsey? +[775.600 --> 776.440] Tuba. +[776.440 --> 778.000] Is it Tuba? +[778.000 --> 779.680] No, Nathan. +[779.680 --> 781.240] Come hither Nathan. +[781.240 --> 782.680] Which blank would you like next? +[782.680 --> 785.440] I would like, uh, seven. +[785.440 --> 786.240] All right. +[786.240 --> 789.000] And it also sounds like a blank French dessert. +[789.000 --> 792.000] Nathan? +[792.000 --> 793.000] Devil's food. +[793.000 --> 794.000] Is it? +[794.000 --> 795.480] No. +[795.480 --> 796.720] No, man. +[796.720 --> 797.720] Oh, thank you. +[797.720 --> 798.720] Lindsey. +[798.720 --> 799.720] Why? +[799.720 --> 800.480] I said something. +[800.480 --> 803.840] This goofy blank has horns that might be used for a blank, +[803.840 --> 804.360] et cetera. +[804.360 --> 806.200] What do you think, Lindsey? +[806.200 --> 807.000] Napoleon. +[807.000 --> 808.000] Is it Napoleon? +[808.000 --> 809.000] Oh. +[809.000 --> 810.160] Oh. +[810.160 --> 810.480] Nathan. +[810.480 --> 811.920] All right, four he says. +[811.920 --> 814.640] This goofy blank has horns that might be used for a hat rack, +[814.640 --> 815.640] et cetera. +[815.640 --> 816.640] What do you think, Nathan? +[816.640 --> 817.640] Is it moose? +[817.640 --> 818.640] Hey, hey. +[818.640 --> 820.120] Oh, oh, oh. +[820.120 --> 821.120] Oh. +[821.120 --> 825.360] But I thought Napoleon was a good shot. +[825.360 --> 826.760] It was at that point in time. +[826.760 --> 829.040] This goofy beast. +[829.040 --> 830.040] And that's what he was. +[830.040 --> 831.280] He was an overall beast. +[831.280 --> 832.760] A generic beast. +[832.760 --> 834.760] That one was a white one. +[834.760 --> 836.920] That is horn that might be used for a hat. +[836.920 --> 837.920] Now, the hat rack, see? +[837.920 --> 838.720] Yeah, what was I saying? +[838.720 --> 839.720] I can remember. +[839.720 --> 841.640] Well, you said hat hook, but you didn't say hat rack. +[841.640 --> 845.400] And it also sounds like a rich French dessert. +[845.400 --> 847.240] And last, when he was eating the pie, +[847.240 --> 850.160] he was indicating the generic term for dessert. +[850.160 --> 852.840] So it's 250 for the green team, 200 for the red team. +[852.840 --> 855.800] And that also means that you'll go set down. +[855.800 --> 856.280] Yes. +[856.280 --> 857.120] And you stay right where you are. +[857.120 --> 858.640] And you come down here. +[858.640 --> 860.640] That worked out all right. +[860.640 --> 862.280] Are you two a team members? +[862.280 --> 863.280] Good. +[863.280 --> 864.280] That worked. +[864.280 --> 865.040] That's right. +[865.040 --> 866.360] The green team is that bad. +[866.360 --> 868.600] And if you get this green team, you win the game. +[868.600 --> 871.040] Because this is a $250 puzzle. +[871.040 --> 872.600] Let's see how this works out. +[872.600 --> 874.400] 60 seconds on the clock. +[874.400 --> 875.760] Here's your first word. +[875.760 --> 877.880] You go. +[877.880 --> 878.880] Mustache. +[878.880 --> 880.720] The big mustache. +[880.720 --> 885.560] It's a dolly, a motorcycle, handle bar. +[885.560 --> 886.520] Handle bar mustache. +[886.520 --> 887.520] Yes. +[887.520 --> 889.520] Next. +[889.520 --> 890.520] Pass. +[890.520 --> 891.520] I hate. +[891.520 --> 892.520] I hate. +[892.520 --> 894.520] Hahahaha. +[894.520 --> 896.760] Shoplifting. +[896.760 --> 897.520] Stealing. +[897.520 --> 898.520] Steve. +[898.520 --> 901.120] Robert Burglery. +[901.120 --> 905.360] Clan destus by, yes, he's a burglar. +[905.360 --> 906.360] He's in the... +[906.360 --> 908.360] Steve in the night. +[908.360 --> 909.360] Yes, you're taking... +[909.360 --> 910.360] So I take out your wallet. +[910.360 --> 911.360] Take out a picture. +[911.360 --> 912.360] You take out money. +[912.360 --> 913.360] You're paying. +[913.360 --> 914.360] You're paying someone. +[914.360 --> 915.360] You're a customer. +[915.360 --> 916.360] You're paying. +[916.360 --> 917.360] Yes. +[917.360 --> 918.360] Take out money. +[918.360 --> 919.360] You give it to me. +[919.360 --> 920.360] You're paying. +[920.360 --> 921.360] You're a loany. +[921.360 --> 922.360] It's a dollar bill. +[922.360 --> 923.360] Yes. +[923.360 --> 924.360] Got it. +[924.360 --> 925.360] Yes. +[925.360 --> 926.360] You're opening something. +[926.360 --> 927.360] You're opening it out. +[927.360 --> 928.360] Yes, it's a book. +[928.360 --> 929.360] It's a piece of paper. +[929.360 --> 930.360] It's your writing. +[930.360 --> 931.360] You're writing on a blackboard. +[931.360 --> 932.360] You're writing on a book. +[932.360 --> 933.360] Desk. +[933.360 --> 934.360] Desk drawer. +[934.360 --> 935.360] You're open. +[935.360 --> 936.360] Taking it out. +[936.360 --> 937.360] You take out money. +[937.360 --> 938.360] Got it. +[938.360 --> 939.360] I don't know if you did it. +[939.360 --> 940.360] You got two of them. +[940.360 --> 941.360] It's on. +[941.360 --> 942.360] There we go. +[942.360 --> 944.360] Two out of the five you got. +[944.360 --> 945.360] Here's the puzzle. +[945.360 --> 946.360] Two fifty puzzle. +[946.360 --> 948.360] Here are your two words now. +[948.360 --> 950.360] There's one. +[950.360 --> 951.360] There's the other now. +[951.360 --> 953.360] If a dollar bill shows up with blanks, +[953.360 --> 955.360] sporting a blank or a handle bar mustache, +[955.360 --> 959.360] is this kind of blank made on a blank by a blank? +[959.360 --> 961.360] Take it. +[961.360 --> 962.360] Graffiti. +[962.360 --> 963.360] Is it graffiti? +[963.360 --> 964.360] No, Lindsay. +[964.360 --> 967.360] You're over here in the game, Lindsay, which blank next? +[967.360 --> 969.360] Seven. +[969.360 --> 970.360] Okay. +[970.360 --> 974.360] It's this kind of blank made on a blank by a crook. +[974.360 --> 975.360] Tounterfeit. +[975.360 --> 977.360] Is it counterfeit? +[977.360 --> 978.360] You get it. +[978.360 --> 981.360] You win $350. +[981.360 --> 983.360] Very good. +[984.360 --> 986.360] And after you gave your first answer, +[986.360 --> 988.360] I think the real answer occurred to you. +[988.360 --> 989.360] Just did. +[989.360 --> 993.360] If a dollar bill shows up with George Washington, +[993.360 --> 996.360] sporting a go-t or a handle bar mustache, +[996.360 --> 1000.360] is this kind of money made on a printing press by a clandestine spy? +[1000.360 --> 1001.360] Oh, no. +[1001.360 --> 1002.360] It's a crook. +[1002.360 --> 1005.360] So, neither team reached $500. +[1005.360 --> 1008.360] That means our celebrities are now being seated. +[1008.360 --> 1009.360] Rubik's guess here. +[1009.360 --> 1010.360] You are now excused. +[1010.360 --> 1012.360] Brian and Kathy come over here. +[1012.360 --> 1013.360] I do business. +[1013.360 --> 1014.360] Brian, over here. +[1014.360 --> 1015.360] Kathy right here. +[1015.360 --> 1016.360] Neither of you reached $500. +[1016.360 --> 1017.360] $200. +[1017.360 --> 1019.360] So, this is a $250 playoff. +[1019.360 --> 1021.360] Whoever gets this wins the game. +[1021.360 --> 1022.360] Here it is. +[1022.360 --> 1024.360] This is blank, a blank on your blank. +[1024.360 --> 1027.360] Or a blank blank that blank in a blank. +[1027.360 --> 1029.360] Brian, since you're the champion, +[1029.360 --> 1030.360] you want to go first to your one, Kathy. +[1030.360 --> 1031.360] I'll go first. +[1031.360 --> 1032.360] All right, go. +[1032.360 --> 1033.360] Two, please. +[1033.360 --> 1035.360] This is blank a blemish on your blank. +[1035.360 --> 1038.360] Or a blank blank that blank in a blank. +[1038.360 --> 1039.360] Emple? +[1040.360 --> 1042.360] Definitely not. +[1042.360 --> 1043.360] Kathy. +[1043.360 --> 1045.360] Five. +[1045.360 --> 1048.360] This is blank a blemish on your blank. +[1048.360 --> 1050.360] Or a blank animal, et cetera. +[1050.360 --> 1051.360] Kathy. +[1051.360 --> 1052.360] Zit. +[1052.360 --> 1056.360] We got those out of the way. +[1056.360 --> 1057.360] Brian. +[1057.360 --> 1058.360] Number six, please. +[1058.360 --> 1059.360] All right. +[1059.360 --> 1061.360] Animal that lives in a blank. +[1061.360 --> 1063.360] A lion? +[1063.360 --> 1065.360] Kathy, back to you. +[1065.360 --> 1066.360] One. +[1066.360 --> 1071.360] This is either a blemish on your blank, et cetera. +[1071.360 --> 1072.360] Kathy. +[1072.360 --> 1073.360] Zit. +[1073.360 --> 1075.360] Brian, back to you. +[1075.360 --> 1076.360] Three, please. +[1076.360 --> 1079.360] This is either a blemish on your skin, +[1079.360 --> 1081.360] or a blank animal, et cetera. +[1081.360 --> 1082.360] Brian. +[1082.360 --> 1083.360] Lepper? +[1083.360 --> 1084.360] Lepper. +[1084.360 --> 1086.360] We're running out of them. +[1086.360 --> 1088.360] Kathy, four or seven? +[1088.360 --> 1089.360] Seven. +[1089.360 --> 1090.360] All right. +[1090.360 --> 1092.360] Animal that lives in a tunnel. +[1092.360 --> 1093.360] Moll. +[1094.360 --> 1095.360] Yeah. +[1095.360 --> 1096.360] Yeah. +[1096.360 --> 1100.360] This is either a black animal, or a skin, +[1100.360 --> 1104.360] or a near-sighted animal that lives in a tunnel. +[1104.360 --> 1107.360] And that means that Kathy wins the game with $500 for the green team. +[1107.360 --> 1108.360] The game is over. +[1108.360 --> 1110.360] Brian, it's only your first ball stand by. +[1110.360 --> 1113.360] Kathy, when you come back, you'll need to give a chance to $10,000. +[1113.360 --> 1114.360] Right after this. +[1117.360 --> 1119.360] Take a look at this. +[1119.360 --> 1120.360] Let's play. +[1124.360 --> 1126.360] This is too hip for you. +[1126.360 --> 1127.360] This is too hip for you. +[1127.360 --> 1128.360] I'll show you. +[1132.360 --> 1133.360] Let's play. +[1136.360 --> 1139.360] We have a chance to offer $10,000 for Kathy. +[1139.360 --> 1140.360] 60 seconds. +[1140.360 --> 1141.360] 10 words. +[1141.360 --> 1142.360] Each word is worth $100. +[1142.360 --> 1144.360] Here are 60 seconds on the clock. +[1144.360 --> 1145.360] Here's your first word. +[1145.360 --> 1147.360] And go. +[1147.360 --> 1148.360] The time you're wristwatch. +[1148.360 --> 1150.360] $100. +[1150.360 --> 1152.360] Your bird just flying your wings. +[1152.360 --> 1153.360] $200. +[1153.360 --> 1155.360] Okay, your opening and joy. +[1155.360 --> 1156.360] Your opening and joy. +[1156.360 --> 1157.360] $300. +[1157.360 --> 1159.360] You are set. +[1161.360 --> 1163.360] Okay, you're taking the lid off something. +[1163.360 --> 1164.360] You're putting something in something. +[1164.360 --> 1165.360] Sugar cubes. +[1165.360 --> 1166.360] You're pressing down. +[1166.360 --> 1167.360] You put money in a thing. +[1167.360 --> 1168.360] Oh, your toes are your popping. +[1168.360 --> 1169.360] Four hands. +[1169.360 --> 1171.360] You're in shorts, pants. +[1171.360 --> 1172.360] Your knee. +[1172.360 --> 1173.360] Your kneecap. +[1173.360 --> 1174.360] You have high knee socks on. +[1174.360 --> 1176.360] Panning your... +[1176.360 --> 1177.360] You're zipping your pants. +[1177.360 --> 1178.360] You're taking your pants out. +[1178.360 --> 1180.360] Oh, long bridges. +[1180.360 --> 1181.360] You're knickers. +[1181.360 --> 1182.360] You're knickers. +[1182.360 --> 1183.360] You're knickers. +[1183.360 --> 1184.360] You're driving a car. +[1184.360 --> 1185.360] You're driving a car. +[1185.360 --> 1186.360] And you're looking at your map. +[1186.360 --> 1187.360] You're trying to find your direction. +[1187.360 --> 1188.360] Sit on this. +[1188.360 --> 1190.360] You're digging a hole. +[1190.360 --> 1191.360] You're planning a flower. +[1191.360 --> 1192.360] A seed. +[1192.360 --> 1193.360] Yes. +[1193.360 --> 1194.360] 700. +[1194.360 --> 1195.360] You're listening. +[1195.360 --> 1196.360] 800. +[1196.360 --> 1197.360] You're driving. +[1197.360 --> 1198.360] You're mowing the lawn. +[1198.360 --> 1199.360] No, you're mowing the lawn. +[1199.360 --> 1200.360] You're a table. +[1200.360 --> 1201.360] It's around you. +[1201.360 --> 1203.360] You're sitting and you're riding at a desk. +[1203.360 --> 1204.360] The desk. +[1204.360 --> 1205.360] The tabletop. +[1205.360 --> 1206.360] Countertop. +[1206.360 --> 1207.360] You walk in. +[1207.360 --> 1208.360] You're crying. +[1208.360 --> 1209.360] Oh. +[1209.360 --> 1210.360] He wasn't a worker. +[1210.360 --> 1211.360] He was the boss. +[1211.360 --> 1213.360] But you got $9,900. +[1213.360 --> 1217.360] That can become $9,000 if you get the next three words in 20 seconds. +[1217.360 --> 1218.360] Good luck. +[1218.360 --> 1219.360] 20 seconds on the clock. +[1219.360 --> 1221.360] Here's your first three words. +[1221.360 --> 1222.360] And go. +[1222.360 --> 1224.360] You're getting changed out of your pocket. +[1224.360 --> 1225.360] Oh, your key is your opening door. +[1225.360 --> 1226.360] One down the tree to go. +[1226.360 --> 1228.360] You're looking through a window. +[1228.360 --> 1229.360] You're... +[1229.360 --> 1230.360] Oh, in the mirror. +[1230.360 --> 1231.360] You're shaking. +[1231.360 --> 1232.360] Two miles. +[1232.360 --> 1233.360] One hundred to go. +[1233.360 --> 1234.360] Okay, you're pulling stuff out. +[1234.360 --> 1235.360] You're beating bread. +[1235.360 --> 1236.360] Better. +[1236.360 --> 1237.360] The toast. +[1237.360 --> 1238.360] Piece of bread. +[1238.360 --> 1240.360] It's a piece of bread, a tortilla. +[1240.360 --> 1241.360] Okay. +[1241.360 --> 1242.360] You are getting... +[1242.360 --> 1243.360] A health. +[1243.360 --> 1244.360] It 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Galaxy. +[1354.360 --> 1357.360] This is Gally Olsen speaking for Body Language. +[1357.360 --> 1360.360] A Marks and Television Connect. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_d3g7l3Ha0rI.txt b/transcript/cooking_d3g7l3Ha0rI.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b403a1123e0ab8f6e0e88522fc861f9c4083ed25 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_d3g7l3Ha0rI.txt @@ -0,0 +1,165 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.120] go up and you'll see that chin point toward his shoulder. So that's what's going to happen +[5.120 --> 9.980] when he does that. There it is. Every time I've ever seen it and a couple FBI agents that +[9.980 --> 14.480] I know have seen that, that's how we started talking about it. That has always been a deceptive +[14.480 --> 20.600] cue. Oh, we all knew that this man was in complete panic based off the little bit of body +[20.600 --> 24.760] of language, you know, stimulus that we've seen. But this right here is real in that. +[41.240 --> 44.760] What is going on everybody? Hope you guys are all doing well. I am Ty Smith and you're watching +[44.760 --> 49.080] my channel, My Honor Renaissance Man. I appreciate you taking time out of your day to view my content. +[49.080 --> 52.760] Be sure to follow me on all the platform you see above and below. And also don't forget to hit the +[52.760 --> 57.000] like button that way in my content can consistently be circulated to you. If you want me to look at +[57.000 --> 61.560] the clip, reaction, music, video, something like that, you know, the peanut butter go to patreon.com +[61.560 --> 65.320] for a slash my the Renaissance man to find out how you can do it there. Last but not least, double +[65.320 --> 70.120] check to make sure that you still are subscribed to the channel. All right. Okay, folks. So I don't want to +[70.120 --> 74.200] take up too much time. But I do want you guys to see this because this is very fascinating. This +[74.200 --> 80.680] took place at the on Dr. Phil today, the day after the debate and you have this body, this body +[80.680 --> 86.200] analysis expert who is going to point out a bunch of different physical cues that you can see +[86.200 --> 91.080] throughout J.D. Vance and 10 walls to let you know if a person is being deceptive, if they line, +[91.080 --> 95.480] if they actually being assertive, what does this body language mean? I think it's very fascinating +[95.480 --> 99.240] because these are cues that a lot of us have to do when you're in medicine, but at the same time, +[99.240 --> 103.880] not to the extent of what he's doing it there. Ars is more looking out for things like child abuse, +[104.680 --> 110.040] spousal abuse, domestic abuse, things like that while we're doing like our evaluations or things +[110.040 --> 114.360] of that sort, right? But anyway, make sure you all check this out and watch as an instant +[114.360 --> 119.080] time because it's pretty neat. And like I said, in the beginning, there are some things in here +[119.080 --> 123.640] that I know that you guys will look at this and go, okay, we saw that. We recognize that. But some +[123.640 --> 128.280] of these other things in here I found to be very fascinating. Check this out. Now, Scott, you watch +[128.360 --> 136.440] tonight's debate really closely. What was your general feeling about the two candidates in terms +[136.440 --> 140.920] of their preparedness, their composure, and how well you think they connected with the viewer? +[140.920 --> 150.040] We saw opposites, polar opposites. Somebody, they were both prepared, but one is not as good +[150.040 --> 155.720] as being a debater as the other, not as relaxed. Okay, hold on. Which one do you think he's, +[155.720 --> 160.120] who do you think he's talking about? Which one, he says one of them is not as a relaxed debater as +[160.120 --> 165.640] the other. So you think one is more skilled at debating. Oh, very much. And who do you, how many of +[165.640 --> 173.960] you think that's JD Vance? How many of you think now? He's talking about walls. Just you? +[175.880 --> 181.000] All right, see, what am I going to do with you? All right. So who is the more +[181.960 --> 187.560] experienced and relaxed debater? JD Vance. Very smooth movements. His illustrators, when we +[187.560 --> 191.560] illustrate, that's how your brain emphasizes specific words and phrases, like I did just +[191.560 --> 196.360] stand specific words and phrases. And when he was, when he makes his illustrators right on the +[196.360 --> 201.880] money, right on time, and when they go away, they go away slowly, they're very smooth. Whereas you, +[201.880 --> 207.480] look at walls, his are very fast and very, very quick, and his arms stay close to his torso. +[207.480 --> 213.560] What's that mean to you? To me, when I'm looking at a behavior that is trying to +[213.560 --> 219.880] satisfy somebody's being, if they're open or confident and you see this, that's not good. +[220.440 --> 223.720] Okay, because they're tucking in for protection. Yeah, they're tucking in for protection. +[223.720 --> 232.760] They're in here. And Vance has given a lot more interviews than walls and Harris combined. +[233.400 --> 238.040] So maybe he's gotten a little more comfortable under fire. Sure looks it. +[239.400 --> 244.120] Do you think it helped him get his message across? Very much so. We're just in a couple of spots +[244.120 --> 248.360] we'll talk about. Okay, you want to show us what they are? Yeah. All right, let's go. You want +[248.360 --> 252.360] to go over to the screen here? Yeah, let's take a look. All right, show us what you got. All righty. +[253.240 --> 261.080] Okay, see what this found. This is, this is Vance where you say he does come across as confident here. +[261.080 --> 265.320] Yes, does that mean he's telling these more believing what he's saying? +[265.320 --> 270.360] Yeah, yes, he's very, this is someone who is a true believer who believes in what he's saying, +[270.360 --> 274.680] being completely honest with what he's saying, nothing to hide, nothing to hide it on. +[274.680 --> 278.760] So, and what are we looking for? So what are we going to look for? We'll look for the head tilt +[278.760 --> 283.400] as he's, as this section right in here of his head. We'll look at that. We'll say, okay, well, +[283.400 --> 286.760] what's happening? As he's talking, it looks like he's listening. When he's listening, +[286.840 --> 290.440] our head tells a little bit and that right ear comes forward a little bit. When he's looking at +[291.880 --> 298.200] walls, what we're seeing here, we're seeing this begins panic almost because he doesn't know what to +[298.200 --> 303.000] say. See how he backs up there? And he's thinking, this is called the grief muscle. Right in that +[303.000 --> 309.880] area there, that's, oh, that's a horseshoe style. When your forehand comes together and upside down +[309.880 --> 315.480] horseshoe, that's the grief muscle. He's not sure right there. It is right there. Perfect. +[316.360 --> 320.680] So when you say grief muscle, what are you saying that he's saying to himself right now? +[320.680 --> 324.360] He's worried. He's a little panicked. He doesn't know what he doesn't know what's going to happen +[324.360 --> 328.840] next. He's got the idea of what he wants to say. He doesn't know exactly what he's going to say. +[328.840 --> 333.240] Okay. He has the concept. All right. He's not, not doesn't have it down yet. Okay. So, +[333.800 --> 337.160] is Blinkrate because you're always fascinated with Blinkrate. Let's check out, +[337.720 --> 344.360] Vance's Blinkrate compared to Walsers Blinkrate. Oh, is this in cut clip 2? Oh, sure. Blinkrate, +[344.360 --> 348.920] is this where you're looking now? Yes. This is, here, this is up for him because as you +[348.920 --> 353.720] think in your eyes, what Blink. But as your stress goes up, people blink, you know, +[353.720 --> 359.160] anywhere from 15, 20 times a minute. And here we're seeing, that's about right for here. +[359.960 --> 364.840] That's about right for his Blinkrate. And over here, he's not even talking. And we'll see, +[364.840 --> 369.320] he's Blinkrate skyrocketing just a couple of seconds there. So keep it all on that. +[369.320 --> 373.800] But the same time here, the illustrators I've been telling you about. He doesn't do anything unique. +[374.360 --> 377.560] And these are all classics that a lot of people do. So he hasn't been out, +[378.200 --> 382.200] rehearsing what, which ones to use. He uses the classics. This one, the crottie chop, +[382.200 --> 386.840] and then the framing stuff. So everything there is fine and everything lands on the money. +[386.840 --> 391.880] When he's, the words he's emphasizing, those hit on those words. And that's really important. +[391.880 --> 396.040] Okay. Now we want to see the Blinkrate here. Can we roll this back just a little bit? Or is it +[396.040 --> 402.600] still to come on this? Okay. All right. Here we go. All right. So when you see a high Blinkrate, +[402.600 --> 406.600] I mean, somebody's under a lot of stress. Right. A lot of stress. Unless you see him, +[406.600 --> 410.920] unless they're fearful where we see some of that as well. His eyes are wide. And notice how +[410.920 --> 416.120] slow his eyes blink right there. Because that's, we call that shutter speed. You're hearing something, +[416.120 --> 420.840] you're seeing something that you don't agree with or don't want to hear or see. We call it eye blocking +[420.840 --> 424.840] as well. But that's what we're seeing in his eyes, blink really, really slowly. So this is +[424.840 --> 428.840] fear here. It must be in the, in the clip I'm talking about where his, his speed up. Yeah. Well, +[428.840 --> 433.080] no, I see the fear that you're talking about here. Brief muscle, the whole. Yeah. You know, +[433.080 --> 437.080] people think when they're lying, they won't look at you in the eye. Sometimes they just stare at +[437.080 --> 445.080] you like a dead trout. So they're afraid to look away. Let's talk about the next one. All right. +[445.080 --> 452.760] This is the third one. And this is a clip where Governor Walz and Scott says he's being deceptive. +[452.840 --> 458.440] Yes. At the end, we're going to see what, as he says this phrase, he says, people are getting +[458.440 --> 463.080] what they need. That's the last thing he says. And when he does that, you'll see this left shoulder +[463.080 --> 468.680] go up right there. You'll see his left shoulder go up. And you'll see that chin point toward his +[468.680 --> 473.560] shoulder. So that's what's going to happen when he does that. There it is right there. Now, there are +[473.560 --> 479.400] no scientific studies that show that that means you're being deceptive. There are none. Because when I +[479.400 --> 483.560] train law enforcement, the military have to tell them from the studies of what I know. So I don't +[483.560 --> 487.000] give them some information that might get them killed because I feel like it's something that's +[487.000 --> 491.960] important. There are no studies that show that. However, every time I've ever seen it, and a +[491.960 --> 496.920] couple FBI agents that I know have seen that. That's how we start talking about it. That has always +[496.920 --> 501.560] been a deceptive cue. That has always, they've always been being deceptive when you see that +[501.560 --> 505.960] shoulder come up and the chin go toward the shoulder. So what this tells me here is he doesn't +[505.960 --> 510.200] believe what he's saying there. He knows that's not true, or he knows it himself doesn't believe +[510.200 --> 515.720] it to be true. So that's what we're seeing there. That's what you see when you get that thing. +[515.720 --> 521.240] I don't know. I don't know where we going. All right, you're scary. All right. Now, things got a +[521.240 --> 528.360] little heated. And here's an example of Senator Vance taking control of the situation. This is a +[528.360 --> 536.840] masterful taking over the conversation when the moderators try to stop it. Thank you, Senator, +[536.840 --> 543.000] we have so much to get to. I think it's important because the rules were that you got to +[543.000 --> 547.400] make a fact check. And since you're fact checking me, I think it's important to say what's actually +[547.400 --> 553.720] going on. Take some of that. All right. Those are those about the, what he did here was masterful +[553.720 --> 557.880] because he took over. Is there trying to shut him down? He sticks this up, which is called a +[557.880 --> 562.360] regulator. Regulators are what you use are trying to control the situation. Slow something down, +[562.360 --> 567.080] speed something up. You stay there. You come over this way. You all do this. Those are regulators +[567.080 --> 571.960] because I'm trying to control what's going on. A lot of times when someone starts to, when you're +[571.960 --> 575.960] trying to shut somebody down, you'll step up and go, wait, wait, that makes the person that ramps +[575.960 --> 580.440] them up. He does his very slowly. He comes up like this and just sticks his hand up and starts +[580.440 --> 585.160] speaking softly and then gets louder as he goes. Not a lot, not a lot louder, but loud enough +[585.160 --> 588.360] where they can hear him and they know there's no way out of it. And he keeps speaking. +[588.840 --> 593.400] That was, and so he took the control of the conversation at that point and they were listening to it. +[593.400 --> 598.200] Okay. Now the next one is China, Hong Kong, when he's talking about was he in 10th +[598.200 --> 602.520] and square or not? Right. And he said, were you there or were you not? Right. And +[605.560 --> 608.920] what do you want to look for in that? I'm going to look for the things that tell us we know he +[608.920 --> 614.280] wasn't there. And this, I'll put all my money on this. We're going to see fear, we're going to +[614.280 --> 620.360] see panic, we're going to see shame. And the grief muscles as well. So we'll throw everything's +[620.360 --> 624.760] in this one. Sorry. Let's take a look and we'll listen. You said you were in Hong Kong during the +[624.760 --> 631.240] deadly Tiananmen Square protests in the spring of 1989. But Minnesota Public Radio and other media +[631.240 --> 636.600] outlets are reporting that you actually didn't travel to Asia until August of that year. +[637.560 --> 642.040] Can you explain that discrepancy? Yeah. Well, into the folks out there, it didn't get at the +[642.040 --> 649.240] top of this. Look, I grew up in small rural Nebraska, town of 400, town that you rode your bike with +[649.240 --> 652.840] your buddy, stole the street lights. Come on. And I'm proud of that service. I joined in that. +[653.480 --> 657.960] As that head goes sideways, that's panic. Because he's not sure how he's going to defend this. +[657.960 --> 661.800] He knows the questions coming. So he's got something right, but it's not coming out the way he +[661.800 --> 665.560] thought about it. So he's got inter-dynologue going on. He's thinking about it. That's why he said +[665.720 --> 670.120] head turn those eyes, get really, really wide. I know what that looks like. That's what's happening there. +[670.120 --> 674.920] Yeah. And you see the grief muscle again here. Yes. Oh, yeah. The upside down horse you +[674.920 --> 681.720] right there. And the rest of this, this is panic. We see his eyes doing this. That's panic. And this. +[683.000 --> 687.160] Yeah. I know. And these up here, usually we look at that. We say, well, that's a disgust or +[687.160 --> 691.960] whatever. But this is a panic mode. See how his head's coming forward and his chin is up like that. +[691.960 --> 696.680] He's trying to get that out as fast as he can. And this is one of the only illustrators we see from +[696.680 --> 701.160] him as he's talking. And this is the one that's come out further from his body than anything else. +[701.160 --> 704.760] Because he's tried to make sure you I want you to believe me. You got to believe me. That's what we're +[704.760 --> 710.120] seeing. The panic here in that wide eyes, grief muscle and everything's far ahead. It's finished the clip here. +[711.720 --> 717.800] From guard at 17, worked on family farms. And then I used the GI Bill to become a teacher, +[717.800 --> 727.320] passionate, a young teacher. You said? Okay. You know, I spent a lot of time, as I said, in the +[727.320 --> 735.320] litigation arena preparing witnesses. And we always prepared witnesses to tell the truth effectively. +[736.040 --> 742.360] We never prepared them to lie or spend. Just tell the truth effectively. And don't you agree +[742.760 --> 750.200] that if someone asks you a question and you want to be persuasive, you should answer the question +[750.200 --> 763.080] first and then explain it. Like, where are you there last night? Yes. Let me tell you why. As opposed to +[763.080 --> 769.720] where are you there last night? Well, you know, it's, wait a minute. Were you there or were you not? +[769.720 --> 776.520] Don't you want to hear the answer up front? And the question was, you said you were in +[776.520 --> 785.240] Tenement Square during that showdown. And were you or weren't you? Well, I was born in Nebraska +[785.800 --> 792.040] on a, in a town of 400, grew up on a farm, eaten corn or whatever. As you know, we call that +[792.040 --> 798.680] chaff and redirect. He gives out a lot more information, hoping that your brain will follow that +[798.680 --> 803.080] information and not ask any more questions and forget what you're talking about. That's why +[803.080 --> 807.160] when you're asking a question, they go, well, listen, here's what really happened. When I get up +[807.160 --> 810.920] the more night, toast every day. And they start talking about something that has nothing to do with +[810.920 --> 816.600] what there, with what the answer is. Wasn't that crazy? Wasn't that crazy? I mean, look, I'm talking, +[816.600 --> 820.040] you can do this, but I would love that I would like for them to do that every time there's a debate. +[820.040 --> 824.440] I mean, you do it with both parts because to me, I'm a type of person that I like to learn. The more I +[824.440 --> 828.520] know, the more firepower I have in my arsenal, right? So even when you talk about Trump, like, I +[828.520 --> 832.040] would like him to explain to me when Trump does that. I mean, I know Trump does it a lot, but I +[832.040 --> 835.800] would like to know like, what is that? You know, it's like, you know, I would like to know that. +[835.800 --> 839.960] There's all kind of people that do different things in the body language. We all do it. +[840.920 --> 845.560] But just to drive home the point of why we do it, I find it to be very fascinating. So this +[845.560 --> 848.760] is just an informative video. It didn't cost you nothing. It wasn't like I'm trying to sit here and +[848.760 --> 853.160] do things to bash one person and bash the other one. I just think it's really fascinating. What do +[853.160 --> 857.800] you all think? Do that right there. If you want to see the next video that I will be doing in +[857.800 --> 861.160] chronological order, it's going to be up there. Things that I do on this channel as a variety +[861.160 --> 864.920] will be down here. I'm Tyson Smith, my number one assigned man, hoping to print at every last one +[864.920 --> 868.520] of you, have food shelter and clothing. Most of all, I prayer for last one of you guys in +[868.520 --> 871.880] gray health mentally, physically, emotionally, spiritually. 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All welcome, my friends. +[26.960 --> 30.500] We have four very nice people playing our game this week. +[30.540 --> 32.300] Two of your favorite stars. +[32.340 --> 36.040] And also in our panel of four, we have two very wealthy people. +[36.080 --> 39.580] So let's go over and find out how they came by all that well. +[39.600 --> 42.580] First of all, let me introduce to you, Ms. Vicki Lawrence. +[42.620 --> 45.120] From... +[45.140 --> 46.820] Ms. Pornmaker, USA. +[46.840 --> 48.520] Yeah. +[49.560 --> 52.420] You are seated next to one of these wealthy people, I'm talking about. +[52.460 --> 54.420] I know. Not me. Don't look at me. +[54.460 --> 56.460] I'm not at work. +[56.460 --> 58.700] This is Marshall Glusken. +[58.740 --> 60.000] That is Vicki's teammate. +[60.040 --> 64.040] And Marshall has $9,000 playing this game. +[64.080 --> 66.680] And when we... Yeah. +[66.720 --> 69.580] You have to tell him what he's doing. +[69.620 --> 71.180] Tell everyone what you're doing, Martin. +[71.220 --> 72.420] He's the guy that he is. +[72.460 --> 74.620] I guess it's all right now because she's watching. +[74.660 --> 77.120] My wife does not know that I am here. +[77.160 --> 79.160] She does not know that I am on a game. +[79.200 --> 81.860] She thinks he's having an affair. +[81.900 --> 83.860] No. +[83.900 --> 85.900] No, no. +[86.900 --> 88.900] That's gonna be a great surprise. +[88.940 --> 90.900] I hope I can. +[90.940 --> 91.900] Yes. I will. Keep it till then. +[91.940 --> 93.940] You will. +[93.980 --> 96.900] And you're playing a game, Mr. Ed Nelson, from CBS's Capable. +[96.940 --> 98.940] Look at this. +[98.980 --> 101.980] And Ed... +[102.020 --> 105.980] Mr. Nelson is seated next to our other wealthy individual. +[106.020 --> 109.980] This is a returning, her name is Emily Kong. +[110.020 --> 112.020] The last time you were on our show, what did you win? +[112.060 --> 114.020] I won 30,200. +[114.020 --> 116.020] Yes. Did you see there? +[116.060 --> 118.020] That's fun. +[118.060 --> 120.020] Now, Emily... +[120.060 --> 122.060] So, I'm good friends. +[122.100 --> 124.100] No, there was some kind of a problem. +[124.140 --> 126.140] And so we owe her one game, +[126.180 --> 127.980] and so she's back for that one game. +[128.000 --> 131.020] But now, tell me, what have you done anything with that $30,000? +[131.060 --> 132.060] You're just investing in it. +[132.100 --> 134.100] Well, yes. I have a little small art studio. +[134.140 --> 137.140] But since then, it's become a little bigger art studio. +[137.180 --> 139.180] All right. We'll see what we can add to that. +[139.220 --> 141.020] All right. Let's play our game. +[141.060 --> 143.060] The object is to act out a series of words +[143.060 --> 146.060] that your partner, Salvo Puzzle, will show you how's the Inveki? +[146.100 --> 147.060] Come with me. +[147.100 --> 149.100] Marshall, come over there. +[149.140 --> 152.140] APPLAUSE +[152.180 --> 155.180] Maybe someday you and I can get on the show as a contestant. +[155.220 --> 157.180] Wouldn't that be great? Make some money in everything. +[157.220 --> 160.220] Yeah. Shoot. I could use it. +[160.260 --> 161.260] Yeah. +[161.300 --> 163.260] What did he... What's that? +[163.300 --> 166.260] Unemployed. Well, looking for work. +[166.300 --> 168.260] Are you kidding? +[168.300 --> 170.260] Now that you're on this show, it'll just come pouring in. +[170.300 --> 172.060] You think? +[172.060 --> 174.060] In seconds on the clock? +[174.100 --> 176.100] Here's your first word. And go. +[178.140 --> 180.140] You're a chimpanzee. You're a real... +[180.180 --> 182.180] Yes. Next. +[182.220 --> 184.220] Pass. Pass. +[184.260 --> 186.260] Uh... +[186.300 --> 188.300] You're here. You're here. +[188.340 --> 190.820] Uh, uh, you're backside. You're spying. +[190.860 --> 192.860] You're spying. You're back. Get close to him. +[192.900 --> 194.900] Okay. You're lower back. +[194.940 --> 196.940] You're real. You're real. +[196.980 --> 198.980] Pass it. Pass it. +[199.020 --> 201.020] Uh... +[201.020 --> 203.020] You're splintering. Slip it. +[203.060 --> 205.020] Yes, you got it, next. +[205.060 --> 207.060] Uh, hold to your past. +[207.100 --> 209.060] Uh, oh. +[209.100 --> 211.100] You're strong now. You're lifting a weight. +[211.140 --> 213.140] Barbell. Dumbbell. You're flexing your muscles. +[213.180 --> 215.180] Lifting your weights. +[215.220 --> 217.220] Dumbbell. Pass. Pass. +[217.260 --> 220.260] You're spying. You're back bone. +[220.300 --> 222.260] You're tailbone. Yeah. +[222.300 --> 225.300] Uh, uh, uh. Summer's over. +[225.340 --> 227.340] Summer's over. You're pound. An afterbash. +[227.380 --> 230.180] In the circus. Oh, dear. Oh, a bass. +[230.180 --> 232.180] Uh, uh. +[232.220 --> 234.180] Like, you're driving along. +[234.220 --> 236.220] You open the door. You're getting out of the car. +[236.260 --> 238.260] Yeah. Yeah. +[238.300 --> 240.300] You're going to get to that. +[240.340 --> 242.300] That's it. You got three. +[242.340 --> 244.300] It's over. +[244.340 --> 245.340] Wow. +[245.380 --> 247.340] Marshall, you got three out of the five. +[247.380 --> 249.340] This is a $100 puzzle. +[249.380 --> 252.340] There's the puzzle. Now, let's take a look at the three words. +[252.380 --> 255.380] One, two, and... +[255.420 --> 259.220] Now, you could take a blank and splinter your tailbone +[259.220 --> 264.220] if you're blank. Meet the blank of this blank favorite of chimpanzees. +[265.260 --> 267.220] Banana peel. +[267.260 --> 269.260] Oh, is it banana peel? +[269.300 --> 270.300] BEEP. +[270.340 --> 272.300] Well, Marshall. +[272.340 --> 274.300] The man plays the bass. +[274.340 --> 276.340] Yes. +[276.380 --> 278.140] What gave it to you? +[278.180 --> 280.300] Uh, chimpanzees. Oh, they're really... +[280.340 --> 282.300] Oh, I thought maybe tailbone, +[282.340 --> 285.340] because that's usually what we end up on, or land on. +[285.380 --> 287.180] You could take a tumble, +[287.180 --> 290.180] and splinter your tailbone if you're... +[290.220 --> 293.180] It's not you. It was a pumping iron. +[293.220 --> 297.180] She was pumping iron, and she was going to put up a square tire on a car +[297.220 --> 299.180] and pump them up. +[299.220 --> 301.220] I'm tired of that, but she didn't have time. +[301.260 --> 306.180] Meet the peels of this yellow favorite of chimpanzees. +[306.220 --> 308.220] Marshall, you won another $100. +[308.260 --> 311.260] And the first team to reach $500 wins our game. +[311.300 --> 316.180] And the chance of $10,000 back with Ed Nusselton saved right after this. +[316.180 --> 318.180] Way to go. +[346.180 --> 348.180] Hello there. +[348.220 --> 350.220] Dauce, survey set. +[350.260 --> 352.260] Two originals, two hours. +[352.300 --> 354.300] Can't watch the tell-ed tonight, I am. +[354.340 --> 357.180] Match game and family feud weekdays at four. +[357.220 --> 359.180] Every great moment. +[359.220 --> 361.180] Every single day. +[361.220 --> 362.220] Are you laughing or crying? +[362.260 --> 363.260] I don't know. +[363.300 --> 365.300] Primetime buzz, weeknight starting at eight. +[365.340 --> 367.340] Only on buzzer. +[367.380 --> 370.380] $100 for the red jeans. +[370.420 --> 372.380] Blue for the green jeans. +[372.420 --> 374.220] I say green up there, red down here. +[374.220 --> 376.220] I said red down over there. +[376.260 --> 378.220] That's good. +[378.260 --> 381.220] All right, Mr. Nelson, same thing applies. +[381.260 --> 383.220] We're going to give you five of seven words. +[383.260 --> 385.220] You're all set, aren't you? +[385.260 --> 387.220] You bet your red red, red, red, and blue. +[387.260 --> 389.220] Six seconds on the clock. +[389.260 --> 391.260] Here's your first word. +[391.300 --> 392.300] Go. +[392.340 --> 394.300] You're parting your hair. +[394.340 --> 395.300] Scout. +[395.340 --> 397.340] Yes, next. +[397.380 --> 399.220] You're taking a dive. +[399.260 --> 401.220] You're crawling, lurching, creeping, roaring. +[401.260 --> 402.260] You're lying. +[402.300 --> 404.180] Are you the animal? +[404.220 --> 406.220] Yes, cast. +[406.260 --> 409.220] Talking MC, piano, Liberace. +[409.260 --> 411.220] Looking out. +[411.260 --> 413.260] Pass, pass. +[413.300 --> 416.300] Oh, y'all, get up. +[416.340 --> 417.140] Go to sleep. +[417.180 --> 418.180] Cover yourself with the blanket. +[418.220 --> 420.180] Cover is right. +[420.220 --> 422.220] House, building. +[422.260 --> 424.220] Rain, burr, cold snow. +[424.260 --> 425.220] Snow coming down. +[425.260 --> 426.220] Ignau Santa Claus. +[426.260 --> 428.220] You're going to land on the roof on the building. +[428.260 --> 430.260] You're rowing. +[430.300 --> 432.260] You're skiing. +[432.260 --> 434.260] Shushing in skisloke, a lodge. +[434.300 --> 436.260] Skisloke, shy. +[436.300 --> 437.260] Yes. +[437.300 --> 438.260] Are you peety? +[438.300 --> 439.300] Roar. +[439.340 --> 440.300] Proud. +[440.340 --> 441.340] You're lying. +[441.380 --> 444.380] You are a tiger. +[444.420 --> 446.180] He, crush. +[446.220 --> 449.180] You have spots. +[449.220 --> 451.180] It's right, you're a leopard, tiger. +[451.220 --> 452.220] Yeah. +[452.260 --> 454.220] You got through them, they did. +[454.260 --> 456.220] That's good. +[456.260 --> 457.260] What do you want to do? +[457.300 --> 459.260] Talk about that in my dressing room. +[459.300 --> 460.300] Yeah, no. +[460.300 --> 461.300] He was staring at that. +[461.340 --> 463.300] I know how to get that. +[463.340 --> 464.300] You got three of them, Emily. +[464.340 --> 465.300] Okay. +[465.340 --> 466.300] It's a $100 puzzle. +[466.340 --> 467.300] Here are your three words now. +[467.340 --> 468.340] One. +[468.380 --> 470.380] Yeah. +[470.420 --> 474.300] A blank one might make you feel more blank at a ski lodge. +[474.340 --> 479.300] And it's also a nickname for what blank uses to cover his blank scalp. +[479.340 --> 480.340] A rug? +[480.380 --> 481.340] Is it rug? +[481.380 --> 482.340] Yeah. +[482.380 --> 484.340] Oh, my goodness. +[484.380 --> 486.340] Oh. +[486.380 --> 487.340] Oh. +[487.380 --> 488.340] Oh, my goodness. +[488.380 --> 490.260] Well, I'm going to remember what you're doing. +[490.300 --> 492.300] I'm going to remember when he was on a microphone. +[492.340 --> 494.300] Howard Cousill. +[494.340 --> 496.300] Let's go back to the puzzle. +[496.340 --> 498.300] A, bear skin. +[498.340 --> 499.300] That's what he was. +[499.340 --> 500.300] He was a bear. +[500.340 --> 502.300] And he was trying to indicate his fur on his arm. +[502.340 --> 507.300] A bear skin, one, might make you feel more romantic at a ski lodge. +[507.340 --> 510.300] And it's also the nickname for what Howard Cousill. +[510.340 --> 511.300] I got to ask you, Ed. +[511.340 --> 513.300] What was the tinkling on the piano? +[513.340 --> 514.340] I got to do with it. +[514.380 --> 517.300] Well, I started to do players on the field and all of a sudden I realized what I was doing. +[517.300 --> 518.300] I was. +[518.340 --> 520.300] He didn't look nothing like it. +[520.340 --> 522.300] That was a very bright look. +[522.340 --> 525.300] What Howard Cousill uses to cover his naked scalp. +[525.340 --> 527.340] Emily, you did it again. +[527.380 --> 528.340] Have lost your touch. +[528.380 --> 529.380] Another $100. +[529.420 --> 533.180] We'll be back with our $250 puzzle right after this. +[533.220 --> 534.220] Thank you. +[534.220 --> 554.220] For the first time in years. +[554.260 --> 558.220] The legend returns. +[558.260 --> 560.220] He's been here. +[560.260 --> 561.220] Monty. +[561.220 --> 563.220] Welcome to the All New Let's Make It In. +[563.260 --> 564.220] Monty in the Madness. +[564.260 --> 565.220] Shine in prime time. +[565.260 --> 567.220] Let's be hand curtain number three. +[567.260 --> 569.220] Are you ready for the full Monty? +[569.260 --> 570.220] Yes, yes. +[570.260 --> 571.220] Yes. +[571.260 --> 572.220] It's the original. +[572.260 --> 574.220] Let's make it in weeknight to date. +[574.260 --> 575.220] Oh, Leon Buzzer. +[575.260 --> 576.220] Let's play. +[576.260 --> 578.220] $100. +[578.260 --> 581.260] We now have $250. +[581.300 --> 583.260] But neither team reaches $500. +[583.300 --> 585.300] We'll then have a playoff. +[585.340 --> 587.300] Vicki, you're over there this time. +[587.340 --> 588.300] Marshall. +[588.340 --> 589.340] Down the body. +[591.220 --> 594.220] $250. +[594.260 --> 597.220] $250 puzzles 60 seconds on the clock. +[597.260 --> 598.220] Here's your first word. +[598.260 --> 599.260] Go. +[599.300 --> 601.300] You're shooting a bone arrow. +[601.340 --> 603.300] It's the bow. +[603.340 --> 604.300] It's the quiver. +[604.340 --> 605.340] It's the target. +[605.380 --> 606.140] I don't know. +[606.180 --> 607.180] What is that? +[607.220 --> 608.180] Pass. +[608.220 --> 609.180] Pass. +[609.220 --> 610.220] You're scared. +[610.260 --> 611.220] You're frightened. +[611.260 --> 612.220] You're screaming. +[612.260 --> 613.260] You're yelling. +[613.300 --> 614.260] You're horrified. +[614.300 --> 615.260] You're terrified. +[615.300 --> 616.260] Yes. +[616.300 --> 617.260] Next. +[617.300 --> 618.300] You're opening the book. +[618.340 --> 619.340] You're reading. +[619.380 --> 620.340] You're up the priest. +[620.340 --> 621.340] You're marrying someone. +[621.380 --> 622.340] It's the Bible. +[622.380 --> 623.340] Yes. +[623.380 --> 624.380] Next. +[624.420 --> 625.380] You're stabbing someone. +[625.420 --> 626.420] You're killing murder. +[626.460 --> 628.420] Kill this correctly. +[628.460 --> 629.460] Continue. +[629.500 --> 630.460] You jol-ate. +[630.500 --> 631.460] You're happy. +[631.500 --> 632.460] Yes. +[632.500 --> 633.260] Yes. +[633.300 --> 634.260] Final winner. +[634.300 --> 635.300] What does that thing call? +[635.340 --> 638.300] It's the arrow, the quiver, the... +[638.340 --> 640.300] You're... +[640.340 --> 642.300] Lassowing a target. +[642.340 --> 644.300] You're heck of a fan. +[644.340 --> 645.340] You're... +[645.380 --> 647.340] It's tears to the liars. +[647.380 --> 648.380] You're throwing the stone. +[648.380 --> 652.380] You've got the stone of weapon, the rock of weapon. +[652.420 --> 653.380] The... +[653.420 --> 654.420] The... +[654.460 --> 656.420] The slingshot. +[656.460 --> 657.460] Yes! +[657.500 --> 659.460] Yes. +[659.500 --> 660.500] That's a second. +[660.540 --> 662.300] That's a second. +[662.340 --> 663.300] That's a second. +[663.340 --> 665.300] Just a second, please. +[665.340 --> 666.340] What? +[666.380 --> 668.340] We still have a one second on the clock. +[668.380 --> 670.340] You have not given the correct answer. +[670.380 --> 672.340] We're going to start the clock and you continue. +[672.380 --> 674.340] When you're ready with the clock, are you ready? Go. +[674.380 --> 675.340] What? +[675.380 --> 676.340] Continue. +[676.380 --> 677.340] Time is up. +[677.340 --> 679.340] I'll explain in depth in a moment. +[679.380 --> 681.340] Right now, you sit down. +[681.380 --> 683.340] Definitely not in time. +[683.380 --> 684.340] I... +[684.380 --> 686.340] Well, you got four out of five. +[686.380 --> 688.340] I can't you know, Exhausted Marshall is the winner. +[688.380 --> 690.340] He wins for the entire Bible. +[690.380 --> 691.340] Yes. +[691.380 --> 693.380] Here are your four words now. +[693.420 --> 695.380] Oh, dear. +[695.420 --> 700.380] And finally, oh, that is four. +[700.420 --> 704.380] Okay, in the Bible, people were terrified of this blank +[704.380 --> 708.380] who was neither Jolly nor blank and was killed with a blank. +[708.420 --> 709.380] Vicki? +[709.420 --> 710.380] Goliath. +[710.420 --> 711.380] Is it Goliath? +[711.420 --> 712.420] You did. +[712.460 --> 714.420] So. +[714.460 --> 720.420] Now, it will become evident why you were not credited +[720.460 --> 723.460] with giving the actual word as we translate this. +[723.500 --> 726.460] In the Bible, people were terrified of this giant +[726.500 --> 731.460] who was neither Jolly nor green and was killed with a sling. +[731.460 --> 732.460] A sling. +[732.500 --> 735.460] A sling and a sling shot are two different things. +[735.500 --> 737.460] The sling is the actual leather... +[737.500 --> 739.460] Oh, well, fine, Todd. +[739.500 --> 742.460] I mean, we're both over it. +[742.500 --> 745.460] Vicki, this is an educational program. +[745.500 --> 746.460] Yeah, fine. +[746.500 --> 750.460] And the sling shot means that is the ball that you put in the sling shot. +[750.500 --> 753.460] Now, I have another thing that I want to ask of the audience at large. +[753.500 --> 756.460] Has anyone ever heard of a gumbo shiver? +[756.500 --> 757.500] Uh-huh. +[757.540 --> 760.460] You know the little fork instrument that you put there, +[760.460 --> 763.460] you put a rubber band on and you go, you know, bang. +[763.500 --> 765.460] We used to call those gumbo shooters. +[765.500 --> 767.460] Yes, but none of these people were born way back then. +[767.500 --> 770.460] Well, there's a difference. Well, that's true. +[770.500 --> 772.460] I do come from biblical times. +[772.500 --> 774.460] But there's a difference between a gumbo and a sling. +[774.500 --> 775.460] Oh, fuck. +[775.500 --> 777.460] Well, you go over and sit down. +[777.500 --> 780.460] Yeah, it got $350, and I tell you what we're going to do. +[780.500 --> 783.460] We're going to invite Ed Nelson to come over here and Emily down there. +[783.500 --> 785.460] The piece of very valuable. +[785.500 --> 788.460] Have you ever heard of a gumbo? Sure. +[788.460 --> 789.460] I know. +[789.500 --> 792.460] You know what I'm supposed to do. Get it from a gumbo tree. +[792.500 --> 793.460] Sure. +[793.500 --> 797.460] Emily, $250 is what you need. +[797.500 --> 798.500] Yep. +[798.540 --> 800.460] All right, here we go. 60 seconds on the clock. +[800.500 --> 802.500] Here's your first word. Go. +[804.540 --> 808.500] But going underneath the bridge, it's a tunnel. +[808.540 --> 810.500] It's a subway. Yes, next. +[810.540 --> 812.540] A big, strong person. +[812.580 --> 814.580] Man with big muscles. +[814.620 --> 815.580] Of the Hulk. +[815.580 --> 817.580] Ah, Superman. +[817.620 --> 819.580] Strong, powerful man. +[819.620 --> 821.580] Is it the name of the person? Okay. +[821.620 --> 825.580] Are you eating corn on the cob, peeling it, chucks. +[825.620 --> 827.580] The corn husk. +[827.620 --> 829.580] Husky. Yes, next. +[829.620 --> 832.580] Me, food girl. +[832.620 --> 835.620] A little girl, Shelley Temple. +[835.660 --> 838.620] Big, big, big, yeah. +[838.660 --> 841.620] That little girl, not a little girl. +[841.660 --> 843.620] Not a little woman. +[843.620 --> 845.620] Yes, next. +[845.660 --> 850.620] Fat, roll, roll, fat, punchy, butt, fat, blubber. +[850.660 --> 852.620] Yes, next. +[852.660 --> 854.620] Final word for the tug. +[854.660 --> 856.620] Tug, tug the rope. +[856.660 --> 858.620] You did say, boy, you got it. +[858.660 --> 860.620] All right, good news. +[860.660 --> 862.620] You need all of it. +[862.660 --> 864.620] You got it all. +[864.660 --> 866.620] Come on. +[866.660 --> 868.620] There is the puzzle. +[868.660 --> 870.620] $250, here you are. +[870.660 --> 872.620] Here you are. +[872.620 --> 876.620] $250, $250, $250, $250, $250, $Concentration. +[876.660 --> 880.620] When and blank brings home the blubber to the little woman, +[880.660 --> 884.620] he can't take the subway, but he can take this thing with blank +[884.660 --> 886.660] that a husky pulls. +[886.700 --> 888.660] What is it? Slad. Slad, he says. +[888.700 --> 890.660] Is it slad? You got it. +[890.700 --> 893.660] That's what a husky pulls. +[893.700 --> 896.700] That's good, where you got a husky, too. +[896.740 --> 899.700] You got home and all that, but you went to the corn. +[899.740 --> 902.500] When an Eskimo brings home the blubber to the little woman, +[902.500 --> 905.500] you can't take the way, but he can take this thing with +[905.540 --> 907.500] blades that a husky pulls. +[907.540 --> 909.500] And you have to hide the score. +[909.540 --> 911.500] Well done, Mr. Nelson. Get on with it. +[911.540 --> 914.500] We have $10, $10 a piece on you. +[914.540 --> 916.540] You're going to have to play off with you, Marshall, +[916.580 --> 918.540] and you, Emily. Come on over here. +[918.580 --> 920.540] Neither of them reached $500. +[920.580 --> 923.580] This is a $250 puzzle to determine the winner. +[923.620 --> 925.620] And here it is. +[925.660 --> 928.620] This blank blank is also the blank that blank, blank, blank, +[928.660 --> 930.660] is always blank. +[930.700 --> 932.460] Marshall, you want to go first? +[932.500 --> 934.500] I'll let Emily go first. +[934.540 --> 936.540] Oh, OK. I'll take six. +[936.580 --> 940.500] This blank, apart from you, this blank blank is also the blank +[940.540 --> 943.540] that blank, blank, blank, bugs, bunny is always blank. +[943.580 --> 945.540] Emily, carrots. +[945.580 --> 946.540] Is it carrot? +[946.580 --> 949.540] No, we had a chance though. Marshall, on number seven. +[949.580 --> 953.580] That blank, blank, bugs, bunny is always posing. +[953.620 --> 956.580] What's up, Doc? +[956.620 --> 958.620] You. +[962.500 --> 964.500] That's right. +[964.540 --> 966.540] What question? +[966.580 --> 968.540] I thought it was always chasing, always posing. +[968.580 --> 970.540] Very good. +[970.580 --> 973.540] Well, brilliance. That is brilliant. +[973.580 --> 974.540] Let's look at the whole puzzle now. +[974.580 --> 976.540] This, Barbara's Trice and Film. +[976.580 --> 978.540] Oh, OK. +[978.580 --> 983.540] The question that cartoon hero, bugs, bunny, is always posing. +[983.580 --> 984.540] What's up, Doc? +[984.580 --> 985.580] Incredible. +[985.620 --> 987.580] Marshall, that's why you're the champ. +[987.620 --> 989.580] Emily, we had fun bringing you back. +[989.620 --> 991.580] I hope you had fun playing our game. +[991.580 --> 994.620] You now have a grand total of the last time you run the show, +[994.660 --> 997.620] plus this time of $30,550. +[997.660 --> 999.620] That's pretty good. +[999.660 --> 1001.620] Happy 1985 to you. You better, George. +[1001.660 --> 1003.620] Thank you. +[1003.660 --> 1005.620] Now, as for you, Marshall, you have over $9,000, +[1005.660 --> 1007.620] and you're still going strong. +[1007.660 --> 1009.620] When you come back, you and Vicki Lawrence are going to have a chance +[1009.660 --> 1011.620] of another $10,000. +[1011.660 --> 1013.620] We'll see how they do right after this. +[1013.660 --> 1015.620] Well done. +[1021.580 --> 1024.580] The 50s were cool. +[1024.620 --> 1026.620] The 60s were groovies. +[1026.660 --> 1027.620] The 70s were happening. +[1027.660 --> 1028.620] In the 80s? +[1028.660 --> 1030.660] Well, they're just like the 50s, 60s and 70s. +[1030.700 --> 1031.660] Experience it all. +[1031.700 --> 1033.660] The games, the fashion, the prizes. +[1033.700 --> 1035.700] Ride the buzzer time machine. +[1035.740 --> 1037.700] Tonight, starting at 8, only on buzzer. +[1037.740 --> 1038.700] Let's play. +[1038.700 --> 1041.700] For everyone who shouted the correct answer, +[1041.740 --> 1045.740] here's your chance to play along all over again, +[1045.780 --> 1048.780] weekdays starting at 10. +[1054.820 --> 1056.820] And here, ladies and gentlemen, +[1056.860 --> 1058.860] we're going to get started. +[1058.900 --> 1060.900] We're going to be doing a great job. +[1060.940 --> 1062.900] We're going to be doing a great job. +[1062.940 --> 1064.900] We're going to be doing a great job. +[1064.940 --> 1066.740] We're going to be doing a great job. +[1066.740 --> 1068.740] And here, ladies and gentlemen, +[1068.780 --> 1070.740] that famous team of Martin Blusken, +[1070.780 --> 1071.740] for $10,000. +[1071.780 --> 1073.740] Martin Blusken. +[1073.780 --> 1075.740] We're looking over there. +[1075.780 --> 1077.740] Yes, the old board for team, +[1077.780 --> 1079.740] we're going to be doing a great job. +[1079.780 --> 1081.740] Together again, 60 seconds, +[1081.780 --> 1084.780] and every time you get a word this time, Marshall, +[1084.820 --> 1086.820] and there will be 10 of those words, +[1086.860 --> 1088.860] you will get $100. +[1088.900 --> 1090.860] And later on, you can change the hundreds into thousands. +[1090.900 --> 1091.900] Good luck to both. +[1091.940 --> 1093.740] 60 seconds on the clock. +[1093.780 --> 1094.780] Here's your first word. +[1094.780 --> 1095.780] Here you go. +[1095.820 --> 1096.820] Slap. +[1096.860 --> 1097.820] You're slapping. +[1097.860 --> 1098.820] You're hitting. +[1098.860 --> 1099.860] You're smacking. +[1099.900 --> 1100.900] $100. +[1100.940 --> 1102.900] OK, you're sleeping. +[1102.940 --> 1103.900] You're sleeping. +[1103.940 --> 1104.900] You're dreaming. +[1104.940 --> 1106.900] It's nightmare. $200. +[1106.940 --> 1108.900] Good. +[1108.940 --> 1110.900] It's an alligator. +[1110.940 --> 1111.940] $100. +[1111.980 --> 1112.980] $100. +[1113.020 --> 1114.980] OK. +[1115.020 --> 1115.980] You're a mummy. +[1116.020 --> 1116.980] Mummy. +[1117.020 --> 1118.980] You're a mummy. +[1119.020 --> 1119.980] You're fine. +[1120.020 --> 1120.980] Graceful swan. +[1121.020 --> 1121.980] You're a little bird. +[1122.020 --> 1123.020] A little... +[1123.020 --> 1124.020] A little... +[1124.060 --> 1125.020] You're a little fairy. +[1125.060 --> 1126.020] A little... +[1126.060 --> 1127.060] Pass. +[1127.100 --> 1128.100] Pass. +[1128.140 --> 1129.100] You're swimming. +[1129.140 --> 1130.100] Press... +[1130.140 --> 1131.140] You have 500. +[1131.180 --> 1132.340] Oh, you got it. +[1132.380 --> 1133.140] Two things. +[1133.180 --> 1134.180] 600. +[1134.220 --> 1135.180] Oh. +[1135.220 --> 1136.180] Oh. +[1136.220 --> 1137.180] Shh. +[1137.220 --> 1138.420] Boomerang. +[1138.460 --> 1139.420] Yes. +[1139.460 --> 1141.220] $700. +[1141.260 --> 1142.420] OK, it's a switch. +[1142.460 --> 1143.420] A hairspray. +[1143.460 --> 1144.420] Spraying. +[1144.460 --> 1146.420] $800. +[1146.460 --> 1148.020] Opening a door. +[1148.060 --> 1149.020] You're taking out... +[1149.060 --> 1150.220] It's a pantry refrigerator. +[1150.260 --> 1152.020] $900. +[1152.020 --> 1153.020] A little thing. +[1153.060 --> 1154.020] It's flying. +[1154.060 --> 1156.060] It's a fly, mosquito. +[1156.100 --> 1158.100] Oh, you were so close. +[1158.140 --> 1159.100] It's flying. +[1159.140 --> 1162.100] It's the DP Pretty Little Thing. +[1162.140 --> 1164.100] The butterfly. +[1164.140 --> 1166.100] $900. +[1166.140 --> 1167.100] You only missed one word. +[1167.140 --> 1168.140] No. +[1168.180 --> 1170.180] The 900 can become ten... +[1170.220 --> 1171.180] Pardon me. +[1171.220 --> 1173.180] That's all right. +[1173.220 --> 1175.220] I was so concentrated on getting all to... +[1175.260 --> 1177.220] It can become $9,000. +[1177.260 --> 1179.260] If you get all three words in 20 seconds. +[1179.300 --> 1180.460] You said... +[1180.500 --> 1181.980] It's going to be all right. +[1182.020 --> 1184.020] 20 seconds on the clock. +[1184.060 --> 1186.020] Here is your first of three 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b/transcript/cooking_h_gMqnUsu70.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2395 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.500] Today we're going to talk about author Nancy Brofi. Gregorna, tell us about the videos we're going to watch. +[5.500 --> 11.000] Yeah, these videos are from a one-hour clip of her testimony in her murder trial. +[11.000 --> 16.080] She murdered her husband and was found guilty and is, had was given a life sentence with +[16.080 --> 18.000] possibility of parole in 25 years. +[18.000 --> 26.000] Why didn't you make an attempt to locate it and mark it for the police like you did the ghost gun? +[26.500 --> 31.500] I stumbled across the ghost gun when I was packing. That's why I marked the box. +[31.500 --> 35.500] In my mind, I had a list of things I thought the police might come back and ask me for. +[35.500 --> 37.500] And I thought the ghost gun would be among them. +[39.500 --> 47.500] Do you see the irony and not being able to locate that and that being the allegation that that was the murder weapon? +[47.500 --> 51.500] You know, I see nothing ironic about this case at all. +[51.500 --> 54.500] I see nothing happy about this case at all. +[56.500 --> 58.500] All right, Greg, what do you got? +[58.500 --> 65.500] Yeah, this is a really, really good example of something that we talk about occasionally, Scott, where we talk about liar's loop. +[65.500 --> 73.500] And the reason I say that is because when you have a trigger moment where you have to prepare something on the fly, you get in a bind and you have to quickly respond. +[73.500 --> 74.500] She didn't have to do that. +[74.500 --> 75.500] First of all, she's an author. +[75.500 --> 78.000] Secondly, she's had a lot of time to decompload. +[78.000 --> 80.500] She's been in prison for a few months waiting for this trial. +[81.000 --> 87.000] And that overly helpful nature is her spewing out information that she's prepared to give up. +[87.000 --> 89.000] We'll see her change a few times in here. +[89.000 --> 92.000] She chaff and redirects, but it's not just chaff and redirect. +[92.000 --> 94.500] When a person chaff and redirects, they're doing a dance. +[94.500 --> 95.500] She's not dancing. +[95.500 --> 99.000] She's prepared that overly helpful as a clear red flag. +[99.000 --> 105.000] And then when she starts, what's funny is she starts to add another detail at the very end there and doesn't inhale prep. +[105.000 --> 107.000] And then she halts and shakes her head. +[107.000 --> 108.500] I wonder what she was wanting to say there. +[108.500 --> 115.000] When she says there's nothing happy, you see condemning as a size of her mouth pulled back and she's got riveted eye contact. +[115.000 --> 121.500] She is a storyteller by trade and she's going to show us that storytelling strength through here as she takes all of those decomplits. +[121.500 --> 123.500] She's been working on in that liar's loop. +[123.500 --> 125.500] When we say that, I attack your story. +[125.500 --> 127.000] You have to decomplict it. +[127.000 --> 130.000] Most of the time, we'll decomplict before we get faced face. +[130.000 --> 131.000] And that's what she's doing. +[131.000 --> 133.500] One other thing I'd say, she's got resting heartily face. +[133.500 --> 134.500] I actually like that. +[134.500 --> 135.500] Mark, what do you got? +[136.500 --> 142.500] So though she may have organically have in her mind what she wants to say and be prepared for this. +[142.500 --> 143.500] Still not super comfortable. +[143.500 --> 149.500] We see six moments that I counted of bitterness or sourness in the mouth. +[149.500 --> 153.500] That's when the sides kind of come back a little bit like that. +[153.500 --> 154.500] I'm overemphasizing in her. +[154.500 --> 157.000] It's a little more subtle than that now. +[157.000 --> 161.500] Is that the moment for her or is this a baseline character? +[161.500 --> 173.500] Is there just a general malaise of bitterness and sourness or is it actually the moment is some stress and pressure for her? +[173.500 --> 174.500] I'll let you decide on that. +[174.500 --> 176.500] But six moments, it's quite a lot. +[176.500 --> 178.500] Chase, what do you got on this one? +[178.500 --> 190.500] Yeah, when she's saying I stumbled across the ghost gun and this other thing about in my mind, I had a list of the things the police would ask for. +[190.500 --> 201.500] But as a murder novel writer, the gun that's actually in question was apparently none of those things that she thought the police would be interested in. +[201.500 --> 208.500] I think an eight year old would be able to know that the police might be interested in that gun if they were innocent. +[208.500 --> 214.500] But throughout the she said she thought the ghost gun would be among those things. +[214.500 --> 219.500] There's a pause here where there's a sharp inhale occurs. +[219.500 --> 221.500] You see a sharp inhale right there. +[221.500 --> 226.500] She's getting ready to say something here, but something in her mind is holding her back. +[226.500 --> 228.500] And at the, do you see the irony part? +[228.500 --> 230.500] She deflects with a non-answer statement. +[230.500 --> 235.500] There's word repetition and also phrase repetition. +[235.500 --> 236.500] Now, they get strange. +[236.500 --> 242.500] She would think that there's a need to clarify that she's not seeing things that are happy. +[242.500 --> 247.500] Why would that need to be clarified by any human being when it comes to a murder? +[247.500 --> 253.500] So what is the psychology of a person who thinks that they need to tell you they aren't happy about it? +[253.500 --> 255.500] What is being covered up there? +[255.500 --> 260.500] So there may be an unconscious desire to conceal that feeling. +[260.500 --> 266.500] And that came out unconsciously thinking that that was the right thing to say because that feeling might be there. +[266.500 --> 267.500] Scott. +[267.500 --> 268.500] All right. +[268.500 --> 270.500] I think this is a great comparative example. +[270.500 --> 275.500] As we go along, we would see her go from not being really stressed to being stressed. +[275.500 --> 281.500] And this is sort of a pre-stress area for her right here because when what happens is this. +[281.500 --> 283.500] She's created this story like Greg said. +[283.500 --> 288.500] She's deconflected it and by that we mean she's gone through and thought about all the things that could come up. +[288.500 --> 293.500] What if what about this when somebody asks you about the lie that she's telling what about this part of it? +[293.500 --> 295.500] Well, here's what I here's what happened there. +[296.500 --> 305.500] And she's thinking about all these things she can go ahead and not have answers or stories ready for prepared for as they as they begin questioning her. +[305.500 --> 314.500] Now as she goes through these and there are questions that she wasn't prepared for the whole thing starts to wobble a little bit starts to break down. +[314.500 --> 318.500] And this is where we're seeing the changes begin in her body language. +[318.500 --> 322.500] The stability of not only her story, but of her body language breaks down. +[322.500 --> 327.500] We see the movements increase when she starts scooting around, especially there at the end she does that little scooch movement. +[327.500 --> 331.500] And her patterns we're going to see these patterns of behavior emerge. +[331.500 --> 335.500] We're going to see things she does over and over and over. +[335.500 --> 340.500] There are parts where we know she's telling the truth and parts where we know she's obviously not telling the truth. +[340.500 --> 342.500] Where she's being deceptive where she's lying. +[342.500 --> 347.500] And we'll be able to tell very easily when she's telling the truth compared to when she's not. +[347.500 --> 352.500] And we'll as we go through raw going to point those things out, but that's the main thing to watch. +[352.500 --> 363.500] This is a great study and seen someone once you know what all of her cues and tells are and they're just about not enough of what you see all those just say, oh, I see that happen. +[363.500 --> 369.500] So we can put this in the pile doesn't mean she's lying doesn't mean she's telling the truth and just suggests that there's an issue there. +[369.500 --> 374.500] And you put that little piece of information in your pile of I think she's not telling the truth. +[374.500 --> 381.500] I think she's being deceptive or I think she did this this crime or whatever she's been accused of. +[381.500 --> 388.500] Why didn't you make an attempt to locate it and market for the police like you did the ghost gun? +[388.500 --> 393.500] I stumbled across the ghost gun when I was packing. That's why I marked the box. +[393.500 --> 401.500] In my mind, I had a list of things I thought the police might come back and ask me for and I thought the ghost gun would be among them. +[401.500 --> 410.500] Do you see the irony and not being able to locate that and that being the allegation that that was the murder weapon? +[410.500 --> 418.500] You know, I see nothing ironic about this case at all. I see nothing happy about this case at all. +[418.500 --> 426.500] It is true that nobody actually told you that it was Dan that had been killed until Detective Posey, correct? +[426.500 --> 427.500] Yes. +[427.500 --> 429.500] And that was during that interview. +[429.500 --> 432.500] Yes. +[432.500 --> 438.500] But you stated that Karen called you before you went into that interview. +[438.500 --> 439.500] Yes. +[439.500 --> 440.500] Dan's mother, Karen. +[440.500 --> 441.500] Yes. +[441.500 --> 444.500] And that you told her that it was Dan and that he was dead. +[444.500 --> 447.500] Yes. +[447.500 --> 454.500] Based on the fact that you thought that Dan had been killed. +[454.500 --> 456.500] It was more than think. +[456.500 --> 457.500] You hadn't been told. +[457.500 --> 461.500] I had not been told, but I had not heard from him. +[461.500 --> 470.500] All of his friends avoided looking at me and the police officer knew who I was before I got there and one police officer hugged me. +[470.500 --> 473.500] This is not good news. I'm going to hear. +[473.500 --> 475.500] What if you were wrong? +[475.500 --> 479.500] I would have called Karen and said, Happy days. I was wrong. +[479.500 --> 482.500] And Karen and I would have celebrated and we would have laughed. +[482.500 --> 485.500] We would have had family jokes about this for 20 years. +[485.500 --> 491.500] And it would have been much, much better than it turned out. +[491.500 --> 493.500] Hi, Mark. Where do you get? +[493.500 --> 494.500] Yeah. Look. +[494.500 --> 497.500] A couple of areas of potential deception here. +[497.500 --> 500.500] And I'll let you go back and take a look at where they are. +[500.500 --> 502.500] But look out for vocal clicks. +[502.500 --> 504.500] That's when this happens. +[504.500 --> 506.500] There's one right at the start. +[506.500 --> 509.500] And there's one. Maybe let's just say around halfway through. +[509.500 --> 510.500] You'll find them. +[510.500 --> 513.500] And then we get something very different happening with her eyes at the same time. +[513.500 --> 516.500] The first time with that vocal click, we get an eye block. +[516.500 --> 518.500] She just closes her eyes. +[518.500 --> 522.500] Again, none of that means that somebody is lying or being deceptive. +[522.500 --> 530.500] But it's out of baseline of what we saw in the earlier video where, you know, she's comfortable. +[530.500 --> 536.500] And her and and here she's deviated from that baseline. +[536.500 --> 543.500] Vocal click about halfway through and then her eyes deviate up and I think to her left, I think. +[543.500 --> 547.500] Now, I'm not going to go into what that might mean in terms of the thought process. +[547.500 --> 553.500] Simply that it's enough difference from how her eyes normally are that I would go. +[553.500 --> 558.500] Well, there's something definitely going on here, which is out of the ordinary, out of the norm. +[558.500 --> 560.500] Two points there. +[560.500 --> 563.500] One thing, one question that I have that I'd like answered. +[563.500 --> 565.500] What's the headphones about? +[565.500 --> 569.500] I dream and imagine that she's listening to Fleetwood Mac at this point. +[569.500 --> 570.500] I don't know why Fleetwood Mac. +[570.500 --> 571.500] I'm just picking Fleetwood Mac. +[571.500 --> 577.500] I think it'd be nice to be listening to Fleetwood Mac at this point. +[577.500 --> 581.500] She seems to be a kind of Fleetwood Mac kind of lady. +[581.500 --> 586.500] But anyway, if anybody can tell me why she's got those headphones in, I'd like to know. +[586.500 --> 588.500] What do you go on this one? +[588.500 --> 594.500] Maybe it's hard to hear from because there's so far apart they plugged her into hear what's happening. +[594.500 --> 596.500] That's one thing I can figure out because that. +[596.500 --> 597.500] She's hard of hearing. +[597.500 --> 598.500] She is hard of hearing. +[598.500 --> 600.500] So they gave her that early to make sure she could hear. +[600.500 --> 601.500] Okay. +[601.500 --> 603.500] Okay, great, great, great. +[603.500 --> 610.500] I think this is a great, great example of a prepared answer with a plethora of extra information that has nothing to do with what's going on. +[610.500 --> 612.500] It does, but it doesn't. +[612.500 --> 615.500] It's like when somebody tells you a ghost story. +[615.500 --> 620.500] And when I hear ghost stories, there are some of my hearing I go, I really believe they saw something. +[620.500 --> 621.500] Or I'm not saying I believe in ghosts. +[621.500 --> 623.500] I'm just saying something happened to that person. +[623.500 --> 626.500] Then you have that person who sets up the entire scene. +[626.500 --> 628.500] They go through and tell you a step by step. +[628.500 --> 630.500] And they sit up where things were in the room and those kind of things. +[630.500 --> 635.500] The person who actually did experience something in my opinion, they come in and go, +[635.500 --> 636.500] do it. I saw a ghost. +[636.500 --> 637.500] You know, tell me about that. +[637.500 --> 640.500] We're standing right here and this thing walks out of the closet. +[640.500 --> 641.500] They don't go through. +[641.500 --> 644.500] Oh, we walked, we were outside and we walked in and give you a reason they're there. +[644.500 --> 647.500] She's adding all these qualifiers to her answer. +[647.500 --> 651.500] This is one of the things that lets us know or suggest that something's up here. +[651.500 --> 653.500] Something's not right about what she's doing. +[653.500 --> 656.500] As it goes through, we see your blink rate increase a little bit. +[656.500 --> 659.500] Her head movements and her head gesturing increase a little bit. +[659.500 --> 663.500] No real big illustrators or anything up until now. +[663.500 --> 666.500] Her volume is strong and becomes stronger. +[666.500 --> 667.500] She goes along. +[667.500 --> 672.500] She uses a lot of the one word answers when she's getting, when she knows the answer is yes or no or whatever. +[672.500 --> 675.500] She's boom, boom, does those, that's fine. +[675.500 --> 683.500] That's squiggly in her seat at the end that in my opinion would be she's saying, I'm finished. +[683.500 --> 684.500] And there it is. +[684.500 --> 686.500] There's what I've prepared. +[686.500 --> 687.500] There's my story. +[687.500 --> 690.500] The only thing she doesn't say is, and I'm sticking to it. +[690.500 --> 695.500] She tries to, but she changes it as she goes along and we'll talk about that a little bit. +[695.500 --> 697.500] Chase, what do you got? +[698.500 --> 702.500] These first three questions are showing us something unusual here. +[702.500 --> 708.500] In question one, was she would not have to cognitively even process? +[708.500 --> 714.500] We're seeing artificial cognitive processing, which I made that term up. +[714.500 --> 723.500] This is where she's moving her eyes to access a memory while pausing and hesitating, which is inappropriate for this question. +[723.500 --> 727.500] But she's learned this behavior is a time-buying device. +[727.500 --> 734.500] So she may throw it in at inappropriate times because she's not sure that it buys time, but not how. +[734.500 --> 740.500] In question two and three, we're seeing something I call immediate mouth closure. +[740.500 --> 745.500] And this is where she shuts her mouth and her lips close right after her answer. +[745.500 --> 752.500] This does not mean deception per se, but when it's a deviation from baseline this far, it's a lot more likely to indicate deception. +[753.500 --> 758.500] But there's one other time you're likely to see a spike in this behavior. +[758.500 --> 764.500] And this is when we're being confronted or questioned by an adversarial or maybe a confrontational person. +[764.500 --> 767.500] We're more likely to see this lip closing behavior. +[767.500 --> 770.500] So keep that in mind. There's some context to this. +[770.500 --> 775.500] And there's this thing of I would have called heavy Kelly and said, oh, happy days. +[775.500 --> 776.500] I was wrong. +[776.500 --> 780.500] Her head is now vacillating between shaking and nodding. +[780.500 --> 787.500] And this is an incongruence signal that the brain isn't fully sure how to display a behavior. +[787.500 --> 790.500] The emphasis here is on the word display. +[790.500 --> 795.500] I didn't use the word express and emotion or convey a story. +[795.500 --> 799.500] This is a conscious display and the brain is under stress here. +[799.500 --> 803.500] And this is called cognitive load. How much stress is on the brain. +[804.500 --> 809.500] And the things that are adding to this here and the stress deception, the perception management, +[809.500 --> 814.500] stress deception, perception management and adversarial interview, the presence of cameras, +[814.500 --> 822.500] managing nonverbal expressions, her cognitive load is why we're seeing her body disagreeing with itself. +[822.500 --> 830.500] It doesn't meet her cognitive load is excusing her deception signals, but we're seeing a person under a high degree of cognitive load +[830.500 --> 834.500] aside from also having to be deceptive. +[834.500 --> 836.500] She wanted to point that out. That's all. +[838.500 --> 841.500] And I was just waiting on you. Greg, go ahead. +[841.500 --> 843.500] Yeah. So let's walk through a few things. +[843.500 --> 845.500] We are all seeing a lot of the same things. +[845.500 --> 848.500] Number one, yes. Pay attention to the way she says yes. +[848.500 --> 851.500] Yes. Yes. Sometimes she'll say yes. +[851.500 --> 856.500] Yes is a tool for her. It's not a word. It's a tool. It's a delaying technique. +[856.500 --> 859.500] It's a way for her to say I'm going to accept that. No, I don't accept this. +[859.500 --> 861.500] Pay attention to right here. That's number one. +[861.500 --> 864.500] Number two, when she breaks eye contact, I would usually say yes. +[864.500 --> 868.500] She might be trying to think but she isn't because when we find her later going to retrieve data, +[868.500 --> 870.500] it's the opposite side of her head. +[870.500 --> 875.500] This is a, this is a, an avoidance I move access exactly what you said, Chase. +[875.500 --> 878.500] She's getting away from it. So she darts, darts this way. +[878.500 --> 881.500] I don't think there's any thought process at all. I think it's a break. +[881.500 --> 886.500] If you really want to pay attention, Mark, I think when he starts to put her on notice with this question, +[886.500 --> 890.500] is when I hear that first pseudo click, it's hard to hear, but she does it for sure. +[890.500 --> 894.500] There's an interesting couple of things going on here that headbobble. +[894.500 --> 898.500] I said in my notes, you guys know Darser Roberts is famous actor. +[898.500 --> 902.500] She looks like a bobble head of Darser Roberts sitting there, +[902.500 --> 907.500] and bobbling her head around. And it'll get more pronounced as she gets less and less certain. +[907.500 --> 909.500] It's really powerful to watch. +[909.500 --> 911.500] She's got this thing to disprove on the side of her mouth. +[911.500 --> 915.500] And some outright contempt that left lip is almost quivering. +[915.500 --> 918.500] She's so contemptuous to him when he's asking that one question. +[918.500 --> 922.500] I think here's the problem. There's a lot of stuff you can prepare for when you're decomflicting. +[922.500 --> 928.500] What person sits around in their house and comes up with an excuse for why they told the mother her son is dead. +[928.500 --> 930.500] How could you come up with that? +[930.500 --> 934.500] Okay, hey, I think something's wrong. Your son may be injured. Something's wrong. +[934.500 --> 937.500] That okay. I got it. Your son is dead. +[937.500 --> 940.500] How do you, how do you come back from that? +[940.500 --> 944.500] There's not a place you go from that. So no matter how much decomflicting she's had, +[944.500 --> 948.500] when she's sitting there, we see that head bobble because I think to your point, +[948.500 --> 953.500] Chase, there's no rational way she can be conflict that all the time she's rolled things around her head. +[953.500 --> 956.500] And then she does that elevated blinck rate right after the question. +[956.500 --> 959.500] And then she does kind of that chain elephant in the chair. +[959.500 --> 963.500] The good thing is as we age, we get less and less active. +[963.500 --> 965.500] We use our shoulders less and less. +[965.500 --> 967.500] So it gets easier for people to hide things. +[967.500 --> 972.500] However, she's not hiding because she shuffles around the chair and gets comfortable. +[972.500 --> 979.500] It is true that nobody actually told you that it was Dan that had been killed until Detective Posey, correct? +[979.500 --> 980.500] Yes. +[980.500 --> 983.500] And that was during that interview. +[983.500 --> 984.500] Yes. +[984.500 --> 991.500] But you stated that Karen called you before you went into that interview. +[991.500 --> 992.500] Yes. +[992.500 --> 994.500] Dan's mother, Karen. +[994.500 --> 995.500] Yes. +[995.500 --> 998.500] And that you told her that it was Dan and that you was dead. +[998.500 --> 999.500] Yes. +[1001.500 --> 1006.500] Based on the fact that you thought that Dan had been killed. +[1007.500 --> 1009.500] It was more than think. +[1009.500 --> 1011.500] You hadn't been told. +[1011.500 --> 1015.500] I had not been told, but I had not heard from him. +[1015.500 --> 1018.500] All of his friends avoided looking at me. +[1018.500 --> 1022.500] And the police officer knew who I was before I got there. +[1022.500 --> 1024.500] And one police officer hugged me. +[1024.500 --> 1025.500] This is not good news. +[1025.500 --> 1026.500] I'm going to hear. +[1026.500 --> 1028.500] What if you were wrong? +[1028.500 --> 1031.500] Then I would have called Karen and said, happy days. +[1031.500 --> 1032.500] I was wrong. +[1032.500 --> 1034.500] And Karen and I would have celebrated. +[1034.500 --> 1035.500] And we would have laughed. +[1035.500 --> 1038.500] And we would have had family jokes about this for 20 years. +[1038.500 --> 1043.500] And it would have been much, much better than it turned out. +[1044.500 --> 1048.500] Did you literally just say that was for the police's benefit? +[1048.500 --> 1050.500] That was literally what I said. +[1050.500 --> 1054.500] I marked the box for the police's benefit so that I could find it again +[1054.500 --> 1056.500] when the police came back. +[1056.500 --> 1057.500] And up. +[1057.500 --> 1060.500] Well, I sort of thought that if the police didn't find something, +[1060.500 --> 1062.500] they would want to come back and re-interview. +[1062.500 --> 1064.500] And I would be able to show them things. +[1064.500 --> 1069.500] I thought the fact that all they had was stand phone and not a computer from us +[1070.500 --> 1073.500] might not have, they may have breached a dead end and said, +[1073.500 --> 1076.500] Mrs. Brophy, is there anything you can give us that would help? +[1076.500 --> 1079.500] Any electronic equipment, anything else? +[1079.500 --> 1082.500] So I was kind of in my mind making a list. +[1082.500 --> 1087.500] At that point, selling me, since I believed I didn't kill my husband, +[1087.500 --> 1093.500] I didn't think I was a serious suspect. +[1093.500 --> 1095.500] Despite you telling people that you were... +[1096.500 --> 1099.500] I told people I was a suspect because it's always the wife. +[1099.500 --> 1101.500] Chase, what do you got? +[1101.500 --> 1103.500] This is going to be a good one. +[1103.500 --> 1108.500] I think one thing in here, she almost accidentally calls herself a witness +[1108.500 --> 1111.500] instead of a suspect, which I think is weird, +[1111.500 --> 1114.500] but there's an even bigger one here. +[1114.500 --> 1119.500] And this is the phrase, I believed I didn't kill my husband. +[1119.500 --> 1120.500] I believed it. +[1120.500 --> 1122.500] It's not that it's a fact. +[1122.500 --> 1125.500] It's just a belief that she has. +[1125.500 --> 1128.500] And right here, there's a single shoulder shrug just before this. +[1128.500 --> 1131.500] There's a strong increase in her loss of fluency here. +[1131.500 --> 1135.500] Her cognitive loads up because there's some deception going on, most likely. +[1135.500 --> 1141.500] And you can see this with the sudden shift in posture and hand hiding +[1141.500 --> 1145.500] and an eyebrow raise for special approval for this thing right here. +[1145.500 --> 1147.500] There's just a ton of stuff in here. +[1147.500 --> 1149.500] I'm sure you guys will unpack. +[1149.500 --> 1150.500] Scott. +[1150.500 --> 1151.500] All right. +[1151.500 --> 1153.500] Now we're starting to see things change a little bit. +[1153.500 --> 1155.500] We're seeing bigger illustrators. +[1155.500 --> 1157.500] We've seen her hands come up and using those. +[1157.500 --> 1161.500] And as her illustrators are the way you're bringing emphasizes, +[1161.500 --> 1163.500] specific words or phrases. +[1163.500 --> 1165.500] That's what we're talking about. +[1165.500 --> 1167.500] And we all say illustrators. +[1167.500 --> 1170.500] And this is because she's confident and prepared for this. +[1170.500 --> 1172.500] She's thought about this question. +[1172.500 --> 1174.500] I'm sure her attorney brought this question up. +[1174.500 --> 1175.500] And so she's ready for it. +[1175.500 --> 1176.500] She's got her answer. +[1176.500 --> 1178.500] And so she delivers it. +[1178.500 --> 1181.500] Now she's expecting the police to come back. +[1181.500 --> 1184.500] That's why she's ready for this because she knows they'll be back +[1184.500 --> 1187.500] because she knows there's nobody else out there that killed this guy +[1187.500 --> 1189.500] because it was her. +[1189.500 --> 1190.500] So she's ready for that. +[1190.500 --> 1195.500] And when she's deconflicting this, +[1195.500 --> 1200.500] he starts asking other questions that she's not prepared for, just like you did in the other ones. +[1200.500 --> 1204.500] And there's an imbalance with her body language at this point +[1204.500 --> 1209.500] because her indignits and her body language aren't saying the same thing. +[1209.500 --> 1214.500] Her being indignant and all that she'd, her head should come forward +[1214.500 --> 1216.500] with her eyebrows and it's like this instead of up and back like this +[1216.500 --> 1218.500] as she's been indignant. +[1218.500 --> 1223.500] That suggests more arrogance than indignits for this, +[1223.500 --> 1225.500] where it should be different. +[1225.500 --> 1229.500] So that imbalance there lets us know that she's accidentally stepped in something +[1229.500 --> 1233.500] and she's trying to get out of it in time little problem getting away. +[1233.500 --> 1235.500] Mark, where do you go? +[1235.500 --> 1240.500] Yeah, so look, I mean, if we didn't know that she killed a husband, +[1240.500 --> 1243.500] I mean, or at least, you know, she'd been convicted of that. +[1243.500 --> 1247.500] The first two videos, you'd probably be kind of interested in, +[1247.500 --> 1252.500] but by the time it comes to this third video, you are kind of, oh well, yeah, clearly. +[1252.500 --> 1259.500] Because there is such a mass of signals that suggest deception +[1259.500 --> 1264.500] and the questioning at that point has got more insensitive. +[1264.500 --> 1269.500] So look, there are a number of pronounced single shoulder shrugs. +[1269.500 --> 1273.500] However, just to your point chase, there is one that comes, +[1273.500 --> 1276.500] it's actually a little bit smaller than the other pronounced ones, +[1276.500 --> 1283.500] along with a tongue-jut as well, which we often put alongside the idea +[1283.500 --> 1285.500] of kind of pushing food out of your mouth. +[1285.500 --> 1287.500] Something is distasteful. +[1287.500 --> 1290.500] Something isn't good about what's going on. +[1290.500 --> 1295.500] There's an adaptor there stroking the back of a hand that comes at the same time, +[1295.500 --> 1298.500] that the head springs back at that point. +[1298.500 --> 1305.500] There's lip compression as well and a loss of fluency in that the words +[1305.500 --> 1307.500] and the ideas become more staccato. +[1307.500 --> 1309.500] It's not fluid anymore. +[1309.500 --> 1315.500] And all of this around, I didn't think I was a serious suspect. +[1315.500 --> 1322.500] So clearly, we'd put alongside that, yeah, you did think you were a very serious suspect. +[1322.500 --> 1327.500] In fact, you were the only suspect because you know you did this. +[1327.500 --> 1329.500] Chase, what have you got on this one? +[1329.500 --> 1332.500] Greg, what have you got? +[1332.500 --> 1333.500] Oh, I'm sorry. +[1333.500 --> 1334.500] Perfect. Yeah. +[1334.500 --> 1335.500] Greg, where you go? +[1335.500 --> 1338.500] Yeah, so guys, you cover most everything I have in Chase. +[1338.500 --> 1340.500] I was right on with you at the same things. +[1340.500 --> 1344.500] The single biggest shoulder show I've ever seen in all these shows we've done +[1344.500 --> 1348.500] was when she was saying that after that, so I could find it again. +[1348.500 --> 1350.500] However, I don't think she stumbled into this. +[1350.500 --> 1352.500] I think she used a very artful tool. +[1352.500 --> 1358.500] She used a provocative statement saying, I labeled the boxes so I could find them later for the police, +[1358.500 --> 1361.500] hoping that he would step into her iterative storytelling. +[1361.500 --> 1366.500] Look, guys, I would say if you're a lawyer and you're trying to decide whether to put your person on the stand or not +[1366.500 --> 1368.500] and you're not sure, call us. +[1368.500 --> 1371.500] This is not a good move because this is one hour. +[1371.500 --> 1374.500] All of this video we're going to show you came out of one hour. +[1374.500 --> 1376.500] She's on the stand for many hours. +[1376.500 --> 1383.500] What she does is she starts to iterative with story tell and she's selling the hell out of what she's written in this manuscript that she plans to talk about this. +[1383.500 --> 1387.500] So she's comfortable until a couple of things start to fall away. +[1387.500 --> 1389.500] And then you're dead at the other one. +[1389.500 --> 1393.500] I love Chase's that when she says, I believed I was not didn't kill my husband. +[1393.500 --> 1398.500] I believed then there's a lot of movement stammering as she starts to say that. +[1398.500 --> 1403.500] And then she goes serious suspect that's her brain playing squirrel in the road moving around. +[1403.500 --> 1406.500] But because she's older, she doesn't move as much. +[1406.500 --> 1408.500] She doesn't stammer quite as rapidly. +[1408.500 --> 1410.500] She doesn't move quite as much as a younger person might. +[1410.500 --> 1415.500] And then at the very end, there's a silent mouth thing again. +[1415.500 --> 1418.500] She goes somebody who can read lips. +[1418.500 --> 1422.500] If you could tell what she's saying, please write it in the comments because she does it several times in here. +[1422.500 --> 1424.500] I think it's for the good of counsel, not sure. +[1424.500 --> 1426.500] But she also has hearing issues. +[1426.500 --> 1427.500] So don't know. +[1427.500 --> 1430.500] But yeah, this is a really starting to come apart story. +[1430.500 --> 1435.500] And if you felt like you had a good candidate to put on the stand, you don't know what you're doing. +[1435.500 --> 1436.500] Call us. +[1436.500 --> 1438.500] That's it. +[1438.500 --> 1444.500] Did you literally just say that was for the police benefit? +[1444.500 --> 1446.500] That's literally what I said. +[1446.500 --> 1452.500] I marked the box for the police's benefit so that I could find it again when the police came back. +[1452.500 --> 1453.500] And up. +[1453.500 --> 1458.500] Well, I sort of thought that if the police didn't find something, they would want to come back and re-interview. +[1458.500 --> 1460.500] And I would be able to show them things. +[1460.500 --> 1469.500] I thought the fact that all they had was stand phone and not a computer from us might not have they may have breached a dead end and said, Mrs. Brophy, +[1469.500 --> 1471.500] is there anything you can give us that would help? +[1471.500 --> 1474.500] Any electronic equipment, anything else? +[1474.500 --> 1478.500] So I was kind of in my mind making a list. +[1478.500 --> 1489.500] At that point, selling me since I believed I didn't kill my husband, I didn't think I was a serious suspect. +[1489.500 --> 1491.500] Despite you telling people that you were... +[1491.500 --> 1495.500] I told people I was the suspect because it's always the wife. +[1495.500 --> 1503.500] So you think you have relevant evidence to a murder investigation and you don't think you should mention it to the police? +[1503.500 --> 1508.500] How does the gun kit, even though I marked it, how is the gun kit relative evident? +[1508.500 --> 1509.500] I'm asking you. +[1509.500 --> 1513.500] I'm asking you because I don't think it is because it's never been put together. +[1513.500 --> 1515.500] And why would you mark it for the police? +[1515.500 --> 1518.500] Because I figured the police would come back and want to know. +[1523.500 --> 1529.500] What else did you think was relevant to the police investigation that you marked and did not share with them? +[1530.500 --> 1535.500] I thought they would eventually want to know about the computers. +[1535.500 --> 1542.500] They would eventually want to go through the computers and see what they could find if anything that would help them. +[1542.500 --> 1545.500] And did you give them a computer that belonged to Dan? +[1545.500 --> 1547.500] No. We had a computer. +[1547.500 --> 1549.500] They never asked for it. +[1549.500 --> 1551.500] But in my mind, I knew they would eventually... +[1551.500 --> 1557.500] If they didn't solve the case by somebody coming in and compessing, they would eventually come back and say, +[1557.500 --> 1565.500] can we see your computer? My computers weren't packed because I thought they were relevant to the police if the police wanted to go in that direction. +[1566.500 --> 1570.500] Well, that's not exactly true, right? I mean, you had a computer in storage. +[1570.500 --> 1578.500] No. I had a computer in a box in one room and a computer by the bed and another room. That's not in storage. +[1578.500 --> 1581.500] Right. One in a box in your room. What about the one that was in the storage unit? +[1581.500 --> 1583.500] There was not computers. +[1583.500 --> 1585.500] So there wasn't a laptop in the storage unit? +[1585.500 --> 1587.500] Okay. +[1587.500 --> 1597.500] What your testimony was, what your guys testimony was, they found the computer in a bedroom and they found the computer in a box in the other... in what had been the office. +[1597.500 --> 1609.500] And you would agree that the stuff that was found on the computer that has been shown here on court was on the computer that was packed away in a box. +[1610.500 --> 1615.500] I think that's how they did it, but you know, words are two computers. +[1615.500 --> 1618.500] Why did you get a new computer in March of 2018? +[1618.500 --> 1625.500] When you open the computer, the old computer, you can't read the screen because it's become blind to cross it. +[1625.500 --> 1632.500] So you did all your research of all these guns on one computer, then packed it away and put it in a box in the closet and then you got a new computer, is that right? +[1632.500 --> 1638.500] I get a new computer every year. I take a computer with me when I go out to the fields. I beat a computer up. +[1638.500 --> 1643.500] I buy a fairly inexpensive computer because I know I'm replacing it the next year. +[1643.500 --> 1646.500] All right. I'm going first on this one. +[1646.500 --> 1649.500] Things are starting to heat up a little bit for. +[1649.500 --> 1655.500] And the attorney's question is presented as an attack in her view. +[1655.500 --> 1661.500] Anyway, that's why we see that little... she's kind of shuts up and you can see her pop up during that. +[1661.500 --> 1665.500] Because when she says the gun, the gun wasn't evidence. +[1665.500 --> 1668.500] Oops, sorry, it's my phone. +[1668.500 --> 1674.500] Her movements that we see increase from everywhere, from her head to her torso, to her hands. +[1674.500 --> 1676.500] Everything's moving at this point. +[1676.500 --> 1685.500] And her seat adjustments are getting a little bit more common, I guess you'd say, as far as her baseline goes. +[1685.500 --> 1689.500] And she's becoming what was before, not a part of her baseline. +[1689.500 --> 1697.500] Now she gets stressed that is a part of her baseline. Earlier we talked about how we can see the differences when she's telling the truth, when she's being deceptive. +[1697.500 --> 1699.500] When she's telling the truth, her answers are really short. +[1699.500 --> 1705.500] And her words aren't very long. Like we talked about earlier, one word, two or three words here and there. +[1705.500 --> 1709.500] And when she's not being honest, when she's being deceptive, we get these really long sentences. +[1709.500 --> 1715.500] And there's a little, a little comma and and then she'll add stuff and until I add stuff. +[1715.500 --> 1722.500] The answers just get filled with these qualifiers and things to help her her story sound more believable. +[1722.500 --> 1730.500] Then she locks down after all after all that she locks down and her voice cadence and her tone changes. +[1730.500 --> 1732.500] Everything starts to change there. +[1732.500 --> 1737.500] And then her baseline suggests, I'm just going over that part. +[1737.500 --> 1742.500] So the fading facts part is when she says there was no computer in the storage unit. +[1742.500 --> 1746.500] When she says that starts getting quieter. Earlier she connects with her attorney. +[1746.500 --> 1750.500] She turns her head and her eyes, she knits her brows, she looks at her attorney like that. +[1750.500 --> 1758.500] Like she's trying to see what her attorney is either saying, malthing to her or is signaling to her. +[1758.500 --> 1764.500] Because I know what that looks like and she does that and looks and you can tell she's trying to see what's happening over there. +[1764.500 --> 1767.500] So that's where all of her attention goes. +[1767.500 --> 1775.500] And the second time she connects with him, she says in my what goes in my what that's what she's doing at that point. +[1775.500 --> 1779.500] Because I asked somebody who's pretty good at liberating. I said, what does this look like to you? +[1779.500 --> 1781.500] And they said, it looks like she's saying in my what. +[1781.500 --> 1784.500] So if you look at that, it looks like she's saying in my what. +[1784.500 --> 1793.500] So he's he is telling her again, where they found another computer or they found one of the computers she didn't bring up or something related with that. +[1793.500 --> 1797.500] And I can't of course, I don't know because we don't know what he's thinking. She's thinking. +[1797.500 --> 1799.500] But she says in my what. +[1799.500 --> 1807.500] So I think she's against the wall and she starts swinging and that's why she's getting so stressed. Greg, what do you got? +[1807.500 --> 1812.500] You want good indicator that she's against the wall. She starts off doing something I always refer to as sacred space. +[1812.500 --> 1817.500] What I mean by that is I create a barrier, give myself some space and then I adapt. +[1817.500 --> 1823.500] And guys, when we talk about adapters, a barrier is simply putting something either figurative or real between the two of us. +[1823.500 --> 1829.500] Then a barrier, I mean, then adapters a way to release nervous energy more importantly and all my time of dealing with prisoners. +[1829.500 --> 1838.500] I would tell you that what we do is whatever we always have done in the past that makes us feel more comfortable where there's playing with their nails or twirling hair, talking at your ear. +[1838.500 --> 1846.500] All those things are make known from the unknowns. If I lock you in a cell and you do that, it there's some familiarity there. +[1846.500 --> 1851.500] And she's doing that. She's got her body crossed and she's either massaging or gripping her opposite arm. +[1851.500 --> 1855.500] That's a great indicator. Something's up and a respirations up. Watch the scarf. +[1855.500 --> 1860.500] There's uncertainty with you, Scott. She had uncertainty in her face. She's looking for that answer. +[1860.500 --> 1869.500] When she said, how is the gun kit relative evidence? She's provoking him to come back at her. She's probably got something prepared to say, no, it was this and thisness. +[1869.500 --> 1876.500] So she's ready for it. I don't think there's a whole lot other than that in that back and forth with with counsel. +[1876.500 --> 1885.500] Again, if you are an attorney and you put her on the stand, you're not thinking about what's possible because she's deconflicted to the point she's going to spew information at every turn. +[1885.500 --> 1893.500] That creates the opportunity for her to ramble. He asked a great question. What else did you mark? But she doesn't give a great answer. She rambles on about computers. +[1893.500 --> 1904.500] She draws her head away twice in this interview. Draws her head away and avoidance that keeps eye contact that kind of pulling taffy move. Point those out. Tell me what she's doing in those down in the notes. +[1904.500 --> 1912.500] And I'm glad you had a liberty to look at this because that's one of the places I was looking when she gets in a bind and she's up against a wall. She is a master of chaff and redri. +[1912.500 --> 1919.500] She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. +[1919.500 --> 1926.500] She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. She's got a lot of stuff to do with her. +[1926.500 --> 1936.500] I think if I was the prosecutor here, I would start by reading her books and see every mistake the police made and how the bad guy was able to evade the police. +[1936.500 --> 1941.500] I've not read her books. I'm willing to bet that there's a trend to that. +[1941.500 --> 1944.500] It's just something I was randomly thinking about there. +[1944.500 --> 1949.500] But in this video, let's use the old classic reasonable person standard on this one. +[1949.500 --> 1959.500] A reasonable person who knows they didn't commit a murder would not refer to things in their house as evidence that the police would be interested in. +[1960.500 --> 1970.500] Maybe. And the police being interested in weapons that were not involved in the crime is something a guilty person might assume. +[1970.500 --> 1975.500] They might be interested in this weapon, but definitely not that other one. +[1975.500 --> 1986.500] So I think this gesture here can show us something for training purposes when she demonstrates opening the computer to show the lines across the screen. +[1986.500 --> 1989.500] There's something unusual about her baseline. +[1989.500 --> 2000.500] She uses body narration all the time, which is when we illustrate a story like I'm talking about a giant building my hands go up and talking about putting something together and I do this. +[2001.500 --> 2014.500] She does it all the time, but when she does this, it's in a way as if she's opening the computer toward the prosecutor and she even holds the screen up for him so that he can see the lines across the computer. +[2014.500 --> 2021.500] I don't see this often. And I think it's truthful that she did at one point have a computer that had these lines on it. +[2021.500 --> 2035.500] So in the future with her very vividly illustrating these things with her body, we might be able to look for situations where illustrations should be there and they aren't. +[2035.500 --> 2042.500] And you'll see that in a couple of videos and I'm not going to tell you where it is. I want to see if you can spot it. Leave it in the comments and we'll check it out. +[2042.500 --> 2050.500] Mark. Yeah. So yeah, we have had some some illustrators and it's great when you watch this on video because there is one thing that remains red. +[2050.500 --> 2060.500] And one thing that remains relatively constant in this video, which is the how big the frame is. And so we can tell how her illustrators might get small or get amplified. +[2060.500 --> 2070.500] Now in this situation here, her illustrators start going right out of frame. So you'd know like for me, because I do illustrate quite a bit. +[2070.500 --> 2081.500] I've already noticed that about me, but because I can see an image of myself, I'm able to keep them pretty much in the frame. This one naturally goes out because that's how I set up my camera that the gesture will pop in and out. +[2081.500 --> 2095.500] But this one really should never leave the frame. So if ever I start leaving the frame with my gestures, you'd kind of go, oh, Mark's pretty much lost control of being able to monitor himself right now. +[2095.500 --> 2107.500] And so, I think it's very, very different now. She doesn't know her frame, but we do. And so we do know when she points out and goes out of frame, something is very much changed for her. +[2107.500 --> 2121.500] She's really trying to overemphasize for us. She's really protesting a little bit too much, I would say, about the computer being in a box over there and not hidden evidence of any sort. +[2121.500 --> 2136.500] And then we get, oh, then we get these gestures of a single finger and then a thumb as well. I think a single finger and a thumb. Again, she does gesture quite a bit, but she's usually fairly locked down. +[2136.500 --> 2147.500] We get that. And then we get this demonstration of the computer as well. It really feels like she wants us to buy into all of this. +[2147.500 --> 2157.500] So this is be an area where I want to know more about. I mean, I'm intrigued. Like, what is it about about? I don't know, nothing about this case, but this would be where I would be really interested. +[2157.500 --> 2166.500] Why do you really want me to believe all this stuff about computers being where they should be, but at a distance and packed away? +[2166.500 --> 2176.500] And computers being broken. Like, why is that in so important? Why do you need to demonstrate that in such a big way that you would break your usual baseline? +[2176.500 --> 2184.500] So you think you have relevant evidence to a murder investigation and you don't think you should mention it to the police. +[2184.500 --> 2194.500] How does the gun kit, even though I marked it, how is the gun kit relative evidence? I'm asking you. I'm asking you because I don't think it is because it's never been put together. +[2194.500 --> 2199.500] And why would you mark it for the police? Because I figured the police would come back and want to know. +[2199.500 --> 2211.500] What else did you think was relevant to the police investigation that you marked and did not share with them? +[2211.500 --> 2223.500] I thought they would want eventually want to know about the computers. They would eventually want to go through the computers and see what they could find if anything that would help them. +[2223.500 --> 2226.500] And did you give them a computer that belonged to Dan? +[2226.500 --> 2239.500] No. We had a computer. They never asked for it. But in my mind, I knew they would eventually, if they didn't solve the case by somebody coming in and confessing, they would eventually come back and say, can we see your computer? +[2239.500 --> 2247.500] My computers weren't packed because I thought they were relevant to the police if the police wanted to go in that direction. +[2247.500 --> 2251.500] Well, that's not exactly true, right? I mean, you had a computer in storage. +[2252.500 --> 2259.500] No, I had a computer in a box in one room and a computer by the bed in another room. That's not in storage. +[2259.500 --> 2264.500] Right. One in a box in your room. What about the one that was in the storage unit? There was not a computer in it. +[2264.500 --> 2267.500] So there wasn't a laptop in the storage unit? There was not. +[2267.500 --> 2269.500] Okay. +[2269.500 --> 2280.500] What your testimony, what your guys testimony was, they found the computer in a bedroom and they found the computer in a box in the other in what had been the office. +[2280.500 --> 2292.500] And you would agree that the stuff that was found on the computer that has been shown here in court was on the computer that was packed away in a box. +[2292.500 --> 2297.500] I think that's how they did it. But, you know, words of two computers. +[2297.500 --> 2300.500] Why did you get a new computer in March of 2018? +[2300.500 --> 2307.500] When you opened the computer, the old computer, you can't read the screen because it's become blind to cross it. +[2307.500 --> 2314.500] You did all your research of all these guns on one computer, then packed it away and put it in a box in the closet and then you got a new computer, is that right? +[2314.500 --> 2326.500] I get into a computer every year. I take a computer with me when I go out to the fields. I beat a computer up. I buy it fairly inexpensive computer because I know I'm replacing it the next year. +[2326.500 --> 2335.500] And you would agree that you also never told the police about the slime barrel that you purchased on the edit on you bit. +[2335.500 --> 2343.500] But, you know, I think that's the first thing that I thought was the first street. When I talked to the police, when I talked to the police in June, they asked me specific questions. +[2343.500 --> 2354.500] My husband had just died. The fact that I was coherent at all is a miracle. The fact that they never came back to me after that for follow-up interview. I think I thought was shocking. +[2354.500 --> 2361.500] You know, I thought this was on the police. This wasn't on me. The police said, we're handling this. +[2361.500 --> 2373.500] You know, you go home and take it one day at a time. You know, and they never contacted me again except for the things that I, they asked people which were stand schedule. +[2373.500 --> 2377.500] I got that to them and I was having trouble with their email, but I did what I was asked to do. +[2377.500 --> 2379.500] Are you declining to answer my question? +[2379.500 --> 2382.500] Perhaps not. What was your question? +[2382.500 --> 2385.500] I was like the answer for not remembering my question. +[2385.500 --> 2387.500] I don't like to go off on tangents. +[2387.500 --> 2392.500] So, I asked you, it's true that you did not tell the police about the sliding barrel. +[2392.500 --> 2395.500] It is true. I did not tell the police about the sliding barrel. +[2395.500 --> 2399.500] The sliding barrel that fit would fit perfectly on the gun show gun that you purchased. +[2399.500 --> 2404.500] The sliding barrel that I was using for research for my writing, I did not tell them about that. +[2404.500 --> 2405.500] You answer that question? +[2405.500 --> 2408.500] I did. I said, I did not tell them. +[2408.500 --> 2412.500] Would you agree that it fit on the gun that you bought from the gun? +[2412.500 --> 2416.500] I think it was the same thing. It could have been change, interchange, yes. +[2416.500 --> 2418.500] All right. Chase, what do you got? +[2418.500 --> 2422.500] Let's just take a quick walk together, shall we? +[2422.500 --> 2427.500] Through everything that goes on here and just her response to this question. +[2427.500 --> 2434.500] We have hesitancy, a use of the interviewer's name, which is out of baseline. +[2434.500 --> 2436.500] It's not like she says that all the time. +[2436.500 --> 2438.500] There's phrase repetition. +[2438.500 --> 2443.500] There's severity softening. There's died instead of killed or murdered. +[2443.500 --> 2447.500] There's shifting the topic of questionable behavior to the police. +[2447.500 --> 2450.500] There's questionable behavior to the police. +[2450.500 --> 2453.500] There's projecting responsibility to the police. +[2453.500 --> 2456.500] Once and then it happens again. +[2456.500 --> 2458.500] There's a partial resume statement. +[2458.500 --> 2465.500] There's a large body movement for adaptation or self-suiting behavior right after that exchange. +[2465.500 --> 2472.500] If you were to just use the behavioral table of elements to score this, Mark, notice your favorite. +[2472.500 --> 2475.500] This scores a 36. +[2475.500 --> 2482.500] Just for reference, an 11 or higher is a high likelihood of deception stress. +[2482.500 --> 2487.500] We have a 36 here. It's pretty big, Greg. +[2487.500 --> 2489.500] It's because it's prepared. +[2489.500 --> 2491.500] I think you can't miss this. This is prepared. +[2491.500 --> 2493.500] This is one of her trip wire things. +[2493.500 --> 2499.500] If I come in and I'm prepared for a given thing and I've got a packet of information I need to spill out, +[2499.500 --> 2501.500] then it comes across as not genuine. +[2501.500 --> 2505.500] It just, you know, anybody can see that it's not genuine. +[2505.500 --> 2507.500] You don't need to be us to see this is not genuine. +[2507.500 --> 2508.500] She changes cadence. +[2508.500 --> 2514.500] She goes away from saying things in this rapid succession she's done. +[2514.500 --> 2515.500] She goes, Mr. and you're right. +[2515.500 --> 2517.500] It gets to be very polite and overly helpful. +[2517.500 --> 2520.500] Again, best indicator for me when somebody's overly helpful. +[2520.500 --> 2528.500] She goes, calls and buys name and then she goes into this whole pitiful story about what happened to her. +[2528.500 --> 2533.500] There's a pause in her speech and in her movement and then the repeated words when she says, +[2533.500 --> 2535.500] I'm talk, I talk to the police. +[2535.500 --> 2536.500] She's heating up. +[2536.500 --> 2537.500] This is packaged. +[2537.500 --> 2541.500] All that stuff we talked about in the beginning about de-conflicted data. +[2541.500 --> 2547.500] This is de-conflicted data. She sat on the problem with de-conflicting is you can only de-conflict what you know is coming. +[2547.500 --> 2550.500] So all the elements of the story she can de-conflict. +[2550.500 --> 2555.500] What she can't de-conflict is the attorney asking a pointed question and poking her. +[2555.500 --> 2557.500] And that's when you see it start to heat up. +[2557.500 --> 2562.500] She says never contacted me again talking about the police and then she cadence shifts. +[2562.500 --> 2565.500] She shuffles and who corrects the record in mid sentence. +[2565.500 --> 2568.500] All those canned elements are her friend. +[2568.500 --> 2574.500] And this is easier for her than it would be an average person in part because she's slower moving in part because of way she moves and talks. +[2574.500 --> 2579.500] Then her when he says you're going to answer my question, you're trying to avoid my question. +[2579.500 --> 2580.500] Her eyes narrow. +[2580.500 --> 2583.500] She's frustrated with them over that and she says perhaps not. +[2583.500 --> 2585.500] She talks so far down the path. +[2585.500 --> 2587.500] She lost herself is the problem. +[2587.500 --> 2589.500] So then she has to come back and try to answer it. +[2589.500 --> 2596.500] And she conditions that slide and barrel question to avoid agreeing with him about the incriminating characterization of it. +[2596.500 --> 2599.500] Because yes, in fact, that is the element of the entire story. +[2599.500 --> 2606.500] If you're writing a criminal story about killing somebody and doing away with the barrel and slide, you would know that's the evidence piece that matters. +[2606.500 --> 2612.500] And as she gets there and she starts to try to get away from it, you to you call it losing fluency. +[2612.500 --> 2617.500] Chase, I call it their brain is like a squirrel in the road and they're trying to decide what's the next word. +[2617.500 --> 2619.500] That's why because they're just batting around. +[2619.500 --> 2624.500] She can't come up with the next word, which is not like her because she is a storyteller. +[2624.500 --> 2625.500] Mark, what do you got? +[2625.500 --> 2628.500] Yep, Chase, not surprised that it's scored so highly. +[2628.500 --> 2634.500] Here is the one thing in my mind that instantly shouts out that she is in trouble. +[2634.500 --> 2639.500] And though she may have prepared this just because you prepared it doesn't make it true. +[2639.500 --> 2647.500] And therefore doesn't mean that you're not going to go under stress and pressure because your mind knows that you're making stuff up. +[2647.500 --> 2650.500] And you're lying and there is a risk to that. +[2650.500 --> 2659.500] And so unless you're the type of personality that doesn't see a risk at all or the risk is low compared to most of us, +[2659.500 --> 2662.500] you're still going to feel that stress and pressure. +[2662.500 --> 2663.500] Here's what happens. +[2663.500 --> 2669.500] We see her elevate her gesture and then it collapses and we hear the noise of the collapse. +[2669.500 --> 2677.500] Now, when I'm working with clients, I get them to take off jewelry, stuff like that because I know the moment they get under stress and pressure, +[2677.500 --> 2682.500] I'll start raising gestures and then collapsing and raising and collapsing and collapsing. +[2682.500 --> 2688.500] And if you're in a TV studio and you're at a news desk, the mics pick that up. +[2688.500 --> 2696.500] And human beings on the other side, they don't know that that's what they get disturbed by but they get disturbed by all this noise happening. +[2696.500 --> 2704.500] So before a client goes into a studio, everything comes off, even even buttons in some cases will take those off. +[2704.500 --> 2708.500] So again, they're not rattling on the desk. +[2708.500 --> 2714.500] Now, we're going to see that a little bit later on as well where she makes even more noise around this. +[2714.500 --> 2719.500] So look out for that as a tell not only in her but in others that you're dealing with. +[2719.500 --> 2725.500] Are they making a lot of noise because their gestures are becoming buoyant and then collapsing and buoyant and then collapsing? +[2725.500 --> 2727.500] Scott, where you go on this one? +[2727.500 --> 2735.500] All right. I think this is a great example of Chaff and Redirect because she chaffs and redirects so hard, she forgets what the question was. +[2735.500 --> 2743.500] She came to what the question was, she goes, what? And then look at this and starts going over here and goes over so far, she's totally lost it. +[2743.500 --> 2746.500] She's out of her element at that point. +[2746.500 --> 2754.500] And this is bad for her because even though she was ready for this, like Greg was saying, she was ready for the initial engagement. +[2754.500 --> 2759.500] She wasn't ready for those shots to come after that. So she hasn't be conflicted for those. +[2759.500 --> 2766.500] So it's just it's sort of turned on a retainer's get her the fight is starting at this point for her. +[2766.500 --> 2773.500] Her cadence starts speeden up a little bit and her tone and cadence of her voice was still strong. +[2773.500 --> 2778.500] Everything's still going well but now she's in fighting mode. +[2778.500 --> 2786.500] So you can tell from a respiration the way she looks, the way she sounds, she's starting to panic because she just stepped in it one more time. +[2786.500 --> 2791.500] All right. Good. +[2791.500 --> 2796.500] Okay, Greg, I give you that. That was a very stoic of you. +[2796.500 --> 2804.500] And you would agree that you also never told the police about the slime barrel that you purchased honey, honey, honey bit. +[2804.500 --> 2811.500] Mr. Overstreet, when I talked to the police, when I talked to police in June, they asked me specific questions. +[2811.500 --> 2817.500] My husband had just died. The fact that I was coherent at all is a miracle. +[2817.500 --> 2823.500] The fact that they never came back to me after that for follow-up interview, I think I thought was shocking. +[2823.500 --> 2830.500] You know, I thought this was on the police. This wasn't on me. The police said, we're handling this. +[2830.500 --> 2835.500] You just go home and rest. You go home and take it one day at a time. +[2835.500 --> 2845.500] And they never contacted me again except for the things that they asked people which were stand scheduled, I got that to them and I was having trouble with their email. +[2845.500 --> 2847.500] But I did what I was asked to do. +[2847.500 --> 2849.500] Are you declining to answer my question? +[2849.500 --> 2852.500] Perhaps not. What was your question? +[2852.500 --> 2855.500] I was going to like the answer for not remembering my question. +[2855.500 --> 2857.500] Well, I go off on tangents. +[2857.500 --> 2862.500] I asked you, it's true that you did not tell the police about the sliding barrel. +[2862.500 --> 2865.500] It is true. I did not tell the police about the sliding barrel. +[2865.500 --> 2869.500] The sliding barrel that fit would fit perfectly on the gun show gun that you purchased. +[2869.500 --> 2874.500] The sliding barrel that I was using for research for my riding, I did not tell them about that. +[2874.500 --> 2875.500] You answer that question? +[2875.500 --> 2878.500] I did. I said, I did not tell them. +[2878.500 --> 2882.500] Would you agree that it fit on the gun that you bought from the gun? +[2882.500 --> 2886.500] It was the same thing. It could have been interchanged, yes. +[2886.500 --> 2891.500] You just found out your husband died and it's very hard to remember everything that you talked about in there. +[2891.500 --> 2896.500] You do recall that you didn't have any trouble telling them about the firearm that you had purchased at the gun show. +[2896.500 --> 2901.500] Correct? In fact, you told them the whole story about why and how you purchased it. +[2901.500 --> 2905.500] Detective Merrill said, does Dan have any guns? +[2905.500 --> 2909.500] Dan owned half a block. I told him about the full block. +[2909.500 --> 2914.500] I'm not trying to be sarcastic here, although I thought, listen to that sentence, it came out study, +[2914.500 --> 2917.500] which wasn't really the way I wanted it to come out. +[2917.500 --> 2922.500] But what I will tell you is he asked me, I answered him the best way I knew how. +[2922.500 --> 2926.500] Why didn't you just say, yes, we have a gun? +[2926.500 --> 2933.500] I was trying to be helpful to the police at this point so they would know what was going on. +[2933.500 --> 2937.500] You know, at this point, I thought they were going to find my husband's killer. +[2937.500 --> 2941.500] I didn't think they were going to say, let's look at the one person who didn't kill him. +[2941.500 --> 2945.500] But instead of just answering, yes, we have a gun and it's at home. +[2945.500 --> 2950.500] You actually made sure to give them a full story as to how and why you purchased that gun. +[2950.500 --> 2955.500] Mr. Overstreet, you can't have any trouble keeping me quiet now because I tell stories as I'm talking to you. +[2955.500 --> 2959.500] Do you think I was less than that with the police when I'm upset? +[2959.500 --> 2964.500] This is how I talk. I tell full stories to illustrate what I'm saying. +[2964.500 --> 2966.500] Even though you were just informed of your husband's murder? +[2966.500 --> 2970.500] Well, apparently it didn't make me quieter. It just made me more upset. +[2971.500 --> 2978.500] Right. She looks like she's about two minutes away from saying, you boys get all your stuff and you get out of here right now. +[2978.500 --> 2979.500] Everybody go home. +[2981.500 --> 2983.500] All right, Mark, what do you got? +[2983.500 --> 2988.500] Yeah. I think, I think I can't quite tell the eyeline. +[2988.500 --> 2991.500] But I think there's some targeting of threat there. +[2991.500 --> 2999.500] I think there's some maybe turning of pages by the by the lawyer and she clocks that and she's wondering what's in that. +[2999.500 --> 3004.500] What's he got there? I think though I could have the long wrong eyeline on this. +[3004.500 --> 3012.500] But it for me looks like she's seeing a threat in in what he has in front of him. +[3012.500 --> 3020.500] She says, you know, and there I think we see Dupas Delight, which is where side of the mouth turns up. +[3020.500 --> 3025.500] There's a let's say it's it's a little bit like a rye smile. +[3026.500 --> 3033.500] Then it also shifts a little bit later into what seems to be a full smile and then shading of the whole face. +[3033.500 --> 3035.500] The eyes go go down. +[3035.500 --> 3043.500] But certainly for my point of view, Dupas Delight on the story that she is spinning on this one. +[3043.500 --> 3047.500] So I'm open to other views on this. Greg, what you got on that? +[3047.500 --> 3052.500] Yeah, I think it may be sarcasm mixed with that because I think she is from Texas. +[3053.500 --> 3055.500] There's a whole lot of Southern woman going on here. +[3055.500 --> 3061.500] And if you raise by Southern women, you know, they can be very sarcastic and very dry when they lash out at you. +[3061.500 --> 3062.500] So it could be that. +[3062.500 --> 3067.500] But this one is interesting because it agitates her to the point that she does an entire seat correction. +[3067.500 --> 3071.500] That's a big deal. That's the biggest movement we've seen from her so far. +[3071.500 --> 3074.500] And then she goes into that overly helpful description again. +[3074.500 --> 3077.500] If you want to know that she's going to go into overly helpful her cadence. +[3077.500 --> 3080.500] The space between her words gets much longer. +[3080.500 --> 3085.500] She's going boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, instead of boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. +[3085.500 --> 3089.500] Interesting. Her mouth starts moving before vocal chords engage again. +[3089.500 --> 3091.500] I don't know what that's all about with her. +[3091.500 --> 3094.500] Don't get it. But maybe that's just how she's wired. +[3094.500 --> 3097.500] But she goes into this logical to her explanation. +[3097.500 --> 3100.500] She goes to a slow cadence. She goes detective. +[3100.500 --> 3101.500] Mara all said. +[3101.500 --> 3104.500] Then she goes to internal voice. +[3104.500 --> 3106.500] Meaning she's looking down to her left. +[3106.500 --> 3113.500] We typically associate that with having conversation with self and understanding exactly what we should say next navigating minefields that kind of thing. +[3113.500 --> 3117.500] She starts to characterize why she was deceptive about that gun. +[3117.500 --> 3119.500] And look, there's no real reason. +[3119.500 --> 3126.500] And I'm not sure if that sarcasm or contempt or a duper solider all of it mixed together mark because she's this is all that all like going on in this head. +[3126.500 --> 3129.500] And then she gets real blink rate. +[3129.500 --> 3133.500] Increased followed by some amusement as she characterizes this. +[3133.500 --> 3136.500] But she is she says the full stories. She's talking about telling a full story. +[3136.500 --> 3143.500] She doesn't tell full stories guys all the time when we talked in the past about people being iterative story tellers. +[3143.500 --> 3146.500] This is the poster child for iterative story tellers. +[3146.500 --> 3153.500] She throws out a piece for you to bite and then she fills in the details so that she can redirect the entire conversation by iterative story tell Scott. +[3153.500 --> 3154.500] What do you got? +[3154.500 --> 3162.500] All right, this is a perfect example of what I call visceral protective reaction because as soon as he brings up gun. +[3162.500 --> 3167.500] She hits her her eyes wide a little bit and she scoots up and she protects herself. +[3167.500 --> 3169.500] She pulls her arms in front of her. +[3169.500 --> 3174.500] This is she could be this is a barrier and it's an adapter at the same time. +[3174.500 --> 3180.500] And this picture into freeze fighter flight, I think just a almost a hint of that we can see on her face. +[3180.500 --> 3188.500] Now she's up and she's swinging. Hey, makers man. She's trying her best because now she's in a big she's in this is the rough part of this is where she's in there. +[3188.500 --> 3198.500] Where she's once again in a place where she she a decadde conflicted but she didn't have everything perfect she didn't go to the ends of just got like you do in a book and doing a story. +[3198.500 --> 3209.500] She got the big points. She got the major bullet points for it but she didn't get the details on it. So when he keeps coming back she's having to dodge and then she swings real big and he goes back like that and and just tags are real good. +[3209.500 --> 3215.500] I think the mouth grooming and that seat adjustment nozzles adapters were seeing while he's talking. +[3215.500 --> 3223.500] I think those let us know that she's angry for what the all that looks like because it I think she's getting heated up at this point chase what he got. +[3223.500 --> 3233.500] Yeah, totally agree. One of the biggest mistakes people make to to your points got is they rehearse monologues. +[3233.500 --> 3246.500] And they're so comfortable with a monologue that they are confident when they walk in and they haven't done any rehearsal with someone who's adversarial you have to do adversarial rehearsal. +[3246.500 --> 3252.500] And that's that's the thing they think if I just rehearse these monologues I'm going to be okay. +[3252.500 --> 3263.500] But I I developed a dispatch call screening sheet for 911 operators which is free all over the internet on social my social media and all that stuff. +[3263.500 --> 3278.500] But I made this for police which you can download anywhere there's 11 things on there that you can screen when somebody's initially interviewed by police or when they make a 911 phone call to determine if they might be the guilty party. +[3278.500 --> 3288.500] In this video she hit five out of the 11 just from her own recall of the conversation with the detective that's a big deal. +[3288.500 --> 3297.500] So here here there are the five is a focus of conversation on the facts instead of getting help. +[3297.500 --> 3303.500] Number two information in the detail level was high not low or average. +[3303.500 --> 3312.500] So this is a high detail and unusual places number three the facts provided were more than necessary instead of the average amount. +[3312.500 --> 3319.500] For is repetition to repeats phrases and questions instead of providing a lot of answers. +[3319.500 --> 3325.500] And finally when it comes to answers she's hesitant instead of providing immediate and direct answers. +[3325.500 --> 3334.500] And that's exactly what we're seeing here and so she would score high even on her own description of her conversation with the cops. +[3334.500 --> 3339.500] You just found out your husband died and it's very hard to remember everything that you talked about in there. +[3339.500 --> 3349.500] But you didn't you do recall that you didn't have any trouble telling them about the firearm that you had purchased at the gun show correct in fact you told them the whole story about why and how you purchased. +[3349.500 --> 3358.500] Detective Merrill said does Dan have any guns Dan owned half a block I told him about the full block. +[3358.500 --> 3365.500] I'm not trying to be sarcastic here although I thought listen to that sentence it came out study which wasn't really the way I wanted it to come out. +[3365.500 --> 3371.500] But what I will tell you is he asked me I answered him the best way I knew how. +[3371.500 --> 3375.500] Why didn't you just say yes we have a gun. +[3375.500 --> 3389.500] I was trying to be helpful to the police at this point so they would know what was going on you know at this point I thought they were going to find my husband's killer I didn't think they were going to say let's look at the one person who didn't kill him. +[3389.500 --> 3398.500] But instead of just answering yes we have a gun and it's at home you actually made sure to give them a full story as to how and why you purchased that gun. +[3398.500 --> 3418.500] Mr. Overstreet you can't have in trouble keeping me quiet now because I tell stories as I'm talking to you do you think I was less than that with the police when I'm upset this is high talk I tell full stories to illustrate what I'm saying even though you were just informed of your husband's murder well apparently it didn't make me quieter it just made me more upset. +[3418.500 --> 3427.500] Why would you pay cash at the gun show well actually that was stance idea and when we talked about it and what have you he said. +[3427.500 --> 3443.500] Here's 400 and cash you get cash from your thing so I went on danta idea on that didn't you actually withdraw the $400 I was through the $400 but it was he gave me 400 in addition and he gave me cash. +[3443.500 --> 3451.500] Okay I don't know that I quite understand it didn't you withdraw $400 from your own point of account after he had given me the first 400. +[3451.500 --> 3455.500] How did he give you 400 in cash where did that come from. +[3455.500 --> 3468.500] Dan has cash at the house. Dan owns operates the cash business you know he sells eggs he sells crack on the cart he sells he operates with a lot of cash. +[3468.500 --> 3477.500] Okay so he gave you we'll talk about that too so he gives you $400 you then go to on point and withdraw $400. +[3477.500 --> 3482.500] So you have $800 cash. What did you do with the remaining 300. +[3482.500 --> 3503.500] Well it wasn't a remaining 300 as they were taking the gun apart to show me how it worked they sold me but I didn't have receipt on that they showed me some oil that I was they sell I was going to need and in addition I had bought a book on glocks in general. +[3503.500 --> 3519.500] So what did I do with the probably 200 plus but not much plus I don't know maybe I gave part back to Dan that was a long time ago it wasn't that essential to me I have no memory of what I did with it. +[3519.500 --> 3523.500] You didn't put it back in your bank account. +[3523.500 --> 3526.500] Baby Dan and I went out to dinner who knows. +[3526.500 --> 3531.500] You know but I could just as easily given it back to Dan okay. +[3534.500 --> 3536.500] I agree what he got. +[3536.500 --> 3550.500] Yeah so Jason last when you talked about monologues exactly what we say in de conflict right I sit I what we say is in the liar's loop I started off with a trigger then I fabricate then I de conflict then I pitch. +[3550.500 --> 3565.500] And until I pitch I don't know what people are going to tear me apart for and then when they start I have to defend that and when I have to defend it I have to internally while I'm standing there to conflict it pitch it again and what we try to do is force a person into the death spiral of a lie. +[3565.500 --> 3575.500] So they're standing in front of you trying to fix something she's getting there she's getting there very quickly because listen to her cadence change this time there's some red flag deviations here. +[3575.500 --> 3594.500] Earlier earlier places when she would tell she would slow down and get methodical not here she's hastening she conditions the words with actually in the beginning and then she tries to rush to tell you actually he gave me and she speeds up she sets up straighter than she has in the past and now her heads in full +[3594.500 --> 3623.500] this is where I got the doors Roberts you know who doors Roberts is go look her up this is a Doris Roberts Bobblehead doll favorite watch everybody loves Raymond she was the mother there that that character she looks a lot like her but she's got her head bobbing around so much now that it's really hard to look at her straight and then her blink rate goes through the roof and we know that blink typically indicates one of two things a person's process is heating up you're trying to process information or their under stress and so there you go. +[3623.500 --> 3639.500] And this is the first time we also see her do this self embrace she's tightening her body she's hugging herself and that's both a barrier and an adapter because she's probably pressing in our ribs and she's milling her hands at the convenient I have no memory that's her escape that's how she gets out. +[3639.500 --> 3640.500] Mark what do you got? +[3641.500 --> 3669.500] Yeah he operates with a lot of cash she says and then she adapts and then covers primary sexual characteristics which in her case would be over is just down down here that I don't think we've seen her do before she then drops her hands down a little bit further into her rest pose but what I want you to look at is that initial covering of primary sexual characteristics which does suggest there's some real heat around these particular +[3669.500 --> 3675.500] questions or how she's trying to de-conflict this with the he runs a cash business. +[3675.500 --> 3686.500] I do she says and then there's sour mouth and vocal click as well that's a good sign that that there's a lot of stress here. +[3686.500 --> 3698.500] Last of all I think you're right there's a lot of de-confliction going on here because we see her eyes scanning from left right left right right right as she looks for some kind of new story to occur quickly. +[3698.500 --> 3725.500] In her mind her brain is really trying to think hard and fast here and then we get a lot of fluency in that the rhythm of her of the way she's creating narrative changes dramatically so the heats up for her brain is on overdrive and it's not quite managing and she's now starting to instinctually protect the most important organs in her body. +[3725.500 --> 3740.500] Chase what do you go on this one? I'm just going to walk you through the first half just kind of the first half of this video and I'm just going to tell you everything that goes on and you can find it later I'm going to do it one at a time I think in chronological order. +[3741.500 --> 3754.500] If you'll forgive me if I make a mistake or two here but they're all there number one mark you call it loss of fluency when she's talking about her bank account using the ATM which she doesn't say phrase repetition. +[3754.500 --> 3783.500] Single shoulder shrug at the source of the cash from Dan information spike in unnecessary places and missing detail in critical areas this is a large disparity here in this clip there's self grooming immediately after talking about the source of the cash there's an arm cross with and behavioral hesitancy happening at the same time so just like we have verbal hesitancy we can have behavioral hesitancy where you'll see someone +[3784.500 --> 3792.500] start to move and stop and maybe correct themselves a little bit so that's what I might call behavioral hesitancy maybe there's a word for that. +[3793.500 --> 3808.500] But then there's a second reversed arm cross immediately after that instantly after that with increased behavioral hesitancy again then we get to mark you call that there more genital what I would call genital protective behavior. +[3808.500 --> 3823.500] I'm just going to leave the second half alone completely that was a mountain I didn't even count it but I'm sure the score would be well into 68.2 million give or take and Scott what do you got. +[3823.500 --> 3847.500] All right this was this was prepared and well rehearsed we know this because her voice starts alerting she hasn't sound like this before she's selling this at this point she she was ready for this but sort of gets out of hand for again and which is asked the follow up question this is a part where where like we've seen before she goes through and everything's fine it starts followed apart there. +[3847.500 --> 3876.500] She deconflicted it but her barriers and adapters start showing up right after that after that question or after she starts answering it now with arms across her stomach the whole thing so she's not again she's not she's prepared but she's not prepared it's a combination and I think a lot of this is to blame on her attorney like you're saying earlier chase something's not right here she's got she's done this monologue and she's done it in her head I don't think she's spoken this stuff out but she's gone through the same thing. +[3877.500 --> 3904.500] She's created these monologues and she hasn't run by her attorney because her attorney would have said what hang on just say you can't say it like that don't do that we're also going to start here and a proof that she's done that because her story changes as she goes along she's not about all these things everything's loose but she's not zeroed in on gone dang here it is that's the line I'm going that's my story right there she keeps having to change it because she's she's getting new information from this other attorney. +[3904.500 --> 3923.500] She starts talking about the extra money oil for a gun what is that 12 bucks at the most you don't forget that the real fancy stuff it's like $12 it's not much at all in a book on blocks how many book books on blocks are they're going to have there that you are here's a book on blocks you might like you might find interesting. +[3923.500 --> 3936.500] It's gonna be 20 bucks so look at $32 probably less than 40 bucks gone from that I don't I don't think this one as well she helped it it would go so I so I get. +[3939.300 --> 3947.100] Chase see if you had been chewing now I'm if you had been chewing it would have been perfect I give that one to you I give that to you. +[3948.100 --> 3958.100] Why would you pay cash at the gun show well actually that was stand idea and when we talked about it and what have you he said here's 400 cash. +[3958.100 --> 3967.100] You get cash from your thing so I went on dance idea on that you actually withdraw the $400 I was through the $400 but it was. +[3967.100 --> 3972.100] He gave me 400 in addition and he gave me cash. +[3972.100 --> 3979.100] Okay I don't know that I quite understand it didn't you withdraw $400 from your own point of account after he had given me the first 400. +[3979.100 --> 3996.100] How did he give you 400 in cash where did that come from Dan has cash at the house Dan on to operate the cash business you know he sells eggs he sells crack on the cart he sells he operates with a lot of cash. +[3996.100 --> 4010.100] Okay so he gave you we'll talk about that to him so he gives you $400 you then go to on point and withdraw $400 so you have $800 cash what did you do with the remaining 300. +[4010.100 --> 4022.100] Well it wasn't a remaining 300 as they were taking the gun apart to show me how it worked they sold me but I didn't have a receipt on that they showed me. +[4022.100 --> 4032.100] Some oil that I would they sell I was going to need and in addition I had bought a book on glocks in general so. +[4032.100 --> 4047.100] What did I do with the probably 200 plus but not much plus I don't know maybe I gave park back to Dan that was a long time ago it wasn't that essential to me I have no memory of what I did with it. +[4047.100 --> 4051.100] You didn't put it back in your bank account. +[4051.100 --> 4062.100] Baby Dan and I went out to dinner who knows you know but I could just this easily given it back to Dan okay. +[4062.100 --> 4076.100] Okay so you didn't decide you didn't want it that day that's right got home you took it did you handle it oh sure we both did what did you do to handle it well you know we pulled it out and we looked at it and. +[4076.100 --> 4100.100] I mean how would I have known it was heavy if I hadn't held it you know and you know somebody testified earlier that there were two little dark hairs that were in the slide in our house who had two little short dark hairs was not me you know that would have been Dan he handled it. +[4100.100 --> 4120.100] Did you see him handle it yeah it was right there what did he do either he looked at it he picked it up he messed with it he pointed it toward the backyard so you know even though it had no bullets in it and you know I don't recall we had a great conversation about it but he definitely handled it. +[4120.100 --> 4129.100] Did you ever remove the sign barrel. Oh sure I played with it. Oh you did remove the sign bar. Sure. Oh I didn't think that was a secret. +[4129.100 --> 4158.100] Well you didn't tell the police that. The police didn't ask me whether I'd remove the sign barrel. You told the police that you got it home and that you realize how much you didn't want it and you put it away and never touched it again do you remember that I could have said that but I was upset at the time so that was probably an exaggeration I handled the gun you know I may not have loved it but I was still curious about it and keep in mind I'm writing a story about a gun and I'm not sure if I can do it. +[4158.100 --> 4188.100] I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I +[4188.100 --> 4197.220] can do it. I can do it. I'm not sure if I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. I can do it. Who nails Fuck you because I +[4197.220 --> 4207.700] think you'd did two nails H Teach to appreciate the channel and I think you'd did two nails for me to back +[4207.700 --> 4214.100] your baseline in just a stream of fillers, which is, you know, the words that go in between +[4214.100 --> 4219.820] other words that don't really have any job, don't really do much apart from fill space and +[4219.820 --> 4228.300] maybe give you time to think about what you're saying and de-conflict staff or just spin +[4228.300 --> 4233.380] your wheels because it's going badly. Here's just a few that I've got in the first 45 +[4233.380 --> 4239.260] seconds I stopped after a while, but we've got, well, you know, I mean, and you know, you know, +[4239.260 --> 4247.900] no, and that's just in the first 30 or 45 seconds or so. What I did really love about this, +[4247.900 --> 4254.980] she gives some kind of look off to the side and it has that look of this is going so badly. +[4254.980 --> 4264.980] So this kind of incredulous feeling about how badly this is going for her. I think she'd probably, +[4264.980 --> 4270.980] as everybody's been saying, been organising this in our head and somehow thought this could go +[4270.980 --> 4277.860] quite well, you know, because she writes stories about murders, I guess, and she's probably got an +[4277.860 --> 4284.260] idea that she might, you know, be some kind of parro-esque person who might be able to talk away +[4284.260 --> 4292.900] out of this, but it's going badly for her. Scott, what do you got on this one? Yeah, man, parro-esque. +[4292.900 --> 4300.420] Nicely putt. Yeah, man. Okay, I think this is this gets on my nerves because this is a really +[4300.420 --> 4305.540] dangerous situation for gun accidents because she's talking about playing with a gun. She even says, +[4305.540 --> 4309.860] I play, you know, I played with it. That's not good. That's how people get shot. You don't have, +[4310.260 --> 4316.900] when a gun looks like a real gun, it's not a toy. You have to treat it like a gun, like a loaded +[4316.900 --> 4322.740] gun because someone may see the real one and think that's the quote unquote toy. As she, +[4322.740 --> 4326.740] I think she didn't refer to it here as your first one in a couple minutes, that's how people get shot. +[4326.740 --> 4332.580] That's how people get killed. So, and she says, when the no bullets in it, I played with it. No, +[4332.580 --> 4339.220] that right there just flipped my whole thing to, I don't like her at all. Then he nails her when +[4339.220 --> 4344.180] he brings up the statement she made that she just contradicted. And that throws her off a little bit. +[4344.180 --> 4349.220] Then she starts that hard chaff and redirect again. You know, that's all she, and starts adding +[4349.220 --> 4354.900] all this stuff. Nobody asked her how you break a gun down. Where did this come up? It didn't. +[4354.900 --> 4360.580] She's trying to stay so far away from that from the question. She's doing everything she can to +[4360.580 --> 4365.380] stay away from it. She's adding everything to it. Her, again, her answers are getting longer. +[4365.380 --> 4370.580] Her words are, are spaced a little bit. She'll speed up and slow down, but her senses are getting +[4370.580 --> 4376.420] much longer as she tries to distance herself from all that from the, from what she assumes is, +[4376.420 --> 4382.660] her cease to be the problem in that situation. And then there's one more question. That's where she +[4382.660 --> 4388.020] starts. She actually starts the, the starts talking about the gun breakdown. It's just, it's just +[4388.020 --> 4394.580] ridiculous. It's what the way she talks and the way she views firearms is shameful. That's, +[4394.580 --> 4398.900] that's horrible. That's the way people get shot. All right. Greg, what do you got? +[4399.860 --> 4403.780] Yeah. So one of the things that I've noticed in people, when you're in an interrogation and you get +[4403.780 --> 4408.980] to a point where you are up against a wall, when you're in a trouble, and if you get in trouble, +[4408.980 --> 4412.180] you get a deadly matter to be in interrogation. You get in trouble with your spouse. You get in +[4412.260 --> 4417.300] some altercation with your boss. What happens is people are in heightened fight or flight, +[4417.300 --> 4422.580] they're panicked until they get back to some commonality, something they always do. It's why we adapt +[4422.580 --> 4427.380] like all hell. We may play with our ring. We may do something. And look, I've watched many, many, +[4427.380 --> 4432.100] many people in captivity and all those things they normally do just become more and more pronounced, +[4432.100 --> 4436.660] kind of like putting somebody in a cage. Her is a chaff and redirect. She's a storyteller. She's +[4436.660 --> 4441.540] a bullshedder and she just goes on and on and on and on and on until she gets back to some comfort +[4441.540 --> 4446.820] level. If you want to watch, Mark, I think you nailed it right in the beginning. She's just spewing +[4446.820 --> 4452.420] prepositions and ums and uhs until she can get to a point where she's got them asking her the +[4452.420 --> 4458.180] questions that she's prepared for. That happens about 30 seconds in. Then once they start to bite +[4458.180 --> 4463.540] on her hook, then she starts spewing whatever information there is. She's prepared. She's ready. +[4463.540 --> 4468.580] Until he confronts her with that thing about saying she didn't want the gun. Watch your eyelid +[4468.660 --> 4475.860] letter. And a slight eye roll. My guess is that eye roll is a pretisessure to altercation for her. +[4475.860 --> 4478.660] And if she were not in this situation, we might see a little bit different her. +[4479.780 --> 4486.660] She's back to that cadence with space between her words and large illustrators and telling again +[4486.660 --> 4492.500] tone down when I was writing a story. And then that bobblehead thing starts up again, pretty +[4492.500 --> 4498.580] pronounced. And she makes immediate eye contact, immediate eye contact with her counsel right +[4498.580 --> 4502.500] after she admits moving the slide. Then she goes back into that chaff and redirect and try to +[4502.500 --> 4507.300] comfort herself. I would love interrogating somebody like this because you cut them off at every turn +[4507.300 --> 4511.860] when they're chaffing and redirecting and it raises their adrenaline levels all the more every +[4511.860 --> 4519.220] time you do it. Chase, what do you got? Yeah, I'll say uh agree with all of y'all. I'll cover +[4519.220 --> 4527.780] most everything here. And this is a point where an interrogator could say actually this isn't +[4527.780 --> 4533.540] correct. And you would just kind of disagree with one detail about her chaff story. Then you can +[4533.540 --> 4540.500] see what a genuine denial will look like in the future. So disagreeing with something early on +[4540.500 --> 4547.140] that they know to be true. Then you'll see what a truthful genuine denial looks like. And you can +[4547.140 --> 4553.540] see that right away. So if he says the slide does just slide off like that. And for the record, +[4553.540 --> 4560.660] it does just slide right off like that for the record. But one thing I want you to see here in this +[4560.660 --> 4567.940] video, you can see the precise moment. And if you want type the time stamp in the comments. There's +[4567.940 --> 4575.860] a precise moment in here when she goes off the cliff from telling to completely selling this whole +[4576.340 --> 4580.740] thing. And you can see her go off the cliff. I want to see if you can spot it because it's a great +[4580.740 --> 4584.740] little illustrator that's going to help to train your brain, not just for entertainment on YouTube, +[4584.740 --> 4589.220] sitting here with your phone, but it'll train your brain for when you start seeing this in public. +[4589.220 --> 4594.180] You're in a bar. You're at a networking event. You're at a job interview. You never know when you +[4594.180 --> 4598.900] might need this kind of stuff. Seeing this transition is pretty important. That's all I got. +[4598.900 --> 4605.620] I'm not saying that was good. It's very nice. Very nice. +[4606.660 --> 4610.020] Okay, so you didn't decide you didn't want it that day. That's right. +[4610.660 --> 4616.580] Got home. Did you handle it? Oh, sure. We both did. What did you do to handle it? +[4617.220 --> 4622.500] Well, you know, we pulled it out and we looked at it. And I mean, how would I have known it was +[4622.500 --> 4632.980] heavy if I hadn't held it? You know, and you know, somebody testified earlier that there were +[4632.980 --> 4639.300] two little dark hairs that were in the slide. In our house, who had two little short dark hairs was +[4639.300 --> 4646.500] not me, you know, that would have been Dan. He handled it. Did you see him handle it? Yeah, +[4646.500 --> 4650.900] it was right there. And what did he do with it? He looked at it. He picked it up. He messed with +[4650.900 --> 4656.660] it. He pointed it toward the backyard. So, you know, even though it had no bullets in it. +[4658.020 --> 4663.860] And, you know, I don't recall. We had a great conversation about it, but he definitely handled it. +[4663.860 --> 4669.380] Did you ever remove the sign barrel? Oh, sure. I played with it. Oh, you did remove the sign barrel. +[4669.380 --> 4674.900] Sure. Oh, I didn't think that was a secret. Well, you didn't tell the police that. +[4676.340 --> 4680.580] The police didn't ask me whether I'd remove the sign barrel. You told the police that you got it +[4680.580 --> 4685.860] home and that you realized how much you didn't want it and you put it away and never touched it +[4685.860 --> 4690.260] again. Do you remember that? I could have said that, but I was upset at the time. So that was +[4690.260 --> 4698.500] probably an exaggeration. I handled the gun, you know, I may not have loved it, but I was still +[4698.500 --> 4703.940] curious about it. And keep in mind, I'm writing a story about a gun and I need to research guns, +[4703.940 --> 4710.260] so I can have it. Yes, I didn't, you know, I touched the gun. Yeah. And so your testimony today, +[4710.260 --> 4715.220] after hearing all the testimony, the money and seeing all the evidence on the screen, your testimony +[4715.220 --> 4719.460] today is that you have removed that sign barrel. I have. So you know how to do it. Yeah. +[4719.460 --> 4723.780] It's not that hard, right? Oh, it's terribly hard. I broke two nails doing it. Don't believe them +[4723.780 --> 4727.940] when they say it's not that hard. You can't just whip it off the way they do it. You have to hold +[4727.940 --> 4733.460] the gun a certain way. You have to pull it back. I broke two nails pulling it back. And I thought, +[4733.460 --> 4740.100] this isn't any fun. And you would be shocked at how hard it is to do. You know, yeah, if you've +[4740.100 --> 4745.140] handled guns all your life, I'm sure it's a piece of cake, but I can tell you for me, it was not. +[4747.060 --> 4748.900] So you remove the sign barrel? Yes. +[4751.300 --> 4755.860] You can see that it's nearly identical to the ghost gun sign barrel, correct? +[4758.100 --> 4760.900] I'd have to look at both of them now, but I would say yes. Let's do it. +[4761.380 --> 4766.340] Oh, yeah, we can look at that. Okay. +[4777.860 --> 4778.900] I'm not going to hand these to you. +[4780.340 --> 4781.780] To you. Yes. +[4781.940 --> 4782.900] Yes. +[4783.940 --> 4786.180] You agree that these look nearly identical. +[4787.540 --> 4790.980] I would agree that they look identical, but they obviously are not. +[4792.740 --> 4796.180] One of them is quite a bit longer than the other one. Quite a bit longer. +[4799.620 --> 4805.940] Which makes them not identical. When you're surfing the little things on which fine five things +[4805.940 --> 4811.300] in this picture that aren't identical, you would circle that. Right. This one is slightly shorter. +[4811.540 --> 4812.300] Yes. +[4815.300 --> 4816.980] All right. Mark, where do you get? +[4816.980 --> 4823.780] Yeah. So as they start talking about, could you tell one from the other, we see her eyes move left, +[4823.780 --> 4830.260] right, left, right, left, right? She starts to deconflict. Well, you know, how's that going to go? +[4830.260 --> 4835.140] As to which way I go on this. She's got her idea of the story, but I don't think she was +[4835.140 --> 4840.980] expecting this question. Nice response from her. Well, you know, I'd have to take a look at that. +[4841.140 --> 4847.220] And of course, yeah, he goes, okay, let's, let's do that then. Well, though we don't see full +[4847.220 --> 4853.700] surprise on her face, it'd be lovely if we did see that full surprise. What we do get is we +[4853.700 --> 4861.300] clearly hear the intake of breath of surprise from her. She was not expecting that. I wonder whether +[4861.300 --> 4868.020] that clocking of evidence at the start, maybe she saw that case on the table. I don't know, +[4868.020 --> 4872.740] it'd be nice to see whether he reveals that case or whether that's been sitting on the table +[4872.740 --> 4878.900] or all the way along. Don't quite know. But anyway, she falls into a little bit of a trap there. +[4878.900 --> 4885.300] There is surprise there. There's a redistribution of weight as well. Her whole body shifts. There's +[4885.300 --> 4891.780] a loss in fluency again, but the nicest thing I see there and look out for it is the side of the +[4891.780 --> 4899.860] mouth goes up into contempt as the evidence gets produced. This is not good for her. She knows it. +[4899.860 --> 4903.540] Lovely. Some great body language in that one. Greg, what do you got there? +[4904.260 --> 4907.060] Yeah, so Mark, I'm not in cover with the same things you did because I love all those. So, +[4907.060 --> 4911.860] they're all beautiful. The way it all ties together, there's one other thing that shows her apprehension. +[4911.860 --> 4915.300] Her forehead is up in the beginning. She's not talking. Her forehead's up in apprehension. +[4915.300 --> 4919.940] What is about to say? She, I think she can see the gun and she thinks she'll just play it by ear +[4920.020 --> 4924.900] and go, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I can't tell from here. And he calls her on it. I love that. +[4924.900 --> 4929.380] There's adapting and burying. She's crossing herself and milling at the same time. +[4929.380 --> 4933.780] So she's trying to get