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[Assistant] So like last year, there was a lot of used cars being sold, so we sold a lot of tires last year. Uhm, this year a lot of the new cars are coming out and people are shifting, you know, directions of what kind of vehicle and are they buying used or new.


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[Assistant] You know, based on the economy, some people are traveling less and you know, there's so many things happening.


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[Assistant] And, and I think it's, you know, I hate to say this, but you know, some people say when you watch the news, some people say, Hey, you know what? There's a chance of going through like depression, right? So when the economy hits this way,


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[Assistant] Some people do feel depressed, which means you're not going to purchase or you know, you'll be, you'll be buying, you know,


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[Assistant] More of a personal thing than that on, you know, the tires are the last thing. So yeah, it's definitely hitting the market really hard. So things have been slowing down a lot.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you know, and for us especially, we don't have a factory in US.


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[Assistant] We rely on, you know, all the tires that we sell in US are made in Korea.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but we get taxed, we get extra taxed, you know, by the government, which, you know, is totally understandable, right? You're trying to create more jobs in US, uhm, so you're adding more tax.


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[Assistant] Uhm, to the imported brands, uh, so that, you know, on the market you're not dumping it.


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[Assistant] So we get hit a lot on the percentage. We end up spending millions of dollars every year just paying extra tax. You know, so, you know, it's, tire industry is definitely not easy. You know, we get affected in many different ways. So, yeah, it's, uh,


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[Assistant] Yeah, so again, when you're talking about like the supply chain and the market right now, it's, you know, just like anything else, right? It's not just tires, it's...


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[Assistant] Food, gas, whatever it is, it's, it's just upside down nonstop. So it's pretty crazy right now.


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[Assistant] No, I think it's, it will be kind of, how would I say, it will be stupid for a company to stop doing it, you know, because the amount of investment we put out there to give out a set, uhm, per month through a jeep talk show.


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[Assistant] It's, it's a chump change compared to what we spent elsewhere. Uhm, but also I think, you know, uhm, how would I say, you know, these days you have so many things out on


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[Assistant] On the internet, especially on YouTube and Instagram and Tik Tok, you got like, you know, so many influencers, right? Nothing wrong with that, but you know,


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[Assistant] When certain individuals, they get too popular, they get too commercialized, then people start going, okay, well, he's just being sponsored. That's why he's saying certain things. But when the tires go to the right people, like your listeners, that's a true statement.


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[Assistant] So for us, I think it's a better move to continue than.


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[Assistant] Saying like, well, things have slowed down, let's cut this budget. No, I think it would be kind of stupid to do that.


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[Assistant] I think one thing that a lot of people don't realize uhm,


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[Assistant] First, when you check the accelerometer, you're supposed to do it before it's being used, not after.


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[Assistant] Uhm, because once, once, once you heat it up, when the oil starts coming out, it basically, internally, on the rubber, it's like a combustion, right? And it reacts, and after it does that, when you check the rheometer, compared to brand new, it's a totally different number. Uhm, also,


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[Assistant] On a compound, that's one thing. You go through, you know, how hard is it or how soft is it or what's the threshold as, you know, what temperature is it going to lose performance or you have all this different element when it comes to compound. But also, uhm, it's the rubber itself. So sometimes certain brands could create a really good compound, but if they use a bad rubber, then it's not going to come out the way you want it. It's,


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[Assistant] If you want the right way, you gotta do it the proper way with the proper tools and proper pans and, you know, the good ingredients and your, your, at least your


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[Assistant] You kind of have to expect to butter it up or add certain amount of things, right? So it's the dent- So when it comes to rubber,


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[Assistant] When I drive it or when I'm, you know, rock crawling or when you're racing, whatever, it feels hard. But when you touch it, sometimes it might not feel hard. It might feel really soft, which means it might be very brittle.


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[Assistant] So our tires, it's not, it's not on the soft side because actually we actually, our tires last pretty long compared to many other brands out there. But the fact that the block actually moves, you know,


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[Assistant] It just moves enough to dig through a certain amount of sand and moves just about enough when you're rock crawling.


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[Assistant] But it doesn't chunk or just tear out all the time is because the density is different. So we actually use a good rubber.


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[Assistant] That might use a, you know, Robert that's very brutal. So again,


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[Assistant] They might be soft, good for competition, but on the long run, they'll fall apart because it's very brittle. So there's many different factors.


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[Assistant] Imagine if your carcass is not strong, when it's hot, it's gonna bubble up, which means it's like stretching. So when it's stretching, it's gonna affect your blocks as well.


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[Assistant] So there's a many different things that come in effect to make the right tire. So that's why I was saying like it's partially luck is because you could only do so much and then you have to go out and test and hopefully you came up with the right combination, you know, but.


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[Assistant] So again, based on your question, you know, I think I wouldn't say we're not at the hard compound.


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[Assistant] We're definitely not at the soft, like the racing compound. We're right at the middle, but.


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[Assistant] We use a good rubber and that's why it's able to perform the way it performs.


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[Assistant] The way the tire is going to perform brand new versus halfway is definitely going to perform differently. No matter what brand, what compound, whatever it is, it's a guarantee it's going to act differently because you know, you have, you know, when you have less block, less movement. So then you're going to slip more. Not a problem. Thank you.


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[Assistant] We don't have a lot of locations, we just have a few big ones.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and so we, we tend to kind of rely more on the, the distributors, the supply to the retailers more than us selling it directly. Uhm, so yeaah, even like discount tire, we might use them for secondary supply for instance, you know, so.


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[Assistant] Warehouses and hopefully later in the future build a US factory then things can change.


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[Assistant] Uh, but for right now, our distribution, we rely a little bit more on our distributors more than our internal ones.


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[Assistant] Uh, not only he did King of Hammers, but he's been competing in the Ultra 4 Series. Also, during that time, he's competing in the Northern California Rock Crawl Series. Uh, so which he just secured championship on the NorCal Offroad. Um, um, he's, you know, obviously he's running on our MTX on 37s.


