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(upbeat music)

Please welcome Tika Sumpter.

(cheering and upbeat music)

Hi, welcome back!

Thank you for having me.

Uh huh.

I love, I love.

Thank you!

(cheering)

I love all the way down to the shoes.

Thank you thank you.

Yep, you twirl.

There's a pearl under there.

There's a pearl, it's like a hidden little thing.

Are those Dior's?

Uh no, they're (stuttering) my stylist is gonna kill me.

I can never remember anything, they're like what are

you wearing, I'm like, I don't know.

(laughing)

This is Prada though, so.

Well, yeah, no, that's very nice.

Thank you.

Last time you were here

(clapping)

last time you were here, I must admit, honestly,

you were a little tight.

Ooh!

Yes.

Was I?

You were a little tight to me and a little tight

to my crowd, and just a little tight.

You know what, having a daughter now, has allowed me

to be more vulnerable, to be honest.

And wanting me to like --

Come out here dancing?

You know what I'm saying?

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Were you pregnant last time I saw you?

Maybe she was a seed?

She was a seed maybe?

Um, I don't remember to be honest.

How you hide something like that?

Where've you been?

(laughing)

I mean I wear baggy clothes, I mean, I only hid it

because I, you know, there's peace in my -- yeah.

I wasn't hiding it there, but,

there's like peace in my privacy, I felt like,

but now I just feel like I really want to share

my own experiences with the world because there's a lot

of people who can relate to what's going on in my life.

Like, therapy.

So, no, I like it, I like it.

By the way, can we get tooth cam.

Yes.

Rambo, go.

(cheering)

You know.

Is there anything?

No, your teeth are gorgeous.

No, you know, you get a little money, you can fix them.

(laughing)

I love it, I love it.

Yeah thank you.

Um, so, alright, so are you married?

Who is this man?

So, I'm engaged.

(cheering)

Yeah, we've been engaged for like two years because

yeah, everything happened so fast, I met him on

The Haves and the Have Nots and (laughing),

and he literally --

We were in a scene, he was just making me laugh

the entire time and I was like, yeah call me if you guys

go out or something, and he called me and we were

at this club and it was predominantly black,

and he was so comfortable, just like, just in his

own little thing and I was like, are you okay?

And then we ended up like kissing that night and --

(cheering)

and then we got pregnant!

(laughing)

Did the black people at the club throw tomatoes

at you?

No they didn't throw tomatoes, they were like welcoming

to him, I mean obviously --

How they treating you on social media?

You know, so, there are a few haters which is fine

because I feel like something's going on in your own life

that you're not happy about for you to be all up

in my love life, and I'm like,

(clapping)

I'm like, I fell in love with who I fell in love with

and that's the end of the story, but you're not gonna

play him and you're not gonna play me.

I may be cute and sweet, but I will clap back.

You are from --

I'm from Queens.

She's from Hollis Queens.

I'm from Hollis Queens, by way of Long Island,

but I'm not, don't play with me.

Don't play.

(cheering)

But I'll smile.

This is not the girl I saw last time you were here,

I'm so glad you could --

Really?

Yes.

What?

You were tight!

(laughing)

Like tight!

I was nervous, I was, I don't know what I was,

but I'm free now, girl, so what?

Okay, okay now.

(cheering)

So, I understand Aretha Franklin was a fan

of The Have and Have Nots and you got your fan out.

Talk about it Tika.

Oh my God, so, Aretha Franklin's people like called

a bunch of the cast of The Haves and Have Nots.

They shoot in Atlanta.

We shoot in Atlanta and we find out it's one of her

favorite shows so she's like come to my show or whatever.

We came and they're singing on stage, actually they're

singing a song from Sparkle, and I'm like (singing)

and I'm like oh my God, and she's like,

And we got Tika Sumpter here!

And I'm like

(laughing)

What?

Did she call you on stage or something?

No, but she called out my name and I was like

where is my camera!

Right, right.

And we went backstage and she was just like, I love you

and I love your character, and I'm like, do you?

You don't wanna slap her?

You know, (laughing) so yeah.

She loves shady shows.

Shade.

Your show, she loved our show.

And my character's shady, so.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yes.

(laughing)

I'm almost embarrassed to ask you this, so I'll ask

the audience, do you think she gets nice?

Gets nice?

What?

Can somebody explain this?

Oh you're from Queens.

Yeah, gets nice?

Oh like drinking?

(laughing)

Okay, I'm sorry.

You're a whole --

I'm a whole mother right now.

Yes, you're a whole different person

than you were before, like I like this Tika.

Oh thank you.

I mean I like the old one, too, but you were just stiff --

You know what, you just, people grow, and I was growing

more into myself and then, you know, I had a kid

and I realized holy hell, shit is hard,

sorry I cursed.

See!

It's hard, and I just --

(cheering)

Alright, so let's talk about the new movie, Nobody's Fool.

Yes.

Some of my favorites, Tiffany, Whoopi.

Yes, Omari.

Who looks, he looks really good there.

(laughing)

No wait, wait until you see the movie.

Okay so you play?

I play this tight character at first.

(laughing)

Of course, tight, see what I'm saying?

But you know, she'll flip out on you in a second.

But she's this woman who seemingly has everything together

except her love life and it's this plot about her

sister, kinda bringing her best self out.

Because her sister gets outta jail, played

by Tiffany Haddish.

Played by Tiffany, and we're totally different and --

Uh huh and Whoopi could care less.

Whoopi, no, no there's some good advice from Whoopi

in there about love and men and you know,

people present themselves as this thing and they're

actually not that thing.

Yes.

So there's this whole catfish thing, but then there's

also like, reality of like, what you need is sometimes

right in front of you and we all have these lists

of things that we want in a partner and sometimes

they just don't play out like that, you know?

Is that true for you too?

I wrote a list when I was in like high school

and middle school and --

Then life gets real.

Life gets real and then you grow and you realize

that, listen that stuff, a lot of that stuff doesn't

even matter.

So we talked about you last week on Hot Topics.

Oh God.

(laughing)

How tight I was?

(laughing)

No, I knew that you were coming here so I figured

I'd discuss this with you.

Okay.

Okay, so, remember when I was telling you there was

a prom going on at the hotel and Tiffany and Tika

crashed it?

Yes.

What was going on before you all actually went

into that prom?

So we were like eating dinner downstairs.

Uh huh you went and were eating dinner and that's it?

Drinking a lot --

We had some drinks, yes?

We're grown, we were having drinks.

So you were getting nice?

We were getting -- oh nice nice!

(laughing)

I'm like drinking, yes!

We were getting nice and uh --

Lifted?

You know, you know what I'm saying.

Getting dirty.

(laughing)

And so, we were having a really good time

and were like, let's go hang out with those kids,

let's go dance for a second.

And we did and it was so much fun, like those kids,

I mean they're wild, I thought I had energy, I'm like

I have none.

Right right.

I knew that there was a story behind the story.

Oh yeah, no and then we went out and got lit.

Okay!

(cheering)

Thank you Tika for coming back and being so the you

that I love!

Thank you!

Everybody, Nobody's Fool hits theaters on Friday.

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A Grieving Widow and The Parking Nerd - Duration: 9:10.

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Debra Nieves.

Good morning your Honor.

Occasionally, someone comes before me

who just needs to vent.

That was the case with Debra Nieves.

She had a lot to get off her chest,

and I was there to listen.

Good morning. Good morning.

First of all, those tickets,

my husband got, before he passed away.

I can remember each one,

diligently, because he told me about it.

My lack was not coming here before it,

to take care of it, because we knew he was terminally ill.

He was a veteran.

He had sugar diabetes for over 20 some odd years.

We waited over 36 years to be together.

I was with him for his last seven years of his life.

(sighs shakily)

One of the tickets was downtown,

outside a TD Bank, on the side street.

I went in to TD Bank.

We'd parked in the handicap zone.

The first one.

He stayed in the car, I went into the bank.

I came out, there's a ticket.

He's in the car!

With the handicap plaque!

So I said, "I'll take care of it."

He ended up in the hospital.

I was gonna come in and fight that one.

The other ones.

One was right in front of my house.

We moved in March, there was still snow.

We pulled the van out front

so he could have access to the van,

cause he always had a boot.

He had a callous in the bottom, an ulcer,

that never healed.

July 13th, 2016.

I was with him when he took his last breath.

But the other one was on Broad Street,

he was on his way to dialysis.

There was snow.

He parked where he could walk in to beat those

to go get his stupid food,

because he had to bring up his sugar

before he went into dialysis.

When he came out, there was a ticket.

He told me, "Babe, I didn't know I had the ticket."

I said, "Well, you got a ticket."

Those are the three tickets that I knew of.

The other one was because my son went to pick him up,

and he parked in a spot, he didn't have the stupid handicap,

he waited for my husband.

And because my husband walked slow, with a cane,

and usually either a cast or a boot on his foot,

they gave my son a ticket.

Right now, my van,

which is the only piece that I have of him,

because before he died, we did a GoFundMe.

I'm still paying for that stupid van.

It's not stupid.

But it's my only transportation back and forth to work.

I live on disability, and I work a part time job

just to make it through every day.

I'm lost, I'm still in,

sorry.

I'm still in grieving for him.

We just did a tribute to him last year

by the Patriots and the Rolling Thunder,

they came and did a tribute for him.

He was a jokester.

Anybody that came across his path loved him.

On my baddest days, I know he's still with me,

and I know this is part of him laughing at me,

and saying, "Babe, I'm still with you,

"go fix the judge now." (laughing)

But Friday, my son borrowed my van

to go do something.

I was getting ready to go to work.

He calls me and says, "Ma, your car got booted."

Are you kidding me?

I said, "Are you kidding me?

"I gotta go to work!"

I had to get rides for Saturday, I owe money.

I had to get rides for yesterday, I owe money.

I'm supposed to be at work right now, I owe money.

I don't get no money until Friday.

My car is still booted, hopefully they didn't tow it,

because I'm gonna owe that too.

But Friday when I called,

they said it was too late in the afternoon

to see you or come to court.

Or if I didn't pay the money, which I don't have,

I don't know which way to go.

So my daughter, which is covering for me right now at work,

told me, "Ma, go to court."

I'm sorry. (laughing)

First of all, there is one thing that is abundantly clear,

that is that you loved him deeply,

and he loved you, obviously.

As you expressed, his medical condition was such

that these tickets all revolved around him.