comfort out of it. She tries to redirect and he calls her on it when she +[4933.780 --> 4939.220] says, well, because that was her attempt to do what she does best, just to stammer about, well, I can't +[4939.220 --> 4943.460] tell if they're the same size or not to kind of look like it from here. They're all black. +[4943.460 --> 4948.580] By the way, if you don't follow the story yet, it appears that she bought a full-blown gun that she +[4948.580 --> 4953.300] was going to kill her husband with and bought a ghost gun, which is a gun you build a gun kit +[4953.300 --> 4958.420] that you build. And then the slide was the wrong size. She probably got the wrong kind of +[4958.420 --> 4963.700] lock. They're many different numbers and different kinds of guns. So then when that didn't work, +[4963.700 --> 4968.820] she had to go out and buy a slide and barrel a third piece. That's what the story is developing to +[4968.820 --> 4973.060] if you're not following that and you're not a gun person. What it means and the reason is because +[4973.140 --> 4978.660] if I can dispose of the barrel, then you can't trace ballistics to me. It's not like there's a +[4978.660 --> 4984.740] database of every bullet fired from every gun in the world and they just compare. So they have to find +[4984.740 --> 4988.980] the barrel and then compare it to the realm that was used and that's how this works. So if you're not +[4988.980 --> 4993.780] accustomed to guns, maybe that'll help. But she tries to redirect and run down that path and do what +[4993.780 --> 4998.980] she does and chaff, chaff, chaff, but he stops her when he says, okay, we can she goes, well, okay. +[4999.620 --> 5004.340] Now her storytelling is gone. She's lost that ability. She becomes riveted on him and paying +[5004.340 --> 5008.180] really close attention as he's moving Mark, whatever he's doing at the table. Then she looks at +[5008.180 --> 5013.620] counsel again, then she goes back to telling again when he gets up and gives you the chance. +[5013.620 --> 5018.420] She's saying, this is not like that. This is not like that. And look, she even tries to make it +[5019.540 --> 5024.900] personable. Look, if you had to circle, what's not alike? I do it this way. She's a master of +[5024.900 --> 5030.180] chaff and redirect at every opportunity to make her comfortable again. Chase, what do you got? +[5032.020 --> 5040.100] At any possible point, watching these videos that we do every week, there's one single question +[5040.100 --> 5047.860] that's on the top of my mind every single time. If it could help you. What is being concealed? +[5048.660 --> 5054.740] So what information is being left out that should normally be included in a regular situation? +[5054.740 --> 5061.220] Where are the missing details and language that you would hear from a normal slash innocent person? +[5062.100 --> 5068.500] In this clip right here, you're seeing her conceal what every human being would agree to. +[5068.500 --> 5074.820] Openly, agree to. Her unwillingness to say that they look very similar is filled with just +[5074.820 --> 5081.940] disagreement, detail picking, and argument, and this concealment of something so obvious +[5081.940 --> 5088.740] that a normal person would agree with tells you everything you need to know. You can just use this +[5088.740 --> 5095.780] when you analyze just about anything. What's being disputed, concealed, left out, or brushed over? +[5096.660 --> 5103.300] And that also goes into, is there a detail mountain in one place and a detail valley in another place +[5103.300 --> 5109.860] and they're in the wrong spots? So we see concealment by omission and we see concealment here by +[5109.860 --> 5115.860] just disagreement with tiny things. Scott? All right, you all have covered everything. +[5115.860 --> 5121.700] So I'll talk about the key word mark as you said was trap. This guy said to trap. That's what we're +[5121.700 --> 5126.660] watching to happen. He's in front of her. He's just sitting there putting everything together. +[5127.700 --> 5132.740] Talking to her as he's putting this trap together. And so let's see if she walks into it. +[5132.740 --> 5140.020] Oh, Greg, it was a smile and everything. That's a dumb shit. +[5142.820 --> 5144.660] So you remove the slime barrel? Yes. +[5147.060 --> 5151.620] You can see that it's nearly identical to the ghost gun slime barrel, correct? +[5153.860 --> 5156.580] I'd have to look at both of them now, but I would say yes. Let's do it. +[5156.660 --> 5162.100] Oh, yeah, we can look at that. Okay. +[5173.620 --> 5174.580] I'm not going to hand these to you. +[5177.140 --> 5177.540] Yes? +[5177.700 --> 5178.900] Yes? +[5179.700 --> 5181.940] I agree that these look nearly identical. +[5183.300 --> 5186.740] I would agree that they look identical, but they obviously are not. +[5188.500 --> 5190.820] One of them is quite a bit longer than the other one. +[5190.820 --> 5191.940] Quite a bit longer. +[5195.380 --> 5201.700] Which makes them not identical. When you're surfing the little things on which fine five things +[5201.700 --> 5204.180] in this picture that aren't identical, you would circle that. +[5204.500 --> 5206.820] Right. This one is slightly shorter. +[5207.300 --> 5207.540] Yes. +[5207.540 --> 5208.900] It's like 19 ghost gun. +[5211.460 --> 5214.420] What else is not identical about this gun? +[5214.420 --> 5221.220] Well, one of them obviously has a zip tie on it, but they are similar. +[5221.220 --> 5223.460] It's what I would say, but they are not identical. +[5224.260 --> 5225.140] Can you see the back? +[5225.940 --> 5228.980] Yes. I agree they're similar. +[5228.980 --> 5229.780] Can you see the top? +[5230.820 --> 5232.260] I agree they're similar. +[5232.340 --> 5233.380] I'm not going to point this out. +[5233.380 --> 5235.060] You can you see the barrel? +[5235.300 --> 5235.940] I can. +[5236.580 --> 5237.540] I'm thinking about this side. +[5239.380 --> 5241.220] That is not exactly the same. +[5246.100 --> 5248.820] I would ask you this is your demonstrating this? +[5248.820 --> 5250.660] Does it fit on the other gun? +[5250.660 --> 5252.740] No. Does that make it not identical? +[5252.740 --> 5253.220] Yes. +[5253.220 --> 5254.340] And you know it didn't fit right? +[5254.980 --> 5261.940] I knew it didn't fit because I knew that I had a book on glocks and in order for it to work. +[5261.940 --> 5263.700] It had to work the right way. +[5263.700 --> 5267.860] You knew it didn't fit and then you bought a sliding barrel that would fit the gun show gun, right? +[5269.060 --> 5272.420] No, I bought a sliding barrel that was the same one. +[5272.420 --> 5277.620] I could have easily bought one that fit the ghost gun, but I did not. +[5277.620 --> 5278.740] I bought this one. +[5278.740 --> 5281.620] Why would you buy another sliding barrel to fit the ghost gun when you couldn't build it? +[5283.220 --> 5284.340] You're already on it. +[5284.340 --> 5286.260] You own this piece right here. +[5286.260 --> 5286.980] You own this. +[5286.980 --> 5287.780] Yes. +[5287.780 --> 5289.380] So why would you buy another one? +[5290.020 --> 5293.940] Do you know if a trigger had been available, I would have bought a trigger. +[5293.940 --> 5299.380] I'm telling you I was fast-rated with gun pieces at that point because I was writing a story +[5299.380 --> 5301.620] on gun pieces and making it into a gun. +[5302.340 --> 5303.460] Is there a trigger in this kit? +[5304.260 --> 5306.580] Yes, and I would have bought another one if I had it. +[5306.580 --> 5311.620] I figured if I could construct them together the way the character would have, it would have +[5311.620 --> 5312.340] worked fine. +[5312.340 --> 5315.140] Was this profile you didn't buy other gun pieces? +[5315.140 --> 5317.860] You bought a sliding barrel that would fit this gun? +[5318.820 --> 5319.700] That's true. +[5319.700 --> 5321.540] No other pieces did you buy? +[5321.540 --> 5323.540] No, but I wasn't finished shopping either. +[5329.540 --> 5330.660] Let me ask you guys something. +[5330.660 --> 5334.500] How long do you think it's going to take for somebody to grab a gift of Greg doing that head +[5334.500 --> 5335.140] bobble thing? +[5335.620 --> 5337.620] I just think it's going to be two days or three days. +[5338.180 --> 5338.660] What do you care? +[5339.300 --> 5339.860] Who cares? +[5339.860 --> 5340.900] Well, I care. +[5342.740 --> 5343.140] Watch it. +[5343.780 --> 5344.580] Somebody's going to do it. +[5345.300 --> 5346.260] So I was going to do it. +[5346.260 --> 5346.820] Okay, here we go. +[5348.020 --> 5350.980] All right, Greg, what do you got? +[5351.780 --> 5353.860] Yeah, so here now she is mishelpful. +[5353.860 --> 5357.300] She's in a bind, but she even tries to be helpful when she gets to the trigger stuff. +[5357.300 --> 5358.740] Up front, she knows she's in trouble. +[5358.740 --> 5359.780] She knows she's got pieces. +[5359.780 --> 5362.660] She wants to avoid as soon as she gets to the opportunity, +[5362.660 --> 5365.700] she's going to try to avoid it and go away with non pertinent information. +[5365.700 --> 5369.460] Now, let me tell you, there's no such thing as non pertinent information and an interrogation. +[5369.460 --> 5372.180] And she starts talking about shopping for triggers. +[5372.180 --> 5374.100] Look, I would have said, oh, oh, oh, oh, no. +[5374.100 --> 5377.620] I happen to know you can buy triggers all day for X number of dollars at this site. +[5378.100 --> 5378.980] Did you ever go there? +[5378.980 --> 5382.660] I would take that rope and run with it in an interrogation, +[5382.660 --> 5384.660] but you really can't do that in front of a jury. +[5384.660 --> 5386.340] So in front of a jury, he's got to illustrate +[5386.340 --> 5389.540] that what she's saying is BS and he does a pretty good job of it. +[5389.540 --> 5392.980] She starts off trying to be mishelpful saying, okay, this matter is that matters. +[5393.540 --> 5395.220] Then she does one thing that's interesting. +[5395.220 --> 5396.740] She's fed up with him and it's clear. +[5396.740 --> 5404.100] She does a quick inhale, deep and leans back to excuse him, almost like if your grandmother was +[5404.100 --> 5407.780] upset with you because you had done something wrong at her house on Thanksgiving. +[5407.780 --> 5410.660] She went, you get the point. +[5410.660 --> 5412.420] And I think she does that. +[5412.420 --> 5415.460] She wants to move on because she's got other parts of this story written. +[5415.460 --> 5419.700] She knows that she can talk about all this redirect with chaff and trigger and other parts. +[5419.700 --> 5421.940] Although it's interesting, she doesn't bring up any other parts. +[5421.940 --> 5426.260] If you were really, really, really, really enamored of firearms, +[5426.260 --> 5428.820] of pistols that your person might use, +[5428.820 --> 5431.860] there's a lot more to talk about with a glock, specifically, +[5431.860 --> 5434.340] not being the biggest glock guy in the world. +[5434.340 --> 5436.340] There's a lot of stuff she could have talked about. +[5436.340 --> 5438.980] There are other things she could have brought up to chaff and redirect, +[5438.980 --> 5441.940] but she doesn't know that because she's only interested in that slide. +[5441.940 --> 5444.340] She knew what a trigger is and it's easy for her to say that. +[5444.340 --> 5446.020] I think that's what I'm seeing. +[5446.020 --> 5450.660] When she doesn't, I think she has a story to tell with those trigger and other shopping. +[5450.660 --> 5452.420] And when she doesn't get that point across, +[5452.420 --> 5456.180] I think there may be an narrative she's talked to her attorneys about. +[5456.180 --> 5461.700] When she doesn't get it across, look at that quick hard eye contact with her attorneys. +[5461.700 --> 5462.980] I think there's something going on here. +[5462.980 --> 5463.620] Scott, what do you got? +[5464.340 --> 5464.980] All right. +[5464.980 --> 5469.700] I think this is where she loses any control at all that she had up to this point. +[5469.700 --> 5471.380] And she knows he's up to something. +[5471.380 --> 5473.700] She's not really sure what it is yet. +[5473.700 --> 5475.540] She's not really, doesn't really know. +[5475.540 --> 5478.020] And then when it dawns on her, what's happening? +[5478.020 --> 5483.140] Then she pauses and she readjusts and she starts chaff and redirecting again. +[5484.100 --> 5486.820] She takes a big deep breath and she asks him a question. +[5488.900 --> 5490.820] She has nowhere to do next. +[5491.300 --> 5493.380] Then she starts rambling and rambling. +[5493.380 --> 5493.940] It's too late. +[5493.940 --> 5496.740] He's already got her boxed in and there's no way out of it. +[5496.740 --> 5499.220] And I think it's beautiful the way he handled that. +[5499.220 --> 5500.100] Just got her. +[5500.100 --> 5501.540] How many times have we done that? +[5501.540 --> 5502.740] You just get you see it? +[5502.740 --> 5503.780] Do you start talking to him? +[5503.780 --> 5505.700] They're saying, no, they can't get out of the box. +[5505.700 --> 5506.820] And she can't get out. +[5506.820 --> 5508.340] She's just squirming around in there. +[5509.380 --> 5511.700] They walks away and let them sort of let's her go. +[5511.700 --> 5513.300] But leaves her in there. +[5513.700 --> 5516.340] All stuck in the box trying to talk her way out. +[5516.900 --> 5517.700] Chase, what do you got? +[5517.780 --> 5524.980] Yeah, I think part of the reason she was so off balance is he's standing up +[5524.980 --> 5531.220] and the distance, their physical distance, which is the nerd word for that is called proximics. +[5531.940 --> 5535.940] So he's getting closer to her in her space. +[5535.940 --> 5538.980] He's holding a gun and he's questioning her. +[5539.700 --> 5544.260] And I think her attorney made her rehearsal of this. +[5544.260 --> 5547.620] I think her attorney walked her through how to get out of this, +[5547.620 --> 5550.340] how to kind of squirre a lot of this thing. +[5550.340 --> 5553.700] And I think she did a great, I think she thinks she did a great job. +[5553.700 --> 5556.740] Because when she makes that hard eye contact with her attorney, +[5556.740 --> 5559.140] you were talking about there's a smirk. +[5559.140 --> 5561.540] There's that tiny little smirk, which she's like, huh? +[5561.540 --> 5562.340] How about that? +[5562.340 --> 5562.820] I did it. +[5563.620 --> 5564.980] And you can see it right there at the end. +[5565.460 --> 5566.580] Mark, what do you got? +[5566.580 --> 5566.820] Yeah. +[5568.180 --> 5573.700] I'm going to add her out to my vocabulary of brilliant outs, which is +[5574.500 --> 5575.700] I wasn't finished shopping. +[5575.700 --> 5577.300] I haven't finished shopping. +[5577.300 --> 5581.620] I mean, I just see, I think there's so many things you're going to be able to get out of with that. +[5581.620 --> 5585.540] Mark, why were you in that secure area at one o'clock? +[5586.420 --> 5587.300] I hadn't finished shopping. +[5588.020 --> 5588.980] You know, I'm pretty touched. +[5588.980 --> 5589.540] I touched her. +[5589.540 --> 5590.580] Exactly. +[5590.580 --> 5590.980] Exactly. +[5590.980 --> 5591.780] I think it's beautiful. +[5592.740 --> 5595.460] And just as you're saying, Chase, +[5595.460 --> 5599.140] there's that rice smile afterwards. +[5600.420 --> 5601.700] She clearly laughs as well. +[5601.700 --> 5606.340] Because if you look at a diaphragm, you can see the diaphragm moving up and down in laughter. +[5606.340 --> 5610.580] So she is loving that line that she gave. +[5611.540 --> 5612.980] I wasn't finished shopping. +[5612.980 --> 5617.460] Maybe we'll do a t-shirt for anybody that the one say I wasn't finished shopping. +[5617.460 --> 5621.620] It's the best excuse I've heard in a long, long time. +[5621.620 --> 5626.820] I'm certainly going to be using it in some very, very critical moments in my life. +[5626.820 --> 5627.940] That's all I got on that one. +[5628.900 --> 5631.620] I'm going to get out of speeding tickets. +[5631.620 --> 5632.420] Yeah. +[5632.420 --> 5634.020] I'll give that t-shirt. +[5634.020 --> 5637.220] Why were you doing a hundred and twenty minutes an hour? +[5637.220 --> 5638.100] I wasn't finished shopping. +[5638.100 --> 5638.420] You committed. +[5639.300 --> 5639.620] You committed. +[5639.620 --> 5641.540] Even while the others were being out there. +[5641.540 --> 5642.980] You're driving the middle of talking, man. +[5642.980 --> 5643.940] You committed to it. +[5643.940 --> 5645.620] That's unprofessional. +[5645.620 --> 5646.420] Well, I'm sorry. +[5646.420 --> 5647.220] I wasn't finished. +[5647.220 --> 5648.420] I wasn't finished shopping, Chase. +[5648.420 --> 5649.140] You're saying. +[5653.140 --> 5655.940] What else is not identical about this guy? +[5655.940 --> 5656.660] Well, one of them. +[5657.540 --> 5660.500] One of them obviously has a zip tie on it. +[5661.060 --> 5662.980] But they are similar. +[5662.980 --> 5665.220] It's what I would say, but they are not identical. +[5665.940 --> 5666.820] Can you see the back? +[5667.620 --> 5667.860] Yes. +[5669.300 --> 5670.820] I agree they're similar. +[5670.820 --> 5671.540] Can you see the top? +[5672.500 --> 5674.020] I agree they're similar. +[5674.020 --> 5676.980] I'm not going to point this at you, but can you see the barrel? +[5676.980 --> 5677.460] I can. +[5678.180 --> 5679.220] I'm thinking about this side. +[5681.060 --> 5682.900] That is not exactly the same. +[5687.620 --> 5689.060] I would ask you this. +[5689.060 --> 5690.500] Is your demonstrating this? +[5690.500 --> 5692.340] Does it fit on the other gun? +[5692.340 --> 5692.740] No. +[5692.740 --> 5694.420] Does that make it not identical? +[5694.420 --> 5694.900] Yes. +[5694.900 --> 5696.020] You know it didn't fit, right? +[5696.660 --> 5699.540] I knew it didn't fit because I knew that +[5700.580 --> 5703.700] I had a book on Glocks and in order for it to work, +[5703.700 --> 5705.380] it had to work the right way. +[5705.380 --> 5707.620] You knew it didn't fit and then you bought a sliding barrel +[5707.620 --> 5709.540] that would fit the gun show gun, right? +[5710.740 --> 5714.180] No, I bought a sliding barrel that was the same one. +[5714.180 --> 5717.940] I could have easily bought one that fit the ghost gun, +[5717.940 --> 5719.300] but I did not. +[5719.300 --> 5720.420] I bought this one. +[5720.420 --> 5721.940] Why would you buy another sliding barrel +[5721.940 --> 5723.300] that fit the ghost gun when you couldn't build it? +[5724.900 --> 5726.020] You're already on it. +[5726.020 --> 5726.900] You own this piece. +[5727.460 --> 5727.940] Right here. +[5727.940 --> 5728.740] You own this. +[5728.740 --> 5729.460] Yes. +[5729.460 --> 5731.060] So why would you buy another one? +[5732.660 --> 5734.340] You know if a trigger had been available, +[5734.340 --> 5735.700] I would have bought a trigger. +[5735.700 --> 5737.300] I'm telling you I was fast. +[5737.300 --> 5739.700] They were gun pieces at that point because I was +[5739.700 --> 5743.380] riding a story on gun pieces and making it into a gun. +[5744.180 --> 5745.140] Is a trigger in this kit? +[5745.940 --> 5748.340] Yes, and I would have bought another one if I had it. +[5748.340 --> 5750.660] I figured if I could construct them together, +[5750.660 --> 5754.020] the way the character would have, it would have worked fine. +[5754.020 --> 5756.900] Was this profile you didn't buy other gun pieces? +[5756.900 --> 5759.540] You bought a sliding barrel that would fit this gun. +[5760.740 --> 5761.460] That's true. +[5761.460 --> 5763.220] No other pieces did you buy? +[5763.220 --> 5765.220] No, but I wasn't finished shopping either. +[5769.940 --> 5772.660] You were worried, you your council said this. +[5773.220 --> 5775.940] I don't know if you believe it or agree with it, but I'm going to ask you. +[5777.700 --> 5781.620] You needed to buy that sliding barrel because you were worried about taking this gun apart. +[5781.620 --> 5782.180] Yes. +[5782.180 --> 5785.700] Okay, but you just testified that you took the sliding barrel off of it. +[5786.340 --> 5788.020] That's not taking the gun apart. +[5788.020 --> 5793.860] We're talking about if we took the sliding barrel itself completely apart, +[5794.340 --> 5798.420] could I put it back together and have a gun that wouldn't backfire on me and kill me? +[5799.220 --> 5803.220] You know, and so the fact that when I said to Dan, +[5803.220 --> 5807.780] I can take this gun, the real gun, not the kit played a gun apart, +[5808.820 --> 5810.660] and it'll help me do this. +[5810.660 --> 5813.620] Dan said, no, no, no, no. +[5813.620 --> 5814.820] I've seen you in action. +[5814.820 --> 5816.180] That's a mistake. +[5816.180 --> 5817.220] Let's keep it together. +[5817.220 --> 5818.260] We may get to sell it. +[5819.700 --> 5822.020] I'm not talking about taking the entire gun apart. +[5822.020 --> 5822.260] Okay. +[5822.900 --> 5824.180] Talking about the sliding barrel. +[5824.180 --> 5824.580] Yes. +[5824.580 --> 5825.700] The critical piece of information. +[5825.700 --> 5828.180] As you know now, if you didn't know before this trial, +[5828.260 --> 5834.500] you know now the sliding barrel is what is what is that issue, right? +[5834.500 --> 5834.740] Yes. +[5835.540 --> 5839.220] You keep talking about the gun and taking it apart and talking about the sliding barrel. +[5841.140 --> 5843.700] You have a gun complete. +[5844.420 --> 5845.940] Slide barrel intact. +[5845.940 --> 5847.060] You know how to remove it. +[5847.060 --> 5847.860] In fact, you did. +[5849.700 --> 5853.460] You can manipulate the sliding barrel separate on the part from the rest of the gun. +[5853.460 --> 5854.020] Mm-hmm. +[5855.220 --> 5859.780] But you chose to buy the exact same piece. +[5861.220 --> 5861.780] Is that right? +[5863.780 --> 5866.580] Yes, but I can have a caveat on that too. +[5866.580 --> 5867.460] Of course. +[5867.460 --> 5867.780] Go ahead. +[5868.820 --> 5871.940] The caveat I have on that was I wasn't thinking, hey, +[5872.900 --> 5873.940] this would work that way. +[5873.940 --> 5879.380] I was thinking because for me, the gun was the gun, the toy was the toy. +[5879.380 --> 5880.500] The pieces were the toy. +[5883.620 --> 5884.660] All right. Greg, what do you got? +[5885.300 --> 5886.100] Yeah, I'll be sure to honest. +[5886.100 --> 5889.700] When she starts off with that same, she's using yes to box. +[5890.260 --> 5892.900] Yes allows her to hurdle over whatever it is that you're doing. +[5892.900 --> 5894.340] So she can get to her next spot. +[5894.340 --> 5896.100] That's the only reason she says yes. +[5896.100 --> 5897.140] She doesn't embed it. +[5897.140 --> 5899.620] Yes, in the beginning of this, which is a little interesting. +[5899.620 --> 5901.380] Then she does her logical argument. +[5901.380 --> 5903.220] Just boom, boom, boom, boom. +[5903.220 --> 5907.460] And when she's doing the logical argument, you can see she's nodding her head and telling. +[5907.460 --> 5910.260] And that bobbing, that bobbing head is gone. +[5910.260 --> 5912.900] Then when she starts talking about Dan and him saying, +[5912.900 --> 5913.700] no, you can't do that. +[5913.700 --> 5914.740] The head bubble comes back. +[5915.380 --> 5918.980] And she shows some frustration or disdain right in there. +[5918.980 --> 5922.980] And there's exasperation in her voice when she says I have a caveat for that too. +[5922.980 --> 5926.420] And then she's got the most condemning with through all the sides of her mouth. +[5926.420 --> 5927.700] And she's looking at this guy. +[5927.700 --> 5929.860] When she tells a story about one was a toy. +[5929.860 --> 5931.540] And Scott, I know, Bessure Hotbletten. +[5931.540 --> 5933.940] When she starts talking about one was a toy and one was the other. +[5934.500 --> 5936.900] Then you get head bubble again because she's uncertain. +[5936.900 --> 5940.580] So guys, we got really good baseline for what happens when she's uncomfortable. +[5940.660 --> 5944.900] Chase, she pointed out very early that head bubble starts when she's uncomfortable with where +[5944.900 --> 5949.300] she's at. When she's comfortable, she's got a head down that yes is a framework. +[5949.300 --> 5951.140] This is easy to box her in. +[5951.140 --> 5954.420] I'd love to interrogate somebody who is this transparent. +[5954.420 --> 5955.140] Chase, what do you got? +[5956.260 --> 5961.380] Yeah. So when she's saying like all of these pieces in the in the slide and barrel assembly, +[5961.380 --> 5963.940] you have a slide and a barrel and this. +[5963.940 --> 5966.900] This is the exact piece from a block. +[5967.620 --> 5971.460] And this is what it looks like and it takes less than a second to put in. +[5971.460 --> 5974.340] And I think any human being could do this. +[5975.220 --> 5979.140] So I think she is trying to inject complexity here. +[5979.140 --> 5980.820] This isn't hard. +[5980.820 --> 5987.380] So we're seeing another attempt that we see regularly to jam complexity and ambiguity +[5987.380 --> 5988.820] into the story here. +[5988.820 --> 5991.540] And I have to admit, I'm lost on this. +[5991.540 --> 5995.460] She is way better at chaff than I think people might realize. +[5996.340 --> 6002.660] And this behavior here is a deviation from normal for what we've seen her talk about +[6003.220 --> 6005.380] that we know our facts. +[6006.180 --> 6012.740] And the demeanor is defensive, concealing around something that should very much +[6012.740 --> 6016.980] should be simple and easy to explain when something is simple. +[6017.540 --> 6021.460] And a person usually communicates in a really straightforward way and you see +[6022.260 --> 6027.860] an immediate spike in detail and explanation right here. +[6027.860 --> 6034.820] There's access information, information that has no relevance to the question in the first place. +[6035.460 --> 6038.820] And you're most likely seeing a lot of deception here. +[6038.820 --> 6044.820] We see a detail mountain in the wrong place and detail valley in the wrong place at the same time. +[6044.820 --> 6046.180] And that's what we're seeing here. +[6046.180 --> 6046.580] Scott. +[6047.540 --> 6048.100] All right. +[6048.100 --> 6050.980] The reason that you, what you're talking about, Chase, +[6050.980 --> 6053.220] we're hearing these things that don't go with it. +[6053.220 --> 6055.380] And they seem out of places because she's a creative. +[6055.380 --> 6056.340] She's a writer. +[6056.340 --> 6058.900] And she writes books. +[6058.900 --> 6060.820] We know how it is to write a book. +[6060.820 --> 6061.620] It takes a while. +[6061.620 --> 6062.740] There's a lot of information there. +[6062.740 --> 6065.700] But she has to be creative and create that story. +[6065.700 --> 6067.220] She's very creative. +[6067.220 --> 6071.540] So it's easy for her to, on the spot, create these small little stories and things. +[6071.540 --> 6073.860] That's why there's so much information everywhere. +[6073.860 --> 6077.620] That's why she keeps going on and on because she can think that stuff up really quickly. +[6078.180 --> 6078.820] Really quickly. +[6078.820 --> 6081.300] There's nothing for her to make up a little story real quick. +[6081.300 --> 6082.500] And she even said it herself. +[6082.500 --> 6083.940] She tells things in stories. +[6084.580 --> 6086.180] Remember earlier, she said that. +[6086.180 --> 6087.220] That's what's going on there. +[6087.220 --> 6088.500] That's why she, she does that. +[6089.780 --> 6096.260] What Erk's the living out of me, like you were saying, Greg, is that she refers to this gun as a toy. +[6096.260 --> 6097.460] Guns are not toys. +[6097.460 --> 6101.060] There are no, you have toy guns that are orange and all that as a kid. +[6101.540 --> 6104.180] But these things, they'll kill you. +[6104.180 --> 6105.540] Those things can kill you. +[6105.540 --> 6106.580] It's not a toy. +[6106.580 --> 6109.860] And when you think they're unloaded, when I was raised, my dad said, look, +[6109.860 --> 6111.380] you gotta look at guns like this. +[6111.380 --> 6114.580] They're magic because they can load themselves. +[6114.580 --> 6119.620] You can unload a gun, get up and go get drink water and come back and get have a bullet in it. +[6119.620 --> 6121.460] That's why you have to think about those things. +[6121.460 --> 6122.260] Have ammunition. +[6122.260 --> 6123.300] That's the way you gotta think. +[6123.300 --> 6124.660] Or somebody could get shot. +[6124.660 --> 6125.940] It's not a toy. +[6125.940 --> 6130.020] Never do you refer to a gun as a toy. +[6130.100 --> 6132.580] If you can take a part of one gun out and put it in another one, +[6133.140 --> 6135.300] which that's why she got that thing. +[6135.300 --> 6136.580] And it kills somebody. +[6136.580 --> 6137.620] That's not a toy. +[6137.620 --> 6139.540] That is a full blown gun. +[6140.100 --> 6142.180] So you gotta be, I'm getting to up in this. +[6142.180 --> 6143.780] I gotta calm down a bit, sorry, fellas. +[6146.180 --> 6148.180] Yeah, so I'll end it there. +[6148.180 --> 6150.580] That confusion between you two can get somebody killed. +[6150.580 --> 6151.700] Mark, where do you got? +[6151.700 --> 6155.060] Yeah, I mean, look, even if you don't understand what she's talking about, +[6155.060 --> 6159.700] because there's lots of chaff in there or it's not a vocabulary used to, +[6159.780 --> 6163.540] you can see that there's a lot more stress and pressure around her, +[6163.540 --> 6167.140] because up come the gestures, they're big again, +[6167.140 --> 6172.900] and then they start collapsing again and we get two loud sounds on the table. +[6172.900 --> 6178.820] That says to me immediately, a big difference in her baseline. +[6178.820 --> 6181.060] She's under a lot of pressure right now. +[6181.060 --> 6184.340] And then, and then we get an eye roll from her. +[6184.340 --> 6186.500] And that's contempt. +[6186.500 --> 6191.220] She's contemptuous of the questioning and the line of questioning. +[6191.220 --> 6195.140] Now, what interests me is she's contemptuous around it. +[6195.140 --> 6197.380] She's not angry about it. +[6197.380 --> 6199.220] Now, we'll see, we've seen anger, +[6199.220 --> 6201.700] or some elements of it in the past. +[6201.700 --> 6204.500] And in a couple of videos time, I think, +[6204.500 --> 6207.860] we'll see some really clear anger from her. +[6208.420 --> 6212.500] But look, if she really felt there was some innocence +[6212.500 --> 6218.260] around any of that, I would expect more anger around the line of questioning, +[6218.260 --> 6220.820] not contempt for the line of questioning. +[6220.820 --> 6227.380] So the very, that eye roll for me just says contempt of the line of questioning. +[6229.140 --> 6233.140] And so that doesn't look good in terms of innocence, +[6233.140 --> 6235.060] just that in of itself. +[6235.060 --> 6236.180] Beth, so all I got on that one. +[6236.260 --> 6242.420] I'm going to give it to Mark. That was pro mark. +[6242.420 --> 6243.540] What you got to give it to me? +[6243.540 --> 6245.860] Of course, I've been holding off on that. +[6245.860 --> 6246.580] That was not me. +[6246.580 --> 6248.260] And I just can't win every time. +[6248.260 --> 6250.020] That's, you know, that was pro. +[6250.020 --> 6251.780] That would look as dismount was perfect. +[6253.780 --> 6254.900] You shopping dismount. +[6254.900 --> 6256.260] I love, I love. +[6256.260 --> 6259.540] You were worried, you, your council said this. +[6259.540 --> 6262.340] I don't know if you believe it or agree with it, but I'm going to ask you. +[6263.060 --> 6267.940] You needed to buy that slide and barrel because you were worried about taking this gun apart. +[6267.940 --> 6268.580] Yes. +[6268.580 --> 6272.100] Okay. But you just testified that you took the slide and barrel off of it. +[6272.100 --> 6274.420] That's not taking the gun apart. +[6274.420 --> 6280.180] We're talking about if we took the slide and barrel, the slide barrel itself completely apart, +[6280.740 --> 6284.740] could I put it back together and have a gun that wouldn't backfire on me and kill me? +[6285.620 --> 6291.460] You know, and so the fact that when I said to Dan, I can take this gun, the real gun, +[6291.460 --> 6294.180] not the kit played the gun apart. +[6295.220 --> 6297.060] And it'll help me do this. +[6297.060 --> 6299.940] Dan said, no, no, no, no. +[6299.940 --> 6301.220] I've seen you in action. +[6301.220 --> 6302.580] That's a mistake. +[6302.580 --> 6303.620] Let's keep it together. +[6303.620 --> 6304.660] We may get to sell it. +[6306.020 --> 6308.420] I'm not talking about taking the entire gun apart. +[6308.420 --> 6308.580] Okay. +[6309.300 --> 6310.580] Talking about the slide and barrel. +[6310.580 --> 6310.900] Yes. +[6310.900 --> 6312.100] The critical piece of information. +[6312.100 --> 6314.580] As you know now, if you didn't know before this trial, +[6314.580 --> 6320.820] you know now the slide and barrels, what is, what is, what is that issue, right? +[6320.900 --> 6321.220] Yes. +[6321.860 --> 6324.580] You keep talking about the gun and taking it apart and all that. +[6324.580 --> 6325.620] Talking about the slide and barrel. +[6327.460 --> 6330.020] You have a gun complete. +[6330.820 --> 6332.340] Slide and barrel intact. +[6332.340 --> 6333.380] You know how to remove it. +[6333.380 --> 6334.180] In fact, you did. +[6336.100 --> 6339.860] You can manipulate the slide and barrel separate on the part from the rest of the gun. +[6341.620 --> 6346.100] But you chose to buy the exact same piece. +[6347.620 --> 6348.180] Is that right? +[6348.260 --> 6349.780] Yes. +[6349.780 --> 6352.580] But I could have a caveat on that too. +[6352.580 --> 6353.620] Of course. +[6353.620 --> 6354.180] Go ahead. +[6355.140 --> 6358.260] The caveat I have on that was I wasn't thinking, hey, +[6359.220 --> 6360.340] this would work that way. +[6360.340 --> 6366.900] I was thinking because for me, the gun was the gun, the toy was the toy, the pieces were the toy. +[6367.060 --> 6378.660] You're attorney seemed to indicate that you happened upon the eBay slide and barrel. +[6379.620 --> 6380.340] Yes. +[6380.340 --> 6381.380] It was just a pop-up ad. +[6382.100 --> 6383.700] No, it wasn't a pop-up ad. +[6383.700 --> 6384.340] That's what she said. +[6384.980 --> 6386.420] Well, it's that's what she said. +[6387.060 --> 6391.220] Then I probably said that to her at one point or another, but it wasn't something that +[6391.860 --> 6395.300] the slide and barrel was a... +[6397.620 --> 6398.100] Like that? +[6400.180 --> 6400.340] Sorry. +[6403.540 --> 6404.980] I didn't happen upon it. +[6406.100 --> 6411.460] At the point that I decided I wanted to do this, I tend to be impulsive and I bought it because I wanted it. +[6421.700 --> 6424.180] Where is it? +[6425.940 --> 6426.820] I have no idea. +[6427.380 --> 6431.940] If you'd asked me on the day of my wrist, I would have told you that it was either in the house +[6431.940 --> 6433.140] or it was either in storage. +[6433.860 --> 6437.140] I haven't seen it for months and months and months and months. +[6438.660 --> 6439.060] So... +[6440.660 --> 6444.980] And you just bought it in February and got it at the very last day of February, right? +[6444.980 --> 6445.940] February 28th? +[6445.940 --> 6446.340] Could be. +[6447.300 --> 6448.100] I don't know. +[6448.100 --> 6450.260] I mean, I'm not looking at my numbers notes. +[6450.820 --> 6452.100] You didn't lose this gun. +[6453.780 --> 6454.500] No. +[6454.500 --> 6455.780] You didn't lose the gun, Kit? +[6456.420 --> 6457.940] The gun kit went to the police. +[6458.660 --> 6460.180] So the gun went to the police. +[6460.820 --> 6462.980] I didn't have to worry about packing that. +[6462.980 --> 6466.260] Miss Brofie, I'm talking about the time leading up to the murder. +[6466.820 --> 6467.700] Oh, all right. +[6467.700 --> 6469.380] No, I knew where it was. +[6469.380 --> 6470.980] You knew where the ghost gun was? +[6471.540 --> 6473.060] It was on the floor of my closet. +[6473.060 --> 6474.420] You knew where that gun was? +[6474.420 --> 6474.740] Yes. +[6475.620 --> 6480.020] And I would tell you that the slide was on the floor of my closet next to the ghost gun. +[6480.180 --> 6480.980] Sitting on the floor. +[6480.980 --> 6481.540] Mm-hmm. +[6483.060 --> 6485.140] Just like literally sitting on the floor. +[6485.140 --> 6486.740] Well, it wasn't in the middle. +[6486.740 --> 6492.180] It was tucked next to rather than behind. +[6492.180 --> 6494.980] Next to an arm more I had in the closet. +[6494.980 --> 6495.300] Yeah. +[6495.300 --> 6496.180] When's the last time you saw it? +[6496.980 --> 6498.020] That's what I was saying. +[6498.020 --> 6499.060] I can't remember. +[6499.060 --> 6501.540] I have no idea when the last time I saw it was. +[6501.540 --> 6503.700] I know that I missed was it in February. +[6503.700 --> 6505.700] I know I missed was it in March, +[6505.700 --> 6507.780] but I can't remember seeing it after that. +[6510.660 --> 6511.060] All right. +[6511.060 --> 6511.780] Chase, what do you got? +[6521.940 --> 6523.700] You're on your way to a classic. +[6523.700 --> 6524.500] I can feel it. +[6525.300 --> 6526.020] I can do this. +[6526.020 --> 6526.900] Now here we go. +[6526.900 --> 6527.780] I'm so softly as well. +[6527.780 --> 6530.260] I really was going to go on the hook there. +[6530.260 --> 6530.980] Yeah. +[6530.980 --> 6532.020] This one's going to go. +[6532.980 --> 6534.020] Yeah, I did too bad. +[6534.020 --> 6535.140] I can feel it. +[6535.140 --> 6537.460] You know the mistake you guys started making too early? +[6538.500 --> 6539.700] You nodded too quick. +[6540.340 --> 6541.220] You're probably right. +[6541.220 --> 6542.500] You're softly saying. +[6542.500 --> 6543.460] Amateurs. +[6543.460 --> 6544.500] Amateurs. +[6544.500 --> 6544.740] Yeah. +[6544.740 --> 6548.260] When I did when I did my world record last year, +[6549.140 --> 6553.460] the thing when I look at it now, I see Greg laughing at him doing this every +[6553.460 --> 6555.380] when does he go, yes, I agree with you. +[6555.380 --> 6556.580] He never does that. +[6556.580 --> 6557.060] Yeah. +[6557.060 --> 6557.940] You know, he was going to. +[6558.740 --> 6559.940] I was trying to give you a warning. +[6559.940 --> 6561.700] Hey, you're burning time. +[6563.940 --> 6564.260] Man. +[6565.060 --> 6566.260] Okay, go ahead. +[6567.060 --> 6569.060] I'm sure the stupid guys pretend I'm coming back. +[6569.060 --> 6569.780] You're over here. +[6569.780 --> 6570.580] I'm ready. +[6570.580 --> 6570.820] Yeah. +[6571.780 --> 6572.580] Chase, what do you got? +[6573.460 --> 6578.180] Right here, she is shaking her head and moving her head to communicate +[6578.820 --> 6580.980] with the, you know, where is it? +[6580.980 --> 6581.540] Question. +[6582.020 --> 6583.620] And this, that's what I want to focus on here. +[6583.620 --> 6587.140] We see the exhale followed by a memorized response. +[6587.140 --> 6589.700] So it's a big question followed by an exhale. +[6590.980 --> 6594.740] When we're not sure what all we're going to say about something +[6595.300 --> 6597.700] and she's already told us she goes on and on. +[6598.260 --> 6600.740] She's already told us that she goes on and on. +[6600.740 --> 6604.980] We will inhale before answering so we don't run out of air. +[6604.980 --> 6607.540] But here we see an exhale. +[6608.180 --> 6610.980] And when we see an exhale to an unknown question, +[6610.980 --> 6615.140] we know this person's got something small and ready to go. +[6616.500 --> 6619.700] Then we see repetition of words either two times. +[6619.700 --> 6623.620] There's repetition of words months, three times. +[6624.740 --> 6628.580] Then there's a micro expression of a smile after the months. +[6629.300 --> 6631.860] I see a tiny little smile there on the face. +[6631.860 --> 6635.860] And notice I want you to describe where the slide was in the closet. +[6635.860 --> 6640.500] Her baseline comes back and where all this stuff was situated in her closet. +[6640.500 --> 6645.380] She was almost frozen, frozen in place until this point. +[6645.380 --> 6649.540] And also notice this precise, exacting detail. +[6649.540 --> 6654.660] She remembers the location of every item except for maybe the last time she saw +[6654.660 --> 6655.700] this slide. +[6655.700 --> 6662.340] I think this is a perfect training worthy demonstration of behavioral change +[6662.340 --> 6667.140] indicating these red flags instead of a predetermined list of body language cues. +[6667.700 --> 6669.540] So here's a lesson for this clip. +[6669.540 --> 6672.900] I think, and I'm just being for me, not these other three gentlemen here, +[6673.780 --> 6680.100] I think change being able to detect change is more important than being able to detect a checklist. +[6680.820 --> 6682.420] Change over checklist. +[6682.420 --> 6684.980] We can make a bumper sticker out of that. +[6684.980 --> 6686.260] Mark, what are you going to do? +[6686.260 --> 6687.140] Yeah, I couldn't agree more. +[6687.140 --> 6693.540] I couldn't agree more because it's difficult to memorize the whole checklist. +[6694.180 --> 6700.660] So you're going to end up fairly amateur, just because of how much information you can't +[6700.660 --> 6701.780] cram into your head. +[6701.780 --> 6709.460] But if you just go via change, you got more a chance of accuracy and asking questions at good points. +[6709.460 --> 6710.500] So I couldn't agree more. +[6711.620 --> 6718.100] Look, talking of amateurs, she's starting to get angry now and then starting to get a little bit +[6718.100 --> 6722.820] amateur in the way she's being in court. +[6722.820 --> 6728.660] Because her default now is being argumentative. +[6728.660 --> 6732.420] So instantly she's into no around the pop-up. +[6732.420 --> 6739.380] Well, as a little bit of advice on how to argue really well, and I started arguing +[6739.540 --> 6744.900] being trained to argue at the dinner table from being a very young English child, +[6746.740 --> 6751.940] never start to argue back until you have finished hearing the proposition. +[6752.820 --> 6757.380] Until you've really worked out, what could I possibly be arguing here? +[6757.380 --> 6762.580] She doesn't wait to find out what the end of the proposition is. +[6762.580 --> 6764.900] She's straight in with a no. +[6765.780 --> 6772.100] He, of course, accepts that no, because she's now arguing her own defence. +[6773.620 --> 6780.260] It literally, not literally, figuratively, shooting herself in the foot on this one. +[6780.260 --> 6782.340] It's unbelievable. +[6782.340 --> 6785.140] I'd love it to see complete amateur. +[6785.860 --> 6790.900] Please, whenever you're arguing, wait to hear what the argument could actually be. +[6790.900 --> 6792.420] Greg, what are you going on in this one? +[6792.500 --> 6795.140] Yeah, Mark, you just addressed Greg Hartley rule number three. +[6795.140 --> 6795.940] I learned from the army. +[6795.940 --> 6797.620] I learned three things from the army that are powerful. +[6797.620 --> 6801.220] Rule number three is you can't argue back when you're in a lower enlisted guy. +[6801.220 --> 6804.660] So take your ass chewing and give feedback when asked. +[6804.660 --> 6808.260] That works wonderfully because then you get time to build your whole story. +[6808.260 --> 6809.380] She doesn't do that. +[6809.380 --> 6811.300] There are a couple of other things she doesn't do well. +[6811.300 --> 6815.060] I think, and Chase, you're singing my song. +[6815.060 --> 6815.620] I love it. +[6815.620 --> 6817.300] Baseline, baseline, baseline. +[6817.300 --> 6821.620] Whatever the baseline is, when I see a deviation, I don't need to know everything about your baseline. +[6821.700 --> 6824.740] If you always have your finger up your nose and you take it out, it means something. +[6824.740 --> 6827.380] If you never have your finger up your nose and you put it in, it means something. +[6827.380 --> 6828.900] Those changes are everything. +[6829.540 --> 6833.620] This is a major, major baseline deviation. +[6833.620 --> 6835.460] Everything here, I'll run through it. +[6835.460 --> 6838.580] The yes, the thing she used to lock down conversation, +[6838.580 --> 6839.540] lutes up, yes. +[6840.420 --> 6841.460] Didn't do that before. +[6841.460 --> 6842.020] Why? +[6842.020 --> 6842.340] Why? +[6842.340 --> 6842.900] Why? +[6842.900 --> 6844.980] I think there's something up here. +[6844.980 --> 6846.820] Is that a fish for where this thing's going? +[6847.380 --> 6848.980] She puts her finger to her head. +[6848.980 --> 6850.820] First time we've seen that, what's going on? +[6850.820 --> 6854.660] Well, we know that people put their finger to their head to think, but they also do it to release +[6854.660 --> 6858.740] nervous energy in those muscles that are 10 step on the sides of your head. +[6858.740 --> 6862.260] I think, as you age, you get much better and much more contained. +[6862.260 --> 6863.700] Doesn't mean you're more polished. +[6863.700 --> 6868.820] Just means you can sit stoically more easily because it takes more energy to move. +[6868.820 --> 6871.300] When she puts her head there or finger to the side of her head, +[6871.300 --> 6873.460] I think it's because she's trying to figure out where she's at. +[6873.460 --> 6875.380] She's talked herself into a corner. +[6875.380 --> 6878.420] And I think she is a squirrel in the road or a worm on a grittle right now. +[6878.500 --> 6880.820] Her brain is going all over the place. +[6880.820 --> 6883.860] She's trying to figure out if she tries to release that stress. +[6883.860 --> 6885.700] And then she tightly embraces. +[6885.700 --> 6888.020] And now she's doing what I call the egg protector. +[6888.020 --> 6890.740] When you cross your uterus and tightly grip, +[6890.740 --> 6892.900] in women, it's the equivalent of men and chase. +[6892.900 --> 6893.700] We agree on this. +[6893.700 --> 6894.980] You call it general protection. +[6895.700 --> 6897.940] Men do it in front of your groin because you're protecting +[6897.940 --> 6899.780] testicles, which are primary sex organs. +[6900.980 --> 6902.980] Where arm does that, she eye blocks. +[6902.980 --> 6904.580] And that's uncharacteristic of her. +[6904.580 --> 6907.860] We haven't seen her eye block when she's trying to get away from the conversation. +[6908.420 --> 6910.740] She does one shoulder up when she says, +[6910.740 --> 6912.180] I bought it because I wanted it. +[6912.180 --> 6913.140] Ding, ding, ding. +[6913.140 --> 6914.260] We saw that way back. +[6914.660 --> 6916.500] He does a great job with silence. +[6916.500 --> 6919.460] He gets to the point he just lets her sit there and squirm for a minute. +[6919.460 --> 6921.940] She's uncertain and she eye locks and looks over +[6922.660 --> 6925.140] to try to make contact with her counsel. +[6925.140 --> 6929.220] And then she starts to become not articulate. +[6929.220 --> 6931.620] If you pay attention to her words or her tools, +[6931.620 --> 6933.380] at one point a guy says, +[6933.380 --> 6935.780] you researched and she says, no, I didn't. +[6935.780 --> 6939.220] Because she's using past tense versus I was researching. +[6939.780 --> 6942.020] And so English is a tool for her. +[6942.020 --> 6942.980] It isn't here. +[6942.980 --> 6944.980] You see her start to misplace words, +[6944.980 --> 6946.260] use them incorrectly. +[6946.260 --> 6949.060] And Chase, I agree with you while she was very prepared +[6949.060 --> 6950.740] for where things were in the closet. +[6950.740 --> 6953.940] She even chooses the wrong words and uses them incorrectly there. +[6953.940 --> 6956.900] And you see her arch your head in frustration with self +[6956.900 --> 6958.260] when she does all those words. +[6958.260 --> 6959.700] She's on the ropes right here. +[6959.700 --> 6962.260] And it's a matter of how do you close from here? +[6962.260 --> 6962.900] Scott, what do you got? +[6963.860 --> 6964.900] Yeah, I agree with you guys. +[6965.620 --> 6968.740] Chase and Mark, the dang baseline Yoda over there. +[6969.300 --> 6973.940] The first thing he says in body language tactics is almost that verbatim +[6973.940 --> 6977.220] goes through and and make sure that you understand the differences +[6977.220 --> 6979.780] in what a baseline is from just what you've heard +[6979.780 --> 6983.540] and the list of things you get to watch out for that suggest +[6983.540 --> 6985.060] or indicate deception. +[6985.620 --> 6986.820] I think that's great. +[6986.820 --> 6988.420] Well, I don't, I can't believe he's never +[6988.420 --> 6989.220] brought that up before. +[6989.220 --> 6990.020] I think that's awesome. +[6990.580 --> 6992.420] Here, this has her flustered. +[6992.900 --> 6996.740] Because once again, she's busted really bad. +[6996.980 --> 6999.780] And this is because of her, in my opinion, +[6999.780 --> 7002.340] because of her horrible communication with her attorney. +[7002.980 --> 7006.340] Because she's saying things that he's telling her things. +[7006.340 --> 7007.300] She said, I didn't see it. +[7007.300 --> 7008.260] They said, yeah, you did. +[7008.260 --> 7009.620] You said this and that. +[7009.620 --> 7011.060] So there's that, there's that going on. +[7011.060 --> 7012.020] That's what's got her flustered. +[7012.020 --> 7014.500] We've got her sort of knocked down the road a little bit there. +[7015.140 --> 7016.740] And she's good at one more time. +[7016.740 --> 7020.180] She's good at lying because she creates those big long stories +[7020.180 --> 7022.740] and books and she's a creative and she can just boom. +[7022.980 --> 7024.900] Create those little things and throw them out there. +[7024.900 --> 7027.780] That's why she's she she can hardly keep track of everything. +[7028.340 --> 7030.420] And her memory, I'm going to go with her. +[7030.420 --> 7032.260] I don't think her memory is that good. +[7032.260 --> 7034.340] Because with all these things she's thrown out, +[7034.340 --> 7035.940] she can't remember what she said. +[7035.940 --> 7037.540] Because she's thrown out so many of them. +[7037.540 --> 7042.180] If you're going to be a liar, you better be able to to remember everything you say +[7042.180 --> 7045.220] at every little detail, especially in a situation like this. +[7045.220 --> 7047.460] But she's just got so much going on out there. +[7047.460 --> 7049.380] She's chaffered, redirected so much. +[7050.020 --> 7053.220] But done it wrong because she's used, she's saying facts. +[7053.220 --> 7054.980] And here's what really happened in this stuff. +[7054.980 --> 7056.260] She can't keep up with it. +[7056.260 --> 7057.460] So she can't keep it straight. +[7057.460 --> 7058.740] She doesn't even know what she said. +[7058.740 --> 7061.700] And I blame the attorney for that because you didn't get that straight with her +[7062.260 --> 7063.300] as they went through. +[7063.780 --> 7067.460] So I don't think they got solid on what her story was going to be. +[7067.460 --> 7068.580] Or they were. +[7068.580 --> 7073.220] But I don't think they ran like we would do run through this scenario with her, +[7073.220 --> 7076.900] or different scenarios and setups of questions and how my government different angle. +[7076.900 --> 7077.940] And they might add this to her. +[7078.020 --> 7079.060] Might add that to it. +[7079.060 --> 7081.860] What happens if you don't know what to say, all those things. +[7081.860 --> 7084.900] He might have had some, I think he probably did have some +[7084.900 --> 7087.380] a little bit of training with her, but not enough, not enough. +[7088.340 --> 7089.220] All right, so I got. +[7092.900 --> 7096.020] Your attorney seemed to indicate that you +[7096.820 --> 7098.740] happened upon the eBay sliding barrel. +[7099.620 --> 7100.340] Yes. +[7100.340 --> 7101.460] It was just a pop-up ad. +[7102.100 --> 7103.700] No, it wasn't a pop-up ad. +[7103.700 --> 7104.340] That's what she said. +[7104.980 --> 7109.620] Well, if that's what she said, then I probably said that to her at one point or another. +[7109.620 --> 7115.380] But it wasn't something that the sliding barrel was a. +[7119.700 --> 7120.340] Sorry. +[7123.540 --> 7124.980] I didn't happen upon it. +[7126.100 --> 7129.860] At the point that I decided I wanted to do this, I think to be impulsive. +[7129.860 --> 7131.460] And I bought it because I wanted it. +[7134.660 --> 7135.860] I don't know. +[7143.860 --> 7144.260] Where is it? +[7146.020 --> 7147.460] I have no idea. +[7147.460 --> 7152.020] If you'd asked me on the day of my rest, I would have told you that it was either in the house +[7152.020 --> 7153.220] or it was either in storage. +[7153.940 --> 7157.140] I haven't seen it for months and months and months and months. +[7158.740 --> 7158.980] So. +[7159.700 --> 7164.900] And you just bought it in February and got it at the very last day of February, right? +[7164.900 --> 7165.940] February 28th? +[7165.940 --> 7166.340] Could be. +[7167.300 --> 7168.260] I don't know. +[7168.260 --> 7170.260] I mean, I'm not looking at my numbers notes. +[7170.820 --> 7172.100] You didn't lose this gun. +[7173.780 --> 7174.580] No. +[7174.580 --> 7175.860] You didn't lose the gun, Kit. +[7176.420 --> 7177.940] The gun kit went to the police. +[7178.740 --> 7180.180] So the gun went to the police. +[7180.900 --> 7183.060] I didn't have to worry about packing that. +[7183.060 --> 7186.260] Miss Brofie, I'm talking about the time leading up to the murder. +[7186.900 --> 7187.700] Oh, all right. +[7187.700 --> 7189.380] No, I knew where it was. +[7189.380 --> 7190.980] You knew where the ghost gun was? +[7191.620 --> 7193.140] It was on the floor of my closet. +[7193.140 --> 7194.420] You knew where that gun was? +[7194.420 --> 7194.820] Yes. +[7195.700 --> 7200.100] And I would tell you that the slide was on the floor of my closet next to the ghost gun. +[7200.100 --> 7200.980] Sitting on the floor. +[7200.980 --> 7201.460] Mm-hmm. +[7203.060 --> 7205.140] Just like literally sitting on the floor. +[7205.140 --> 7206.740] Well, it wasn't in the middle. +[7206.740 --> 7213.860] It was tucked, it was tucked next to, rather than behind, next to and on more. +[7213.860 --> 7215.060] I had the closet. +[7215.140 --> 7216.180] Yeah, one last time you saw it. +[7217.060 --> 7218.020] That's what I was saying. +[7218.020 --> 7219.140] I can't remember. +[7219.140 --> 7221.540] I have no idea when the last time I saw it was. +[7221.540 --> 7223.780] I know that I missed was it in February. +[7223.780 --> 7225.780] I know I missed was it in March, +[7225.780 --> 7227.860] but I can't remember seeing it after that. +[7227.860 --> 7229.860] What? +[7243.700 --> 7244.100] Nothing. +[7245.620 --> 7246.020] It's okay. +[7247.780 --> 7251.220] Miss Perfume, I'm going to come back to that in a minute. +[7253.060 --> 7257.060] But I believe your answer was that you did have the discover you reviewed it. +[7258.820 --> 7259.380] Yes. +[7259.380 --> 7260.100] Okay. +[7260.100 --> 7264.980] And you do realize or did realize that this slide barrel that was outstanding was +[7264.980 --> 7267.140] that this essential issue in this case. +[7270.500 --> 7275.220] Yes, probably eight months after my arrest, I realized that. +[7275.220 --> 7275.380] Okay. +[7276.180 --> 7277.300] And you understand that today? +[7278.180 --> 7278.500] Yes. +[7280.260 --> 7286.500] Now, you've testified, well, we've heard different things from your +[7286.980 --> 7289.220] interview with the police and what you've said on the stand that. +[7290.420 --> 7291.700] You sort of hated guns. +[7291.700 --> 7296.740] You didn't like them, but then you became interested in them for writing and for safety. +[7297.860 --> 7301.780] And then you seem to take quite an interest after that in guns. +[7301.780 --> 7303.060] Is that safe to say? +[7304.740 --> 7309.780] I would say the irony is that we bought a gun to protect us and it didn't protect us. +[7310.740 --> 7312.500] I'm just asking about your interest in guns. +[7312.500 --> 7315.140] My interest in guns were twofold. +[7315.140 --> 7317.540] One is protection, which it didn't work. +[7317.540 --> 7322.020] And second is the writing, which has nothing to do with guns, but has to do with gun pieces. +[7322.020 --> 7322.340] Right. +[7323.540 --> 7325.940] But you said you became obsessed with fire. +[7325.940 --> 7331.220] I was obsessed with the writing and the gun pieces, not with firearms. +[7331.940 --> 7336.180] You know, I wasn't investigating AR-15s or shotguns or anything like that. +[7336.900 --> 7337.460] Just clocks. +[7338.340 --> 7341.860] Just a handgun that would protect my character. +[7342.420 --> 7344.340] And you did a lot of research online? +[7344.420 --> 7344.900] Not yet. +[7345.540 --> 7346.340] I've started it. +[7346.820 --> 7351.780] So you didn't you just testify like that? +[7351.780 --> 7354.900] I've started researching that I research online all the time, +[7354.900 --> 7357.060] but I wasn't finished researching. +[7357.060 --> 7359.140] I need some stretch of imagination. +[7359.140 --> 7360.260] You had been to a gun show? +[7360.900 --> 7361.380] Yes. +[7361.380 --> 7362.180] A lot again. +[7362.580 --> 7362.980] Yes. +[7362.980 --> 7363.700] A lot of ghost gun. +[7364.340 --> 7365.540] Went through that whole process. +[7365.540 --> 7365.860] Right. +[7368.740 --> 7369.940] When did you go to the gun range? +[7370.740 --> 7372.580] I never have been to a gun range. +[7372.580 --> 7373.620] Never been to a gun range. +[7375.300 --> 7375.940] All right. +[7375.940 --> 7376.740] Chase, what do you got? +[7378.260 --> 7382.100] When she's saying like I'm doing research online, I haven't started it yet. +[7382.100 --> 7388.980] This is in more injection of ambiguity in absolute perfect form here. +[7388.980 --> 7392.580] She's letting you know that if you found something on my computer, +[7393.300 --> 7395.380] that was just the beginning of research. +[7395.380 --> 7396.820] So it's ambiguous. +[7396.820 --> 7401.380] You can't draw conclusions based on that until I finish my research. +[7401.380 --> 7405.540] And if you let me finish, I'll go Google a bunch of other stuff to make it look way better. +[7406.100 --> 7408.660] Now, I think there's something hiding in plain sight here. +[7409.460 --> 7410.900] I feel better with me on this. +[7411.700 --> 7413.620] Every couple of videos I go deep. +[7413.620 --> 7414.340] I'm going deep. +[7416.100 --> 7418.100] I think there's something hiding in plain sight. +[7418.900 --> 7422.020] She says my interest in guns was twofold. +[7422.020 --> 7424.580] One is protection, which it didn't work. +[7425.460 --> 7430.900] Right here is where I think she's letting out the secret, which it didn't work. +[7431.540 --> 7437.460] I don't think she believes the gun is going to stand up and wake up and become conscious, +[7437.460 --> 7440.020] jump out of the closet and stop a bad guy. +[7440.020 --> 7441.140] That's not how guns work. +[7441.700 --> 7445.140] I also don't think she meant protection for their home. +[7445.780 --> 7449.220] I think when she's saying it didn't work, there's a chance here. +[7449.220 --> 7454.260] She's alluding to the entire plan, not the gun, not working. +[7454.740 --> 7460.660] If you listen to it again, you're going to hear a very strange shift in vocal tone, +[7460.740 --> 7463.860] pitch, cadence, all of that at one time. +[7464.420 --> 7468.660] Second one is writing about gun pieces. +[7469.940 --> 7473.220] But she tells us the character uses the gun to protect himself. +[7473.940 --> 7478.340] There's no gun that she says her character is using for protection. +[7478.340 --> 7483.700] But he might be some kind of different guy who uses gun pieces to protect himself. +[7484.340 --> 7486.180] Because that's what she's insinuating here. +[7487.300 --> 7488.100] I'll leave it alone. +[7488.340 --> 7490.420] Greg, what do you got? +[7490.420 --> 7492.660] Yeah, I'm not going to give her that much depth. +[7492.660 --> 7494.020] I think she's half full of shit. +[7494.020 --> 7495.620] And I think she's trying to cover herself. +[7496.180 --> 7500.820] And I think the reason I say that's because her bling rate goes up really up for her here. +[7500.820 --> 7502.580] And now suddenly we do have irony. +[7502.580 --> 7503.780] No, some irony in this story. +[7503.780 --> 7506.820] Remember way, way back in the beginning, she said there's no irony in this story. +[7506.820 --> 7508.260] There's nothing funny in it. +[7508.260 --> 7510.340] Well, it's starting to sound funny. +[7510.340 --> 7512.180] And then she goes to her telling voice. +[7512.180 --> 7513.700] They let her back off the hook. +[7513.700 --> 7516.260] He just had her against ropes really, really hard. +[7516.340 --> 7517.940] But he lets her off the ropes. +[7517.940 --> 7523.540] And she goes to that telling voice when she says writing, I was writing. +[7524.100 --> 7528.020] And here's where he, I think she's playing word games with him, +[7528.020 --> 7530.900] which is when I think her brain is now back online. +[7530.900 --> 7535.140] Because she starts to parse facts with him when he says you researched and she said no, +[7535.140 --> 7536.420] I was researching. +[7536.420 --> 7540.820] I think she's using past tense as if she had completed it. +[7540.820 --> 7542.180] And that's subtle. +[7542.180 --> 7546.020] That's damn subtle, which means when things we know happens when you're under stress, +[7546.020 --> 7547.620] and you're feeling like you're on the ropes, +[7547.620 --> 7550.340] is you lose the ability to subtly use language. +[7550.340 --> 7551.700] You got lots of fluency. +[7551.700 --> 7555.220] But we get to a point where we can barely even eke out facts. +[7555.220 --> 7558.580] So I think there her brain is back and active. +[7558.580 --> 7559.540] Mark, what do you got? +[7559.540 --> 7564.340] Yeah, so we've seen a lot of different non-verbal signals throughout all of these videos. +[7565.060 --> 7571.140] Let's look for changes because we see a non-verbal indicator here that we've not seen in my mind +[7571.140 --> 7572.020] anywhere else. +[7572.020 --> 7574.740] And that is that she shows her bottom teeth. +[7575.380 --> 7576.180] Quite pronounced. +[7576.180 --> 7577.460] It's pretty quick. +[7577.460 --> 7580.580] You're going to have to slow it down and look at each frame, +[7580.580 --> 7588.340] but you get a few frames of that bottom teeth showing that is a indicator of anger, I would say. +[7588.340 --> 7589.780] And it's anger on. +[7589.780 --> 7594.260] I've never have been to the gun range or it might be that gun range. +[7594.260 --> 7596.020] I can't even read my own writing. +[7596.900 --> 7602.100] So with that clear change and that we've never seen that before, +[7602.100 --> 7604.740] something is up with that statement. +[7604.740 --> 7605.860] Here's my bet. +[7605.860 --> 7612.500] My bet is, yeah, she went there for a certain reason and she was firing off a weapon or weapons +[7612.500 --> 7613.700] for a certain reason. +[7615.300 --> 7623.380] There's a big bunch of lies around all of this and she's angry that she's being caught out here, +[7623.380 --> 7625.540] though there's just a glimpse of it. +[7625.540 --> 7630.180] But that's a piece of body language that we haven't seen from her as of yet. +[7630.180 --> 7631.300] Scott, what do you got on this one? +[7631.860 --> 7632.660] All right. +[7632.660 --> 7638.500] When the discussed statement comes up, she shows disgust. +[7638.500 --> 7641.620] One of the first things we heard her say was there was no irony in this. +[7641.620 --> 7643.860] There's nothing happy about this. +[7643.860 --> 7648.500] Here she's saying the irony in this is, she's saying there's irony in this. +[7649.300 --> 7650.900] She's changed again. +[7650.900 --> 7652.020] She's got so much out there. +[7652.020 --> 7654.420] She can't remember what she said or what she's doing. +[7654.420 --> 7655.780] She can't keep up with everything. +[7655.860 --> 7659.300] She's many. +[7659.300 --> 7661.220] I was going to cover a lot of those things more. +[7662.900 --> 7668.340] At the end of the game, she contradicts herself when she's talking about being obsessed with guns +[7668.900 --> 7671.300] before she said she was and now she's not. +[7672.500 --> 7676.580] So I'm sort of losing interest in her or whatever she has to say. +[7676.580 --> 7681.780] I think probably a lot of people are there as well because it's just all kinds of different +[7681.780 --> 7683.300] stuff to keep up with. +[7683.300 --> 7684.100] Greg, what do you got? +[7684.740 --> 7685.860] Oh no, I've already gone. +[7685.860 --> 7688.740] I was just leaning in but I will say this. +[7688.740 --> 7692.020] I feel her pain about browser history if I ever get in trouble. +[7692.740 --> 7694.740] I look at Boris true crime crap every year. +[7694.740 --> 7695.540] Oh yeah. +[7695.540 --> 7696.740] I'm thinking to ask us about it. +[7696.740 --> 7700.580] I'm just going to say, yeah man, he was weird because if I go get something that works. +[7703.620 --> 7706.980] Miss Prope, I'm going to come back to that in a minute. +[7708.820 --> 7712.820] But I believe your answer was that you did have the discover you reviewed it. +[7714.580 --> 7715.140] Yes. +[7715.140 --> 7716.100] Okay. +[7716.100 --> 7720.740] And you do realize or did realize that this slide barrel that was outstanding was +[7720.740 --> 7722.900] that this central issue in this case. +[7726.260 --> 7730.900] Yes, probably eight months after my arrest, I realized that. +[7730.900 --> 7731.220] Okay. +[7731.940 --> 7733.060] And you understand that today? +[7733.940 --> 7734.260] Yes. +[7736.020 --> 7743.220] Now you've testified, well we've heard different things from your interview with the +[7743.220 --> 7747.380] police and what you've said on the stand that you sort of hated guns. +[7747.380 --> 7752.500] You didn't like them but then you became interested in them for writing and for safety. +[7753.620 --> 7757.540] And then you seem to take quite an interest after that in guns. +[7757.540 --> 7758.820] Is that safe to say? +[7760.500 --> 7765.540] I would say the irony is that we bought a gun to protect us and it didn't protect us. +[7766.500 --> 7768.340] I'm just asking about your interest in guns. +[7768.340 --> 7770.900] My interest in guns were twofold. +[7770.900 --> 7776.100] One is protection which it didn't work and second is the writing which has nothing to do with guns +[7776.100 --> 7777.700] but has to do with gun pieces. +[7779.300 --> 7782.340] But you said you became obsessed with firearms. +[7782.340 --> 7786.980] I was obsessed with the writing and the gun pieces not with firearms. +[7787.780 --> 7791.940] You know, I wasn't investigating AR-15s or shotguns or anything like that. +[7792.660 --> 7793.220] Just clocks. +[7794.100 --> 7797.620] Just a handgun that would protect my character. +[7798.180 --> 7800.100] And you did a lot of research online? +[7800.180 --> 7800.660] Not yet. +[7801.300 --> 7802.180] I've started it. +[7805.380 --> 7810.660] Didn't you just testify like that I started researching that I research online all the time? +[7810.660 --> 7812.820] But I wasn't finished researching. +[7812.820 --> 7814.980] I need some stretch of imagination. +[7814.980 --> 7816.020] You had been to a gun show? +[7816.740 --> 7817.220] Yes. +[7817.220 --> 7817.940] Bad again? +[7818.340 --> 7818.820] Yes. +[7818.820 --> 7819.460] Bad goes gun. +[7820.180 --> 7821.380] Went through that whole process. +[7821.380 --> 7821.620] Right. +[7824.500 --> 7825.700] When did you go to the gun range? +[7826.580 --> 7828.340] I never have been to a gun range. +[7828.340 --> 7829.460] Never been to a gun range. +[7830.260 --> 7836.260] In fact, the company that you bought the gun through a J&B firearms, +[7836.260 --> 7838.340] that's actually a gun store that's very close to your house. +[7838.340 --> 7839.620] It turned out to be, yeah. +[7841.620 --> 7847.860] They had recommended that you go to threat dynamics or that gun range that we've seen a couple of times. +[7847.860 --> 7849.620] You never went to threat dynamics? +[7849.620 --> 7849.860] Never. +[7851.860 --> 7853.620] You never gone to the Trey County gun club? +[7854.980 --> 7857.620] It's at the one that we keep talking about out on 26. +[7857.620 --> 7858.100] Oh. +[7858.100 --> 7859.940] Oh, well, no, I've never been there. +[7860.900 --> 7872.020] Where were you going on the 26 when you were out near that gun range? +[7873.460 --> 7877.460] Oh, on the two random days in March that we've been talking about off and on. +[7878.340 --> 7880.580] Did that predict your asking me about now? +[7880.580 --> 7880.820] Yes. +[7881.540 --> 7881.860] Okay. +[7885.300 --> 7888.900] Dan and I have decided that that was an area we wanted to look at. +[7888.900 --> 7893.940] I'm driving around frequently out there trying to look to see if there's any property, +[7893.940 --> 7898.900] anything that leaps out at us, anything that is all the requirements Dan has. +[7898.900 --> 7901.300] The land has to be flat for gardening. +[7901.300 --> 7906.980] The land has to be fairly treeless so that we don't have to shadow hanging over it. +[7906.980 --> 7909.940] I know what he requires and I know what I need in the house. +[7909.940 --> 7911.380] Isn't that state land out there? +[7912.020 --> 7916.340] It is after fashion and that's why I didn't go all the way out to where you're saying it was. +[7916.340 --> 7918.020] I went out after fashion came back. +[7918.500 --> 7922.740] You just drove out there randomly where they're less than a couple of minutes +[7923.620 --> 7925.940] and then headed back to Portland on the 26th? +[7925.940 --> 7928.740] No, I didn't do any of the wait. +[7928.740 --> 7929.300] Let's stop. +[7930.580 --> 7933.140] But ask your question to me again and let me see if I can. +[7933.140 --> 7934.260] On the 26th the first day. +[7934.260 --> 7935.380] I believe it was Monday. +[7935.380 --> 7935.620] Right. +[7936.420 --> 7937.540] While Dan was at work. +[7937.540 --> 7937.780] Right. +[7938.900 --> 7941.220] You drove out to that area. +[7941.220 --> 7941.540] Right. +[7942.260 --> 7944.900] And according to cell site location information, +[7944.900 --> 7948.020] it appears that you drove out there, turned around and drove back. +[7951.060 --> 7953.700] I don't think I drove that far out there. +[7953.700 --> 7957.460] I mean, you know, I don't, I, if I know that it's out there. +[7957.460 --> 7960.100] I know because we've talked about it and talked about it and talked about it. +[7960.100 --> 7962.820] But I have never, ever, ever been there. +[7962.820 --> 7965.860] And if I had been going there, I would have gone there with Dan. +[7965.860 --> 7969.700] And I would have gone there with, we ended up at the closest I got to it. +[7969.700 --> 7972.900] We had what two minutes, ten minutes that I could have spent there. +[7972.980 --> 7976.340] I can think if I was just going out to fire a gun at dirt, +[7976.340 --> 7978.980] that I could have found someplace a whole lot closer to my house +[7978.980 --> 7981.300] and driving an hour and a half to make that happen. +[7983.940 --> 7984.260] Oh. +[7986.180 --> 7987.380] You knew about that gun range. +[7988.500 --> 7991.460] I had heard about the gun range from the J&B people. +[7992.100 --> 7993.620] In fact, that's your handwriting, right? +[7993.620 --> 7994.260] Mm. +[7994.260 --> 7994.660] On the... +[7994.660 --> 7996.740] No, no, I haven't seen that note in ages. +[7996.740 --> 7996.980] I see. +[7998.980 --> 8000.020] So you knew it was there, though. +[8000.980 --> 8003.780] And I'm not sure that is my handwriting, so I'm thinking about it. +[8003.780 --> 8005.060] I think they wrote it down. +[8005.060 --> 8005.460] Okay. +[8005.460 --> 8007.460] But I can look at the note again and tell you. +[8007.460 --> 8008.980] That's not good last in the week, here. +[8008.980 --> 8009.380] Okay. +[8010.100 --> 8011.540] All right, Mark, what do you got? +[8011.540 --> 8013.780] Yeah, so this is her gun range. +[8013.780 --> 8020.260] Alibi, again, we're back to big gestures that are out of her usual baseline of gestures. +[8020.260 --> 8022.500] So we know she's under heat here. +[8022.500 --> 8024.820] She's most likely lying. +[8024.820 --> 8028.100] In fact, let's just say she's going to be lying at this point +[8028.100 --> 8030.260] because the gestures are now too big. +[8030.980 --> 8031.620] They're out there. +[8031.620 --> 8032.820] They're leaving the frame. +[8032.820 --> 8035.620] So that's definite deception from my point of view. +[8036.260 --> 8037.300] And just one little one. +[8037.300 --> 8039.860] She goes and covers her throat again. +[8039.860 --> 8040.660] That alone... +[8040.660 --> 8041.460] Super sterile. +[8041.460 --> 8041.940] ...doesn't have a... +[8041.940 --> 8043.460] ...super sterile notch. +[8044.660 --> 8046.100] There she goes for that. +[8046.100 --> 8048.260] That's just a little additive for fun. +[8048.820 --> 8051.380] But the big gestures are enough for me to go, +[8051.380 --> 8053.140] you're making this stuff up. +[8053.140 --> 8054.260] Greg, what do you got on this one? +[8054.900 --> 8056.260] Yeah, she wrote out of the gate, +[8056.260 --> 8057.540] conditions the question. +[8057.540 --> 8059.940] You know, when he starts asking her about going to this place +[8059.940 --> 8063.220] and she says, is that the one that, well, come on, who cares which one it is? +[8063.220 --> 8064.420] You've been there, you haven't. +[8064.420 --> 8066.020] And a better question. +[8066.020 --> 8068.500] So here's where we get the questioning and why questioning matters. +[8068.500 --> 8070.820] If you say, have you ever been to this gun range, +[8070.820 --> 8073.300] they get a chance to say yes or no in that conversation's over. +[8073.300 --> 8075.860] But if I ask you, have you ever fired the gun? +[8075.860 --> 8077.700] Well, if you say yes in my backyard, +[8077.700 --> 8079.460] you have violated a city statute. +[8079.460 --> 8080.500] I got you there. +[8080.500 --> 8083.300] And if you say no, then I'll say, well, why was her residue? +[8083.380 --> 8086.580] So look, there's a lot of things that allow you to be able to take it +[8086.580 --> 8087.700] in another direction. +[8087.700 --> 8090.900] The best way you would go is say, hey, when did you fire that gun? +[8090.900 --> 8092.340] Where did you fire that gun? +[8092.340 --> 8093.860] How did you fire that gun? +[8093.860 --> 8095.140] How many times? +[8095.140 --> 8098.100] And then you get lots of other opportunities to find information. +[8098.100 --> 8100.020] Plus, they know it's been fired. +[8100.020 --> 8101.940] They've got resid, look, they've got the gun. +[8101.940 --> 8103.460] They can do all kinds of tasks, +[8103.460 --> 8105.620] know all kinds of things that she doesn't know. +[8105.620 --> 8108.100] Again, she starts to condition the question. +[8108.100 --> 8110.180] And then she gets to this point where she's talking about, +[8110.180 --> 8111.700] I don't think I went there and if I did. +[8112.340 --> 8115.060] And Mark, I think she's got this all scripted in her head, +[8115.060 --> 8116.020] but she's in trouble. +[8116.020 --> 8116.660] You're dead on. +[8116.660 --> 8118.500] I mean, suddenly her arms come up. +[8118.500 --> 8120.340] They start doing things she's not done yet. +[8120.900 --> 8124.900] And she's, when she starts to get the things that she wants to say, +[8124.900 --> 8126.100] her hands come up. +[8126.100 --> 8127.940] A lot of politicians, Joe Biden's one, +[8127.940 --> 8130.100] but there are many others career politicians. +[8130.100 --> 8132.100] That when they hit prepared information, +[8132.100 --> 8133.460] their hands start doing this. +[8133.460 --> 8136.340] She actually starts to do it like a politician on the stump. +[8136.340 --> 8138.020] And then she starts down the rabbit hole. +[8138.020 --> 8139.380] And she starts talking about, +[8139.380 --> 8140.820] here we're getting an unpertinent. +[8140.900 --> 8141.860] I went way out there. +[8141.860 --> 8142.900] Well, isn't that state land? +[8142.900 --> 8143.460] Well, yeah. +[8143.460 --> 8144.900] And that's why I stopped short. +[8144.900 --> 8146.020] Well, come on. +[8146.020 --> 8148.420] She almost got misaligned from what she wanted to say +[8148.420 --> 8150.100] because the questions are good. +[8150.100 --> 8152.100] And that's why she keeps trying to do a reset. +[8152.980 --> 8155.780] Then she says, my favorite line of the entire thing, +[8155.780 --> 8156.820] I never have. +[8156.820 --> 8159.220] But if I did, he would have gone with me. +[8161.140 --> 8162.020] I never have. +[8162.020 --> 8162.580] I never have. +[8164.260 --> 8165.220] She protects. +[8166.020 --> 8168.100] You should lean into her really hard right then. +[8168.740 --> 8171.060] But, but he misses that chance. +[8171.060 --> 8173.060] And she starts to redirect again. +[8173.060 --> 8173.700] Chase, what do you got? +[8175.140 --> 8176.900] Yeah, right when you hear her say, +[8176.900 --> 8179.460] oh, on those two random days in March, +[8180.500 --> 8181.540] listen carefully. +[8182.340 --> 8186.340] She's introducing the concept of these days being random. +[8187.860 --> 8193.380] This is an unconscious desire for us to also see the behavior on those days +[8193.380 --> 8194.580] as completely random. +[8195.540 --> 8199.460] Watch when these words are unusually injected into speech. +[8200.180 --> 8202.180] I usually default to thinking +[8202.820 --> 8206.900] something happened that's the opposite of that word. +[8206.900 --> 8208.660] Whatever that word is, +[8208.660 --> 8211.460] whatever it is, that's something concealing. +[8211.460 --> 8214.100] So whatever it is there is random. +[8214.100 --> 8218.020] So something very not random happened on those days +[8218.020 --> 8221.380] because that word's being deliberately injected in +[8222.020 --> 8223.540] there where it doesn't really belong. +[8224.260 --> 8228.020] Her hands come up to start this story in a way that is +[8229.380 --> 8232.180] both, I think, unnatural and his hesitancy. +[8232.180 --> 8235.140] There's hesitancy there when her hands go back down. +[8235.140 --> 8237.060] When her right hand falls onto a wrist, +[8237.860 --> 8241.140] then begins this serious massage session. +[8241.780 --> 8246.980] And by this, I mean, she's self soothing and trying to just burn off excess energy here. +[8247.620 --> 8250.900] Then there's ever, ever, ever been there. +[8251.700 --> 8253.620] That's three repetitions there. +[8253.620 --> 8255.860] This is another one of her classic repetitions. +[8255.860 --> 8257.300] We've seen her do this a lot. +[8258.260 --> 8261.940] And she's saying firing a gun at dirt, +[8261.940 --> 8263.940] very, very specific. +[8263.940 --> 8265.860] Is this a detailed spike? +[8265.860 --> 8266.580] I think so. +[8267.540 --> 8272.340] This is where I think she went out there to do something very specific, +[8272.340 --> 8273.940] which was not random. +[8273.940 --> 8277.060] And I'm willing to bet something more happened here. +[8277.060 --> 8280.020] And it could potentially be meeting up with someone +[8280.100 --> 8282.820] to maybe drop off, pick up something. +[8282.820 --> 8286.180] You're not going to go into a range and shoot in 10 minutes. +[8286.180 --> 8290.900] And most ranges, some ranges you can just walk in and start shooting and they don't charge you. +[8290.900 --> 8292.180] It's pretty rare. +[8292.180 --> 8294.100] Maybe there was a few bullets fired. +[8294.100 --> 8296.900] You could definitely accomplish that in a couple of minutes. +[8297.700 --> 8298.340] That's all I got. +[8298.340 --> 8298.660] Scott. +[8299.620 --> 8299.860] All right. +[8300.820 --> 8302.180] You guys covered everything. +[8302.180 --> 8305.300] And I'm not going to say anything that I haven't set up at this point. +[8305.940 --> 8307.140] I'm still seeing all the same stuff. +[8307.140 --> 8309.140] Except for that math grooming she was doing, +[8309.140 --> 8310.660] I think that's an adapter. +[8310.660 --> 8312.660] She's using that to adapt because it is repetitive. +[8313.220 --> 8316.100] And that's those repetitive pacifying behaviors +[8316.100 --> 8320.980] that we consider to be adapters