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[Assistant] Uhm, on the championship off-road, we have one driver out there, uh, on the Prospect class. It's a small class.


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[Assistant] But, you know, we felt that smaller class, at least he has a better chance of winning and also putting our brand in the spotlight versus, you know.


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[Assistant] Being in the dust with a bunch of like 20, 30 cars, right? So...


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[Assistant] Championship off road, you know, because you're on a short course and the condition change all the time based on different track and different days condition change. So the driver has to go back and forth from roading MTX to roading ATX.


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[Assistant] Even in our tire, even with our design, if you put certain things,


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[Assistant] It works certain ways on certain conditions, so we learn from that. Uhm, but also, you know,


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[Assistant] If we wanted to go deeper into it, uh, we internal, we discuss about, you know, do we want to make a race compound and getting into a certain class?


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[Assistant] Uhm, we thought about doing that to kind of advance our, you know, technology, but currently we're not. It's because uhm,


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[Assistant] If we're able to produce 39s or even 40s, then we get to be...


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[Assistant] You know, on Pro 2 or Pro 4, even on Score and many other series, and then we get to learn a lot more and develop a lot more.


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[Assistant] But because we're limited to 37 and because we have that limitation of which class and what we can do,


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[Assistant] We haven't really jumped forward to go further into advancing uhm,


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[Assistant] So yeaah, I think there's a lot of things we wanna do to advance our technology, but right now, because we're limited to a certain class, we're only able to do certain things, you know. But at the same time,


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[Assistant] We're happy where we are right now and we, we have to focus a little bit more onto the new, the two new patterns right now. So the road in MTX, I think when it comes to racing,


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[Assistant] I would say we're learning a lot. I think it's, we realize a lot what it's able to do. So I think that's a good thing too.


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[Assistant] Uhm, just go next entire USA, then that's where you'll find this.


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[Assistant] COVID-19, they haven't been plant, they didn't plant as much. And how, what's the, uh, time to maturity that that's gonna affect these lower, uh, plantings gonna hit you guys?


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[Assistant] It's interesting you bring that up because I walked into discount tire a month ago for a rotation.


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[Assistant] What if your band is next? What if all of a sudden you're on the gang database and you're labeled an official gang member because you listen to that music you love?


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[Assistant] Immensely educated, superior thinking, and psychological warfare weapons expert master attorney, the Jugger Lawyer, Ferris, will explain the bone in detail.


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[Assistant] She's got the ridiculous idea of seeing that boy again. Oh, why waste my time? When I see Bill, I'm calling off the wedding.


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[Assistant] Yeah, and thanks Mrs. Todd. 12 o'clock call back later. Bye.


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[Assistant] Why wasn't you born a beautiful dame? Or even an ugly one?


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[Assistant] Guess he won't ever get a letter from that Betty Gordon dame now. That makes him even. She won't get no more from him neither.


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[Assistant] I was pretty upset about a boy that, uh, mum and dad were keen on me getting engaged to. And, uh, I suppose mine must have been miles away, but...


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[Assistant] I was at work carrying the biggest pavlova you ever saw right up to the main counter. And then what does awkward Annie do? Spills it up right down the front. Oh no.


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[Assistant] Andre Agassi is clearly the biggest money maker, money generator in tennis. So to pay him 350,000 to show at a tournament where your prize money may be 600,000 just makes excellent financial sense.


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[Assistant] Nobody could tell him what to do and he would go out there and have pizzas and McDonald's.


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[Assistant] Challenger events are just the minor leagues where you can get ATP tour points to where then you can qualify for the major tour.


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[Assistant] I first really saw Agassi when he played for the U.S. in the Davis Cup against Argentina. And, uh, it was typical and revealing in that he, uh, played exceptionally well.


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[Assistant] You have the ultimate kind of overachiever, Brad Gilbert, and here's Andre, the underachiever, and I think it was a good marriage.


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[Assistant] It's always going to be hard to assess Agassi's role in the history of tennis because he went AWOL so often and in so many dramatic ways. So it kind of leaves you thinking, golly, what might have happened had he really dedicated himself


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[Assistant] D-Day is Hitler's absolute worst nightmare. He's managed to keep the Allies at bay for four years of the war now, and suddenly they're working their way through the interior of France, heading towards his battleground of Paris.


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[Assistant] This is the Emperor. He's a huge douche. Says he's surrendering him, but I don't necessarily believe him.


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[Assistant] I won't let you down. You can leave it to us. We'll protect you, no matter what. Now, I have one more


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[Assistant] He's going to try and evolve before we face off against wisdom.


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[Assistant] I cannot help him. Abigail has evolved before without help from anyone.


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[Assistant] I've learned that it's best to let him fight and train on his own schedule. Especially now with the trouble he's having. He just can't seem to evolve further. That's rough. And there's nothing that I can do for him. But wait.


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[Assistant] Don't push yourself too hard. I do.


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[Assistant] Don't worry. The bigger issue is the chaos company.


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[Assistant] So in good times and bad times, I want to feel what you're feeling, and that includes during training too. Huh? Now I know that you don't want anybody's help, but just let me try. I feel...


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[Assistant] Too late. I challenge you to a buddy fight. You sure? Yes, Gao. I can defeat him. Understood. We've got your back, man.


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[Assistant] If you can defeat me, I'll tell you where Guru is.


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[Assistant] I'm with Darkness Dragon World! I fight for Danger World!


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[Assistant] Okay, I have first move. I charge and draw.


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[Assistant] I call to the center! Black Crest Dragon Lady Z!


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[Assistant] Final Phase! I cast!


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[Assistant] Impact! Death Count Requiem!


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[Assistant] These are the flames of your fate.


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[Assistant] When Lady Z's destroyed, I can then use its ability to...


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[Assistant] Draw one card and call a size one or less Black Dragon. To center, I call Black Crest Dragon Earlbow!


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[Assistant] And Gael Emblem's ability increases my life by one when a black dragon is destroyed.