The car was in a handicapped zone, it was tagged,

he had an ulcerated foot, he was in the car.

All of these tickets that the cop placed on the car

with a subject that would have been dismissed at that point,

if I had had that knowledge.

So I am going to dismiss

all the charges on the tickets.

However, there is a boot on the car.

The city pays a private contractor $100 for the boot.

I can't even afford that. (sobs)

I'm gonna make an exception that I rarely make.

I'm gonna waive the boot fee.

The matter is dismissed.

Good luck to you.

Thank you.

(funky bass)

Frank Mastrobuono.

Good morning, Your Honor.

You have four overnight parking tickets.

Yes, Your Honor.

Are you living in Providence?

Yes, Your Honor, I reside on Hammond Street

where the tickets were received.

The car's not registered there, however.

No, the car isn't.

I've actually only been in Providence for a few months.

I'm here getting a business off the ground,

and to be perfectly honest,

a permit poses a financial barrier for myself.

Also I reside in an apartment

because I don't make that much money,

with a number of other people.

City's ordinance only permits two residents

to have a parking permit.

So essentially, my roommates and I would have to choose

which one of us is gonna have to be the one to get tickets.

However, Your Honor, I have another argument

to make that's completely aside from that,

and much more empirical, if you'd like to hear it.

Essentially, Your Honor, right here I have, as printed,

the regulations of the parking program

as accessed from the city's website just this morning.

On page 5, subsection D,

"All rules governing the parking regulations

"on a particular street

"shall be enforced as they are posted."

Subsection A, "The Division of Traffic Engineering

"will install signage where appropriate

"and indicate where overnight parking

"is permitted and/or prohibited."

There are no signs on my street, Your Honor.

(audience chuckles)

These are the city ordinances.

Quite extensive. City ordinances provide

that parking is not allowed overnight in Providence.

Everyone is presumed to know what's in the city ordinances.

I know you didn't read the book, but, (book thumps)

after you receive the first one, I can understand.

When people move from another jurisdiction,

I understand they don't know that they can't park overnight.

I always give them a break for the first one.

Sometimes I give a break for the second one.

The third one, I never give them a break after that.

I mean, at what point do you say,

"I really can't park overnight"?

What do you do, you read the city,

Yeah, I think if the city--

You should've read the city ordinances.

I did read the city ordinances.

These are right here, these are as accessed

from the city's website.

Am I supposed to come down

and rent that book from the library?

Is that where that's available?

I'm not sure.

I'm trying to make you feel comfortable.

I'm just telling you, that's not the city ordinance.

These are the city ordinances, they override that.

That's the city's website, right?

Very simple, you get a parking ticket

that says you can't park there.

I understand, again, at the risk of being repetitious,

you didn't know.

I'll dismiss it.

Second time, didn't know.

The third or the fourth time, you know, it's $40.

Sure, well Your Honor, how about the ordinance that,

"All outstanding parking violations issued

"on vehicle registration must be paid

"in order to obtain a parking permit"?

What you're doing is, you're challenging this.

I'm gonna set it down for trial.

You can come back, the City Solicitor will be here.

You make your argument, he'll make his argument.

And the matter will be set down for trial.

Sure.

Good luck.

Thank you very much.

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Top 10 Scary Prison Urban Legends - Part 2 - Duration: 8:52.

Most prisons have a dark and creepy past that comes back to haunt the living.

There are a lot of strange and scary stories about what goes on behind the cell bars.

So let's take a closer look at the top 10 scary prison urban legends part 2.

How's it going YouTube?

I'm your host Landon Dowlatsingh You guys loved part one so much so we decided to make

a second video.

If you haven't seen part one, click right over here.

Alright enough of that, let's jump right into this list.

Cropsey creeps onto this list in at number 10.

Kids who live on Staten Island have been terrorized by scary stories about an escaped mental patient

who would snatch innocent children.

There are different variations of this urban legend.

Some people say that Cropsey has a hook for a hand and he uses that to steal kids.

Others believe that he carries around a bloody axe while some people say that he is a demon

that terrorizes the woods at night.

Although Cropsey was just known as a scary urban legend, this story became a reality

when children started to go missing for real.

Pottawatomie County Jail brings us to number 9.

This prison is notoriously known to house some of the most sadistic criminals.

Inmates would be locked up here while they were waiting on death row and even though

only 3 inmates died inside of these prison walls, some pretty horrifying things have

happened here.

According to the local legend, the three inmates who were executed here and the superintendent

haunt this prison.

The superintendent was very attached to this prison, so his ghost can be seen lurking the

halls, looking to punish the inmates.

Even though this prison is no longer in operation, visitors have reported feeling something tugging

on them, feeling an intense amount of sadness in some of the cells or they felt that there

was a presence there that wasn't visible.

Why are people visiting this jail when it's not even open, sounds like a bad idea to me.

Number 8 we have Missouri State Penitentiary.

This prison was named the bloodiest 47 acres in America because of its brutal and intense

history.

There have been over 100 organized paranormal investigations here because it is one of the

most haunted prisons in America.

But according to the local urban Legend, the most haunted place in the entire prison is

A-Hall and the solitary confinement chamber.

One of the scariest ghosts that haunts the prison is located in cell 47.

He was brutally murdered with a sledgehammer during a prison riot.

His spirt was photographed during one of the paranormal investigations Yeah that's not

creepy at all…It is believed that his spirit is extremely violent and aggressive.

So if I were you, I wouldn't be visiting this creepy ass prison any time soon.

Maxwell Street Police Station makes it onto this list in at number 7.

This prison was one of the first in the country to attempt to house inmates separately.

Because of this, the warden was required by law to visit the inmates every day.

This doesn't sound too bad, right?

Wrong.

The inmates were routinely tortured in order to gain control.

Some of them were soaked in water and then hung out during winter.

Others were tightly chained to a chair and it was impossible to move.

They were bound so tightly that their circulation was cut off so this torture method resulted

in a lot of amputations.

But these horror stories still didn't compare to the urban legend surrounding the basement

of this prison.

Because majority of the tortures occurred in the basement, it is said that the ghosts

of the inmates haunt these walls and you can still hear them moaning, crying and rattling

their chains.

Ottawa Jail creeps into number 6.

This old building served as Ottawa's jail for over 100 years.

So that's plenty of time to generate a couple of Urban legends at this notorious jail.

The Ottawa jail was the site of three horrific executions.

These inmates were hanged in the gallows and it is said that their ghosts haunt this building

to this very day.

The jail has been converted into a hostel so you can actually stay the night, if you're

brave enough.

But just be warned, some people have claimed that an angry ghost was seen appearing at

the foot of their bed or they could hear the screams and necks breaking as they passed

the gallows.

Hmm… this doesn't sound like the type of place that I would want to sleep in.

Moving on to number 5 with Lincoln Heights Jail.

This prison was opened in 1931 but they closed their doors in 1965, probably because there

was so much abuse and brutality here.

On Christmas day seven inmates were brutally beaten and 8 police officers were arrested

after a in depth investigation was ordered.

This beating was known as Bloody Christmas.

So it was incidents like this one that makes people believe that this abandoned prison

is haunted.

According to the Urban Legend, there used to be a very vicious and nasty inmate that

made the other prisoners desperately uncomfortable.

People say that the guards would place misbehaving inmates in the same cell as this deranged

criminal and when they made their rounds, the other inmate would be dead.

Hopefully this really is only an urban legend because that would be pretty brutal if this

story was real.

A Nottingham prison breaks into this list in at number 4.

The prison was built on a Saxon settlement that dates all the way back to 600AD and this

is why people believe that this prison is haunted by a ton of ghosts and poltergeists.

People say that when you come into the prison you can hear random doors slamming shut, creepy

whispers and sudden drops in temperature.

To top everything else off, this prison also had a courtroom and performed many executions.

So, it's a one stop shop for prisoners.

They could be tried, sentenced and punished all under the same roof.

Mansfield Reformatory comes into number 3.

This prison has been the backdrop for a lot of famous movies such as The Shawshank Redemption

and Air Force One, but this prison also has a very violent past.

Back in the 1930s a riot broke out and once the dust settled, 120 inmates were condemned

to share 12 cells for one whole week.

During their torture, they weren't given any food or water which caused a lot of them

to go insane or die.

And over the course of its 94 years of operation, a lot of other prisoners died here due to

diseases and suicide.

Because of the high death tolls, they put a cemetery on the grounds and now there are

over 200 graves.

So as the urban legend goes, these tortured souls haunt the prison.

Visitors have said that they have been aggressively pushed and punched by spirits, they feel sudden

chills, hear cell doors slam shut and they see lots of dark spirits roaming around the

halls.

Next up in at number 2 is the Saint Augustine jail.

It is a common belief that the prisons who were sent here were there to be punished,

not rehabilitated.

They were brutally tortured on a constant basis and a lot of the prisoners were executed

here in an inhumane way.

So because of Saint Augustine's dark past, a lot of scary paranormal shit goes on here.

People believe that you can hear an nasty laugh echoing in the hall, you can hear chains

rattling and footsteps approaching you from behind.

But beware, if you go on a paranormal tour here make sure you don't visit the kitchen.

There is a legend of a prisoner who haunts the kitchen by throwing knives at his unsuspecting

victims.

And topping this list in at number 1 we have the HMP Shrewsbury Prison.

There have been a ton of gruesome deaths that have occurred here over the years including

murders and suicides.

There were actually so many suicides that an investigation was launched after three

inmates hanged themselves over a period of just two weeks.

It is said that the prison's A wing is the most haunted part of the prison.

The hanging room was converted into a session room but it is definitely not a place that

you'd want to be in.

Some officers who worked here in the past have said that they have been pushed down

the stairs while they were working alone, they've heard doors slam shut, seen things

moving around them and footsteps.

It is believed that one of the dead female prisoners refused to leave and she will try

to grab anyone who is in her way and drag them to the execution chamber.

Well there you guys have it

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Florida Concealed Weapons Permit | Are you eligible? - Duration: 3:26.

Hello and welcome to Tampa Carry.

My name is Ryan.

If you're considering obtaining your Florida concealed weapons permit,

You first want to make sure that you are eligible under Florida law.

In this video

I'm gonna discuss who is allowed to have a concealed weapon permit

and who cannot.

To be eligible to obtain a Florida concealed weapons permit

you must be 21 years or older

or if you are active duty military or a military veteran you can apply at any age.