to give her that built up stress retention. +[8321.940 --> 8322.260] All right. +[8324.900 --> 8326.500] Oh man, that's good, Mark. +[8327.300 --> 8328.340] I think Greg minted it. +[8331.540 --> 8335.780] In fact, the company that you bought the gun through a J&B firearms, +[8335.780 --> 8337.780] that's actually a gun store that's very close to your house, right? +[8337.860 --> 8338.900] They turned out to be, yeah. +[8340.900 --> 8343.860] They had recommended that you go to threat dynamics +[8343.860 --> 8347.220] or that gun range that we've seen a couple of times. +[8347.220 --> 8348.900] You never went to threat dynamics. +[8348.900 --> 8349.140] Never. +[8351.140 --> 8352.900] You've never gone to the Trey County gun club? +[8354.340 --> 8356.980] It's at the one that we keep talking about out on 26. +[8356.980 --> 8359.300] So, oh, well, no, I've never been there. +[8368.340 --> 8371.300] Where were you going on the 26 when you're out near that gun range? +[8372.740 --> 8376.820] Oh, on the two random days in March that we've been talking about off and on. +[8377.620 --> 8379.860] Did that predict your asking me about now? +[8379.860 --> 8380.100] Yes. +[8380.820 --> 8381.140] Okay. +[8384.580 --> 8388.100] Dan and I have decided that that was an area we wanted to look at. +[8388.100 --> 8393.140] I'm driving around frequently out there trying to look to see if there's any property, +[8393.140 --> 8398.180] anything that leaps out at us, anything that is all the requirements Dan has. +[8398.180 --> 8400.580] The land has to be flat for gardening. +[8400.580 --> 8406.180] The land has to be fairly treeless so that we don't have to shadow hanging over it. +[8406.180 --> 8409.220] I know what he requires and I know what I need in the house. +[8409.220 --> 8410.660] Isn't that state land out there? +[8411.220 --> 8415.540] It is after fashion and that's why I didn't go all the way out to where you're saying it was. +[8415.540 --> 8417.620] I went out after fashion came back. +[8417.620 --> 8422.020] You just drove out there randomly where they're less than a couple of minutes. +[8422.900 --> 8425.220] And then headed back to Portland on the 26th. +[8425.220 --> 8428.020] I didn't do any of the wait. +[8428.020 --> 8428.580] Let's stop. +[8429.860 --> 8432.260] But ask your question to me again and let me see if I can. +[8432.260 --> 8433.540] On the 26th the first day. +[8433.540 --> 8434.580] I believe it was Monday. +[8434.580 --> 8434.820] Right. +[8435.620 --> 8436.740] While Dan was at work. +[8436.740 --> 8437.060] Right. +[8438.180 --> 8440.500] You drove out to that area. +[8440.500 --> 8440.740] Right. +[8441.540 --> 8446.020] And according to cell site location information, it appears that you drove out there, +[8446.020 --> 8447.300] turned around and drove back. +[8447.460 --> 8450.980] I don't think I drove that far out there. +[8450.980 --> 8454.900] I mean, you know, I don't, I, if I know that it's out there. +[8454.900 --> 8458.100] I know because we've talked about it and talked about it and talked about it. +[8458.100 --> 8460.580] But I have never, ever, ever been there. +[8460.580 --> 8463.540] And if I had been going there, I would have gone there with Dan. +[8463.540 --> 8467.780] And I would have gone there with, we ended up at the closest I got to it. +[8467.780 --> 8470.580] We had what two minutes, ten minutes that I could have spent there. +[8470.580 --> 8474.180] I can think if I was just going out to fire a gun at dirt +[8474.180 --> 8477.380] that I could have found someplace a whole lot closer to my house +[8477.380 --> 8480.580] and driving an hour and a half to make that happen. +[8482.980 --> 8483.380] Oh. +[8484.580 --> 8486.580] You knew about that gun range. +[8486.580 --> 8490.580] I had heard about the gun range from the J&B people. +[8490.580 --> 8492.580] In fact, that's your handwriting, right? +[8492.580 --> 8495.780] No, no, I haven't seen that note in ages. +[8495.780 --> 8496.180] See. +[8496.180 --> 8498.980] So you knew it was there though. +[8498.980 --> 8501.380] And I'm not sure that is my handwriting. +[8501.380 --> 8502.980] So I'm thinking about it. +[8502.980 --> 8504.180] I think they wrote it down. +[8504.180 --> 8506.580] But I can look at the note again and tell you. +[8506.580 --> 8508.180] That's not going to get lost in the weeds here. +[8508.180 --> 8508.580] Okay. +[8508.580 --> 8509.780] You get up. +[8510.980 --> 8512.980] You Google how to load a Glock 9mm. +[8512.980 --> 8513.780] Uh-huh. +[8513.780 --> 8515.780] You drive out to an area that I haven't seen. +[8515.780 --> 8516.980] Wait, wait, I don't know that I googled that. +[8516.980 --> 8519.780] But if you say I did, I'd like to see that. +[8519.780 --> 8520.980] But I could have. +[8520.980 --> 8522.180] I mean, once again, +[8522.180 --> 8523.780] I am, +[8525.780 --> 8528.980] I am messing with gun pieces, you know. +[8529.380 --> 8533.380] I am not messing with, uh, research. +[8533.380 --> 8535.380] I am not messing with, uh, +[8535.380 --> 8538.980] so I could have put that in that morning if I had some spare time. +[8538.980 --> 8542.980] Because I don't think I gave up the gun research +[8542.980 --> 8548.580] until the beginning of April when I knew I had to get back and finish by the story. +[8548.580 --> 8550.580] Part of the problem is, +[8550.580 --> 8554.580] is if you don't finish the story you're on, +[8554.580 --> 8556.580] then you have story pieces everywhere. +[8556.980 --> 8561.380] And, you know, people say, what's the most difficult thing about writing a book? +[8561.380 --> 8563.380] It's finishing the book. +[8563.380 --> 8565.780] You have to force yourself to finish it. +[8565.780 --> 8567.780] When you've written yourself into a hole, +[8567.780 --> 8571.780] it's really easy to see a new idea out there that would be more interesting. +[8571.780 --> 8573.780] You have to go back and force yourself. +[8573.780 --> 8576.980] So yeah, I had a few months where I floated with guns. +[8576.980 --> 8580.980] But real frankly, my goal was to finish the book I was on. +[8580.980 --> 8584.980] Okay. So in March, you are doing research at that point? +[8584.980 --> 8586.580] Good big yet. +[8586.580 --> 8589.380] And can we go and put up states exhibit 82? +[8589.380 --> 8590.180] Sure. +[8592.180 --> 8597.380] Over there to March 26th, 1013 AM. +[8597.380 --> 8598.180] Do you see that? +[8598.180 --> 8599.380] Uh-huh. +[8600.380 --> 8602.980] Searching, loading a 9mm block. +[8602.980 --> 8604.180] Okay. +[8604.980 --> 8609.380] Uh, immediately after that searching, cleaning a block. +[8609.380 --> 8610.580] Okay. +[8611.780 --> 8613.380] And then you get in your car. +[8613.380 --> 8614.580] Okay. +[8614.580 --> 8619.380] Drive out to an area that has now been established is where that Wolf Creek gun ranges. +[8619.780 --> 8621.780] I don't know why I put this back on. +[8621.780 --> 8623.780] Uh, okay. +[8623.780 --> 8626.980] But I was I can guarantee you that I wouldn't have gone that far. +[8626.980 --> 8632.980] And the reason why is because it's all forested land and it's higher elevation than what Dan wanted. +[8632.980 --> 8636.180] But I'm not going to tell you I wasn't out there because I probably was. +[8636.180 --> 8639.380] You know, you've got video that shows my phone visited it. +[8639.380 --> 8641.380] Hi Greg, what do you got? +[8641.380 --> 8644.580] Yeah, she's waiting at every turn to grab the story. +[8644.580 --> 8650.180] And when she gets a natural break point where she he's asking her about looking something up and she gets a chance to +[8650.180 --> 8650.980] chaff and redirect. +[8650.980 --> 8651.980] She runs with it. +[8651.980 --> 8653.580] She grabs and starts running with a line. +[8653.580 --> 8656.780] He lets her run out of line and then locks her back down love that. +[8656.780 --> 8658.580] But she adapts by self grooming. +[8658.580 --> 8661.580] She actually is playing with her hair at one point for the first time. +[8661.580 --> 8665.780] She's in her element though when she's talking because she's milling her hands and running with that line. +[8665.780 --> 8669.780] Then he shuts it down locks her down and she is she then adapts by +[8669.980 --> 8673.180] rubbing at these muscles that are stressed. +[8673.180 --> 8679.580] These muscles in here that show stress and concern and we often will touch them when we're feeling something. +[8679.580 --> 8682.380] Then my favorite part of the whole thing. +[8682.380 --> 8686.580] They tell her to look at something and she picks up her seeing eye mask and puts it on. +[8686.580 --> 8690.580] She picks up her reading mask and puts it on and she even says out loud. +[8690.580 --> 8695.180] Why did I put this thing on her brain is a worm on the griddle right now. +[8695.180 --> 8696.980] She's spinning in circles. +[8696.980 --> 8697.980] She's fried. +[8697.980 --> 8706.180] Look guys, this is one hour of a much longer thing if you really want some entertainment watch the rest of it chase what do you got. +[8706.180 --> 8707.780] Yeah, I'll just cover a couple things there. +[8707.780 --> 8709.980] I think her interesting. +[8709.980 --> 8713.180] When she says I gave up on the gun thing. +[8713.180 --> 8719.980] What happened to being not finished shopping and not finished doing the research. +[8719.980 --> 8720.980] She gave up on it. +[8720.980 --> 8723.380] She said and gave up on it. +[8723.580 --> 8729.580] And I think the most classic line ever is in this video. +[8729.580 --> 8734.580] I'm like I didn't want to give up on it because you would have story pieces everywhere. +[8734.580 --> 8741.380] This entire testimony is story pieces everywhere. +[8741.380 --> 8748.380] So I think she needed a chance to complete the research on this on what she was doing. +[8748.380 --> 8752.780] She wanted a chance to complete the research on her alibi on her story. +[8752.780 --> 8760.380] And now she's I think unconsciously referring to exactly what's going on in her own testimony. +[8760.380 --> 8763.580] There are story pieces everywhere. +[8763.580 --> 8764.780] Mark. +[8764.780 --> 8766.180] Yeah, couldn't agree more. +[8766.180 --> 8769.180] She her brain is absolutely fried at this point. +[8769.180 --> 8776.580] She's only an hour into it, which just suggests that you can't go into lying in under these conditions at an amateur level. +[8776.580 --> 8780.980] You're going to have to be much, much better to withstand what's what's happening. +[8780.980 --> 8790.380] She feels that she's prepared and really she is not because she's already well, her, her, her just her cognitive skills are, +[8790.380 --> 8791.380] are right down. +[8791.380 --> 8798.980] She's putting on a mask when she should be putting on glasses and then she's realizing that later on. +[8798.980 --> 8807.180] And so by the end of it, we see that her hand one hand is right inside the elbow there, protecting the joints there. +[8807.180 --> 8811.780] She has cocooned at this point. +[8811.780 --> 8814.180] It's it's pretty much all over for her. +[8814.180 --> 8821.580] I would think I haven't seen the rest of it, but I, but I would think it's going to be difficult for her to recover from this point on. +[8821.580 --> 8823.580] Maybe she does might be interesting to look. +[8823.580 --> 8825.580] Scott, what do you go on this one? +[8825.580 --> 8826.380] I agree. +[8826.380 --> 8827.580] And here's what she's done. +[8827.580 --> 8828.580] You're right, Chase. +[8828.780 --> 8832.980] She what she's describing as what has been happening to her. +[8832.980 --> 8836.380] That's what she's talking about here is what's happened to her testimony. +[8836.380 --> 8842.380] It's in pieces like it's been saying the whole time, it's in all kinds of different pieces and she can't keep track of everything. +[8842.380 --> 8845.980] Now, she's with all these pieces everywhere. +[8845.980 --> 8847.580] So she can't gather them all up. +[8847.580 --> 8850.380] What her brain goes to is what she talked about in there as well. +[8850.380 --> 8851.580] She gets tired of it. +[8851.580 --> 8856.380] You have to finish it and you have to because you see something else that you want to create something else. +[8856.580 --> 8859.380] Or you see something else you can work on something else to be created with. +[8859.380 --> 8860.380] That's what's happening. +[8860.380 --> 8866.780] That's why her story as it goes along, it starts, it starts bustling up more and more because she's trying to fix these things. +[8866.780 --> 8869.780] These little crappy answers she gave. +[8869.780 --> 8870.980] She's making it bigger and better. +[8870.980 --> 8874.780] She's qualifying using qualifiers to make her story bigger and better. +[8874.780 --> 8876.180] And it's getting out of hand with her. +[8876.180 --> 8883.580] She can't keep it because like you guys all said, her brain is just as she's fried at this point. +[8883.580 --> 8884.980] She's her brain is tired. +[8884.980 --> 8888.380] She's reached the maximum capacity of. +[8890.780 --> 8892.180] She can't do anymore. +[8892.180 --> 8892.980] You know, that's it. +[8892.980 --> 8893.980] She can't keep track of it. +[8893.980 --> 8895.180] So it's getting out of hand. +[8896.380 --> 8901.980] And I think a lot of this again, I blame on her attorney for not staying with her and not connecting with her and saying, +[8901.980 --> 8902.980] look, you got to do this. +[8902.980 --> 8904.380] Here's how we do this. +[8904.380 --> 8906.780] I think this a lot of that could have been avoided. +[8906.780 --> 8914.580] But having said that, I think that attorney is smart enough to have worked in and set those same traps. +[8914.580 --> 8918.380] I think she would have followed into those traps as well. +[8918.380 --> 8919.980] You get up. +[8919.980 --> 8922.980] You Google how to load a Glock 9 millimeter. +[8922.980 --> 8926.980] You drive out to an area that I don't know that I googled that. +[8926.980 --> 8929.580] But if you say I did, I'd like to see that. +[8929.580 --> 8930.780] But I could have. +[8930.780 --> 8933.780] I mean, once again, I am. +[8934.780 --> 8942.980] I am messing with gun pieces, you know, I am not messing with research. +[8942.980 --> 8945.180] I am not messing with. +[8945.180 --> 8952.580] So I could have put that in that morning if I had some spare time because I don't think I gave up the gun research. +[8952.580 --> 8960.780] Until the beginning of April, when I knew I had to get back and finish by the story part of the problem is. +[8960.780 --> 8964.180] Is if you don't finish the story, you're on. +[8964.180 --> 8967.380] Then you have story pieces everywhere and. +[8967.580 --> 8971.180] You know, people say what's the most difficult thing about writing a book? +[8971.180 --> 8972.980] It's finishing the book. +[8972.980 --> 8975.380] You have to force yourself to finish it. +[8975.380 --> 8981.580] When you've written yourself into a hole, it's really easy to see a new idea out there that would be more interesting. +[8981.580 --> 8983.380] You have to go back and force yourself. +[8983.380 --> 8986.580] So yeah, I had a few months where I floated with guns. +[8986.580 --> 8991.580] But real frankly, my goal was to finish the book I was on. +[8991.580 --> 8994.580] Okay. So in March, you are doing research at that point. +[8994.580 --> 8996.380] I could be yes. +[8996.380 --> 8998.980] And can we go and put up states exhibit 82? +[8998.980 --> 8999.980] Sure. +[9001.980 --> 9004.980] Go there to March 26. +[9004.980 --> 9006.980] 1013 AM. +[9006.980 --> 9007.980] Do you see that? +[9007.980 --> 9009.980] Mm-hmm. +[9009.980 --> 9012.980] Searching, loading a 9 millimeter block. +[9012.980 --> 9014.980] Okay. +[9014.980 --> 9018.980] Immediately after that, searching, cleaning a block. +[9018.980 --> 9020.980] Okay. +[9020.980 --> 9023.180] And then you get in your car. +[9023.180 --> 9024.180] Okay. +[9024.180 --> 9029.580] Drive out to an area that has now been established is where that Wolf Creek gun ranges. +[9029.580 --> 9031.580] I don't know why I put this back on. +[9031.580 --> 9033.380] Uh, okay. +[9033.380 --> 9036.780] But I was I can guarantee you that I wouldn't have gone that far. +[9036.780 --> 9042.580] And the reason why is because it's all forested land and it's higher elevation than what Dan wanted. +[9042.580 --> 9045.980] But I'm not going to tell you I wasn't out there because I probably was. +[9045.980 --> 9049.180] You know, you've got video that shows my phone visited it. +[9049.180 --> 9051.780] Mark, what do you think we're seeing so far in this? +[9051.780 --> 9057.380] Yeah, I think what we're really seeing here is how much you'd really have to prepare, +[9057.380 --> 9058.680] how good you'd have to be. +[9058.680 --> 9065.680] And also the amount of stress you'd have to be prepared for in order to be a good liar in this situation. +[9065.680 --> 9070.580] I was just thinking just then before you asked me, Scott, about the World Cup and England playing. +[9070.580 --> 9075.580] And we England, you know, we had a terrible penalty shootout. +[9075.580 --> 9081.180] And there was a guy there who he must practice all day every day shooting +[9081.180 --> 9085.780] a ball into a goal and he shot it right over the top. +[9085.780 --> 9087.780] Something he does every day. +[9087.780 --> 9089.380] Why did he do that? +[9089.380 --> 9091.580] The stress of the situation. +[9091.580 --> 9095.580] So you can practice and practice and practice your lies. +[9095.580 --> 9101.780] But you have to practice them under stress because under stress, you're going to fall to bits. +[9101.780 --> 9103.780] Uh, Chase, what do you see? +[9103.780 --> 9105.980] I see the opposite of OJ Simpson. +[9105.980 --> 9108.780] OJ Simpson wrote a book called If I Did It. +[9108.980 --> 9114.780] And before this happened, she wrote a book that essentially was titled Somebody Did It. +[9114.780 --> 9117.380] And we're kind of seeing the exact same thing in reverse. +[9117.380 --> 9123.980] This entire case, I think, was a person thinking that she was maybe too brilliant to face up the law +[9123.980 --> 9128.580] because she's written so many mysteries and she's such a good writer. +[9128.580 --> 9134.980] She even claimed to have amnesia as an excuse during her trial, which we didn't cover here today. +[9134.980 --> 9136.580] And I think we'll see more books. +[9136.580 --> 9138.580] I do think we'll see more books. +[9138.580 --> 9145.780] I understand they aren't the best, but whenever she's able to release one from prison, I will personally read it because I can't wait. +[9145.780 --> 9149.980] I think there's going to be some parallel metaphors up in there. Greg. +[9149.980 --> 9157.180] Yeah. So they say if you took enough chimpanzees, gave them typewriters and enough time, they could randomly write war and peace. +[9157.180 --> 9158.780] There's the corollary to that. +[9158.780 --> 9164.980] If you are being interrogated or you're on the stand and you keep talking, there are only so many words in English language. +[9164.980 --> 9173.380] And in each of our lexicon's even fewer, you will eventually by negative and by 360 paint the picture of what has happened. +[9173.380 --> 9176.880] So one piece of advice. +[9176.880 --> 9181.180] Shut up. That's the best thing you can possibly do when you're being interrogated. +[9181.180 --> 9188.080] And if you don't know if your client is good on the stand, but she talks this much, this is really easy. +[9188.080 --> 9193.080] This person stood up there and gave you so much information that, and this is in one hour, +[9193.080 --> 9196.480] imagine what average people are thinking sitting there. Scott, what do you got? +[9196.480 --> 9202.080] Yeah. I really like this one because we see her just slowly fall apart. +[9202.080 --> 9209.480] It's like when those spaceships come in or the satellites come in from space and they start breaking up in the atmosphere and things just start falling off of them. +[9209.480 --> 9212.180] The stars getting bigger and bigger. That's exactly what happened. +[9212.180 --> 9216.780] And that other attorney was able to get in there and grab all of there's that. +[9216.780 --> 9222.280] There's that. Let's see that and put some all together and saves them up goes where you said this. +[9222.280 --> 9226.780] Oh, yeah. Well, you said this to what about that and she can't defend it. +[9226.780 --> 9230.180] She's just flopping around in there. Her brain is spent. +[9230.180 --> 9232.380] So she's got nothing left to fight with. +[9232.380 --> 9236.180] So I think that's a great example of that. It's a wonderful example of it. +[9236.180 --> 9239.680] Alright, Pell. So I think this is another good one and we'll see you next time. +[9239.680 --> 9241.380] Come on, you got. +[9252.280 --> 9254.180] That's a good one. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_mI_E5-JaU68.txt b/transcript/cooking_mI_E5-JaU68.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cd78f466379e6fb466c43d801cd33a71b81f1e79 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_mI_E5-JaU68.txt @@ -0,0 +1,730 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.000] It's a game for the un-imhibited. +[4.000 --> 9.000] And our stars this week are many white and Jimmy Bond +[9.000 --> 14.000] wants their bodies to do the topping of body language. +[14.000 --> 19.000] And here's the star of body language Tom Kennedy. +[19.000 --> 22.000] Look at this. +[22.000 --> 26.000] Oh, thank you. +[26.000 --> 28.000] Well there, thank you. +[28.000 --> 30.000] Thank you very much. +[30.000 --> 32.000] That's a good, a perfect. +[32.000 --> 34.000] Thank you. +[34.000 --> 36.000] Did anybody in our audience lose a quarter? +[36.000 --> 38.000] Yeah, that's right. That's right. +[38.000 --> 40.000] It's got George Washington in it. +[40.000 --> 43.000] I get the feeling that somebody planted that to see if cheap Tom +[43.000 --> 45.000] would interrupt his entrance to pick it up. +[45.000 --> 47.000] And you got your answer, didn't you? +[47.000 --> 50.000] Yeah, you got to pick up two bits anywhere you can these days. +[50.000 --> 52.000] Welcome my friends to Body Language. +[52.000 --> 55.000] I want you to meet Ms. Betty White in person. +[55.000 --> 59.000] Is it her? +[59.000 --> 61.000] That was family. +[61.000 --> 63.000] Hey, by hand, little hair. +[63.000 --> 66.000] Hey, that's my good son. +[66.000 --> 69.000] Hey, listen, 25 to 45 cents. +[69.000 --> 71.000] Oh, listen, you can retire. +[71.000 --> 73.000] Well, Betty, how are you? +[73.000 --> 76.000] Well, I'm pretty good at getting to what everybody says. +[76.000 --> 78.000] It sure look easy, Keene. +[78.000 --> 79.000] You really do. +[79.000 --> 80.000] How are you doing, darling? +[80.000 --> 81.000] I'm fine, thank you. +[81.000 --> 83.000] You look like you came right off the campus. +[83.000 --> 85.000] I came right off the zoo. +[85.000 --> 86.000] Out of the zoo. +[86.000 --> 87.000] Those are cute little bums. +[87.000 --> 90.000] They're apes, they're gorillas, they're not monkeys. +[90.000 --> 91.000] Oh, with them, with they are. +[91.000 --> 92.000] Yes. +[92.000 --> 93.000] I'm sorry. +[93.000 --> 94.000] From the Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association. +[94.000 --> 95.000] Oh. +[95.000 --> 96.000] They decided to pin one on them. +[96.000 --> 98.000] Which you are a very active member. +[98.000 --> 99.000] Yes. +[99.000 --> 100.000] Yes. Welcome to the show. +[100.000 --> 101.000] Thank you. +[101.000 --> 102.000] It's good to be here. +[102.000 --> 103.000] We've had a wonderful week. +[103.000 --> 104.000] We are having fun. +[104.000 --> 106.000] And Bob and someone was one of those people. +[106.000 --> 107.000] He's right here. +[107.000 --> 108.000] He is our current champion. +[108.000 --> 109.000] $5,600. +[109.000 --> 110.000] Well done. +[111.000 --> 112.000] It's okay. +[112.000 --> 113.000] Surgeon, huh? +[113.000 --> 114.000] Thank you. +[114.000 --> 116.000] Bob and someone. +[116.000 --> 117.000] $5,600. +[117.000 --> 119.000] You're from originally from Michigan. +[119.000 --> 121.000] Little small town called Bansing. +[121.000 --> 122.000] Bansing? +[122.000 --> 123.000] Bansing, Bansing. +[123.000 --> 126.000] Well, it's compared to LA. +[126.000 --> 127.000] It's small. +[127.000 --> 129.000] Oh, well. Well. +[129.000 --> 131.000] Well, anyway, we're happy to have you on the West Coast. +[131.000 --> 132.000] And here at CBS. +[132.000 --> 135.000] Ladies and gentlemen, the one and only, Jamie Far. +[135.000 --> 136.000] Thank you. +[137.000 --> 139.000] Well, I'm going to leave. +[139.000 --> 142.000] Well, Jeeling has his own tennis club. +[142.000 --> 143.000] Let me go. +[143.000 --> 144.000] Go off the golf course. +[144.000 --> 145.000] Yeah. +[145.000 --> 146.000] That's my little ape. +[146.000 --> 151.000] And that's going to be played this year for the Ronald McDonald House of Northwest Ohio, +[151.000 --> 153.000] the Jamie Far, Toledo Classic. +[153.000 --> 157.000] It's an LPGA $200,000 or $175,000 tournament. +[157.000 --> 158.000] Good for you. +[158.000 --> 159.000] Thank you. +[159.000 --> 160.000] Keep up the good work, Jamie. +[160.000 --> 161.000] Doing good work. +[161.000 --> 162.000] Well, hello, Dad. +[162.000 --> 163.000] Hello. +[163.000 --> 164.000] This is Dorothy. +[164.000 --> 165.000] It says on that card, Carlin. +[165.000 --> 166.000] Yes, it is. +[166.000 --> 167.000] Tell us about yourself, Dorothy Carlin. +[167.000 --> 168.000] My name is Dorothy Carlin. +[168.000 --> 174.000] I've worked all of my 23 years in the Los Angeles area. +[174.000 --> 178.000] And after I graduated from Loyola Mary Mountain University, I went to Europe for a year. +[178.000 --> 179.000] Ah, good. +[179.000 --> 180.000] Where? +[180.000 --> 181.000] I mean, all over? +[181.000 --> 182.000] Everywhere. +[182.000 --> 183.000] I went to Moscow by myself. +[183.000 --> 184.000] That's really. +[184.000 --> 185.000] That's so wonderful. +[185.000 --> 186.000] And to you. +[186.000 --> 187.000] And to you. +[187.000 --> 188.000] And to you. +[188.000 --> 189.000] Interesting experience. +[189.000 --> 190.000] That's what I was very much. +[190.000 --> 191.000] Welcome back home, Dorothy. +[191.000 --> 192.000] Thank you very much. +[192.000 --> 193.000] Good luck to you. +[193.000 --> 194.000] Thank you. +[194.000 --> 195.000] Thank you. +[195.000 --> 196.000] Thank you. +[196.000 --> 197.000] Thank you. +[197.000 --> 198.000] Thank you. +[198.000 --> 199.000] Thank you. +[199.000 --> 200.000] Thank you. +[200.000 --> 201.000] Thank you. +[201.000 --> 202.000] Thank you. +[202.000 --> 203.000] Thank you. +[203.000 --> 204.000] Thank you. +[204.000 --> 205.000] Thank you. +[205.000 --> 206.000] Thank you. +[206.000 --> 207.000] Thank you. +[207.000 --> 208.000] Thank you. +[208.000 --> 209.000] Thank you. +[209.000 --> 210.000] Thank you. +[210.000 --> 211.000] Thank you. +[211.000 --> 212.000] Thank you. +[212.000 --> 213.000] Thank you. +[213.000 --> 214.000] Thank you. +[214.000 --> 215.000] Thank you. +[215.000 --> 216.000] Thank you. +[216.000 --> 217.000] Thank you. +[217.000 --> 218.000] Thank you. +[218.000 --> 219.000] Thank you. +[219.000 --> 220.000] Thank you. +[220.000 --> 221.000] Thank you. +[221.000 --> 222.000] Thank you. +[222.000 --> 227.000] Give it a round of applause! +[227.000 --> 228.000] You have arrived! +[228.000 --> 230.000] 66 is your first word! +[230.000 --> 231.000] Go! +[231.000 --> 234.000] Kicking the football! +[234.000 --> 236.000] You have one next. +[236.000 --> 238.000] You're === +[238.000 --> 244.360] sava +[244.360 --> 246.600] Anda droppin'. +[246.600 --> 248.260] You are waiting. +[248.260 --> 249.000] Too late. +[249.000 --> 250.000] Thank you. +[250.000 --> 253.000] You're dribbling a ball. It's a small ball. +[253.000 --> 255.000] It's elastic, it's rubber. +[255.000 --> 258.000] Yeah. This is the final word. +[260.000 --> 261.000] Hi, you're greeting people. +[261.000 --> 262.000] Hi, how are you? +[262.000 --> 263.000] Come into my home. +[263.000 --> 264.000] You're my guest. +[264.000 --> 265.000] You're viscer. +[265.000 --> 266.000] Three people. +[266.000 --> 268.000] Topperware party? +[268.000 --> 271.000] Hi, you're my guest. +[271.000 --> 272.000] Welcome. Welcome. +[272.000 --> 273.000] Greetings. +[273.000 --> 274.000] Greetings. You're the host. +[274.000 --> 275.000] You're the hostess. +[275.000 --> 276.000] You're the hostess. +[276.000 --> 278.000] A guest party. It's a party. +[278.000 --> 279.000] It's a celebration. +[279.000 --> 280.000] It's a meeting. +[280.000 --> 282.000] It's a convention. +[282.000 --> 283.000] It's a convention. +[283.000 --> 285.000] No, it's a party. +[285.000 --> 286.000] It's a line-up. +[286.000 --> 287.000] Wee-die. +[287.000 --> 288.000] How are you? +[288.000 --> 289.000] How are you? +[289.000 --> 290.000] How are you? +[290.000 --> 291.000] I'm just a good guy. +[291.000 --> 292.000] I'm so sorry. +[292.000 --> 294.000] You're all being hung out the drive. +[294.000 --> 297.000] Oh, sorry. I'm sorry. +[297.000 --> 299.000] You did a fine job, Betty. +[299.000 --> 301.000] Bob, you got four out of five. +[301.000 --> 302.000] That's excellent. +[302.000 --> 304.000] This is a $100 puzzle. +[304.000 --> 306.000] Let's look now at the four words you've earned. +[307.000 --> 308.000] Two. +[308.000 --> 309.000] Three. +[309.000 --> 312.000] Now, it flashes a message. +[312.000 --> 314.000] It's full of blank. +[314.000 --> 316.000] It's named for a rubber blank. +[316.000 --> 318.000] And it looks like a blank football. +[318.000 --> 320.000] Is it a scoreboard? +[320.000 --> 322.000] Is it a scoreboard? +[322.000 --> 324.000] No, it is not. +[324.000 --> 326.000] Dorothy, you're now in the game. +[326.000 --> 327.000] Come on over here. +[327.000 --> 329.000] Tell me which blank you would like next, Dorothy. +[329.000 --> 330.000] Three. +[330.000 --> 332.000] Okay, it flashes a message. +[332.000 --> 333.000] It's full of helium. +[333.000 --> 335.000] And it's named for a rubber blank. +[335.000 --> 336.000] What? +[336.000 --> 337.000] Blimp. +[337.000 --> 338.000] Is it blimp? +[338.000 --> 342.000] Ha ha ha ha ha ha. +[342.000 --> 345.000] Bob, which blank neck? +[345.000 --> 346.000] Number six. +[346.000 --> 350.000] And it looks like a giant football. +[350.000 --> 351.000] Hindenburg? +[351.000 --> 353.000] Is it Hindenburg? +[353.000 --> 354.000] Dorothy? +[354.000 --> 355.000] Here. +[355.000 --> 356.000] Here is your final one. +[356.000 --> 357.000] It flashes a message. +[357.000 --> 358.000] It's full of helium. +[358.000 --> 359.000] It's named for a rubber company. +[359.000 --> 360.000] And it looks like a giant football. +[360.000 --> 361.000] Good year, blimp. +[361.000 --> 363.000] Is it good year, blimp? +[363.000 --> 364.000] She asked. +[364.000 --> 365.000] It's called your blimp. +[365.000 --> 366.000] Is it? +[366.000 --> 369.000] Because this is a specific one. +[369.000 --> 370.000] That's right. +[370.000 --> 372.000] Oh, it's something you just said to me. +[372.000 --> 377.000] When you didn't get it on blimp, I thought perhaps they were holding off for a dirigible, +[377.000 --> 378.000] but it's not true. +[378.000 --> 379.000] I think it is. +[379.000 --> 380.000] It's this specific. +[380.000 --> 384.000] Well, the graph Zeppelin was a proper name, as opposed to a generic name. +[384.000 --> 386.000] But anyway, it flashes a message. +[386.000 --> 387.000] It's full of... +[387.000 --> 388.000] Well, we did all that, didn't we? +[388.000 --> 389.000] And it is the good year of blimp. +[389.000 --> 391.000] And now what's the name of the good year of blimp? +[391.000 --> 392.000] There's lots of them. +[392.000 --> 393.000] Oh. +[393.000 --> 394.000] That's three of them, I believe. +[394.000 --> 395.000] Oh, well, then name one. +[395.000 --> 396.000] America. +[396.000 --> 397.000] The America? +[397.000 --> 398.000] Is that one of them? +[398.000 --> 399.000] That's Colombia. +[399.000 --> 400.000] The Colombia? +[400.000 --> 401.000] And I don't know what the other one is. +[401.000 --> 404.000] Oh, I'm sorry, we'll take a bite to you. +[404.000 --> 405.000] But... +[405.000 --> 407.000] You win. +[407.000 --> 408.000] You got $100. +[408.000 --> 412.000] And the first team to get $500 wins are game and a chance of $10,000. +[412.000 --> 413.000] We'll be right back. +[413.000 --> 414.000] The team is yours. +[414.000 --> 415.000] Thank you. +[415.000 --> 445.000] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[445.000 --> 475.000] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[475.000 --> 505.000] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[505.000 --> 535.000] Sorry. Sorry, my husband is not here. It's hot. It's a fire, it's a flame. It's a flame. It's a flame. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's a flame. It's hott salt. Is the flame? It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. Okay, it's the hopper. You're tight, Abdullah. Oh, yeah, it's a flame. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's a flame. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's a flame. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's a flame. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's hot. It's a flame. It's hot. It's hot. It +[535.000 --> 537.840] You're going way. +[537.840 --> 539.540] Are you a man or are you one? +[539.540 --> 540.540] Thanks. +[540.540 --> 541.540] Oh. +[541.540 --> 544.540] Ah. +[544.540 --> 545.540] Everything. +[545.540 --> 546.540] You're a gun slinger. +[546.540 --> 547.040] You're a western. +[547.040 --> 548.280] You're cowboy. +[548.280 --> 550.680] You're a gun fighter. +[550.680 --> 551.480] You're eating something. +[551.480 --> 552.980] You're eating soup. +[552.980 --> 554.020] Oh, spaghetti western. +[554.020 --> 554.520] Yeah. +[554.520 --> 556.920] That's it. +[556.920 --> 557.420] It's hot. +[557.420 --> 557.920] It's a fire. +[557.920 --> 558.520] It's a flame. +[558.520 --> 559.320] It's a campfire. +[559.320 --> 561.920] It's a, um, uh, good try. +[561.920 --> 562.920] Good try. +[562.920 --> 563.920] Good try. +[563.920 --> 565.920] You got two of them. +[565.920 --> 566.920] Oh. +[566.920 --> 569.600] Two good ones you got. +[569.600 --> 571.000] It's a $100 puzzle. +[571.000 --> 572.800] Now let's look at the two words you've earned. +[572.800 --> 573.560] Here they come. +[573.560 --> 574.640] One of them? +[574.640 --> 575.200] That was tough. +[575.200 --> 576.000] And you got it. +[576.000 --> 578.560] He made spaghetti westerns and tight rope +[578.560 --> 580.720] and did blank, blank with blank. +[580.720 --> 584.480] But he has also played blank to and blank. +[584.480 --> 585.320] Clint Eastwood. +[585.320 --> 587.280] Is it Clint Eastwood? +[587.280 --> 587.880] Five. +[587.880 --> 588.880] Five. +[588.880 --> 590.880] Oh, yeah. +[590.880 --> 592.880] Oh, yeah. +[592.880 --> 598.080] And of all of the clues that he was trying to give you, +[598.080 --> 599.560] none of which were exactly easy. +[599.560 --> 602.160] But spaghetti westerns was tough and you got it. +[602.160 --> 603.760] He made spaghetti westerns and tight rope +[603.760 --> 607.360] and did city, the parentheses means unacted heat. +[607.360 --> 608.360] It's what it was. +[608.360 --> 610.600] Yeah, you, where you had hot, it's hard to get heat. +[610.600 --> 612.960] With, uh, burnt rentals. +[612.960 --> 613.960] Yeah. +[613.960 --> 614.960] That was really cute. +[614.960 --> 615.960] Doesn't see. +[615.960 --> 616.960] Oh, god. +[616.960 --> 617.960] You got burnt. +[617.960 --> 619.840] You know it was burnt, but it really did seriously. +[619.840 --> 621.520] See, she got that. +[621.520 --> 623.320] Was it dinkable cross like Dom De Louise? +[623.320 --> 624.320] No. +[624.320 --> 625.320] No. +[625.320 --> 626.320] I'm just not. +[626.320 --> 627.800] But here comes one coming up. +[627.800 --> 630.440] But he has also played. +[630.440 --> 631.640] I can't say. +[631.640 --> 632.640] Remember? +[632.640 --> 633.920] You got happening, Castelloni. +[633.920 --> 635.320] He says, cheer up the eight of banana. +[635.320 --> 635.840] Yeah. +[635.840 --> 637.200] Second banana two and eight. +[637.200 --> 638.120] 38. +[638.120 --> 638.640] Yes. +[638.640 --> 639.640] So you did it, though, Dore. +[639.640 --> 640.640] That's fine. +[640.640 --> 643.040] You got another $100 for a total of $200. +[643.040 --> 646.120] And we'll be back now with our $250, that's all that's +[646.120 --> 647.120] that it. +[647.120 --> 648.120] Yeah. +[648.120 --> 649.120] Yeah. +[649.120 --> 650.120] Yeah. +[650.120 --> 651.120] Yeah. +[651.120 --> 652.120] Yeah. +[652.120 --> 653.120] Yeah. +[653.120 --> 654.120] Yeah. +[654.120 --> 657.680] Can you imagine TV without the deal of the day? +[657.680 --> 659.960] Daniel, come on, come on. +[659.960 --> 661.920] The winning match, Easy and. +[661.920 --> 662.920] Hi. +[662.920 --> 663.920] Yeah. +[663.920 --> 665.920] Oh, the family huddle. +[665.920 --> 667.320] Come on, honey. +[667.320 --> 670.160] Well, maybe you can imagine it. +[670.160 --> 671.760] But why would you want to? +[671.760 --> 672.760] He's holding my hand. +[672.760 --> 673.760] Now don't do that. +[673.760 --> 674.760] I am not. +[674.760 --> 675.760] But I'm Buzz. +[675.760 --> 680.120] TV just wouldn't be the same without it. +[680.120 --> 683.640] Tonight starting at eight, only on buzzer, let's play. +[683.640 --> 687.320] Well, the government will $200 with green team. +[687.320 --> 689.320] And the government for the red team. +[689.320 --> 691.520] But when I'm going to go under our $250, +[691.520 --> 694.440] buzzers that have neither team makes it to $500. +[694.440 --> 696.920] Boy, you know what happens then, don't you? +[696.920 --> 697.920] We have a playoff. +[697.920 --> 698.920] That's right. +[698.920 --> 699.920] Betty, get over there. +[699.920 --> 700.920] Bob, come on down. +[700.920 --> 708.080] You're going to get a $250 for you. +[708.080 --> 709.080] Ready? +[709.080 --> 710.840] 60 seconds on the clock. +[710.840 --> 712.480] Here's your first word. +[712.480 --> 714.040] Go. +[714.040 --> 715.360] Oh, you're a girl. +[715.360 --> 716.360] And you're a boy. +[716.360 --> 717.560] You have your cup of. +[717.560 --> 718.560] And you got it. +[718.560 --> 719.560] Yes. +[719.560 --> 720.560] You got it. +[720.560 --> 722.080] You have your baseball player. +[722.080 --> 723.760] But you have a hammering. +[723.760 --> 724.920] You're spending oysters. +[724.920 --> 725.920] Woo! +[725.920 --> 727.280] You're such a man. +[727.280 --> 729.840] You're a teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny. +[730.440 --> 735.720] Little teeny girls, hey, little teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny. +[735.720 --> 738.520] Oh, you're a teeny, teeny, teeny, teeny. +[738.520 --> 739.520] Oh, over the waves. +[739.520 --> 740.520] Over the ocean. +[740.520 --> 742.160] Over the waves over the waterfall. +[742.160 --> 743.000] A waterfall. +[743.000 --> 744.000] I suck. +[744.000 --> 745.120] Rapids. +[745.120 --> 749.280] When I'm calling you, you're getting up in a water, water boat. +[749.280 --> 749.800] Pass. +[749.800 --> 751.000] Pass. +[751.000 --> 752.520] Pass. +[752.520 --> 753.680] You're a boy again. +[753.680 --> 754.440] Iivent a girl. +[754.440 --> 755.280] I got a couple. +[755.280 --> 756.280] It's two of you. +[756.280 --> 757.280] You're married. +[757.280 --> 758.280] You're bright and gloom. +[758.280 --> 759.120] You're wedding. +[759.120 --> 760.120] You're a couple. +[760.120 --> 763.600] The bride and the wedding march, the ceremony, the marriage, +[763.600 --> 766.600] the wedding, the wee party anniversary party. +[766.600 --> 768.400] Oh, here comes the bride. +[768.400 --> 770.480] The bride, the real reception. +[770.480 --> 772.440] And it's all that thing. +[772.440 --> 774.440] Oh, and yet this is the bride. +[774.440 --> 776.440] That's the two of you. +[776.440 --> 777.440] Woo! +[777.440 --> 778.440] Woo! +[778.440 --> 779.440] Woo! +[779.440 --> 781.440] Oh, you know what? +[781.440 --> 783.440] I'm aging as we watch it. +[783.440 --> 784.440] You got three of those. +[784.440 --> 785.440] That's quite... +[785.440 --> 786.440] That's not enough time. +[786.440 --> 787.440] I see. +[787.440 --> 790.040] Here's... this is a $250 puzzle. +[790.040 --> 791.640] Here are your three words. +[791.640 --> 794.320] One, two, and... +[794.320 --> 795.320] All right. +[795.320 --> 797.840] Before it's letting you for blank, blank blank this thing +[797.840 --> 801.880] that has an Itsy Bitsy couple on its blank. +[801.880 --> 803.160] Is it a wedding cake? +[803.160 --> 805.080] Is it a wedding cake? +[805.080 --> 806.360] That's a good idea. +[806.360 --> 808.160] That's a good idea. +[808.160 --> 809.160] Woo! +[809.160 --> 810.680] I'll play this game right along with you. +[810.680 --> 813.160] I was going to wear a mirror deck. +[813.160 --> 815.120] Well, David Trudy, let you see Bitsy couple on this one. +[815.120 --> 816.120] Yeah. +[817.120 --> 818.120] Uh-huh. +[818.120 --> 820.120] Before splitting for... +[820.120 --> 822.120] Not... that was Niagara Falls. +[822.120 --> 823.120] Oh, I said waterfall. +[823.120 --> 824.120] Like an idiot. +[824.120 --> 825.120] That is Niagara Falls. +[825.120 --> 826.120] That is a waterfall. +[826.120 --> 828.120] Next, number three is newly wedged. +[828.120 --> 829.120] They were new... +[829.120 --> 831.120] And he said everything but that. +[831.120 --> 836.120] Slice this thing that has an Itsy Bitsy couple on its top. +[836.120 --> 838.120] Very good! +[838.120 --> 839.120] Oh! +[839.120 --> 841.120] You got $150. +[841.120 --> 842.120] Get over there. +[842.120 --> 844.120] All right, Jamie, come on over here. +[844.120 --> 845.120] Come on over here. +[845.120 --> 846.120] Come on over here. +[846.120 --> 847.120] Come on over here. +[847.120 --> 848.120] Come on over here. +[848.120 --> 851.120] You ready for a $250 puzzle? +[851.120 --> 852.120] Almost ready. +[852.120 --> 853.120] We have one for you. +[853.120 --> 854.120] 60 seconds on the clock. +[854.120 --> 856.120] Here's your first word. +[856.120 --> 857.120] Go. +[857.120 --> 860.120] It's a woman. +[860.120 --> 864.120] And the woman has a sash, Miss America, beauty pageant, +[864.120 --> 865.120] a ribbon, a blue ribbon. +[865.120 --> 867.120] Hey, yeah, that's it. +[867.120 --> 868.120] That's. +[868.120 --> 870.120] Man. +[870.120 --> 873.120] Man, it's got a... +[873.120 --> 874.120] It's a star. +[874.120 --> 875.120] Anale star. +[875.120 --> 876.120] Groucho George Burns. +[876.120 --> 877.120] Groucho Marx. +[877.120 --> 878.120] It's somebody who smokes a cigar. +[878.120 --> 880.120] It is a comedian's for a W.C. field. +[880.120 --> 881.120] Pass. +[881.120 --> 882.120] He's alive. +[882.120 --> 883.120] Pass. +[883.120 --> 890.120] 25, 30, 40, 50, 50 states. +[890.120 --> 892.120] 50 states in the union. +[892.120 --> 893.120] America. +[893.120 --> 895.120] The United States of America. +[895.120 --> 896.120] You got it. +[896.120 --> 897.120] Yes. +[897.120 --> 898.120] Yes. +[898.120 --> 901.120] Seven four. +[901.120 --> 902.120] Code. +[902.120 --> 903.120] A sailor. +[903.120 --> 904.120] A man. +[904.120 --> 905.120] Okay. +[905.120 --> 906.120] Yeah, it's a little man. +[906.120 --> 907.120] He's just... +[907.120 --> 908.120] Three of them. +[908.120 --> 909.120] Three men. +[909.120 --> 910.120] Two. +[910.120 --> 911.120] Silute. +[911.120 --> 912.120] Boy Scouts. +[912.120 --> 913.120] You got it. +[913.120 --> 914.120] That's... +[914.120 --> 915.120] Yeah, it's a chicken. +[915.120 --> 916.120] A chicken. +[916.120 --> 917.120] A duck. +[917.120 --> 918.120] A duck. +[918.120 --> 919.120] A ice-line beef. +[919.120 --> 920.120] What? +[920.120 --> 921.120] What? +[921.120 --> 922.120] What? +[922.120 --> 923.120] What? +[923.120 --> 924.120] What? +[924.120 --> 925.120] What? +[925.120 --> 926.120] What? +[926.120 --> 927.120] What? +[927.120 --> 930.120] It's so much fun for us. +[930.120 --> 931.120] You know what it is. +[931.120 --> 932.120] I know what it is. +[932.120 --> 933.120] All right. +[933.120 --> 934.120] I love the summer for her. +[934.120 --> 935.120] That was too early. +[935.120 --> 938.120] Well, I didn't know she was shipping like crazy there. +[938.120 --> 940.120] One zip was enough. +[940.120 --> 943.120] I mean, she's going like this all over the place. +[943.120 --> 945.120] Send it all kinds of signals. +[945.120 --> 946.120] Who's either two words? +[946.120 --> 947.120] Let's look at them. +[947.120 --> 948.120] One and... +[948.120 --> 949.120] All right. +[949.120 --> 952.120] What is a type of Boy Scout with lots of blanks? +[952.120 --> 954.120] Or the blank on the blank of the United States +[954.120 --> 955.120] that has a blank-like blanks? +[955.120 --> 957.120] Right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right, right. +[957.120 --> 958.120] An eagle scout. +[958.120 --> 960.120] Is it an eagle scout? +[960.120 --> 962.120] No, it is not. +[962.120 --> 963.120] Betty can over here. +[963.120 --> 964.120] Which blank would you like next? +[964.120 --> 965.120] I'd like a... +[965.120 --> 966.120] Four. +[966.120 --> 967.120] All right. +[967.120 --> 970.120] With lots of blanks or the blank on the seal +[970.120 --> 972.120] of the United States, what do you think? +[972.120 --> 973.120] It's an eagle. +[973.120 --> 974.120] Is it an eagle? +[974.120 --> 975.120] That's it. +[975.120 --> 982.120] What is a type of Boy Scout with lots of... +[982.120 --> 983.120] Badges. +[983.120 --> 987.120] Well, she's doing the Badges on the sash of a pageant winner with... +[987.120 --> 988.120] Ah, anyway. +[988.120 --> 989.120] Or a girl or a cobsco. +[989.120 --> 990.120] Or a girl scout. +[990.120 --> 991.120] Thank you. +[991.120 --> 992.120] Yeah, later on. +[992.120 --> 993.120] That's right. +[993.120 --> 994.120] Later on, girl scout. +[994.120 --> 995.120] I want to show cookies. +[995.120 --> 998.120] Or the bird on the seal of the United States +[998.120 --> 1000.120] that has a beak. +[1000.120 --> 1002.120] There's the last one, like... +[1002.120 --> 1004.120] Jimmy Duranty. +[1004.120 --> 1006.120] Oh, I feel it being... +[1006.120 --> 1008.120] There you go. +[1008.120 --> 1009.120] It didn't give me free. +[1009.120 --> 1010.120] It's kind of this regard. +[1010.120 --> 1011.120] Eagle is the word. +[1011.120 --> 1013.120] And that's not ten. +[1013.120 --> 1017.120] Okay, so anyway, Betty and Bob win the game with $500. +[1017.120 --> 1019.120] That's what happens, actually. +[1019.120 --> 1022.120] Duranty, it's only your first love. +[1022.120 --> 1023.120] So you stand by. +[1023.120 --> 1024.120] When we come back from commercial, Betty, +[1024.120 --> 1028.120] you and Bob are going to have a chance for an additional $10,000 for old... +[1028.120 --> 1031.120] Robert, right now, you for... +[1031.120 --> 1033.120] We're going to have a great day. +[1033.120 --> 1036.120] Weak days are great days for great action. +[1036.120 --> 1038.120] He's having a great time with you, Dave. +[1038.120 --> 1039.120] We're going to have a great contest. +[1039.120 --> 1040.120] Great excitement. +[1040.120 --> 1041.120] Isn't that great? +[1041.120 --> 1043.120] It's a net put us in a great light here. +[1043.120 --> 1044.120] I've been great on trails, I've been here. +[1044.120 --> 1045.120] Great fun. +[1045.120 --> 1047.120] All-time great great matchups. +[1047.120 --> 1049.120] Great great great great great great. +[1049.120 --> 1051.120] It's a great way to spend the day. +[1051.120 --> 1052.120] Isn't that a great deal? +[1052.120 --> 1053.120] Great great great. +[1053.120 --> 1054.120] Great. +[1054.120 --> 1056.120] Greatest very nice and day. +[1056.120 --> 1057.120] It's great. +[1057.120 --> 1058.120] You'll save it. +[1058.120 --> 1059.120] Daytime buzz. +[1059.120 --> 1060.120] It's great. +[1060.120 --> 1061.120] Weak days starting at 10. +[1061.120 --> 1062.120] Only on buzzer. +[1062.120 --> 1063.120] Let's play. +[1063.120 --> 1065.120] Bob and Tommy and Tom. +[1065.120 --> 1067.120] Bob and Tommy and Tom. +[1067.120 --> 1069.120] And Betty White, a chance of $10,000. +[1069.120 --> 1070.120] Betty, come with me. +[1070.120 --> 1071.120] Bob, good luck. +[1071.120 --> 1072.120] Yeah, good luck. +[1072.120 --> 1073.120] Thank you. +[1073.120 --> 1077.120] In the first phase, we give you 60 seconds and 10 words. +[1077.120 --> 1080.120] And as for you, Bob, every word you get is worth $100. +[1080.120 --> 1083.120] Later, you can convert the hundreds into thousands. +[1083.120 --> 1084.120] Good luck. +[1084.120 --> 1086.120] Both 60 seconds on the clock. +[1086.120 --> 1087.120] Here's your first word. +[1087.120 --> 1088.120] Pango. +[1088.120 --> 1090.120] You dropped something. +[1090.120 --> 1091.120] You have $100. +[1091.120 --> 1093.120] You're hammering. +[1093.120 --> 1095.120] It's hammer. +[1095.120 --> 1096.120] Small. +[1096.120 --> 1098.120] It's a piece of... +[1098.120 --> 1099.120] Shape. +[1099.120 --> 1100.120] Something small. +[1100.120 --> 1102.120] Something fast. +[1102.120 --> 1103.120] Pankobs. +[1103.120 --> 1105.120] $200. +[1105.120 --> 1107.120] Sandwich. +[1107.120 --> 1108.120] It's a sandwich. +[1108.120 --> 1110.120] You're flipping over something. +[1110.120 --> 1112.120] It's a bread. +[1112.120 --> 1114.120] It's a bread. +[1114.120 --> 1116.120] It's a bread. +[1116.120 --> 1117.120] It's a sandwich. +[1117.120 --> 1118.120] It's a sandwich. +[1118.120 --> 1119.120] It's a bread. +[1119.120 --> 1120.120] It's a bread. +[1120.120 --> 1121.120] It's a square mat. +[1121.120 --> 1122.120] You're really awesome. +[1122.120 --> 1123.120] Yes. +[1123.120 --> 1125.120] Jesus, bread. +[1125.120 --> 1126.120] Pass. +[1126.120 --> 1129.120] Woman. +[1129.120 --> 1130.120] You're the teacher. +[1130.120 --> 1131.120] You're scolded. +[1131.120 --> 1133.120] Three hundred. +[1133.120 --> 1134.120] Tea. +[1134.120 --> 1135.120] A bell. +[1135.120 --> 1136.120] A bell. +[1136.120 --> 1137.120] Something small. +[1137.120 --> 1138.120] I'm earing. +[1138.120 --> 1139.120] It's an earring. +[1139.120 --> 1140.120] Bracelet. +[1140.120 --> 1141.120] Pants. +[1141.120 --> 1142.120] Okay. +[1142.120 --> 1143.120] You're touching. +[1143.120 --> 1144.120] Yes. +[1144.120 --> 1145.120] Go ahead. +[1146.120 --> 1147.120] You're touching. +[1147.120 --> 1148.120] Yes. +[1148.120 --> 1149.120] Four hundred. +[1149.120 --> 1151.120] Okay. +[1151.120 --> 1152.120] You. +[1152.120 --> 1154.120] What a wonderful gift. +[1154.120 --> 1157.120] Stay after Krasi will do it. +[1157.120 --> 1159.120] You got four of my four hundred dollars. +[1159.120 --> 1162.120] This one was a club and she was folding. +[1162.120 --> 1164.120] She was folding fabric or whatever. +[1164.120 --> 1167.120] And the thing, the earring and from her wrist was... +[1167.120 --> 1169.120] No, it was dangling though. +[1169.120 --> 1170.120] It was dangling. +[1170.120 --> 1171.120] It was dangling. +[1171.120 --> 1172.120] Dingled, dangled. +[1172.120 --> 1173.120] Yes, Lassie, I've often told her. +[1173.120 --> 1175.120] No, you got four hundred dollars. +[1175.120 --> 1177.120] You can convert that to four thousand dollars. +[1177.120 --> 1180.120] If you get the next three words and how's it go? +[1180.120 --> 1181.120] Twenty seconds. +[1181.120 --> 1182.120] How's that? +[1182.120 --> 1183.120] Yes. +[1183.120 --> 1184.120] Twenty seconds. +[1184.120 --> 1185.120] That clock. +[1185.120 --> 1187.120] Here's your first three words. +[1187.120 --> 1188.120] And go. +[1190.120 --> 1192.120] It's water. +[1192.120 --> 1194.120] Ship it to boat. +[1194.120 --> 1195.120] It's waves. +[1195.120 --> 1197.120] It's seven-eight. +[1197.120 --> 1198.120] Eight Marines. +[1198.120 --> 1199.120] Eight. +[1199.120 --> 1200.120] Oh, it's an octopus. +[1200.120 --> 1202.120] One down to the boat. +[1202.120 --> 1203.120] Big. +[1203.120 --> 1204.120] It's big. +[1204.120 --> 1205.120] It's the whole thing. +[1205.120 --> 1206.120] It's an elephant. +[1206.120 --> 1207.120] It's an elephant with a tusk. +[1207.120 --> 1208.120] Two down one go. +[1208.120 --> 1210.120] You don't want to try this stuff. +[1210.120 --> 1212.120] But you still have the four hundred dollars. +[1212.120 --> 1214.120] You'll be right back. +[1214.120 --> 1216.120] I'm going down here. +[1216.120 --> 1218.120] Good try. +[1218.120 --> 1221.120] You had it going, but you ran out of time. +[1221.120 --> 1222.120] You had it going. +[1222.120 --> 1224.120] You ran out of time. +[1224.120 --> 1226.120] You ran out of time. +[1228.120 --> 1230.120] Up next, thank you so smart. +[1230.120 --> 1233.120] Bill Cullen puts your word wisdom to the test on blockbusters. +[1233.120 --> 1236.120] Then it's the luck of the draw on card sharks. +[1236.120 --> 1237.120] Stay tuned. +[1237.120 --> 1242.120] Tomorrow we'll be back with Bob and Tomahue, $6,500. +[1242.120 --> 1243.120] And no losses. +[1243.120 --> 1245.120] And Dorothy Carter has one loss and $200. +[1245.120 --> 1247.120] Who will be playing once again with Betty White. +[1247.120 --> 1249.120] And with Jamie Farrino. +[1249.120 --> 1250.120] That's a shame. +[1250.120 --> 1251.120] A lot of people don't know that. +[1251.120 --> 1253.120] But as Jamie Farrino, that's why he's here. +[1253.120 --> 1256.120] That's why all the Italian clues he gets quite well. +[1256.120 --> 1257.120] Okay, Jim. +[1257.120 --> 1258.120] Oh, my god. +[1258.120 --> 1259.120] You're going to come back to it? +[1259.120 --> 1260.120] You know, APS? +[1260.120 --> 1261.120] No, I'm not. +[1261.120 --> 1262.120] I'm not. +[1262.120 --> 1263.120] Oh, no. +[1263.120 --> 1264.120] Bob, Bob. +[1264.120 --> 1265.120] Bob, Bob. +[1265.120 --> 1266.120] Hey. +[1266.120 --> 1267.120] Bob, Bob. +[1267.120 --> 1268.120] Bob, Bob. +[1268.120 --> 1269.120] Hi, Bob. +[1269.120 --> 1270.120] Hi, Bob. +[1270.120 --> 1271.120] Hi, Bob. +[1271.120 --> 1274.120] Some of our define the contestant who we see. +[1274.120 --> 1276.120] Paul Nelland, the super strumming of the contest easy garbage. +[1276.120 --> 1277.120] Thanks, Bob. +[1277.120 --> 1278.120] That is the world, it will work. +[1278.120 --> 1280.120] Only a few round your heart will stop. +[1280.120 --> 1282.120] Act to support Panty Holds and legs. +[1282.120 --> 1283.120] Support them. +[1283.120 --> 1285.120] Act to support Panty Holds and legs. +[1285.120 --> 1286.120] Support your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your legs and your +[1315.120 --> 1345.120] Steal backwards, selfie backwards. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt b/transcript/cooking_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..260a0f7f388e195065fed1c4534ba7c6336536b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Hello. +[2.000 --> 4.000] Why are you so late? +[4.000 --> 7.000] Well, that's a lot of money for a deck. +[7.000 --> 11.000] Well, I hate to tell you this, but you're getting robbed. +[11.000 --> 15.000] Did you hear me? You're getting robbed. +[15.000 --> 17.000] Stop! +[17.000 --> 18.000] Stop! +[18.000 --> 24.000] Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! +[24.000 --> 26.000] Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! Stop! +[26.000 --> 30.000] A Merry Quest, an open-minded equal opportunity hunter. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_pMwQzJJJrY8.txt b/transcript/cooking_pMwQzJJJrY8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ca5975be3fa7f6d391374bb410c438cdc6980a35 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_pMwQzJJJrY8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +[0.000 --> 14.000] Okay, here we're targeting the objective 5 where I'm not going to use any words and try to communicate good facial expressions. +[14.000 --> 19.000] And we're making brownies once again. I think we've got one this one out. He really jokes with me. +[19.000 --> 24.000] When I mention, hey, let's go base on brownies. He says, yeah, hey, he goes up to the kitchen. +[24.000 --> 29.000] I think he's gonna do it. +[29.000 --> 39.000] Here, you know, we'll give him the, again, kind of doing a power step that I think he's starting to figure out, like, hey, we're gonna, let's go not here, put it all in the box. +[39.000 --> 42.000] Why are we doing this over and over again? +[43.000 --> 44.000] So, uh, +[48.000 --> 52.000] And that was pretty cool. I mean, it held up the back floor. +[52.000 --> 53.000] I mean, what? +[53.000 --> 55.000] We'd need to throw it away. +[55.000 --> 59.000] I was just kind of trying to make him feel like he was going to the next step in the evening. +[59.000 --> 62.000] So, away, and I guess that's probably what he should have done. +[62.000 --> 66.000] Now, I'm trying to get him back over here. +[66.000 --> 68.000] Nobody's there. +[68.000 --> 80.000] I'm not sure this was really the best thing to do with the Vector 5. +[80.000 --> 86.000] For one, you can't really see my facial expression because of my face and cutoff. +[86.000 --> 90.000] But, too, I think he knows his role in this, alright. +[90.000 --> 94.000] So, he really doesn't look for a whole lot of guidance. +[94.000 --> 103.000] So, I'm not sure how successful it was in that respect, but, I guess, I know now. +[103.000 --> 112.000] Maybe it's better to do something, an activity we haven't done is often to target Vector 5 with. +[124.000 --> 131.000] He said I want to make something. +[131.000 --> 143.000] And he keeps asking for his video, and he's constantly wanting to look for better +[143.000 --> 150.000] than the kid's going to get some of that left. +[150.000 --> 165.000] I'm constantly going into this camera today. +[166.000 --> 172.000] Now, we go over to the sink to wash it. +[172.000 --> 175.000] And I got this stuff talking now. +[175.000 --> 176.000] I don't think there's too much to say. +[176.000 --> 183.000] If there's anything good that comes in later, I'll let her out. +[183.000 --> 190.000] I'm just going to run. +[191.000 --> 197.000] I'm just going to run. +[197.000 --> 204.000] I'm just going to run. +[204.000 --> 211.000] I'm just going to run. +[212.000 --> 218.000] I'm just going to run. +[218.000 --> 225.000] I'm just going to run. +[225.000 --> 232.000] I'm just going to run. +[232.000 --> 246.000] I'm just going to run. +[246.000 --> 253.000] The mix. +[277.000 --> 283.000] The mix. +[283.000 --> 290.000] The mix. +[290.000 --> 297.000] The mix. +[297.000 --> 304.000] The mix. +[304.000 --> 311.000] The mix. +[311.000 --> 318.000] The mix. +[318.000 --> 325.000] The mix. +[325.000 --> 332.000] The mix. +[332.000 --> 339.000] The mix. +[339.000 --> 346.000] The mix. +[346.000 --> 353.000] The mix. +[353.000 --> 360.000] The mix. +[360.000 --> 367.000] The mix. +[367.000 --> 374.000] The mix. +[374.000 --> 381.000] The mix. +[381.000 --> 388.000] The mix. +[388.000 --> 395.000] The mix. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_vKw7CuLzwhU.txt b/transcript/cooking_vKw7CuLzwhU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..57a2ed30abeb949a9481b7d0b29028d3716efa43 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_vKw7CuLzwhU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,1874 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Is that laptop yours? +[2.000 --> 4.000] Why is that your laptop? +[4.000 --> 7.000] And your father ever discussed you for... +[7.000 --> 11.000] All these terrible things in the world, is ill. +[11.000 --> 14.000] So today we're covering Hunter Biden. +[14.000 --> 18.000] And just like Arkelly, you have an image in your head of who this is. +[18.000 --> 20.000] Even more importantly, his father happens to be president. +[20.000 --> 25.000] And you'll take all the baggage associated with the fact that he's the child of the president +[25.000 --> 28.000] and assign all of that to him and what we're talking about. +[28.000 --> 31.000] We're talking about what we see in terms of body language. +[31.000 --> 33.000] We all have some very pointed opinions. +[33.000 --> 35.000] Does not have anything to do with the president. +[35.000 --> 38.000] Does never have anything to do with anything other than what we see. +[38.000 --> 40.000] Period. That's it. +[40.000 --> 41.000] All right, you guys ready? +[41.000 --> 42.000] Yeah. +[42.000 --> 44.000] Here we go. +[44.000 --> 46.000] Scott Rouse from a body language expert and analyst. +[46.000 --> 50.000] And I train law enforcement and the military and interrogation and body language. +[50.000 --> 53.000] And I've created the number one online body language course. +[53.000 --> 55.000] Bodylanguagetactics.com with Greg Hartley. +[55.000 --> 56.000] Mark? +[56.000 --> 57.000] I'm Mark. +[57.000 --> 58.000] I'm Mark Bowden. +[58.000 --> 59.000] I'm an expert in human behavior and body language. +[59.000 --> 65.000] I help people all over the world to stand out, win trust, gain credibility every time they communicate, +[65.000 --> 67.000] including some of the leaders of the G7. +[67.000 --> 68.000] Chase. +[68.000 --> 72.000] I'm Chase Usadid, 20 years of the US military. +[72.000 --> 74.000] Lot of research into behavior and psychology. +[74.000 --> 81.000] Nowadays I train intelligence agencies and the general public in extreme persuasion, influence, and behavioral profiling. +[81.000 --> 82.000] Greg Hartley. +[82.000 --> 83.000] Greg Hartley. +[83.000 --> 87.000] I'm a former Army interrogator and interrogation instructor, resistance to interrogation instructor, +[87.000 --> 89.000] written ten books on body language and behavior. +[89.000 --> 93.000] And put together this course body language tactics.com with Scott Rouse. +[93.000 --> 96.000] I'd spend most of my time on Wall Street and corporate America today. +[96.000 --> 97.000] All right. +[97.000 --> 100.000] Well, today we're going to talk about Hunter Biden and a cup. +[100.000 --> 104.000] We're going to take a look at a few interviews, sections of those that he's done over the past couple of years. +[104.000 --> 107.000] Some of them are from 2019 in that right, Greg. +[107.000 --> 108.000] Yep. +[108.000 --> 109.000] 2019, 2000. +[109.000 --> 110.000] And then most recently. +[110.000 --> 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--> 146.000] We're almost 2,250. +[146.000 --> 148.000] You could be the person who brings us over in our first year. +[148.000 --> 149.000] Yeah. +[149.000 --> 150.000] Yeah. +[150.000 --> 152.000] Which way can give you something we would know who you were. +[152.000 --> 153.000] All right. +[153.000 --> 154.000] Here we go. +[154.000 --> 155.000] You make just one reference to it at the book. +[155.000 --> 156.000] Yeah. +[156.000 --> 157.000] Is that laptop yours? +[157.000 --> 159.000] It's, you don't need the laptop. +[159.000 --> 160.000] You got a book. +[160.000 --> 161.000] You got the book. +[161.000 --> 162.000] It's all in the book. +[162.000 --> 163.000] And I don't know. +[163.000 --> 164.000] I truly, that you don't know. +[164.000 --> 167.000] The serious answer is that I truly do not know the answer to that. +[167.000 --> 169.000] Did you leave a laptop with a repairman? +[169.000 --> 170.000] Not that I remember. +[170.000 --> 171.000] Not that you remember. +[171.000 --> 172.000] No. +[172.000 --> 173.000] No. +[173.000 --> 182.000] But whether or not somebody has my laptop, whether or not it was my, my was hacked, whether or not there, it exists a laptop at all. +[182.000 --> 183.000] I truly don't know. +[183.000 --> 185.000] Are you missing a laptop? +[185.000 --> 194.000] Not that I know of, but you know, read the book and you realize that I wasn't keeping tabs on possessions very well for about a four year period of time. +[194.000 --> 195.000] All right. +[195.000 --> 196.000] Greg, what do you got? +[196.000 --> 197.000] Yes. +[197.000 --> 199.000] So I'm going to go, Mark, I'm going to send a little like you this time. +[199.000 --> 201.000] I'm looking at character. +[201.000 --> 207.000] And as we walk down the path for this guy, I'm going to tell you that if you're not old enough to know this character, you're going to have to go and look him up. +[207.000 --> 210.000] There's a guy named Eddie Haskell on leave it to beaver. +[210.000 --> 216.000] And Eddie Haskell was notorious for any time someone could give him something like a parent. +[216.000 --> 218.000] He would suck up big time. +[218.000 --> 238.000] And when they couldn't, he would talk down to them. +[238.000 --> 243.000] There's a whole lot of Eddie Haskell going on in this video as we get into these next pieces. +[243.000 --> 249.000] I'll point him out in his demeanor changes depending upon whether he needs something or he's telling. +[249.000 --> 251.000] And we're going to look at all of that. +[251.000 --> 252.000] Now, I'm not saying his line here. +[252.000 --> 255.000] I'm going to tell you he might not even know whether this is his laptop or not. +[255.000 --> 256.000] And he hedges it every turn. +[256.000 --> 259.000] So we'll talk about Eddie Haskell throughout this video. +[259.000 --> 262.000] I'm going to say he's now haskeling will be the term I use. +[262.000 --> 265.000] Here he starts off by chaff and redirect. +[265.000 --> 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--> 336.000] It's just classic. +[336.000 --> 340.000] And we'll see him changes demeanor when he's talking in a different way. +[340.000 --> 342.000] But for now, remember Eddie Haskell. +[342.000 --> 343.000] Chase, what do you got? +[343.000 --> 344.000] Great. +[344.000 --> 345.000] I agree with all that. +[345.000 --> 351.000] And I think there's something off here in the first camera cut where there is an edit in there. +[351.000 --> 354.000] Then you can see it in the reporter. +[354.000 --> 356.000] But I'd like you to check it out. +[356.000 --> 360.000] Let us know in the comments if you identified where the edit was. +[360.000 --> 364.000] And when he said you don't need the laptop, you got a book. +[364.000 --> 365.000] There's a book. +[365.000 --> 366.000] There's some subtext here. +[366.000 --> 368.000] You know what the subtext is? +[368.000 --> 369.000] Go buy the book. +[369.000 --> 373.000] I mean, he might as well have a screen behind him with his book on it. +[373.000 --> 375.000] I mean, it's ridiculous. +[375.000 --> 381.000] So the serious answer is that I truly do not know the answer to that. +[381.000 --> 386.000] So this is double removal, a non-contracted denial, which means they say, +[386.000 --> 389.000] do not instead of don't. +[389.000 --> 391.000] And did you leave it with a repairman? +[391.000 --> 395.000] The reporter shaking his head to help him with the answers. +[395.000 --> 397.000] No idea who this person is doing the interview. +[397.000 --> 400.000] But I would bet money that you're going to see this again. +[400.000 --> 405.000] And I would also bet money if I had no idea who either one of these people are, +[405.000 --> 411.000] that the reporter was either paid or trained to assist this person in the interview. +[411.000 --> 417.000] And not that I remember, said that twice with digital flexion on his hand. +[417.000 --> 422.000] You can see his hand squeezing his other hand to try to hold himself still. +[422.000 --> 424.000] He's very still here. +[424.000 --> 427.000] And this is when he's being deceptive, according to me. +[427.000 --> 431.000] And I want you to see what he looks like when he's not here in a couple videos, +[431.000 --> 433.000] which we're going to look at. +[433.000 --> 438.000] And he's saying read the book and you'll realize that X, Y, and Z. +[438.000 --> 442.000] So you need to go buy my book, go buy my book. +[442.000 --> 444.000] And that's the overall theme of this. +[444.000 --> 446.000] Mark, would you go? +[446.000 --> 448.000] Yeah, absolutely all the same stuff. +[448.000 --> 450.000] You know, there's a book out there going by the book. +[450.000 --> 451.000] He's locked down. +[451.000 --> 454.000] There's lots of self soothing going on there. +[454.000 --> 458.000] I based line this about against him being on Jimmy Kimmel, because I thought, +[458.000 --> 459.000] I think he's a bit more fun. +[459.000 --> 461.000] And so, yeah, we see him on the Jimmy Kimmel show. +[461.000 --> 463.000] He starts to use descriptors more. +[463.000 --> 465.000] He's more open. +[465.000 --> 469.000] He's still a little bit locked down, but he's not locked down like he's locked down in this. +[469.000 --> 474.000] So yeah, he's really tight and secure in this one. +[474.000 --> 478.000] You know, the only thing he doesn't suggest is the potential. +[478.000 --> 480.000] The potential of the book. +[480.000 --> 483.000] I'm surprised he didn't go down that route because he gets very, very close. +[483.000 --> 485.000] I mean, you know, it could be my laptop. +[485.000 --> 486.000] Maybe it's not my laptop. +[486.000 --> 490.000] Hey, maybe laptops just are not a thing in the first place. +[490.000 --> 494.000] I was expecting he might push it that far, but he, but he doesn't. +[494.000 --> 496.000] There's this interesting strong gaze that he has. +[496.000 --> 499.000] I mean, I think he's a bit more focused on the fact that he's not locked down. +[499.000 --> 501.000] I think he's a bit more focused on the fact that he's not locked down. +[501.000 --> 503.000] I think he's a bit more focused on the fact that he's not locked down. +[503.000 --> 505.000] I think he's a bit more focused on the fact that he's not locked down. +[505.000 --> 507.000] I think he's a bit more focused on the fact that he's not locked down. +[507.000 --> 510.000] I think he's not locked down. +[510.000 --> 512.000] No, it doesn't go inside. +[512.000 --> 515.000] It's an important, interesting strong gaze that he has as well. +[515.000 --> 517.000] Now he does show this in the Jimmy Kimmel show as well. +[517.000 --> 519.000] But in the Jimmy Kimmel show, his blink rate is a lot more. +[519.000 --> 520.000] He kind of locks his eyes. +[520.000 --> 528.000] Very wide and tries to hold that gaze without any blink at all. +[528.000 --> 533.000] Greg picked on some specific moments where he can't hold that open +[533.000 --> 541.840] Gaze that I think is there to kind of almost seduce the eye contact and get the attention and get the buy-in on it. +[541.840 --> 548.600] And then at the end, I absolutely Greg, lots of chaff and breed direct, but especially at the end here where he says, +[548.600 --> 552.320] look, everything was a little bit shaky at that time. +[552.320 --> 559.120] And he introduces the hook of a much bigger personal drama going on. +[559.120 --> 564.200] The drama for the interviewer, or certainly the audience here is the drama of the laptop. +[564.200 --> 571.000] He manages to move it across to a much bigger personal drama where everything was a little bit shaky. +[571.000 --> 579.200] So interesting start for him there, which doesn't bowed well for us really believing in what he's talking about here. +[579.200 --> 580.680] Scott, what do you got? +[580.680 --> 581.360] All right. +[581.360 --> 582.800] You guys covered a lot of stuff. +[582.800 --> 585.360] Chase, I was going to talk about what you're talking about in the editing. +[585.600 --> 590.920] I was opening with that because the editing on these things all of really bugged me to death. +[590.920 --> 593.840] This guy, he isn't a TV guy. +[593.840 --> 596.640] He's not good at this, but he's been trained. +[596.640 --> 597.760] And we'll go as we go through. +[597.760 --> 602.400] That's going to be the little thread this time that I go through pointing out the things where he's been trained. +[602.400 --> 605.560] And now he is the champion of chaff and redirect. +[605.560 --> 608.480] The champion up at this point was Anthony Weiner. +[608.480 --> 609.640] Boy, that guy's good at that. +[609.640 --> 611.240] I mean, you'll come in and say, what about this? +[611.240 --> 614.280] And I was like, well, and it goes off from this whole other thing. +[614.280 --> 621.840] But the thing that's similar with those two with Anthony Weiner and Hunter is when it gets to the important part about that laptop, +[621.840 --> 624.920] he does the very same thing Anthony Weiner does. +[624.920 --> 627.040] He starts talking about how it could be mine. +[627.040 --> 627.720] It can be mine. +[627.720 --> 628.320] I don't know. +[628.320 --> 630.080] We're listening to a victim. +[630.080 --> 638.280] Everything he talks about goes back to him being an addict about how he blames everything on being addicted to crack at some point during this. +[638.280 --> 640.000] So he goes, I don't remember. +[640.000 --> 641.400] You'll find out in the book. +[641.400 --> 642.840] Those types of things I agree with Chase. +[642.840 --> 646.080] Again, he's selling the book, but that's the reason he did the interview. +[646.080 --> 646.800] That's fine. +[646.800 --> 647.280] No big deal. +[647.280 --> 648.280] He's selling something. +[648.280 --> 656.200] Again, his squeeze in that hand is going to be his product is baseline now because he does what he does that. +[656.200 --> 661.080] I believe he's been trained to do that because before I'm sure he was chewing on his mouth, doing all kinds of things, +[661.080 --> 666.960] and moving around a lot because you can see him controlling those those little movements that someone will do when they get nervous. +[667.000 --> 669.360] They start getting into things like I do. +[669.360 --> 673.360] They train him to or he's been trained to sit still. +[673.360 --> 676.320] And that's how he's doing it because he's not comfortable in the way he's sitting. +[676.320 --> 684.920] He's all got his arm cocked over this way and he's leaning this way somehow and just looks odd and it looks like it feels odd to me from where I'm sitting. +[684.920 --> 687.520] He talks too fast when he's thinking about something. +[687.520 --> 693.800] That's how he can tell when he's creating something because he he starts throwing out chaff and port sort of puts his mouth over here. +[693.880 --> 705.200] And while his brain is thinking and he knows what he's going to say, we're looking at a professional liar here because he was a crack addict and drug addicts there, their pro liars, +[705.200 --> 712.440] and they'll look you right in the face and just swear up down to everything you find valuable and you think that they think you find valuable in your life. +[712.440 --> 718.280] They'll swear to that from your religion to your kids to whatever it is they'll swear to it. +[718.360 --> 722.400] So as I go through this, I can't get my mind off that because I know that look we all do. +[722.400 --> 726.360] We've all talked to two people that are in that space. +[726.360 --> 728.960] So to me so far, this looks like we're coming out of the gate. +[728.960 --> 733.520] We're dealing with somebody who is really good at being deceptive. +[733.520 --> 734.880] I shouldn't call him a liar like that. +[734.880 --> 740.040] That's bad to come out of the gate saying that, but that's what I'm seeing right out of the gate here. +[740.040 --> 746.200] And again, he's not a TV guy as we go through and that's why he's looking uncomfortable most of the time. +[747.000 --> 748.000] Scott, two things. +[748.000 --> 755.080] What I agree in the Eddie Haskell character, anybody who's an addict will be the Eddie Haskell character because they have to have two faces, +[755.080 --> 757.160] one for authority and one for the rest of the guys. +[757.360 --> 758.480] So I think that's a part of it. +[758.760 --> 760.440] And then the other one is Eddie Haskell. +[760.440 --> 767.680] If you go watch the show, any of these guys, when they get into a point where they have nowhere to go, it immediately becomes somebody else's fault, something else happened. +[768.000 --> 771.560] It's just it's why every time I watched it all, I could see was this character. +[772.560 --> 774.800] Yeah, you make just one reference to it at the book. +[774.800 --> 775.400] Yeah. +[775.400 --> 776.720] Is that laptop yours? +[776.720 --> 779.000] It's you don't need the laptop. +[779.000 --> 780.320] You got a book. +[780.320 --> 781.520] You get the book. +[781.520 --> 782.320] It's all in the book. +[782.320 --> 783.120] And I don't know. +[783.120 --> 785.080] I truly that you don't know this. +[785.080 --> 787.520] Here is the answer is that I truly do not know the answer to that. +[787.520 --> 789.880] Did you leave a laptop with a repair man? +[789.880 --> 790.720] Not that I remember. +[790.720 --> 791.640] Not that you remember. +[791.640 --> 792.920] No, no. +[792.920 --> 800.840] But whether or not somebody has my laptop, whether or not it was my, my was hacked, whether or not. +[800.840 --> 803.080] There exists a laptop at all. +[803.080 --> 804.160] I truly don't know. +[804.160 --> 805.800] Are you missing a laptop? +[805.800 --> 814.560] Not that I know of, but you know, read the book and you'll realize that I wasn't keeping tabs on possessions very well for about a four year period of time. +[814.560 --> 815.560] All right. +[815.560 --> 816.400] You good? +[816.400 --> 817.400] Yeah, good. +[817.400 --> 818.400] You. +[818.400 --> 819.720] Was that your laptop? +[819.720 --> 820.720] For real, I don't know. +[820.720 --> 821.920] I know, but you know that this is. +[821.920 --> 822.800] I really don't know. +[822.800 --> 823.640] Okay. +[823.640 --> 827.080] You don't know yes or no if the laptop was the idea. +[827.080 --> 828.320] I have no idea what it was. +[828.320 --> 829.360] So could have been yours. +[829.360 --> 830.400] Of course, certainly. +[830.400 --> 833.040] There could be a laptop out there that was stolen from me. +[833.040 --> 834.520] There could be that I was hacked. +[834.520 --> 838.240] It could be that it was that it was Russian intelligence. +[838.240 --> 840.880] It could be that it was stolen from me. +[840.880 --> 844.000] And you didn't drop off a laptop till you repaired. +[844.000 --> 845.000] No, no, no, no. +[845.000 --> 846.720] Not that I remember at all. +[846.720 --> 847.720] At all. +[847.720 --> 849.840] So we'll see. +[849.840 --> 850.520] All right. +[850.520 --> 851.840] Chase, what do you got? +[851.840 --> 857.680] So he's shaking his head while questioning again. +[857.680 --> 858.680] I'm sorry. +[858.680 --> 860.320] She is shaking her head during the questioning. +[860.320 --> 863.560] Is there any way is this is this your laptop? +[863.560 --> 866.800] Let me tell you exactly how you need to answer this hunter. +[866.800 --> 868.160] And we're seeing that. +[868.160 --> 870.880] And in the truth questions, we'll see them nod their head. +[870.880 --> 873.720] We'll see them, you know, give that look like this. +[873.720 --> 875.000] Is that truth question hunter? +[875.000 --> 877.640] You need to get ready for this question. +[877.640 --> 881.760] And this is your called plausibility statements. +[881.760 --> 882.760] It might have been this. +[882.760 --> 885.120] It might have been that Elon Musk might have actually +[885.120 --> 887.000] broken into my apartment and stolen it. +[887.000 --> 888.120] It could be on Mars. +[888.120 --> 889.440] I don't know. +[889.440 --> 891.600] There's a lot of things that could happen. +[891.600 --> 893.080] Those are plausibility statements. +[893.080 --> 895.320] They are a marker for deception. +[895.320 --> 899.720] It's, as Scott would say, suggests or denotes that a person +[899.720 --> 902.200] is being deceptive. +[902.200 --> 905.000] And then again, in the same video that we just watched, +[905.000 --> 906.200] when you're about to watch, there's +[906.200 --> 908.640] even more head shaking during the second part of this. +[908.640 --> 909.480] It's not yours. +[909.480 --> 912.080] You're absolutely certain about that. +[912.080 --> 917.160] And so this is a distancing language over and over +[917.200 --> 918.160] throughout the whole thing. +[918.160 --> 919.720] I'm not going to go too long in this one. +[919.720 --> 920.880] Greg? +[920.880 --> 921.400] Yeah. +[921.400 --> 922.080] So same thing. +[922.080 --> 925.320] I have written down here, there may be dogs on the moon. +[925.320 --> 927.080] You know, who knows? +[927.080 --> 929.040] We can just come up with any kind of conjecture +[929.040 --> 930.760] and make that go forever and ever. +[930.760 --> 932.200] For real, I don't know. +[932.200 --> 934.880] The only time that he does a gravity-defying