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[Assistant] Draw. I charge in. I draw. My turn is over.


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[Assistant] Destiny, bring me the victory I've been waiting for! Draw! And charge and... Now I will draw!


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[Assistant] I won't grant you time to repent! You deserve to lose and become burdened by regret! Buddy call to the center!


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[Assistant] Time for... The Power of Destiny!


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[Assistant] IT'S ABIGAIL! HWAH! OVER TURN! My turn is now over.


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[Assistant] I despair at your destiny because your turn is already over. But how? We demonstrate the power of overturn by forcing your turn to now end. That's three.


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[Assistant] Hot! These were the flames of your fate. Now on your third turn, no matter how many life points you have, your time has flickered out.


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[Assistant] Damn it, it's a dark neck! I win.


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[Assistant] We have to follow them! Yeah! Count me in! We should go and help them. Right. You with me? You bet. No wait!


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[Assistant] Well, I, uh, hate to disappoint you, gentlemen, but the program, as far as I'm concerned, is one cigar, another drink, and early to bed.


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[Assistant] No, Michael, he's right, I'm afraid. And it's a darn good thing, too. Men our age. I didn't say that. I didn't say it was a good thing. Because I don't know that it is. All I know is that I hate it.


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[Assistant] To me it's the end of the brightness of life, the end of spirit and adventure. Don't talk like that.


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[Assistant] Men of our years have no business playing around with any adventure that they can avoid. Hm? We're like athletes who are out of condition.


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[Assistant] Would you be good enough to remind me when it's 10.30? Yes, sir.


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[Assistant] Did you say nobody has ever seen you with him?


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[Assistant] We mustn't quarrel. If we do that, we're lost, both of us.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm hoping we can get ourselves out of this completely. But there's one condition.


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[Assistant] I won't tell you my name, what I do, or take you to get the car, because then you'd know where I live. But if we're successful tonight, it'll be of no importance to you.


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[Assistant] Don't you ever turn your lights on at night? Oh, I'm sorry. I thought the garage man turned them on. Let's see your driver's license.


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[Assistant] Warnley, huh? What's that, Polish? No, it's American. Do you have any other identification?


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[Assistant] All right. Tie it all up and tomorrow get on one of the ferries. Not during a rush hour and drop it overboard. And be very careful that you aren't seen. The money too? You might as well keep it. I don't see how that would be traced.


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[Assistant] Well, shall we go back? No. I'm not going to eat now. I'm going to have a drink. How are you, Richard? Fine, thank you. Account for yourself. Come inside. You'll be interested in this. Oh, Collins, get me an old-fashioned coin.


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[Assistant] When a promoter has promoted a colossus like World Enterprises Incorporated, he's no longer a promoter, he's a panacea. Ah yes, yes, of course, I remember now. We're gonna wait until...


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[Assistant] What did he look like? Or rather, I mean, uh, what sort of fellow was he? A true perfect nuisance.


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[Assistant] The keen-eyed Inspector Jackson found some on a wire fence over which the body was dropped. He probably scratched his hand lifting it over. Yes, but a trace like that on a barbed wire fence, could that be enough to be of any use? Did I say a barbed wire fence? Didn't you?


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[Assistant] What other kind could a man more naturally scratch his hand on? It was a barbed wire fence at court. I was only trying to impress you fellas with my keenness. Can't a man get any credit around here at all? Well, in that case, I'll give you an opportunity to impress the whole city. Does this suggest anything to you?


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[Assistant] Prescription for Richard. It not only kills you if you take enough of it, but leaves no trace. Just a case of heart disease, that's all they could say.


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[Assistant] Something came up just as I left the office that pulls the rug right out from under that theory. Really?


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[Assistant] Or he might have witnessed the killing and is getting ready to blackmail the killers. But even if he's a hundred percent innocent, he still won't walk in and talk. Why not? Because he's hot. He's a known crook with a blackmailing record. That's why he was thrown off the force for shaking people down. And he's wanted for at least two other raps. We'll get that gentleman when we run him down and not before.


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[Assistant] Alright, it's nothing. How did you say you did it?


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[Assistant] I'm, I'm afraid that was pure stupidity.


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[Assistant] The next day I was looking for lost golf ball and evidently I got into some poison ivy. You must have scratched it. That's a pretty bad infection. Well, it's a awful douchence, I know that. Is this your case, Inspector? For the moment. They're all his cases, all the tough ones.


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[Assistant] Straight as an arrow. Professor, eh? Say, you think we'd better look into this, Mr. Laylaw?


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[Assistant] A man should weigh close to 200 pounds, you know. Yes, it must have been pretty tough going. Yes, especially at night. Well, yes, it may have been at night. I suppose so.


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[Assistant] But what woman hasn't? Yes, where do they find her? Second class hotel off Broadway.


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[Assistant] Oh, it's quite alright. I'm rather glad that I've heard from you.


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[Assistant] How am I? That's what blackmail means. You say or the blow falls?


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[Assistant] Good evening. Will this take long? I have it ready in powders. That be alright? Yes, I suppose so. Same dose.


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[Assistant] The inspector has her in the car. Well, let's go over this layout first, then we'll get to her. Alright, inspector. Over here.


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[Assistant] Oh, I had one of the men put that there this morning so you wouldn't brush against that bush. It's poison ivy.


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[Assistant] Till 2035. I might be dead by then, but my kids can pick it up. There you go.


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[Assistant] He collected like a payoff check. I can't, I think it was from the Cardinals, but I can't remember now for like $9 million. Insane. And he hasn't played it even longer than Bonilla. And so these young guys.


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[Assistant] And I saw this and I was like, what is going on? I was freaking out. I was like, do I got to go to the hospital? I called my doctor. Now I'm creeping. Now it's creepy. My face too, too. I'll show you one more time.


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[Assistant] I don't think the other seven are necessarily not credible, but I would say at the very least, they're not strong because think about it. They're not trying to get, they've admitted.