I think that is super cool.

Next, you must complete a concealed weapons permit course.

If you live in or near Tampa Bay, I would love the honor to train you.

Simply visit www.tampacarry.com

to view our course schedule.

Despite what the media and anti gun advocates say

there are some reasons that you may not qualify for a Florida Concealed Weapons Permit.

Some possible reasons for ineligibility are;

The physical inability to handle a firearm safely.

A felony conviction unless civil and firearm rights have

been restored by the convicting authority

Having adjudication withheld

or sentence suspended on a felony or misdemeanor crime of violence

unless 3 years has elapsed since probation

or other conditions of the court have been fulfilled.

A conviction of a misdemeanor crime of violence in the last three years.

A conviction for violation of controlled substance laws or multiple

arrests for such offenses.

A record of drug or alcohol abuse.

Two or more DUI convictions within the previous three years.

Being committed to mental institution or adjudicated incompetent or mentally defective.

Failing to provide proof or proficiency with the firearm.

Having been issued a domestic violence injunction

or an injunction against repeat violence that is currently in force.

If you have ever renounce your US citizenship.

If you received a dishonorable discharge from the Armed Forces.

Being a fugitive from justice.

You can find a detailed explanation for these various disqualifying conditions

by reading through the application instructions.

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"Parla, why did you go to the firm?" | #Elif787 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 2:40.

I met with Kerem's new assistant today.

It's hard to find a girl so cute, so sweet.

She's very smart. And they got along well with Kerem.

Oh, that's so good. It's really hard to find an employee to get along well.

- I hope she stays. - Amen, aunt Kiymet, amen. You'd love her if you see her.

Oh my God, you're so cute!

- I feel that we'll get along very well. - I hope so.

Whatever, I shouldn't keep you. Get back to whatever you're doing.

- Alright, see you around. - Have a good day, sweetie!

Bravo Kerem, did you really look for this scruffy girl?

My eyes were bleeding of her clothes.

Wrong alarm.

And she's so mild.

She always responds like "sure thing ma'am", "of course ma'am", "however you wish ma'am", whatever we say.

I really liked her.

Parla, dear, why did you go to the firm?

You know, I saw Kerem in the morning, he was sick.

I wasn't that comfortable, I wanted to see by myself. Glad that I did, otherwise he wouldn't come by himself.

So you went there, just to see Kerem?

Yes, Hümiş, shouldn't I to worry about my fiance?

You should, sure. As long as you have good intentions, what's the problem?

But being a guardian, visiting just to control...

or being risen to the bait...

These are bad for your intentions, right?

God forbid, Hümiş. Look what you're telling.

Of course it's bad to go see someone with these intentions.

Just like that.

I better get going, I'll stop by later anyway.

You don't have to send me at all, lots of kisses.

- Bye, Parla, good bye. - Good bye honey.

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SPYRO REIGNITED TRILOGY TRAILER | Reaction - Duration: 14:19.

Hello everybody, my name is Katja and guys welcome back to miss Kat squad the geeky and let's play talk show

That's all about you guys. Guessed it geeky goodness and video games and guys

guys

guys, I'm punching them but big nice little awesome bean bags right now because guy's

My hero Spyro is back. He's better than ever. He said he kicked some butt and he is high right now

It's all powerful right now because why because life is real and guys

My boy is back our boy our hero

Our boy our purple dragon is back and guys as you know in the previous reaction

They did to the pre-release of this and then all the other footage that I forgot to - so far

All I do know Spyro is back

I'm not ready, but this is the official the official trailer and I can I'm not ready for this. I'm not ready

I'm not ready. I mean the thing is is I can't still believe that this is happening

I still can't believe that I'm literally going to be able to see my childhood friend and hero again because as you guys know

He helped me through a lot when I was growing up and to be able to know that he's gonna help me even more in

my adulthood that is

That is just something to look forward to in life

and I you guys do know that there's gonna be a ton of Spiral content here on miss cat squad and

also that we're gonna be playing all the games all three of the games of the trilogy and any of the other games that they

May create in the next future

But we're gonna have a lot of fun with him because as you if you're not new if you're new to Spyro

I welcome you and also I want to show this off. I want to show this up right now

Oh my god, this might fall off my a tool link here. It's gonna fall, okay

This is a me as a popped figure that somebody did make but hold on. That's not what I'm trying to show

This is from one of the squad members who had spyro painted for me

Amen so much to me that this this came into my p.o box because this is my boy

This is this is my boy. This is my hero of Spyro

And again people might ask me like wow cat you really do love spyro and my reaction will be because he saved me

Game's oranges videogames my friends. They are here to save us they are here to really um,

Just let us know that they there you know, there are heroes that they give us the courage they give us I can't even talk

About this like Spyro was that guy for me?

He was the purple dragon that saved my life when I was down

he gave me that escape and

If you to know that he is back and he's better than ever I myself and I know a lot of you guys cannot wait

to see this action happen because

He's here. He's pon us and yes, it's like he's my Savior

but the thing is why I love him so much is because he saved me he was that person and that

That figure I needed when I was young growing up because and I think to life's not gonna stand boy

Be good if he falls throughout the whole thing, I'm watching but yeah

He was he was my friend Spyro was my friend and I could be reacting to this

I'm not ready because it's the official trailer and

Either a cry or scream that's what I always say to everybody

I mean, they're gonna cry or I'm gonna scream if I'm not screaming

I'm crying if I'm not crying I'm screaming because that's what you get on this cat's one if you're new

If I hurt your ears, I'm sorry

Okay, I'm all ready guys. Are you ready?

Also, don't forget to subscribe if you guys want more Spyro content because there's gonna be a lot on here

I miss cat squad. And yeah

I'm alright, I'm alright. Alright, I wasn't ready the first one

I'm not gonna be ready in this one's the official and this is the official trailer

Let's go

Yeah

lavoy, I

Think I smell a Barbie I keep saying that just keep saying it

Looks like I've got some things to do, I'm not ready

Yes, all three of the original game

Was already I got them, oh my god

Everything crying everything fire girl and I do love her design by the way they have oh

My god

Oh

My god, all right

Well on the music don't do that to me don't do that to me don't do it to meet her tempering the music aw

That's me. Oh

my god

That was a whirlwind of emotions right now folks that was wrong did you see ripped? Oh

That design like I've seen some of the concept art, but that design. Oh

my god

They served the boy justice. They serve everything Oh Mike. Yeah, like when I saw the UM

The ice ring that's what that got to because I would spend hours doing that, too

Just as much it was I just did the UH the minigames all the time like the skateboarding and everything

I always like spent my time doing that mostly but

Om chills

Not sure about you guys, but me oh my god

Wants to know why we're sorceress

Where's the services? I want to see I've seen some of the concept art, but I would seen her in action yet

you know like I've seen oh my god, I've I'm I saw hunter like, you know, oh boy, I was so happy that was

There was my childhood crush don't judge me. He was my childhood crush, but oh my god Oh,

Expires my hero Hunter was my childhood crush and now we got them daddy dragons. I'm not gonna be able to handle this

They all look so guilty to erase all of which we go the concept art for Bianca to like oh my god, oh

You know

This is the thing

It's happening and I need a huge spiral plush or something to put over here because the feedbags are lacking it but oh my god

This is happening my friends. This is happening. I

Can't get over it. It's not even just nostalgia. It's he's going to save the next generation of kids

he's going to save the next generation of people and

He's gonna be able to help them through their troubles too. And that's

this is why the true meaning of Spyro is like he is going to save so many new people old and new it's oh

man

It's happening

It's happening and you guys could expect to see a ton of Spyro content on miss cat squad

especially if you're new and you came here for Spyro the reason I want to do this is because

Spyro is my childhood friend. It's just I can't I can't believe this is happening and RIPTA when they serve

justice, oh

God I couldn't ask for a better design like his previous design obviously is still gonna be one of my favorites but our short little

boy or surety it's just up to

But this is the thing my friends this is the thing I

Can't wait to experience with you guys who are new to Spyro

If you're new to Spyro, let me know because I know a lot about him in this character. Oh my god, mr. Microphone and

um

Yeah, I'm I'm going to play them in the order that they were released

I'm not going to play them in the order that I play them in because I played spyro 3 first and

But I want to I want to be able to show respect to the creators and play them in the order that they should be

Plated and that's Spyro 1 2 3 s obviously I can count Luke I can count but yeah, oh man

We're gonna have a lot of Let's Plays on here too for Spyro if you guys are looking for some crazy loud

I'm not chill at all

If you're new, you're not gonna know this, but if you're here for a while

You'll know that I just scream and I just go crazy because I'm a crazy person and I just I hype out about ships

I hype out about

Overall characters and everything and I'm going to play all of them

But we're gonna there's gonna be a ton of Speyer content such as discussions. There's going to be more reactions to things

I also want to be able to play the older games on here to do like types of comparisons and everything

but when Spyro does come out, um

I'm not gonna I'm probably not gonna play the game right away

Because I want to be able to like plan certain things and get everything hyped up for you guys

But we will be playing spyro and we're gonna be playing the originals too because I just it's my hero man

it's my hero and he's your and this is happening and

Childhood Kath if you could see this now, it's four years

I was like to my to my sister tat I was like yo

How awesome would it be if they brought Spyro back and now what's happening and I can't I can't be any more thing

Yes, there may have been the delay. Yes. There may have been that disk issue. Yes. I am following up on all of that

I don't make content about that because I want to keep it positive like all everything positive

I miss cat squad, but I've seen that in the fandom. A lot of people have been freaking out about this Servette and

It's upsetting because to me and this is gonna be my first time talking about this like to you guys on this channel

It upsets me because we should be thankful that our boy is coming back

We should be thankful and blessed that this is actually happening

this is in our life and that

Toys for Bob and everybody else working on this game is actually taking the time to make it have

Reality for us like they don't have to do that

And and when I see people giving them hate it makes me upset because it's like you should be thankful that this is even happening

Yes

I have some I don't have concerns here or there but like some things I'm just like oh this could have been look different but

It's their choice to make it look like it, you know

Like when are remastering and remaking and rebuilding an entire game give them credit?

It takes a lot of hard work and it also takes a lot of hard work to stay dedicated to the fans

They listen to us guys

They they take the time out of the day to listen

Like tell us your feedback on this with what do you think of this and then they end up changing things for us?