act +[934.880 --> 937.760] is his finger rises when he does for real, I don't know. +[937.760 --> 942.680] And then he says, but my point is, and if it were one of us, +[942.680 --> 945.280] we would sit quietly and listen for a story to start +[945.280 --> 946.120] to come apart. +[946.120 --> 949.560] He steps on that and then goes to ask more questions. +[949.560 --> 952.640] He does the Eddie Haskell request for approval with his brow +[952.640 --> 953.240] up. +[953.240 --> 954.880] I don't know the answer. +[954.880 --> 956.600] I was just messed up all the whole time +[956.600 --> 957.120] is what he's saying. +[957.120 --> 958.960] But then you see distaste and amusement +[958.960 --> 961.520] as he chaff and redirects and does more of this whole, +[961.520 --> 964.320] anything and does a broad disclaimer, not that I know. +[964.320 --> 967.240] I mean, he's using all the language we expect from people +[967.240 --> 970.480] if they're trying to avoid answering a question. +[970.480 --> 972.400] Does he know that he had a laptop? +[972.400 --> 973.080] Certainly. +[973.080 --> 974.520] Does he know where that laptop is now? +[974.520 --> 975.240] No. +[975.240 --> 978.360] So yeah, he's doing this broad thing saying it could be this, +[978.360 --> 980.160] somebody could have stolen it, could have been here. +[980.160 --> 982.280] I could, what he didn't say is I could have been so drugged +[982.280 --> 982.960] out of my mind. +[982.960 --> 984.960] I gave it to somebody for crack. +[984.960 --> 986.000] He didn't say that. +[986.000 --> 989.400] So he just leaves it open ended, chaff and redirect. +[989.400 --> 991.840] And she takes the chaff and steps on him +[991.840 --> 996.680] when he says, but my point is, should of, I agree with you, Chase, +[996.680 --> 998.760] don't shake your head, no, don't shake your head, yes, +[998.760 --> 1001.040] stop, ask a question and go from there. +[1001.040 --> 1002.280] Scott, what do you got? +[1002.280 --> 1003.040] All right. +[1003.040 --> 1004.880] When he says, for real, I don't know. +[1004.880 --> 1007.520] He's almost reverts back to a childlike thing. +[1007.520 --> 1011.000] When he's coming into that head goes down and he juts his head out. +[1011.000 --> 1013.680] At the same time, that's, and we'll see that as, +[1013.680 --> 1015.200] we're going to see him do that a couple of times +[1015.200 --> 1016.920] as we go through this. +[1016.920 --> 1018.760] His legs, like we saw in Prince Andrew, +[1018.760 --> 1021.800] his legs were crossed in that, not in the masculine form, +[1021.800 --> 1024.840] but the more of a feminine form of cross legs, +[1024.840 --> 1027.040] which is suggest you be relaxed and everything's +[1027.040 --> 1028.280] going to be fine and all that. +[1028.280 --> 1030.200] But his demeanor doesn't match the way he's sitting, +[1030.200 --> 1031.320] he's acting. +[1031.320 --> 1034.720] He's trying to have his arms apart and be open +[1034.720 --> 1035.800] and have his hands here. +[1035.800 --> 1037.800] But you can see he's stressed. +[1037.800 --> 1041.320] You can tell that he's really tight as he moves. +[1041.320 --> 1043.680] Because you can see his whole body begin to jiggle +[1043.680 --> 1047.560] as he starts talking and starts to defend himself. +[1047.560 --> 1049.680] The blank expression, the wild eyes again, +[1049.680 --> 1050.480] I agree with Mark. +[1050.480 --> 1052.640] He's trying to get him to lock in on him, +[1052.640 --> 1056.320] which is, as we know, that's a great tactic to do. +[1056.320 --> 1062.200] And he's had so much time to rehearse defending +[1062.200 --> 1064.880] his position on things when he might be not telling +[1064.880 --> 1067.320] that you're always being deceptive that this is, +[1067.320 --> 1069.720] he's just going, he's reverting right back to that. +[1069.720 --> 1071.840] Because it's that, please, you got to believe me. +[1071.840 --> 1073.760] The eyebrows go up the hole. +[1073.760 --> 1075.400] It's just, it's classics. +[1075.400 --> 1078.000] I mean, this should be on a 10 turner classic thing. +[1078.000 --> 1078.880] If it was a movie, they say, +[1078.880 --> 1080.680] oh, let's watch some of the old stuff. +[1080.680 --> 1082.920] This guy really doesn't, he does it so well. +[1082.920 --> 1084.720] That's what we'd be looking at. +[1084.720 --> 1087.080] And again, Anthony Wiener does the same style +[1087.080 --> 1088.640] of Chaffery Direct. +[1088.640 --> 1091.680] But I think this is the new champion of Chaffery Direct +[1091.680 --> 1093.760] over Anthony Wiener at this point. +[1093.760 --> 1095.040] Mark, what do you got? +[1095.040 --> 1096.520] Yeah, so there are some similarities +[1096.520 --> 1098.920] to the Prince Andrew situation +[1098.920 --> 1102.080] and we'll see those later on as well. +[1102.080 --> 1104.360] And I think the big similarity I'm seeing +[1104.360 --> 1108.000] is his resistance techniques, which are similar +[1108.000 --> 1109.320] to some of Prince Andrews in there. +[1109.320 --> 1112.280] There's a lot of just hang on there for dear life. +[1112.280 --> 1115.840] Just hang on, keep your grip and don't try and move. +[1115.840 --> 1119.520] Because when we see him in the Jimmy Kimmel interview +[1119.520 --> 1120.800] that I baseline him on, +[1120.840 --> 1123.120] he comes away from the chair side +[1123.120 --> 1125.520] and he does really start to gesture. +[1125.520 --> 1127.440] There's way more description. +[1127.440 --> 1129.680] I think as everybody else has been saying, +[1129.680 --> 1132.840] he's been told, hang on to that chair +[1132.840 --> 1135.360] and just keep your hands still. +[1135.360 --> 1139.080] So we do see that gravity defying as Greg was saying, +[1139.080 --> 1141.960] two finger lift that happens there on, +[1141.960 --> 1143.280] I really don't know. +[1143.280 --> 1146.520] That signals to me, there's a strong possibility. +[1146.520 --> 1149.880] He does know that there's some actual positivity there +[1149.880 --> 1151.760] rather than negativity. +[1151.760 --> 1155.040] If he hadn't been told, hang on to your chair, +[1155.040 --> 1157.680] I think we'd be getting a big gesture out of him, right, +[1157.680 --> 1160.680] then because he really wants to convince us of, +[1160.680 --> 1162.840] I just don't know about this. +[1162.840 --> 1164.720] We get these incredible stories now +[1164.720 --> 1167.520] about all the possibilities for computers. +[1167.520 --> 1169.840] I mean, again, it should be like, +[1169.840 --> 1171.880] the computer could have been everybody's. +[1171.880 --> 1174.800] Maybe it was a computer that belonged to all of us +[1174.800 --> 1176.200] at the time rather than before. +[1176.200 --> 1178.040] It was like, I don't think computers +[1178.040 --> 1180.080] maybe exist in the first place. +[1180.080 --> 1182.800] So he's gone to the opposite end of the spectrum now. +[1182.800 --> 1185.840] Again, this strong eye contact that we get, +[1185.840 --> 1190.840] I think that is his way of controlling and convincing. +[1192.800 --> 1196.040] And I think to Scott's point, +[1196.040 --> 1199.400] I think that is a learned behavior from back in his, +[1199.400 --> 1204.280] he's recovering now, but back in his days when he was a user, +[1204.280 --> 1208.800] I imagine that is the behavior he used to convince people. +[1208.800 --> 1210.720] Yeah, I don't know where those things have gone. +[1210.720 --> 1211.720] No, I didn't sell them. +[1211.720 --> 1213.560] I didn't haven't met those people. +[1213.560 --> 1215.040] Where were you last night? +[1215.040 --> 1217.640] Here's where I was and those eyes are wide +[1217.640 --> 1221.280] and he's trying to lock them to control and convince. +[1221.280 --> 1223.760] I think it's some of his user behavior +[1223.760 --> 1225.880] that we're probably seeing there. +[1225.880 --> 1228.920] I don't know for sure, but it's a good, it's a good bet. +[1228.920 --> 1231.160] There, that's what I got for you. +[1231.160 --> 1232.120] Excellent. +[1232.120 --> 1233.440] Was that your laptop? +[1233.440 --> 1234.440] For real, I don't know. +[1234.440 --> 1235.440] I know, but this is. +[1235.440 --> 1236.440] I really don't know. +[1236.440 --> 1237.440] It's the answer is that's the truth. +[1237.440 --> 1240.440] You don't know, yes or no, if the laptop was in the idea. +[1240.440 --> 1241.920] I have no idea whether it was. +[1241.920 --> 1243.080] So could have been yours. +[1243.080 --> 1244.080] Of course, certainly. +[1244.080 --> 1246.720] There could be a laptop out there that was stolen from me. +[1246.720 --> 1248.160] There could be that I was hacked. +[1248.160 --> 1251.880] It could be that it was the, that it was Russian intelligence. +[1251.880 --> 1254.520] It could be that it was stolen from me. +[1254.520 --> 1257.680] And you didn't drop off a laptop till you repaired +[1257.680 --> 1258.480] and Delaware. +[1258.480 --> 1261.480] Not that I remember at all, at all. +[1261.480 --> 1263.480] So we'll see. +[1263.480 --> 1264.480] Right. +[1264.480 --> 1266.480] Let's move. +[1266.480 --> 1270.520] Looking back, did you make a mistake taking a spot on that board? +[1270.520 --> 1273.400] No, I don't think I made a mistake in taking a spot on the board. +[1273.400 --> 1279.640] I think I made a mistake in terms of underestimating the way +[1279.640 --> 1282.480] in which it would be used against me. +[1282.480 --> 1285.800] But you must have seen the optics even back then. +[1285.800 --> 1289.400] You must have, I mean, how could you not have foreseen +[1289.400 --> 1290.680] that this was going to look back? +[1290.680 --> 1293.480] Because I really didn't, I'm being dishonest with you +[1293.480 --> 1294.560] as I possibly can. +[1294.560 --> 1297.520] All I know is that not one investigative body, +[1297.520 --> 1299.680] not one series journalist has ever +[1299.680 --> 1302.600] accused, has ever come to the conclusion +[1302.600 --> 1306.400] that I did anything wrong or that my father did anything wrong. +[1306.400 --> 1309.200] There I am going to go first on this one. +[1309.200 --> 1311.560] Prior to the gate, we see him squeezing that hand again +[1311.560 --> 1312.840] as an adapter. +[1312.840 --> 1314.320] And he really gets on it too. +[1314.320 --> 1316.000] He's really up in that thing. +[1316.000 --> 1317.840] But again, that's part of his training +[1317.840 --> 1318.960] and it is part of his baseline. +[1319.040 --> 1321.760] We're going to see it throughout most of these videos. +[1321.760 --> 1323.080] His knees pointed to the interviewer +[1323.080 --> 1324.080] as he's doing that as well. +[1324.080 --> 1325.520] We got two barriers going on there. +[1325.520 --> 1327.080] His hand is being used as one. +[1327.080 --> 1328.800] It's doing that. +[1328.800 --> 1330.040] And his knee is pointing right at her +[1330.040 --> 1331.680] and he's slunk back in that chair +[1331.680 --> 1334.280] so hard he cannot get any further away from her. +[1334.280 --> 1335.120] But he's doing that. +[1335.120 --> 1336.960] We don't see any illustrators. +[1336.960 --> 1339.720] His knee pops up a little bit here and there. +[1339.720 --> 1341.960] But we don't see any, we don't see any illustrators +[1341.960 --> 1342.800] with this. +[1342.800 --> 1343.760] It's just odd looking. +[1343.760 --> 1347.320] And when he says, I'm being as honest as I possibly can, +[1347.320 --> 1348.080] he is. +[1348.080 --> 1349.760] He's being as honest as he possibly can +[1349.760 --> 1352.240] without getting in trouble because he tells her, +[1352.240 --> 1355.040] as the whole truth, he's out. +[1355.040 --> 1357.480] He's that it starts a whole other thing. +[1357.480 --> 1358.960] And that's a famous little phrase +[1358.960 --> 1360.160] with somebody who's hiding stuff. +[1360.160 --> 1361.400] When they say, I'm telling you, +[1361.400 --> 1362.600] everything I can possibly tell you +[1362.600 --> 1364.280] and being as honest as I can be. +[1364.280 --> 1365.560] Yeah, because you don't want to go to prison +[1365.560 --> 1368.040] or yeah, you don't want this to happen or that to happen. +[1368.040 --> 1370.040] So that's a huge, +[1370.040 --> 1372.120] that's a guy flagging you on him +[1372.120 --> 1373.040] and like at the airport, +[1373.040 --> 1375.080] those little flags bringing the plane in. +[1375.080 --> 1376.560] That's a big one. +[1377.520 --> 1379.880] Again, he uses his addiction +[1379.880 --> 1382.280] as to get out of jail free card in this, +[1382.280 --> 1383.440] which is another thing that runs, +[1383.440 --> 1385.360] another thread that runs through this whole thing. +[1385.360 --> 1388.760] He's, he doesn't, he can blame anything that happened on that. +[1388.760 --> 1390.320] It's probably the best thing that it happened to him +[1390.320 --> 1391.120] because no matter what happens, +[1391.120 --> 1392.560] it's the animal, remember. +[1392.560 --> 1393.560] I don't remember what happened. +[1393.560 --> 1395.120] We'll find out, I guess, you know, +[1395.120 --> 1396.520] if it's, oh yeah, I guess it did. +[1396.520 --> 1397.320] I guess I was here. +[1397.320 --> 1398.000] I still remember doing it. +[1398.000 --> 1399.760] So I wasn't lying. +[1399.760 --> 1402.320] Mm, just like it's on my last nerve. +[1402.320 --> 1403.800] So that there's a whole, +[1403.800 --> 1406.000] there's a whole bunch more, I'll eat them all up. +[1406.160 --> 1407.600] Mark, what do you got? +[1407.600 --> 1410.280] Yeah, so lock down there again. +[1410.280 --> 1411.520] That's training. +[1411.520 --> 1414.200] Yeah, as you say, Scott, he's right in, +[1414.200 --> 1416.440] oh, he's right in, in, in there. +[1416.440 --> 1419.040] And I think he's probably using a technique +[1419.040 --> 1421.280] of self-stimulating on that, +[1421.280 --> 1425.360] which is to cause some kind of strong feeling here, +[1425.360 --> 1427.080] which is a sense of, well, +[1427.080 --> 1429.320] I'm in control of this feeling, +[1429.320 --> 1432.560] though I'm not in control of the drama +[1432.560 --> 1435.680] that's going on or the question that's going on. +[1435.760 --> 1438.560] Something I might train somebody to do in order to go, +[1438.560 --> 1440.800] well, you're not going to be in control of the questions, +[1440.800 --> 1443.440] but here's what you are going to be in control of. +[1443.440 --> 1444.920] You're going to be in control of the pain +[1444.920 --> 1447.920] that you're going to cause yourself during this. +[1447.920 --> 1450.680] You're going to be in control of that element of it. +[1450.680 --> 1452.400] So he's doing that for sure, +[1452.400 --> 1454.000] digging his fingers right in. +[1454.000 --> 1458.000] Yeah, I'm being as honest as I possibly can be. +[1458.000 --> 1459.800] Oh, well, so you could be more honest. +[1459.800 --> 1463.040] So my question would be under what circumstances +[1463.040 --> 1464.360] could you be more honest? +[1464.360 --> 1466.000] And how would that look? +[1466.000 --> 1468.400] What would that sound like if you were being more honest +[1468.400 --> 1469.600] with me right now? +[1469.600 --> 1471.120] Because he's basically saying, +[1471.120 --> 1473.040] under the current circumstances, +[1473.040 --> 1474.320] this is good as it gets. +[1474.320 --> 1477.080] Well, I want to know what are the current circumstances +[1477.080 --> 1479.560] for you and what would actually more honesty +[1479.560 --> 1481.800] therefore sound like. +[1481.800 --> 1484.080] Chase, I'm super interested in what you think +[1484.080 --> 1485.360] of the blink right here, +[1485.360 --> 1488.520] because I'm not even, +[1488.520 --> 1491.680] I mean, I counted one, I'm miscounted. +[1494.040 --> 1496.640] But maybe you got a little bit more than I did, +[1496.640 --> 1500.080] but I only got one that noticeable one to me. +[1500.080 --> 1502.480] So, so Chase, what do you got? +[1503.600 --> 1506.880] The blink rate goes up for stress +[1506.880 --> 1509.560] and down, some people say comfort, +[1509.560 --> 1512.040] but down means focus. +[1513.560 --> 1515.600] So last time you watched like a really cool movie +[1515.600 --> 1516.600] that had all your attention, +[1516.600 --> 1518.680] your blink rate was somewhere around like a three +[1518.680 --> 1521.560] or four per minute, per minute. +[1521.560 --> 1525.760] And when we go up to those spikes that are 80, 75, 80, +[1525.760 --> 1527.120] up in high stress, +[1527.120 --> 1530.120] none of us notice that our blink rates going up +[1530.120 --> 1531.840] because it's such an unconscious behavior. +[1531.840 --> 1533.120] And that's one of the reasons +[1533.120 --> 1537.040] that it's so dramatically reliable for everything. +[1537.040 --> 1540.080] But yeah, so we had a tremendous amount of focus there. +[1540.080 --> 1542.720] The blink rate was almost nonexistent. +[1542.720 --> 1544.440] So we had a lot of focus. +[1544.440 --> 1547.840] And I think I'll skip over what you guys covered. +[1547.880 --> 1550.840] And this is a common narrative now that we see +[1550.840 --> 1553.080] in everybody left, right? +[1553.080 --> 1554.320] I don't really care. +[1554.320 --> 1555.680] All politicians lie. +[1555.680 --> 1558.200] No matter what, all of them, 100%. +[1559.880 --> 1562.880] This is almost like, it almost reminds me +[1562.880 --> 1566.160] of if I'm guilty of anything, it's being too honorable. +[1567.240 --> 1569.760] This is what this reminds me of. +[1569.760 --> 1571.480] I'm a victim, I never make mistakes. +[1571.480 --> 1572.320] Perfect. +[1572.320 --> 1575.320] And you're misunderstanding everything. +[1575.320 --> 1576.360] That's how this works. +[1576.360 --> 1579.520] And it's just summed up perfectly in the end of this clip. +[1579.520 --> 1581.680] It's summed up perfectly and I'm paraphrasing +[1581.680 --> 1583.600] like crazy here. +[1583.600 --> 1587.760] But it's no one has ever done anything wrong. +[1587.760 --> 1590.120] That's involved with me. +[1590.120 --> 1592.800] Anything that's happened to me was a result of something else. +[1592.800 --> 1595.160] And my locus of control is outside of me. +[1595.160 --> 1596.480] I don't control my life. +[1598.000 --> 1599.400] Greg, yeah. +[1599.400 --> 1600.760] Yeah, you guys have hit most of it. +[1600.760 --> 1603.000] But again, we can't miss the coaching. +[1603.000 --> 1604.040] Guys, if we were coaching, +[1604.040 --> 1605.360] we would probably do something different. +[1605.360 --> 1606.760] I'd say, roll your toes and your shoes +[1606.760 --> 1607.840] or do something else don't do it. +[1607.840 --> 1609.880] So visibly, I would take it away. +[1609.880 --> 1612.440] But the guy is releasing his nervous energy some way. +[1612.440 --> 1614.960] I again, Scott, double barrier. +[1614.960 --> 1617.720] Barrier means I need space, cross your legs and do this. +[1617.720 --> 1618.800] Can't miss that. +[1619.880 --> 1623.120] He goes to this negotiating why it's not his fault +[1623.120 --> 1624.120] to your point chase. +[1624.120 --> 1626.920] He does a double, a double edge sword approach. +[1626.920 --> 1630.000] The first one is, hey, well, I didn't make a mistake, +[1630.000 --> 1631.840] but I didn't realize how it would be perceived. +[1631.840 --> 1635.200] Okay, well, that is fundamentally a mistake. +[1635.200 --> 1636.400] That is fundamentally a mistake. +[1636.400 --> 1637.840] You did something like that. +[1637.840 --> 1638.880] And then he does something I call +[1638.880 --> 1640.960] Innocence by Association. +[1640.960 --> 1643.200] And he lawyers his way through that even. +[1643.200 --> 1647.080] He goes to anybody who is credible has never accused. +[1647.080 --> 1648.560] Oh, wait, not accused. +[1648.560 --> 1651.480] Concluded that I or anyone else did anything wrong. +[1651.480 --> 1654.120] This guy's lawyering his way through the whole thing. +[1654.120 --> 1655.880] He's negotiating any fault away. +[1655.880 --> 1658.080] He's Eddie Haskell again. +[1658.080 --> 1660.720] And he is romancing to use a term that Scott +[1660.720 --> 1662.040] and I use the romancer. +[1662.080 --> 1665.200] And that is tell me what you want to know. +[1665.200 --> 1666.520] Paying really close attention. +[1666.520 --> 1668.320] And the reason people lock their eyes in, +[1668.320 --> 1670.920] I love what you said, Chase, Blinkrate goes to zero. +[1670.920 --> 1672.560] The reason it goes away is because they're paying +[1672.560 --> 1675.120] really close attention to, you believe me, don't you? +[1675.120 --> 1676.200] You believe me, don't you? +[1676.200 --> 1678.440] And they're foreheads up and they are locked +[1678.440 --> 1680.080] onto every move you make. +[1680.080 --> 1683.920] This guy's negotiating his way through what he's lying about. +[1683.920 --> 1685.640] He, there's lots of ways to lie. +[1685.640 --> 1689.680] Omission commission and embellishment or transference. +[1689.680 --> 1690.840] Who knows which one? +[1690.840 --> 1694.320] But it's always nice to have the, I can't remember. +[1694.320 --> 1696.880] And in today's world especially, +[1696.880 --> 1698.040] and when people are addicts, +[1698.040 --> 1700.560] they're recovering from whatever medical condition they had. +[1700.560 --> 1703.640] Yeah, we feel for them at the same time. +[1703.640 --> 1705.560] It can't be holy ground that you can't go after +[1705.560 --> 1707.960] and say, okay, and, and I think you're dead +[1707.960 --> 1709.440] onto that mark I would have been. +[1709.440 --> 1711.120] I would have crawled him pretty hard about this +[1711.120 --> 1713.560] because it's clear that he's being deceptive +[1713.560 --> 1716.280] and he's distancing and taking every opportunity +[1716.280 --> 1718.080] for it not to be his fault. +[1718.080 --> 1719.600] So all I got. +[1719.600 --> 1721.600] Looking back, did you make a mistake +[1721.600 --> 1723.600] taking a spot on that board? +[1723.600 --> 1725.280] No, I don't think I made a mistake +[1725.280 --> 1726.480] and taking a spot on the board. +[1726.480 --> 1730.680] I think I made a mistake in terms of underestimating +[1730.680 --> 1735.520] the way in which it would be used against me. +[1735.520 --> 1737.800] But you must have seen the optics. +[1737.800 --> 1739.880] Even back then, you must have, +[1739.880 --> 1742.480] I mean, how could you not have foreseen +[1742.480 --> 1743.760] that this was gonna look back? +[1743.760 --> 1746.280] Because I really didn't, I'm being as honest +[1746.280 --> 1747.600] with you as I possibly can. +[1747.600 --> 1750.600] All I know is that not one investigative body, +[1750.600 --> 1753.360] not one series journalist has ever acute, +[1753.360 --> 1755.680] has ever come to the conclusion +[1755.680 --> 1757.680] that I did anything wrong +[1757.680 --> 1759.680] or that my father did anything wrong. +[1759.680 --> 1760.720] Excellent. +[1760.720 --> 1761.720] Good. +[1761.720 --> 1762.600] You're the middle. +[1762.600 --> 1764.440] In the list that you gave me of the reasons why +[1764.440 --> 1766.920] you're on that board, you did not list the fact +[1766.920 --> 1768.680] that you were the son of the vice president. +[1768.680 --> 1769.520] Yeah, no. +[1769.520 --> 1771.280] What role do you think that played? +[1771.280 --> 1773.680] I think that it isn't possible for me to be +[1773.680 --> 1775.320] on any of the boards that I just mentioned +[1775.320 --> 1776.680] without saying that I'm the son +[1776.680 --> 1778.120] of the vice president of the United States. +[1778.120 --> 1781.360] You were paid $50,000 a month for your position? +[1781.360 --> 1782.440] Look, I'm a private citizen. +[1782.440 --> 1783.760] One thing that I don't have to do, +[1783.760 --> 1785.960] sit here and open my kimono as it relates +[1785.960 --> 1788.600] to how much money I make or make or did or didn't. +[1788.600 --> 1789.840] But it's all been reported. +[1789.840 --> 1791.680] If your last name wasn't Biden, +[1791.680 --> 1793.000] do you think you would have been asked +[1793.000 --> 1794.960] to be on the board of a reasonable? +[1794.960 --> 1796.080] I don't know. +[1796.080 --> 1797.320] I don't know, probably not. +[1797.320 --> 1799.160] I don't think that there's a lot of things +[1799.160 --> 1800.200] that would have happened in my life +[1800.200 --> 1802.760] that if my last name wasn't Biden. +[1802.760 --> 1804.840] All right, Greg, what do you got? +[1804.840 --> 1806.600] Yeah, I'm not gonna take a whole lot, guys, +[1806.600 --> 1807.800] because this is a pretty clean one. +[1807.800 --> 1808.920] This is a great baseline. +[1808.920 --> 1810.760] This is where the way he talks to other people. +[1810.760 --> 1813.040] This is Eddie Haskell talking to other children. +[1813.040 --> 1815.800] This is not Eddie Haskell talking to the parents. +[1815.800 --> 1817.520] Watch, low forehead involvement. +[1817.520 --> 1819.520] He's a little bit of forehead request for approval once +[1819.520 --> 1821.480] when he says I'm a private citizen. +[1821.480 --> 1825.120] But lack of that, he looks at her, he's telling. +[1825.120 --> 1827.920] He's less likely to be asking for approval +[1827.920 --> 1830.000] and fishing and uncomfortable. +[1830.000 --> 1831.120] He knows where he's at. +[1831.120 --> 1833.080] He knows that he has control of this situation. +[1833.080 --> 1835.800] He's just simply saying, I don't have to tell you that. +[1835.800 --> 1838.600] Very different demeanor, very different mindset. +[1838.600 --> 1840.920] Not a lot of fidgeting still has his hands closed, +[1840.920 --> 1843.000] but that's his demeanor, that's his baseline. +[1843.000 --> 1845.160] My guess is if you talk to Hunter Biden +[1845.160 --> 1846.960] and you were talking about something contentious, +[1846.960 --> 1849.240] but not where he felt like he was in trouble, +[1849.240 --> 1851.880] this would be the Hunter Biden you found. +[1851.880 --> 1853.000] Mark, what do you got? +[1853.000 --> 1856.920] Yeah, so if we take this idea that Chase bought up, +[1856.920 --> 1858.080] which I think is a really good one, +[1858.080 --> 1862.240] that the blink rate goes low when there's focus. +[1862.400 --> 1866.240] He seems very focused around the idea of, +[1866.240 --> 1869.120] I'm a private citizen, that area around there. +[1869.120 --> 1870.960] I don't need to open that kimono. +[1870.960 --> 1874.000] So it gets very focused around that. +[1874.000 --> 1875.160] So that's very protective. +[1875.160 --> 1876.680] It's a protective idea. +[1876.680 --> 1878.720] It's basically saying, I'm protected +[1878.720 --> 1882.120] by telling you any information and I'm focused on that. +[1882.120 --> 1884.280] So that's where I'd start to question. +[1884.280 --> 1887.000] Like, what are you being so protective over? +[1887.000 --> 1888.680] What are you most worried? +[1888.680 --> 1890.320] Who are you most worried for? +[1890.360 --> 1893.280] Who do you most need to protect right now? +[1893.280 --> 1897.960] Because my feeling is that's the focus of this protection. +[1899.160 --> 1900.800] If my last name wasn't Biden, +[1900.800 --> 1902.560] he knits his eyebrows there. +[1902.560 --> 1907.200] It kind of looks a little bit like the idea of confusion. +[1907.200 --> 1910.400] I'm gonna pretend to be kind of confused. +[1910.400 --> 1911.960] It's a bit of a print sandrew. +[1911.960 --> 1916.640] Well, you see in the Navy, there's this idea of going, +[1916.640 --> 1919.200] I just don't think you get this. +[1919.200 --> 1921.040] I'm a little confused. +[1921.040 --> 1924.400] And so I'm just gonna take away your whole premise. +[1924.400 --> 1927.640] What he tries to do with this confusion around +[1927.640 --> 1929.760] if my last name wasn't Biden, +[1929.760 --> 1934.760] is to discount the whole premise, the whole idea +[1935.320 --> 1937.520] because his name is always Biden. +[1937.520 --> 1940.560] It always, it doesn't make any difference to things. +[1940.560 --> 1943.000] It's just something that he has. +[1943.000 --> 1944.680] It affects everything. +[1944.680 --> 1948.480] So therefore, it shouldn't affect this particular issue. +[1948.480 --> 1951.920] It will, of course, it affects this particular issue. +[1951.920 --> 1953.800] Of course, it does. +[1953.800 --> 1955.240] But he mocks the confusion there. +[1955.240 --> 1958.160] So kind of interesting on that one. +[1958.160 --> 1959.600] Scott, what do you got for us? +[1959.600 --> 1960.920] All right. +[1960.920 --> 1963.400] Again, we're seeing his class hands enough. +[1963.400 --> 1964.960] We're seeing his baseline. +[1964.960 --> 1967.280] We're seeing what we used to see in so far. +[1967.280 --> 1969.840] Except these are a little tight in there in front of him. +[1969.840 --> 1972.040] We could see that as a barrier where he's doing this. +[1972.040 --> 1974.480] He's got those, and he can see him squeezing together +[1974.480 --> 1976.040] and move around a little bit. +[1976.040 --> 1978.480] Anybody's gonna be nervous when they're being interviewed, +[1978.480 --> 1980.960] especially when it's on TV, that type of thing. +[1980.960 --> 1983.000] But again, let's start listening. +[1983.000 --> 1985.000] When these versions of the interviews come up +[1985.000 --> 1986.760] and listen to the edits on here, +[1986.760 --> 1988.960] because if you listen to stuff in headphones, +[1988.960 --> 1991.080] there's a lot going on with the editing. +[1991.080 --> 1992.120] A lot going on. +[1992.120 --> 1994.000] Mark, I know you can see that stuff, +[1994.000 --> 1996.320] but I'm telling you, I can hear that stuff in there +[1996.320 --> 1998.840] when the reverb from the room cuts just a little. +[1998.840 --> 2000.000] They're doing the crossfades. +[2000.000 --> 2001.320] So the reverb ends in the other one +[2001.320 --> 2002.160] of the starting as it does that, +[2002.160 --> 2003.280] but they're not that good at it. +[2003.280 --> 2005.880] They're great at it, but it's not perfect. +[2005.880 --> 2008.760] So watching on TV, you're probably not gonna catch it, +[2008.760 --> 2010.880] but in headphones, you can't miss it. +[2013.320 --> 2014.960] That was really odd warning where he said, +[2014.960 --> 2017.760] make or make, did or didn't, did or did. +[2017.760 --> 2020.080] That's, he's thinking as he's going through that. +[2020.080 --> 2023.120] He didn't make 50,000 a month on that. +[2023.120 --> 2024.600] It was 83,000. +[2024.600 --> 2026.200] So he sort of stopped, that's why I'm understanding it. +[2026.200 --> 2029.080] That could be wrong, but I went and looked it up, +[2029.080 --> 2030.880] and it said it was 83,000. +[2030.880 --> 2032.960] So that's why he stopped that. +[2032.960 --> 2035.160] That's why he was going, that's why he didn't say, +[2035.160 --> 2038.360] no, I didn't make 50 grand, which would have been, +[2038.360 --> 2040.480] not been true because he did make 50, +[2040.480 --> 2042.000] but he made 83. +[2042.000 --> 2043.760] If my information is correct on that, +[2043.760 --> 2045.280] which there were a couple of things, +[2045.280 --> 2048.800] and that's the one that finally led out to show that was true +[2048.800 --> 2051.560] from the little better research that I did. +[2051.560 --> 2053.200] So that was really, that was really odd. +[2053.200 --> 2054.640] I think his mouth again is moving faster +[2054.640 --> 2056.000] than his brain's movement. +[2056.000 --> 2058.080] And he knows these questions ahead of time. +[2058.080 --> 2059.880] A lot of the stuff he's just reciting the answers +[2059.880 --> 2060.720] that he's rehearsed. +[2060.720 --> 2063.440] He hadn't gotten into deep rehearsal on these, +[2063.440 --> 2064.560] but he knows what he's gonna say. +[2064.600 --> 2067.080] He just hasn't said these out loud yet, +[2067.080 --> 2068.720] because he's going along. +[2068.720 --> 2070.080] Because if she even says, +[2071.920 --> 2074.320] that she's on the list of questions, +[2074.320 --> 2076.720] on the list of whatever you gave me, +[2076.720 --> 2080.560] I didn't see or didn't say you were the vice president's son. +[2080.560 --> 2082.840] So I think we're seeing some heavy editing +[2082.840 --> 2085.920] in this group of interviews, +[2085.920 --> 2090.280] and I think he's being receptive in there as well. +[2090.280 --> 2091.600] Chase, what do you got? +[2091.600 --> 2093.680] Yeah, so this is heavily cut. +[2093.680 --> 2095.400] If you wanna see the spots, +[2095.400 --> 2098.600] or one of the biggest spots that Scott and Mark +[2098.600 --> 2101.800] are both talking about, watch Hunter's hands. +[2101.800 --> 2103.320] Just keep an eye on his hands, +[2103.320 --> 2105.680] and then just take a look when it cuts away, +[2105.680 --> 2108.080] and it cuts back, and you'll see it. +[2108.080 --> 2109.920] There's a whole lot of political language here, +[2109.920 --> 2112.480] which he's been exposed to his whole life. +[2112.480 --> 2115.440] His dad, I think just about since he was born, +[2115.440 --> 2116.760] has been in politics. +[2117.720 --> 2121.560] And he uses the word look, just like his father. +[2121.560 --> 2124.440] If I'm an interrogator, or if I'm a salesperson, +[2124.440 --> 2126.840] or if I'm a parent trying to convince my child +[2126.840 --> 2130.640] to do something, and they use visual language like look, +[2130.640 --> 2131.800] I'm gonna use words like, +[2131.800 --> 2135.320] I see what you mean instead of, I understand, +[2135.320 --> 2137.680] or that sounds good to me. +[2137.680 --> 2139.680] So I'm gonna change all of my language +[2139.680 --> 2141.320] to match the person speaking to, +[2141.320 --> 2143.280] in the interrogation room, or wherever you are. +[2143.280 --> 2147.480] From a psychotherapist, I'm gonna be using the same language +[2147.480 --> 2149.680] as the person I'm speaking to, to help them. +[2150.680 --> 2152.640] When he says, I want you to watch this. +[2152.640 --> 2154.720] We talk about micro facial expressions, +[2154.720 --> 2155.720] and other things. +[2155.720 --> 2158.240] I want you to spot three microbehabers, +[2158.240 --> 2160.960] and they all occur simultaneously when he says, +[2160.960 --> 2163.000] it's all been reported. +[2163.000 --> 2165.560] There is a neck, fear muscle movement, +[2165.560 --> 2167.640] the meadow classoid muscle right here, +[2167.640 --> 2169.720] and you can see it move under his shirt down here, +[2169.720 --> 2173.040] it even lifts his shirt up a little bit when he says it. +[2173.040 --> 2175.920] Then there's a single shrug that happens right along with it, +[2175.920 --> 2178.720] and a tiny little no head shake. +[2178.760 --> 2181.320] It's all been reported, and you see it all right there +[2181.320 --> 2183.480] within a quarter of a second. +[2183.480 --> 2186.560] So you look for that in this clip, that's all you got. +[2186.560 --> 2187.400] Right, good. +[2187.400 --> 2189.240] And you're talking about the three modes, +[2189.240 --> 2192.360] or three forms of communication there, Chase, +[2192.360 --> 2193.760] and I'm not telling you this, +[2193.760 --> 2195.160] but the person watching it's gonna be, +[2195.160 --> 2196.160] what do you tell him? +[2196.160 --> 2197.000] There are three of them. +[2197.000 --> 2200.280] You've got the audio part where, like, as Chase was talking about, +[2200.280 --> 2203.360] I hear what you're saying, that sounds good to me. +[2203.360 --> 2204.560] You've got the visual where they say, +[2204.560 --> 2205.960] I see what you're saying. +[2205.960 --> 2207.560] It looks to me like, +[2207.560 --> 2209.960] and then you have the kinesthetic where it feels, +[2209.960 --> 2211.200] they talk about feeling. +[2211.200 --> 2213.240] Beels good, or that's a little bit rough around the edges, +[2213.240 --> 2214.400] they start going forward. +[2214.400 --> 2216.640] So those are the three, and a nutshell. +[2216.640 --> 2217.800] You can go deep on those, +[2217.800 --> 2220.640] and really connect with someone fairly quickly +[2220.640 --> 2222.760] when you start mirroring not only what they're doing +[2222.760 --> 2225.840] with their body, but what they're doing with their words. +[2225.840 --> 2226.680] So that's just what we're doing. +[2226.680 --> 2228.560] And by exactly what Chase said, +[2228.560 --> 2230.320] that's the way they organized their information. +[2230.320 --> 2232.560] So you're helping them pull the information back out +[2232.560 --> 2235.120] by using the right modality. +[2235.120 --> 2235.960] Yeah. +[2235.960 --> 2237.720] So you've got a list that you gave me of the reasons why +[2237.720 --> 2238.880] you're on that board. +[2238.880 --> 2240.960] You did not list the fact that you were the son +[2240.960 --> 2241.960] of the vice president. +[2241.960 --> 2242.960] Yeah. +[2242.960 --> 2244.400] What role do you think that played? +[2244.400 --> 2246.360] I think that it isn't possible for me +[2246.360 --> 2248.440] to be on any of the boards that I just mentioned +[2248.440 --> 2250.480] without saying that I'm the son of the vice president +[2250.480 --> 2251.320] of the United States. +[2251.320 --> 2254.440] You were paid $50,000 a month for your position? +[2254.440 --> 2255.520] Look, I'm a private citizen. +[2255.520 --> 2256.840] One thing that I don't have to do, +[2256.840 --> 2259.800] sit here and open my kimono as it relates to how much money +[2259.800 --> 2261.680] I make or make or did or didn't. +[2261.680 --> 2262.920] But it's all been reported. +[2262.920 --> 2264.760] If your last name wasn't Biden, +[2264.760 --> 2266.720] do you think you would have been asked to be on the board +[2266.720 --> 2268.040] of a reasonable? +[2268.040 --> 2269.160] I don't know. +[2269.160 --> 2270.000] I don't know. +[2270.000 --> 2270.840] Probably not. +[2270.840 --> 2272.200] I don't think that there's a lot of things +[2272.200 --> 2274.960] that would have happened in my life that if my last name +[2274.960 --> 2275.880] wasn't Biden. +[2275.880 --> 2277.760] All right. +[2277.760 --> 2279.600] Have you ever given your father money +[2279.600 --> 2281.840] from any of your business ventures? +[2281.840 --> 2282.360] No. +[2282.360 --> 2283.360] Nothing. +[2283.360 --> 2283.560] Nothing. +[2283.560 --> 2284.400] Ever. +[2284.400 --> 2285.240] Not a nickel. +[2285.240 --> 2286.040] Not a nickel. +[2286.040 --> 2287.080] Directly or indirectly? +[2287.080 --> 2288.320] Directly or indirectly? +[2288.320 --> 2289.080] Not a nickel. +[2289.080 --> 2289.600] Ever. +[2289.600 --> 2290.840] 100%. +[2290.840 --> 2291.760] No. +[2291.760 --> 2292.920] Never. +[2292.920 --> 2293.840] All right. +[2293.840 --> 2295.080] Mark, what do you got? +[2295.080 --> 2296.080] Yeah. +[2296.080 --> 2299.120] So what you're going to see out of there is really good strong denial. +[2299.120 --> 2300.120] Aren't you? +[2300.120 --> 2303.080] Like he's straight down there like, no, nothing. +[2303.080 --> 2304.640] Not a nickel. +[2304.640 --> 2309.240] And the illustrators in his head, they're pretty good. +[2309.240 --> 2310.240] They're pretty good. +[2310.240 --> 2313.680] They're pretty congruent, as we might say. +[2313.680 --> 2319.360] And we're not seeing any replacement of the idea. +[2319.360 --> 2323.400] Well, when you say paid, I mean, not paid +[2323.400 --> 2328.920] per se or there's no rearrangement of that. +[2328.920 --> 2333.000] So I think anybody watching this and listening to it +[2333.000 --> 2334.640] is going to see something there. +[2334.640 --> 2337.480] They go, well, that was pretty strong. +[2337.480 --> 2339.440] And they're going to go, well, I don't think we +[2339.440 --> 2340.840] saw anything there. +[2340.840 --> 2343.720] But let's see if anybody else picked anything up. +[2343.720 --> 2346.560] Chase, what do you got? +[2346.560 --> 2348.800] So the reporter starts again. +[2348.800 --> 2352.560] This journalist, no idea who he is, looks like he's +[2352.560 --> 2357.760] been specially coached to make sure this interview is in favor +[2357.760 --> 2359.160] of Hunter. +[2359.160 --> 2360.920] So this is bad. +[2360.920 --> 2363.680] Whoever this guy is is really bad. +[2363.680 --> 2366.320] There's more no head shaking during the initial question +[2366.320 --> 2370.960] there continues to shake head, only offering pieces +[2370.960 --> 2372.960] of the questions he should be asking. +[2372.960 --> 2376.720] These small fragments of that allow the person to just say, +[2376.720 --> 2382.240] yes or no, nothing ever, indirectly or indirectly. +[2382.240 --> 2386.040] And it's a recipe for disaster there. +[2386.040 --> 2390.280] And in Hunter, we see fidgeting and digital flexion. +[2390.280 --> 2391.800] And the difference between these two +[2391.800 --> 2393.960] is the repetitiveness of the behavior. +[2393.960 --> 2396.280] If it occurs once or twice, it's not, +[2396.280 --> 2398.920] we wouldn't classify, most of us wouldn't classify that +[2398.920 --> 2400.640] as fidgeting. +[2400.640 --> 2405.120] We typically classify repetitive behaviors that way. +[2405.120 --> 2408.040] And there's repetitions of the questions and phrases, +[2408.040 --> 2410.200] direct repetition. +[2410.200 --> 2413.040] Direct repetition is a red flag for deception. +[2413.040 --> 2416.880] He's saying the exact words that the person doing the interview +[2416.880 --> 2422.320] is saying, this is not a good sign. +[2422.320 --> 2425.920] I don't know who this guy is, but it looks like he was trained +[2425.920 --> 2427.680] to make Hunter look innocent. +[2427.680 --> 2429.000] Greg? +[2429.000 --> 2431.040] Yes, so I'm going to do exactly what he did. +[2431.040 --> 2432.440] Mark, play along. +[2432.440 --> 2435.600] Mark, I'm going to use leading questions to Mark. +[2435.600 --> 2437.880] You never ran naked through a football stadium. +[2437.880 --> 2438.640] Never. +[2438.640 --> 2440.160] Never run naked. +[2440.160 --> 2441.320] Absolutely naked. +[2441.320 --> 2444.040] Absolutely, absolutely not. +[2444.040 --> 2446.960] You get it, guys, if I asked the question a certain way +[2446.960 --> 2448.800] and I say, hey, you didn't do this, did you? +[2448.800 --> 2450.800] That's called a leading question. +[2450.800 --> 2452.040] The reason you can't do it in court +[2452.040 --> 2453.680] is because you're telling a person the answer. +[2453.680 --> 2455.400] Well, you don't have to tell the person the answer. +[2455.400 --> 2456.600] You say you didn't do this, did you? +[2456.600 --> 2457.640] What are they going to answer? +[2457.640 --> 2458.480] No. +[2458.480 --> 2460.480] You say, Mark, tell me about the time you ran naked +[2460.480 --> 2462.120] through the football stadium. +[2462.120 --> 2462.960] Different story. +[2462.960 --> 2465.080] No, you'll tell me all about it. +[2465.080 --> 2466.840] We have evidence, so we know. +[2466.840 --> 2470.400] But so what this guy is doing in Chase, I agree with you. +[2470.400 --> 2473.680] By the way, there's a disclaimer in the video +[2473.680 --> 2476.360] that says this is a CBS Firecomme company +[2476.360 --> 2479.240] and his publisher is tied to the company. +[2479.240 --> 2482.440] So they go out of their way to say that in the video. +[2482.440 --> 2483.640] We don't have that captured here, +[2483.640 --> 2485.280] but they do go out of their way to say it. +[2485.280 --> 2486.160] He's locked down. +[2486.160 --> 2488.040] He's locked in his not common knowledge. +[2488.040 --> 2489.760] It's just one thing I heard them say. +[2489.760 --> 2490.800] But he's locked down. +[2490.800 --> 2493.760] He's burying and adapting and milling his fingers. +[2493.760 --> 2495.040] And I agree with you. +[2495.040 --> 2496.560] It looks like a strong denial, +[2496.560 --> 2498.600] except for he's repeating exactly the same words. +[2498.600 --> 2500.800] He's being spoon-fed the answer. +[2500.800 --> 2502.560] Now, where the guy's doing it intentionally? +[2502.560 --> 2505.400] And as a conspiracy, don't know. +[2505.400 --> 2506.280] I'm not going to assume that. +[2506.280 --> 2508.040] But I will assume bad questioning +[2508.040 --> 2510.640] and giving him the benefit of a doubt where you shouldn't. +[2510.640 --> 2512.800] Then he responds to everyone +[2512.800 --> 2513.720] of those leading questions. +[2513.720 --> 2516.600] And he does romance or again, he is eye-focused. +[2516.600 --> 2519.640] No forehead involvement because he knows what he's denied. +[2519.640 --> 2524.640] The other thing is he never answers the spirit of the question. +[2524.840 --> 2526.080] He answers the question. +[2526.120 --> 2528.160] Very lawyer-like of him. +[2528.160 --> 2530.560] Did you ever give your father any money? +[2530.560 --> 2532.360] I believe he didn't. +[2532.360 --> 2534.520] Directly and directly, directly and directly. +[2534.520 --> 2536.040] Did you cause him to have any money? +[2536.040 --> 2537.560] Never answers that question. +[2537.560 --> 2540.600] Never says, look, there's nothing behind the scenes +[2540.600 --> 2541.840] that caused my father to get money. +[2541.840 --> 2543.440] None of that's ever addressed. +[2543.440 --> 2544.720] He answers the question asked. +[2544.720 --> 2546.280] Just like when I asked Mark, did you ever run, +[2546.280 --> 2547.320] you never ran naked? +[2548.280 --> 2550.200] If I lead the question, the guy's going to tell me +[2550.200 --> 2551.040] what I want to hear. +[2551.040 --> 2552.600] And he's going to pay attention to me very closely +[2552.600 --> 2554.760] because he's going to be specific. +[2554.760 --> 2557.440] A trained lawyer who has worked as a lawyer +[2557.440 --> 2559.600] is going to be very specific in what he answers +[2559.600 --> 2562.360] and not answer the spirit but the letter of the question. +[2562.360 --> 2564.520] In Terrogation 101, when you're trying to get away +[2564.520 --> 2568.040] from answering, answer the question they ask. +[2568.040 --> 2570.680] Don't provide information that you should. +[2570.680 --> 2572.400] That we're seeing it over and over and over here. +[2572.400 --> 2575.000] And there's no reason for him to go to go +[2575.000 --> 2577.560] and become Eddie Haskell because he knows what's coming. +[2577.560 --> 2579.040] Scott, what do you got? +[2579.040 --> 2581.360] You guys got all that stuff. +[2581.360 --> 2582.200] So I'll say this. +[2582.200 --> 2582.920] This one's hot. +[2582.920 --> 2583.760] Yeah. +[2583.760 --> 2584.720] It's all say this. +[2584.720 --> 2586.920] If you'd like to see Mark Bowden run through a stadium, +[2586.920 --> 2588.760] naked, it was a Nike commercial. +[2588.760 --> 2590.520] And you can Google that or don't go +[2590.520 --> 2594.560] glip it in YouTube and search Nike Strieker. +[2594.560 --> 2595.760] That's Nike Strieker. +[2595.760 --> 2599.520] And you'll see Mark Bowden, naked or nude. +[2599.520 --> 2602.040] For long, Denik. +[2602.040 --> 2605.800] Oh, we have contact. +[2605.800 --> 2608.800] Looks like he has more souvenirs for the throne. +[2608.800 --> 2611.160] I think he's got the shoes to drink. +[2611.160 --> 2612.000] I'm ready to go. +[2612.000 --> 2614.120] They were all chunks and you had all the pies. +[2614.120 --> 2616.640] Like I said, I'm going to say. +[2616.640 --> 2619.360] And he's off like a bull with gas. +[2619.360 --> 2621.200] Have you ever given your father money +[2621.200 --> 2623.400] from any of your business ventures? +[2623.400 --> 2623.920] No. +[2623.920 --> 2624.920] Nothing. +[2624.920 --> 2625.120] Nothing. +[2625.120 --> 2625.960] Ever. +[2625.960 --> 2626.800] Not a nickel. +[2626.800 --> 2627.600] Not a nickel. +[2627.600 --> 2628.640] Directly or indirectly? +[2628.640 --> 2629.880] Directly or indirectly? +[2629.880 --> 2631.160] Not a nickel ever. +[2631.160 --> 2632.400] 100%. +[2632.400 --> 2633.360] No. +[2633.360 --> 2634.680] Never. +[2634.680 --> 2636.640] When he said, I hope you know what you're doing. +[2636.640 --> 2638.560] What did he think you were doing? +[2638.560 --> 2639.920] Well, he read the press reports +[2639.920 --> 2641.480] that I joined the Board of Breastma, which +[2641.480 --> 2643.360] was a Ukrainian natural gas company. +[2643.360 --> 2648.680] There's been a lot of misinformation about me, not about my dad. +[2648.680 --> 2649.760] Nobody buys that. +[2649.760 --> 2652.720] But it buys this idea that I was unqualified to be on the board. +[2652.720 --> 2655.320] What were your qualifications to be on the Board of Breastma? +[2655.320 --> 2658.400] Well, I was vice chairman of the Board of Amtrak for five years. +[2658.400 --> 2661.560] I was the chairman of the board of the UN World Food Program. +[2661.560 --> 2663.880] I was a lawyer for Boy's Schiller Flexner, +[2663.880 --> 2666.680] one of the most prestigious law firms in the world. +[2666.680 --> 2670.360] Bottom line is that I know that I was completely qualified +[2670.360 --> 2672.840] to be on the board to head up the corporate governance +[2672.840 --> 2676.120] and transparency committee on the board. +[2676.120 --> 2677.880] And that's all that I focused on. +[2677.880 --> 2680.240] Basically turning an Eastern European +[2680.240 --> 2683.800] independent natural gas company into Western standards +[2683.800 --> 2685.080] of corporate governance. +[2685.080 --> 2685.680] All right. +[2685.680 --> 2687.400] Greg, what do you got? +[2687.400 --> 2688.400] Yeah. +[2688.400 --> 2689.760] So here, once he starts down the path, +[2689.760 --> 2691.880] and he starts telling you all the things it made him, +[2691.880 --> 2694.680] yeah, he's got all the right qualifications for whatever role +[2694.680 --> 2695.960] it was, and he rattles those off. +[2695.960 --> 2697.440] See that forehead drop? +[2697.440 --> 2700.040] When he first starts off and he's on the ropes, though, look, +[2700.040 --> 2701.240] he's doing that thing again. +[2701.240 --> 2704.240] That's a, yeah, yeah, yeah, like he's talking to a parent. +[2704.240 --> 2705.880] Then once he gets to a point, you let him +[2705.880 --> 2709.640] chaff and redirect and you let him blast out all his qualifications. +[2709.640 --> 2710.320] He's comfortable. +[2710.320 --> 2711.000] He's got it. +[2711.000 --> 2712.320] He's got exactly what he needs. +[2712.320 --> 2715.600] His hands even come open away from that barrier pose. +[2715.600 --> 2718.360] And he starts to almost pound on the desk, +[2718.360 --> 2721.080] almost illustrate what he's thinking. +[2722.040 --> 2725.240] This one's not as messy as the other things he's doing, +[2725.520 --> 2728.360] where he's being fed the information, where he's being, +[2728.360 --> 2730.280] now, is she challenging him and saying, +[2730.280 --> 2733.400] yeah, but, yeah, but, okay, every one of those things +[2733.400 --> 2735.120] you got into because of this or that, +[2735.120 --> 2737.400] if she challenged him there, is she were interrogating him, +[2737.400 --> 2739.000] he might come loose a little bit more, +[2739.000 --> 2740.920] but you see that lack of forward involvement, +[2740.920 --> 2743.960] is he's reciting his answer for why he was qualified. +[2743.960 --> 2744.840] That's what I got. +[2745.840 --> 2746.920] Mark, what do you got? +[2746.920 --> 2750.480] Yeah, so I'm going to discount the whole of the first part +[2750.480 --> 2753.840] of this particular clip, because it is so edited. +[2753.920 --> 2758.560] It is so shockingly edited that I can't really, +[2758.560 --> 2761.080] that there's nothing for me to grab, grab hold of. +[2761.080 --> 2761.920] That's okay. +[2761.920 --> 2763.960] There's some stuff at the end of this for me, +[2763.960 --> 2768.960] which is, I do like the way he illustrates +[2769.160 --> 2772.680] at the end the transition of the company +[2772.680 --> 2777.680] from Eastern standards to Western standards. +[2777.680 --> 2782.680] His illustrator there is strong and concrete and congruent. +[2782.680 --> 2786.560] I totally believe that he believed his, +[2786.560 --> 2788.400] that's what his job was. +[2788.400 --> 2790.720] That's what he was there for, to transition +[2790.720 --> 2795.200] an Eastern company into one with Western standards +[2795.200 --> 2799.040] of governance, because he's very strong around that. +[2799.040 --> 2804.040] However, we do see this one eye flutter on qualified. +[2805.720 --> 2810.000] I don't, I suspect he questions himself +[2810.040 --> 2813.040] whether he was truly qualified for that. +[2813.040 --> 2817.680] There seems to be some asymmetrical stress +[2817.680 --> 2820.760] around the idea of qualification, +[2820.760 --> 2825.760] but no stress on this is the job I was there to do. +[2827.280 --> 2831.400] Now, whether he was, he had that job or not, +[2831.400 --> 2834.200] or was convinced that was his function +[2834.200 --> 2837.640] and why he was brought in as a qualified individual, +[2837.640 --> 2839.800] I don't know, but I think he believes +[2839.800 --> 2842.960] that what he was told about his function there, +[2842.960 --> 2845.640] he believes that to be true. +[2845.640 --> 2848.120] Chase, what do you got on this one? +[2848.120 --> 2850.160] It's got to go on already. +[2850.160 --> 2852.920] No, we burned you up last time. +[2852.920 --> 2853.760] What's that? +[2853.760 --> 2854.960] Good idea. +[2854.960 --> 2855.960] Go on. +[2855.960 --> 2856.960] I don't know. +[2856.960 --> 2858.160] I'll check. +[2858.160 --> 2859.480] I was leaving with my house. +[2859.480 --> 2860.640] So when you first point out, +[2860.640 --> 2861.400] I was like, yeah, man, +[2861.400 --> 2863.120] because Chase, you're going to get this one. +[2863.120 --> 2864.400] I'm going to get, sorry, Chase, +[2864.400 --> 2865.760] got to take this one, because then, +[2865.760 --> 2866.840] I'm going for it. +[2866.840 --> 2869.480] Okay, they were the 11 cuts in 23 seconds. +[2869.560 --> 2872.360] And there was a run in the first 10 seconds. +[2872.360 --> 2874.320] This is the, this, +[2874.320 --> 2875.440] but the time this thing was over, +[2875.440 --> 2876.600] it'd been chopped up so much. +[2876.600 --> 2878.280] I was, I was nervous, wrecked, +[2878.280 --> 2880.680] because I couldn't follow what he's saying makes sense, +[2880.680 --> 2882.680] but it doesn't make complete sense, +[2882.680 --> 2884.880] which makes him look even worse. +[2884.880 --> 2887.240] So this, this really bothers me. +[2887.240 --> 2889.160] This, and so, so Mark, I'm with you. +[2889.160 --> 2890.640] That first part doesn't even count. +[2890.640 --> 2892.480] You can't tell what's really going on. +[2892.480 --> 2893.800] As you know, when you're looking at a bilingual language, +[2893.800 --> 2894.840] why you always talk about how you look at, +[2894.840 --> 2896.640] have to look at the complete picture. +[2896.640 --> 2898.680] You have to take everything going on. +[2898.840 --> 2900.440] You have to put that into context +[2900.440 --> 2902.040] with what the person is saying. +[2902.040 --> 2903.280] And we can't tell what's going on, +[2903.280 --> 2904.400] because it's so chopped up. +[2904.400 --> 2907.280] There's time missing and all those things. +[2907.280 --> 2909.520] So most of this was rehearsed, +[2909.520 --> 2911.840] and he was ready for that, for that long answer. +[2911.840 --> 2915.320] He was given when she asked him why he was qualified. +[2915.320 --> 2917.120] He just lies that it goes down. +[2917.120 --> 2918.280] He comes forward a little bit, +[2918.280 --> 2921.920] and he starts talking, those eyes just hypnotize him almost. +[2921.920 --> 2923.400] So he's, he's ready for that. +[2923.400 --> 2927.040] And he grabs his wrist, almost grabs it as an adapter. +[2927.040 --> 2928.200] It goes over there fairly quickly. +[2928.280 --> 2930.480] And we're gonna say grabs, but he just holds on to his wrist. +[2930.480 --> 2931.640] That's an adapter. +[2931.640 --> 2935.880] And yeah, the editing on this is just so bad. +[2935.880 --> 2937.800] It's hard to keep up with. +[2937.800 --> 2939.160] It really is. +[2939.160 --> 2940.280] But you're right, Mark. +[2940.280 --> 2941.640] I cut that thing with the eyes as well. +[2941.640 --> 2943.880] When he talks about being qualified, +[2943.880 --> 2945.040] go back and take a look at that, +[2945.040 --> 2946.280] or when it comes to this time, +[2946.280 --> 2948.760] because his eyes, they don't even close all the way. +[2948.760 --> 2950.000] One goes down almost all the way, +[2950.000 --> 2951.080] and the other one comes right behind it, +[2951.080 --> 2952.600] but they don't close all the way. +[2952.600 --> 2953.520] It's really weird. +[2953.520 --> 2955.840] He's thinking hard about that, +[2955.840 --> 2957.200] and his brain is saying, no man, +[2957.560 --> 2960.000] we gotta be really careful right in here. +[2960.000 --> 2962.680] So I don't think he believes he was qualified for that. +[2962.680 --> 2966.280] That's what I think it shows the lack of competence +[2967.280 --> 2969.720] to the maximum right there, to the max. +[2969.720 --> 2971.440] All right, Chase, what do you got? +[2971.440 --> 2973.280] I didn't see all the editing. +[2973.280 --> 2974.640] That's awesome. +[2974.640 --> 2975.480] I saw some. +[2975.480 --> 2976.320] Okay. +[2976.320 --> 2977.480] I thought you got to eat me alive on that. +[2977.480 --> 2978.320] Not everything. +[2978.320 --> 2979.160] No way. +[2980.120 --> 2981.920] So I think in the beginning, +[2981.920 --> 2983.240] the very beginning of this, +[2983.240 --> 2986.040] we're seeing some truthful baseline +[2986.040 --> 2987.280] at the very beginning. +[2987.280 --> 2989.200] He's moving around, he's illustrating, +[2989.200 --> 2991.560] he looks like a comfortable human. +[2991.560 --> 2993.320] If you were to ask a third grader, +[2993.320 --> 2995.800] what is a, which person is comfortable? +[2995.800 --> 2997.520] The person moving around, +[2997.520 --> 2999.080] I mean, they're all gonna say that. +[2999.080 --> 3000.680] We know this to humans, +[3002.040 --> 3004.920] and he moves his eyes when speaking. +[3004.920 --> 3008.120] He doesn't lock eyes while he's speaking +[3008.120 --> 3009.400] when he's being truthful. +[3010.600 --> 3012.600] And you can see him illustrating in all this, +[3012.600 --> 3015.720] and when he says, I know that I was completely qualified, +[3015.720 --> 3018.360] he doesn't say that I was qualified. +[3018.360 --> 3021.480] He says, I know that I was completely qualified. +[3021.480 --> 3025.800] And when he says the words qualified around that whole subject, +[3025.800 --> 3029.680] it's almost to me like he's resisting an eye block +[3029.680 --> 3031.440] with an eye flutter. +[3031.440 --> 3033.400] He's trying to prevent that from happening. +[3033.400 --> 3034.240] It was funny. +[3034.240 --> 3037.760] His dad does the same thing when he's being deceptive. +[3037.760 --> 3040.160] And you remember what I said about politicians? +[3040.160 --> 3042.640] That Trump does a head tilt, +[3042.680 --> 3044.760] distance, language, +[3044.760 --> 3047.360] and then steps back from the podium when he's lying. +[3048.440 --> 3051.200] This is just a thing that politicians do. +[3051.200 --> 3053.200] So there's no one's side in this here, +[3053.200 --> 3056.640] but he does take a lot of behaviors from his dad. +[3058.000 --> 3060.680] Jason, I'm teaching, I call people professional layers. +[3060.680 --> 3064.040] I say interrogators, lawyers, politicians. +[3064.040 --> 3064.880] That's us. +[3064.880 --> 3065.640] And Marc, +[3065.640 --> 3069.840] and you just has a lot of behaviors of Don Sr. +[3069.840 --> 3071.720] Who's the guy in the Godfather Mark, +[3071.720 --> 3075.480] the man guy who's the Godfather in the movie? +[3075.480 --> 3076.720] Brando. +[3076.720 --> 3078.040] Brando, Brando. +[3078.040 --> 3079.400] That's what Chase looks like. +[3079.400 --> 3081.040] Brando, all the backwrestling. +[3081.040 --> 3082.120] Looks like a Godfather. +[3082.120 --> 3085.640] Just say it's just telling what he thinks about whatever it is. +[3085.640 --> 3087.560] When he said, I hope you know what you're doing. +[3087.560 --> 3089.480] What did he think you were doing? +[3089.480 --> 3091.720] Well, he wrote the press reports that I joined the board of +[3091.720 --> 3094.240] Rizma, which was a Ukrainian natural gas company. +[3094.240 --> 3098.680] There's been a lot of misinformation about me, +[3098.680 --> 3099.600] not about my dad. +[3099.600 --> 3100.640] Nobody buys that. +[3100.640 --> 3103.640] But it buys this idea that I was unqualified to be on the board. +[3103.640 --> 3106.200] What were your qualifications to be on the board of Rizma? +[3106.200 --> 3109.280] Well, I was vice chairman of the board of Amtrak for five years. +[3109.280 --> 3112.480] I was the chairman of the board of the UN World Food Program. +[3112.480 --> 3114.760] I was a lawyer for Boy's Schiller Flexner, +[3114.760 --> 3117.560] one of the most prestigious law firms in the world. +[3117.560 --> 3121.240] Bottom line is that I know that I was completely qualified +[3121.240 --> 3123.720] to be on the board to head up the corporate governance +[3123.720 --> 3127.000] and transparency committee on the board. +[3127.000 --> 3128.760] And that's all that I focused on. +[3128.760 --> 3132.640] Basically turning an Eastern European independent natural gas company +[3132.640 --> 3136.840] into western standards of corporate governance. +[3136.840 --> 3141.080] Halle, your brother's widow threw the gun away. +[3141.080 --> 3142.920] She was trying to protect you. +[3142.920 --> 3144.400] Oh, I think she, yes. +[3144.400 --> 3146.280] Yeah, I think she was just concerned about me. +[3146.280 --> 3148.320] Why did you have a gun? +[3148.320 --> 3153.640] Well, I did, again, you know, period of my life that was difficult. +[3153.640 --> 3159.120] It was, but, you know, I don't know. +[3159.120 --> 3164.840] Halle's intent was to make certain that I didn't do anything to hurt myself. +[3164.840 --> 3170.120] According to the reporting at one point, the secret service went looking for the record of sale. +[3170.120 --> 3171.160] Do you know anything about that? +[3171.160 --> 3171.760] Nothing. +[3171.760 --> 3172.960] No. +[3172.960 --> 3174.240] No. +[3174.240 --> 3175.080] No idea. +[3175.080 --> 3176.600] Did somebody report the loss of the gun? +[3176.600 --> 3177.600] Oh, yeah. +[3177.600 --> 3183.000] They had, in the moment, you know, we knew that the gun was lost. +[3183.000 --> 3185.840] That Halle had thrown it into a trash can. +[3185.840 --> 3190.240] And I told her that you can't do that when I realized that it was gone. +[3190.240 --> 3196.520] And so she went back and they, the police came to help retrieve the gun, which was retrieved. +[3196.520 --> 3201.320] Someone had gone through the trash and picked it up and they found it within hours, I believe. +[3201.320 --> 3203.480] And so that was the end of the story. +[3203.480 --> 3205.280] Would you know about the secret service being involved? +[3205.280 --> 3206.280] No, I had no idea. +[3206.280 --> 3210.160] I don't know whether the secret service were or why they would be or I don't think that +[3210.160 --> 3211.160] that's true. +[3211.160 --> 3212.160] Yeah. +[3213.160 --> 3215.840] It was very concerned that you had a gun. +[3215.840 --> 3216.840] Wow. +[3216.840 --> 3217.840] All right. +[3217.840 --> 3220.240] I'm going to go first on this one. +[3220.240 --> 3221.840] This is this is victim talk. +[3221.840 --> 3224.320] This is I'm a victim right from beginning to end. +[3224.320 --> 3226.560] And he says, why do you have a gun? +[3226.560 --> 3228.320] He goes in this chaffery direct it. +[3228.320 --> 3232.680] Boy, that's just that's we should put that in the book or something because that is just +[3232.680 --> 3234.720] it's wonderful what he's doing right in there. +[3234.720 --> 3236.360] That's really great. +[3236.360 --> 3241.680] And he goes right to that get out of jail crack card every time because as he's, when +[3241.680 --> 3245.480] he asked him about the gun, you know, as well as the part of my life where it was it. +[3245.480 --> 3247.360] Because he's getting ready to say, I don't know what was going on. +[3247.360 --> 3251.360] He's trying to work up a way to use that to get to add it to that. +[3251.360 --> 3252.360] Well, I don't know what happened. +[3252.360 --> 3253.360] I don't know what was going on. +[3253.360 --> 3255.600] You know, shoot, I was on crack. +[3255.600 --> 3259.080] Again, we see that at the same thread of that hand squeezing going through there as an +[3259.080 --> 3260.080] adapter. +[3260.080 --> 3261.840] He looks uncomfortable. +[3261.840 --> 3264.720] And at the end there, I'm not going to say anything because I know Greg's going to eat +[3264.720 --> 3269.160] alive that where he's bobbing and weaving there at the end when it gives the giggles so +[3269.160 --> 3270.160] bad. +[3270.160 --> 3271.160] So Greg, why don't you go next. +[3271.560 --> 3272.160] Yeah. +[3272.160 --> 3275.400] So he starts off with this whole adapter barrier or the same thing we've been seeing. +[3275.400 --> 3278.120] And then he goes into again, he has school. +[3278.120 --> 3279.440] Hey, his beforehand comes up. +[3279.440 --> 3283.240] He starts trying to play Kate this guy, chaff him redirected every turn. +[3283.240 --> 3286.040] My favorite chaff him redirect is he starts to puke up. +[3286.040 --> 3287.200] Hey, why'd you have a gun? +[3287.200 --> 3293.080] Well, I was in and suddenly thinks involved with drugs and carrying firearms looks a lot worse +[3293.080 --> 3296.360] than involved with drugs or carrying firearms. +[3296.360 --> 3298.600] So he read, he edits in the middle of it. +[3298.600 --> 3302.160] And his blink rate just goes, he flashes so much. +[3302.160 --> 3303.480] I think he's doing all fly away. +[3303.480 --> 3306.840] You know, he could have Allison sing the song in the background. +[3306.840 --> 3311.800] And then he starts to bounce and he gets that little his foot bounce and as his pulse +[3311.800 --> 3317.040] increases, he loses himself and he starts to stammer and just trail off. +[3317.040 --> 3322.000] And chase you talk about him sounding like his dad when his dad loses place in the conversation +[3322.000 --> 3324.000] in a speech, he does the same exact thing. +[3324.000 --> 3325.960] He trails off and drags out. +[3325.960 --> 3327.880] And then he's doing all that popping and weaving. +[3327.880 --> 3332.760] It's just avoiding the incoming body blows that he's expecting because he knows he's lost. +[3332.760 --> 3334.480] He knows he's in the middle of everything. +[3334.480 --> 3339.480] He knows is that he has no I he knows, not knows is he knows he has no idea where he's +[3339.480 --> 3341.800] at and the story and he's lost himself. +[3341.800 --> 3344.560] Not probably sure that he hasn't done so a little bit of incrimination right in there +[3344.560 --> 3348.720] when he says, Hey, in the middle of me being a drug addicted drug dealer, I also had a +[3348.720 --> 3349.720] gun. +[3349.720 --> 3351.280] Yeah, I think he's probably thought for a second. +[3351.280 --> 3352.280] Uh oh. +[3352.280 --> 3353.680] And so he gets kind of off track there. +[3353.680 --> 3354.920] Chase, what do you got? +[3355.520 --> 3356.600] Yep, I agree with you guys. +[3356.800 --> 3362.000] I want you to notice the head nod in the beginning when he's asking him to say yes to this question. +[3362.000 --> 3365.800] There's a head nod that open hand gesture from the reporter. +[3365.800 --> 3370.960] And in fact, every single question in this clip when he's supposed to say no, the reporter +[3370.960 --> 3373.440] tells him you're supposed to say no to this. +[3373.440 --> 3376.640] And when he's supposed to say yes or he's supposed to know something, the reporter +[3376.640 --> 3382.640] asks him the question in truthful fashion feeds it to him with a leading question. +[3382.720 --> 3385.200] You didn't know about the secret service, right? +[3386.120 --> 3388.920] And he's turned this is, uh, this is bad. +[3388.920 --> 3394.080] I'm not saying there's some conspiracy here, but this is really bad as far as reporting +[3394.080 --> 3395.080] goes. +[3395.080 --> 3396.000] We could have done better. +[3396.000 --> 3397.000] How about that? +[3397.840 --> 3400.680] There's some immediate fidgeting, some digital flexion. +[3400.680 --> 3402.440] His whole body becomes rigid. +[3402.480 --> 3404.600] And when he's asked, why did you have a gun? +[3405.080 --> 3408.880] I'll read you what he says because I spent some time today. +[3409.880 --> 3410.880] Time to doubt. +[3411.320 --> 3418.400] He says, well, I again, uh, the period in my life that um was difficult. +[3418.400 --> 3421.600] It was, uh, but you know, I, I don't know. +[3423.040 --> 3426.440] That's code for I was a criminal carrying a gun while I was buying drugs. +[3426.960 --> 3427.280] Yeah. +[3427.840 --> 3431.440] Then he asked me the secret service reporter shakes his head to let Biden know. +[3432.640 --> 3436.240] Uh, second question about the secret service reporter shaking his head to help him answer +[3436.240 --> 3438.320] the question and not knowing the case. +[3438.800 --> 3439.640] This looks bad. +[3440.520 --> 3444.760] Uh, and but you didn't know about the secret service being involved. +[3444.760 --> 3449.480] And then with the answer to the secret service, I don't know whether it was the +[3449.480 --> 3455.400] secret service or why they would be, or I don't think that's true to my knowledge. +[3457.000 --> 3457.800] That's the answer. +[3458.760 --> 3459.800] Uh, pretty interesting. +[3459.800 --> 3460.360] It's all I got. +[3460.360 --> 3461.240] Mark, what do you get? +[3461.440 --> 3461.840] Yeah. +[3462.360 --> 3466.680] So here's what I want you to look out for because I think he does lose his way slightly +[3466.680 --> 3469.160] because he does enter a real emotion. +[3469.560 --> 3474.600] Through through this and he enters it on, uh, that was, uh, that, that time of life was, +[3474.600 --> 3476.280] was difficult around there. +[3476.840 --> 3481.320] What you're going to see if you look around there is his face muscles will relax here. +[3481.320 --> 3484.040] He'll lose the musculature there. +[3484.200 --> 3486.440] The sides of the mouth will come down slightly. +[3486.440 --> 3488.040] His eyes will trance out. +[3488.040 --> 3492.840] They go a little bit red very, very quickly and you'll see him fix in what I would call an +[3492.840 --> 3494.760] emotional trance state. +[3494.760 --> 3497.640] He enters into that emotion for a moment. +[3498.440 --> 3499.640] And then he's back out of it. +[3500.200 --> 3506.280] But I think there is some true sadness there either around that he's carrying a gun +[3506.280 --> 3509.800] because he's involved in drugs and you're going to have to do that. +[3510.360 --> 3512.760] Or I think there's an element here that isn't +[3513.480 --> 3519.000] mentioned but is kind of hinted at which is somebody doing harm to themselves. +[3519.000 --> 3526.200] The word of suicide isn't mentioned in this, but there could be some sadness around that idea. +[3526.920 --> 3533.880] Either way, I think there is some true sadness here, but it is surrounded with a word +[3533.880 --> 3543.320] salad of trying to obstricate and move around this very embarrassing situation, which I think is what +[3543.320 --> 3546.200] is, is, is, is why the word salad is there. +[3546.200 --> 3554.520] It's just totally embarrassing, uh, what's gone on here and just bad, bad optics for his dad at, +[3555.080 --> 3555.960] at the time. +[3555.960 --> 3557.400] That's what I got for you. +[3558.440 --> 3562.200] Thanks a lot to spelling bee because of the word obfuscate. +[3562.200 --> 3566.040] Obfuscate you to, I can say it. +[3566.040 --> 3567.480] I don't necessarily know. +[3567.480 --> 3570.200] Spell it, I certainly can't spell it. +[3570.200 --> 3570.920] Spell it, Chase. +[3571.880 --> 3573.160] I can't, I still can't. +[3573.160 --> 3574.120] No, I can't. +[3574.120 --> 3575.320] That's why we have editors. +[3576.920 --> 3577.880] That's not going to go out. +[3577.880 --> 3578.360] Exactly right. +[3578.360 --> 3582.440] Ali, your, your brother's widow through the gun away. +[3582.440 --> 3583.560] She was trying to protect you. +[3584.280 --> 3585.720] Oh, I think she, yes. +[3585.720 --> 3587.640] Yeah, I think she was just concerned about me. +[3587.640 --> 3588.680] Why did you have a concern? +[3589.720 --> 3595.000] Well, I did, again, you know, period of my life that was difficult. +[3595.000 --> 3599.400] It was, um, but, you know, I, I don't know. +[3600.600 --> 3606.200] Ali's intent was to, to make certain that I didn't do anything to hurt myself. +[3606.200 --> 3610.920] According to the reporting at one point, the secret service went looking for the record of +[3610.920 --> 3611.400] sale. +[3611.400 --> 3612.520] Do you know anything about that? +[3612.520 --> 3613.160] Nothing. +[3613.160 --> 3614.520] No, no. +[3615.640 --> 3616.440] No idea. +[3616.440 --> 3617.960] Did somebody report the loss of the gun? +[3617.960 --> 3622.040] Oh, yeah, they, they, they had, um, at, in the moment, you know, we, +[3622.760 --> 3625.320] knew that the gun was lost, that, uh, +[3625.320 --> 3628.760] Ali had thrown it into a trash can and I told her that you can't do that. +[3628.760 --> 3634.120] Um, when I realized that it was gone and so she went back and, and they, +[3634.120 --> 3637.720] the police came to help retrieve the gun, which was retrieved. +[3637.720 --> 3640.680] Someone had gone through the trash and picked it up and they found it +[3640.680 --> 3641.800] within hours, I believe. +[3642.360 --> 3644.680] And so that was the end of the story. +[3644.680 --> 3646.520] Would you know about the secret service being involved? +[3646.520 --> 3647.720] No, I had no idea. +[3647.720 --> 3652.120] I don't know whether the secret service were or why they would be or I don't think that that's true. +[3652.120 --> 3652.680] Yeah. +[3652.680 --> 3653.320] To my knowledge. +[3655.800 --> 3659.160] Did you and your father ever discuss Ukraine? +[3659.160 --> 3659.320] No. +[3659.960 --> 3664.920] As I said, the only time was after a news account, it wasn't a discussion in any way. +[3664.920 --> 3665.960] There's no butt to this. +[3665.960 --> 3667.080] No, we never did. +[3667.080 --> 3668.920] All right, Mark, you want to go first? +[3668.920 --> 3671.320] Yeah, so net net of that you did. +[3671.320 --> 3674.440] I mean, that's net net. +[3674.440 --> 3675.720] You had a chat about it now. +[3676.520 --> 3679.160] Only so yes, you did. +[3679.720 --> 3686.520] So long as you frame the interaction as as not being a discussion, +[3686.520 --> 3688.280] the question was, did you have a discussion? +[3688.280 --> 3688.920] Well, yeah, I did. +[3688.920 --> 3689.480] Well, no, I did. +[3689.480 --> 3691.880] Well, if you, there's no butt. +[3693.080 --> 3698.440] So what he's doing is going a interaction happened. +[3698.440 --> 3705.160] I would suggest an interaction happened where the Ukraine came up was part of that interaction. +[3705.880 --> 3709.240] But he's reframing it as not a discussion. +[3709.240 --> 3711.400] So maybe he was told about it. +[3711.400 --> 3713.640] Maybe it was mentioned and he was there. +[3713.640 --> 3716.520] Maybe he mentioned it and somebody else was there. +[3716.520 --> 3721.800] But what he's saying is because we can't frame this as a discussion, it didn't happen. +[3722.520 --> 3728.760] Net net it, it did out of that particular salad that we got there. +[3728.760 --> 3732.520] But listen, tell me if I'm if I'm wrong. +[3732.520 --> 3733.640] Greg, what do you think? +[3733.640 --> 3734.440] What do you got on this? +[3734.440 --> 3736.440] Yeah, so here's my initial response. +[3738.120 --> 3738.920] What the hell? +[3739.800 --> 3744.760] If a child told me that when I asked, did you take cookies from the cookie jar, +[3744.760 --> 3747.240] I would just paddle their little rear end when I was young. +[3747.240 --> 3749.480] You know, I mean, when I was a kid, you get paddle for that. +[3749.480 --> 3750.520] You know, it got in paddle. +[3750.520 --> 3751.560] That's the way life works. +[3751.560 --> 3753.000] Because they would know you're lying. +[3753.000 --> 3756.040] Come on, this is a very simple direct question. +[3756.040 --> 3759.320] Direct questions that are answered honestly have direct answers. +[3759.320 --> 3759.960] Did you? +[3759.960 --> 3760.920] No, we didn't. +[3760.920 --> 3764.840] And a leading question on top of that, this is the equivalent of the kids saying, +[3764.840 --> 3766.840] well, I went to get cookies. +[3766.840 --> 3768.600] Well, no, there weren't cookies. +[3768.600 --> 3769.960] It was candy bar. +[3769.960 --> 3771.000] Well, no candy bars. +[3771.000 --> 3772.680] Well, there's nothing, nothing. +[3772.680 --> 3773.400] Just nothing. +[3774.360 --> 3778.920] This is insane that anybody would sit with a straight face and believe this guy's telling a truth. +[3779.160 --> 3781.160] That's all I got. +[3781.160 --> 3782.600] I'm incredulous. +[3782.600 --> 3783.560] Do you use a word? +[3783.560 --> 3784.280] I don't use. +[3784.280 --> 3787.480] Chase, what you got? +[3789.480 --> 3793.880] This is by far the best interviewer out of out of the group. +[3793.880 --> 3795.240] This is the Sherman here. +[3795.240 --> 3796.120] Don't know who she is. +[3797.240 --> 3800.600] Maybe I should, but I don't I don't even own a TV. +[3800.600 --> 3803.480] So I mean, what behind you? +[3803.480 --> 3805.720] So in the you frame. +[3809.160 --> 3813.240] It's not really a TV, but just to counteract all the people we're going to, you know, +[3813.240 --> 3814.520] panoramic, I'm going to ride it. +[3814.520 --> 3815.080] Oh, yeah. +[3815.080 --> 3816.120] No, he's got a TV. +[3816.120 --> 3817.480] But I mean, I may not own it Greg. +[3818.120 --> 3819.080] I mean, there you go. +[3819.080 --> 3820.280] That is just no but. +[3820.280 --> 3821.080] No but. +[3821.080 --> 3822.040] Yeah, no but. +[3822.920 --> 3824.360] There is a but on the TV. +[3824.360 --> 3826.200] Have you ever talked about the Ukraine? +[3826.200 --> 3829.160] She's asking him whether they discuss an entire country. +[3830.360 --> 3830.840] General. +[3832.120 --> 3834.920] So the answer no would obviously be a lie. +[3836.120 --> 3837.160] Discuss a country. +[3837.960 --> 3840.760] And Blink rate goes up to 60 Blinks per minute. +[3841.400 --> 3847.480] And the only time was after a news account and then he self edits, it wasn't a discussion +[3847.480 --> 3848.120] in any way. +[3849.080 --> 3851.480] And I want you to Greg talks about the eyes a lot. +[3851.480 --> 3852.760] I talk about the eyes a lot. +[3853.960 --> 3859.160] I want you to watch the natural movement to his normal recall position, which is nine o'clock. +[3859.160 --> 3861.480] You can watch any of his baseline videos. +[3861.480 --> 3864.040] Nine o'clock recall hour nine o'clock. +[3864.040 --> 3866.040] As you're looking at him, your clock. +[3866.760 --> 3867.640] So his right. +[3868.760 --> 3875.160] And then they immediately and rapidly move across to about four thirty five o'clock +[3875.160 --> 3876.680] as we're looking at him. +[3877.160 --> 3880.280] And that is an immediate retreat. +[3880.280 --> 3883.720] And I need to change the subject and figure something out immediately. +[3883.720 --> 3887.720] When the eyes move from one hemisphere to the other, some things going on, +[3887.720 --> 3890.120] that's almost ninety nine percent of the time. +[3890.120 --> 3894.920] That would be a big red flag for me in any interview, especially if I'm interviewing an employee. +[3896.840 --> 3897.640] Scott, what do you got? +[3898.200 --> 3899.000] All right. +[3899.000 --> 3903.000] This was three answers, three different answers in seven seconds. +[3903.560 --> 3904.120] Unbelievable. +[3904.120 --> 3905.320] There's a guy named Julian Moore. +[3905.320 --> 3907.240] He was a police sergeant here in Nashville. +[3907.240 --> 3908.120] He's retired now. +[3908.680 --> 3911.240] And he could do the funniest +[3912.040 --> 3914.040] imitation of somebody lying to him. +[3914.040 --> 3915.880] Oh, it would put me in the floor. +[3915.880 --> 3918.360] But everybody was around him in the floor laughing so hard. +[3918.360 --> 3921.800] When he started doing it, it looked just like that when he would do it. +[3921.800 --> 3925.960] And it was so funny that it was that's