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[Assistant] It's so weird, like we've talked about this case so much and, you know, I'm no stranger to hyperbole obviously, but the hyperbole used to describe what Deshaun Watson


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[Assistant] Well, as much as I've been critical of Mike Florio at times, cause he, he, sometimes he, and maybe it's cause he, I do this a little too, he throws out stuff that's opinion and he tries to make it seem like fact, I don't, that's kinda how I talk too, so I kinda get it.


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[Assistant] Uh, but I've never accused Florian, he's not making anything up, right? So like, is it possible his source has some wrong information? Of course that's always possible. But I think the, I think this probably is pretty credible, right? So if all of this is true, if everything he reported is true,


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[Assistant] I look, I now look at Robert Kraft and Deshaun Watson, and I say, what's the difference? I say, well, Deshaun Watson, it's maybe more women, maybe, I don't know if we know exactly how many women, because Robert Kraft, I'm sure it wasn't the first time he went to one of those.


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[Assistant] I look at it now without knowing every last detail of what happened, and I say, what's the difference? What, there's really no legitimate


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[Assistant] And there's real hope that maybe it's only going to be a six or less game suspension. Yeah. And if it's four games somehow, that is a massive win. Let me say this.


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[Assistant] I just think the bottom line of this right now is, if you're a Browns fan, you're probably feeling more confident in playing this season than you have in a while. Doesn't mean it's gonna happen. No, I think you're right.


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[Assistant] Oh my god, he's just done. First of all, look at this stat. Guys, put up that tweet, uh, look at this.


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[Assistant] When trailing by multiple runs in the eighth inning or later against the Twins. That's the most such comeback wins one team has had over another in a full season. This is 10 days. But this, that's the record in a full season since the Tigers did it to the then Indians in 1974. Think about this guys.


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[Assistant] The Guardians wake up this morning ready to play a big three game series against the Yankees. They are one game out of first. It's unbelievable. If they had lost those four games where they were down double, double digits, where they were down two or more runs in the eighth inning or later. If they had lost those four games, they're nine games out right now. That's because when you lose to the team, you're changed.


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[Assistant] Fran Mill Reyes is on, first of all, Tyler Thornburg is gassed. Gassed. The guy's missed two years of baseball. He's thrown 50 pitches. He's a righty. Fran Mill's on deck who had just pinch hit, what, the eighth inning I think. Right, he had walked. Fran Mill's been lost at the plate. He's a righty.


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[Assistant] And the fact that he's doing this and got them playing with this confidence with the youngest team in baseball is pretty remarkable. It's an adjustment. I mean, he doesn't have much of a choice because it's not like there's a lot of veterans he can play. Right. But it's been a great adjustment and this team is playing with a ton of confidence. It'd be the youngest team in the triple A ladder.


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[Assistant] Jason, we don't, obviously we don't know what's going to end up happening with these last few court cases out there.


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[Assistant] And the Texans are on their third quarterback in five years. Uh, you know, I'm not a believer in Davis Mills, we'll see. You think fans will think, well, listen, we had to move on? Or do you think fans there will be like,


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[Assistant] Man, I wish we hadn't have moved on. Because, you know, it was easy. The Chiefs cut Kareem Hunt.


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[Assistant] I wanted to ask one more thing about the relationship between Busby and the owner.


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[Assistant] Hey, we got Jason back real quick if we want to ask Jason. Jason, I just had a quick question. We can't hear him. Can we? Can we hear him?


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[Assistant] Their message. Roger Goodell has control over the Wi-Fi. Cut him off! Cut that guy off! Yea, Jason, last thing real quick. I'm looking at the wrong camera.


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[Assistant] Bob McNair or Cal McNair and, uh, and Tony Busby. What is the reality about their relationship and do you buy any of the rumors about, you know, whatever? I don't know. What can you tell us? What do you know about their relationship and anything?


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[Assistant] Big 10 negotiations of their, of their TV contracts. It's up. Their contracts up. Right. Could net every school $100 million


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[Assistant] Right, it's a small percentage. And yet look at the money these schools are making. And we are headed...


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[Assistant] I'll tell you something, you know, it might be a good addition. I know they're not a good football program. They're not a good football program, but there are more people in New York City that care about Syracuse than Rutgers.


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[Assistant] The traditions are off. I just think about all the years I was on the radio screaming about it's ridiculous that the players can't make money and I would get all these people calling me.


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[Assistant] Have you seen all the quotes from Mike Florio Pro Football Talk on the hearings and what he said about the Watson stuff? Did you see that?


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[Assistant] I want you to see especially number two. The NFL intervened 12 alleged victims, or interviewed 12 alleged victims. The hearing focused on five of the women making allegations against Watson. Here's number two. The case presented by the NFL included no evidence of violence, threat, force, or coercion by Deshaun Watson.


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[Assistant] Forget the football players, Ben Jarvis, Green Ellis played there as well. But forget about the players. That's all I want to ask you about. Apollo Creed went to your school. Do you know him? Are you friends with him? What can you tell us about Apollo Creed?


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[Assistant] Were you ever in a bar or a club?


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[Assistant] In 1999, and you're dancing, maybe hooking up with a lady, I don't know what you do, I don't even know if you were married at the time, I'm not sure. Or not. I don't know, I don't know your marital status. So I apologize for that. Were you ever in a club doing that, and then all of a sudden, Prince


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[Assistant] It'll happen. And Durant's got four years left on his contract and he still is going to end up going. I heard yesterday somebody say, one of the NBA guys was like, well, you know, if Durant wants to get traded, he's going to get traded cause it's the NBA. But the Nets are in a good spot cause there's four years left so they could trade him wherever he wants. No they can't.


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[Assistant] Can they trade some sort of combo of Sexton, Okoro, maybe even Kevin Love? I think those are the two pieces, by the way. And maybe, you know, a draft pick to get that guy.


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[Assistant] It's so funny, we kill players when they leave their local market because they're being greedy, and then we're going to kill him because he's staying.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but a lot of, I don't know, but people want to, they have a lot of, not all the games are during the day because a lot of these places have firework shows in these games.