So we should be

Thankful and blessed that this is actually happening and that they are taking the time out of their day to listen to us the fans

And when I hear things and people are complain about the disk size or or the space

It's gonna take off or the delay or this or that it gets me upset because it's like no

This is actually happening and they don't have to do this for us

But don't give them hate

give toys for Bob and everybody else working on this game so much love because they are bringing our hero back our purple boy is

Back and he's better than ever and I cannot wait to experience this with you guys

If you're new to Spyro, you're gonna be blown away by this amazing

Colorful journey and you're just gonna love it. You're gonna love it. You're gonna see so much heart into it

It's such a it's a perfect type of game that you want play with the family

It's that type of game that you really want to sit down

You wanna play with the family and just play for hours on that because it's it's addicting and even off when I do. Um

Finish the game on this cat's bone

I'm gonna go play it over and over again with my sister

Because I don't care how many times I have to play spiral its that game

For me that I can just experience experience the first time when I was um being babysat

But by next door neighbor who like what is she younger and everything?

That was the first time I played it. I went down in her basement and I played spyro for the first time

There was my first console which was PlayStation. I played that

Blown away by it. I found my escape then my mom got me a Playstation

I played spiral for hours on end in my basement and much the basement was flooded now

But when it wasn't we had I had the PlayStation down there and for hours I had my escape

I had my escape away from my abusive household

I had my escape away from what was going on in my life from bullying and this and that in the head my escape

Which was Spyro the Dragon and now he's back and I could play this game whenever I want

I mean I play the original and still but like I can now time mr

microphone read something because it keeps falling but I now I could play the remastered version on my PlayStation 4 in my room and just

Like if I'm having a stressed day I can experience this if I'm being if I'm upset about something I could play this like III

Now have another escape in my adulthood and I am blessed because Spyro is the reason I'm here today Spyro is the reason I'm alive

Spyro is also the reason that I am on

Misc a squad on You Tube playing video games with you guys because if it weren't for him, I wouldn't be here

So you guys have a lot to thank for Spyro because he's the reason that I'm here today

But anyway guys, let me know your thoughts down below. What are you most excited for? What game? Are you most excited for?

I'm most excited for Spyro 3 because who might yeah

That was love for his game, but I'm gonna be crying buckets as UTIs know as you guys know

I think I did play them out of order, which I think I did. Yeah, I really did

I always I always thought that Spyro 3 was Spyro 1 when I was younger, but now I'm like, oh it wasn't

But yeah guys, let me know what you think down below

Don't forget to subscribe if you want more spyro

Really trilogy content and also Spyro content in general and also don't forget to give this a thumbs up comment

Down below as I said before hit the bell

notification and guys

You have an amazing day and as always miss castle next video embrace your fangirl and you're a fan boy every single day

I'm just gets monthly mix today. We're gonna be some table flipping

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Why America is moving backwards when to comes to black and white - Duration: 4:12.

- Kenyatta in Redlands California watching us on Free Speech TV.

Hey Kenyatta what's on your mind today? ~ Alright, Thom,I am I'm very sad today as a

result of what has taken place in this nation over the last few days. I'm not

the biggest USA booster in the world but I don't like to see these kinds of things.

You may recall not too long ago, some weeks ago, I mentioned to you,

you were kind of reluctant to accept it that this was coming these types of events.

And I, when Joan called, you had a caller earlier and what she

said really struck me in terms of this is a time time Thom, where the grief

should unite all good people. But yet even in this grief,

I see racism, you know, black people as she said ,we have had our churches, we've

had our little girls bombed in church a couple of years before I was born.

The 16th Street Baptist Church was bombed and always it seems that religion

has, it's this weird thing, the KKK burned crosses and we've had our

churches bombed. Dylann roof, as you know, some years ago, about three years ago

went into a black church and killed almost as many people. There were no

flags at half-staff for those black victims, as has been ordered by the

President. And in fact Dylan roof from what I understand with given food from Burger

King after he committed this this massacre. The reality is Thom, racism is

in the DNA at the United States. The United States doesn't know how to exist

without it, any more than it knows how to exist without war. And and this

country has to acknowledge the sickness this cancer that is part of this country,

before we can enter or embark upon any type of a treatment regime.

(THOM) - And we need to have an honest conversation about it. And it needs to be

led from the top down and that's certainly not a conversation that Donald

Trump is going to lead. In fact if anything he's doing the exact opposite.

(CALLER) ~ He is and I fear that this is going to unfortunately this is going to get a lot worse.

Because this again this ... I'm looking at the things that are

in the news right now and it's just amazing this country

is not evolving its revolving. if anything. We're still talking about, we're

re-litigating Roe v-- Wade all over again. I mean with the Kavanaugh thing.

I remember growing up with that. We're not this Ness I grew up with busing well,

we're not necessarily having busing, but we're defunding all the public schools.

Variation on the same thing. We still have racial violence. It's unbelievable.

(THOM) - It truly is. go ahead . .

(CALLER) ~ And it's very very sad it's very disheartening. THOM - And I think John was absolutely

right. Nate and I were talking about this we're gonna take her call and clip

it out and make it a separate YouTube and put it up later this afternoon,

because it was she was so spot-on, and what she had to say and that that white

people have to acknowledge this and and and you know and what I shared after

that call that I learned over the weekend that the last democratic

president who was elected with the majority of white votes was Lyndon

Johnson and 64 before the voter Rights Act in the Civil Rights a voter I took

it and and that shocked me frankly I didn't you know and I guess even exposed

to all this I had thought that there was more less racial sentiment in the white

community than apparently there is. Kenyatta (CALLER) ~I'm

saying you're you're absolutely right and and if if white America wanted this

stuff to stop it wouldn't stop yeah and so and it's after the conversation that

white people have to have. (THOM) - You're absolutely right and it's a conversation

that I'm trying to lead on a regular basis here.

Kenyatta thank you so much for the call.

PLEASE SUBSCRIBE

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The Whisper Challenge - Wild Fire - Duration: 8:31.

For more infomation >> The Whisper Challenge - Wild Fire - Duration: 8:31.

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Tasty Meatloaf Recipe with Cheese | Made with 1lb Ground Beef - Duration: 2:43.

Hey guys it's Warren here and today we're making some proper comfort food.

Inspired by our friends from across the pond, here's how to make a classic meatloaf.

And this recipe's enough to serve 8 people.

To begin with, take an onion.

Slice the ends off, slice in half and peel, then take 2 peeled garlic cloves.

Also take a handful of washed parsley then finely chop these ingredients using either

a mini food processor or a sharp knife.

Then, to a large mixing bowl, add these ingredients, along with 500g of ground beef that's preferably

10% in fat or less.

Also add 2 tsp of dijon mustard, 1 tbsp of dried oregano, 50g of grated parmesan cheese,

and 1 tbsp of Worcestershire sauce.

Season generously with some salt and pepper, then crack in one egg.

Now it's time to mix all these ingredients together.

You can use a wooden spoon, but for best results it's best to use clean hands to make sure

all the ingredients are thoroughly combined.

Next, take a loaf tin and line it with greaseproof or parchment paper.

Then take approx 100g of parma ham and line the loaf tin with each of the rashers.

If you find the loaf tin is too big, don't panic!

Simply line as much of it as you need with the parma ham, so it can be filled with the

beef filling.

Then empty all the filling into the loaf tin and be sure to press it down so it's nice

and compact.

Finish preparing your meatloaf for the oven by wrapping the parma ham back over the top.

Next, place the meatloaf into an oven that's been preheated to 180c/350f.

Then bake for about 50 minutes until it's lovely and crisp on top.

Also, when you're happy the meatloaf is cooked through, remove it from the oven then take

it out of the loaf tin.

Place onto a cooling rack to cool for about 10 minutes.

If you want, now's the time to use some kitchen roll to drain off any excess fat and juices

as well.

Then, after the cooling time, simply slice your meatloaf into 8 pieces and then it's

ready to serve.

And there you have it, that's how easy it is to prepare a delicious, wholesome meatloaf,

perfect for this time of year.

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Josh Dufort: Was There A Plot To Kill The Struggling Actor? | Still a Mystery - Duration: 7:47.

Narrator: JOSH DUFORT WAS THE KIND OF PERSON EVERYBODY LOVED.

HE WALKED INTO A ROOM, AND HE LIT IT UP.

Narrator: HE HAD DREAMS OF BEING AN ACTOR.

HI. MY NAME IS JOSHUA ALLEN DUFORT.

IT ALMOST FELT LIKE

HE WAS DESTINED TO MAKE SOMETHING OUT OF HIMSELF.

Narrator: BUT THEN, THE 23-YEAR-OLD WAS MURDERED.

I HAD JUST SEEN HIM LAST NIGHT.

LIKE, WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?

Narrator: THE NIGHT HE DIED,

JOSH LEFT SOME TERRIFIED VOICEMAILS.

THERE WAS SO MUCH RUNNING AND HEAVY BREATHING.

Narrator: BUT POLICE HAD LITTLE TO GO ON.

WAS IT A ROBBERY GONE BAD?

OR DID JOSH GET INVOLVED WITH THE WRONG PERSON?

SHOCKING SECRETS AND A PLOT TO CLAIM MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

HOW DO YOU NOT CONNECT INSURANCE FRAUD

WITH THE MURDER OF MY BROTHER?

Narrator: WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO JOSH DUFORT?

♪♪

JOSH DUFORT HAD EVERYTHING GOING FOR HIM.

JOSH WAS THE MOST CHARISMATIC, OUTGOING, LOVING,

ADVENTUROUS PERSON YOU'D EVER MEET.

Narrator: HE GREW UP IN A SMALL TOWN IN MICHIGAN,

BUT MOVED TO LAS VEGAS TO PURSUE AN ACTING CAREER.

HE REALLY WANTED TO MAKE IT BIG AS AN ACTOR.

THAT WAS HIS NUMBER-ONE GOAL.

Narrator: JOSH ALSO HAD A PASSION FOR BOXING,

AND THAT'S HOW HE BECAME FRIENDS WITH DON JUAN FUTRELL,

A PROFESSIONAL FIGHTER KNOWN AS "DJ"

WHO SAID HE WANTED TO HELP JOSH GET ON HIS FEET.

DJ WAS TRYING TO "MENTOR" JOSH IN MANY FACETS.

HE WANTED TO GET JOSH INTO BOXING.

HE WANTED TO GET JOSH

INTO ANY ENTREPRENEURIAL SITUATION HE COULD.