why we're all laughing so hard as we're watching. +[3926.440 --> 3929.080] Because it just looks, it's ridiculous. +[3929.080 --> 3929.880] It's ridiculous. +[3930.440 --> 3932.280] And this guy reminds me of Julie, what he does. +[3932.280 --> 3936.280] Every time I saw that, it's the first thing I could think of. +[3936.280 --> 3939.080] But we're seeing a pro at work here. +[3939.080 --> 3941.160] The guy is, he knows how to do that. +[3941.160 --> 3944.280] He knows how to, how to, once he starts getting into something, +[3944.280 --> 3946.680] and he's just sticky and he's stepped in it. +[3946.680 --> 3949.880] He knows how to get out and jump around and try to get out of it, +[3949.880 --> 3951.560] like a frog and some tar or something. +[3952.120 --> 3953.960] So he's a pro. +[3953.960 --> 3955.240] I don't know what else to say about that. +[3955.560 --> 3956.920] But it's hilarious. +[3956.920 --> 3957.720] That's so bad. +[3957.720 --> 3958.760] It's hilarious. +[3959.720 --> 3964.040] We do our real love, the best examples of everything we've seen for our anniversary. +[3964.040 --> 3964.600] This is one. +[3965.240 --> 3969.320] This one has to be it because no kid, no foundation of truth. +[3969.320 --> 3970.440] That's the last part. +[3971.400 --> 3973.000] We're going to get a lot on this thing. +[3975.400 --> 3978.680] Did you and your father ever discuss you, Frank? +[3978.680 --> 3978.920] No. +[3979.560 --> 3984.520] As I said, the only time was after a news account, there wasn't a discussion in any way. +[3984.520 --> 3985.560] There's no but to this. +[3985.560 --> 3986.360] No, we never did. +[3987.080 --> 3991.080] He came to my apartment one time and this is when he was still in office +[3991.080 --> 3992.840] as vice president. +[3992.840 --> 3995.640] And so he kind of ditched his secret service, +[3995.640 --> 3997.560] figured out a way to get over to the house. +[3997.560 --> 3998.840] And I said, what are you doing here? +[3999.480 --> 4002.600] He said, honey, what are you doing? +[4002.600 --> 4003.800] I said, that I'm fine. +[4003.800 --> 4004.920] He said, you're not fine. +[4005.640 --> 4006.360] Greg, what do you got? +[4007.160 --> 4010.680] Yeah, so this is one of those where I'm going to take part of the story and take, +[4011.640 --> 4014.520] take exception to part of the story. +[4014.520 --> 4018.200] I do believe his father probably came up and said to him, at some point, +[4018.200 --> 4020.600] wherever it was, honey, you're not fine. +[4020.600 --> 4022.840] And I don't think anybody, regardless of your politics, +[4023.400 --> 4025.080] we don't discuss politics here. +[4025.080 --> 4028.440] Regardless of politics, I think most people would say Biden is probably a good, +[4029.080 --> 4031.000] honest father and looked out for his kids. +[4031.000 --> 4034.280] I mean, if you know his history, he said, you can find another senator, +[4034.280 --> 4035.880] my kids can't find another child. +[4035.880 --> 4037.160] I mean, another father. +[4037.160 --> 4039.000] So I don't think anybody would ever +[4039.720 --> 4040.680] discount that. +[4040.680 --> 4045.880] However, the whole he ditched the secret service piece, +[4045.880 --> 4047.320] that just feels like fantasy to me. +[4047.320 --> 4049.640] It doesn't feel like it really is even important to the story. +[4049.640 --> 4052.840] So it doesn't impact anything I feel about Joe Biden in the case. +[4053.080 --> 4055.960] But it feels awkward in too much detail. +[4055.960 --> 4058.920] Anytime there's too much detail, usually it means something. +[4058.920 --> 4061.560] So probably what happened was maybe the secret service was there. +[4061.560 --> 4064.760] Maybe his father was around whatever who cares about that part. +[4064.760 --> 4068.680] I still believe a second part of the story that too much detail is just too much for me. +[4069.000 --> 4071.400] So I don't believe that Scott, what are you going to do? +[4072.040 --> 4075.000] Yeah, I think the second part happened. +[4075.000 --> 4078.680] It might have been a phone call or something or he was already at the house or something. +[4078.680 --> 4081.880] There's no way you're going to be able to ditch the secret service. +[4081.880 --> 4083.480] That's what they do for a living. +[4083.480 --> 4086.760] They make sure nobody's sneaking around coming in or going out. +[4087.400 --> 4089.960] That's kind of, to me, that's kind of like a smack in their face. +[4089.960 --> 4096.040] I know you guys, I know we train all kinds of lettered agencies. +[4096.600 --> 4098.680] And there's no way. +[4098.680 --> 4100.760] There's no way, especially women. +[4100.760 --> 4103.480] They're going to the women secret service. +[4103.480 --> 4104.680] They're going to have it out and everything. +[4104.680 --> 4105.800] Somebody's sneaking in. +[4105.800 --> 4106.760] That's what they're looking for. +[4106.760 --> 4107.560] Somebody's sneaking out. +[4107.560 --> 4109.480] That's what you're not going to get past that. +[4109.480 --> 4110.440] You're not going to. +[4110.440 --> 4112.520] He made that part up somehow. +[4112.520 --> 4113.960] He ditched the secret service. +[4113.960 --> 4116.760] You don't think they know where the vice president is. +[4116.760 --> 4121.400] They know everything about about where the president is and the vice president is +[4121.400 --> 4123.560] all the time, all the time. +[4123.560 --> 4124.600] That didn't happen. +[4124.680 --> 4125.960] The second part, I think it happened. +[4125.960 --> 4127.000] I believe that. +[4127.000 --> 4128.360] And like Chase was saying, +[4128.360 --> 4130.280] oh, we got into this just before we got in. +[4130.280 --> 4132.440] He does, you know, sounds like something Joe would say. +[4132.440 --> 4134.840] Honey, you know, Conn, because this kid loves it. +[4135.560 --> 4138.600] But he didn't ditch the secret service. +[4138.600 --> 4140.440] That's, I'm not good with that. +[4141.000 --> 4141.800] Chase, what do you got? +[4143.000 --> 4145.400] Yeah, I think this is mostly honest, except for that part. +[4145.960 --> 4150.200] Or, you know, this was maybe he didn't see the secret service inside the apartment, +[4150.200 --> 4151.400] whether them or something like that. +[4152.040 --> 4157.960] The vice president, if you didn't know, his address is number one observatory circle +[4157.960 --> 4159.160] in Washington, DC. +[4159.160 --> 4162.760] He lives at the US Naval Observatory on a base. +[4163.400 --> 4165.560] Kind of hard to slip out. +[4166.600 --> 4167.880] But I think it's mostly honest. +[4167.880 --> 4174.360] We also see his truthful recall movement with his eyes to our nine o'clock when you see it. +[4174.360 --> 4175.080] Mark, what do you got? +[4175.800 --> 4179.640] Yeah, so I think the spirit of the story here is actually quite a sweet one, +[4179.720 --> 4184.600] where he positions his dad in a position which every dad would like to be in, +[4184.600 --> 4190.520] seen as a bit of a hero and protective and emotionally there for him. +[4190.520 --> 4193.960] So lovely spirit of the story there, I think. +[4194.680 --> 4196.920] And his hands become buoyant. +[4196.920 --> 4198.520] They break away from the chair. +[4198.520 --> 4204.680] They're gravity defying because it is a bit of a superhero moment, a bold story. +[4205.640 --> 4209.960] He even uses a very quiet, expletive before talking about +[4211.160 --> 4213.800] that he slipped away from the secret service. +[4213.800 --> 4219.640] And he hasn't used that in certainly any of the videos that I've seen so far. +[4220.520 --> 4224.360] So it really launches into a different place for him. +[4224.360 --> 4228.920] I think he places his dad in quite a heroic role here, +[4228.920 --> 4234.520] where he can escape the secret service, escape the bonds that he's in. +[4234.520 --> 4239.720] And be there one to one with his son when he most needs him. +[4239.720 --> 4245.240] And he uses that word honey, which is literally a sweet word. +[4245.800 --> 4248.440] So yeah, I like everybody here. +[4249.560 --> 4256.520] I've been around protection of top politicians, of world leaders. +[4257.080 --> 4261.240] And yeah, you can't get anything past them as you shouldn't. +[4261.240 --> 4263.080] So no, didn't slip away. +[4263.080 --> 4264.520] But what a great story. +[4264.520 --> 4271.640] Beautiful story to have maybe a slight fantasy idea there. +[4271.640 --> 4273.080] There, that's what I got for you. +[4273.080 --> 4277.160] He came to my apartment one time, and this is when he was still in office, +[4277.160 --> 4278.920] as vice president. +[4278.920 --> 4283.640] And so he kind of ditched his secret service, figured out a way to get over to the house. +[4283.640 --> 4285.000] And I said, what are you doing here? +[4285.640 --> 4288.680] He said, honey, what are you doing? +[4288.680 --> 4289.960] I said, that I'm fine. +[4289.960 --> 4291.080] He said, you're not fine. +[4293.400 --> 4294.280] All right, here we go. +[4294.280 --> 4297.640] How did you react to learning that president Trump +[4298.440 --> 4304.120] called the Ukrainian president in a phone call asking him to investigate you and your father? +[4304.120 --> 4305.240] I was like every other American. +[4305.240 --> 4306.200] I was shocked. +[4306.200 --> 4309.640] Did you call your dad and say, oh my gosh, can you believe this? +[4310.440 --> 4312.520] No, yeah, but look, my dad and I talk about that. +[4312.520 --> 4316.680] We don't live in this like political bubble. +[4316.680 --> 4320.120] I picked up the phone and the first thing he said to me is, you know, +[4320.760 --> 4322.200] maize's love in her classes. +[4324.200 --> 4325.480] I said, yeah, dad, I know. +[4326.920 --> 4329.880] We had that discussion before you talked about the truth. +[4329.880 --> 4331.480] For real, and that's not a joke. +[4331.480 --> 4335.720] It's not like anybody has to have any discussion beyond that. +[4335.720 --> 4337.880] And I'll let Congress handle that. +[4337.880 --> 4341.560] And I'll let you guys in the media handle that. +[4342.280 --> 4345.320] And I'll let my dad's campaign handle that. +[4345.320 --> 4349.080] And the only thing that I'm looking to handle is to make certain that I get up every day +[4349.160 --> 4350.120] and do the next right thing. +[4350.120 --> 4353.320] Okay. Well, I'm going to go first on this one because I'm going to tell you, +[4354.040 --> 4355.480] there's too much editing in this thing. +[4355.480 --> 4356.600] It's ridiculous. +[4356.600 --> 4359.960] So for me, I can't, I could tell you the things I'm seeing and stuff. +[4359.960 --> 4363.640] But it's not in, I don't even go for it here in the answers to the same question +[4363.640 --> 4364.280] she's asking. +[4364.280 --> 4366.360] It's so horrifically. +[4366.360 --> 4368.600] So I don't feel good about going and saying, here's what he thinks. +[4368.600 --> 4370.200] And here's what's going to happen next and all that. +[4370.760 --> 4372.360] Someone move on from that. +[4372.360 --> 4373.080] Mark, what do you got? +[4373.720 --> 4377.640] Yeah. So here's what I see within, in your right, this one's all over the place. +[4377.640 --> 4379.480] But I do see he hides his hands. +[4380.440 --> 4382.280] He then barriers with the water. +[4383.000 --> 4390.440] He sinks hides both hands, hides a hand and then holds the other elbow joint. +[4390.440 --> 4398.040] So even though it's a mashup, what there is is a mashup of lots of protective elements +[4398.040 --> 4400.680] of nonverbal communication there. +[4401.560 --> 4405.800] And minimizing, minimizing behavior, which is when you sink down, you make your body smaller, +[4406.440 --> 4409.640] protection of joints, which are vulnerable. +[4411.240 --> 4413.880] So I could certainly see that for a start. +[4414.680 --> 4422.440] What comes across in this one for me is it seems hard for him to be involved with issues +[4422.440 --> 4426.440] of potential national importance to the US. +[4428.200 --> 4434.760] And for his only important concern, to be can he get up and do the next right thing. +[4435.480 --> 4441.320] So he's kind of saying, I can't, I don't want to handle these big important issues about us +[4441.320 --> 4445.240] because I want to handle my thing of getting up the next day and doing the right thing, +[4445.240 --> 4448.440] which for somebody in recovery is a super important thing. +[4448.440 --> 4452.520] Absolutely. Anybody out there, anybody, if you're in recovery right now, +[4452.520 --> 4457.960] it's super important that you get up and you do the best that you can on a day-to-day basis. +[4457.960 --> 4461.240] But then it's maybe, if that's what you're handling right now, +[4461.960 --> 4464.840] maybe the political area is not for you. +[4465.560 --> 4473.160] Because in politics, you have to handle stuff, which is of importance to many, many people +[4473.160 --> 4480.600] other than yourself. And so it's hard to be a really great politician and be only self-centered. +[4480.600 --> 4485.240] I'm not saying you can't be self-centered as a great politician. You absolutely can. +[4485.240 --> 4491.000] But you've got to keep your eye on everything else going on and get the best balance possible. +[4491.000 --> 4499.000] Around that. The world of politics is not necessarily good for this particular recovering +[4499.000 --> 4504.120] addict, I would say. Though there would be others in recovery who are at the stage where they can +[4504.120 --> 4511.080] handle big overarching concepts. At the same time as handling, I got to get up and be the best +[4511.080 --> 4517.160] person I can be to myself today. So that's what I take from this one. Greg, what have you got on this? +[4517.800 --> 4521.720] Yes. So when he says, like all Americans, I was shocked. I expect +[4522.760 --> 4528.280] indignant, chin rise on shocked. I don't think he was shocked. I think he kind of expected this. +[4528.280 --> 4531.640] He does some chaff and redirect. Where he starts talking about everything but. +[4532.280 --> 4536.520] And then he says, for real, and again, they're edited, but you see his body close up, +[4536.520 --> 4541.880] his blink rate increase. And then he goes to this holy ground thing again. I'm going to do the +[4541.880 --> 4546.280] best I can. And I understand when you're in recovery, that's the most important part of your life. +[4546.360 --> 4551.560] But his brow comes up. He does the Eddie Haskell thing all over again. He is not doing it when +[4551.560 --> 4555.240] he's talking about the rest of the story. And suddenly his brow comes up at that. Now, +[4555.240 --> 4559.480] is he just asking for approval because he's saying, look, I've had a fractured life and I'm trying +[4559.480 --> 4565.800] to recover. Maybe, but it is a pattern for him in people where he needs approval needs. He does +[4565.800 --> 4570.440] that whole Eddie Haskell thing. And I'll just keep using that word because I'm going to revive +[4570.520 --> 4577.160] Ken Osman's role of Eddie Haskell at least for a day. Showing the 50s and 60s, it still has +[4577.160 --> 4583.480] some kind of pertinence today. There's a guy named Rizio, a doctor who is involved in a psychologist +[4583.480 --> 4588.920] who's involved in organizational dynamics who talks about something called the Haskell effect +[4588.920 --> 4592.840] in a business when you have people who are too faced and going behind. And if you don't do a good +[4592.840 --> 4598.760] job of controlling that, it'll erode your entire organization. So bring it back now. One last +[4598.760 --> 4603.800] time he does this, he goes and asks for that approval. That's all I see. I don't see a whole lot +[4603.800 --> 4607.320] of their net. And again, there's so many edits. It makes it tough. Chase, what do you got? +[4608.600 --> 4615.080] This was masterful. He opens it up by saying like every other American, I was shocked. +[4615.800 --> 4620.520] So he socializes the issue and saying, everybody thinks this. If this wasn't shocking to you, +[4620.520 --> 4627.880] then you're obviously not an American. And he's more use of visual language. So what +[4627.880 --> 4632.760] the reporter should have done, the moment he says, look, starting to explain this is not start +[4632.760 --> 4638.120] discussing phone calls. Let's say, you know, what did it look like to you? What did that conversation +[4638.120 --> 4647.400] look like? Or what happened next instead of going on to the auditory part? And why not ask after he +[4647.400 --> 4653.160] says, well, yeah, no, we didn't talk about that. But the first thing he said on the phone, maybe +[4653.160 --> 4657.400] a follow up question would be, what about the second thing he said on the phone? What happened +[4657.400 --> 4664.840] after that? Because that's where the thing is that we need. And this wasn't deception, but +[4664.840 --> 4671.720] this was masterful avoidance. And it was definitely dishonest, but not deceptive, per se. +[4672.680 --> 4677.720] And when he's recalling a conversation about his daughter, I don't want to mention kids names +[4677.720 --> 4684.920] on YouTube, he goes to nine o'clock, his normal recall, where he accesses information. So it's a +[4684.920 --> 4692.040] truthful event. And when he's saying, I'm going to do the next right thing. This is great for +[4692.040 --> 4698.280] his recovery, but it also makes us assume in the statement presupposes that I've been doing right +[4698.280 --> 4705.000] things all along. And anything that I've done is not my fault, including my addiction. +[4705.560 --> 4711.160] How did you react to learning that President Trump called the Ukrainian President +[4711.960 --> 4716.520] in a phone call asking him to investigate you and your father? I was like every other American. +[4716.520 --> 4720.920] I was shocked. Did you call your dad and say, oh my gosh, can you believe this? +[4721.800 --> 4726.280] No, yeah, but look, my dad and I talk about that. We don't live in this like +[4727.240 --> 4731.480] political bubble. I picked up the phone and the first thing he said to me is, you know, +[4732.040 --> 4739.400] maizey's love in her classes. I said, yeah, dad, I know. She said, pen, no. We had that discussion +[4739.480 --> 4743.880] before. First before you talked about for real. And that's not a joke. It's not like anybody. +[4744.840 --> 4750.760] Has to have any discussion beyond that. And I'll let Congress handle that. And I'll let you guys +[4750.760 --> 4757.640] in the media handle that. And I'll let my dad's campaign handle that. And the only thing that +[4757.640 --> 4761.800] I'm looking to handle is to make sure that I get up every day and do the next right thing. +[4761.800 --> 4767.320] All right. Let's start around room and see what we got. As far as we were talking about him being +[4767.320 --> 4772.520] for a percentage, being deceptive or being truthful. Greg, you want to go first? +[4773.160 --> 4777.880] Yeah, I'm not going to give you a percentage. I'm going to say he avoids truth at many, many, +[4777.880 --> 4783.560] many opportunities. He always goes the high ground. He had he has schools. Back kick back to Ken +[4783.560 --> 4787.640] Osmond. He had he has schools every opportunity when he, there's somebody in authority. And then +[4787.640 --> 4793.160] when there isn't, all that goes away. So I don't trust that he's being truthful. I'll also, +[4793.240 --> 4798.360] guys, I'm going to say this and we're going to put disclaimers in here. But this has nothing to do +[4798.360 --> 4802.360] with Joe Biden. This is Hunter Biden. We're talking about Hunter Biden and what he does in this +[4802.360 --> 4807.880] interview. So don't take it as politics. Take it as what we're looking at. I don't believe he +[4807.880 --> 4812.840] is trustworthy because of the, there's so much deviation between what's normal and what he's doing. +[4812.840 --> 4817.560] That's me. Chase. What do you get? Yeah. Again, this isn't politics. This is a human. +[4818.520 --> 4824.280] But what we're looking at is a human, not a Republican or a Democrat. We do that with everything. +[4825.320 --> 4829.800] And if we are biased, we'll be the first to tell you if we have some kind of better +[4829.800 --> 4837.000] vested interest in something. This was mostly dishonest, slightly deceptive, and hardly truthful. +[4837.880 --> 4844.680] Mark. Yeah. So I know, you know, some of you watching out there, you'll feel like you've got a +[4844.680 --> 4851.720] horse in this race because of the relationship with his father, very important man. Absolutely. +[4851.720 --> 4858.600] So, you know, in order to not offend, I will say I feel at some points that he is obfuscating +[4858.600 --> 4867.640] somewhat. There you go. I don't care if I've been, but I really don't. But I'll tell you, +[4867.640 --> 4872.520] I am politically, you guys know me. I don't get you. Okay. But I think we're seeing more +[4873.880 --> 4879.080] being untruthful than we are seeing being truthful in these things. When the questions get hard, +[4879.080 --> 4884.280] that's every time, not every time. Most of the time, he's being deceptive. It looks to me like. +[4884.280 --> 4888.920] So I would chase, I think if you wait it out, it's going to be deceptive, it's pretty heavy. +[4889.480 --> 4895.400] And the goes a bit light on the being truthful. Now, if you like what we're doing, please subscribe. +[4896.040 --> 4898.280] And just poke that little thing down there that says YouTube, +[4898.280 --> 4903.640] Hunter, subscribe, whatever it says. It's red. And become a panelist with us. +[4903.640 --> 4907.320] So there you go. I'll take it a step further. If you don't like what we're doing, please subscribe. +[4909.320 --> 4912.360] If you're not, you never know about it. You're going to want to subscribe. +[4913.240 --> 4917.880] Just to know what we're doing. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Well, thanks so much. We'll see you +[4917.880 --> 4922.040] everybody next time. Thanks, fellas. This was a good. I'll see you next time. See you. Bye now. +[4925.400 --> 4939.880] Ah right. +[4939.960 --> 4941.240] yeah. +[4941.240 --> 4949.040] are +[4949.040 --> 4950.040] Fuck you. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_vSutXQ7eM7w.txt b/transcript/cooking_vSutXQ7eM7w.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f0db923675d43a6cf8d08796af23de2c35adb67e --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_vSutXQ7eM7w.txt @@ -0,0 +1,495 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.000] Here's a game for the uninhibited. +[4.000 --> 7.000] And our stars this week are Joanne Warley +[7.000 --> 8.640] and from the movie, +[8.640 --> 11.440] wrestlers wrap for the Patrick Wayne. +[11.440 --> 15.480] What's their body do the talking on body language? +[15.480 --> 19.880] And now here's the star of body language, Tom Kennedy. +[19.880 --> 23.280] All right, hello. +[23.280 --> 24.880] Good day, one of all. +[24.880 --> 26.360] Good day. +[26.360 --> 27.160] Thank you. +[27.160 --> 28.000] Excuse me, America. +[28.000 --> 28.920] I had to do something here. +[28.920 --> 31.080] I had to tidy up our little area here. +[31.080 --> 32.320] All right, now, hello there. +[32.320 --> 33.760] Welcome to our show. +[33.760 --> 36.280] I found a lethal weapon out in our little acting arena, +[36.280 --> 37.560] and I must remove that. +[37.560 --> 39.120] Oh, you know how we get down there and call around. +[39.120 --> 39.920] That's true. +[39.920 --> 40.920] That's right. +[40.920 --> 43.320] We are having a great week this week +[43.320 --> 44.760] because we have the mouth. +[44.760 --> 46.160] Joanne Warley, right there. +[46.160 --> 47.400] She's here. +[47.400 --> 48.400] She's here. +[48.400 --> 51.400] Oh, no. +[51.400 --> 52.560] I'm just kidding. +[52.560 --> 54.680] I'm not going to hurt her. +[54.680 --> 56.880] Oh, Joanne, you look lovely. +[56.880 --> 58.240] You've got every color on today. +[58.240 --> 59.440] I know, aren't they bright and pretty? +[59.440 --> 61.480] So that way, you know you're going to match your contestant +[61.480 --> 62.800] no matter what she or he wears. +[62.800 --> 63.240] And we do. +[63.240 --> 63.960] There we go. +[63.960 --> 64.840] Yeah, see? +[64.840 --> 65.480] It all works. +[65.480 --> 66.000] We're all set. +[66.000 --> 68.240] Joanne, what's the whosles? +[68.240 --> 69.440] Oh, the whosles. +[69.440 --> 72.960] It's a new Disney cartoon on Saturday mornings. +[72.960 --> 76.080] And everybody in it is a combination of two animals. +[76.080 --> 78.600] And my name is a hopopotamus. +[78.600 --> 80.520] What two animals am I a combination of? +[80.520 --> 82.000] Oh, rabbit and a hippo. +[82.000 --> 85.080] Oh, that's why you're the host. +[85.080 --> 86.280] You're the smartest one. +[87.000 --> 88.760] You mean you do the sound of a rabbit? +[88.760 --> 89.840] I mean, the voice of a rabbit. +[89.840 --> 91.560] Yeah, the top part is the rabbit. +[91.560 --> 93.200] And the bottom part is the hippopotamus. +[93.200 --> 94.200] And she's wonderful. +[94.200 --> 95.120] How does she sound? +[95.120 --> 97.040] She sounds a great deal like me. +[97.040 --> 97.560] No kidding. +[97.560 --> 99.400] Oh, I think I sound all crazy. +[99.400 --> 100.760] Thank you, hardship. +[100.760 --> 103.040] But she sounds an awful lot like me. +[103.040 --> 104.680] All right. +[104.680 --> 106.200] And she's great fun. +[106.200 --> 106.960] That's good. +[106.960 --> 109.200] You have a new player on their green team. +[109.200 --> 110.920] And her name is Susie Thomas. +[110.920 --> 112.560] Welcome, Susie. +[112.560 --> 113.720] Tell us about yourself. +[113.720 --> 116.160] Well, I thought we were going to be the same. +[116.160 --> 117.000] Wait a minute. +[117.000 --> 117.840] You had to start again. +[117.840 --> 118.480] I can't hear you. +[118.480 --> 120.080] I taught orthopedically handicapped +[120.080 --> 122.960] and jazz dance at Bassett High School in La Puente. +[122.960 --> 124.920] And now I'm pursuing my underwater photography. +[124.920 --> 127.160] And I just had two pictures published. +[127.160 --> 128.480] Did you really? +[128.480 --> 129.000] OK. +[129.000 --> 130.960] And you have your own equipment and all of that? +[130.960 --> 132.040] Look how tanchi is. +[132.040 --> 133.040] Yeah. +[133.040 --> 134.640] I hope you use number 15. +[134.640 --> 135.240] Oh, yes. +[135.240 --> 137.600] That's a good girl. +[137.600 --> 139.400] Welcome aboard, there, Susie. +[139.400 --> 142.800] Ladies and gentlemen, Patrick Wayne is with us this week. +[142.800 --> 144.360] Patrick, how do I light it up? +[144.360 --> 145.360] Fine. +[147.000 --> 148.440] It could be a little harder. +[148.440 --> 150.240] Found out yesterday about your latest movie, +[150.240 --> 151.120] Rustler's Rhapsody. +[151.120 --> 151.920] Yes. +[151.920 --> 154.280] You've also been trotting the boards of late, have you not? +[154.280 --> 156.840] Yes, I just came back from Florida +[156.840 --> 158.160] where I was working at the Burt Reynolds +[158.160 --> 160.920] Dine Theater doing a production of arsenic and old lace, +[160.920 --> 162.080] which is a fabulous place. +[162.080 --> 162.360] Thank you. +[162.360 --> 163.360] Yeah. +[163.360 --> 164.360] Fabulous. +[164.360 --> 166.840] And I know it was a ghostly and merry wick. +[166.840 --> 168.120] Oh, that sounds like fun. +[168.120 --> 168.880] We had a lot of fun. +[168.880 --> 171.480] Earlier this year, you worked with your brother in a new assignment. +[171.480 --> 173.880] I worked with my younger brother in another Neil Simon. +[173.880 --> 176.640] I should say, a production of Come Blow Your Heart. +[176.640 --> 177.400] Yeah. +[177.400 --> 178.560] And that's brother Ethan. +[178.560 --> 179.240] Brother Ethan. +[179.240 --> 180.000] Yeah. +[180.000 --> 180.520] Good. +[180.520 --> 181.680] You've been busy, Patrick. +[181.680 --> 182.200] Yes, Keith. +[182.200 --> 183.520] We're happy to have you with us. +[183.520 --> 184.600] Keep the kids fed. +[184.600 --> 185.760] Yeah, that's right. +[185.760 --> 188.600] Here's our champ, Laurie Howell, $8,800. +[188.600 --> 189.600] Thank you. +[189.600 --> 190.120] Thank you. +[190.120 --> 191.000] Thank you. +[191.000 --> 192.000] Thank you. +[194.000 --> 196.800] Laurie has to be good because her mom and her dad +[196.800 --> 198.480] and her husband and who else is out there? +[198.480 --> 199.240] My sister. +[199.240 --> 200.680] And her sister out there. +[200.680 --> 204.600] So we're going to show them how much more she can add. +[204.600 --> 206.720] And how much Susie can add to her winnings. +[206.720 --> 208.480] Let's do it, shall we? +[208.480 --> 209.360] We all set now. +[209.360 --> 212.240] The object of our game is to act out a series of words +[212.240 --> 213.600] to help your partner solve a puzzle. +[213.600 --> 214.440] Let's do it, Joanne. +[214.440 --> 214.960] Come over here. +[214.960 --> 216.440] Susie over there. +[216.440 --> 218.400] I'll give you a little bit. +[218.400 --> 220.960] No, Joanne. +[220.960 --> 223.000] This is the last time I'm going to tell you this. +[223.000 --> 224.160] Maybe it's not. +[224.160 --> 225.680] I'll listen real hard this time. +[225.680 --> 228.360] We're going to show you five of seven words +[228.360 --> 230.360] that will appear in a puzzle a little bit later on. +[230.360 --> 231.800] And the more words you get, Susie, +[231.800 --> 233.280] the easier it will be to solve that puzzle. +[233.280 --> 234.000] Shall we do it? +[234.000 --> 234.480] Please. +[234.480 --> 235.000] Let's do it. +[235.000 --> 236.480] 60 seconds on the clock. +[236.480 --> 237.800] Here's your first word. +[237.800 --> 239.280] Go. +[239.280 --> 241.240] OK, you are smoking a cigarette. +[241.240 --> 242.040] You're a star. +[242.040 --> 243.440] You're a woman. +[243.440 --> 243.920] All right. +[243.920 --> 245.240] Oh, gosh. +[245.240 --> 246.240] Carol Channing. +[246.240 --> 247.520] Ah, here. +[247.520 --> 250.360] Ah, very Davis. +[250.360 --> 252.000] You, she said pass. +[252.000 --> 252.600] We continue. +[252.600 --> 253.800] OK, I'm your bird. +[253.800 --> 255.400] All right, a chicken. +[255.400 --> 256.400] Chicken. +[256.400 --> 257.680] You're plucking your feathers. +[257.680 --> 258.680] You got it, next. +[259.520 --> 261.480] Ah, you're an animal. +[261.480 --> 264.560] A dog. +[264.560 --> 266.480] And you're a Russian dog. +[266.480 --> 269.520] Ah, a dog with a mustache. +[269.520 --> 270.640] Hi, Hitler. +[270.640 --> 272.960] Oh, gosh, a German shepherd. +[272.960 --> 274.720] Oh, a little German shepherd. +[274.720 --> 275.840] Ah, ah, ah, ah. +[275.840 --> 278.840] Thoroughly, little, a little German dog. +[278.840 --> 281.400] OK, OK. +[281.400 --> 282.520] A star. +[282.520 --> 284.400] A woman. +[284.400 --> 285.560] A woman. +[285.560 --> 286.920] A woman of villain. +[286.920 --> 289.760] Lizzie Gordon. +[289.760 --> 291.040] You asked somebody. +[291.040 --> 294.960] You're a small. +[294.960 --> 298.000] You're hurting a child. +[298.000 --> 299.000] Oh, my God. +[299.000 --> 300.000] Hey. +[300.000 --> 301.000] Did I embarrass you? +[301.000 --> 302.000] Seriously. +[302.000 --> 303.000] Oh, no. +[303.000 --> 304.000] All right. +[304.000 --> 305.600] I want to give you a little piece of information +[305.600 --> 308.000] that will serve all of you well as we go through the week. +[308.000 --> 308.280] OK. +[308.280 --> 310.160] When you pass, and they give an answer, +[310.160 --> 311.280] it is not registered. +[311.280 --> 312.520] In order to pick up that answer, you +[312.520 --> 314.120] must get around to that word again. +[314.120 --> 314.880] Hurry up, then. +[314.880 --> 315.400] That's right. +[315.400 --> 316.200] OK, thank you. +[316.200 --> 317.040] We do it there. +[317.040 --> 317.840] You got one. +[317.840 --> 319.560] I was doing it as fast as I could. +[319.560 --> 321.480] Well, OK. +[321.480 --> 322.000] Here we go. +[322.000 --> 322.720] Here is your puzzle. +[322.720 --> 324.560] Here is your one word now. +[324.560 --> 326.360] And this is for $100. +[326.360 --> 330.480] Blank and blank probably use this blank to pluck their blanks +[330.480 --> 333.680] so they wouldn't look like a blank or blank. +[333.680 --> 334.160] Suzie. +[334.160 --> 334.760] Tweezers? +[334.760 --> 335.840] Is it tweezers? +[335.840 --> 337.040] Oh, boy. +[337.040 --> 337.840] Oh, boy. +[337.840 --> 340.920] Why is your glasses? +[340.920 --> 342.600] My goodness. +[342.600 --> 345.600] I must say that, I think, is what we call a key word. +[345.600 --> 347.000] Absolutely. +[347.000 --> 348.360] Let's look at the rest of these now. +[348.360 --> 350.520] Number one says Joan Crawford. +[350.520 --> 351.560] That was... +[351.560 --> 353.040] Oh, I was going to say it. +[353.040 --> 354.320] OK, it's too bad you didn't. +[354.320 --> 358.200] Joan Crawford and Betty Davis is the one with a cigarette. +[358.200 --> 358.880] Oh, yes. +[358.880 --> 360.040] Yes. +[360.040 --> 364.200] Probably use this tool to pluck their eyebrows +[364.200 --> 366.320] so they wouldn't look like a schnauzer. +[366.320 --> 370.160] That's a German dog. +[370.160 --> 372.080] Or, Groucho Marx. +[372.080 --> 372.760] Didn't get to that. +[372.760 --> 373.920] We didn't get to Elbroucho, no. +[373.920 --> 374.720] No, you didn't. +[374.720 --> 376.160] Probably just a swell. +[376.160 --> 378.760] Yeah, that's right. +[378.760 --> 381.000] You might have gotten Betty Davis on that. +[381.000 --> 382.600] Listen, you got $100. +[382.600 --> 383.600] So that's what's important. +[383.600 --> 386.680] The first $500, $500 wins a game and a chance of $10,000, +[386.680 --> 387.440] I say to you. +[387.440 --> 388.960] Patrick Wayne's team is up next. +[388.960 --> 390.160] Get on over there, Suzie. +[390.160 --> 391.160] APPLAUSE +[397.880 --> 399.560] They say we're waiting for you to get picked up. +[399.560 --> 401.360] We have $100 over there on the green team. +[401.360 --> 403.280] Zero on the pink team. +[403.280 --> 404.600] But the pink team is up now. +[404.600 --> 405.480] Patrick, that's you. +[405.480 --> 406.240] Get down here. +[406.240 --> 407.240] My heart is good, right? +[407.240 --> 409.240] APPLAUSE +[412.240 --> 413.240] Oh, we got to come back. +[413.240 --> 415.840] The pink team will dance their way into your hearts now. +[415.840 --> 416.320] Here we go. +[416.320 --> 418.320] 60 seconds on the clock. +[418.320 --> 419.640] Here's your first word. +[419.640 --> 421.480] Go. +[421.480 --> 422.280] You're very thin. +[422.280 --> 423.680] You're Twiggy. +[423.680 --> 424.440] Wow. +[424.440 --> 425.240] You got it. +[425.240 --> 426.240] Next. +[426.240 --> 427.240] You're famous. +[427.240 --> 430.000] Yes. +[430.000 --> 431.560] Piece of land, a place. +[431.560 --> 432.680] You're a famous person. +[432.680 --> 437.720] A famous woman who walks. +[437.720 --> 440.760] Pass, pass. +[440.760 --> 441.920] You're looking for something. +[441.920 --> 444.840] You got it, next. +[444.840 --> 452.280] A famous woman with a hat, a crown, Princess Diana, +[452.280 --> 457.040] the queen, the wicked witch of the West, the wicked queen. +[457.040 --> 458.040] Yes. +[458.040 --> 459.040] Yes. +[460.040 --> 466.040] A star, a truck driver, a famous truck, a map truck. +[466.040 --> 467.040] Down you go. +[467.040 --> 469.040] Oh, boy. +[469.040 --> 471.040] A famous. +[471.040 --> 473.040] It's raining. +[473.040 --> 474.040] It's cold. +[474.040 --> 475.040] It's snowing. +[475.040 --> 476.040] It's snow-queen. +[476.040 --> 478.040] That you're happy. +[478.040 --> 479.040] It's snowing. +[479.040 --> 480.040] Do you? +[480.040 --> 482.040] Well, I want to tell you. +[482.040 --> 484.040] I mean, that time is up. +[484.040 --> 485.040] I want to tell you something. +[485.040 --> 488.040] You had two in there, particularly. +[488.040 --> 490.040] That were really tough. +[490.040 --> 492.040] Twiggy, you got it in three seconds. +[492.040 --> 493.040] Unbelievable. +[493.040 --> 494.040] And Mac truck. +[494.040 --> 496.040] I don't know where that came from. +[496.040 --> 498.040] But boy, you guys are on the same wavelength. +[498.040 --> 500.040] Get over there. +[500.040 --> 502.040] It's four words. +[502.040 --> 505.040] Here's your puzzle. +[505.040 --> 507.040] No, no, wait. +[507.040 --> 509.040] They don't know the word. +[509.040 --> 510.040] Just second. +[510.040 --> 512.040] See, they don't know in the booth that we don't see that. +[512.040 --> 513.040] Booth, we don't see. +[513.040 --> 514.040] Oh, no. +[514.040 --> 515.040] There you go. +[515.040 --> 517.040] Now, you've already got the puzzle and you have the four words. +[517.040 --> 520.040] Well, what we're doing is toughening this up a little bit. +[520.040 --> 522.040] What was I? +[522.040 --> 526.040] The wicked queen in blank asked blank of hers. +[526.040 --> 531.040] And yours will blank you if you look like a Mac truck or Twiggy. +[531.040 --> 533.040] Take it, already. +[533.040 --> 534.040] Heart. +[534.040 --> 535.040] Is it heart? +[535.040 --> 536.040] No. +[536.040 --> 537.040] Suzy, you're it back. +[537.040 --> 539.040] Which blank next? +[539.040 --> 540.040] Three. +[540.040 --> 544.040] The wicked queen in blank asked questions of hers. +[544.040 --> 548.040] And yours will blank you if you look like a Mac truck or Twiggy. +[548.040 --> 550.040] Oh, God. +[550.040 --> 551.040] Time, Laurie. +[551.040 --> 552.040] Two. +[552.040 --> 556.040] The wicked queen in Snow White asked questions of hers, etc. +[556.040 --> 557.040] Mirror. +[557.040 --> 558.040] Is it mirror? +[558.040 --> 560.040] Yes, it is. +[560.040 --> 565.040] And could we see now a number four? +[565.040 --> 568.040] The wicked queen is no one asked questions of hers. +[568.040 --> 573.040] And yours will tell you if you look like a Mac truck or Twiggy, as it will. +[573.040 --> 578.040] And that is $100 a piece by Gully the Scores Tide. +[578.040 --> 582.040] And we'll be back with our $250 puzzle back to this. +[582.040 --> 583.040] All right. +[583.040 --> 585.040] Let's get on. +[585.040 --> 590.040] $100 a piece. +[590.040 --> 592.040] We think they're dancing. +[592.040 --> 593.040] We'll have to back. +[593.040 --> 594.040] Yes. +[594.040 --> 595.040] Fun and games here. +[595.040 --> 599.040] We go into $250 puzzles and have neither team reaches $250. +[599.040 --> 601.040] We get these people out of here and get to you. +[601.040 --> 603.040] No, we'll have a playoff. +[603.040 --> 604.040] Joanne, you're receiving. +[604.040 --> 606.040] Susan, you're giving us go. +[606.040 --> 610.040] I'm having more darn fun. +[610.040 --> 611.040] Let's get to it. +[611.040 --> 612.040] 60 seconds on the clock. +[612.040 --> 614.040] Here's your first word. +[614.040 --> 615.040] Go. +[620.040 --> 621.040] Waves. +[621.040 --> 622.040] Cones. +[622.040 --> 624.040] Hohoho, Jolly. +[624.040 --> 625.040] I can't be king. +[625.040 --> 626.040] Yes. +[626.040 --> 627.040] Next. +[627.040 --> 628.040] Perp. +[628.040 --> 629.040] Pick up. +[629.040 --> 630.040] Yes. +[630.040 --> 631.040] Next. +[631.040 --> 632.040] Punker. +[632.040 --> 633.040] Rock. +[633.040 --> 634.040] Okay. +[634.040 --> 635.040] Hi, microphone. +[635.040 --> 636.040] Singer. +[636.040 --> 637.040] Rock singer. +[637.040 --> 639.040] You got it for punk. +[639.040 --> 640.040] Continue. +[640.040 --> 641.040] Oh, record. +[641.040 --> 642.040] Spin. +[642.040 --> 644.040] That's good for spinning. +[644.040 --> 645.040] This is your final word. +[645.040 --> 646.040] Shopping card. +[646.040 --> 647.040] Shopping market. +[647.040 --> 648.040] You got it for shop. +[648.040 --> 649.040] I'll give it some more. +[649.040 --> 651.040] You were giving us adverbial forms most of the way. +[651.040 --> 652.040] But it was good enough. +[652.040 --> 653.040] You got it. +[653.040 --> 654.040] You got it. +[654.040 --> 655.040] You got it. +[655.040 --> 656.040] You got it. +[656.040 --> 657.040] You got it. +[657.040 --> 658.040] You got it. +[658.040 --> 660.040] You got it. +[660.040 --> 661.040] You got it. +[661.040 --> 662.040] You got it. +[662.040 --> 663.040] You got it. +[663.040 --> 664.040] You got it. +[664.040 --> 665.040] You got it. +[665.040 --> 666.040] You got it. +[666.040 --> 667.040] You got it. +[667.040 --> 668.040] You got it. +[668.040 --> 669.040] You got it. +[669.040 --> 670.040] You got it. +[670.040 --> 671.040] You got it. +[671.040 --> 672.040] You got it. +[672.040 --> 675.040] Here is your puzzle here. +[675.040 --> 677.040] All five words. +[677.040 --> 679.040] Let's show that. +[679.040 --> 681.040] That's the full shot there. +[681.040 --> 686.040] His shop has a blank that looks like a spinning candy cane. +[686.040 --> 689.940] He might turn into a punk. What is it a barber? Is it a barber? +[695.740 --> 701.040] Shop I think I would you did oh you got shop for shopping didn't you push it his shop has a +[701.580 --> 705.360] Pull and of course that was unacted that looks like a spinning candy cane +[705.360 --> 710.320] See as soon as she gave you the impression that it was Christmas time you immediately went to the candy +[710.320 --> 713.560] That's right very good. Good playing out of your hands hiccups while +[714.720 --> 716.720] Clipping you +[716.720 --> 718.720] I'm more waste than one +[718.720 --> 722.320] You might turn into a punk well done Joanne. That's the way to play the game +[722.800 --> 727.060] 350 for the green team and now the pink team is up Patrick you're over here. Laurie down there +[730.120 --> 736.160] Used to be the red team this week. It's the or rather today is the pink team ready there. All right 60 seconds +[737.020 --> 739.020] Here's your first word go +[741.040 --> 743.540] Peruppinant it's a water mountain +[745.720 --> 747.720] Rocky mountains +[747.720 --> 749.720] faces in a +[750.320 --> 752.320] Mount orishmore you got it next +[753.920 --> 755.920] Ironing yes +[756.920 --> 758.920] Opening refrigerator +[761.680 --> 768.080] Writing a letter. It's a letter. It's an envelope. It's a photograph snapshot a bigger +[768.080 --> 770.080] picture +[771.320 --> 773.320] TV +[776.720 --> 778.720] Saxi flirtatious +[780.960 --> 782.960] Squeeze +[783.560 --> 787.440] These are your fact the last two words were repeating a signing autograph +[788.640 --> 793.200] stamping mailing post letter post post mail +[794.760 --> 796.760] book +[799.080 --> 804.720] Time okay, all right interesting good job. We got three of them +[805.240 --> 809.520] Not to worry you got three out of five. Here's your puzzle here your three words. It's a +[810.080 --> 811.800] $250 puzzle +[811.800 --> 818.760] This blank thing is blank to iron and will hold the blank of Mount Rushmore on your refrigerator blank Patrick +[821.840 --> 827.560] Time Joanne which blank next she's anxious. Oh number one, please this this metal thing +[828.080 --> 835.440] Is a blank to iron and will hold a blank of Mount Rushmore on your refrigerator blank? It is a magnet is it magnet? +[839.760 --> 845.600] Yeah, this metal of course parentheses means unactive this metal thing is attracted +[846.160 --> 851.680] She was doing the physical attraction then she did her hands like they were being attracted like a magnetic field +[852.000 --> 857.760] to iron and will hold a post card post card she was writing on a post card and +[858.240 --> 866.680] Anyway, I've not rushed more on your refrigerator door and that means it's $600 in that wins the game for the green team Susie and Joanne have won the game +[867.280 --> 869.280] now +[869.920 --> 871.160] Laurie +[871.160 --> 877.040] Laurie our current champ that is only her first loss so that means she will continue to play our game +[877.080 --> 879.320] So she'll sit there and count her money for a while +[879.320 --> 882.800] She has $8,900 when we come back out of commercial +[883.160 --> 890.240] Susie Thomas and Joanne Worley are going to play for $10,000 and Susie's gonna tell us if she's gonna give or +[890.360 --> 892.360] She's gonna receive +[892.360 --> 894.360] After you look at this we'll find her +[913.400 --> 915.400] All right now we have a game within a game +[916.040 --> 921.800] Because I know there are people out there making bets on whether they think Susie's gonna give or she's gonna receive now +[921.800 --> 924.720] Justice for kicks in the audience. How many do you think she's gonna give? +[925.640 --> 927.640] How many thank you's gonna receive +[928.160 --> 930.160] What are you gonna do? +[930.160 --> 932.480] She's gonna give all right to get down her Joanne +[932.480 --> 934.480] Over there +[936.480 --> 942.120] All right now listen we're going to give you 10 words this time in 60 seconds and every word that you get +[942.120 --> 947.680] It'll be a hundred dollars and then the hundreds can become thousands later on you're ready. Yes good 60 seconds on the clock +[948.040 --> 950.040] Here's your first word +[951.800 --> 954.440] Apple slice bitter lemon +[956.200 --> 958.200] Hot man 200 +[959.600 --> 961.600] Pass pass +[961.720 --> 963.720] Slap 300 +[965.280 --> 969.240] Animal with cow milk mookow little in the calf +[973.920 --> 980.160] Torsow hula bangles bangles put on and okay +[980.840 --> 982.840] Baby little baby +[983.720 --> 990.360] Kid little girl baby sweet little girl a little girl baby no little child girl +[992.560 --> 995.160] You smell stink 600 +[996.760 --> 999.600] Go ahead fever thermometer temperature +[1001.840 --> 1003.840] Quiet 800 +[1006.760 --> 1009.360] You're reading the marquee on a billboard +[1009.360 --> 1011.360] Uh +[1019.560 --> 1021.560] Rail +[1021.560 --> 1023.560] A banister is the rail as you go down a step +[1025.080 --> 1027.080] Get it +[1027.080 --> 1029.080] A banner oh +[1030.360 --> 1034.600] But you did get eight of them for 800 dollars friends was the other this was a friend +[1034.600 --> 1042.400] Yeah, I don't know. I yeah dress or whatever it was so you get 800 that can become eight thousand dollars if you get the next three words in 20 seconds +[1042.400 --> 1045.840] I said okay 20 seconds on the clock here is +[1046.600 --> 1052.040] Here's your first three words and go sleep pillow one down to the go +[1053.680 --> 1055.040] Dad +[1055.040 --> 1059.480] Of course $2 and one to go for $8,000 suspenders +[1060.240 --> 1063.480] Jump suit. I don't understand braces +[1063.480 --> 1066.120] About their suspenders straps +[1093.480 --> 1095.480] I don't know +[1096.360 --> 1104.960] When the magic happens on this show it happens very quickly and the hundreds turning into thousands is an amazing thing Susie Thomas right here has so far +[1105.560 --> 1107.320] $8,600 +[1107.320 --> 1109.320] Lori Hoel has +[1109.320 --> 1111.320] $80,000 +[1111.320 --> 1113.320] Patrick has not any one +[1113.720 --> 1115.720] How to swell pink sweat +[1116.720 --> 1123.300] But on the other hand Joanne Worley has some of the most gorgeous earrings to be seen and you're gonna see two more of them tomorrow +[1123.300 --> 1126.720] If you tune in body language should they do that? +[1136.880 --> 1139.640] Some of all the party contestants will receive a +[1140.000 --> 1145.520] $25 gift certificate to tasty free is an entry the third annual tasty freeze electric cars +[1145.520 --> 1148.600] Three states remember a tasty freeze we got taste +[1149.360 --> 1153.200] Zero in on the action with the certified element of the locker there is includes high-powered +[1153.200 --> 1155.200] It's the focus to write sharp image +[1155.760 --> 1160.620] Maximum strength court is on fire release both inching and irritation right for his own five +[1160.620 --> 1166.560] Got under your rich resuming relief and helping healing only two text policy mover has moisture guard +[1166.560 --> 1172.520] If black nails and crying and breaking no wonder is America's number one remover and a matter of our studio audience +[1172.720 --> 1174.240] We see a +[1174.240 --> 1183.160] $350 gift certificate redeemable on the jewelry purchase at any of the 12,000 participating jewelry stores and remembers of jewelers of America +[1183.160 --> 1199.280] This is Johnny Olson speaking for body language of our food some television production +[1213.160 --> 1215.160] You diff --git a/transcript/cooking_vzgBqst7BQM.txt b/transcript/cooking_vzgBqst7BQM.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5a880613fcaaed583987c35bbfaa564dff04516a --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_vzgBqst7BQM.txt @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +[0.000 --> 17.240] I'm Russell Ed from Ramyante at Gestures. Now I want to talk to you about Simon's cookbook. +[17.240 --> 24.440] This is pretty awesome, I've got your recipes in this box here. Now if you like me, I absolutely +[24.440 --> 31.880] hate cooking, it's one of my least passionate things to do in life. If you're wanting to +[31.880 --> 41.820] please someone who is very special in your life food is pretty much the way to go. It's +[41.820 --> 47.880] time to get romantic and it's time to man up. +[48.440 --> 56.280] Now I've got my main table apron on, it's good for barbecues, many um this opens here in the kitchen. +[56.280 --> 62.800] The recipe is what I'm going to try and do today and the book is the barbecue chicken and the +[62.800 --> 68.520] southern roast veggies. Now let's get started. So before we get started we need to get the following +[68.520 --> 76.440] ingredients. One can of beer preferably spates gold middle ale and one whole +[76.440 --> 82.320] chicken, one tablespoon of oyster sauce, one tablespoon of soy sauce, one tablespoon of +[82.320 --> 88.200] sweet chili sauce, preheat the barbecue and pour half of the can of beer into the glass. +[88.200 --> 97.800] For it's the three sources with a splash of beer, yeah, of the glass of beer. +[118.200 --> 125.200] Now we're done with sauce now we need to carry on with a little bit of the pre-cooked +[125.200 --> 134.300] roast veggies. Okay for the seven roast veggies you're going to need at least four medium-sized +[134.300 --> 141.640] potatoes, however uncutting down the cups, so I'm chopping you at least five cucumbers. Two +[141.640 --> 148.640] onions, get a peeled and ripe back, cut them into wedges with the root stall intact, +[148.640 --> 162.380] got some pumpkin, carrots, also we're going to need at least two tablespoons of oil, two +[162.380 --> 171.600] tablespoons of roast meat at least. One teaspoon of chicken stock powder, and salt and pepper. +[171.600 --> 178.060] Cool, let's get started. Now the best one to chuck your roast veggies is at least half +[178.060 --> 182.940] an hour, half the year's start of the barbecue chicken. You want to preheat the oven up +[182.940 --> 189.000] to 180 degrees. Okay let's go for the seven roast veggies, +[189.000 --> 195.840] prep. What we want to do is cut potatoes or cucumbers into wedges, peel the onions, +[195.840 --> 201.920] leaving the roots intact and cut those into wedges too. You want at least three cups +[201.920 --> 210.640] of meat thinly cut vegetables such as pumpkin, sweet, parsnips and carrots, also once that's +[210.640 --> 218.360] all done chuck the vegetables in a large r +[218.360 --> 225.600] season with salt and freshly grounded black pepper. Toss well to cut the vegetables with all +[225.600 --> 232.360] in seasonings. Raste the vegetables for at least 40 minutes or until salt and golden. Awesome! +[232.360 --> 245.000] Place the chicken with the sauce mixture and insert the glorious half of can of beer into the +[245.000 --> 254.360] cavity of the chicken. Stand the chicken on the barbecue plate and lower the barbecue hood. +[255.320 --> 261.360] Cook for at least one and a quarter hours after one and a half hours, based on +[261.360 --> 269.000] regularly I prefer every 15 minutes so the skin goes golden brown and crispy. The drumstick should +[269.000 --> 279.720] move more easily when the chicken is cooked. Once the chicken is cooked the veggies will definitely be +[279.720 --> 286.600] ready as they have been in the oven for at least over 40 minutes. So here's the finished product on +[286.600 --> 292.600] the plate. If you love this, then pick the right color. Share this if you think this is awesome. +[293.800 --> 296.600] So give us a comment or we also need to be working on the same. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_weXuGjPBPmI.txt b/transcript/cooking_weXuGjPBPmI.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391 diff --git a/transcript/cooking_x2Ai2sUIo5U.txt b/transcript/cooking_x2Ai2sUIo5U.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f4ecfc2c07d9b1ef8e8df62bf49c8f9f08f3a089 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_x2Ai2sUIo5U.txt @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.760] Julia Child presents the chicken sisters, Miss Breiler, Miss Fire, Miss Roaster, Miss +[7.760 --> 11.880] Kaplanette, Miss Stewart, and Old Madame Hinn. +[11.880 --> 19.560] A lot of people may not know who Julia Child is, but she was called the French chef. +[19.560 --> 28.360] And you know, she started in television in the early 1960s, I believe. +[28.360 --> 30.600] And it was a cooking show called the French Chef. +[30.600 --> 36.160] And she basically showed recipes for French cooking. +[36.160 --> 42.640] And it became so popular, she was one of the most famous television personalities of the +[42.640 --> 43.640] late 60s. +[43.640 --> 49.760] You got to have developed what the French call Jamal Foutisim, or I don't care what happens, +[49.760 --> 54.160] I can fall and omelets can go over all over the stove. +[54.160 --> 58.320] I'm going to learn, I shall overcome that sort of woman's liberation. +[58.320 --> 63.000] And I mean, everything like that, if you're not going to be ready to sail, you're not +[63.000 --> 64.520] going to learn how to cook. +[64.520 --> 67.160] That's what that little lecture is all about. +[67.160 --> 69.720] But we had her on the program. +[69.720 --> 75.440] And again, this was, it was almost like science because when you think of it, recipes are +[75.440 --> 78.040] like science putting this together and that together. +[78.040 --> 80.000] It's a lesson. +[80.000 --> 86.680] And she showed the children how to make cookless spaghetti sauce. +[86.680 --> 88.840] It was a safe way to prepare something. +[88.840 --> 91.760] Now comes the fun, but you do. +[91.760 --> 95.720] And you can, what you can do, you can get all this ready in the kitchen and then bring +[95.720 --> 96.960] it into the dining room. +[96.960 --> 102.760] And then you can toss it and turn it in the dining room. +[102.760 --> 106.360] But we had this spaghetti, she had done this spaghetti already. +[106.360 --> 113.360] And she made a sauce with olive oil and I forget the different ingredients and it was so +[113.360 --> 114.360] good. +[114.360 --> 118.360] Great handful of these chopped walnuts. +[118.360 --> 120.360] Walnuts and spaghetti. +[120.360 --> 125.800] And then a great handful of these chopped black olives. +[125.800 --> 130.120] And you've got about, all these are about three or four of those green onions that were +[130.120 --> 132.120] cut up there. +[132.120 --> 135.440] And then a nice big handful of cheese. +[135.440 --> 137.400] This you'll put in as much cheese as you want. +[137.400 --> 140.960] That's probably about a two inch square. +[140.960 --> 145.880] But again, it was showing children how that's creative too. +[145.880 --> 148.000] Cooking can be creative too. +[148.000 --> 156.160] And you can learn a lot from cooking and a lot of people love it and she loved cooking. +[156.160 --> 157.160] You can tell. +[158.160 --> 160.680] I'm going to put a little bit more oil in. +[160.680 --> 168.280] You can't really give proportions for this because you just add the oil as you need it. +[168.280 --> 174.480] And they made a movie about her life that starred Marl Street as Julia Child. +[174.480 --> 180.040] She was very popular and her cookbooks were on the number one best selling list. +[180.040 --> 187.080] But she was a lovely person and so friendly and quite funny too. +[187.080 --> 188.520] She since passed away. +[188.520 --> 191.320] But her cookbooks still are bestsellers. +[191.320 --> 197.320] One of the most famous cooks ever, the friendship Julia Child. +[197.320 --> 201.320] I saw her putting all those things together. +[201.320 --> 204.000] I wasn't sure I wanted to eat it. +[204.000 --> 206.880] But when I tasted it, it was really good. +[206.880 --> 210.440] Yeah, this is really good. +[210.440 --> 213.240] Do you sometimes have spaghetti at your house? +[213.240 --> 217.040] Did you ever try eating it with chopsticks? diff --git a/transcript/cooking_xd0BsywWG0o.txt b/transcript/cooking_xd0BsywWG0o.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5446561dd5c19f82d2a80aaac68634c39754d94c --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_xd0BsywWG0o.txt @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.640] One big man. So you've got three more years left at college, right? +[4.140 --> 9.680] About four. Okay. Hear me out. Okay. I want you to keep in touch with me. Okay. I'll give you my email address +[9.920 --> 15.500] Because I want to finance those next four years in college personally and help you. Okay. Do it for you +[15.500 --> 22.280] And keep that dream alive one day of owning your bakery and then when your bakery's open all I want back is a loaf of bread +[23.120 --> 29.780] Okay, it's pretty unbelievable that he is gonna be able to finance my four years of school. Well done +[30.280 --> 32.600] Good job. Thank you for watching. Well done. +[32.840 --> 36.920] Yeah, I'm waiting to finish school. I'm paying off for that big loaf of bread. +[37.380 --> 42.520] You have an amazing pair of hands and a lovely smile. Don't stop. Okay. +[42.520 --> 49.220] And God help you if you fail that college. Thank you. You won't know. I know you won't. Well done. Thank you. Okay. +[49.520 --> 57.240] When I go to school, I'm gonna push myself to a hundred times harder. I'm gonna show you what I can do and how fast I can do it. Good night. Thank you. +[57.240 --> 58.760] Well done. Thank you. Thank you. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_xyyMgSbr11U.txt b/transcript/cooking_xyyMgSbr11U.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c45ac4a7cccb0fe23d534532cc35d5072277869b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_xyyMgSbr11U.txt @@ -0,0 +1,4 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.000] Källar låna med sig med det mamma, med mig med det där. +[7.000 --> 13.000] Fick mig akutterar, mamma med mig. +[13.000 --> 15.000] Satcha dom. +[15.000 --> 18.000] Sitter dom. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_y76kOjgJq_U.txt b/transcript/cooking_y76kOjgJq_U.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..13ecb4b4107de0834ad031397b8f42e8bd54f073 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_y76kOjgJq_U.txt @@ -0,0 +1,8 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.600] This old man was dying and wanted to do something special for the homeless. +[3.600 --> 7.360] So he started cracking a lot of eggs into the metal basket to make an amazing cake. +[7.360 --> 11.120] But the old man couldn't do everything on his own so his grandson stepped into hell. +[11.120 --> 14.000] After hours of hard work, the cake was finally ready. +[14.000 --> 16.320] And what happened next was truly heartwarming. +[16.320 --> 18.520] I'll show you the video, but first like and subscribe if you love cake. +[18.520 --> 20.080] Drop a heart in the comments to support them. +[20.080 --> 23.280] They both tasted the cake first and then gave it away to the homeless. diff --git a/transcript/cooking_z1GhTqfO-8I.txt b/transcript/cooking_z1GhTqfO-8I.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..20ad188e6c2d9e8fcdfc788b8f41949e9ab17d26 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/cooking_z1GhTqfO-8I.txt @@ -0,0 +1,690 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.880] It's a game for the other inhibited in our stars as we +[4.880 --> 10.000] from Maximum Mindy Cone, from Lotto Ted Land. +[10.000 --> 14.000] What's their bodies do the talking of body language? +[14.000 --> 17.880] And now here's the star of body language, +[17.880 --> 19.480] Tom Henry. +[19.480 --> 22.120] CHEERING AND APPLAUSE +[25.120 --> 27.720] Well, thank you. Thank you very much. +[27.720 --> 30.560] But I've always said that we not only have the biggest stars +[30.560 --> 33.080] in our show, we have the best audiences on our show. +[33.080 --> 34.080] Yeah! +[34.080 --> 36.080] CHEERING AND APPLAUSE +[37.960 --> 40.600] Some of them are a little weird. +[40.600 --> 42.440] LAUGHTER +[42.440 --> 44.760] We left the door open and who what came in, +[44.760 --> 47.760] but a whole pack of Wolverines. +[47.760 --> 49.160] Aren't they still here? +[49.160 --> 52.160] Can you say those were Wolverines, are they? +[52.160 --> 53.880] They're Wolverines are here. +[53.880 --> 55.160] Yeah. +[55.160 --> 56.960] Now, there they are. +[56.960 --> 58.960] I'm glad you got to see them on camera, +[58.960 --> 61.200] because that's an endangered species. +[61.200 --> 65.000] They're almost as rare as alpha-fees, you know, an hour and a minute. +[65.000 --> 67.000] All right. +[67.000 --> 68.000] All right. +[68.000 --> 69.000] All in. +[69.000 --> 71.000] That's right. +[71.000 --> 73.000] That's it. +[73.000 --> 76.000] And all in between. Welcome to all of you. +[76.000 --> 77.000] Let's play our game. +[77.000 --> 81.000] Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to introduce you to the star of the game. +[82.000 --> 84.040] And all in between. Welcome to all of you. +[84.040 --> 85.040] Let's play our game. +[85.040 --> 90.040] Ladies and gentlemen, I'd like to introduce you now to Ms. Mindy Corn. +[90.040 --> 91.040] Oh! +[91.040 --> 93.040] Well, I have to wait for that camera. +[96.040 --> 98.040] We do have an outstanding audience, that's for sure. +[98.040 --> 99.040] That's true. +[99.040 --> 103.040] When you tape facts of life or film, rather, I guess, is the work. +[103.040 --> 105.040] You do tape. Do you do it before a live audience? +[105.040 --> 106.040] All the time. +[106.040 --> 107.040] Uh-huh. Yeah. +[107.040 --> 108.040] It's great. +[108.040 --> 110.040] Good. And you never have to do retakes or anything, do you? +[110.080 --> 112.080] Oh, never. Well, perfect. Every time. +[112.080 --> 114.080] What is that? +[114.080 --> 116.080] All right. +[116.080 --> 118.080] Mindy, I want you to meet now, while you've already met. +[118.080 --> 119.080] Yes. +[119.080 --> 120.080] Welcome once again. +[120.080 --> 121.080] Sammy Moury. +[121.080 --> 122.080] Yes. +[122.080 --> 124.080] Seven thousand and seven hundred dollars. +[126.080 --> 128.080] She's a nice person, because she's a hillbilly. +[128.080 --> 129.080] She's from Kentucky. +[129.080 --> 130.080] Mm-hmm. +[130.080 --> 132.080] And all of us, hillbilly, is her nice folks. +[132.080 --> 133.080] Yeah, we're nice folks. +[133.080 --> 134.080] Yes, we are. +[134.080 --> 135.080] She's also rich. +[135.080 --> 136.080] Yeah. +[136.080 --> 137.080] She shows, yeah, that's right. +[137.080 --> 138.080] $7,700. +[138.120 --> 143.120] And here, as I bless my soul, it's Isaac Washington from the Lozbo. +[143.120 --> 144.120] Cad Lennon. +[144.120 --> 146.120] Yeah. +[146.120 --> 147.120] Good. +[147.120 --> 149.120] Ted, where are you from, original? +[149.120 --> 151.120] I'm from Oakland, California. +[151.120 --> 152.120] Oakland. +[152.120 --> 154.120] Oakland, California. +[154.120 --> 155.120] Oddly enough, so it's Isaac Washington. +[155.120 --> 156.120] Oh, is that right? +[156.120 --> 158.120] Yeah, yeah. It makes it easier to do the character there. +[158.120 --> 160.120] I would think it would be. +[160.120 --> 161.120] Yeah. +[161.120 --> 164.120] And this is Dan Stewart, who is originally from... +[164.120 --> 165.120] Mattesto. +[165.120 --> 166.120] Mattesto. +[166.120 --> 167.120] Mattesto. +[167.160 --> 168.120] You're in Oakland. +[168.120 --> 169.120] Are we born in Oakland? +[169.120 --> 170.120] I was born in Oakland. +[170.120 --> 171.120] Yeah, and George Lucas is from Odessa. +[171.120 --> 172.120] Yes, he is. +[172.120 --> 173.120] Yeah. +[173.120 --> 174.120] I'm from the press now. +[174.120 --> 175.120] Is that right? +[175.120 --> 176.120] Yeah. +[176.120 --> 177.120] A lot of talent up there. +[177.120 --> 178.120] Yeah. +[178.120 --> 179.120] Is there any talent left up there? +[179.120 --> 180.120] I'm here. +[180.120 --> 181.120] They're all here. +[181.120 --> 182.120] They're all here. +[182.120 --> 183.120] We're doing this show. +[183.120 --> 186.120] Let's play this here and show the object of body language. +[186.120 --> 188.120] It's the back down of a series of words to help your partner +[188.120 --> 189.120] solve the puzzle. +[189.120 --> 190.120] We'll show you how it's done. +[190.120 --> 192.120] What we meant to do. +[192.120 --> 194.120] Go there, man. +[194.120 --> 196.120] We'll show him a big, big, big, big, big... +[197.120 --> 200.120] We're going to give you five of seven words that will appear in a puzzle. +[200.120 --> 204.120] The more words you get, the more the easier it will be for you to solve the puzzle. +[204.120 --> 205.120] 60 seconds on the clock. +[205.120 --> 206.120] Here. +[206.120 --> 207.120] Now, I'm in to your first word. +[207.120 --> 208.120] OK. +[208.120 --> 209.120] There we go. +[209.120 --> 211.120] It's a big thing. +[211.120 --> 213.120] A TV and elevator school. +[213.120 --> 215.120] You're writing, cheating. +[215.120 --> 217.120] Yeah, that's a big thing. +[217.120 --> 218.120] Yeah, that's a big thing. +[218.120 --> 224.120] A man and pants, trousers, belt, suspenders. +[224.120 --> 225.120] Hands. +[225.120 --> 226.120] Hands. +[226.120 --> 227.120] Hands. +[227.120 --> 229.120] Hands. +[229.120 --> 230.120] Shorts. +[230.120 --> 234.120] Socks, weight, bone chain. +[234.120 --> 235.120] Yes. +[235.120 --> 237.120] Yes. +[237.120 --> 242.120] You're cutting your reading, gardening, cr- +[242.120 --> 244.120] cr- +[244.120 --> 246.120] Bugs, please. +[246.120 --> 248.120] Chickers of hats. +[248.120 --> 250.120] Hands. +[250.120 --> 252.120] Hands. +[252.120 --> 253.120] Hands. +[253.120 --> 256.120] You're a man. +[256.120 --> 262.120] And you're going to want shorts, pajamas, shorts, underwear, +[262.120 --> 269.120] briefs, horse, briefs. +[269.120 --> 271.120] Yeah, that's good. +[271.120 --> 272.120] You sure that... +[272.120 --> 273.120] OK. +[273.120 --> 274.120] That's a good idea. +[274.120 --> 276.120] Let me prove it. +[276.120 --> 277.120] You got two of them. +[277.120 --> 278.120] Yeah. +[278.120 --> 279.120] That's all. +[279.120 --> 283.120] It's a hundred dollar puzzle, and here are you two words now. +[283.120 --> 284.120] They're on their way. +[284.120 --> 285.120] OK. +[285.120 --> 286.120] They'll be here any moment now. +[286.120 --> 289.120] They have to go through Memphis and they come in here. +[289.120 --> 292.120] Blank blank or blank might do this to you, +[292.120 --> 297.120] and the blank blank kind might make you cheat on your ball and chain. +[297.120 --> 298.120] What is it? +[298.120 --> 300.120] What do you think that is? +[300.120 --> 301.120] Your time is up. +[301.120 --> 302.120] Dan, come over here. +[302.120 --> 303.120] You're in the game. +[303.120 --> 304.120] I'll dance to it. +[304.120 --> 305.120] Which blank would you like next, Dan? +[305.120 --> 306.120] Number three. +[306.120 --> 311.120] Blank blank or poison ivy might do this to you, et cetera, Dan. +[311.120 --> 312.120] Itch? +[312.120 --> 313.120] Is it itch? +[313.120 --> 314.120] You got it. +[314.120 --> 315.120] Itch. +[315.120 --> 318.120] Oh, no. +[318.120 --> 320.120] Oh, no. +[320.120 --> 321.120] Uh-huh. +[321.120 --> 324.120] Now, let's look at the entire puzzle. +[324.120 --> 326.120] It says wool, and the parentheses means unethical. +[326.120 --> 327.120] John Gays. +[327.120 --> 328.120] Yeah. +[328.120 --> 330.120] See, she was on a horsey. +[330.120 --> 331.120] You mean from Kentucky, I'm really good. +[331.120 --> 332.120] Yeah. +[332.120 --> 335.120] So anyway, it was jockey shorts, or poison ivy. +[335.120 --> 337.120] And might do this to you. +[337.120 --> 340.120] And the seven. +[340.120 --> 341.120] Uh-huh. +[341.120 --> 342.120] And she didn't quite know how to attack that. +[342.120 --> 344.120] You were afraid to just put up seven flavors, but you could have. +[344.120 --> 345.120] I could have. +[345.120 --> 346.120] Yeah, but that's all right. +[346.120 --> 347.120] And the seven. +[347.120 --> 353.120] And the seven-year kind might make you cheat on your ball and chain. +[353.120 --> 355.120] Now, do you understand what that last part means? +[355.120 --> 356.120] Make you cheat. +[356.120 --> 360.120] The seven-year itch might make you cheat on your ball and chain. +[360.120 --> 361.120] See, that's what I thought. +[361.120 --> 362.120] Break it out. +[362.120 --> 364.120] No, I'm going to explain that because these are, +[364.120 --> 366.120] expressions that are not necessarily used today. +[366.120 --> 370.120] Ball and chain is an antiquated expression that meant it's a show vanistic expression +[370.120 --> 373.120] that men used to use for their wife, the ball and chain. +[373.120 --> 378.120] And the seven-year itch is something that people are supposed to experience after seven years of marriage. +[378.120 --> 380.120] They see, here's the way, oh, never mind. +[380.120 --> 381.120] Forget about that. +[381.120 --> 382.120] Forget about that. +[382.120 --> 383.120] Well, who got what? +[383.120 --> 384.120] They got it over there for Ted. +[384.120 --> 385.120] That means that you, Dan, got $100. +[385.120 --> 386.120] And we'll be back. +[386.120 --> 390.120] The first team to get $500 wins our game and a chance of $10,000. +[390.120 --> 392.120] Ted Lang has team exactly the same. +[392.120 --> 394.120] And Lang has team exactly the same. +[394.120 --> 395.120] APPLAUSE +[402.120 --> 403.120] Labour. Hello there. +[403.120 --> 404.120] Dawson. +[404.120 --> 405.120] Survey set. +[405.120 --> 406.120] The Sass. +[406.120 --> 408.120] I don't mind your shedding tears of joy, +[408.120 --> 410.120] but you're crying on my new suit. +[410.120 --> 411.120] The class. +[411.120 --> 413.120] You're going to watch the tell-ed tonight, are you? +[413.120 --> 414.120] The long mic. +[414.120 --> 415.120] That is absolutely correct. +[415.120 --> 417.120] The longer kiss. +[417.120 --> 418.120] I got an aroused. +[418.120 --> 419.120] Two originals. +[419.120 --> 420.120] Two hours. +[420.120 --> 423.120] The lunatics have taken over the asylum, so. +[423.120 --> 426.120] Match came and family feud together again. +[426.120 --> 427.120] Today at 10. +[427.120 --> 428.120] Only on buzzer. +[428.120 --> 429.120] You said it very well. +[429.120 --> 430.120] Let's play. +[430.120 --> 433.120] Welcome back to Body Lang. +[433.120 --> 435.120] What's all you guys? +[435.120 --> 437.120] You already have $100 up there in Ted. +[437.120 --> 439.120] I didn't even add a chance, but you got a chance right now. +[439.120 --> 441.120] Ted Lang's right down there in the Body Lang. +[441.120 --> 442.120] Yeah. +[442.120 --> 443.120] Damn, over. +[443.120 --> 444.120] Yes. +[444.120 --> 447.120] We have another $100 puzzle for you, gentlemen. +[447.120 --> 448.120] So let's do it. +[448.120 --> 451.120] Here is 60 seconds on the clock. +[451.120 --> 452.120] Here's your first word. +[452.120 --> 453.120] And go. +[453.120 --> 455.120] Oh. +[455.120 --> 460.120] You're at a firing range or a hunter. +[460.120 --> 461.120] You're in the forest. +[461.120 --> 462.120] You're marching. +[462.120 --> 463.120] You're in the army. +[463.120 --> 464.120] The Navy, the Marines. +[464.120 --> 466.120] They'll hold the army, the battle, the war. +[466.120 --> 467.120] World War II. +[467.120 --> 468.120] Got it. +[468.120 --> 469.120] Next. +[469.120 --> 474.120] You're going to the jungle. +[474.120 --> 476.120] It's a doorway. +[476.120 --> 477.120] It's a doorway. +[477.120 --> 478.120] It's a room. +[478.120 --> 480.120] You're going into something. +[480.120 --> 481.120] You're putting your gun in. +[481.120 --> 482.120] You're going into a sheriff. +[482.120 --> 483.120] You're a marshal. +[483.120 --> 484.120] Pass. +[484.120 --> 485.120] You're going into the school. +[485.120 --> 488.120] He passed. +[488.120 --> 489.120] Loving. +[489.120 --> 490.120] You love someone. +[490.120 --> 491.120] You're romantic. +[491.120 --> 492.120] I love you. +[492.120 --> 493.120] I want you. +[493.120 --> 494.120] I need you. +[494.120 --> 495.120] Oh. +[495.120 --> 496.120] Pyramid. +[496.120 --> 497.120] Triangle. +[497.120 --> 498.120] You're going to... +[498.120 --> 499.120] I love triangle. +[499.120 --> 500.120] Oh, yeah. +[500.120 --> 502.120] Oh, man. +[502.120 --> 505.120] You're a man. +[505.120 --> 506.120] Start. +[506.120 --> 507.120] You're a starman. +[507.120 --> 510.120] You're a film director, Charlie Chaplin, Sean Houston, +[510.120 --> 511.120] Humphie Boeigard. +[511.120 --> 512.120] Oh, man. +[512.120 --> 513.120] Oh, man. +[513.120 --> 514.120] I'm time. +[514.120 --> 516.120] Boy, that was... +[516.120 --> 519.120] I tell you, when you guys connect, you connect good. +[519.120 --> 521.120] And when you miss the miss, wow. +[521.120 --> 523.120] That's all right. +[523.120 --> 524.120] You got three of them. +[524.120 --> 525.120] I know how I did it. +[525.120 --> 526.120] That's very good. +[526.120 --> 527.120] It really was. +[527.120 --> 528.120] You guys are a good team. +[528.120 --> 530.120] Now, this is the $100 puzzle. +[530.120 --> 532.120] Here are now your three words. +[533.120 --> 535.120] Two and three. +[535.120 --> 540.120] Now, Humphie Boeigard played a blank owner in this World War II +[540.120 --> 543.120] blank about a love triangle that produces more blank than a blank. +[543.120 --> 544.120] What do you think, Dan? +[544.120 --> 545.120] Costa Blanca. +[545.120 --> 547.120] Ah, is it Costa Blanca? +[547.120 --> 548.120] Thank you. +[552.120 --> 553.120] No. +[553.120 --> 554.120] Yes, I know. +[554.120 --> 556.120] I want to comment on that. +[556.120 --> 559.120] Humphie Boeigard played a saloon. +[559.120 --> 563.120] Now, you did say saloon, but you said it after he passed. +[563.120 --> 564.120] Uh. +[564.120 --> 568.120] Once the giver passes, your answer does not register until they come back around to that. +[568.120 --> 571.120] Anyway, Humphie Boeigard played a saloon owner in this World War II +[571.120 --> 575.120] flick about a love triangle that produces more tears than a weeping willow. +[575.120 --> 577.120] And the weeping willow, he didn't get a chance at it. +[577.120 --> 578.120] Very good, gentlemen. +[578.120 --> 585.120] It gives you a total of $200 and we'll be back with our $250 puzzle after this. +[585.120 --> 593.120] We have $200 for the red team, zero for the green team, and now we're going to our $250 puzzle. +[593.120 --> 605.120] And if neither team makes it to $500, then we will have a playoff. +[605.120 --> 608.120] Back to the women this time, Sammy, you're giving in. +[608.120 --> 613.120] Mindy years, we need to give you a hand. +[613.120 --> 615.120] Are we ready, ladies? +[615.120 --> 617.120] Here we go with 60 seconds on Yonder Clock. +[617.120 --> 619.120] Here is your first word. +[619.120 --> 621.120] And go. +[621.120 --> 625.120] Your woman, you're putting on your pantyhose girdle. +[625.120 --> 627.120] Pantyhose, bra, slip. +[627.120 --> 629.120] The whole thing. +[629.120 --> 630.120] Glongeray? +[630.120 --> 632.120] Night down. +[632.120 --> 634.120] Huh? +[634.120 --> 637.120] Pass. +[637.120 --> 639.120] Notting on the door. +[639.120 --> 640.120] Hello, Ava and lady. +[640.120 --> 642.120] No, washing your hair? +[642.120 --> 643.120] Face me? +[643.120 --> 645.120] No, lung. +[645.120 --> 646.120] Betty Boop? +[646.120 --> 647.120] Pass. +[647.120 --> 649.120] Mm-hmm. +[649.120 --> 653.120] You're fat, big stomach, big burly. +[653.120 --> 655.120] Fet. +[655.120 --> 657.120] You're a woman, baker. +[657.120 --> 659.120] Oh, baker? +[659.120 --> 660.120] No. +[660.120 --> 661.120] You're stirring. +[661.120 --> 663.120] You're a cooker, baker. +[663.120 --> 665.120] Stirring in the pot. +[665.120 --> 668.120] Pass. +[668.120 --> 670.120] Your woman, +[670.120 --> 672.120] shape, body, +[672.120 --> 673.120] bun-un-pin, +[673.120 --> 676.120] time, time, hourglass. +[676.120 --> 677.120] Yes. +[677.120 --> 680.120] Hourglass, figure. +[680.120 --> 682.120] Figure it right. +[682.120 --> 683.120] You got that. +[683.120 --> 685.120] You got the last one. That's true of them. +[685.120 --> 686.120] And it was a good say, too. +[686.120 --> 688.120] So, the time was rapidly running out. +[688.120 --> 690.120] As they say in the hourglass business. +[690.120 --> 693.120] Now, this is a $250 puzzle. +[693.120 --> 695.120] Here are your two words. +[695.120 --> 697.120] There's one. +[697.120 --> 699.120] Now, if you want an hourglass figure, +[699.120 --> 701.120] but you have a blank or a blank, +[701.120 --> 703.120] this blank might do the blank. +[703.120 --> 704.120] Gertel? +[704.120 --> 706.120] Is it Gertel? +[706.120 --> 709.120] Yeah. +[709.120 --> 714.120] I like to think that was James. +[714.120 --> 715.120] Was that James? +[715.120 --> 716.120] James. +[716.120 --> 717.120] James Mansfield? +[717.120 --> 718.120] No. +[718.120 --> 719.120] James Mansfield. +[719.120 --> 720.120] James Russell. +[720.120 --> 721.120] Oh, yeah. +[721.120 --> 722.120] But anyway, it says, +[722.120 --> 723.120] if you want a hourglass figure, +[723.120 --> 725.120] but you have a, what is that number three product? +[725.120 --> 726.120] Cardbelly. +[726.120 --> 727.120] That's what she was doing. +[727.120 --> 728.120] Right. +[728.120 --> 729.120] Yeah, and she was stirring in a pot, +[729.120 --> 730.120] she was doing a pot, belly. +[730.120 --> 732.120] Or a spare tire, unacted. +[732.120 --> 735.120] This confining unacted underwear. +[735.120 --> 736.120] Underwear. +[736.120 --> 737.120] Everything. +[737.120 --> 738.120] You had lingerie and then she went under, +[738.120 --> 740.120] and then you thought, oh, I just... +[740.120 --> 741.120] Yeah, underwear. +[741.120 --> 744.120] Might do the trick. +[744.120 --> 746.120] And then she had a mask on. +[746.120 --> 748.120] Wasn't that what it was? +[748.120 --> 749.120] Yeah, Halloween. +[749.120 --> 750.120] Oh, man. +[750.120 --> 751.120] Like she had a mask because she had boo. +[751.120 --> 752.120] I think. +[752.120 --> 753.120] That sort of thing. +[753.120 --> 754.120] Okay. +[754.120 --> 755.120] But all you needed was our glass figure, +[755.120 --> 756.120] and we came up with girdle. +[756.120 --> 757.120] That's good. +[757.120 --> 758.120] That's good. +[758.120 --> 759.120] That's good. +[759.120 --> 760.120] You get over there. +[760.120 --> 761.120] $250. +[761.120 --> 763.120] You can land over here, Reese Baby. +[763.120 --> 764.120] That's right. +[764.120 --> 766.120] Down here, give it. +[766.120 --> 769.120] $250. +[769.120 --> 770.120] Good luck, gentlemen. +[770.120 --> 772.120] 60 seconds on the clock. +[772.120 --> 773.120] Here's your first word. +[773.120 --> 775.120] Go. +[775.120 --> 776.120] A water. +[776.120 --> 778.120] Uh, submarine. +[778.120 --> 779.120] Yes. +[779.120 --> 780.120] Next. +[780.120 --> 782.120] A driving a car. +[782.120 --> 783.120] Hand signal. +[783.120 --> 785.120] Right, next. +[785.120 --> 787.120] Water. +[787.120 --> 790.120] A pond. +[790.120 --> 791.120] Pull. +[791.120 --> 792.120] Diver. +[792.120 --> 794.120] Boat. +[794.120 --> 796.120] Starboat. +[796.120 --> 798.120] A starboat. +[798.120 --> 803.120] A woman on a boat. +[803.120 --> 804.120] A queen. +[804.120 --> 806.120] Queen Elizabeth II. +[806.120 --> 808.120] I mean, the Queen Elizabeth boat. +[808.120 --> 809.120] Oh, what the... +[809.120 --> 811.120] Uh, uh... +[811.120 --> 813.120] The, uh, marriage. +[813.120 --> 815.120] Uh, Queen Elizabeth's marriage? +[815.120 --> 816.120] What? +[816.120 --> 817.120] Diana? +[817.120 --> 818.120] Diana. +[818.120 --> 819.120] Pass. +[819.120 --> 821.120] Uh, elephant. +[821.120 --> 823.120] Uh, camel. +[823.120 --> 825.120] A cow. +[825.120 --> 827.120] Shovel. +[827.120 --> 828.120] What? +[828.120 --> 