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[Assistant] By the way, speaking of food to go, if you go to a buffet to eat, are you allowed to take a plate to go?


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[Assistant] By the way, after the first inning, so my catcher was on base.


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[Assistant] When the top, we were the road team, in the top of the second inning, the second inning is about, it's two outs to the top of the second, I said to Mike, I said Mike, grab my, cause he's a lefty same as me, I said grab my glove, you're gonna warm up my pitcher.


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[Assistant] This next inning. Nice. Because my catcher was on base, I knew it was going to take him some time to get his gear on. So they make the third out, Mikey goes and warms up my pitcher, right? That's awesome.


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[Assistant] He's had some struggles. Wait a second. I picked, I picked the Yankees to win and come.


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[Assistant] He's gonna break the record. For the last, I want to say seven years, six out of seven times he's broken the record. And he had 174 and a half last year. His, he has no competition. His competition is the record. That's it. He always goes, plus I think for the first time in three years, they'll be back out.


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[Assistant] Out in Coney Island. Well, they were in Coney Island last year, but not, they were indoors. It was weird. Aren't they back in the main, like right by Nafis? They're back where they used to do.


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[Assistant] I wouldn't want to. I would love to be, I'll talk more about that. Can we, should we just go to final takes? Cause I'll continue with that. Yep, let's start him. Bull, you're up first. Yeah, okay. So speaking of which, I really think I missed my calling. Forget this sports talk nonsense. I should have been a competitive eater. Now the reality is that most of the championship level competitive eaters are skinny. About a hundred pounds. Which is, which is a really big insult.


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[Assistant] Two us fat guys. I mean, it's like, what do we got? We got eating. I can eat. I can eat. But I wouldn't be good at the hot dog eating contest. I'd be, I'd be in for the pizza, eating, shrimp. Nobody can eat shrimp like me. I kill ya. I kill ya all on shrimp.


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[Assistant] I think last year it was, uh, uh, Golick's kid, Mike Jr.


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[Assistant] Right, and he did an alright job, but listen, this is my calling ESPN! Listen, please, I'll give you one more chance. Hire me next year.


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[Assistant] I will do the perfect job. I love the hot dog eating contest. In fact, when we use, when I was living in New Jersey, we would watch it at my brother-in-law's house. We'd mute the TV. There'd be like 200 people in a party and I would do the play-by-play of the hot dog eating contest. This is my obsession. I had another one down the gut. Down the stretch they come.


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[Assistant] You will need to be logged in with your Huggingface account, which you can do by executing this first hour, or by typing Huggingface-cli login in a terminal. Just enter your username and password, then click login.


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[Assistant] This will store an authentication token in the cache of the machine you're using.


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[Assistant] We won't go over the fine-tuning code because you can find it in any Transformers tutorial or by looking at the videos linked below.


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[Assistant] What interests us here is how we can leverage the model hub during training.


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[Assistant] This is done with the pushToUpEqualTrue argument passed in your training arguments.


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[Assistant] This will automatically upload your model to the app each time it is saved. So every epoch, in our case.


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[Assistant] This allows you to resume training from a different machine if the current one gets interrupted.


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[Assistant] The model will be uploaded in your namespace, with the name of the output directory you picked by default.


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[Assistant] You can choose another name by passing it to the upmodelid argument.


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[Assistant] You can also push inside an organization you are a member of by passing a full repository name with the name of the organization slash the model ID you want to pick.


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[Assistant] With that done, we can just launch training and wait a little bit. I'll cut the waiting time from the video.


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[Assistant] Meaning that the training continues while your model is uploaded to the hub.


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[Assistant] When your first commit is finished, you can go inspect your model on the hub by looking inside your namespace. And you'll find it at the very top.


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[Assistant] You can even start playing with its inference widget while it's continuing the training.


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[Assistant] The Collider dataset tasks a model with determining if the sentence is grammatically correct or not. So we pick an example of incorrect sentence to test it.


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[Assistant] Note that it will take a bit of time to load your model inside the inference API the first time you try to use it. We'll cut that time from the video.


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[Assistant] There is something wrong with the labels, but we'll fix it later in this video. Once your training is finished,


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[Assistant] You should do one last push with the trainer that pushed through a method. This is for two reasons.


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[Assistant] First, this will make sure you're uploading the final version of your model, if you didn't already.


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[Assistant] For instance, if you used the save every end step strategy instead of every epoch.


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[Assistant] Second, this will draft a model card that will be the landing page of your model repo.


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[Assistant] Once the commit is done, let's go back on our model page and refresh.


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[Assistant] We can see the draft of the model card, which includes information on which pre-trained model we fine-tuned, the final evaluation loss and metric, the training hyperparameter used, the intermediate training results,


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[Assistant] And the framework versions we used so that other people can easily reproduce our results.


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[Assistant] On top of all that information, the trainer also included some metadata that is interpreted by the HuggingFace website in the model card.


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[Assistant] You get the value of the matrix reported in a nice widget, as well as a link to a leaderboard with paper with code.


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[Assistant] The TensorBoard runs have also been pushed to this repo, and we can look at them directly from the model hub by clicking on the training metrics submenu.


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[Assistant] If you were not using the Trainer API to venture on your model, you can use the push to a method on the model and tokenizer directly. We'll use this to fix our labels in the inference widget.


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[Assistant] The inference widget was using default names for labels because we did not indicate the correspondence between integers and label names. We can fix this in the configuration by setting


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[Assistant] The label to id and ad to label fields to their proper values, then pushing the model config to the hub.


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[Assistant] Once this is done, we can check on the website and the mobile is not showing the proper label.


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[Assistant] Now that the model is on the hub, we can use it from anywhere, as we would any other transformer model, with the fromPreTrain method, or with the pipeline function.


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[Assistant] We just have to use the identifier from the hub and we can see that the model configuration and weights as well as the tokenizer files are automatically downloaded.