HE SOUNDED LIKE A GREAT GUY,

FROM EVERYTHING THAT JOSH WOULD TELL US.

AND IT SEEMED LIKE THIS GUY KNEW HOW TO GET THINGS DONE.

Narrator: JOSH AND DJ TALKED ABOUT

STARTING A T-SHIRT BUSINESS TOGETHER,

AND SINCE JOSH DIDN'T HAVE ANY MONEY,

DJ SAID HE WOULD HELP HIM GET INSURANCE.

Johnathan: DJ TOLD JOSH THAT UNDER STATE LAW,

HE WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE

FOR THEIR SMALL BUSINESS.

Narrator: STILL, SOMETHING ABOUT DJ

MADE JOSH'S LOVED ONES UNEASY.

THIS GUY WAS BEING REALLY GENEROUS

FOR SEEMINGLY NO REASON.

Narrator: THEN, ON THE NIGHT OF NOVEMBER 7, 2010,

JOSH WAS OUT AT A PARTY WHEN DJ CALLED

AND ASKED HIM TO COME AND WORK OUT.

HE ABRUPTLY SAYS, "YOU KNOW, I GOT TO GO WORK OUT WITH DJ."

AND THAT WAS ALL THERE WAS. HE JUST LEFT.

Narrator: LATER THAT NIGHT,

JOSH'S GIRLFRIEND TRIED TO CALL HIM AND GOT NO ANSWER,

BUT SHE DIDN'T GET WORRIED

UNTIL POLICE CALLED HER EARLY THE NEXT MORNING.

I ACTUALLY WOKE UP TO A CALL FROM THE POLICE,

ASKING ME IF I RECOGNIZED THIS PHONE NUMBER,

AND THEY RATTLED OFF JOSH'S NUMBER.

THEY WERE SEARCHING A MISSING-PERSON'S CASE,

AND JOSH MIGHT HAVE SOME INVOLVEMENT.

Narrator: BUT THERE WAS NO MISSING PERSON.

THE POLICE WEREN'T YET READY TO REVEAL WHAT THEY'D FOUND.

SHANNON JUMPED INTO HER CAR AND STARTED SEARCHING FOR JOSH.

LATER THAT AFTERNOON, SHE GOT HORRIFYING NEWS.

A JOGGER HAD DISCOVERED JOSH'S BODY

DUMPED BY THE SIDE OF THE ROAD,

ABOUT THREE MILES FROM DJ'S HOUSE.

SOMETIME OVERNIGHT, HE'D BEEN BEATEN AND STRANGLED.

Shannon: I SCREAMED.

I FELT LIKE MY LIFE WAS OVER, TOO.

I JUST KIND OF COLLAPSED AND FELL TO THE GROUND.

I HAD JUST SEEN HIM LAST NIGHT.

LIKE, WHAT THE HECK HAPPENED?

Narrator: HOW HAD THINGS GONE SO TERRIBLY WRONG

IN JUST A MATTER OF HOURS?

ONE THEORY WAS THAT JOSH WAS ROBBED ON HIS WAY TO DJ'S HOUSE.

BUT THAT THEORY DIDN'T ADD UP.

Shannon: WHEN THE POLICE FOUND JOSH'S BODY,

NOTHING WAS MISSING, SHOES ON,

AND HE WAS STRANGLED WITH HIS HEADPHONES TO HIS iPOD,

AND THEY WERE LEFT THERE, AS WELL.

Narrator: THAT NIGHT, SHANNON AND JOSH'S FRIENDS

GOT TOGETHER TO CONSOLE EACH OTHER.

THEY INVITED DJ TO JOIN THEM, BUT THEY FOUND HIS BEHAVIOR ODD.

I MEAN, EVERYONE THERE IS OBVIOUSLY DISTRAUGHT AND CRYING,

BUT HE SEEMED ALMOST EMOTIONLESS.

HE WAS VERY MONOTONE,

SPITTING OUT THESE THINGS YOU SHOULD BE SAYING --

"OH, I DON'T KNOW HOW THIS HAPPENED.

THIS IS SO CRAZY."

AND THEN HE LEFT.

Narrator: BEFORE LEAVING,

DJ SAID HE WANTED TO PLAY THEM SOMETHING,

SOME VOICEMAILS JOSH HAD LEFT HIM THE NIGHT HE DIED.

JOSH HAD GONE HOME TO CHANGE INTO RUNNING CLOTHES.

WHEN HE ARRIVED AT HIS APARTMENT,

HE SAW SOME MEN STANDING OUT FRONT, AND HE CALLED DJ.

HE SEEMED TO RECOGNIZE THEM AND THOUGHT DJ WOULD, TOO.

Shannon: THAT WAS WHAT'S, TO THIS DAY, SO CONFUSING.

HE KNEW WHO THEY WERE,

AND HE KNEW THAT DJ KNEW WHO THEY WERE.

HE'S CURSING UP A STORM.

HE'S JUST PISSED THAT THESE GUYS ARE AT HIS PLACE.

Narrator: ON THE WAY TO DJ'S HOUSE,

JOSH LEFT TWO MORE VOICEMAILS.

BY THEN, HE SOUNDED FRANTIC.

HE'S SAYING THAT THOSE GUYS ARE CHASING HIM

AND THAT HE NEEDS DJ TO HELP HIM.

EXTREMELY SCARED AND ON THE VERGE OF TEARS,

CRYING AND SCREAMING OUT HE NEEDS SOMEONE TO COME GET HIM,

THEY'RE RIGHT BEHIND HIM.

AND EVERYBODY, JUST GUFFAWED, BLOWN AWAY.

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? WHO ARE THOSE GUYS?

Narrator: THE NEXT DAY,

POLICE SEIZE COMPUTERS AND A CELLPHONE FROM DJ'S HOUSE,

INCLUDING THE VOICEMAILS.

AND THEN, THEY FOUND SOMETHING SHOCKING.

I WAS LIKE, YOU KNOW, WHY IS HE TIED INTO DJ WITH THIS?

THERE'S SOMETHING FISHY GOING ON.

Narrator: INSIDE DJ'S HOUSE,

POLICE DISCOVERED PAPERWORK FOR TWO LIFE-INSURANCE POLICIES.

THEY WERE TAKEN OUT IN JOSH'S NAME

AND WERE WORTH A WHOPPING $1.75 MILLION.

THE BENEFICIARY WAS NONE OTHER THAN DJ HIMSELF.

JOSH'S FAMILY WAS FURIOUS.

Johnathan: JOSH WAS UNDER THE ASSUMPTION

HE WAS FILLING OUT FORMS FOR HEALTH INSURANCE.

HE WAS ACTUALLY FILLING OUT PAPERWORK FOR LIFE INSURANCE.

Narrator: WHEN DJ TRIED TO COLLECT THE MONEY,

THE INSURANCE COMPANIES REFUSED AND FILED A LAWSUIT AGAINST HIM.

IN A SWORN DEPOSITION, DJ CLAIMED HE HAD NO IDEA

HE WAS THE BENEFICIARY UNTIL AFTER JOSH'S DEATH.

AND THERE WAS ANOTHER STUNNING SURPRISE.

DJ AND JOSH WERE LISTED IN THE POLICY AS "DOMESTIC PARTNERS."

Shannon: ABSOLUTELY NOT.

DJ JUST COMPLETELY LIED AND PUT THE DOMESTIC-PARTNER THING

SO THAT HE COULD HAVE SOME SORT OF LEGAL TIE TO JOSH,

LISTING HIMSELF AS THE BENEFICIARY.

Narrator: JOSH'S POLICIES WERE BIG FOR A STRUGGLING ACTOR,

BUT DJ CLAIMED TO INVESTIGATORS JOSH EARNED $180,000

SELLING THEIR T-SHIRTS ON THE VEGAS STRIP.

THERE WERE ZERO T-SHIRTS. T-SHIRTS NEVER HAPPENED.

I DON'T THINK JOSH EVER SAW 180K IN HIS LIFETIME.

DJ WAS LYING.

Narrator: THEN, INVESTIGATORS DISCOVERED

A RECORDING OF JOSH'S PHONE INTERVIEW

WITH ONE OF THE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

SOMETHING DIDN'T SOUND RIGHT.

WHEN THEY ASKED QUESTIONS, LIKE,

WHAT ARE YOUR PARENTS' NAMES OR WHEN YOUR BIRTHDAY IS,

THERE WAS HUGE PAUSES, STUTTERS, "UMs."

Narrator: THAT'S BECAUSE IT WASN'T JOSH.

THE RECORDING WAS NOT JOSH, AT ALL.

IT WAS DJ'S BROTHER.

Narrator: WHEN THE INSURANCE COMPANIES CONFRONTED HIM,

DJ'S BROTHER ADMITTED HE HAD PRETENDED TO BE JOSH.

Shannon: THERE WAS COMPLETE IMPERSONATION OF JOSH

FOR THE LIFE-INSURANCE POLICY.

IT WAS A LIE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM.

Narrator: BUT NEITHER DJ OR HIS BROTHER

WERE CHARGED WITH INSURANCE FRAUD

BECAUSE THEY NEVER COLLECTED MONEY.

AND ALTHOUGH POLICE CALL DJ A PRIME SUSPECT IN THE MURDER,

THEY SAY THERE'S NO HARD EVIDENCE

LINKING HIM TO JOSH'S DEATH.

Johnathan: HOW IS THAT NOT OBVIOUS?

HOW DO YOU NOT CONNECT INSURANCE FRAUD

WITH THE MURDER OF MY BROTHER?

THEY RUN HAND IN HAND.

Narrator: DJ HAS NEVER SPOKEN PUBLICLY.

BUT JOSH'S LOVED ONES ARE CONVINCED

HE HIRED THE MEN WHO MURDERED JOSH IN AN EFFORT TO GET RICH.

I THINK THAT THE PEOPLE WHO MURDERED JOSH KNEW DJ.

I THINK THEY WERE PART OF HIS PLAN.

THEY FOLLOWED HIM DOWN A DARK AREA OF TOWN,

STRANGLED HIM TO DEATH, AND LEFT.

IT WAS JUST A HIRED JOB TO KILL JOSH, PLAIN AND SIMPLE.

Narrator: SEVEN YEARS LATER,

NO ARRESTS HAVE BEEN MADE AND NO CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED.

Shannon: JOSH DIED FOR NOTHING.