829.120] Camel, what? +[829.120 --> 830.120] Is hot? +[830.120 --> 831.120] Is hot? +[831.120 --> 832.120] A hot camel? +[832.120 --> 833.120] I mean, hot cow? +[833.120 --> 834.120] Hold your cow. +[834.120 --> 835.120] What? +[835.120 --> 836.120] Oh, boy. +[836.120 --> 837.120] All right. +[837.120 --> 838.120] We're going to sit down. +[838.120 --> 840.120] That was very interesting. +[840.120 --> 843.120] Oh, that was great. +[843.120 --> 846.120] I feel so many stories. +[846.120 --> 848.120] There were many stories told there. +[848.120 --> 850.120] And, uh, we'll see what he was doing. +[850.120 --> 851.120] Now, you got two words, though. +[851.120 --> 852.120] Okay. +[852.120 --> 853.120] This, this is a $250 puzzle. +[853.120 --> 855.120] Here are your two words. +[855.120 --> 857.120] And what? +[857.120 --> 861.120] It's a signal you send if a submarine hits the blank. +[861.120 --> 865.120] And it's also the blank of blank you use to blank your blank. +[865.120 --> 866.120] Ted? +[866.120 --> 867.120] S-O-S. +[867.120 --> 868.120] Is it S-O-S? +[868.120 --> 869.120] Oh, s-O-S. +[869.120 --> 870.120] My goodness. +[870.120 --> 871.120] Oh, my goodness. +[871.120 --> 872.120] Oh, my goodness. +[872.120 --> 874.120] Oh, my goodness. +[874.120 --> 875.120] Oh, my goodness. +[875.120 --> 876.120] Oh, my goodness. +[876.120 --> 880.120] You're not going to love what we're going to tell you, man. +[880.120 --> 883.120] First of all, how on earth would you know what an S-O-S means? +[883.120 --> 887.120] Have you ever had to respond to an S-O-S on the love boat? +[887.120 --> 888.120] Uh, yes. +[888.120 --> 889.120] You have any cabins, do you? +[889.120 --> 890.120] No, no, no. +[890.120 --> 891.120] All right. +[891.120 --> 892.120] All right. +[892.120 --> 895.120] Now, it's a signal that you send if a submarine. +[895.120 --> 896.120] Now, those two were easy. +[896.120 --> 897.120] It's, now, here it is. +[897.120 --> 898.120] Queen Mary. +[898.120 --> 899.120] Queen Mary. +[899.120 --> 900.120] Yes. +[900.120 --> 901.120] Yes. +[901.120 --> 903.120] He gave you the boat and she was a queen. +[903.120 --> 906.120] And then he was trying to get you married, like with the wedding? +[906.120 --> 908.120] Ah, yes, yes, yes. +[908.120 --> 909.120] And, okay. +[909.120 --> 911.120] And it's also the brand. +[911.120 --> 913.120] He was branding that cow. +[913.120 --> 914.120] Oh. +[914.120 --> 915.120] That was a hot branding. +[915.120 --> 916.120] Oh. +[916.120 --> 917.120] Oh. +[917.120 --> 918.120] I see. +[918.120 --> 919.120] I know. +[919.120 --> 920.120] It's all. +[920.120 --> 921.120] I see. +[921.120 --> 924.120] I was going to say something else he was doing with that cow, but I didn't know. +[924.120 --> 925.120] Oh, no. +[925.120 --> 928.120] I'm certainly glad you did. +[928.120 --> 933.120] It's a good brand of pad unacted. +[933.120 --> 937.120] You used to scour your pots and pans. +[937.120 --> 938.120] Now, that he didn't even get to. +[938.120 --> 939.120] Yeah. +[939.120 --> 940.120] I know I'm paying. +[940.120 --> 941.120] Well, gentlemen, you did it. +[941.120 --> 943.120] You got the 200-will, but you'd now. +[943.120 --> 945.120] You see, Ted, once again, you guys have 450. +[945.120 --> 947.120] The women have 250. +[947.120 --> 948.120] No one reached $500. +[948.120 --> 949.120] So here's what we're going to do. +[949.120 --> 950.120] You go over and sit down. +[950.120 --> 951.120] Uh-huh. +[951.120 --> 953.120] And now, invite Sammy and Dan over here. +[953.120 --> 955.120] Sammy here, Dan here. +[955.120 --> 963.120] Now, since neither of you reached $500, we're now going to give you a $250 playoff puzzle. +[963.120 --> 965.120] And whoever gets this wins the game. +[965.120 --> 968.120] And I have to remind you going in that Sammy has won loss. +[968.120 --> 969.120] You have won loss against you. +[969.120 --> 970.120] Okay. +[970.120 --> 971.120] Let's look at the puzzle now. +[971.120 --> 976.120] If the blank goes off in the blank, this blank will blank, blank out. +[976.120 --> 977.120] It's blank, blank. +[977.120 --> 978.120] Now, Dan, you're the champ. +[978.120 --> 980.120] You want to go first, or do you want Sammy to go first? +[980.120 --> 981.120] Sammy. +[981.120 --> 982.120] All right, Sammy, go. +[982.120 --> 983.120] One. +[983.120 --> 990.120] If the electricity goes off in the blank, this blank will blank, blank out its blank blank, Sammy. +[990.120 --> 991.120] Bob. +[991.120 --> 992.120] Dan. +[992.120 --> 994.120] Uh, number three. +[994.120 --> 997.120] The electricity goes off in the blank. +[997.120 --> 999.120] This box will, et cetera. +[999.120 --> 1000.120] Fuse. +[1000.120 --> 1003.120] And back to you, Sammy. +[1003.120 --> 1004.120] Four. +[1004.120 --> 1008.120] This box will stop blank out of the blank. +[1008.120 --> 1015.120] This box will stop blank out of its blank blank. +[1015.120 --> 1016.120] Dan. +[1016.120 --> 1017.120] Six. +[1017.120 --> 1022.120] This box will stop blank out its icy blank. +[1022.120 --> 1024.120] Food refrigerator. +[1024.120 --> 1027.120] Sammy, five or seven. +[1027.120 --> 1029.120] Seven. +[1029.120 --> 1034.120] This box will stop blank out its icy breeze. +[1034.120 --> 1035.120] Air conditioner. +[1035.120 --> 1036.120] You did it. +[1036.120 --> 1037.120] You did it. +[1037.120 --> 1038.120] It's free. +[1038.120 --> 1047.120] If the electricity goes off in the summer, this box will stop spitting out its icy breeze. +[1047.120 --> 1049.120] And that wins the game for Sammy Mallory. +[1049.120 --> 1051.120] And she needed that one, too. +[1051.120 --> 1054.120] And Dan steered it is only your first loss. +[1054.120 --> 1055.120] So stand by. +[1055.120 --> 1060.120] When we come back, ladies and gentlemen, Sammy Mallory and Mindy Cone are going to have a +[1060.120 --> 1067.120] chance to ten thousand dollars right after the word. +[1067.120 --> 1078.120] For the first time in years, the legend returns. +[1078.120 --> 1080.120] Speedy's big year. +[1080.120 --> 1081.120] Monty. +[1081.120 --> 1082.120] Hi. +[1082.120 --> 1083.120] Welcome to the All New West. +[1083.120 --> 1084.120] And I get in. +[1084.120 --> 1085.120] Monty in the madness. +[1085.120 --> 1086.120] Shine in prime time. +[1086.120 --> 1087.120] Let's be hand curtain number three. +[1087.120 --> 1089.120] Are you ready for the full Monty? +[1089.120 --> 1090.120] Yes, yes. +[1090.120 --> 1091.120] Yes. +[1091.120 --> 1092.120] Yes. +[1092.120 --> 1093.120] It's the original. +[1093.120 --> 1094.120] Let's make a deal. +[1094.120 --> 1095.120] Tonight at eight. +[1095.120 --> 1096.120] Oh, beyond buzzer. +[1096.120 --> 1097.120] Let's play. +[1097.120 --> 1099.120] Ten thousand dollars a day here. +[1099.120 --> 1101.120] We're going to give you 60 seconds in this time. +[1101.120 --> 1102.120] Ten words. +[1102.120 --> 1106.120] Sammy, every one of these words that you get will be worth $100 to you. +[1106.120 --> 1108.120] And later on, you can change the hundreds and thousands. +[1108.120 --> 1109.120] Good luck to both of you. +[1109.120 --> 1111.120] Sixty seconds on the clock. +[1111.120 --> 1113.120] Here's your first word. +[1113.120 --> 1114.120] Go. +[1114.120 --> 1117.120] You're earning, you're housing, you're gardening, +[1117.120 --> 1120.120] you're gardening, hoeing, vacuuming. +[1120.120 --> 1123.120] One hundred dollars. +[1123.120 --> 1124.120] Get away. +[1124.120 --> 1126.120] Push, uh, shove. +[1126.120 --> 1127.120] Push. +[1127.120 --> 1128.120] Two hundred dollars. +[1128.120 --> 1132.120] Shoe, places, leather, tenny, indian, um, +[1132.120 --> 1133.120] moccasin. +[1133.120 --> 1136.120] Three hundred dollars. +[1136.120 --> 1139.120] A skirt, a dress, a veil. +[1139.120 --> 1141.120] One hundred dollars. +[1141.120 --> 1145.120] Happy, sad, fall. +[1145.120 --> 1148.120] You're, you're giddy, you're funny, you're the holly, +[1148.120 --> 1149.120] jolly, +[1149.120 --> 1154.120] Chinese, and you're cold, uh, uh, +[1154.120 --> 1155.120] pass. +[1155.120 --> 1157.120] Pass. +[1157.120 --> 1159.120] Hair spray perfume. +[1159.120 --> 1160.120] Come on. +[1160.120 --> 1163.120] Six hundred dollars. +[1163.120 --> 1165.120] Uh, step to scope. +[1165.120 --> 1166.120] Uh, doctor. +[1166.120 --> 1168.120] Seven hundred. +[1168.120 --> 1170.120] You're a braping mask. +[1170.120 --> 1171.120] Eight hundred. +[1171.120 --> 1173.120] And you're spray, repeat. +[1173.120 --> 1176.120] You're giddy, you're gatherings. +[1176.120 --> 1178.120] Uh, yeah, you have to indicate money, +[1178.120 --> 1179.120] some way. +[1179.120 --> 1180.120] She was gatherings. +[1180.120 --> 1182.120] She was being greedy, what she was. +[1182.120 --> 1183.120] You would have made a lot of money. +[1183.120 --> 1184.120] Yeah. +[1184.120 --> 1186.120] You have to establish money somehow. +[1186.120 --> 1189.120] And the other person who was shivering was, uh, an estimate. +[1189.120 --> 1190.120] Eskimo, but. +[1190.120 --> 1191.120] Oh, yeah. +[1191.120 --> 1193.120] But you got to eat them. +[1193.120 --> 1196.120] Oh, yeah. +[1196.120 --> 1198.120] Eight of eight hundred dollars. +[1198.120 --> 1200.120] And you know what the eight hundred can become. +[1200.120 --> 1201.120] What? +[1201.120 --> 1202.120] Eight dollars and a half. +[1202.120 --> 1204.120] Eight hundred. +[1204.120 --> 1207.120] What do you have to do to get that? +[1207.120 --> 1210.120] We're going to give you this. +[1210.120 --> 1211.120] I don't think this is this. +[1211.120 --> 1212.120] No, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. +[1212.120 --> 1213.120] Get to do this. +[1213.120 --> 1215.120] Twenty seconds, three words. +[1215.120 --> 1216.120] Get all three eight thousand. +[1216.120 --> 1217.120] Twenty seconds on the clock. +[1217.120 --> 1218.120] It's a f***ing. +[1218.120 --> 1219.120] Here's your first of three words. +[1219.120 --> 1220.120] Go. +[1220.120 --> 1222.120] You're mad, scolding. +[1222.120 --> 1223.120] You're arguing, telling. +[1223.120 --> 1225.120] One dollar, two to vote. +[1225.120 --> 1227.120] Airplane jet driving pilot. +[1227.120 --> 1229.120] Two dollars, one to vote. +[1229.120 --> 1230.120] Eight dollars and a half. +[1230.120 --> 1231.120] Elevator. +[1231.120 --> 1232.120] Two. +[1232.120 --> 1241.120] Let's go to the judge. +[1241.120 --> 1246.120] Where is all? +[1246.120 --> 1248.120] Up next, thank you so smart. +[1248.120 --> 1251.120] Bill Cullen puts your word wisdom to the test on blockbusters. +[1251.120 --> 1254.120] Then it's the luck of the draw on card sharks. +[1254.120 --> 1255.120] Stay tuned. +[1255.120 --> 1256.120] $10,000. +[1256.120 --> 1257.120] $10,000. +[1257.120 --> 1258.120] $10,000. +[1258.120 --> 1259.120] $10,000. +[1259.120 --> 1260.120] $10,000. +[1260.120 --> 1261.120] $10,000. +[1261.120 --> 1262.120] You'll see you tomorrow right here on Body Language. +[1262.120 --> 1263.120] See you then, bye-bye. +[1263.120 --> 1266.120] Somebody's hot in possession will receive. +[1266.120 --> 1269.120] I have a six piece caprice set with handy caddy. +[1269.120 --> 1270.120] Blue's knife. +[1270.120 --> 1273.120] I made that in Carver down to three and it's very knife. +[1273.120 --> 1276.120] And beat winner miseries with the sheriff halls. +[1276.120 --> 1279.120] There's some sheriff hall, deep recall, terrible plus. +[1279.120 --> 1280.120] The plus hit goals. +[1280.120 --> 1282.120] We're showing free breathing. +[1282.120 --> 1283.120] It's a great day. +[1283.120 --> 1284.120] You're free breathing is a great day. +[1284.120 --> 1287.120] Make life easier with a small smiley go survive with a glass of +[1287.120 --> 1289.120] champagne with a jade with a speech, and with a mini-blend jar with +[1289.120 --> 1290.120] quick single rings. +[1290.120 --> 1291.120] Now, Daya 7-up. +[1291.120 --> 1292.120] Adam is not new for sweet. +[1292.120 --> 1293.120] No sacrifice. +[1293.120 --> 1294.120] Daya 7-up. +[1294.120 --> 1295.120] The best is even better. +[1295.120 --> 1300.120] And remember, our studio audience will receive elegant +[1300.120 --> 1303.120] and style watches by Jules Jirkins, the latest sports +[1303.120 --> 1305.120] panel on the six diamonds and vice-racelift. +[1305.120 --> 1306.120] The Jules Jirkinson. +[1306.120 --> 1316.120] This is Johnny Olson speaking for Body Language of our +[1316.120 --> 1339.260] viewers, tell him it's absolutely brilliant. +[1339.260 --> 1340.760] Thank you very much. diff --git a/transcript/music_3Dv189SmAEw.txt b/transcript/music_3Dv189SmAEw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..12dffb040362a2fb6a86e13264a57ce42f73c849 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_3Dv189SmAEw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,54 @@ +[0.000 --> 12.000] The democracy, opportunity, freedom, citizen. +[12.000 --> 16.000] The United States of America. +[16.000 --> 21.000] In the harbors she stands holding up her hand +[21.000 --> 27.000] for everyone who lands in America. +[27.000 --> 32.000] Every color, every name, the chances are the same. +[32.000 --> 38.000] That's why she holds her flame for America. +[38.000 --> 41.000] She stands for freedom. +[41.000 --> 46.000] Liberty, that's the reason. +[46.000 --> 49.000] We can't live in harmony. +[49.000 --> 54.000] Only you can keep the heal. +[54.000 --> 59.000] In the U.S.A. in the U.S.A. +[59.000 --> 69.000] In the U.S.A. in the U.S.A. +[69.000 --> 74.000] In the U.S.A. +[74.000 --> 81.000] For everyone who fought and everyone who taught +[81.000 --> 85.000] nothing's out of reach. +[85.000 --> 88.000] We never will forget. +[88.000 --> 94.000] We're forever in your debt, so we take our miss torch to teach. +[94.000 --> 99.000] Only you can keep the heal. +[99.000 --> 105.000] In the U.S.A. in the U.S.A. +[105.000 --> 108.000] Can't keep the heal. +[108.000 --> 115.000] In the U.S.A. in the U.S.A. +[121.000 --> 123.000] So shout for freedom. +[123.000 --> 124.000] Freedom. +[124.000 --> 125.000] Liberty. +[125.000 --> 126.000] Liberty. +[126.000 --> 127.000] Freedom. +[127.000 --> 128.000] Freedom. +[128.000 --> 131.000] It starts with you and me. +[131.000 --> 132.000] Freedom. +[132.000 --> 133.000] Freedom. +[133.000 --> 134.000] Liberty. +[134.000 --> 135.000] Freedom. +[135.000 --> 140.000] It starts with you and me. +[140.000 --> 141.000] You. +[141.000 --> 143.000] Can't keep the heal. +[143.000 --> 148.000] In the U.S.A. in the U.S.A. +[148.000 --> 150.000] In the U.S.A. +[150.000 --> 152.000] In the U.S.A. +[152.000 --> 155.000] In the U.S.A. +[155.000 --> 158.000] In the U.S.A. +[158.000 --> 159.000] Freedom. +[159.000 --> 160.000] Freedom. +[160.000 --> 161.000] Liberty. +[161.000 --> 162.000] Freedom. +[162.000 --> 163.000] Liberty. +[163.000 --> 164.000] Freedom. +[164.000 --> 168.000] It starts with you and me. +[168.000 --> 169.000] Freedom. +[169.000 --> 170.000] Liberty. +[170.000 --> 172.000] Liberty. +[172.000 --> 174.000] Freedom. +[174.000 --> 178.000] It starts with you and my leg. +[178.000 --> 180.000] A-leaf. +[180.000 --> 198.920] S A U S A U S A U S A diff --git a/transcript/music_5Tz7tCfCd9E.txt b/transcript/music_5Tz7tCfCd9E.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ce866e9836dee6aae919a3f744fda39332f500f8 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_5Tz7tCfCd9E.txt @@ -0,0 +1,12 @@ +[0.000 --> 29.000] So God created man and his own image and image of God, He created them, so God created man. +[29.000 --> 38.000] And his own image and image of God, He created them, male and female. +[38.000 --> 51.000] He created them, male and female, He created them. +[51.000 --> 80.000] And make sure to say, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I I I, I, I, so God created them. +[80.000 --> 89.000] He's only mentioned him to God, He created them, so God created them. +[89.000 --> 98.000] He's only mentioned him to God, He created them, male and female. +[98.000 --> 107.000] He created them, male and female. +[107.000 --> 131.000] He created them, and the mentality not an easy foundation to make. +[131.000 --> 134.760] Ooh-uh-ooh-ooh, I don't wanna say ooh-uh-ooh-ooh-ooh +[135.320 --> 138.920] Ooh-uh-ooh-ooh, I don't wanna say I-I,I,I,I,I,I,I,I +[139.920 --> 150.600] I don't wanna say I-I,I,I,I love you, +[150.600 --> 157.720] We're like- we're like, women, but I have changed diff --git a/transcript/music_9SeG3n-pepQ.txt b/transcript/music_9SeG3n-pepQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8aa58082ebcdde87b6b2b250c4a5a93b793d0ca9 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_9SeG3n-pepQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,132 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.000] Enjoy this calm breath, me, energy flick +[12.000 --> 16.000] It's radiating and channeling, raking to you +[17.000 --> 21.000] Give us so much, you are so wonderful +[24.000 --> 27.000] So just receive a lot of love +[31.000 --> 42.000] And that it's okay to give yourself some self love and a gentle, some rakey +[44.000 --> 52.000] Just focus on the crystal and allow the energy to flow through you +[61.000 --> 65.000] Namaste, my beautiful self +[70.000 --> 75.000] Welcome to this ASMR rakey +[80.000 --> 85.000] Heart chakra relaxation and cleansing the sleep +[86.000 --> 102.000] And heart chakra line where I will cleanse your heart chakra +[103.000 --> 107.000] With my own self-exing +[109.000 --> 112.000] tapping +[113.000 --> 118.000] And pure mind that heart center +[124.000 --> 128.000] So any tension +[129.000 --> 135.000] Any blocked energy in the heart center +[136.000 --> 141.000] We're going to align, strengthen +[145.000 --> 149.000] And cleanse +[150.000 --> 156.000] And I'm going to do so by using some crystals +[165.000 --> 171.000] By gently tapping on a chest to mainly become aware of the last center +[180.000 --> 186.000] I want you to gently place your hand on your chest +[191.000 --> 196.000] Take a deep breath +[210.000 --> 215.000] And gently feel the sensations +[218.000 --> 223.000] Feel your heart beat +[225.000 --> 230.000] Feel the warmth that's coming out of your hands +[231.000 --> 236.000] radiating into your heart chakra +[239.000 --> 248.000] And just remain here for a couple of seconds +[250.000 --> 254.000] To be in this moment +[254.000 --> 260.000] And also giving you a bit of a self-account +[261.000 --> 275.000] And let light and love love into this energy center +[276.000 --> 280.000] And let your heart rest +[288.000 --> 293.000] Know that you are loved +[293.000 --> 299.000] Know that you are beautiful +[299.000 --> 304.000] Know that you are enough +[304.000 --> 311.000] No, then this moment is yours. +[311.000 --> 320.000] And that it's okay to give yourself some self love, +[321.000 --> 327.000] so self-care. +[343.000 --> 348.000] Just be in this moment. +[349.000 --> 355.000] Listen to your heartbeat, feel it, +[355.000 --> 362.000] be thinking, pounding, and you're just. +[366.000 --> 370.000] If it's going faster than you should, +[370.000 --> 377.000] allow yourself to take slow breaths +[377.000 --> 384.000] to just calm yourself. +[408.000 --> 414.000] Now that this moment is yours, +[414.000 --> 423.000] and it's important to calm your heart, +[426.000 --> 431.000] as it holds and stores so much emotion, +[431.000 --> 436.000] and stress and memories, +[436.000 --> 438.000] trauma, +[438.000 --> 449.000] just let the energy from your flow into your heart. +[450.000 --> 456.000] Down your arms, +[456.000 --> 464.000] down your arms, +[464.000 --> 471.000] down to your heart again, +[471.000 --> 477.000] closing the cycle, +[477.000 --> 489.000] and returning it to your heart, +[489.000 --> 490.000] down your arms, +[490.000 --> 493.000] free hands into your heart, +[493.000 --> 495.000] down your arms, +[495.000 --> 499.000] free hands into your heart, +[499.000 --> 501.000] down your arms, +[501.000 --> 505.000] and free hands, +[505.000 --> 510.000] and try this car with me, +[510.000 --> 513.000] energy flow, +[513.000 --> 515.000] let it calm you, +[515.000 --> 520.000] and move it onto your giving yourself, +[520.000 --> 523.000] this time, +[523.000 --> 528.000] and energy allowing yourself to heal yourself. +[565.000 --> 572.000] I'm going to turn on Ricky, +[572.000 --> 575.000] with his heart, +[575.000 --> 580.000] and I'm going to continue to, +[580.000 --> 587.000] let's make the top of my chest, +[587.000 --> 594.000] with the rampied, +[594.000 --> 601.000] slow breaths, +[601.000 --> 608.000] slow breaths, +[608.000 --> 616.000] slow breaths, +[616.000 --> 623.000] slow breaths, +[623.000 --> 630.000] slow breaths, +[630.000 --> 637.000] slow breaths, +[637.000 --> 644.000] slow breaths, +[644.000 --> 651.000] slow breaths, +[651.000 --> 658.000] slow breaths, +[658.000 --> 665.000] slow breaths, +[665.000 --> 672.000] slow breaths, +[672.000 --> 679.000] slow breaths, +[679.000 --> 686.000] slow breaths, +[686.000 --> 693.000] slow breaths, +[693.000 --> 701.000] slow breaths, +[701.000 --> 708.000] slow breaths, +[708.000 --> 715.000] slow breaths, +[715.000 --> 722.000] slow breaths, +[722.000 --> 730.000] slow breaths, +[730.000 --> 737.000] slow breaths, +[737.000 --> 744.000] slow breaths, +[744.000 --> 751.000] slow breaths, +[751.000 --> 759.000] slow breaths, +[759.000 --> 766.000] slow breaths, +[766.000 --> 773.000] slow breaths, +[773.000 --> 780.000] slow breaths, +[780.000 --> 787.000] slow breaths, +[787.000 --> 794.000] slow breaths, +[794.000 --> 801.000] slow breaths, +[801.000 --> 808.000] slow breaths, +[808.000 --> 815.000] That is not long as having your eyes to get. +[815.000 --> 818.000] Wonderful. +[818.000 --> 826.000] Just allowing the crystals to rest. +[826.000 --> 841.000] Just allowing the crystals to rest. +[842.000 --> 848.000] Excuse my stomach, Rampus. +[848.000 --> 856.000] Just feel refreshed and more alive. +[871.000 --> 885.000] Just allowing the energy to flow into that hot center welcoming. +[885.000 --> 894.000] Renewed energy into a system by breathing in high every possible feeling. +[895.000 --> 901.000] Glaring in. +[901.000 --> 913.000] Wonderful. +[913.000 --> 920.000] Just radiating and channeling, raking to you. +[920.000 --> 925.000] Wonderful. +[925.000 --> 936.000] Oh my God, you are so loved, you are so loved. +[936.000 --> 959.200] Just allowing ourselves to nurture our own underground center by giving ourselves kisses. +[959.200 --> 963.200] And just receive a lot of love. +[989.200 --> 1004.200] So just holding, can do a good thing. +[1005.200 --> 1019.200] Placing my hands at the energy cover, thread the crystal to you, to your center. +[1019.200 --> 1034.200] Your heart, you'll get more and everything is happening for your highest good. +[1050.200 --> 1059.200] Wonderful. +[1059.200 --> 1088.200] So +[1089.200 --> 1091.200] As it slow down +[1098.500 --> 1100.500] Are you not calm enough? +[1104.900 --> 1109.900] Well then, thank you so much for being in this moment with me +[1113.200 --> 1115.700] I hope that you enjoyed the session +[1116.700 --> 1120.700] In the morning, I'm just now +[1121.700 --> 1123.700] cleared and aligned +[1130.700 --> 1132.700] So thank you so much +[1134.700 --> 1136.700] I wish you well +[1137.700 --> 1140.700] I wish you all the best +[1141.700 --> 1142.700] Thank you +[1144.700 --> 1147.700] Namaste good night +[1170.700 --> 1172.700] Thank you diff --git a/transcript/music_CZTffTJk5iU.txt b/transcript/music_CZTffTJk5iU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e630c7f22e28fb50555f94242e8b76d98705c957 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_CZTffTJk5iU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,41 @@ +[0.000 --> 20.000] Music +[20.000 --> 22.000] Where do you come, my love? +[22.000 --> 24.000] Where do you come, my love? +[24.000 --> 27.000] Where do you come, my love? +[28.000 --> 30.000] Where do you come, my love? +[30.000 --> 32.000] Where do you come, my love? +[32.000 --> 35.000] Where do you come, my love? +[36.000 --> 37.000] Woo! +[37.000 --> 38.000] Woo! +[38.000 --> 39.000] Woo! +[39.000 --> 40.000] Woo! +[40.000 --> 41.000] Woo! +[41.000 --> 42.000] Woo! +[42.000 --> 44.000] Woo! +[44.000 --> 45.000] Woo! +[45.000 --> 47.000] Woo! +[47.000 --> 48.000] Woo! +[48.000 --> 50.000] Woo! +[50.000 --> 51.000] Woo! +[51.000 --> 55.000] Well, I think I know the importance of an unverbal communication +[55.000 --> 59.000] And I know this kiss you taught me so +[59.000 --> 64.000] And if we do things, well, they will last forever +[64.000 --> 66.000] Something before we go +[66.000 --> 68.000] Woo! +[68.000 --> 70.000] Woo! +[70.000 --> 72.000] Woo! +[72.000 --> 74.000] Woo! +[74.000 --> 76.000] Woo! +[76.000 --> 78.000] Woo! +[78.000 --> 80.000] Woo! +[80.000 --> 82.000] Woo! +[82.000 --> 87.000] Well, they're such a resisted telling, but the heart car resist alone +[87.000 --> 90.000] And if it leaves it's always nearby +[91.000 --> 96.000] I can't tell you nothing about that she wants +[96.000 --> 99.000] And I'm alive as I am +[99.000 --> 102.000] Where do you come, my love? +[102.000 --> 103.000] Where do you come, my love? +[103.000 --> 107.000] Where do you come, my love? +[107.000 --> 110.000] Where do you come, my love? +[110.000 --> 114.000] Where do you come, my love? +[114.000 --> 116.000] Woo! diff --git a/transcript/music_DY0yI8ZPibQ.txt b/transcript/music_DY0yI8ZPibQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..66c4186ecc579783f36511af29e5887da401260e --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_DY0yI8ZPibQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +[0.000 --> 10.000] Let's go to the jungle and this is our plan +[10.000 --> 14.000] To scour the marine secrets made by the great eye +[14.000 --> 18.000] To me from Genesis to Revelation +[18.000 --> 22.000] To know where you're going and learn what we began +[22.000 --> 24.000] Let's go! +[26.000 --> 27.000] Hey, hey, hey! +[27.000 --> 29.000] Can you hear our jungle jam? +[29.000 --> 31.000] Hey, hey, hey! +[31.000 --> 33.000] What are you doing? +[33.000 --> 35.000] Hey, hey, hey! +[35.000 --> 37.000] Can you hear our jungle jam? +[37.000 --> 39.000] Hey, hey, hey! +[39.000 --> 41.000] What are you doing? +[41.000 --> 71.000] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh +[71.000 --> 101.000] Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, you're crazy . . . +[101.000 --> 114.360] We start with creation, the corruption catastrophe confusion, Christ the cross then +[114.360 --> 118.500] consummation, Jesus reign for eternity. +[118.500 --> 122.400] Hey, hey, hey, hey, can you hear our jungle jam? +[122.400 --> 126.200] Hey, hey, hey, and again when the great I am. +[126.200 --> 129.800] Hey, hey, hey, can you hear our jungle jam? +[130.020 --> 132.060] Huh, Hey, hey, hey! +[132.060 --> 133.980] He wasasma! +[133.980 --> 163.980] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[163.980 --> 167.860] hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey diff --git a/transcript/music_FclCLfqtZh4.txt b/transcript/music_FclCLfqtZh4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9b207b621a28760d6c22af61840f3282e4c4c90c --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_FclCLfqtZh4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,30 @@ +[0.000 --> 24.060] We're stillensless +[24.060 --> 29.060] Get about your seat +[29.060 --> 35.060] Stand up, stand up +[35.060 --> 39.060] Everybody on your feet +[39.060 --> 45.060] The Word of God is strong and true +[45.060 --> 48.060] Word of God is strong and true +[48.060 --> 51.060] We promise is that it may too +[52.060 --> 56.060] So march to the feet of a heavenly drum +[56.060 --> 61.060] Never give up when trouble comes +[61.060 --> 66.060] Come on and stand up, stand up +[66.060 --> 72.060] Get about your seat +[72.060 --> 76.060] Stand up, stand up +[76.060 --> 80.060] Everybody on your feet +[81.060 --> 88.060] The Word of God is here to stay +[88.060 --> 95.060] Never, ever going to pass away +[95.060 --> 100.060] So stand for the Lord till the race is run +[100.060 --> 104.060] Even if you're the only one +[104.060 --> 109.060] Everybody stand up +[110.060 --> 115.060] Get about your seat +[115.060 --> 120.060] Stand up, stand up +[120.060 --> 125.060] Everybody on your feet +[125.060 --> 130.060] Stand up, stand up +[130.060 --> 135.060] Get about your seat +[135.060 --> 140.060] Stand up, stand up +[140.060 --> 145.060] Everybody follow me +[145.060 --> 150.060] Come on and stand up +[150.060 --> 155.060] Get about your seat +[155.060 --> 160.060] Stand up, stand up +[160.060 --> 164.060] Everybody follow me +[165.060 --> 170.060] Stand up diff --git a/transcript/music_IU45XTawnSY.txt b/transcript/music_IU45XTawnSY.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..696004d9ab2c997fb29492ab102067a4d9db1f3a --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_IU45XTawnSY.txt @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +[0.000 --> 12.000] Have a not commanded you, have a not commanded you, be strong and courageous. +[12.000 --> 20.000] Do not be frightened, do not be dismayed, be strong and courageous. +[21.000 --> 30.000] Oh, for the Lord of your God, is with you. +[30.000 --> 40.000] For the Lord of your God, is with you. +[40.000 --> 44.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[44.000 --> 48.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[49.000 --> 55.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[55.000 --> 63.000] Have a not commanded you, have a not commanded you, be strong and courageous. +[63.000 --> 71.000] Do not be frightened, do not be dismayed, be strong and courageous. +[71.000 --> 81.000] Oh, for the Lord of your God, is with you. +[81.000 --> 89.000] For the Lord of your God, is with you. +[89.000 --> 95.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[95.000 --> 105.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[105.000 --> 117.000] Be strong and courageous. +[117.000 --> 123.000] Be strong and courageous. +[123.000 --> 127.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[127.000 --> 131.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[131.000 --> 137.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[137.000 --> 143.000] Be strong and courageous. +[143.000 --> 147.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[147.000 --> 152.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[152.000 --> 155.000] Be strong and courageous. +[155.000 --> 160.000] Oh, for the Lord of your God, is with you. +[160.000 --> 167.000] For the Lord of your God, is with you. +[167.000 --> 174.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[174.000 --> 178.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[178.000 --> 182.000] Be strong and courageous. +[182.000 --> 187.000] Where have you go, where have you go? +[190.000 --> 196.000] Where have you go, where have you go? diff --git a/transcript/music_JeJvKkBV6rY.txt b/transcript/music_JeJvKkBV6rY.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c166e0e86746bc3075afaf2a14d23fa5fadbf5d0 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_JeJvKkBV6rY.txt @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +[0.000 --> 29.140] in my wrestling and in my doubts in my failures you won't walk out your great love will lead me through +[29.140 --> 38.140] You are the peace in my troubles, see, oh, you are the peace in my troubles, see +[40.140 --> 48.140] In the silence you won't let go, in the questions your truth will hold +[48.140 --> 52.140] Your great love will lead me through +[52.140 --> 60.140] You are the peace in my troubles, see, oh, you are the peace in my troubles, see +[63.140 --> 70.140] My light house, my light house, shining in the darkness, I will follow you +[70.140 --> 78.140] You are my light house, my light house, I will trust the promise, you will carry me safe +[79.140 --> 91.140] To show, say to show, say to show, say to show, say to show +[92.140 --> 106.140] I won't feel what tomorrow brings, with each morning I'll rise and sing, as my God's love will lead me through +[107.140 --> 115.140] You are the peace in my troubles, see, oh, you are the peace in my troubles, see +[116.140 --> 125.140] Oh, my light house, my light house, shining in the darkness, I will follow you +[126.140 --> 134.140] Oh, my light house, my light house, I will trust the promise, you will carry me safe +[134.140 --> 147.140] To show, say to show, say to show, say to show, say to show +[150.140 --> 157.140] When you feel I'm lost, stuck out at sea, the waves grow high, the winds blow strong and your heart believe +[157.140 --> 165.140] There's a light that's shining, it's never going on, don't give up, no, don't lose hope, the future's looking bright +[187.140 --> 207.140] You are the light house, my light house, shining in the darkness, I will follow you +[207.140 --> 214.140] Oh, my light house, my light house, I will trust the promise, you will carry me safe +[214.140 --> 240.140] To show, say to show, say to show, say to show, say to show, say to show, my light house, say to show, my light house, you are my peace in my light house, through the storm +[240.140 --> 245.140] You leave me home, my light house diff --git a/transcript/music_KiDtvTEHHwU.txt b/transcript/music_KiDtvTEHHwU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b7bceaf7ca32ac31a4a698faafba7f13619c5f29 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_KiDtvTEHHwU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +[30.000 --> 33.440] I want to get to know you better +[33.440 --> 36.200] But I do from there +[36.200 --> 39.200] Go to Chiwa, come move in my way +[39.200 --> 41.840] And let them check up from my loop +[41.840 --> 44.840] That thing in Ka Pa'Han, you is amazing +[44.840 --> 47.840] I don't speak Spanish, I can use a French +[47.840 --> 50.640] The way that body talking, that really makes sense +[50.640 --> 52.640] It's time for your body, your body +[52.640 --> 54.880] My body, let me with you, time for your body +[54.880 --> 56.880] My body, my body, let me with you +[56.880 --> 59.920] Wish you moves around, wish you runs to the beat +[59.920 --> 62.720] Breakin' it down up to the lilies +[62.720 --> 65.920] My body, my body, my body, let me with you +[65.920 --> 68.560] My body, my body, let me with you +[68.560 --> 76.400] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[76.400 --> 80.000] Brains kickin' my body, body, body, body, body +[80.000 --> 81.840] My body, my body, let me with you, time for your body +[81.840 --> 84.000] Let me with you in your ear +[84.000 --> 86.720] Tell you everything you wanna hear +[86.720 --> 89.360] You got my dope out of scared of the key +[89.360 --> 90.800] It's half a set +[90.800 --> 93.200] The break, should know you been here +[93.200 --> 95.680] My label from set +[95.680 --> 98.720] Go to Chiwa, come move in my way +[98.720 --> 101.120] And let them check up from my loop +[101.120 --> 104.480] That thing in Ka Pa'Han, you is amazing +[104.480 --> 107.280] I don't speak Spanish, I can use a French +[107.280 --> 110.000] The way that body talking, that really makes sense +[110.000 --> 112.800] It's time for your body, your body, your body +[112.880 --> 116.320] Brushing moves around, whish you rise to the beat +[116.320 --> 119.280] Breakin' it down up to the lilies +[120.960 --> 123.920] My body, my body, my body, my body, my body +[123.920 --> 125.640] Brushing hearts in my winter +[127.200 --> 132.000] With me wanna say, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[135.840 --> 139.600] Brains kickin' my body, body, body, body, body, body, body, body, demon +[139.600 --> 142.160] But it's big on a bull Because you've got to love right +[142.160 --> 151.160] I lived in love my boys to say the hardest girl in the world today +[151.160 --> 156.160] The way you shake it got me losing my mind +[156.160 --> 161.160] Cuz cuz you're paying like a speaker, fucks +[161.160 --> 169.160] Turn around the party stop, universe's light and let me take you away +[169.160 --> 172.160] I was being a bad chef and knees, more fresh +[172.160 --> 175.160] I'm the way that body fucking dead in daily mess +[175.160 --> 178.160] It's a party party party party party party +[178.160 --> 181.160] It's a party party party party party party party +[181.160 --> 184.160] I wish she moves around where she grounds little beat +[184.160 --> 187.160] Breaking the hell off the delete +[187.160 --> 192.160] It's a party party party party party party party party party party party party +[192.160 --> 195.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[195.160 --> 198.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[198.160 --> 201.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[201.160 --> 204.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[204.160 --> 206.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[206.160 --> 209.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[209.160 --> 212.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[212.160 --> 215.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[215.160 --> 218.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[218.160 --> 220.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[220.160 --> 223.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[223.160 --> 226.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[226.160 --> 229.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[229.160 --> 232.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[232.160 --> 235.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[235.160 --> 238.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[238.160 --> 241.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[241.160 --> 244.160] I wish she moves around where she goes +[244.160 --> 247.160] I wish she moves around where she goes diff --git a/transcript/music_LbYmDsjhUFE.txt b/transcript/music_LbYmDsjhUFE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c0a861cc757316ff6751c0b391b9e4c362fba232 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_LbYmDsjhUFE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,75 @@ +[0.000 --> 12.000] Hi, hello, hi. So today I want to talk about something I've talked about in live streams before and I mentioned in my video about Vidcon in neurodiversity and that is nonverbal communication. +[12.000 --> 22.500] So I'm going to make a separate video about ASL and autistic people. I will get to that, but I'd like to really focus on music as a means of nonverbal communication of emotion. +[22.500 --> 28.500] I deal with and have dealt with selective mutism. I never learned ASL when I was a kid. I learned it when I got a little bit older. +[28.500 --> 35.000] So I actually developed my own type of sign language and I didn't know that I had and it was actually like kind of cute from what I understand. +[35.000 --> 41.000] My mom said that whenever we went to this one restaurant, the waiter would always bring me one of those tiny umbrellas that you put inside drinks like a little... +[41.000 --> 45.500] You open it, you put it in like a cocktail. And you'd always bring me one because when I got one I would wink. +[45.500 --> 54.000] And winking with one eye was my way of saying thank you to people and blinking with two eyes was like a sign of like affection or like my way of saying like I love you or like I appreciate you. +[54.000 --> 56.500] Like it's kind of like you know I love you, but like I'm not saying it. +[56.500 --> 63.500] Things like that I would have signs for like food or like cutting food and stuff like that or specific sounds and so anyway. +[63.500 --> 68.500] I had my own nonverbal way of communicating even though I'd understood English perfectly. +[68.500 --> 74.000] What has been consistent for me throughout my life and what has been a great therapeutic outlet for me has been music? +[74.000 --> 82.000] I play guitar drums bass and piano. The two most therapeutic ones for me have been guitar and piano mostly because they are the most accessible instruments to me. +[82.000 --> 84.500] They're the ones that I have always owned and have always been in the house. +[84.500 --> 88.500] And I don't know how to read music. I'm dyslexic so I maybe I'll go ahead and blame that. +[88.500 --> 94.500] I don't know. I understand how to read music. I can if I take my time and I look at the sheet. I'll know what it says. +[94.500 --> 99.000] But sight reading and playing immediately I can't do. But if you play something I can play it right back to you. +[99.000 --> 103.500] I have a little more musical theory now as an adult because it interested me and I started to learn. +[103.500 --> 107.500] Particularly on guitar I know the names of my chords and I know how to play all of them. +[107.500 --> 111.500] Whereas on the piano like I'll know my notes but I don't know my chords I'll just sort of make them up. +[111.500 --> 117.500] Without knowing the chords on my instruments I still manage to play well and I manage to express myself. +[117.500 --> 123.500] And I would just one note at a time just like find something that like it just it felt right. +[123.500 --> 126.500] And I would play it and I'll be like that is exactly how I feel right now. +[126.500 --> 131.500] Like the sound of this is exactly the way that I feel right in this moment. +[131.500 --> 140.500] And it was such a powerful tool for me because even though I wasn't always able to say how I felt I was definitely still able to hear what I was feeling. +[140.500 --> 145.500] And make what I'm feeling into something real and something that others could experience. +[145.500 --> 149.500] It made me feel empowered and made me feel validated and really calmed me down. +[149.500 --> 154.500] It was I think the best way I could explain it is almost I think how others feel after having like a good cry. +[154.500 --> 156.500] I have always had trouble crying. +[156.500 --> 159.500] I'll cry sometimes out on the loan but it gives me a migraine and it makes me feel worse. +[159.500 --> 161.500] And I actually really don't like crying. +[161.500 --> 164.500] A lot of people do. I understand that but for me it's not a release. +[164.500 --> 165.500] It makes me feel worse. +[165.500 --> 170.500] So I feel like playing piano or playing guitar gave me that feeling of release. +[170.500 --> 172.500] That's what music was able to do for me. +[172.500 --> 176.500] It also helped me kind of play out to other people how I was feeling. +[176.500 --> 178.500] And it wasn't always negative feelings either. +[178.500 --> 182.500] When I was like 16 I wrote a song for my first girlfriend. +[182.500 --> 183.500] And there were no words. +[183.500 --> 186.500] And it was like just this sweet little lullaby. +[186.500 --> 189.500] Almost like almost like something you could fall asleep to. +[189.500 --> 193.500] And it sounded very cute and calming and reassuring. +[193.500 --> 197.500] It's the best way that I could describe it and like light but also intense. +[197.500 --> 202.500] And I played it for and she loved it and she would ask me to play it like on loop over and over and over and over. +[202.500 --> 208.500] And it was a way for me to express the way that I felt to her without having to use all the words. +[208.500 --> 214.500] Because I sometimes feel like words aren't enough and aren't powerful enough and don't carry the weight that I want them to. +[214.500 --> 219.500] Especially given the fact that I'm not incredibly expressive in the way that I use words. +[219.500 --> 225.500] Like I'm able to be funny and joke but when it comes to seriously expressing the way that I feel it does come out kind of monotone. +[225.500 --> 227.500] Even if I'm using all the right words. +[227.500 --> 234.500] So music was my way of adding emphasis or adding tone or emotion to what otherwise seems really flat. +[234.500 --> 242.500] I don't like the whole music as a universal language because that kind of erases cultural boundaries and how music is cultural. +[242.500 --> 251.500] And it is different depending on like western society or like it just changes so drastically depending on the culture from which it came. +[251.500 --> 259.500] We exclude certain types of music or lack appreciation for certain types of music or we'll group them all together and be like all of this is exotic music. +[259.500 --> 263.500] But it's like Asian music. What does that mean? It could have come from Japan. It could have come from China. It could have come from India. +[263.500 --> 266.500] Like it could come from so many different places and we kind of group it all together. +[266.500 --> 272.500] So again, I just after talking to some people who study music and sociology together, there's a word for that that I can't remember. +[272.500 --> 275.500] I don't like to use the term music as a universal language. +[275.500 --> 281.500] But anyway, oftentimes music is an effective way of communicating without language. +[281.500 --> 288.500] And that kind of brings me to the like signed language whether BASL or other like there are other types of sign language, not just American sign language. +[288.500 --> 295.500] Even that, I'm not expressive in any way that I communicate and I know that some people are capable of expressing themselves adequately in ASL, +[295.500 --> 299.500] but I cannot adequately express emotion verbally or assigned. +[299.500 --> 308.500] It's not something that I do very well. I always seem kind of indifferent. I always seem like I kind of don't care or I'm a little cold and it's just those are some of my limitations in my self expression. +[308.500 --> 315.500] When it comes to a really serious emotion, I can't show it well unless it's kind of like salty. I'm good at being salty. +[315.500 --> 318.500] But showing people that I care is hard or showing people that I'm hurt is really hard. +[318.500 --> 323.500] And music can be paired up with image, video editing, when I was like in high school was really effective for me. +[323.500 --> 332.500] I was really into stomp motion animation and by that I don't mean clay figures. I literally mean taking inanimate objects and photo by photo making them come alive. +[332.500 --> 341.500] Like anything, I did it with cereal at some point for a bunch of corn pops and I made the corn pops turn into this like snake creature and like I did it with a Kleenex and made the Kleenex have its own little life where it moved around. +[341.500 --> 348.500] And the mixture of being able to take images and sound and put them together to make meaning even without language. +[348.500 --> 354.500] I don't know, I just feel like it gave people more perspective on me and how I was feeling and how I was experiencing the world. +[354.500 --> 360.500] So yeah, we could talk about that too. We could talk about art or photography as another way of nonverbal communication. +[360.500 --> 368.500] All the arts could be seen that way. But yeah, so far this is just like a short little video on music and nonverbal communication as an autistic person. +[368.500 --> 375.500] Let me know if this was interesting and you'd like me to go in depth with some of the other topics that are related to this like art and dance and photography. +[375.500 --> 382.500] I would be happy to and maybe to include some other voices if others would be interested in being on this if they express themselves through another art medium. +[382.500 --> 384.500] Go ahead and leave me a comment or write me an email. +[384.500 --> 389.500] Alright, thank you so much for watching. I appreciate it. I hope you have a great day and a great week and you take care of yourselves. +[389.500 --> 390.500] Alright, bye. diff --git a/transcript/music_N7T9v3lwC7c.txt b/transcript/music_N7T9v3lwC7c.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8a6a26bb147160bc955f24372281e69a02c88a04 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_N7T9v3lwC7c.txt @@ -0,0 +1,38 @@ +[0.000 --> 19.000] I'm a little close up late game with me. +[19.000 --> 23.000] We can talk it over with a little bit of faith. +[23.000 --> 27.000] If you guess right, we can go to this night and day again. +[27.000 --> 30.000] Put up diamonds, so that I can find my park up. +[30.000 --> 35.000] You're lying, wonder's what I need. +[35.000 --> 41.000] The clock's ticking tonight. +[41.000 --> 46.000] Could be good for you, full of the gloom. +[46.000 --> 50.000] I won't be alone. +[50.000 --> 52.000] Gotta read, gotta read that body. +[52.000 --> 54.000] Gotta read, gotta read that body language. +[54.000 --> 58.240] Just One One You and登 +[58.240 --> 65.000] Gotta read, gotta read that body. +[65.000 --> 78.000] Gotta read, gotta read that body language. +[78.000 --> 81.000] Feel afraid of too much frequency +[81.000 --> 85.000] Every bit of movement building chemistry +[85.000 --> 87.000] I spilled it out, there's no doubt +[87.000 --> 90.000] Like the way you taste and +[90.000 --> 93.000] As I'm telling secrets like the whispers +[93.000 --> 96.000] You're mine +[96.000 --> 98.000] Wondrous what I need +[98.000 --> 101.000] The clock's ticking +[101.000 --> 106.000] Tonight could be good for you +[106.000 --> 108.000] Pull the glue +[109.280 --> 112.980] I want to take a look +[112.980 --> 114.960] Gotta re-cutter with that body +[114.960 --> 117.240] Gotta re-cutter with that vital language +[117.240 --> 120.700] It's in what you are +[120.700 --> 122.700] Gotta re-cutter with that body +[122.700 --> 125.080] Gotta re-cutter with that vital language +[125.080 --> 127.000] Wondrous what I need +[127.000 --> 129.000] The clock's ticking +[129.000 --> 131.000] Tonight could be good for you +[131.000 --> 132.960] Gotta re-cutter with that vital language +[132.960 --> 137.960] We got to reach that body +[137.960 --> 139.960] Gotta reach that body language +[139.960 --> 146.960] We got to reach that body language +[146.960 --> 152.960] We got to reach that body +[152.960 --> 155.960] Gotta reach that body language diff --git a/transcript/music_QMM-1ORB2GE.txt b/transcript/music_QMM-1ORB2GE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c177b57859a22663a1da2cb7e67fc82165c45fcb --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_QMM-1ORB2GE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,11 @@ +[0.000 --> 26.500] Ahhhhh! +[26.500 --> 38.060] Woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo, woo. +[38.140 --> 40.340] Tapi жストazу tapa wagziwaodo — no guilt. +[40.420 --> 42.820] 그리고ila jesteragasuna — I think I know there wasn't enough time to commit it to representation. +[42.820 --> 45.620] and I know there's kids who taught me so. +[46.260 --> 49.460] And if we do things +[49.460 --> 53.660] well, there was life forever — something before we go — +[53.660 --> 74.500] Well, they said to resist to telling, but the hacker resist alone. +[74.500 --> 81.420] And if it leaves it's always nearby, I can tell you nothing more than she watch +[81.420 --> 93.040] And I'll hide Baby, where is he? +[111.420 --> 118.420] Oh... diff --git a/transcript/music_RiaugARUCBU.txt b/transcript/music_RiaugARUCBU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f288f3096a105d25ec40b3f9e48a3357f3953755 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_RiaugARUCBU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +[0.000 --> 21.000] I don't know where I'm going +[22.000 --> 26.000] I don't know where my home is still +[26.000 --> 30.000] I'm not gonna go slowly +[30.000 --> 34.000] Give all the books you've been on me +[34.000 --> 39.000] Time through your window when all the doors are locked +[39.000 --> 42.000] And you got me blown +[42.000 --> 49.000] How you show down my heart +[49.000 --> 52.000] One year's making everything +[80.000 --> 99.000] I don't know where I'm going +[99.000 --> 103.000] I don't know where my home is still +[103.000 --> 107.000] I'm not gonna go slowly +[107.000 --> 111.000] Give all the books you've been on me +[111.000 --> 116.000] Time through your window when all the doors are locked +[116.000 --> 119.000] And you got me blown +[119.000 --> 126.000] How you show down my heart +[126.000 --> 130.000] One year's making everything +[130.000 --> 135.000] I don't know where my home is still +[135.000 --> 137.000] I'm not gonna go slowly +[160.000 --> 165.000] I don't know where my home is still +[165.000 --> 170.000] I'm not gonna go slowly diff --git a/transcript/music_SQskB6Vkdj4.txt b/transcript/music_SQskB6Vkdj4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f31cba7c09757451f5c04e91e1eb1b4fdd204d75 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_SQskB6Vkdj4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,122 @@ +[0.000 --> 30.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا +[30.000 --> 60.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[60.000 --> 90.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[90.000 --> 120.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[120.000 --> 150.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[150.000 --> 180.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[180.000 --> 210.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[210.000 --> 240.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[240.000 --> 270.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[270.000 --> 300.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[300.000 --> 330.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[330.000 --> 360.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[360.000 --> 390.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[390.000 --> 420.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[420.000 --> 450.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[450.000 --> 480.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[480.000 --> 510.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[510.000 --> 540.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[540.000 --> 570.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[570.000 --> 600.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[600.000 --> 630.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[630.000 --> 660.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[660.000 --> 690.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[690.000 --> 720.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[720.000 --> 750.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[750.000 --> 780.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[780.000 --> 810.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[810.000 --> 840.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[840.000 --> 870.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[870.000 --> 900.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[900.000 --> 930.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[930.000 --> 960.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[960.000 --> 990.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[990.000 --> 1020.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1020.000 --> 1050.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1050.000 --> 1080.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1080.000 --> 1110.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1110.000 --> 1140.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1140.000 --> 1170.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1170.000 --> 1200.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1200.000 --> 1230.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا 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ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1590.000 --> 1620.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1620.000 --> 1650.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1650.000 --> 1680.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1680.000 --> 1710.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1710.000 --> 1740.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1740.000 --> 1770.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1770.000 --> 1800.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1800.000 --> 1830.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1830.000 --> 1860.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1860.000 --> 1890.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1890.000 --> 1920.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1920.000 --> 1950.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1950.000 --> 1980.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[1980.000 --> 2010.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2010.000 --> 2040.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2040.000 --> 2070.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2070.000 --> 2100.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2100.000 --> 2130.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2130.000 --> 2160.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2160.000 --> 2190.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2190.000 --> 2220.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2220.000 --> 2250.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2250.000 --> 2280.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2280.000 --> 2310.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[2310.000 --> 2340.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا 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ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3300.000 --> 3330.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3330.000 --> 3360.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3360.000 --> 3390.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3390.000 --> 3420.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3420.000 --> 3450.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3450.000 --> 3480.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3480.000 --> 3510.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3510.000 --> 3540.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3540.000 --> 3570.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3570.000 --> 3600.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3600.000 --> 3630.000] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ +[3630.000 --> 3637.010] ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھا ھ diff --git a/transcript/music_UaXSMoSIW7U.txt b/transcript/music_UaXSMoSIW7U.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f932f35a78a39d5c27a538d5e1985ef972d77b3e --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_UaXSMoSIW7U.txt @@ -0,0 +1,342 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Hello! +[2.000 --> 4.000] Hello! +[4.000 --> 6.000] Hi! +[6.000 --> 10.000] This is waving! Can you wave your hand just like that? +[10.000 --> 12.000] Hello! +[12.000 --> 14.000] And wave this hand. +[14.000 --> 16.000] Hello! +[16.000 --> 18.000] And both hands. +[18.000 --> 22.000] Hello! So much waving! Well done! +[22.000 --> 24.000] Oh! Hello Mr. Crocodile! +[24.000 --> 26.000] Do you see that? It's a crocodile! +[26.000 --> 28.000] Hello! +[28.000 --> 32.000] Maybe you can wave your hand at Mr. Crocodile. +[32.000 --> 34.000] And we'll see if he waves back! +[34.000 --> 36.000] Okay! Hello! +[36.000 --> 40.000] Oh! He waved back! How cool! +[40.000 --> 42.000] This is what we do when we want to say hello! +[42.000 --> 44.000] We can wave our hands! +[44.000 --> 46.000] What this? +[46.000 --> 48.000] This is the wave we wave our hand! +[48.000 --> 50.000] Wave our hands! Wave our hand! +[50.000 --> 52.000] This is the wave we wave our hand! +[52.000 --> 56.000] It's how we say hello! +[56.000 --> 60.000] Hello! Wow! Great waving everyone! +[60.000 --> 62.000] Hmm! +[62.000 --> 64.000] How can you open your hands like this? +[64.000 --> 66.000] Two hands open! +[66.000 --> 68.000] Can you shut them? +[68.000 --> 70.000] Wow! Can you open them again? +[70.000 --> 72.000] And shut them! +[72.000 --> 74.000] Can you do it really fast? +[74.000 --> 76.000] I can! +[76.000 --> 78.000] Open! +[78.000 --> 80.000] Wow! Well done! +[80.000 --> 82.000] Hey! +[82.000 --> 84.000] I know a song called Open Shut them! +[84.000 --> 86.000] You know what is well? +[86.000 --> 88.000] Should we sing it together? +[88.000 --> 90.000] Yes! Okay! Let's do it! +[90.000 --> 92.000] Open shut them! +[92.000 --> 96.000] Open shut them! +[96.000 --> 98.000] Open shut them! +[98.000 --> 100.000] Give a little clap! +[100.000 --> 102.000] Open shut them! +[102.000 --> 104.000] Open shut them! +[104.000 --> 108.000] Play them in your lap! +[108.000 --> 110.000] Creep them! Creep them! +[110.000 --> 112.000] Creep them! Creep them! +[112.000 --> 114.000] Open shut them! +[114.000 --> 116.500] Open! +[116.500 --> 118.500] Open shut them! +[118.500 --> 120.000] Open shut them! +[120.000 --> 122.000] Open shut them! +[122.000 --> 124.000] Open shut them! +[124.000 --> 126.000] Shake them! +[126.000 --> 128.000] Give a little clap! +[128.000 --> 130.000] Bro them, bro them! +[130.000 --> 132.000] Bro them boom! +[132.000 --> 134.000] Play them in your lap! +[136.000 --> 138.000] Click it cry you звird me just to deal! +[138.000 --> 140.000] Open shut them! +[140.000 --> 142.000] Do your chin. +[142.000 --> 146.000] Open wide your little mouth. +[146.000 --> 148.000] But do not let them in. +[148.000 --> 150.000] Hello! +[152.000 --> 154.000] Wow, what's that sound? +[154.000 --> 156.000] Ring ring ring ring. +[156.000 --> 158.000] Sounds like a... +[158.000 --> 160.000] Phone! +[160.000 --> 162.000] This is my pretend phone. +[162.000 --> 164.000] Ring ring. +[164.000 --> 167.000] Do we answer the phone with our elbow like this? +[167.000 --> 169.000] Hello? +[169.000 --> 171.000] No! +[171.000 --> 173.000] Shake your head, say no. +[173.000 --> 175.000] That's silly. +[175.000 --> 177.000] We don't answer a phone with an elbow. +[177.000 --> 179.000] Hmm. +[179.000 --> 181.000] What about our chin? +[181.000 --> 183.000] Do we answer the phone with our chin? +[183.000 --> 185.000] Like this? +[185.000 --> 187.000] Hello? +[187.000 --> 189.000] Hello? +[189.000 --> 191.000] No! +[191.000 --> 193.000] Shake your head, say no. +[193.000 --> 195.000] We don't answer a phone with our chin. +[195.000 --> 197.000] That's just silly. +[197.000 --> 199.000] Shake your head. +[199.000 --> 201.000] Just like this. +[201.000 --> 203.000] This is the way we shake our head. +[203.000 --> 205.000] Shake your head. +[205.000 --> 207.000] This is the way we shake our head. +[207.000 --> 209.000] It's how we say no. +[209.000 --> 211.000] Can you shake your head and say no? +[211.000 --> 213.000] No. +[213.000 --> 215.000] Wow, well done. +[215.000 --> 217.000] Hmm. +[217.000 --> 221.000] Do we answer the phone with our ear like this? +[221.000 --> 223.000] Hello? +[223.000 --> 225.000] Is that right? +[225.000 --> 226.000] Yes! +[226.000 --> 228.000] We answer the phone like this. +[228.000 --> 230.000] Yes! +[230.000 --> 232.000] Can you not your head like this? +[232.000 --> 236.000] We nod our head to say yes! +[236.000 --> 240.000] This is the way we nod our head. +[240.000 --> 242.000] No, we nod our head. +[242.000 --> 244.000] This is the way we nod our head. +[244.000 --> 246.000] It's how we say yes. +[246.000 --> 248.000] That's right. +[248.000 --> 250.000] Hello? +[250.000 --> 252.000] Mama? +[252.000 --> 254.000] Is that you? +[254.000 --> 256.000] Yes! +[256.000 --> 258.000] Hello? +[258.000 --> 260.000] Moo! +[260.000 --> 262.000] Yes. +[262.000 --> 264.000] How are you? +[264.000 --> 266.000] I'm just ready. +[266.000 --> 268.000] I'm just ready. +[268.000 --> 272.000] I'm just ready. +[272.000 --> 274.000] What are you doing? +[274.000 --> 276.000] I'm clapping! +[276.000 --> 278.000] Can you clap with me? +[278.000 --> 280.000] Can you clap really fast? +[280.000 --> 282.000] Ready? +[282.000 --> 283.000] Go! +[283.000 --> 286.480] What a mess tricky. +[286.480 --> 288.600] Can you clap really slow? +[288.600 --> 289.600] Like this. +[289.600 --> 291.080] Oh that's easy. +[291.080 --> 293.920] Let's clap really fast again. +[293.920 --> 294.920] Ready? +[294.920 --> 295.920] Go! +[295.920 --> 296.920] Whoa! +[296.920 --> 298.920] And really slow! +[298.920 --> 301.760] Clapping, fast and clapping slow. +[301.760 --> 302.760] Well done! +[302.760 --> 305.320] This is what we do and we want to clap. +[305.320 --> 308.320] We put our hands together like this. +[308.320 --> 311.560] This is the way we clap our hands. +[311.560 --> 312.560] Clap our hands. +[312.560 --> 313.560] Clap our hands. +[313.560 --> 316.000] This is the way we clap our hands. +[316.000 --> 318.240] It's fun to clap our hands. +[318.240 --> 319.240] Wow! +[319.240 --> 320.640] Great clapping everyone. +[320.640 --> 325.240] Hey you know when I'm feeling really happy, I love to clap. +[325.240 --> 328.000] Maybe we could sing if you're happy and you know it together. +[328.000 --> 331.040] That's a great song and it's got clapping in it too. +[331.040 --> 332.040] Let's go! +[332.040 --> 339.720] If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. +[339.720 --> 342.720] If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. +[342.720 --> 346.920] If you're happy and you know it and you really want to show it. +[346.920 --> 350.400] If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. +[350.400 --> 354.000] If you're happy in the notes, don't you beat. +[354.000 --> 357.520] If you're happy and you know it, don't you beat. +[357.520 --> 361.160] If you're happy and you know it and you really want to show it. +[361.160 --> 366.500] If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. +[366.500 --> 376.080] If you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. +[376.080 --> 382.080] If you know it's the way you hands, if you're happy and you know it turn around, woo! +[382.080 --> 385.080] If you're happy and you know it turn around, woo! +[385.080 --> 393.080] If you're happy and you know it, and you really want to show it, if you're happy and you know it turn around, woo! +[393.080 --> 399.080] If you're happy and you know it, do a dance, if you're happy and you know it, do a dance, if you're happy and you know it, and you really want to show it, if you're happy and you know it, do a dance, +[400.080 --> 423.080] If you're happy and you know it, and you really want to show it, if you're happy and you know it, turn Meghan's +[423.080 --> 428.080] And you really want to show it if you have the energy of your hands. +[428.080 --> 430.080] I'm sorry. +[430.080 --> 434.080] Big of a bang! +[434.080 --> 437.080] I see you! +[437.080 --> 440.080] Wow, did you hear that sound? +[440.080 --> 443.080] Zoom, zoom, it sounds like a... +[443.080 --> 444.080] Cards! +[444.080 --> 446.080] This is my little card. +[446.080 --> 447.080] Do you like it? +[447.080 --> 449.080] That's my card! +[449.080 --> 452.080] I'm pointing to my card! +[452.080 --> 453.080] Pointing to my card. +[453.080 --> 455.080] Can you point to my card? +[455.080 --> 458.080] Pointing to my card! +[458.080 --> 460.080] Can you beep the horn on your card? +[460.080 --> 463.080] BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP! +[463.080 --> 464.080] Well, well done! +[464.080 --> 466.080] Pointing to my card again! +[466.080 --> 467.080] Pointing... +[467.080 --> 470.080] This is the way we point to things. +[470.080 --> 474.080] This is the way we point to things. +[474.080 --> 476.080] Pointing things, pointing things. +[476.080 --> 478.080] This is the way we point to things. +[478.080 --> 481.080] It's fun to point to things. +[481.080 --> 482.080] Zoom, zoom, zoom! +[482.080 --> 484.080] My card can go really fast! +[484.080 --> 487.080] Zoom, zoom, zoom! +[487.080 --> 500.080] When I say go, can you reach your hands up to the sky really high? +[500.080 --> 502.080] Like this as high as you can go. +[502.080 --> 504.080] Are you ready? +[504.080 --> 505.080] Ready? +[505.080 --> 506.080] Steady? +[506.080 --> 507.080] Go! +[507.080 --> 508.080] Go! +[508.080 --> 509.080] Wosh! +[509.080 --> 510.080] Wow! +[510.080 --> 511.080] You look really tall! +[511.080 --> 513.080] Should we do it again? +[513.080 --> 514.080] Ready? +[514.080 --> 515.080] Steady? +[515.080 --> 516.080] Go! +[516.080 --> 517.080] Wosh! +[517.080 --> 518.080] Wow! +[518.080 --> 521.080] This is the way we reach up high! +[521.080 --> 524.080] This is the way we reach up high! +[524.080 --> 527.080] This is the way we reach up high! +[527.080 --> 528.080] Reach up high! +[528.080 --> 529.080] Reach up high! +[529.080 --> 531.080] This is the way we reach up high! +[531.080 --> 533.080] It's fun to reach up high! +[533.080 --> 534.080] Wow! +[534.080 --> 536.080] Great reaching everyone! +[536.080 --> 538.080] Pick up! +[538.080 --> 539.080] Hello! +[539.080 --> 540.080] Hi! +[540.080 --> 542.080] What's this? +[542.080 --> 543.080] It's a little sheep... +[543.080 --> 547.080] And what sound does a sheep make? +[547.080 --> 550.080] That's right! +[550.080 --> 551.080] Buh! +[551.080 --> 552.080] Buh! +[552.080 --> 553.080] My little sheep! +[553.080 --> 556.080] Hey, you сегодня, this is my favorite toy! +[556.080 --> 558.080] Do you have a favorite toy? +[558.080 --> 559.080] Yes! +[559.080 --> 561.080] Maybe you could show me! +[561.080 --> 564.080] This is how we show our toys, just like this! +[565.080 --> 570.080] This is the way we show our toys, show our toys, show our toys! +[570.080 --> 575.080] This is the way we show our toys, it's fun to show our toys! +[575.080 --> 577.080] Wow! +[577.080 --> 579.080] That is a cool toy! +[579.080 --> 581.080] Very cool! +[582.080 --> 585.080] Can you blow a kiss? +[585.080 --> 587.080] Just like that! +[587.080 --> 588.080] No! +[588.080 --> 589.080] No! +[589.080 --> 590.080] Blowing a kiss! +[590.080 --> 591.080] No! +[591.080 --> 592.080] Hey! +[592.080 --> 595.080] This is my friend, Baby Ella! +[595.080 --> 598.080] Maybe we can blow her a kiss! +[598.080 --> 599.080] No! +[599.080 --> 601.080] Blowing a kiss! +[601.080 --> 602.080] No! +[602.080 --> 603.080] Blowing a kiss! +[603.080 --> 604.080] No! +[604.080 --> 605.080] Blowing a kiss! +[605.080 --> 606.080] Blowing a kiss! +[606.080 --> 607.080] No! +[607.080 --> 608.080] Blowing a kiss! +[609.080 --> 610.080] Blowing a kiss! +[610.080 --> 611.080] No! +[611.080 --> 615.080] Let's do it once more, and we'll see if she blows one back! +[615.080 --> 616.080] Are you ready? +[616.080 --> 617.080] No! +[617.080 --> 618.080] No! +[618.080 --> 622.080] She blew your kiss! +[622.080 --> 624.080] That is so sweet! +[624.080 --> 626.080] This is the way we blow a kiss! +[626.080 --> 629.080] This is the way we blow a kiss! +[629.080 --> 630.080] Blow a kiss! +[630.080 --> 631.080] Blow a kiss! +[631.080 --> 632.080] Blow a kiss! +[632.080 --> 634.080] This is the way we blow a kiss! +[634.080 --> 636.080] It's fun to blow a kiss! +[636.080 --> 637.080] No! +[637.080 --> 638.080] Well done! +[638.080 --> 643.080] Baby Ella's looking really tired! +[643.080 --> 644.080] Oh! +[644.080 --> 645.080] She's yearning! +[645.080 --> 646.080] Oh! +[646.080 --> 650.080] I think you might be time for her nap! +[650.080 --> 653.080] Do you think you could help me put her to sleep? +[653.080 --> 655.080] I think we'll try and show her first. +[655.080 --> 657.080] So put your finger up like this. +[657.080 --> 659.080] I think you might be tired. +[659.080 --> 660.080] Oh! +[660.080 --> 661.080] She's yearning! +[661.080 --> 662.080] Oh! +[662.080 --> 663.080] I think you might be time for her nap. +[663.080 --> 664.080] Do you think you could help me put her to sleep? +[664.080 --> 666.080] So put your finger up like this. +[666.080 --> 667.080] And go. +[667.080 --> 668.080] Shhh! +[668.080 --> 669.080] Shhh! +[669.080 --> 670.080] Shhh! +[670.080 --> 671.080] Shhh! +[671.080 --> 672.080] Shhh! +[672.080 --> 673.080] Shhh! +[673.080 --> 674.080] Shhh! +[674.080 --> 675.080] Shhh! +[675.080 --> 676.080] Shhh! +[676.080 --> 677.080] Shhh! +[677.080 --> 678.080] Hmm! +[678.080 --> 680.080] I don't think it's working. +[680.080 --> 684.080] Maybe we can sing her twinkle, twinkle little star. +[684.080 --> 688.080] That might help her to get to sleep quicker. +[688.080 --> 691.080] Can you sing that song with me? +[691.080 --> 692.080] Okay. +[692.080 --> 693.080] Shhh! +[693.080 --> 694.080] Let's try. +[694.080 --> 697.080] Twinkle, twinkle little star. +[697.080 --> 701.080] How I wonder what you love, above the world so high. +[701.080 --> 705.080] Like a time in the world. +[705.080 --> 709.080] I think you might be time for her nap. +[709.080 --> 713.080] I think you might be time for her nap. +[713.080 --> 716.080] I think you might be time for her nap. +[716.080 --> 719.080] I think you might be time for her nap. +[719.080 --> 724.080] Like a time in the sky. +[724.080 --> 729.080] Twinkle, twinkle little star. +[729.080 --> 737.080] How I wonder what you love. +[737.080 --> 740.080] Great work, everyone. +[740.080 --> 741.080] Jesusly. +[741.080 --> 742.080] Shhh! +[742.080 --> 743.080] Shhhh! +[743.080 --> 744.080] Wow! +[744.080 --> 745.080] Can you say that? +[745.080 --> 749.480] Wow, can you say that? +[749.480 --> 755.360] Wow, wow, you have done a great job today. +[755.360 --> 758.920] I think you deserve a high five. +[758.920 --> 759.920] Let's try. +[759.920 --> 760.920] High five. +[760.920 --> 761.920] High five. +[761.920 --> 762.920] Wow. +[762.920 --> 766.920] Hey, can you high five your grown up? +[766.920 --> 767.920] Yes. +[767.920 --> 769.440] All right, grown ups, let's go. +[769.440 --> 770.440] High five. +[770.440 --> 771.440] One, two, three. +[771.440 --> 772.440] High five. +[772.440 --> 773.440] One more time. +[773.440 --> 774.440] One, two, three. +[774.440 --> 775.440] High five. +[775.440 --> 778.800] Grow work, everyone. +[778.800 --> 780.840] I can't wait to see you next time. +[780.840 --> 781.840] Bye. +[781.840 --> 782.840] Bye. diff --git a/transcript/music_X0keOFmnfng.txt b/transcript/music_X0keOFmnfng.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5c46bf7601ec76e4305e1faf36c404e0876c1937 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_X0keOFmnfng.txt @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +[0.000 --> 26.160] Where do we all come, my love? +[26.160 --> 39.040] Where do we all come, my love? +[39.040 --> 55.040] Where do we all come, my love? +[55.040 --> 71.040] Where do we all come, my love? +[85.040 --> 91.040] Well, they're such a resisted selling, but the heart can resist the love. +[91.040 --> 99.040] And if it leaves it's always nearby, I can tell you nothing more than she watch. +[99.040 --> 105.040] And I have a side, where do we all come, my love? +[105.040 --> 109.040] Where do we all come, my love? +[109.040 --> 117.040] Where do we all come, my love? +[139.040 --> 151.040] Where do we all come, my love? diff --git a/transcript/music_YbciBJ3IUPs.txt b/transcript/music_YbciBJ3IUPs.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..653b2f80d4f30e4432f29a2e103ba35bd7a2b802 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_YbciBJ3IUPs.txt @@ -0,0 +1,79 @@ +[0.000 --> 14.160] I'm just gonna play this song. +[14.160 --> 16.660] Alright this is a little song I've been working on. +[16.660 --> 17.660] It's new. +[17.660 --> 19.660] I call it... +[19.660 --> 20.660] Yeah. +[20.660 --> 27.660] Don't just take your clothes off. +[27.660 --> 29.180] Take the problems off. +[29.180 --> 30.180] Take the armor off. +[30.180 --> 31.180] Take all the drama off. +[31.180 --> 32.180] Let go of your responsibilities. +[32.180 --> 33.180] You've been holding down. +[33.180 --> 34.180] No, it's a lie on your mind. +[34.180 --> 35.180] But I need your focus now. +[35.180 --> 36.180] I need that. +[36.180 --> 37.180] Yeah. +[37.180 --> 38.180] I get it. +[38.180 --> 39.180] I... +[39.180 --> 40.180] Yeah. +[40.180 --> 41.180] I got my station. +[41.180 --> 42.180] You see my body and the way she... +[42.180 --> 43.180] Bring that body to me. +[43.180 --> 44.180] Baby, come close up. +[44.180 --> 45.180] Close up. +[45.180 --> 52.180] Bring it to me. +[52.180 --> 53.180] Baby, come close up. +[53.180 --> 54.180] Close up. +[54.180 --> 55.180] Bring it to me. +[55.180 --> 56.180] Oh yeah baby. +[56.180 --> 57.180] I'll give you a taxi. +[57.180 --> 58.180] Oh yeah baby. +[58.180 --> 59.180] Come close up. +[59.180 --> 60.180] Close up. +[60.180 --> 61.180] Bring it to me. +[61.180 --> 62.180] Ooh yeah. +[62.180 --> 69.180] Girl, I'm talking body to body. +[69.180 --> 76.180] Gigi, Gigi, so for morning. +[76.180 --> 79.180] And the only place I was sweet. +[79.180 --> 82.180] Girl, I'm talking body to body. +[82.180 --> 86.180] Gigi, Gigi, so for morning. +[86.180 --> 87.180] Ooh yeah. +[87.180 --> 88.180] Ooh yeah. +[88.180 --> 89.180] I know. +[89.180 --> 93.180] I have people in my circle, but they wasn't in my corner. +[93.180 --> 96.180] I have people in my business, but they didn't support it. +[96.180 --> 98.180] It took advantage of me like they supposed to do it. +[98.180 --> 99.180] They moments. +[99.180 --> 100.180] Everything you didn't do, but could it? +[100.180 --> 101.180] If you wanted. +[101.180 --> 105.180] Working overtime is time I could be taking you down. +[105.180 --> 106.180] Brush it I got a quote. +[106.180 --> 108.180] I can like these niggas. +[108.180 --> 109.180] Don't want me. +[109.180 --> 110.180] I'm not going to be a good guy. +[110.180 --> 111.180] I'm not going to be a good guy. +[111.180 --> 112.180] I'm not going to be a good guy. +[112.180 --> 113.180] I'm not going to be a good guy. +[113.180 --> 114.180] I'm not going to be a good guy. +[114.180 --> 115.180] I'm not going to be a good guy. +[116.180 --> 117.180] I know. +[121.180 --> 140.180] Exclamation +[140.180 --> 146.180] Oh yeah baby, I'll give you what you see +[146.180 --> 152.180] Baby come closer, close up, bring it to me +[152.180 --> 160.180] Ooh yeah, yeah, ah, thing like conversation can you speak my body language +[160.180 --> 164.180] I hang out on time no way, you got me losing patience +[164.180 --> 166.180] I can't wait to get you over here and get you naked +[166.180 --> 169.180] I'm about to write that big, so crazy I'm breaking +[169.180 --> 177.180] It was like, it was like his f*** just talked to me +[177.180 --> 181.180] What did I say? +[181.180 --> 185.180] Just Jame +[185.180 --> 187.180] Ooh! +[199.180 --> 207.180] Baby come closer, close up, bring it to me +[207.180 --> 213.180] Oh yeah baby, I'll give you what you see +[213.180 --> 219.180] Baby come closer, close up, bring it to me +[219.180 --> 223.180] Ooh yeah +[223.180 --> 231.180] I'm talking body to body, cheek to cheek, so for morning +[231.180 --> 243.180] And your lips and so sweet, girl talking body to body, cheek to cheek, so for morning +[243.180 --> 247.180] Ooh yeah, ooh yeah +[247.180 --> 251.180] In the city of murder, man, men are cadets +[251.180 --> 253.180] And enough problems, no time for that diff --git a/transcript/music__Ht6gSClAzo.txt b/transcript/music__Ht6gSClAzo.