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[Assistant] Try the push to a BPI in your next training to easily share your model with the rest of the world.


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[Assistant] We're at close grips at last, said Holmes as we walked together across the moor. What a nerve the fellow has!


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[Assistant] How he pulled himself together in the face of what must have been a paralyzing shock.


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[Assistant] When he found that the wrong man had fallen a victim to his plot. I told you in London Watson and I tell you now again.


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[Assistant] That we have never had a foeman more worthy of our steel. I am sorry that he has seen you, and so was I at first, but there was no getting out of it.


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[Assistant] What effect do you think it will have upon his plans now that he knows you are here?


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[Assistant] Or it may drive him to desperate measures at once.


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[Assistant] Like most clever criminals, he may be too confident in his own cleverness and imagine that he has completely deceived us.


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[Assistant] Why should we not arrest him at once? My dear Watson, you were born to be a man of action. Your instinct is always to do something energetic.


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[Assistant] What's opposing for argument's sake that we had him arrested tonight? What on earth the better off should we be for that? We could prove nothing against him. There's the devilish cunning of it.


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[Assistant] If he were acting through a human agent we could get some evidence.


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[Assistant] But if we were to drag this great dog to the light of day it would not help us in putting a rope round the neck of its master.


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[Assistant] Surely we have a case, not a shadow of one, only some eyes and conjecture. We should be laughed out of court if we came with such a story and such evidence. There is Sir Charles's death, found dead without a mark upon him. You and I know that he died of sheer fright.


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[Assistant] And we also know what frightened him, but how are we to get twelve stolid jurymen to know it?


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[Assistant] What signs are there of a hound? Where are the marks of its fangs? Of course we know that a hound does not bite a dead body, and that Sir Charles was dead before ever the brute overtook him.


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[Assistant] Again, there was no direct connection between the hound and the man's death.


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[Assistant] We never saw the hound. We heard it, but we could not prove that it was running upon this man's trail. There is a complete absence of motive.


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[Assistant] No, my dear fellow, we must reconcile ourselves to the fact that we have no case at present, and that it is worth our while to run any risk in order to establish one. And how do you propose to do so? I have great hopes of what Mrs. Laura Lyons may do for us when the position of affairs is made clear to her, and I have my own plan as well.


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[Assistant] Sufficient for tomorrow is the evil thereof.


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[Assistant] But I hope before the day is past to have the upper hand at last.


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[Assistant] I could draw nothing further from him, and he walked, lost in thought, as far as the Baskerville Gate. Are you coming up?


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[Assistant] Yes, I see no reason for further concealment, but one last word, Watson.


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[Assistant] Say nothing of the Hound to Sir Henry. Let him think that Selden's death was as Stapleton would have us believe.


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[Assistant] That will be easily arranged. And now if we are too late for dinner, I think that we are both ready for our suppers.


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[Assistant] Sir Henry was more pleased than surprised to see Sherlock Holmes, for he had for some days been expecting that recent events would bring him down from London.


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[Assistant] He did raise his eyebrows, however, when he found that my friend had neither any luggage nor any explanations for its absence.


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[Assistant] Between us we soon supplied his wants, and then over a belated supper we explained to the baronet as much of our experience as it seemed desirable that he should know.


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[Assistant] But first I had the unpleasant duty of breaking the news to Barrymore and his wife. To him it may have been an unmitigated relief, but she wept bitterly in her apron.


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[Assistant] To all the world he was a man of violence, half animal and half demon.


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[Assistant] But to her, he always remained the little willful boy of her own girlhood. The child who had clung to her hand.


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[Assistant] Evil indeed is the man who has not one woman to mourn him.


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[Assistant] I've been moping in the house all day since Watson went off in the morning, said the baronet. I guess I should have some credit, for I've kept my promise.


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[Assistant] If I hadn't sworn not to go about alone, I might have had a more lively evening, for I had a message from Stapleton asking me over there.


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[Assistant] I have no doubt that you would have had a more lively evening," said Holmes dryly.


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[Assistant] I don't suppose you appreciate that we have been mourning over you as having broken your neck? Sir Henry opened his eyes. How was that? This poor wretch was dressed in your clothes.


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[Assistant] I fear your servant who gave them to him may get into trouble with the police. That is unlikely.


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[Assistant] There was no mark on any of them, as far as I know. That's lucky for him. In fact, it's lucky for all of you.


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[Assistant] Since you are all on the wrong side of the law in this matter, I'm not sure that as a conscientious detective my first duty is not to arrest the whole household.


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[Assistant] I don't know that Watson and I are much the wisest since we came down.


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[Assistant] I think that I shall be in a position to make the situation rather more clear to you before long. It has been an exceedingly difficult and most complicated business. There are several points upon which we still want light, but it is coming all the same.


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[Assistant] We've had one experience, as Watson has no doubt told you.


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[Assistant] We heard the hound on the moor, so I can swear that it is not all empty superstition.


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[Assistant] I had something to do with dogs when I was out west, and I know one when I hear one.


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[Assistant] If you can muzzle that one and put him on a chain, I'll be ready to swear you are the greatest detective of all time.


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[Assistant] I think I will muzzle him and chain him all right, if you will give me your help.


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[Assistant] Whatever you tell me to do, I will do. Very good. And I will ask you also to do it blindly, without always asking the reason. Just as you like.


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[Assistant] If you will do this I think the chances are that our little problem will soon be solved. I have no doubt.


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[Assistant] He stopped suddenly and stared fixedly up over my head into the air. The lamp beat upon his face, and so intent was it and so still.


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[Assistant] That it might have been that of a clear-cut classical statue.


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[Assistant] I could see as he looked down that he was repressing some internal emotion. His features were still composed, but his eyes shone with amused exultation


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[Assistant] Excuse the admiration of a connoisseur, said he as he waved his hand towards the line of portraits which covered the opposite wall. Watson won't allow that I know anything of art.