NOBODY GOT ANY REWARD FROM IT, NOBODY WENT TO JAIL FOR IT.

NOTHING IS CHANGED EXCEPT FOR THE WORLD LOST JOSH.

♪♪

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Parla meets Asli! | #Elif787 (English & Spanish subtitles) - Duration: 3:42.

I might seem dull from the outside.

But I'm not like that in my daily life.

- No, I didn't mean that. - How?

I didn't say you're boring.

Oh, OK. But what I want to say is, you know, business life is something else.

And I'm working for someone else, I have my responsibilities.

When you consider that, we all have.

Alright, you're right, but I can't behave in the workplace as I am in my normal life.

At the end, don't we play different roles in different situations?

So you say you're not that organized or meticulous with your personal life?

I didn't mean that. I just care about what I do at work.

Otherwise I wouldn't be that comfortable.

Alright, I didn't offend you.

Besides, don't care everything I say. Once I forgot my car key next to the sink.

Next to the sink?

It was awful.

That's nothing. Once I found my hairdryer under the bed. And I searched for a long time.

- You can't be serious. - I am.

I haven't heard this before.

No way...

Parla, welcome.

Thanks.

Who?

This is Asli, my new assistant.

Asli...

Your new assistant?

She is.

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The 5 Phases of Funnel Building - Duration: 19:02.

- Boom!! What's going on everyone?

It's Steve Larsen, this is Sales Funnel radio .

Today I'm gonna show you guys my five phases

of funnel building.

(loud music)

I spent the last four years learning from the

most brilliant marketers today.

And now I've left my nine to five to take the plunge

and build my million dollar business.

The real question is, how will I do it without

VC funding or debt completely from scratch?

This podcast is here to give you the answer.

Join me and follow along as I learn, apply

and share marketing strategies to grow my online business,

using only today's best internet sales funnels.

My name is Steve Larsen and welcome to sales funnel radio.

(loud music)

What's up. Hey I'm excited for this video today!

I've actually been thinking about this quite a bit here.

Now when you think about building something like

a sales funnel, okay, the first time I ever heard

about building something like a sales funnel,

I was like oh my gosh!

I got to write copy right.

There's the copy piece I should find some images.

I'll should do some videos.

I should do these actual pages themselves.

The actual product itself.

How I'm gonna promote it?

Like there's all the stuff that goes into it.

And you can get incredibly stressful.

So what I wanted to do right quick is,

For as long as you guys are listening.

Just know that on YouTube I'm gonna draw this,

so you guys can see a little bit

of my funnel building process.

Okay, so this is this is interesting.

I teach a lot of the stuff right at events

and multiple times right, somebody will stand up and be like

hey, hey how should I go about

doing up sale this this and

that for my product and I'm like why even thinking

about that, you don't even have a main product yet.

Too many times we get too involved in questions

we don't really need to answer yet,

but there are questions that do matter

from building a funnel right.

Sometimes people are so concerned about

what makes the car engine run.

That they don't even know how to drive the car.

You know what it means?

It's like there's a whole bunch of things out

there and like you don't need to know that yet.

So little my purpose in this episode today,

is I just wanna walk you guys through very simply,

the very simple funnel building process that I have

and why it works and how to screw it up. (giggles) Okay?

This is really it, I mean this is truly it.

Now if you think about it, there's really like I said

there's these five steps here.

The first thing I need to do is kind of a research period.

Check this out turns out and I'm gonna explain

this kind of as I go here.

The first thing that I do, is I go and I have

to make sure that I know what my customers

are already buying and how they're buying it.

We call it the what and the how.

You guys may have heard of this before,

It's the what the how though.

So, I go in and I look at a red ocean meaning,

if I'm gonna go sell I don't know pencils.

I'm looking at pencils or pens,

they're over my desk over there.

Let's say I'm gonna go sell pens.

Who else is selling pens and how are they selling them?

Who as far as the businesses go that are out there

but also the customers who are out there

and they're like hey this is how I like to hear

about my pen purchases, this is how I like

to go and purchase them.

You know what I mean, so we answer the what and the how.

What am I gonna sell, What are the people selling

and how are they selling it.

We call it the red ocean when there's lots

of competition inside of one place.

So I'm gonna go inside, and I'm gonna look at the red ocean.

I'm gonna look at thr red ocean

and specifically what I'm doing is I'm looking in,

I'm looking for the what and how.

I'm just gonna write that down again, red ocean,

and I'm looking for like I said the what and how

and I'm gonna draw a bit of line here.

That's like phase number one here.

So it's phase number one, red ocean

just research who is already selling the things,

that I'm interested in selling

and how are they selling them?

That's all I'm answering.

So the second thing now that I know a little bit

about the actual red ocean and again member I know the

what and the how that's all I'm looking for.

The second thing I can go and I can start looking

into it's literally the second phase a funnel building

for me is the actual sales message writing.

Not products creation.

This is super key, I have spent,

there are multiple products in my early years

of doing this where I did it wrong

and I would start building products

before I knew how to sell them.

Stupid, dumb. And when I say that loud you're

like well yeah of course you're gonna do that.

Yeah that's what everybody does. (chuckles)

They come in and they start making these products

without any knowledge on how to actually go out

and sell the thing, meaning the sale script,

the sales message, products don't sell themselves,

a product never sells itself.

When you go out and you say like oh the product's so good

you've got to get in front of people.

The actual cases where that's true are so rare.

That it's the exception not the rule

and I do not build a business based on exceptions.

I look only on the rules.

So don't go do that.

The first thing is right there.

So the second thing I go and I start building here is,

the actual sales message. (scribbles something)

sales message, and my writing is awesome.

No it's not. (chuckles)

That's the second thing.

Once I've got the sales message down,

the way I know I can move

onto product creation mode,

when there are literally wallets

flying through the air at me.

Meaning when my sales message is so compelling

that people are like I have to have that

where do I pay you.

And I actually do collect money,

meaning people don't just say that,

they vote with their wallet and they tell me yeah,

that's a really great idea.

In fact so much of that let me go and just give you money

and I actually have money in my hands.

That is when I go actually create the product.

And you might be like Stephen that's kind of weird.

It's like a bait and switch thing.

No no no no no, I always tell them hey this isn't ready yet.

We get the beta version if you pay

you know this discounted price

you can get the beta version coming out here soon.

And then I go build it real fast.

There's so many companies that do it that way.

And what's cool about that is that you are using literally

the market's opinion to create your products.

That's huge, that's a massive benefit that you have.

It removes like 90% of the risk of the entrepreneur game.

This game is not risky if you just do it in the right way.

Going out and create a product then trying

to figure out the sales and trying to figure out

what markets should buy it, that's risky.

And that was all the ways that could've taught me

to build stuff which is really weird anyway.

So red ocean, when I know the what and how,

It's similar to the thing I'm gonna be selling.

Then I go and create a sales message.

And my aim is to be different not better.

We talked about that a few episodes ago.

I'm trying to be different not better, super key.

And then number three right here, the third thing I'm doing

then I actually start building the product.

Now, in order for me actually make a sales message,

there's some idea of what the product's going to be in

the first place but I don't need

to actually build the thing!

Does that makes sense?

Very important distinction right there.

Then when I'm to going out

and I'm actually building the product,

That's when I actually I move onto step number four,

and I'm gonna want a whiteboard space here.

(chuckles) You guys see that light over there on the side,

Oh man this' so funny, guess you'll see

all my home studio stuff anyway,

whatever I'm gonna keep going, is that cool?

(chuckles) Alright sounds good.

Alright number four, what I do here.

That's actually when I start building the funnel.

Now in order to actually get sales in the first place,

I might need half somewhat of a funnel up

but I don't obsess over it.

So back in step 2 when I build the sales message,

I'm running the sales message I'm actually getting

cash coming in, there's some sort of funnel that needs

to be up but I just don't obsess over it.

Does that make sense?

It wasn't for like four months, five months,

in to the one of my major products

that I started actually going in and adding all

the little pieces a glaze and all the features

and all the little cool things

that click funnels has inside.

Does that make sense? 'Cause most people go in

and start like, that's the first thing they do,

and they're the like, and then we could have this this page

we have this this page, this this page.

And the issue is that if those are the things

that make your product sell the little tweaks,

the little features, that little split test

they gave you extra half a percent conversion increase,

if that's what's making you profitable,

your offer and your sales message are not sexy enough,

they're not good enough!

I don't want to bank on a feature

to make my business profitable.

I ship my products, my sales message should

be really freaking good.

And the funnel is just an accelerant.

All the features, all those little things

are just an accelerant for everything does that makes sense.

So, then I go in here

and then I start building the funnel.

Meaning I add in all the glaze, I add in all the cool stuff.

The last thing I go to is as far as funnel building phases

the final phase is traffic, lots and lots and lots and lots

of evergreen traffic sources, all over the place.

Traffic traffic trafficc traffic traffic traffic.

Now the reason I drew these columns right here is

because I wanna make a very important distinction here.

In every single one of these,

let me just erase some part here,

in every single one of these,

I feel like I say this phrase all time.

But I was at an event, I was teaching and somebody said,

"Hey Stephen I know what my red ocean is",

I was like Sweet. They said,

" I've got a converting sales message",

I was like cool or like a convert

at least something you know well enough.

I was like cool.

And they were like I've built the entire product

they were like I have a sweet funnel

and I've got a little sweet little doohickeys

and you know the features and all that stuff inside it,

and I was like sweet.

And they were like, where do I get traffic?

And I was like oh my gosh! Are you're serious?

You have to understand that for each one of these,

guys if you go all the way down here then you're like

where's my traffic coming from?

Like you waited too long.

You shouldn't have started building the funnel,

you shouldn't started building the product,

until you know this piece when it comes down to it.

Traffic is money, traffic is money flow like

eyeballs getting attention.

Attention is money attention is cash.

And if you step back and you like the product,

the product is just a reason collect cash,

the sales message is just a reason to collect cash.

Traffic is the cash, traffic is the thing.

If you can drive traffic and that's epic.

Oh my gosh that's so cool.

So while these are the five phases that I build them in

and first I do this and then second this,

and third I do this and fourth I do this

and fifth I do this.

Well those are the different phases,

I don't start any of the phases until I know

the answers to those five.

So there's really two different blocks here going on.

So I'm gonna draw a line right here.

So it's two different things you wanna hear.