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4455bbbc1a96cdbda5066c73f081726d4a8c51ac --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music__Ht6gSClAzo.txt @@ -0,0 +1,72 @@ +[30.000 --> 32.000] Let's talk about it +[32.000 --> 35.000] You ain't got to say too much +[35.000 --> 38.000] You ain't got to say too much +[38.000 --> 41.000] I can read your body language +[41.000 --> 43.000] You ain't got to say too much +[43.000 --> 45.000] I can read your body language +[45.000 --> 47.000] Sit, you ain't got to say too much +[47.000 --> 50.000] Hate when you say that I play too much +[50.000 --> 53.000] When I get too close I'ma touch that subject +[53.000 --> 55.000] I can read your body, no sit +[55.000 --> 57.000] With all that you have been +[57.000 --> 59.000] Let's talk in a little more action +[59.000 --> 61.000] Yeah, now girl, keep it genealogy +[61.000 --> 64.000] Speak a little freak, I can hear you action +[64.000 --> 65.000] Sit, tell me +[65.000 --> 67.000] Can you understand my language +[67.000 --> 69.000] If you try and ride your stay in my lane +[69.000 --> 71.000] It's snow all the way to explain it +[71.000 --> 73.000] And lay me fuck, so you came with +[73.000 --> 77.000] It's not a lot that you've been saying +[77.000 --> 82.000] Whoa, I can tell from your body language +[82.000 --> 85.000] Okay, let's talk about it +[85.000 --> 87.000] How did it issue my +[87.000 --> 89.000] How did it let's talk about it +[89.000 --> 91.000] How did it give my talk about it +[91.000 --> 94.000] But you ain't got to say too much +[94.000 --> 96.000] You ain't got to say too much +[96.000 --> 99.000] I can read your body language +[99.000 --> 101.000] You ain't got to say too much +[101.000 --> 104.000] I can read your body language +[104.000 --> 106.000] It ain't hard to tell +[106.000 --> 108.000] If you don't want to take it too far then well +[108.000 --> 111.000] You better stop flirting, stop forget +[111.000 --> 113.000] So perfect, cause it's working +[113.000 --> 115.000] That ass worked for the worship +[115.000 --> 118.000] Even in your bag like Birken +[118.000 --> 120.000] Never had it like this before me +[120.000 --> 122.000] You ain't no girl better read up on me +[122.000 --> 125.000] You try and get high, gotta read up on me +[125.000 --> 128.000] Being stuck up gon' leave you lonely for the night +[128.000 --> 130.000] We should leave it for the light +[130.000 --> 132.000] On girl, I'm too on +[132.000 --> 136.000] It's not a lot that you've been saying +[136.000 --> 140.000] Whoa, I can tell from your body language +[140.000 --> 143.000] Okay, let's talk about it +[143.000 --> 145.000] How did it issue my +[145.000 --> 148.000] Yeah, how did it let's talk about it +[148.000 --> 150.000] How did it give my talk about it +[150.000 --> 152.000] Yeah, we ain't got to say too much +[152.000 --> 154.000] You ain't got to say too much +[154.000 --> 157.000] I can read your body language +[157.000 --> 159.000] You ain't got to say too much +[159.000 --> 164.000] Oh, they say you don't judge and book by his cover +[164.000 --> 168.000] Wicked make a scene that you feel under the cover +[168.000 --> 172.000] Let's, yeah, you ain't got to say too much +[172.000 --> 174.000] You ain't got to say too much +[174.000 --> 176.000] Yeah, gonna send it to my soul +[176.000 --> 178.000] Thanks little one there every single step +[178.000 --> 180.660] Yeah, brothers that nothing +[180.660 --> 181.960] 汪風烹す +[181.960 --> 182.960] Never been like that +[182.960 --> 183.960] You ain't keep me +[183.960 --> 188.000] What I can tell from your body language +[188.000 --> 190.000] Okay, that's about it +[190.000 --> 193.780] How did it +[193.780 --> 196.780] Let's talk about it, let's talk about it +[196.780 --> 198.780] Can we talk about it? +[198.780 --> 200.780] But you ain't gotta say too much +[200.780 --> 202.780] You ain't gotta say too much +[202.780 --> 205.780] I can reach your body language +[205.780 --> 207.780] You ain't gotta say too much +[207.780 --> 210.780] I can reach your body language diff --git a/transcript/music_aADUKP0s0xo.txt b/transcript/music_aADUKP0s0xo.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..05c20945a6286d9373b0d410803f4524a909b8c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_aADUKP0s0xo.txt @@ -0,0 +1,44 @@ +[0.000 --> 12.180] 📜 +[30.000 --> 31.000] spirit +[31.000 --> 33.000] I ride you ready +[33.000 --> 35.000] Here we go +[35.000 --> 36.000] Run +[36.000 --> 38.000] Here we go +[38.000 --> 40.000] Clap your hands +[40.000 --> 42.000] Here we go +[42.000 --> 45.000] Here we go +[45.000 --> 46.000] Are you ready? +[46.000 --> 48.000] One of your hands now +[48.000 --> 50.000] Go +[50.000 --> 54.000] Let's go +[54.000 --> 56.000] Let's go +[56.000 --> 63.000] Hey, hey, hey, whoo +[63.000 --> 71.000] I feel so good +[71.000 --> 75.000] And make disciples of all nations +[75.000 --> 79.000] Baptizing them in one game of +[79.000 --> 82.000] The Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit +[82.000 --> 86.000] I'm a father and I go sun man, I'm the whole list spirit +[86.000 --> 88.000] Are you ready? +[88.000 --> 91.000] Cause here we go, run +[91.000 --> 95.000] And here we go, to clap your hands +[95.000 --> 99.000] Here we go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go +[99.000 --> 103.000] Here we go, come on, now hold them up +[103.000 --> 111.000] Go, let's go, let's go +[111.000 --> 119.000] Go, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey +[127.000 --> 130.000] All right, let's do it all one more time, are you ready? +[130.000 --> 137.000] Here we go, a bare four go, can make disciples of all nations +[138.000 --> 142.000] Baptizing them in wrong name of the father +[142.000 --> 145.000] And of the sun men of kob, the whole list spirit +[145.000 --> 149.000] Of the father and of the sun men of the whole list spirit +[149.000 --> 154.000] All right, all right, here we go, run with me +[154.000 --> 158.000] Here we go, clap your hands +[158.000 --> 162.000] Here we go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go +[162.000 --> 166.000] Here we go, hold them up your hands +[166.000 --> 173.600] Hey, go, let's go, let's go +[173.600 --> 181.000] Go, let's do it all again +[181.000 --> 194.600] Go, let's go, let's go, go +[194.600 --> 197.600] Hey, hey, hey, hey +[197.600 --> 202.600] Come on, here we go, come on with me +[202.600 --> 206.600] Here we go, do not be afraid +[206.600 --> 214.600] Here we go, one, two, three, four, go +[224.600 --> 231.520] Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey diff --git a/transcript/music_aHNeWSoLQZA.txt b/transcript/music_aHNeWSoLQZA.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fd19a2cb1a6936f97cd6aaa0b4ca17522aeca6ef --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_aHNeWSoLQZA.txt @@ -0,0 +1,55 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.160] Thank you for watching! Don't forget to click the plus subscribe button! +[30.000 --> 35.400] Clap clap clap upside to side! Everybody knows how to do this job! +[35.400 --> 39.600] Clap clap clap! Upside to side! Now pat your knees! +[39.600 --> 42.500] Pat pat pat pat! Shuffle your hands! +[42.500 --> 49.600] Shuffle shuffle roll your arms! Roll! Let's do it again! +[49.600 --> 55.300] Clap clap clap! Upside to side! Clap clap! Upside to side! +[55.400 --> 56.980] Everybody knows how to do this job! +[56.980 --> 60.220] Clap clap flap up upside to side! +[60.220 --> 71.460] Handsive! We're doing the hand jive! +[71.460 --> 75.200] Clap clap up upside to side! +[75.200 --> 80.760] Clap clap up upside to side! Everybody knows how to do this job! +[80.760 --> 83.760] Clap clap, clap, pop, pop, pop, side to side. +[83.760 --> 85.760] Now pat your knees. +[85.760 --> 87.760] Pat pat pat pat, shuffle your hands. +[87.760 --> 90.760] Shuffle shuffle roll your arms. +[90.760 --> 94.760] Roll let's do it again. +[94.760 --> 98.760] Clap clap, pop, pop, pop, side to side. +[98.760 --> 104.760] Okay now we're gonna do it a little faster. +[104.760 --> 106.760] Here's the beat. +[106.760 --> 108.760] Here we go. +[108.760 --> 111.760] Clap Clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[111.760 --> 113.760] Clap clap pop, pop, side to side. +[113.760 --> 115.760] Everybody knows how to do this. +[115.760 --> 118.760] Jipe Clap clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[118.760 --> 120.760] Clap clap, pop, upside to side. +[120.760 --> 122.760] Clap clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[122.760 --> 125.760] Everybody knows how to do this. +[125.760 --> 127.760] Jipe Clap clap, pop, side to side. +[127.760 --> 129.760] Now Pat your knees. +[129.760 --> 131.760] Pat pat pat pat, shuffle your hands. +[131.760 --> 134.760] Shuffle shuffle roll your arms. +[134.760 --> 137.760] Roll�let's do it again. +[137.760 --> 141.760] Clap, clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[141.760 --> 143.760] Let's do it even faster. +[143.760 --> 145.260] Here we go. +[145.260 --> 147.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[147.760 --> 149.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[149.760 --> 151.760] Everybody knows how to do this job. +[151.760 --> 153.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[153.760 --> 156.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[156.760 --> 158.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[158.760 --> 160.760] Everybody knows how to do this job. +[160.760 --> 162.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[162.760 --> 164.760] Now pat your knees. +[164.760 --> 165.760] Pat, pat, pat, pat. +[165.760 --> 166.760] Shuffle your hands. +[166.760 --> 168.760] Shuffle, shuffle, roll your arms. +[168.760 --> 169.760] Roll. +[169.760 --> 171.760] Let's do it again. +[171.760 --> 174.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[174.760 --> 176.760] Clap, clap, pop, side to side. +[176.760 --> 179.760] Everybody knows how to do this job. +[179.760 --> 182.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop, side to side. +[189.760 --> 191.760] Clap, clap, pop, pop. +[191.760 --> 193.760] Clap, clap, pop. diff --git a/transcript/music_gY2DxH3i-ww.txt b/transcript/music_gY2DxH3i-ww.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..684e26585d190edfaacc02fbfcde59ede643aaf4 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_gY2DxH3i-ww.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.960] min +[5.960 --> 25.700] This rhythm on your face baby, if I'm really reading it right. +[25.700 --> 31.100] It's plain to see that you came in to dance, yeah, maybe it takes some chances now. +[31.100 --> 34.520] I'm thinking what I got to do. +[34.520 --> 39.520] To get closer to you +[39.520 --> 43.520] And speak that body language +[43.520 --> 46.520] It's a no you tonight +[46.520 --> 50.520] Taking that it might be dangerous +[50.520 --> 53.520] If we were to get it right +[53.520 --> 55.520] Come on in nice and slow +[55.520 --> 57.520] Slept near flow baby +[57.520 --> 59.520] Maybe we could go +[59.520 --> 66.520] Say nothing at all +[66.520 --> 74.520] Just speaking that body language +[81.520 --> 83.520] I know this that you know this me +[83.520 --> 85.520] Looking back and looking at you +[85.520 --> 87.520] Me the green light there +[87.520 --> 89.520] But you're so high girl +[89.520 --> 92.520] I just supposipping on this curse get loose +[92.520 --> 96.520] Gotta keep my cool and cool +[96.520 --> 100.520] To keep up with you +[100.520 --> 104.520] Speaking that body language +[104.520 --> 107.520] It's a no you tonight +[107.520 --> 111.520] I'm thinking that it might be dangerous +[111.520 --> 114.520] If we were to get it right +[114.520 --> 116.520] Come on in nice and slow +[116.520 --> 118.520] Slept near flow baby +[118.520 --> 120.520] Maybe we could go +[120.520 --> 121.520] Say nothing at all +[121.520 --> 137.520] Just speaking that body language +[137.520 --> 143.520] I'm in a way we could go +[143.520 --> 145.520] To a lot of nothing +[145.520 --> 147.520] When you fingertips touch my lips +[147.520 --> 154.520] And even call your name +[154.520 --> 158.520] Speaking that body language +[158.520 --> 161.520] It's a no you tonight +[161.520 --> 165.520] I'm thinking that it might be dangerous +[165.520 --> 168.520] We got it right +[168.520 --> 170.520] Come on in nice and slow +[170.520 --> 172.520] Slept near flow baby +[172.520 --> 174.520] Maybe we could go +[174.520 --> 181.520] Say nothing at all +[181.520 --> 188.520] Just speaking that body language +[188.520 --> 195.520] Speaking that body language +[195.520 --> 199.520] Speaking that body language +[199.520 --> 202.520] I wanna know you tonight +[202.520 --> 205.520] Oh, sweet +[205.520 --> 210.520] Baby, let's get it right +[210.520 --> 215.520] Let's take our time +[215.520 --> 217.520] Sweet night out diff --git a/transcript/music_hE61JDWFl-s.txt b/transcript/music_hE61JDWFl-s.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..866242c010d55bf264dbfca2520ee7a1a92a34f2 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_hE61JDWFl-s.txt @@ -0,0 +1,35 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.860] Must ok cause you cephen мог estre开 +[30.000 --> 35.000] Like the night's a cold and lonely +[35.000 --> 39.000] And be lonely, not a sea +[39.000 --> 43.000] It's knowing that you'll always be here +[43.000 --> 47.000] Won't be with but it is +[47.000 --> 50.000] I'm in language +[50.000 --> 54.000] I'm in language +[54.000 --> 57.000] I'm in language +[57.000 --> 62.000] Who feeling you want to be? +[62.000 --> 67.000] I'm in language +[67.000 --> 71.000] I'm in language +[71.000 --> 73.000] I'm in language +[73.000 --> 78.000] You're touching the floor with me +[78.000 --> 83.000] I'm in language +[86.000 --> 91.000] I'm in language +[91.000 --> 96.000] I'm in language +[96.000 --> 102.000] I'm in language +[102.000 --> 106.000] I don't hold no close together +[106.000 --> 110.000] I've got a letter from free +[110.000 --> 114.000] We could make it last forever +[114.000 --> 118.000] Never knew nobody in you +[118.000 --> 122.000] I'm in language +[122.000 --> 126.000] I'm in language +[126.000 --> 128.000] I'm in language +[128.000 --> 133.000] Who feeling you want to be? +[133.000 --> 138.000] I'm in language +[138.000 --> 142.000] I'm in language +[142.000 --> 146.000] I'm in language +[146.000 --> 149.000] You're touching the floor with me +[149.000 --> 153.000] I'm in language +[153.000 --> 157.000] I'm in language +[157.000 --> 159.000] I'm in language +[159.000 --> 163.000] Who feeling you want to be? +[163.000 --> 167.000] I'm in language +[167.000 --> 171.000] I'm in language diff --git a/transcript/music_ihKXQbYeV5k.txt b/transcript/music_ihKXQbYeV5k.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b94977b9ec3b7ec25a2dfa8e6eb09d3895865817 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_ihKXQbYeV5k.txt @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +[0.000 --> 17.080] Hello, my name is James Hymn, and I will be informing you of the many non-bubble communications +[17.080 --> 20.720] displayed in Pixar's short film, For The Birds. +[20.720 --> 25.200] If you are not familiar with this film, For The Birds is about a group of stuck-up birds +[25.200 --> 28.560] that outcast an awkward, uncoordinated bird. +[28.560 --> 32.160] As the story begins, you see a bird fly and land on a wire. +[32.160 --> 34.480] Let's call him bird A for this scene. +[34.480 --> 40.040] As the second bird enters the scene, which will be bird B, he lands very close to bird +[40.040 --> 46.320] A. This is Proximix, the use of physical space. +[46.320 --> 51.040] This would be the first code of non-bubble communication that we would discuss. +[51.040 --> 56.680] Due to the lack of space, we see bird A's unhappy reaction. +[56.680 --> 62.360] Not only did bird B land extremely close to bird A, which invaded his personal space, +[62.360 --> 69.160] but also spread his wings, which invaded his territory. +[69.160 --> 74.800] Also notice that these birds are identical, which leads us to our next non-bubble code, +[74.800 --> 79.040] physical theory. +[79.040 --> 84.120] As we observe these birds, all of them are pretty identical, except for one. +[84.120 --> 85.120] This bird here. +[85.520 --> 91.520] He is tall, naked, uncoordinated and goofy looking. +[91.520 --> 98.320] According to page 236, in non-bubble communication, physical appearance is the visual attributes, +[98.320 --> 104.840] like hair, body type, and other physical features that even make you attractive or unattractive. +[104.840 --> 109.120] It is obvious here that he is considered unattractive because of these features. +[109.120 --> 113.120] Immediately, they take advantage of this and begin to mock him. +[115.520 --> 121.600] As the aqua bird gets their attention again, we notice a change in their facial expressions. +[121.600 --> 127.360] On page 225, it states that a person's character is clearly written on their face. +[127.360 --> 133.840] Facial expressions are our next non-bubble code, as they are clearly expressed here. +[133.840 --> 139.040] They are all startled and express different emotions as we can see, shocked, angered, +[139.040 --> 141.600] non-salon, and worried. +[141.600 --> 147.600] You can tell by the angle of their eyebrows how they feel. +[147.600 --> 152.640] As they scamper down the wire away from him, they clearly have facial expressions of annoyance +[152.640 --> 154.160] and disgust. +[154.160 --> 157.200] Skipping ahead a little, let's look at this chubby guy here. +[157.200 --> 160.760] Throughout this scene, his eyes are slanted, which shows anger. +[160.760 --> 165.520] I love how pigs are put in little details like this to show us this character. +[165.520 --> 169.520] If you take a look at his beak, you'll see that it has a lot of scratches, which shows +[169.520 --> 177.600] he uses it a lot, especially compared to the beak of other birds. +[177.600 --> 183.200] In this clip, you can see the difference between his beak and the beak of another bird. +[183.200 --> 187.280] As two birds begin to hammer on the toes of the outcast, my bird begins to chart as if +[187.280 --> 192.960] he's chained, which gets everyone to join him. +[192.960 --> 197.120] This shows that he is using vocalics to demonstrate his power to influence the others to join +[197.120 --> 198.120] in. +[198.120 --> 202.160] This is a form of kinesics and vocalics. +[202.160 --> 207.160] His initial chirps allow and have a steady speech rate to provoke others to join in. +[207.160 --> 211.280] He also uses his eyes to signal others. +[211.280 --> 222.080] As he becomes aware of the environment, he tends to search to allow and hire pigs. +[223.080 --> 225.600] The speech rate also speeds up. +[225.600 --> 229.920] In doing this, he is a predominance over the birds to get their attention to help stop +[229.920 --> 234.160] the hammering of the middle two birds. +[234.160 --> 238.040] In my personal life, I can use non-verbal communication to improve my relationships with +[238.040 --> 239.040] others. +[239.040 --> 241.240] I can start with my girlfriend's family. +[241.240 --> 244.880] My girlfriend is half Portuguese, her family likes to greet with kisses and also likes +[244.880 --> 247.800] to communicate closely with one another. +[247.800 --> 250.600] When I was first introduced to this, I thought it was a little awkward and I felt they +[250.600 --> 252.520] were invading my personal space. +[252.520 --> 255.560] Now with understanding, I realized that it is in their culture. +[255.560 --> 261.280] If I open my mind to it and realize that they mean no harm, I can strengthen our relationship. +[261.280 --> 263.800] I'm also aware that backing up could be disrespectful. +[263.800 --> 270.240] In my personal life, I can apply these codes to not judging people off of physical appearance. +[270.240 --> 274.720] For instance, if I go on for a job interview, I set up judging my potential box and thinking +[274.720 --> 279.160] he's a nerd because of the way he dresses or artifacts like glasses, I should listen +[279.160 --> 282.360] to him and get to know his personality. +[282.360 --> 287.120] Also by being aware of my own body, I can send the messages that I am confident and know +[287.120 --> 290.600] what I'm doing when applying for the job. +[290.600 --> 296.680] Applying these codes and being aware of my own actions can help me land my dream job. +[296.680 --> 299.120] Again, my name is James Ham and thank you for your time. diff --git a/transcript/music_jLOUTtewcn8.txt b/transcript/music_jLOUTtewcn8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..783aad36f9e6193886d34955306367083f7f1434 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_jLOUTtewcn8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,53 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Oh +[2.000 --> 4.000] I +[4.000 --> 6.000] Let you slid +[6.000 --> 8.000] Tell me +[8.000 --> 10.000] Tell me +[10.000 --> 12.000] When she do this we know +[12.000 --> 16.000] Feel like we closer don't worry this over she want that long long +[16.000 --> 18.000] I've been smoking strong strong don't want your assistant +[18.000 --> 22.000] Feel like I can call y'all got me feel like you feel like me +[22.000 --> 26.000] I've been feeling so bad now you put his hands up and we wipe it and sand down +[26.000 --> 28.000] Left with no pussy the sickies feel like the best friend +[28.000 --> 30.000] I'm a friend that but I want that hand now +[30.000 --> 32.000] Girl give me that ooh +[32.000 --> 36.000] I feel like nobody got me and say you got me +[36.000 --> 38.000] And when they kill everybody and tell me +[38.000 --> 42.000] Show me they know that why show you give me that sloppy time +[42.000 --> 44.000] Yeah +[44.000 --> 46.000] I don't believe in nothing like you slid +[46.000 --> 48.000] So I'm gonna go out and tell them me but just go ahead +[48.000 --> 50.000] Tell them there was a lot of telling me who I am +[50.000 --> 52.000] I ain't friend with them you slid with them +[52.000 --> 56.000] Don't see you out they havin' with them +[56.000 --> 62.000] The niggas are slime you out they find you out no friends +[62.000 --> 66.000] So they sign you out but she I love for me no Apple beats for that no Apple treat +[66.000 --> 68.000] You're explainin' over the two to three made them with Calutie +[68.000 --> 72.000] You know I've been on Washington made you a apple pie +[72.000 --> 76.000] Like what you tryna do I mean I had a shot at ooh +[76.000 --> 80.000] I feel like nobody got me and say you got me +[80.000 --> 82.000] And when they kill everybody and tell me +[82.000 --> 84.000] Show me they know that why show you give me that sloppy time +[84.000 --> 86.000] Yeah +[86.000 --> 90.000] I don't believe in nothing like you slid +[90.000 --> 92.000] So I'm gonna go out and tell them me but just go ahead +[92.000 --> 96.000] Tell them there was a lot of telling me who I am +[96.000 --> 100.000] I ain't friend with them you slid with them +[100.000 --> 104.000] And I don't believe in nothing like you slid +[104.000 --> 108.000] I ain't friend with them you slid +[108.000 --> 110.000] You know I ain't slumpy its neck up +[110.000 --> 112.000] You just slapy its neck you can get me +[112.000 --> 114.000] I ain't wanna kill everybody and tell me +[114.000 --> 116.000] I ain't there one two +[116.000 --> 118.000] I ain't gonna expose me +[118.000 --> 122.000] I ain't gonna leave it night like she slid +[122.000 --> 126.000] So I'm gonna get me and tell them me but just go ahead +[126.000 --> 128.000] Tell them there was a lot of telling me who I am +[128.000 --> 130.000] I ain't just what I said it was and it wasn't +[130.000 --> 132.000] So +[132.000 --> 134.000] I don't believe in shit +[134.000 --> 136.000] I don't believe in shit +[136.000 --> 138.000] They don't make it that gotta pull me +[138.000 --> 140.000] Congratulations +[156.000 --> 158.000] Is that looking for K? +[158.000 --> 160.000] For K diff --git a/transcript/music_l8e0dxbYvSk.txt b/transcript/music_l8e0dxbYvSk.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..689e2ce2c84deecc2a3a12f31e22fdebf0503c8e --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_l8e0dxbYvSk.txt @@ -0,0 +1,46 @@ +[0.000 --> 15.060] Music +[15.560 --> 19.320] If you have anything to ask of me +[19.980 --> 23.140] I can feel your body +[23.160 --> 27.800] So come on now a little closer +[27.800 --> 29.800] Let me be your buddy +[29.800 --> 30.800] You +[30.800 --> 31.800] You +[31.800 --> 34.800] Make a night some cold and lonely +[34.800 --> 38.800] And be your only legacy +[38.800 --> 42.800] It's knowing that you'll always be here +[42.800 --> 45.800] Woman be with buddy +[45.800 --> 46.800] You +[46.800 --> 48.800] I like wait +[48.800 --> 52.800] I like wait +[52.800 --> 56.800] I like wait +[56.800 --> 62.800] Who feels you want to be? +[62.800 --> 66.800] I like wait +[66.800 --> 70.800] I like wait +[70.800 --> 72.800] I like wait +[72.800 --> 77.800] You are touching the floor with me +[86.800 --> 89.800] I can feel nothing but rising +[89.800 --> 93.800] Every time my body's weak +[93.800 --> 97.800] Touching me with love's excitement +[97.800 --> 100.800] Burning me with buddy +[100.800 --> 101.800] You +[101.800 --> 105.800] I don't hold no close together +[105.800 --> 109.800] Got a letter from free +[109.800 --> 113.800] We could make it last forever +[113.800 --> 117.800] And never do the buddy eat +[117.800 --> 121.800] Burning me with +[121.800 --> 125.800] Burning me with +[125.800 --> 127.800] Burning me with +[127.800 --> 133.800] Who feels you want to be? +[133.800 --> 137.800] I like wait +[137.800 --> 141.800] I like wait +[141.800 --> 143.800] I like wait +[143.800 --> 147.800] Who's touching the floor with me? +[147.800 --> 151.800] I like wait +[151.800 --> 155.800] I like wait +[155.800 --> 157.800] You are touching +[157.800 --> 159.800] I like wait +[159.800 --> 160.800] You feel it +[160.800 --> 162.800] You want to be +[162.800 --> 166.800] I like wait +[166.800 --> 170.800] I like wait +[171.800 --> 174.800] I like wait diff --git a/transcript/music_lF9jFvq7jXo.txt b/transcript/music_lF9jFvq7jXo.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..57be0d57b2e6a234464447ba3ba6c12c0432a004 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_lF9jFvq7jXo.txt @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +[0.000 --> 10.000] God spoke the word and it was light +[10.000 --> 15.000] Mid-Sunday moves we can sleep at night +[15.000 --> 20.000] He created all things animals and trees +[20.000 --> 25.000] And don't forget he made the man a tea +[26.000 --> 28.000] Man a tea, a man a tea +[28.000 --> 31.000] Swimming in the sea, it's a man a tea +[31.000 --> 36.000] God made it all, creatures great and creatures small +[36.000 --> 42.000] He made you and me, and all the sake he made the man a tea +[44.000 --> 49.000] He made the big gorilla, he made the butterfly +[49.000 --> 54.000] He made the three-toed sloth, the really slow-mo guy +[54.000 --> 59.000] He created all things animals and trees +[59.000 --> 64.000] But don't forget he made the man a tea +[64.000 --> 67.500] Man a tea, a man a tea +[67.500 --> 70.000] Swimming in the sea, it's a man a tea +[70.000 --> 74.500] God made it all, creatures great and creatures small +[74.500 --> 81.000] He made you and me, and all the sake he made the man a tea +[84.000 --> 89.000] He made the gorilla dolphin, God made that +[89.000 --> 94.000] And he made the dove frog as a matter of fact +[94.000 --> 99.000] Green parrot, well he made that too +[99.000 --> 104.000] The festival made me and you +[104.000 --> 109.000] God made it all, creatures great and creatures small +[109.000 --> 115.000] He made you and me, and all the sake he made the man a tea +[115.000 --> 121.000] God made it all, creatures great and creatures small +[121.000 --> 128.000] He made you and me, and all the sake he made the man a tea diff --git a/transcript/music_p2EDkv_dyeI.txt b/transcript/music_p2EDkv_dyeI.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fc707decf619ced3457e83f73203151c6a70198b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_p2EDkv_dyeI.txt @@ -0,0 +1,14 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] let me join +[25.020 --> 26.340] the +[26.340 --> 56.340] Don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk +[56.340 --> 86.340] Body language Body language +[86.340 --> 96.340] Body language Body language +[116.340 --> 130.340] Body language +[130.340 --> 152.340] Body language +[152.340 --> 166.340] Look at me, I got a kiss about a language +[166.340 --> 180.340] Look at me, I got a kiss about a language +[180.340 --> 194.340] I got a language +[194.340 --> 214.340] I got a kiss about a language +[214.340 --> 224.340] Watch your heart +[244.340 --> 270.340] Body language +[274.340 --> 298.340] Body language diff --git a/transcript/music_r_wpre3bnjQ.txt b/transcript/music_r_wpre3bnjQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..51acdbf70c070fbc7b18182cd2c417ba08ccd115 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_r_wpre3bnjQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.240] studio +[17.240 --> 22.520] interest +[22.520 --> 31.520] I do anything to bring you to that other place +[31.520 --> 35.520] We speak so differently, you know +[35.520 --> 39.520] I've liked friends and we alone +[39.520 --> 43.520] Watch your constellations +[43.520 --> 47.520] Softness cloud formations +[47.520 --> 50.520] That we'll never leave +[51.520 --> 55.520] But just you take calls +[55.520 --> 58.520] If I'm in over my head +[58.520 --> 62.520] I swim the air group forward +[62.520 --> 67.520] Plung violin communication +[70.520 --> 75.520] Plung violin communication +[76.520 --> 79.520] On, caught up in the way of Mary Jane +[79.520 --> 81.520] All up in my head upside down +[81.520 --> 82.520] When I took the mask off +[82.520 --> 83.520] Full of masks back down +[83.520 --> 85.520] Time to ride out right now +[85.520 --> 87.520] You was my name +[87.520 --> 89.520] And you mine now +[89.520 --> 91.520] Show me where they hide +[91.520 --> 93.520] Let me find out +[93.520 --> 95.520] Pull, hug and I'm pulled out +[95.520 --> 97.520] And we go out, out, told out +[97.520 --> 98.520] Knows, bleeds, all the flaws out +[98.520 --> 100.520] Pulled up in the way, tell them log out +[100.520 --> 102.520] One kisses baby +[102.520 --> 104.520] I'm pulled, so, oh, frizzes +[104.520 --> 106.520] Don't you be my Mrs. Baby +[106.520 --> 108.520] Been a key, I'm Mrs. Baby +[108.520 --> 110.520] You lift it +[110.520 --> 112.520] I could tell you gifted baby +[112.520 --> 114.520] Necklace, like St. Nicholas Baby +[114.520 --> 116.520] Rapid, up like Christmas Baby +[116.520 --> 121.520] On, caught up in the way of Mary Jane +[121.520 --> 129.520] Plung violin communication +[129.520 --> 131.520] Plung violin communication +[131.520 --> 133.520] Plung on the way +[133.520 --> 135.520] Taken chances, taken roots for you +[135.520 --> 139.520] I climb a mountain just to get to you +[139.520 --> 141.520] Oh God, 21 +[141.520 --> 143.520] You hungry that plate on my spit +[143.520 --> 145.520] You know I'm a dog +[145.520 --> 147.520] On command if you tell me I sit for you +[147.520 --> 148.520] 21 +[148.520 --> 149.520] Down on the stand I bind +[149.520 --> 151.520] Took a G5 to my line +[151.520 --> 153.520] Treat me like a king I'm a dime +[153.520 --> 155.520] Treat me like a king I'm the one baby +[155.520 --> 157.520] 21 Rose Royce, you would never see a Hyundai +[157.520 --> 159.520] Su case, go straight to the runway +[159.520 --> 161.520] Bit dog, now I don't know TSA +[161.520 --> 162.520] Real money, you'll never need a sweet state +[162.520 --> 164.520] Bit barking, I ain't never been a cheesestein +[164.520 --> 166.520] I'm the type of vacation on a weekday +[166.520 --> 168.520] Get American Express, no prepaid +[168.520 --> 170.520] I'm avoiding out of he say she say +[170.520 --> 172.520] I'm the one that had you grabbing on the sheets back +[172.520 --> 174.520] Tattoo's, I'm spread about an EA +[174.520 --> 176.520] Looking in your eyes every time we speak back +[176.520 --> 178.520] Swinna won't play you, no I'm not a DJ +[178.520 --> 179.520] 21 +[179.520 --> 182.520] Plung violin communication +[182.520 --> 185.520] Ah +[185.520 --> 190.520] Plung violin communication +[190.520 --> 192.520] Plung violin communication +[192.520 --> 194.520] Ah +[194.520 --> 204.520] I'm this dimensions one and only spider-man +[204.520 --> 208.520] At least I was diff --git a/transcript/music_syuz5-tYfMw.txt b/transcript/music_syuz5-tYfMw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fa902aa5fb8c0eb526f1b5921d526044897a408d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_syuz5-tYfMw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,58 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.000] Hey. +[20.840 --> 25.840] I'm applying for a new villain loan. Go by the name of Vector. +[25.840 --> 29.840] I'm using a new villain loan loan. +[29.840 --> 37.840] It's a mathematical term, a quantity represented by an arrow with both direction and magnitude. +[37.840 --> 46.840] Vector, that's me, because I'm committing crimes with both direction and magnitude. +[46.840 --> 51.840] Oh yeah. Check out my new weapon. +[51.840 --> 54.840] Piranha gun. Oh yes. +[54.840 --> 58.840] Fire's live piranhas ever seen one before. Now you have an advantage. +[58.840 --> 61.840] I'm doing a demonstration. +[72.840 --> 76.840] I bet the mom is beautiful. I bet Daddy's eyes sparkle. +[76.840 --> 80.840] I bet their house is made of dummy bears. +[80.840 --> 83.840] I'm just saying it being nice. +[83.840 --> 86.840] Oh, hi girls. +[94.840 --> 101.840] Girls, I want you to make Mr. Guru. He's going to adopt you. +[101.840 --> 104.840] And he's the dentist. +[110.840 --> 116.840] Yeah. +[126.840 --> 130.840] He was your cousin's idea. +[130.840 --> 137.840] It was your cousin's idea. +[137.840 --> 138.840] What? +[138.840 --> 140.840] Oh, sorry, dude. +[140.840 --> 144.840] They can't ride with them at all. +[144.840 --> 145.840] What? +[145.840 --> 146.840] Ooh. +[160.960 --> 164.940] Oh, hello. +[170.840 --> 173.840] Ow! +[173.840 --> 174.840] Oh! +[174.840 --> 180.840] Eeeeverybody. +[180.840 --> 182.840] I'm sorry. +[182.840 --> 184.840] I'm sorry. +[184.840 --> 186.840] I'm sorry. +[186.840 --> 188.840] I'm sorry. +[188.840 --> 190.840] I'm sorry. +[190.840 --> 192.840] I'm sorry. +[192.840 --> 194.840] I'm sorry. +[194.840 --> 196.840] I'm sorry. +[196.840 --> 198.840] Only 48 hours through the lunch +[198.840 --> 200.840] and all systems are gone. +[200.840 --> 204.840] Oh, about that. +[204.840 --> 208.840] I was thinking that maybe we could move the date of the heist. +[208.840 --> 212.840] Please tell me this is not as a result of the girl's dance recital. +[212.840 --> 214.840] Is it? +[214.840 --> 216.840] No, no, no. +[216.840 --> 218.840] No, no. +[218.840 --> 220.840] They're a side all down. +[220.840 --> 222.840] Stupid. +[222.840 --> 226.840] I just think it's kind of weird to do it on a Saturday. +[226.840 --> 228.840] I was thinking maybe it... +[228.840 --> 230.840] Heist is a Tuesday thing. +[230.840 --> 232.840] Right? +[232.840 --> 234.840] Groove. +[234.840 --> 236.840] You and I have been working on this for years. +[236.840 --> 240.840] Been with dreamed of your chance to make history. +[240.840 --> 244.840] Become the man who stole the moon. +[244.840 --> 248.840] But these girls are becoming amazing distraction. +[248.840 --> 250.840] They need to go. +[250.840 --> 252.840] You don't do something about it. +[252.840 --> 254.840] And I will. +[266.840 --> 268.840] I will. diff --git a/transcript/music_u_KZTRy4pDM.txt b/transcript/music_u_KZTRy4pDM.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c6f1d7fa32cfea6bbf28026fe099bd28194c3da9 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_u_KZTRy4pDM.txt @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.320] to make some fantastic music, please welcome Rodney Brannigan! +[34.320 --> 39.720] We're speech to be in person, hmm hmm hmm +[39.720 --> 44.720] The song should be written because it opened up her mouth +[44.720 --> 52.520] No bad longing to style it all it grows in words sounds +[52.520 --> 54.720] hmm hmm +[54.720 --> 60.520] I'd like to tell her that the world is going to come out +[60.520 --> 68.320] and I come on down and I'm on the road +[68.320 --> 75.320] If you want to love this girl, turn up you bell my song +[90.520 --> 110.920] hmm hmm +[110.920 --> 122.920] The song should be written because it opened up her mouth +[122.920 --> 130.920] No bad longing to style it all it grows in words sounds +[130.920 --> 133.320] hmm hmm +[133.320 --> 139.520] I'd like to tell her that the world is going to come out +[139.520 --> 146.520] I'd like to tell her that the world is going to come out +[146.520 --> 148.520] and I come on down and I'm on the road +[148.520 --> 156.520] If you want to love this girl, turn up you bell my song +[156.520 --> 162.520] hmm hmm diff --git a/transcript/music_zQU7y2CogH4.txt b/transcript/music_zQU7y2CogH4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a710b0651324a2b7090f0535d61382a0b8780b81 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_zQU7y2CogH4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Oh! +[2.000 --> 3.000] Stop! +[3.000 --> 4.000] Stop! +[4.000 --> 5.000] Stop! +[5.000 --> 6.000] Stop! +[6.000 --> 7.000] Stop! +[7.000 --> 8.000] Hey, hey! +[8.000 --> 9.000] Hey, hey! +[9.000 --> 10.000] How's it going? +[10.000 --> 11.000] What are you guys doing here? +[11.000 --> 12.000] Oh, we're doing a weekend Tahiti. +[12.000 --> 14.000] Ted's father owns a little piece of property down there. +[14.000 --> 15.000] I'm under Nakers. +[15.000 --> 16.000] This is a little hun. +[16.000 --> 18.000] Not into Heedy anyway. +[18.000 --> 20.000] Hey, I saw you on TV. +[20.000 --> 21.000] Oh, what? +[21.000 --> 22.000] Amazing, Carl. +[22.000 --> 24.000] It's just a little light to need a saving. +[24.000 --> 25.000] No big deal. +[25.000 --> 27.000] So we're headed. +[27.000 --> 28.000] I mean, my girlfriend here. +[28.000 --> 29.000] We don't know where we're going. +[29.000 --> 30.000] Really? +[30.000 --> 31.000] Yeah, we're just going to pick up place. +[31.000 --> 32.000] Hmm. +[32.000 --> 33.000] Kind of an enemy, an enemy, an enemy thing. +[33.000 --> 35.000] You just have fresh. +[35.000 --> 36.000] I'll see you guys. +[36.000 --> 38.000] Huh. +[38.000 --> 40.000] That sounds like a lot of fun. +[40.000 --> 41.000] Can you imagine? +[41.000 --> 42.000] No. diff --git a/transcript/music_zmEv7vTOQGE.txt b/transcript/music_zmEv7vTOQGE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f804220c7c1a7534f35a76003780b9226fd8d010 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/music_zmEv7vTOQGE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,974 @@ +[0.000 --> 16.400] Hi! Hello! Hi! Can you wave? Waving! Waving! This is a weight thing. Hi! +[16.400 --> 33.680] Great job! Peekaboo! Can you play peekaboo? Where did I go? Peekaboo! Peekaboo! Peekaboo! +[34.480 --> 42.560] Bo! Great job! This is clapping. Can you clap with me? +[43.840 --> 55.200] clapping clapping good job thumbs up thumbs up thumbs up +[55.200 --> 73.840] wow what's that look it's a star pointing to the star I'm pointing to the star +[75.040 --> 79.360] star star wow +[79.360 --> 97.840] wow can you say mama mama can you say mama's name can you say mama mama can you say +[97.840 --> 120.480] mama's name can you say dad dad can you say dad does name can you say dad dad +[120.480 --> 135.040] can you say dad does name can you blow a kiss +[135.040 --> 155.600] blowing a kiss blowing a kiss you did it high five can you give a high five high five +[155.600 --> 185.520] great job does a shoe go on my head no can you shake your head no no no a shoe does not go +[185.520 --> 209.440] on my head no shoes go on our feet shoes go on our feet how big is baby so big can you do that how big is baby so big +[209.440 --> 229.600] yay arms up arms arms arms arms arms arms how big is baby so big so big yay that was fun +[229.600 --> 253.360] look blue car look at this it's a blue car blue car car car blue car +[253.360 --> 268.320] car what does a car say beep beep beep pretending to drive a car from from from from beep beep so fun +[268.320 --> 297.040] oh is that a duck is that a duck yes yes that's a duck yeah yeah yes duck +[297.040 --> 310.080] duck it's a yellow duck can you clap like a duck +[310.240 --> 318.560] quack quack quack quack quack quack quack quack good job +[328.000 --> 335.760] can you do that maybe if we say go the duck will jump into the pond +[335.760 --> 342.760] Ready, set, go! +[342.760 --> 346.760] Oh, the duck jumped in the pond! +[346.760 --> 347.760] Wow! +[347.760 --> 351.760] The duck jumped in the pond! +[351.760 --> 358.360] Part of the bush +[358.760 --> 370.760] Hands are clapping clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap clap! +[370.760 --> 372.760] slapping clap your hands with baby +[372.760 --> 402.760] fingers are wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling, wiggling +[402.760 --> 425.700] Hey friend, hands are waving Hello friend +[425.700 --> 427.700] we need to be quiet. +[427.700 --> 429.700] Shhh. +[429.700 --> 431.700] Puppy is sleeping. +[431.700 --> 435.700] The puppy is sleeping. +[435.700 --> 437.700] Shhh. +[437.700 --> 439.700] Let's pretend to sleep too. +[439.700 --> 441.700] Shhh. +[441.700 --> 443.700] Shhh. +[443.700 --> 445.700] Shhh. +[445.700 --> 447.700] Wake up. +[447.700 --> 451.700] Night night night night night. +[451.700 --> 453.700] Shhh. +[453.700 --> 455.700] Shhh. +[455.700 --> 457.700] Shhh. +[457.700 --> 459.700] Wake up. +[459.700 --> 463.700] Pretend to sleep. +[463.700 --> 465.700] Shhh. +[465.700 --> 467.700] Wake up. +[467.700 --> 469.700] Oh. +[469.700 --> 471.700] The puppy is awake. +[471.700 --> 473.700] The puppy is awake. +[473.700 --> 475.700] Hi puppy. +[475.700 --> 477.700] Hi puppy. +[477.700 --> 479.700] Oh. +[479.700 --> 481.700] Bye bye puppy. +[481.700 --> 483.700] Bye bye. +[483.700 --> 485.700] Hmm. +[485.700 --> 489.700] What's in the box? +[489.700 --> 491.700] I don't know. +[491.700 --> 493.700] Can you do that? +[493.700 --> 495.700] I don't know. +[495.700 --> 497.700] What's in the box? +[497.700 --> 499.700] I don't know. +[499.700 --> 503.700] Let's open it and see what's inside. +[503.700 --> 505.700] Say open. +[505.700 --> 507.700] Open. +[507.700 --> 509.700] Open. +[509.700 --> 511.700] Oh wow. +[511.700 --> 515.700] It's a ball. +[515.700 --> 517.700] Ball. +[517.700 --> 519.700] Ball. +[519.700 --> 523.700] It's a red ball. +[523.700 --> 527.700] Red ball. +[527.700 --> 529.700] Yay. +[529.700 --> 531.700] Ball. +[531.700 --> 533.700] The ball is bouncing. +[533.700 --> 537.700] Bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce. +[537.700 --> 539.700] Bounce. +[539.700 --> 541.700] The ball is bouncing. +[541.700 --> 543.700] Hmm. +[543.700 --> 545.700] Uh oh. +[545.700 --> 549.700] Can you say that? +[549.700 --> 551.700] Uh oh. +[551.700 --> 555.700] I smell something stinky. +[555.700 --> 557.700] It's stinky. +[557.700 --> 559.700] Stinky. +[559.700 --> 561.700] Oh no. +[561.700 --> 563.700] What's that smell? +[563.700 --> 565.700] It's a skunk. +[565.700 --> 567.700] Wait. +[567.700 --> 569.700] Wait. +[569.700 --> 571.700] Bye bye skunk. +[571.700 --> 573.700] Bye bye skunk. +[573.700 --> 575.700] Bye bye. +[575.700 --> 577.700] Bye bye. +[577.700 --> 579.700] Can you tap your fingers? +[579.700 --> 581.700] Tap tap tap. +[581.700 --> 583.700] Tap tap tap. +[583.700 --> 585.700] Tap tap tap. +[585.700 --> 587.700] Good job. +[587.700 --> 597.700] Let's tap some words together. +[597.700 --> 599.700] Mama. +[599.700 --> 601.700] Mama. +[601.700 --> 605.700] Let's try Dada. +[605.700 --> 607.700] Dada. +[607.700 --> 609.700] Dada. +[609.700 --> 611.700] Great tapping. +[611.700 --> 615.700] You did such a great job with all of our gestures. +[615.700 --> 617.700] It's thumbs up. +[617.700 --> 619.700] Great job. +[619.700 --> 623.700] I'm proud of you. +[623.700 --> 625.700] Hi, guys. +[625.700 --> 627.700] Hi, Miss Rachel. +[627.700 --> 629.700] I have an idea. +[629.700 --> 631.700] What's your idea? +[631.700 --> 633.700] Let's both go up. +[633.700 --> 635.700] Up. +[635.700 --> 637.700] Okay. +[637.700 --> 639.700] I'll count to three. +[639.700 --> 641.700] One, two, three. +[641.700 --> 643.700] That's not right. +[643.700 --> 645.700] Either. +[645.700 --> 647.700] Let's try again. +[647.700 --> 649.700] One, two, three. +[649.700 --> 651.700] That's not right. +[651.700 --> 653.700] Either. +[653.700 --> 655.700] Let's try again. +[655.700 --> 659.700] One, two, three. +[659.700 --> 661.700] Stop. +[661.700 --> 665.700] We're so silly. +[665.700 --> 667.700] Can you help us? +[667.700 --> 669.700] Please. +[669.700 --> 671.700] Yeah. +[671.700 --> 672.700] Please help. +[672.700 --> 676.700] Say, up, say, up, say. +[676.700 --> 678.700] You did it. +[678.700 --> 680.700] Up and down. +[680.700 --> 682.700] We're both out. +[682.700 --> 684.700] Thank you so much for helping. +[684.700 --> 686.700] Thank you. +[686.700 --> 688.700] Good job. +[688.700 --> 690.700] Yeah. +[690.700 --> 692.700] This is up. +[692.700 --> 694.700] This is up. +[694.700 --> 696.700] This is down. +[696.700 --> 698.700] This is up. +[698.700 --> 700.700] This is up. +[700.700 --> 704.700] This is leaning to the side. +[704.700 --> 706.700] Side to side. +[706.700 --> 708.700] And this is turning around. +[708.700 --> 714.700] Up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down. +[714.700 --> 718.700] This is up. +[718.700 --> 720.700] This is up. +[720.700 --> 722.700] And this is down. +[722.700 --> 724.700] This is down. +[724.700 --> 726.700] This is up. +[726.700 --> 728.700] This is down. +[728.700 --> 730.700] This is down. +[730.700 --> 732.700] We're leaning to the side. +[732.700 --> 734.700] Side to side. +[734.700 --> 736.700] And this is turning around. +[736.700 --> 742.700] Up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down. +[742.700 --> 748.700] Do as you see from above. +[748.700 --> 750.700] Good job. +[750.700 --> 764.220] This is leaning to the side, side to side, and this is turning around. +[764.220 --> 776.700] Up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down. +[780.700 --> 810.700] and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and up and down and +[810.700 --> 835.340] down where is your nose where is your nose where is your nose where is your nose point to it with me. +[835.340 --> 838.580] Where is your nose? Point to it with me. +[839.580 --> 841.420] Yeah, you got it! +[842.940 --> 846.580] Where are your eyes? Where could they be? +[846.580 --> 850.420] Where are your eyes? Point to them with me. +[851.660 --> 854.020] Yeah, we have two eyes. +[854.820 --> 858.620] Where is your mouth? Where could it be? +[858.620 --> 862.420] Where is your mouth? Point to it with me. +[863.140 --> 865.620] That's our mouth, you got it! +[866.820 --> 870.820] Where are your ears? Where could they be? +[870.820 --> 874.740] Where are your ears? Point to them with me. +[880.340 --> 882.260] Milk! +[885.220 --> 887.220] Milk! +[889.780 --> 891.780] Milk! +[892.420 --> 894.420] Milk! +[895.780 --> 897.780] More! +[899.460 --> 901.460] More! +[902.660 --> 904.660] More! +[912.500 --> 914.500] All done! +[915.220 --> 917.220] All done! +[918.100 --> 920.100] All done! +[923.380 --> 927.380] Three hungry ants marching in a line. +[927.380 --> 929.380] They come upon a picnic. +[929.380 --> 931.380] Where they can die. +[931.380 --> 933.380] They march into the salad. +[933.380 --> 935.380] They march into the cake. +[935.380 --> 937.380] They march into the pepper. +[937.380 --> 939.380] Oh, that's a mistake. +[939.380 --> 941.380] Oh, what? +[941.380 --> 947.380] Two hungry ants marching in a line. +[947.380 --> 949.380] They come upon a picnic. +[949.380 --> 951.380] Where they can die. +[951.380 --> 953.380] They march into the salad. +[953.380 --> 955.380] They march into the cake. +[955.380 --> 957.380] They march into the pepper. +[957.380 --> 959.380] Oh, that's a mistake. +[959.380 --> 961.380] Oh, what? +[961.380 --> 967.380] One hungry ant marching in a line. +[967.380 --> 969.380] He comes upon a picnic. +[969.380 --> 971.380] Where he can die. +[971.380 --> 973.380] He marches to the salad. +[973.380 --> 975.380] He marches to the cake. +[975.380 --> 977.380] He marches to the pepper. +[977.380 --> 979.380] Oh, that's a mistake. +[979.380 --> 981.380] Oh, that's a mistake. +[981.380 --> 983.380] Oh, oh, oh, oh. +[983.380 --> 985.380] Hey. +[985.380 --> 987.380] Do you want to play hide and seek with me? +[987.380 --> 989.380] Yay! +[989.380 --> 993.380] Let's play hide and seek with the teddy bear. +[993.380 --> 997.380] We'll count and the teddy bear will hide. +[997.380 --> 1001.380] Cover your eyes. +[1001.380 --> 1003.380] One. +[1003.380 --> 1005.380] Two. +[1005.380 --> 1007.380] Three. +[1007.380 --> 1009.380] Four. +[1009.380 --> 1011.380] Five. +[1011.380 --> 1013.380] Ready or not, here I come. +[1013.380 --> 1015.380] Where is the teddy bear? +[1015.380 --> 1019.380] We need to find him. +[1019.380 --> 1025.380] Is that the teddy bear under the bed? +[1025.380 --> 1029.380] No, it's a doll. +[1029.380 --> 1035.380] Is that the teddy bear behind the chair? +[1035.380 --> 1041.380] No, that's a ball. +[1041.380 --> 1045.380] Where is that teddy bear? +[1045.380 --> 1055.380] Do you think the teddy bear is under the blanket? +[1055.380 --> 1059.380] Yes, let's check. +[1059.380 --> 1063.380] Oh, we found you. +[1063.380 --> 1065.380] We found you, teddy bear. +[1065.380 --> 1067.380] Now it's your turn to count. +[1067.380 --> 1071.380] Hide and seek is so much fun. +[1071.380 --> 1075.380] Show me your thumbs. +[1075.380 --> 1079.380] Let's sing Where is Thumpkin? +[1079.380 --> 1081.380] Where is Thumpkin? +[1081.380 --> 1083.380] Where is Thumpkin? +[1083.380 --> 1085.380] Here I am. +[1085.380 --> 1087.380] Here I am. +[1087.380 --> 1089.380] How are you today, sir? +[1089.380 --> 1091.380] Very well. +[1091.380 --> 1095.380] I think you run away. +[1095.380 --> 1097.380] Run away. +[1097.380 --> 1101.380] Let's sing it again. +[1101.380 --> 1103.380] Where is Thumpkin? +[1103.380 --> 1105.380] Where is Thumpkin? +[1105.380 --> 1107.380] Here I am. +[1107.380 --> 1109.380] Here I am. +[1109.380 --> 1111.380] How are you today, sir? +[1111.380 --> 1113.380] Very well. +[1113.380 --> 1115.380] I think you run away. +[1115.380 --> 1119.380] Run away. +[1121.380 --> 1125.380] Can you feed your baby? +[1125.380 --> 1129.380] Pretending to feed the baby. +[1129.380 --> 1133.380] She likes it. +[1133.380 --> 1137.380] The baby is eating. +[1137.380 --> 1139.380] Ring ring. +[1139.380 --> 1141.380] What's that sound? +[1141.380 --> 1143.380] Ring ring. +[1143.380 --> 1145.380] Hello. +[1145.380 --> 1147.380] Hi, mommy. +[1147.380 --> 1149.380] Can you pretend to talk on the phone? +[1149.380 --> 1153.380] Do do do do do do do do do do do do. +[1153.380 --> 1155.380] Hello. +[1155.380 --> 1157.380] Hi. +[1157.380 --> 1159.380] Hi, daddy. +[1159.380 --> 1161.380] How are you? +[1161.380 --> 1163.380] I'm good. +[1163.380 --> 1165.380] Bye bye. +[1165.380 --> 1167.380] Bye bye. +[1167.380 --> 1169.380] See you later. +[1171.380 --> 1175.380] One, two, three. +[1175.380 --> 1177.380] Herbie, did you count to three? +[1177.380 --> 1179.380] I counted to three all by myself. +[1179.380 --> 1181.380] All by yourself. +[1181.380 --> 1183.380] I can go to five if you want to hear. +[1183.380 --> 1185.380] Really? +[1185.380 --> 1187.380] Yeah. +[1187.380 --> 1193.380] One, two, three, before five. +[1193.380 --> 1195.380] Oh, she did it. +[1195.380 --> 1197.380] It's amazing. +[1197.380 --> 1199.380] I have an idea, Herbie. +[1199.380 --> 1201.380] Do you want to learn how to count to five in Spanish? +[1201.380 --> 1203.380] Is it on your? +[1203.380 --> 1205.380] Oh, yeah. Ready? +[1205.380 --> 1207.380] It's very easy. +[1207.380 --> 1209.380] You go. +[1209.380 --> 1211.380] Uno, uno, dos, dos, tres. +[1211.380 --> 1213.380] Place. +[1213.380 --> 1215.380] Quatro, cuatro. +[1215.380 --> 1217.380] And, cinco. +[1217.380 --> 1219.380] Cinco. +[1219.380 --> 1221.380] Yeah, you did it. +[1221.380 --> 1223.380] I did it. +[1223.380 --> 1225.380] And you want to know the best part? +[1225.380 --> 1227.380] What? +[1227.380 --> 1229.380] Dame cinco means give me five. +[1229.380 --> 1231.380] Yeah. +[1231.380 --> 1233.380] Let's do Dame Cuatro. +[1233.380 --> 1235.380] Okay, Dame Cuatro. +[1235.380 --> 1237.380] Aro! +[1237.380 --> 1239.380] Yeah. +[1239.380 --> 1241.380] Thank you. +[1241.380 --> 1243.380] Hook. +[1243.380 --> 1245.380] Yeah. +[1245.380 --> 1249.380] Mama. +[1249.380 --> 1253.380] Mama. +[1253.380 --> 1257.380] Mama. +[1257.380 --> 1259.380] Mama. +[1259.380 --> 1263.380] Mama. +[1263.380 --> 1267.380] Da-da. +[1267.380 --> 1269.380] Da-da. +[1269.380 --> 1273.380] Da-da. +[1277.380 --> 1281.380] Grandma. +[1281.380 --> 1283.380] Grandma. +[1283.380 --> 1287.380] Grandma. +[1287.380 --> 1289.380] Grandpa. +[1289.380 --> 1291.380] Grandpa. +[1291.380 --> 1295.380] Grandpa. +[1295.380 --> 1301.380] Can you help the car go down the ramp? +[1301.380 --> 1307.380] You say go and the car will go down the ramp. +[1307.380 --> 1309.380] Ready? +[1309.380 --> 1311.380] Set. +[1311.380 --> 1313.380] Go! +[1313.380 --> 1317.380] The car went down the ramp. +[1317.380 --> 1321.380] Uh-oh. +[1321.380 --> 1325.380] I dropped my toy. +[1325.380 --> 1327.380] This is the uh-oh song. +[1327.380 --> 1329.380] Uh-oh. +[1329.380 --> 1331.380] I dropped my toy. +[1331.380 --> 1333.380] This is cuerpo song. +[1333.380 --> 1337.380] Uh-oh. +[1337.380 --> 1341.380] I dropped my toy. +[1341.380 --> 1343.380] Uh-oh. +[1343.380 --> 1347.380] Tick-a-boo. +[1347.380 --> 1351.380] What was that? +[1351.380 --> 1353.380] Wow. +[1353.380 --> 1355.380] Tick-a-boo. +[1355.380 --> 1357.380] Oh! +[1357.380 --> 1361.380] It's a cow. +[1361.380 --> 1365.380] What does a cow say? +[1365.380 --> 1367.380] Moo. +[1367.380 --> 1369.380] Good job. +[1369.380 --> 1371.380] Moo. +[1371.380 --> 1373.380] You did it. +[1373.380 --> 1377.380] Uh-oh. +[1377.380 --> 1379.380] Uh-oh. +[1379.380 --> 1385.380] The cow went on my head. +[1385.380 --> 1387.380] So silly. +[1387.380 --> 1389.380] Uh-uh. +[1389.380 --> 1391.380] Uh-uh. +[1391.380 --> 1395.380] That was so silly. +[1395.380 --> 1399.380] The cow fell down. +[1399.380 --> 1401.380] The cow fell down. +[1401.380 --> 1405.380] The cow fell down. +[1405.380 --> 1407.380] Yes. +[1407.380 --> 1409.380] That was silly. +[1409.380 --> 1415.380] Oh no. +[1415.380 --> 1417.380] Uh-uh. +[1417.380 --> 1419.380] Uh-uh. +[1419.380 --> 1421.380] The cow is going up. +[1421.380 --> 1423.380] Uh-uh. +[1423.380 --> 1429.380] Up again and on Miss Rachel's head. +[1429.380 --> 1431.380] Where's the cow? +[1431.380 --> 1435.380] It's on my head. +[1435.380 --> 1437.380] Uh-uh. +[1437.380 --> 1439.380] Uh-uh. +[1439.380 --> 1441.380] Shoot. +[1441.380 --> 1443.380] Uh-uh. +[1443.380 --> 1445.380] Moo. +[1445.380 --> 1447.380] That was so silly. +[1447.380 --> 1449.380] Can you do that? +[1449.380 --> 1451.380] Uh-uh. +[1451.380 --> 1453.380] Uh-uh. +[1453.380 --> 1455.380] Uh-uh. +[1455.380 --> 1457.380] Shoot. +[1457.380 --> 1459.380] That was funny. +[1459.380 --> 1463.380] Good job. +[1463.380 --> 1465.380] Look. +[1465.380 --> 1469.380] It's a doll and a box. +[1469.380 --> 1471.380] Wow. +[1471.380 --> 1477.380] Can you help me put the doll in the box? +[1477.380 --> 1479.380] Yes. +[1479.380 --> 1481.380] You say in. +[1481.380 --> 1485.380] And the doll will go in the box. +[1485.380 --> 1487.380] Put it in. +[1487.380 --> 1489.380] Put it in. +[1489.380 --> 1491.380] In. +[1491.380 --> 1493.380] Thank you. +[1493.380 --> 1497.380] The doll went in the box. +[1497.380 --> 1499.380] Up. +[1499.380 --> 1501.380] The doll popped out of the box. +[1501.380 --> 1503.380] Up. +[1503.380 --> 1505.380] That was silly. +[1505.380 --> 1509.380] Let's put her back in. +[1509.380 --> 1511.380] We need to clean up. +[1511.380 --> 1513.380] We need to clean. +[1513.380 --> 1515.380] Up. +[1519.380 --> 1521.380] Put it in. +[1521.380 --> 1523.380] Put it in. +[1523.380 --> 1525.380] Put it in. +[1525.380 --> 1527.380] Now the doll's in the box again. +[1527.380 --> 1531.380] The doll's in the box again. +[1531.380 --> 1533.380] Good job cleaning up. +[1533.380 --> 1537.380] You did it. +[1537.380 --> 1545.380] Can you say weeee? +[1545.380 --> 1549.380] That's fun. +[1549.380 --> 1551.380] Try it with me. +[1551.380 --> 1555.380] Weeee. +[1555.380 --> 1559.380] Weeee. +[1559.380 --> 1561.380] I know a fun song that says. +[1561.380 --> 1565.380] Weeee. +[1565.380 --> 1571.380] Oh we are two sailors come from where to see. +[1571.380 --> 1575.380] If you want to go away again come along with me. +[1575.380 --> 1581.380] Oh wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy. +[1581.380 --> 1587.380] If you want to go away again come along with me. +[1587.380 --> 1593.380] Oh we like to wash and scrub up in the tub. +[1593.380 --> 1597.380] So come right in and join us then scrub the tub the tub. +[1597.380 --> 1603.380] Oh wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy-washy wishy. +[1603.380 --> 1609.380] If you want to go away again come along with me. +[1609.380 --> 1613.380] Party. +[1613.380 --> 1617.380] Party. +[1617.380 --> 1621.380] Party. +[1621.380 --> 1625.380] Party. +[1625.380 --> 1629.380] Bath. +[1629.380 --> 1633.380] Bath. +[1633.380 --> 1641.380] We need to help the baby get dressed. +[1641.380 --> 1645.380] What does the baby need? +[1645.380 --> 1651.380] What goes on his legs? +[1651.380 --> 1653.380] Pants. +[1653.380 --> 1657.380] Yeah he needs to put on pants. +[1657.380 --> 1659.380] Pants. +[1659.380 --> 1663.380] Yay! Now what does he need here? +[1663.380 --> 1665.380] Uh. +[1665.380 --> 1669.380] Shirt. Say shirt with me. +[1669.380 --> 1671.380] Shirt. +[1671.380 --> 1675.380] Now he has a shirt. +[1675.380 --> 1677.380] What does he need on his? +[1677.380 --> 1679.380] Bait. +[1679.380 --> 1681.380] Hmm. +[1681.380 --> 1685.380] He needs socks. +[1685.380 --> 1687.380] Say socks with me. +[1687.380 --> 1689.380] Shocks. +[1689.380 --> 1691.380] He needs socks. +[1691.380 --> 1695.380] Yay! Now he has socks. +[1695.380 --> 1699.380] What goes on his feet after the socks? +[1699.380 --> 1701.380] Shoes. +[1701.380 --> 1703.380] He needs shoes. +[1703.380 --> 1705.380] Say shoes with me. +[1705.380 --> 1707.380] Shoes. +[1707.380 --> 1709.380] Now he has shoes. +[1709.380 --> 1713.380] Yay! He's happy. +[1713.380 --> 1719.380] Should we give him a hat? +[1719.380 --> 1721.380] Yes. +[1721.380 --> 1725.380] Let's give him a hat. +[1725.380 --> 1727.380] Say hat with me. +[1727.380 --> 1729.380] Hat. +[1729.380 --> 1731.380] Yay! +[1731.380 --> 1733.380] What if he wants to go outside? +[1733.380 --> 1737.380] What does he need to stay warm? +[1737.380 --> 1741.380] A jacket or a coat? +[1741.380 --> 1743.380] A coat with me. +[1743.380 --> 1745.380] Coat. +[1745.380 --> 1747.380] Yay! Now he has a coat. +[1747.380 --> 1751.380] Now he's ready to go outside. +[1751.380 --> 1753.380] Yay! +[1753.380 --> 1759.380] Thank you for helping me get him dressed. +[1759.380 --> 1761.380] Hat. +[1761.380 --> 1763.380] Hat. +[1763.380 --> 1765.380] Hat. +[1765.380 --> 1769.380] Shoes. +[1769.380 --> 1771.380] Shoes. +[1771.380 --> 1773.380] Shoes. +[1773.380 --> 1775.380] Shoes. +[1775.380 --> 1779.380] Take a boo baby. +[1779.380 --> 1783.380] A song for Little's book. +[1783.380 --> 1785.380] Hey, Little Baby. +[1785.380 --> 1787.380] Where are you? +[1787.380 --> 1791.380] Here behind the chair. +[1791.380 --> 1793.380] Take a boo. +[1793.380 --> 1795.380] Hey, Little Baby. +[1795.380 --> 1797.380] Where are you? +[1797.380 --> 1799.380] Here under the blanket. +[1799.380 --> 1801.380] Peekaboo. +[1801.380 --> 1803.380] Hey, Little Baby. +[1803.380 --> 1805.380] Where are you? +[1805.380 --> 1809.380] Here behind your two hands. +[1809.380 --> 1811.380] Peekaboo. +[1811.380 --> 1813.380] Hey, Little Baby. +[1813.380 --> 1815.380] Where are you? +[1815.380 --> 1819.380] Here behind the teddy bear. +[1819.380 --> 1821.380] Peekaboo. +[1821.380 --> 1823.380] Hey, Little Baby. +[1823.380 --> 1825.380] I love you. +[1825.380 --> 1827.380] Let's play together. +[1827.380 --> 1829.380] Peekaboo. +[1829.380 --> 1835.380] That was so much fun reading a book with you. +[1835.380 --> 1841.380] I'm a little teapot short and stout. +[1841.380 --> 1843.380] Here is my handle. +[1843.380 --> 1845.380] Here is my spout. +[1845.380 --> 1849.380] When I get all steamed up, hear me shout. +[1849.380 --> 1853.380] Tip me over and pour me out. +[1853.380 --> 1855.380] Very good. +[1855.380 --> 1857.380] Eat. +[1861.380 --> 1863.380] Eat. +[1863.380 --> 1865.380] Eat. +[1865.380 --> 1867.380] Eat. +[1867.380 --> 1869.380] Eat. +[1869.380 --> 1879.380] Eat. +[1879.380 --> 1881.380] Eat. +[1881.380 --> 1882.380] Eat. +[1882.380 --> 1884.380] eat +[1884.380 --> 1886.380] eat +[1890.380 --> 1892.380] apple +[1894.380 --> 1896.380] apple +[1898.380 --> 1900.380] apple +[1902.380 --> 1904.380] banana +[1906.380 --> 1908.380] banana +[1910.380 --> 1911.380] banana +[1912.380 --> 1914.380] cracker +[1914.380 --> 1916.380] cracker +[1918.380 --> 1920.380] cracker +[1922.380 --> 1924.380] cracker +[1926.380 --> 1928.380] cookie +[1928.380 --> 1930.380] cookie +[1930.380 --> 1932.380] cookie +[1936.380 --> 1940.380] two little eyes to look around +[1940.380 --> 1944.380] two little ears to hear each sound +[1946.380 --> 1950.380] one little nose to smell what sweet +[1950.380 --> 1954.380] and one little mouth that likes to eat +[1954.380 --> 1956.380] yay good job +[1960.380 --> 1962.380] wow friends +[1962.380 --> 1964.380] wow +[1964.380 --> 1966.380] it's Mr. Potato Head +[1966.380 --> 1968.380] what does he need +[1968.380 --> 1970.380] what does he need to see +[1970.380 --> 1972.380] eyes +[1972.380 --> 1974.380] yeah we have two eyes +[1974.380 --> 1976.380] let's give him some eyes +[1980.380 --> 1982.380] gray +[1982.380 --> 1984.380] now he has eyes +[1986.380 --> 1988.380] what does he need to smell +[1988.380 --> 1990.380] yeah friends +[1990.380 --> 1994.380] he needs a nose +[1994.380 --> 1996.380] nose +[1996.380 --> 2000.380] can you say push with me +[2000.380 --> 2002.380] we need to push the piece in +[2002.380 --> 2004.380] push +[2004.380 --> 2006.380] push +[2006.380 --> 2008.380] we did it +[2008.380 --> 2012.380] what else does he need on his face +[2012.380 --> 2014.380] how about a +[2016.380 --> 2018.380] mouth +[2018.380 --> 2020.380] how about a smile +[2020.380 --> 2022.380] and a tongue to taste +[2022.380 --> 2024.380] say push with me +[2024.380 --> 2026.380] push it in +[2026.380 --> 2028.380] we did it +[2028.380 --> 2030.380] what does he need to hear +[2030.380 --> 2032.380] yes he needs ears +[2032.380 --> 2034.380] help me push the man +[2034.380 --> 2036.380] push +[2036.380 --> 2038.380] we pushed it in +[2038.380 --> 2040.380] now he needs one more +[2040.380 --> 2042.380] push it in +[2042.380 --> 2044.380] push +[2044.380 --> 2046.380] gray +[2046.380 --> 2048.380] what do we wear on our head +[2048.380 --> 2050.380] what do we wear on our head +[2050.380 --> 2052.380] what do we wear on our head +[2052.380 --> 2054.380] hmm +[2054.380 --> 2056.380] a +[2056.380 --> 2058.380] hat +[2058.380 --> 2060.380] yay +[2060.380 --> 2062.380] should we give him a blue hat +[2062.380 --> 2064.380] or a green hat +[2064.380 --> 2068.380] how about today we choose blue +[2068.380 --> 2070.380] you say on +[2070.380 --> 2072.380] and I'll put it on +[2072.380 --> 2074.380] put it on +[2074.380 --> 2076.380] put it +[2076.380 --> 2078.380] on +[2078.380 --> 2080.380] okay +[2080.380 --> 2082.380] wow +[2082.380 --> 2084.380] he looks great +[2084.380 --> 2086.380] now let's give him feet +[2086.380 --> 2088.380] push +[2088.380 --> 2090.380] we put on the feet +[2090.380 --> 2094.380] and now we need to arms +[2094.380 --> 2098.380] can you help me push in the arms +[2098.380 --> 2100.380] say push +[2100.380 --> 2102.380] push +[2102.380 --> 2104.380] we did it +[2104.380 --> 2106.380] push +[2106.380 --> 2108.380] we did it +[2108.380 --> 2110.380] gray +[2110.380 --> 2114.380] thank you so much for helping me +[2114.380 --> 2116.380] I'm so happy +[2116.380 --> 2118.380] he's so happy +[2118.380 --> 2122.380] Mr. Potato Head is so happy +[2122.380 --> 2124.380] and I'm happy too +[2124.380 --> 2126.380] drink +[2126.380 --> 2128.380] drink +[2128.380 --> 2130.380] drink +[2130.380 --> 2132.380] drink +[2136.380 --> 2138.380] water +[2140.380 --> 2142.380] water +[2144.380 --> 2146.380] water +[2150.380 --> 2152.380] juice +[2154.380 --> 2156.380] juice +[2158.380 --> 2160.380] juice +[2160.380 --> 2162.380] hmm +[2162.380 --> 2164.380] I'm thirsty +[2164.380 --> 2166.380] I want +[2166.380 --> 2168.380] more water +[2168.380 --> 2170.380] more water +[2170.380 --> 2172.380] what do I do +[2172.380 --> 2176.380] say more say more say +[2176.380 --> 2178.380] more +[2178.380 --> 2182.380] oh wow +[2182.380 --> 2184.380] more water +[2184.380 --> 2186.380] more water +[2186.380 --> 2188.380] more water +[2188.380 --> 2192.380] thank you for helping me get +[2192.380 --> 2194.380] more +[2194.380 --> 2196.380] last thing +[2196.380 --> 2198.380] oh McDonald had a farm +[2198.380 --> 2200.380] oh McDonald had a farm +[2200.380 --> 2202.380] oh McDonald had a farm +[2202.380 --> 2204.380] EI EI EO +[2204.380 --> 2206.380] and on that farm +[2206.380 --> 2208.380] he had a cow +[2208.380 --> 2210.380] EI EI EO +[2210.380 --> 2212.380] with a moon moon here +[2212.380 --> 2214.380] and a moon moon there +[2214.380 --> 2216.380] here a moon there +[2216.380 --> 2218.380] everywhere a moon +[2218.380 --> 2220.380] oh McDonald had a farm +[2220.380 --> 2222.380] it's a pig +[2222.380 --> 2224.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2224.380 --> 2226.380] EI EO +[2226.380 --> 2228.380] and on that farm he had a pig +[2228.380 --> 2230.380] EI EO +[2230.380 --> 2232.380] with a noise going here +[2232.380 --> 2234.380] and a noise going there +[2234.380 --> 2236.380] everywhere a noise going +[2236.380 --> 2238.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2238.380 --> 2240.380] EI EO +[2240.380 --> 2242.380] what's next +[2242.380 --> 2244.380] it's a horse +[2244.380 --> 2246.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2246.380 --> 2248.380] EI EO +[2248.380 --> 2250.380] and on that farm he had a horse +[2250.380 --> 2252.380] EI EO +[2252.380 --> 2254.380] with a Na Na here +[2254.380 --> 2256.380] and a Na Na there +[2256.380 --> 2258.380] here a Na Na +[2258.380 --> 2260.380] everywhere a Na Na +[2260.380 --> 2262.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2262.380 --> 2264.380] EI EO +[2264.380 --> 2266.380] look it's a chicken +[2266.380 --> 2268.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2268.380 --> 2270.380] EI EO +[2270.380 --> 2272.380] and on that farm he had a chicken +[2272.380 --> 2274.380] EI EO +[2274.380 --> 2276.380] with a clock clock here +[2276.380 --> 2277.380] and a clock clock there +[2277.380 --> 2279.380] a clock everywhere a clock +[2279.380 --> 2281.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2281.380 --> 2283.380] EI EO +[2283.380 --> 2285.380] wow +[2285.380 --> 2287.380] it's a sheep +[2287.380 --> 2289.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2289.380 --> 2291.380] EI EO +[2291.380 --> 2293.380] and on that farm he had a sheep +[2293.380 --> 2295.380] EI EO +[2295.380 --> 2297.380] with a Baba here +[2297.380 --> 2299.380] and a Baba there +[2299.380 --> 2301.380] here a Baba +[2301.380 --> 2303.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2303.380 --> 2305.380] EI EO +[2305.380 --> 2307.380] I see a duck +[2307.380 --> 2311.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2311.380 --> 2313.380] EI EO +[2313.380 --> 2315.380] and on that farm he had a duck +[2315.380 --> 2317.380] EI EO +[2317.380 --> 2319.380] with a clock clock here +[2319.380 --> 2321.380] and a clock clock there +[2321.380 --> 2323.380] he had a clock +[2323.380 --> 2325.380] everywhere a clock +[2325.380 --> 2327.380] old McDonald had a farm +[2327.380 --> 2329.380] EI EO +[2329.380 --> 2331.380] play +[2331.380 --> 2333.380] play +[2333.380 --> 2339.380] play +[2339.380 --> 2341.380] play +[2341.380 --> 2343.380] car +[2343.380 --> 2347.380] car +[2347.380 --> 2351.380] car +[2351.380 --> 2355.380] car +[2385.380 --> 2393.380] Baby, baby +[2393.380 --> 2413.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2413.380 --> 2423.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2423.380 --> 2433.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2433.380 --> 2441.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2441.380 --> 2449.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2449.380 --> 2459.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2459.380 --> 2467.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2467.380 --> 2475.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2475.380 --> 2485.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2485.380 --> 2493.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2493.380 --> 2507.380] Come on a Saturday night, you put your head in, you put your head out, you give your head a shake, shake, shake, and turn yourself about. +[2507.380 --> 2517.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2517.380 --> 2521.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2521.380 --> 2525.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2525.380 --> 2535.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2535.380 --> 2543.380] Here we go, who can do? +[2543.380 --> 2553.380] Help! +[2553.380 --> 2561.380] Help! +[2561.380 --> 2573.380] Wait! +[2573.380 --> 2581.380] Stop! +[2581.380 --> 2593.380] Go! +[2593.380 --> 2603.380] Stop horse! +[2603.380 --> 2613.380] Green means go, go, go, go! +[2613.380 --> 2621.380] Yellow means slow, slow, slow, slow. +[2621.380 --> 2631.380] Red means stop, go, go, go, slow, slow, slow. +[2631.380 --> 2659.380] Red means stop, go, go, slow, slow. +[2659.380 --> 2661.380] Stop! +[2661.380 --> 2665.380] Here we go, go! +[2665.380 --> 2669.380] Yes! +[2669.380 --> 2673.380] Yes! +[2673.380 --> 2679.380] No! +[2679.380 --> 2683.380] No! +[2683.380 --> 2687.380] No! +[2687.380 --> 2691.380] Pick a boot! +[2691.380 --> 2693.380] Pick a boot! +[2693.380 --> 2697.380] Pick a boot! +[2697.380 --> 2703.380] Good job! +[2703.380 --> 2705.380] I'm so happy, jump! +[2705.380 --> 2708.380] I'm so happy, jump clap! +[2708.380 --> 2712.380] I'm so happy today, jump clap spin! +[2712.380 --> 2714.380] Stomp stomp, hey! +[2714.380 --> 2716.380] I'm so happy, jump! +[2716.380 --> 2722.380] I'm so happy and nothing's gonna bring me down today. +[2722.380 --> 2726.380] I can sing and dance! +[2726.380 --> 2728.380] I can hang out with my friends! +[2728.380 --> 2734.380] I can draw a picture of the sky! +[2734.380 --> 2736.380] I can spin around! +[2736.380 --> 2740.380] I can go upside down! +[2740.380 --> 2744.380] Even if it's hard, I wanna try! +[2744.380 --> 2746.380] I wanna try! +[2746.380 --> 2748.380] I'm so happy, jump! +[2748.380 --> 2752.380] I'm so happy, jump clap! +[2752.380 --> 2756.380] I'm so happy today, jump clap spin! +[2756.380 --> 2758.380] Stomp stomp, hey! +[2758.380 --> 2760.380] I'm so happy, jump! +[2760.380 --> 2762.380] I'm so happy and nothing's gonna bring me down! +[2762.380 --> 2766.380] politicians, women, dumb kids gonna bring me down today! +[2766.380 --> 2768.380] What if the rings? +[2768.380 --> 2772.380] No, no, no, I can dance in the rain! +[2772.380 --> 2774.380] What if it's home? +[2774.380 --> 2778.380] I'll have a chocolate drink! +[2778.380 --> 2780.380] What if it's... +[2780.380 --> 2784.380] It's okay, I can get back again. +[2784.380 --> 2788.380] My joy is in the way I choose to be! +[2788.380 --> 2790.380] Yeah, it is! +[2790.380 --> 2820.380] I'm so happy, jump, I'm so happy, jump, I'm so happy today, jump, cluck spin, slump, slump, slump, I'm so happy, jump, I'm so happy, jump, cluck spin, slump, slump, slump, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck spin, slump, slump, slump, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I +[2820.380 --> 2838.200] 'm so happy, I'm so happy, jump, cluck, I am so happy, venture with my life over a +[2838.200 --> 2839.200] Up. +[2840.700 --> 2841.700] Up. +[2844.200 --> 2845.200] Down. +[2846.700 --> 2848.200] Down. +[2849.200 --> 2850.700] Down. +[2852.700 --> 2855.700] The girl is going up. +[2856.700 --> 2857.700] Up. +[2859.700 --> 2860.700] Up. +[2863.700 --> 2867.700] Now she's going down. +[2868.200 --> 2869.200] Up. +[2872.200 --> 2874.200] Outside. +[2875.200 --> 2877.200] Outside. +[2878.200 --> 2880.200] Outside. +[2884.200 --> 2886.200] Sleep. +[2888.200 --> 2890.200] Sleep. +[2891.200 --> 2893.200] Sleep. +[2898.200 --> 2899.200] Up. +[2908.200 --> 2910.200] Red. +[2911.200 --> 2920.200] Orange yellow green blue indigo violet. +[2920.200 --> 2922.200] I love a rainbow. +[2923.200 --> 2926.200] I love a rainbow. +[2927.200 --> 2929.200] I love a rainbow. +[2930.200 --> 2932.200] I love a rainbow. +[2933.200 --> 2935.200] Oh oh oh oh. +[2936.200 --> 2938.200] Red. +[2939.200 --> 2942.200] Orange yellow green blue indigo violet. +[2942.200 --> 2944.200] I love a rainbow. +[2944.200 --> 2946.200] I love a rainbow. +[2946.200 --> 2948.200] I love a rainbow. +[2948.200 --> 2949.200] Orange. +[2950.200 --> 2957.200] Yellow green blue indigo violet. +[2958.200 --> 2960.200] I love a rainbow. +[2961.200 --> 2963.200] I love a rainbow. +[2964.200 --> 2966.200] I love a rainbow. +[2967.200 --> 2969.200] Oh oh oh oh. +[2970.200 --> 2973.200] I love a rainbow. +[2974.200 --> 2976.200] I love a rainbow. +[2976.200 --> 2979.200] I love a rainbow. +[2988.200 --> 2991.200] Please. +[2992.200 --> 2994.200] Please. +[2995.200 --> 2997.200] Please. +[2997.200 --> 2999.200] Thank you. +[3000.200 --> 3002.200] Thank you. +[3003.200 --> 3005.200] Thank you. +[3006.200 --> 3008.200] Sorry. +[3009.200 --> 3011.200] Sorry. +[3012.200 --> 3015.200] Sorry. +[3016.200 --> 3019.200] Sorry. +[3020.200 --> 3023.200] Sorry. +[3026.200 --> 3028.200] Oh Mr. Sun. +[3028.200 --> 3029.200] Sun. +[3029.200 --> 3031.200] Mr. Golden Sun. +[3031.200 --> 3034.200] Please shine down on me. +[3034.200 --> 3036.200] Oh Mr. Sun. +[3036.200 --> 3037.200] Sun. +[3037.200 --> 3039.200] Mr. Golden Sun. +[3039.200 --> 3043.200] Hiding behind a tree. +[3043.200 --> 3047.200] These little children are asking you. +[3047.200 --> 3051.200] To please come out so we can play with you. +[3051.200 --> 3053.200] Oh Mr. Sun. +[3053.200 --> 3054.200] Sun. +[3054.200 --> 3056.200] Mr. Golden Sun. +[3056.200 --> 3061.200] Please shine down on me. +[3064.200 --> 3066.700] I said. +[3066.700 --> 3071.700] Please shine down on me. +[3071.700 --> 3075.200] Oh Dr. Golduld. +[3075.200 --> 3087.200] I will and get my girlfriend in Skatok fahrenheit with my brother-in-law. +[3087.200 --> 3093.200] I will bring my looks and data to you. +[3093.200 --> 3108.200] Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Please shine down on me. +[3108.200 --> 3117.200] Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Hiding behind that tree. +[3117.200 --> 3124.200] Please little children are asking you to please come out so we can play with you. +[3124.200 --> 3130.200] Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Please shine down on me. +[3130.200 --> 3137.200] Oh, Mr. Sun, Sun, Mr. Golden Sun, Please shine down on me. +[3137.200 --> 3142.200] Can you pretend to be a banana with me? +[3142.200 --> 3146.200] Go like this and pretend you're a banana. +[3147.200 --> 3151.200] Okay. Are you ready? +[3152.200 --> 3157.200] Bananas you night. +[3176.200 --> 3184.680] Bananas eat eat bananas eat bananas eat bananas eat bananas go bananas +[3187.640 --> 3190.200] That was so fun great job +[3200.600 --> 3203.440] What what +[3203.440 --> 3206.440] What what +[3212.440 --> 3214.440] Want milk +[3217.440 --> 3219.440] Want +[3219.440 --> 3221.440] Choose +[3221.440 --> 3224.440] Want water +[3225.440 --> 3227.440] Good job +[3227.440 --> 3229.440] You did it +[3233.440 --> 3238.440] Everybody grab your ticket follow me +[3238.440 --> 3241.440] Come inside the zoo there's so much to see +[3241.440 --> 3245.440] Look at how the elephants are stomping their feet +[3245.440 --> 3248.440] Look at that giraffe having leaves to eat +[3248.440 --> 3252.440] Walking at the zoo +[3252.440 --> 3255.440] Walking at the zoo +[3255.440 --> 3258.440] Me and you walking at the zoo +[3258.440 --> 3261.440] Walking at the zoo +[3261.440 --> 3263.440] Walking at the zoo +[3263.440 --> 3265.440] Do the le-do +[3265.440 --> 3267.440] I can see an ostrich and her egg +[3267.440 --> 3270.440] And a pink flamingo standing on one leg +[3270.440 --> 3273.440] I can see a peacock prancing around +[3273.440 --> 3276.440] And a lazy lion laying on the ground +[3276.440 --> 3279.440] Walking at the zoo +[3279.440 --> 3281.440] Walking at the zoo +[3281.440 --> 3285.440] Me and you walking at the zoo +[3285.440 --> 3287.440] Walking at the zoo +[3287.440 --> 3289.440] Do the le-do +[3289.440 --> 3293.440] Swinging around +[3293.440 --> 3299.440] Like a monkey in a tree swimming around +[3299.440 --> 3302.440] Like the penguin's one two three +[3302.440 --> 3305.440] Look at how the sloth moves really slow +[3305.440 --> 3308.440] And the cheetahs are fast they go go go +[3308.440 --> 3311.440] Now let's wave goodbye to the big baboon +[3311.440 --> 3313.440] Bye bye zoo +[3313.440 --> 3315.440] We'll see you soon +[3315.440 --> 3317.440] Walking at the zoo +[3317.440 --> 3319.440] Walking at the zoo +[3319.440 --> 3323.440] Me and you walking at the zoo +[3323.440 --> 3325.440] Walking at the zoo +[3325.440 --> 3327.440] Do the le-do +[3327.440 --> 3335.440] Swinging around +[3335.440 --> 3339.440] Let's sing Mary had a little lamb +[3339.440 --> 3343.440] Mary had a little lamb +[3343.440 --> 3345.440] Little lamb +[3345.440 --> 3347.440] Mary had a little lamb +[3347.440 --> 3351.440] Whose fleece was white and snow +[3351.440 --> 3355.440] Everywhere that Mary went +[3355.440 --> 3358.440] Mary went +[3358.440 --> 3361.440] Mary went everywhere +[3361.440 --> 3363.440] That Mary went +[3363.440 --> 3365.440] That lamb was sure to blow +[3365.440 --> 3367.440] Mary had a little lamb +[3367.440 --> 3369.440] Little lamb +[3369.440 --> 3371.440] Mary had a little lamb +[3371.440 --> 3373.440] Little lamb +[3373.440 --> 3375.440] Little lamb +[3375.440 --> 3377.440] Mary had a little lamb +[3377.440 --> 3381.440] Whose fleece was white and snow +[3381.440 --> 3385.440] Everywhere that Mary went +[3385.440 --> 3387.440] Mary went +[3387.440 --> 3389.440] Everywhere that Mary went +[3389.440 --> 3393.440] That lamb was sure to blow +[3393.440 --> 3395.440] Yes +[3397.440 --> 3399.000] Mama +[3399.000 --> 3401.000] Mama +[3401.000 --> 3403.000] Mama +[3403.000 --> 3405.000] You said Mama +[3405.000 --> 3412.000] Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da +[3412.000 --> 3416.000] Wow da da daddy's in the kitchen +[3416.000 --> 3417.760] Ba +[3417.760 --> 3419.520] Ba +[3419.520 --> 3420.480] Ba +[3420.480 --> 3423.240] Oh, the teddy bear? +[3423.240 --> 3426.040] You see the teddy bear. +[3426.040 --> 3429.120] It's a brown teddy bear. +[3429.120 --> 3433.840] Let's get the teddy bear and play with it together. +[3435.280 --> 3437.600] We're playing with the teddy bear. +[3437.600 --> 3438.920] It's fun. +[3438.920 --> 3443.920] It's time for a special book about belly brats. +[3443.920 --> 3446.480] About belly brats. +[3446.480 --> 3454.280] Breed slow and steady teddy by Rachel Ekerso and Zana Ford, LCSW. +[3454.280 --> 3460.320] Teddy is feeling mad because his blocked tower fell down. +[3460.320 --> 3464.800] Breed slow and steady teddy, everything's okay. +[3464.800 --> 3466.600] Take a belly breath. +[3466.600 --> 3468.720] Now what do you say? +[3468.720 --> 3471.520] Sigh. +[3471.520 --> 3473.720] I feel better. +[3473.800 --> 3475.520] I feel better. +[3475.520 --> 3477.920] I'll see her soon. +[3477.920 --> 3480.560] I can make her a picture. +[3482.560 --> 3485.000] It's a big, big book. +[3485.000 --> 3487.240] It's a big, big book. +[3487.240 --> 3489.160] It's a big, big book. +[3489.160 --> 3492.840] I can ask my daddy to help me build it again. +[3492.840 --> 3498.880] Teddy is feeling sad because he misses his mom. +[3498.880 --> 3500.380] I'll see her soon. +[3500.380 --> 3502.540] I can make her a picture. +[3504.420 --> 3508.740] Teddy is feeling afraid because he doesn't like the dark. +[3510.460 --> 3512.720] Breathe slow and steady, Teddy. +[3512.720 --> 3514.660] Everything's okay. +[3514.660 --> 3516.380] Take a belly breath. +[3516.380 --> 3518.460] Now what do you say? +[3518.460 --> 3519.300] Sigh. +[3521.420 --> 3522.980] I feel better. +[3522.980 --> 3525.180] I can ask for my night light. +[3526.180 --> 3530.180] When I take a deep breath, my brain works better. +[3530.180 --> 3534.180] When I'm calm, I can figure out what I need. +[3534.180 --> 3536.180] Taking deep breaths helps me. +[3536.180 --> 3538.180] Can you try it? +[3538.180 --> 3541.180] Put a stuffed animal on your belly and make it rise. +[3541.180 --> 3543.180] Great job. +[3543.180 --> 3545.180] The end. +[3551.180 --> 3553.180] Remind me. +[3553.180 --> 3556.180] What do I do when I'm feeling mad? +[3556.180 --> 3562.180] Stop breathe slowly in and out. +[3562.180 --> 3565.180] Stop breathe slowly. +[3565.180 --> 3568.180] There's no need to shout. +[3568.180 --> 3571.180] You can make a smart choice. +[3571.180 --> 3574.180] Feelings come and go. +[3574.180 --> 3579.180] You'll feel better soon. +[3579.180 --> 3585.180] Start by breathing slow. +[3585.180 --> 3586.180] Yeah. +[3591.180 --> 3594.180] Songs for the love. +[3594.180 --> 3597.180] Songs for the love.