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[Assistant] But that is mere jealousy, because our views upon the subject differ. Now these are a really very fine series of portraits." Well, I'm glad to hear you say so," said Sir Henry, glancing with some surprise at my friend. I don't pretend to know much about these things, and I'd be a better judge of a horse or a steer than of a picture. I didn't know that you found time for such things.


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[Assistant] I know what is good when I see it, and I see it now.


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[Assistant] That's a Nella, I'll swear. That lady in the blue silk over yonder. And the stout gentleman with the wig ought to be a Reynolds. They are all family portraits, I presume. Every one. You know the names. Barrymore has been coaching me in them, and I think I can say my lessons fairly well.


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[Assistant] Who is the gentleman with the telescope? That is Rear Admiral Baskerville, who served under Rodney in the West Indies. The man with the blue coat and the roll of paper is Sir William Baskerville, who was chairman of committees of the House of Commons under Pitt.


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[Assistant] And this cavalier opposite to me, the one with the black velvet and the lace, ah, you have a right to know about him.


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[Assistant] That is the cause of all the mischief, the wicked Hugo, who started the Hound of the Baskervilles. We're not likely to forget him.


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[Assistant] I gazed with interest and some surprise upon the portrait. Dear me, said Holmes, he seems a quiet, meek-mannered man enough.


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[Assistant] But I dare say that there was a lurking devil in his eyes. I had pictured him as a more robust and ruffianly person.


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[Assistant] But the picture of the old Roysterer seemed to have a fascination for him, and his eyes were continually fixed upon it during supper.


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[Assistant] It was not until later when Sir Henry had gone to his room that I was able to follow the trend of his thoughts.


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[Assistant] He led me back into the banqueting hall, his bedroom candle in his hand,


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[Assistant] And he held it up against the time-stained portrait on the wall.


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[Assistant] I looked at the broad-plumed hat, the curling love-locks, the white-laced collar, and the straight, severe face which was framed between them.


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[Assistant] It was not a brutal countenance, but it was prim, hard, and stern, with a firm set, thin-lipped mouth, and a coldly intolerant eye. Is it like any one you know?


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[Assistant] There is something of Sir Henry about the jaw. Just a suggestion, perhaps, but wait an instant.


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[Assistant] He stood upon a chair, and, holding up the light in his left hand, he curved his right arm over the broad hat and round the long ringlets. Good heavens! I cried in amazement. The face of Stapleton.


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[Assistant] But this is marvellous. It might be his portrait. Yes, it is an interesting instance of a throwback.


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[Assistant] Which appears to be both physical and spiritual. A study of family portraits is enough to convert a man to the doctrine of reincarnation. The fellow is a Baskerville. That is evident.


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[Assistant] With designs upon the succession. Exactly.


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[Assistant] This chance of the picture has supplied us with one of our most obvious missing links. We have him, Watson. We have him.


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[Assistant] And I dare swear that before tomorrow night he will be fluttering in our net, as helpless as one of his own butterflies, a pin, a cork, and a card, and we add him to the Baker Street collection.


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[Assistant] He burst into one of his rare fits of laughter as he turned away from the picture. I have not heard him laugh often, and it has always boded ill to somebody.


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[Assistant] I was up betimes in the morning, but Holmes was afoot earlier still, for I saw him as I dressed coming up the drive.


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[Assistant] Yes, we should have a full day today," he remarked, and he rubbed his hands with the joy of action. The nets are all in place, and the drag is about to begin. We'll know before the day is out whether we have caught our big, lean-jawed pike, or whether he has got through the meshes. Have you been on the moor already?


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[Assistant] I have sent a report from Grimpen to Prinstown as to the death of Selden.


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[Assistant] I think I can promise that none of you will be troubled in the matter.


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[Assistant] And I have also communicated with my faithful cartwright, who would certainly have pined away at the door of my hut, as a dog does at his master's grave, if I had not set his mind at rest about my safety. What is the next move? To see Sir Henry. Ah, here he is. Good morning, Holmes," said the baronet.


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[Assistant] You look like a general, who is planning a battle with his chief of the staff.


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[Assistant] That is the exact situation. Watson was asking for orders. And so do I. Very good. You are engaged, as I understand, to dine with our friends, the Stapletons, tonight.


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[Assistant] I hope that you will come also. They are very hospitable people, and I am sure that they would be very glad to see you. I fear that Watson and I must go to London. To London?


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[Assistant] Yes, I think that we should be more useful there at the present juncture. The baronet's face perceptibly lengthened.


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[Assistant] I hoped that you were going to see me through this business. The hall and the moor are not very pleasant places when one is alone. My dear fellow, you must trust me implicitly, and do exactly what I tell you.


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[Assistant] You can tell your friends that we should have been happy to have come with you about that urgent business required us to be in town. We hope very soon to return to Devonshire. Will you remember to give them that message? If you insist upon it, there is no alternative, I assure you.


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[Assistant] I saw by the baronet's clouded brow that he was deeply hurt by what he regarded as our desertion. When do you desire to go?


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[Assistant] He asked coldly. Immediately after breakfast we will drive into Coombe Tracy.


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[Assistant] But Watson will leave his things as a pledge that he will come back to you.


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[Assistant] Watson, you will send a note to Stapleton to tell him that you regret that you cannot come.


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[Assistant] I have a good mind to go to London with you, said the baronet. Why should I stay here alone?


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[Assistant] I wish you to drive to Merripit House. Send back your trap, however, and let them know that you intend to walk home. To walk across the moor? Yes.


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[Assistant] But that is the very thing which you have so often cautioned me not to do. This time you may do it with safety.


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[Assistant] If I had not every confidence in your nerve and courage, I would not suggest it. But it is essential that you should do it. Then I will do it.


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[Assistant] And as you value your life, do not go across the moor in any direction save along the straight path which leads from Merripit House to the Grimpen Road and is your natural way home.


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[Assistant] I will do just what you say. Very good. I should be glad to get away as soon after breakfast as possible, so as to reach London in the afternoon.