Everything on the top here I'm just gonna learn,

I'm gonna learn, so I'm just gonna put L for that.

I'm gonna learn in the red ocean

and I actually have that in of time.

I'm gonna figure out the what and the how,

that's all wanna know.

In the sales message piece, I'm gonna learn,

what gets people so motivated that

they're actually giving me cash.

So when I have cash in hand,

I'm gonna learn how the other people around ocean are

selling, I'm gonna go learn what their sales messages are.

I'm not writing one yet, I'm just learning.

It's a research phase.

This whole top part is a research phase.

When I go out and I'm building a product,

I like go find out how these

other guys built the similar products.

And obviously, if you guys have been following me

for any amount of time you know that in this phase

I go out with my crate with colored purple offer

and that makes me completely unique but I still need to

figure out what people are already buying.

I want to be prolific but I don't wanna be risky.

So I'm still gonna go find things out there

that are already selling and create like stem out

of similar things you know what I'm saying, anyway.

So I'm gonna go research best ways to build the products,

I'm gonna go research the best funnels that are out there

that would be a good model for what I'm starting

to see actually go sell.

I'm gonna go research all the different traffic methods.

The best ones that are out there,

evergreen traffic methods, the traffic methods

that are gonna bring in a whole bunch

of people once, maybe traveling methods

that are a little bit like slow growth ones.

I have a podcast episode I suppose like 20 episodes ago

called my four favorite traffic methods.

I think it's was called, go look at that!

That's what I'm looking at specifically.

Look at what I've been doing this past a little bit

in this podcast, in the show I've been going in

and I've been doing a little bit of a deep dive

on each one of these five categories.

So I'm trying to go like 30000 foot view again,

not turning in the weeds on you guys on this stuff

but I'm going 30000 over view again.

I'm going through and I'm looking.

30000 over view,

this is how all the pieces map together.

I'm going in research phase, what and how.

I'm going in research phase, figure out what sales messages,

what hooks, what stories, can I tell to get people so

excited that they get up and they're like

take my money and they like throw in the wallet.

Next thing research phase.

How can I build the products, how can I build the offer,

how can I craft a purple offer?

How can I craft something that both brings in kind

of risky prolific imaginary things,

wow something no nobody's ever done that piece before!

But then also the security of

what people are currently buying.

That's why I call it the purple offer,

Red Ocean, Blue Ocean, purple.

Research phase different funnel types,

are people liking to buy through,

research phase, what kind of traffic that's there,

does that makes sense?

Then there's the actual execution.

Once I know those things then it is okay

for me to go build a funnel, then it is okay for me

to go out and actually start moving down on this.

Too often people research and build in the exact same steps.

Don't do that. Okay. It's scary. It's risky.

First thing you're doing is you're going in

and it's research, you're learning learning learning.

And then once you've got all that down,

then you build it in that order.

Step one, two, three, four, five.

And five just continues with five five five five five

'cause you're going to need just more traffic

more traffic more traffic more traffic.

Does that make sense? I just wanted to walk through

that with you guys real quick, so you guys again

this 3000 over view and if you guys have been watching

what I have bee doing the last little bit.

The the sole purpose of it is been going through

and teaching like hey, look here's the things you go collect

from the red ocean before you can move on.

There is a podcast episode, I think it's right before us

walking through red ocean stuff that you should

have before you actually go out and move on.

The sales message I do tons of stuff on sales message.

If you could just rewind like 30 episodes

and start watching, you'll see I've been diving in

seeing what you guys react to the best

so that I know like hey that was the best way to teach

that concept and we are doing a ton

of building a product stuff.

That's the whole purple offer thing that I thought about.

Building natural funnel that is what I'm known for.

And then traffic and I go back

to my four favorite traffic methods.

Anyway you can start to see that and I just want you

to know how the pieces all fit together,

'cause I'm starting to get some questions of people like

sweet see how you've got to build this thing

but how do we get traffic for it

and like oh my gosh like the traffic's reached a peak

like why did you not look at

that before you started building you know and then I get it.

There're just new mistakes you wouldn't know

without being in the game for a little bit.

I did the exact same thing, my very first product,

I didn't look at a red ocean, kind of did not really.

Definitely didn't look at a sales message.

I focused solely on building the product thinking

that's what actually causes money.

It's not and I focused very heavily on funnel.

So those two, there's products funnel product funnel

product funnel a profit and I was like it's done,

I remember the day when it was like done,

I was like babe this is huge!

The next question we're gonna answer is

what island will we buy?

Oh my gosh this is gonna be so cool!

And nobody bought, because I didn't answer this,

how do we get traffic?

And I did not answer sales message.

There was no targeting of who I'm actually targeting

with the red ocean.

And anyway, so hopefully it's been helpful to you guys.

And I just wanted to go through and kind

of do that 30000 over views, so anyways,

guys short episode but this is incredibly impactful.

This is like powerful powerful stuff.

In fact this is the model that we

would follow of quick funnels.

Now the funnel builder is over there.

Red ocean we knew very well who we were selling to.

The what and how also who you're selling

to comes from the red ocean.

We knew the who, we knew who our customers were,

very very well.

The sales message, honestly that's actually

where we would start, because we knew this piece so well.

We would start at the sales message

and we would start the building.

It's cool to watch.

Like I always noticed Russell Brunson was willing

to move forward with actually crafting the offer,

he'd have kind of an idea of maybe the offer would be,

kind of an idea of what the funnel would be,

kind of idea of where the traffic come from.

But this was the lock gate,

if he could not think up a good hook,

if he could not think up a good story.

He did not move on to offer.

It's a hookstory offer but he did not

move on to offer until he knew

what hook and story were.

And then we'd move on as soon as you know that boom.

Then it was like kick Stephen into gear.

And I would start building funnel funnel funnel.

Now we knew what it was and we started crafting

the offer and started pulling pieces together

and I start working with John and we start working

anyways, it's supercool melody

of all these actions that were going.

Takes a lot to get a funnel up and I totally get that

and I encourage you to never do more than one.

Don't move on from it until you can literally walk away

and have several pieces automated.

So anyway guys this is just how I build again funnels

not businesses and I just wanted to walk through again

and share with you guys the relationship

between these pieces

and what to do to learn from these 20s pieces

and then when you can have license I should say

to start not guaranteeing it'll work.

Obviously there's always tweaks inside of it but

when can you actually move on to the build phase,

when you are building what already do you do it in.

And so anyways just wanted to walk through

that with you guys and hope you guys enjoyed this episode.

Thank you so much.

Thank you guys so much for reviewing

and ratings the side of iTunes.

I've loved watching that, seems it's so fun is very

motivating for me and the YouTube channel,

you guys have just blown it up with lovely new comments,

(chuckles)

it's actually super super motivating so, means a lot to me.

I put a lot of work into this.

We've a seven man team, just creating content

(chuckles) that's how it is.

And so it's actually very very motivating.

We hear good feedback!

So thanks so much guys.

Catch you later.

See you next episode, bye.

(loud music)

Oh yeah wasn't that awesome?

Hey, just real quick, a few months ago Russell asked me

to write a chapter for a secret project he was doing,

and how to write a chapter for a book

and this was the prompt.

This is the letter I got from him.

He said Hey Steven, let me ask you a quick question.

You suddenly lose all your money,

along with your name and your reputation.

And only have your marketing know how left.

You have bills piled high and people harassing you

for money over the phone.

Plus you have a guaranteed roof over your head.

A phone line and internet connection

and a click funnels account for only one month.

You no longer have your big guru name,

your following, your JV partners.

Other than your vast marketing experience,

you're an unknown newbie.

What would you do from Day one to 30 to save yourself?

Russell Brunson.

Hey if you want to see my answer a bunch

of other marketers that also had to answer that in

this amazing book and summit.

Just go to 30days.com/Stephen

Again you can see the entire summit,

you can see the book, you can see what we wrote in there

and each of our detailed plans, just go

to 30days.com/Stephen

that's 30 as in 3 0,

30days.com/Stephen

s t e p h e n

Guys enjoy.

(Loud music)

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Top 5 The Haunting Of Hill House Scariest Moments - Duration: 8:18.

Hello horror fans - and welcome back to the scariest channel on YouTube - Top 5 Scary

Videos - your little one stop shop of horrors for all things terrifying and spooky that

creep their way onto the silver screen.

What's going on guys - as always, I'll be your horror host Jack Finch - as we address

something very dear and important to me, perhaps the best cinematic horror creation of recent

times - Mike Flanagan's The Haunting of Hill House - as we take a look at it's Top

5 Scariest Moments.

Roll the clip.

Now - I've got a hell of a lot of stuff to say about this show, because when we boil

it all down - it really is one of the most important pieces in horror cinema in the past

few decades.

Mike Flanagan's interpretation of Shirley Jackson's 1959 gothic horror novel is near

perfection for the genre - and with nearly ten hours worth of screen time, we felt every

ghost, jump scare and bump in the night right alongside Stephen, Shirley, Theo, Luke and

Nelly.

Be warned, guys - there's plenty of spoilers ahead - so if you haven't yet seen The Haunting

of Hill House, please - pause this video for another day, stop what you're doing - and

go and watch it!

Before we jump into that though - you know the drill by now guys, if you're a fan of

this video, Hill House, Mike Flanagan - or just Top 5 Scary in general, then be a dear

and hit that thumbs up button, as well as that subscribe bell so you can stay up to

date with our latest and most terrifying uploads.

To get in touch with the creative team here at Top 5 Scary Videos, take a peek at the

info box down below - we accept email, snail mail, instant messaging, long distance telepathy

and even smoke signals.

On with the show.

Kicking off at Number 5 - Luke See's William Hill

Now - I'm not going to sneak any bias into this list, because the entire cast of characters

and the Crain family are absolutely amazing in this show - but I've got a real soft

spot in my heart for Luke, that poor kid saw so much stuff through those foggy little glasses

that it's no doubt his mind needed a thorough ten episodes of healing.

It reached a climax in Episode 4 - The Twin Thing, where a mysterious old bowler hat ushered

forward a tall, floating man into the hallways of Hill House.

There's a lot of set up to this scene that you just don't get without first planting

the seeds, and Mike Flanagan nails it with this long, panning three-minute set piece.

The thing that is most terrifying though - is the uncanny visual of the actual ghost, William

Hill - with his long gangly cane and his bowler hat, floating listlessly across the floorboards.

It's not a jump scare, nor is it over produced gore - it's pure, numbing terror seen through

the eyes of a child - and there's nothing more fear inducing than that.

Next up at Number 4 - The Dumbwaiter Scene

And of course, again - it has to feature our boy Luke.

Poor kid.

There was something in this scene that just hit me right in the pit of the stomach, right

from the moment where young Theo found him sitting mischievously in the house's antique

dumbwaiter.

We know where it was heading from the off - and none of it was good.

It also demonstrated some real, masterful patience from director Mike Flanagan.

It was so easy to just throw ghosts and the paranormal into every spooky scene in the

show, but instead - we had to wait until the end in this instance - where it was already

too late, and there was no turning back.

Although it set up a lot of character development for young Theo - Episode 3 Touch - proved

to us that at Hill House, even the most inane structural devices can lead to moments of

pure and utter horror.

What made it even more impressive, was that we didn't learn anything about the ghost

in question - it was left lurking in the dark depths - in essence, a throwaway scene - but

it demonstrated to us that there was a lot more to that house than we could ever hope

to find out.

Coming in at Number 3 - Two Storms.

Yes.

The entire episode.

Because this was the moment for me where I thought - holy moly, this show is a cut above

the rest.

An 18 page scene before a single editing cut - roughly 23 minutes worth of footage, that

played out in a long, almost stage-play performance - creeping its way throughout the corridors

of Hill House and the hallways of Shirley's funeral home, bound together by one haunting

childhood memory - and the stark, thunderous reality of death and a grieving family.

When the thunder claps and we see Mrs. Hill sat bolt upright in the bed, it's worth

so much more than a deliberate cut - because we understand what's at stake.

When the lights cut and we see that Nelly has disappeared - we know exactly where it's

heading, because we're right alongside the Crain family, feeling their hearts racing

and their hands shaking on the flashlights.

Really, honestly - Mike Flanagan put so much sweat and effort into this scene and we as

an audience reap such a masterful demonstration of a director at the top of his game.

Heart Pounding stuff.

Next up at Number 2 - Nelly's Death

All of them - over and over again, because oh my word - what an incredible reveal, and

what an absolutely dear in the highlights level of fear this scene produces.

For me, this was the moment where all of those tiny little seeds planted earlier started

to sprout and make sense - the two clicks of the porch light, the locket - the sleep

paralysis.

This is the moment where we knew Nelly was an incredibly important character in the show

- but perhaps not for the reasons that we first thought.

This is the moment where the ghosts of the past met the present - and reality became

that little bit more horrifying.

But again - the stage had already been set.

Since episode 1, we knew that we were only being shown fragments of this story - from

the perspective of both adults and children, coming to terms with their own metaphorical

and literal ghosts - and Nelly's, the youngest of all the Crain children - was inevitably

the most important.

Olivia warned Hugh to pull down those ropes when Nelly was still a kid.

She also promised Nelly that she'd inherit the locket.

One day this would all be hers - and it was.

And finally - at our Number 1 spot - The Car Scene.

Yeah - you know the one I'm talking about.

Sorry about that.

Gets me every time.

In Episode 8, Witness Marks - a few people I was watching this scene with ended up throwing

their drinks against the wall - and trust me, they were pretty seasoned horror fans.

This is no PG-13 stuff.

It's interesting - because out of the entire 10 episode series - there's 2, maybe 3 jump

scares throughout the whole thing.

With a show with such intense suspense building and terrifying payoff - you don't need to

rely on the oversaturated use of cheap tricks that inevitably gets watered down after the

first ten times.

No, this show is better than that.

It also leads to one of the best monologues in the entire series, and Theo's bleak interpretation

of death - an ocean of nothing, just numb and nothing and alone.

But it also plays out in a more deliberate way, because this is the first time we really

start to see the ghost of Nell assert her influence on the remaining feuding siblings.

I almost read this scene as an annoyed sibling telling Shirley and Theo to quit arguing,

and I don't think that's too far from the truth.

Because, well - she certainly got them to shut up.

Well - unfortunately guys, that's all we've got time for in today's video - cheers for

sticking around all the way to the end.

Let us know your Hill House scariest moments in the comment box down below.

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Socialism used to be a dirty word in the U.S.

But now for many young Americans strapped with debt, disenchanted with mainstream politics

and uncertain about their economic future, socialist ideas might just be a breath of

fresh air.

So what is this new political movement - and have we seen it before?

So Zach, you joined the DSA when?

I joined the morning after the presidential election in 2016 when Trump was elected

So you were scared socialist?

Why do you think so many young people like yourself are joining the DSA?

We've seen what the system does to people and how much people are struggling and things

aren't getting better for the 99%.

Like, we're just seeing rich people get richer and richer.

Lucie Macias is the co-chair of the Chicago chapter of Democratic Socialists of America,

a national organization that works on grassroots campaigns, stages actions like confronting

the Homeland Security secretary during her Mexican dinner, and helps to elect like-minded

candidates.

I think what's great about electoral work is we can have our foot in the electoral door,

but we also have a foot in other work.

DSA is now approaching 50,000 members nationwide, with 167 branches - a number that's surged

since Bernie Sanders' presidential run.

And unlike in 2016, Democratic Socialist candidates are winning.

From national victories like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Rashida Tlaib, to races at all levels

of government.

It's enough to cause panic both in the GOP, and within the Democratic Party.

I'm here in the Logan Square area in Chicago and I'm about to meet up with their councilman,

who happens to be a Democratic Socialist.

And guess what?

He's only 28!

Did you just knock on doors and were like, "Hey I'm a socialist"?

I think that sometimes people get confused by a label.

So when I knocked on doors, I said I was going to stand up to the big corporations that were

too powerful in city hall.

I was going to make sure that our public dollars benefit our public schools, benefited our

communities and invested in after-school programs, job programs, mental health services.

And it wasn't until later, after I was elected, that I came out and said, "I'm a

Democratic Socialist."

If you're a Democratic Socialist, why not run on the Socialist Party ticket?

People that want to tax the rich, they want to protect immigrants, they want to stand

up for women's rights, for workers' rights, they're already voting in large numbers

for the Democratic Party line.

So let's actually give them what they want.

Let's give them Democratic Socialists on that party line that are actually going to

deliver the policies that the Democratic Party should be standing for.

Damn, this guy has got it together.

And he doesn't mince words when calling out moderate Dems.

I think here in the context of Chicago, I learned that the Democratic Party is very

much tied to the establishment and the monied interests.

Do you think the moderate Democrats and the establishment Democrats are afraid of

you guys?

Absolutely.

We can see, when they begin to fight you, that's when you know they feel threatened

by you.

All these inspiring young Socialists running for office and winning.

It feels unprecedented, but is it?

Let's rewind.

Socialism in America, and throughout the industrialized world, first took root in trade unions and

in a movement to protect and advance the rights of workers.

Chicago was once the center of the Industrial Revolution and, along with explosive growth

and profit, came a whole lot of exploitation.

People were working 16 hours a day, living in terrible conditions, this is just a fact.

And a movement began, called the 8-hour day movement - 8 hours for work, 8 hours for sleep,

8 hours for what you will.

Meet Larry Spivak, the premiere labor history tour guide of Chicago.

You want labor history?

You go to Larry.

So that monument there is the exact site where the Haymarket Rally of May 4th, 1886 took

place, which was what some could argue was one of the most important and influential

historical events of the last 150 years, in the world!

The Haymarket Affair happened when a labor protest in support of the 8-hour work day

turned violent, ultimately ending in the death sentence of four activists.

It was a tragedy in so many ways, for those who were killed, and it set back the working

class movement for awhile.

It was really the first "Red Scare."

"Red Scare" tactics meant portraying socialist ideas as somehow foreign and un-American.

Back in the day, calling for free healthcare would get you accused of being an agent of

the Soviet Union.

Today, you'll be accused of wanting to turn this country into Venezuela.

One-third of Chicago was German-speaking at that time.

Today, it's one-third Spanish-speaking.

But the Germans were despised.

Basically, you could take today and go back to 1886 and just substitute Latin American

or Mexican for German, and you'd get the xenophobia and the "America first" and

the native-born hatred toward these German immigrants.

But how foreign of a concept is socialism?

This is John Nichols, who wrote the book "The S-Word, a Short History of an American Tradition,"

a history that's actually quite long

America's always had a socialist or social democratic presence, going back to the founding

of the country.

In the very first years of the Republic, Tom Paine wrote his pamphlet, "Agrarian Justice."

That was in 1797.

And so, even before the word "socialism" was used, you had people advocating for solutions

to problems that involved a redistribution of the wealth.

What have been the economic conditions and the conditions of the United States that have

led to these socialist movements?

In the 1890s, the start of the 1900s, first-off you saw a great economic downturn in 1893.

But then you also saw the Gilded Age, this incredible inequality in that period.

In the 1930s, you saw a similar thing.

A great depression of course, but also immense wealth surrounded by great poverty.

And Roosevelt really started to talk about that.

Others did as well.

So again and again throughout history, what we have seen are moments where economic turbulence

and technological change - that combination - has caused people to pause and say, "Hey,

who's got an idea here?

Who's got a solution for the circumstance we're in?"

Because the wealth is not distributed appropriately.

The power is not distributed appropriately.

We are oppressing some people while empowering others.

What moment are we in right now when it comes to capitalism and exploitation and this entire

push and pull of history?

We are currently experiencing the equivalent of three industrial revolutions at the

same time.

And there's a real sense of lack of control - that the great mass of people aren't making

the decisions about our technological changes.

All this change is happening, but we don't necessarily get a signal that things are getting

a lot better.

And in a moment like that, it is incredibly necessary to have new ideas.

Time in to 2018, I'm back at another DSA meeting.

They seem to do a lot of this.

You know, things are happening in this world where people are hurting, people are not able

to have a place to live, people aren't able to access healthcare.

People are literally dying because their GoFundMe to get insulin fell $50 short.

Like, it really is sometimes life or death for people, so this is why we believe so much

in what we do.

I do think that Democratic Socialism has historically been about the meeting in a sweaty hall, late

at night.

It's about going to the mom who's at the drive-thru at Wendy's or Burger King and

treating her as a human being and respecting the struggles that she is facing economically

and trying to come up with answers for her.

And I do see in the contemporary movement a lot of that.

I see a lot of young activists going out and making very practical

connections with people.

If they continue to do it, my sense is that this is a movement that will stick.

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