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[Assistant] I was very much astounded by this program, though I remembered that Holmes had said to Stapleton on the night before that his visit would terminate next day.


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[Assistant] It had not crossed my mind, however, that he would wish me to go with him.


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[Assistant] Nor could I understand how we could both be absent at a moment which he himself declared to be critical


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[Assistant] There was nothing for it, however, but implicit obedience.


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[Assistant] So we bade good-bye to our rueful friend, and a couple of hours afterwards we were at the station of Coombe Tracy, and had dispatched the trap upon its return journey.


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[Assistant] A small boy was waiting upon the platform. Any orders, sir?


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[Assistant] You will take this train to town, Cartwright. The moment you arrive you will send a wire to Sir Henry Baskerville in my name to say that if he finds the pocket-book which I have dropped he is to send it by registered post to Baker Street. Yes, sir. And ask at the station if there is a message for me.


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[Assistant] The boy returned with the telegram, which Holmes handed to me. It ran, wire received, coming down with unsigned warrant, arrive 5.40, Lestrade.


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[Assistant] That is in answer to mine of this morning. He is the best of the professionals, I think, and we may need his assistance. Now, Watson, I think that we cannot employ our time better than by calling upon your acquaintance Mrs. Laura Lyons. His plan of campaign was beginning to be evident.


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[Assistant] He would use the baronet in order to convince the Stapletons that we were really gone.


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[Assistant] While we should actually return at the instant when we were likely to be needed.


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[Assistant] That telegram from London, if mentioned by Sir Henry to the Stapletons, must remove the last suspicions from their minds.


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[Assistant] Already I seem to see our nets drawing closer around that lean-jawed pike. Mrs. Laura Lyons was in her office.


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[Assistant] Sherlock Holmes opened his interview with a frankness and directness which considerably amazed her. I am investigating the circumstances which attended the death of the late Sir Charles Baskerville, said he.


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[Assistant] My friend here, Doctor Watson, has informed me of what you have communicated.


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[Assistant] You have confessed that you asked Sir Charles to be at the gate at ten o'clock.


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[Assistant] We know that that was the place and hour of his death.


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[Assistant] You have withheld what the connection is between these events. There is no connection.


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[Assistant] But I think that we shall succeed in establishing a connection after all.


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[Assistant] I wish to be perfectly frank with you, Mrs. Lyons. We regard this case as one of murder, and the evidence may implicate not only your friend, Mr. Stapleton, but his wife as well.


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[Assistant] The lady sprang from her chair. His wife, she cried.


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[Assistant] The fact is no longer a secret. The person who has passed for his sister is really his wife.


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[Assistant] Sherlock Holmes shrugged his shoulders. Prove it to me.


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[Assistant] Prove it to me, and if you can do so—' The fierce flash of her eyes said more than any words. I have come prepared to do so, said Holmes, drawing several papers from his pocket.


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[Assistant] Here is a photograph of the couple taken in York four years ago.


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[Assistant] But you will also have no difficulty in recognising him and her also if you know her by sight.


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[Assistant] Here are three written descriptions by trustworthy witnesses of Mr. and Mrs. Vandeleur, who at that time kept St. Oliver's private school. Read them and see if you can doubt the identity of these people.


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[Assistant] She glanced at them, and then looked up at us with the said rigid face of a desperate woman.


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[Assistant] This man had offered me marriage on condition that I could get a divorce from my husband.


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[Assistant] He has lied to me, the villain, in every conceivable way. Not one word of truth has he ever told me, and why? Why? I imagined that all was for my own sake.


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[Assistant] But now I see that I was never anything but a tool in his hands.


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[Assistant] Why should I preserve faith with him who never kept any with me?


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[Assistant] Why should I try to shield him from the consequences of his own wicked acts?


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[Assistant] Ask me what you like, and there is nothing which I shall hold back. One thing I swear to you, and that is that when I wrote the letter I never dreamed of any harm to the old gentleman, who had been my kindest friend.


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[Assistant] I entirely believe you, madam, said Sherlock Holmes. The recital of these events must be very painful to you, and perhaps it will make it easier if I tell you what occurred.


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[Assistant] And you can check me if I make any material mistake.


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[Assistant] The sending of this letter was suggested to you by Stapleton? He dictated it.


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[Assistant] I presumed that the reason he gave was that you would receive help from Sir Charles for legal expenses connected with your divorce? Exactly.


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[Assistant] And then after you had sent the letter he dissuaded you from keeping the appointment.


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[Assistant] That it would hurt his self-respect that any other man should find the money for such an object.


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[Assistant] That I should certainly be suspected if the facts came out.


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[Assistant] He frightened me into remaining silent. Quite so. But you had your suspicions?


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[Assistant] She hesitated and looked down. I knew him, she said. But if he had kept faith with me, I should always have done so with him.


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[Assistant] I think that on the whole you have had a fortunate escape," said Sherlock Holmes. You have had him in your power and he knew it.


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[Assistant] And yet you are alive. You have been walking for some months very near to the edge of a precipice. We must wish you good morning now, Mrs. Lyons.


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[Assistant] And it is probable that you will very shortly hear from us again. Our case becomes rounded off.


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[Assistant] And difficulty after difficulty thins away in front of us, said Holmes, as we stood waiting for the arrival of the express from town.


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[Assistant] I shall soon be in the position of being able to put into a single connected narrative one of the most singular and sensational crimes of modern times.


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[Assistant] Students of criminology will remember the analogous incidents in Godnow, in Little Russia, in the year 66.


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[Assistant] But this case possesses some features which are entirely its own.


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[Assistant] Even now we have no clear case against this very wily man.


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[Assistant] But I shall be very much surprised if it is not clear enough before we go to bed this night.


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[Assistant] The London Express came roaring into the station, and a small, wiry bulldog of a man had sprung from a first-class carriage.


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[Assistant] We all three shook hands, and I saw at once from the reverential way in which Lestrade gazed at my companion, that he had learned a good deal since the days when they had first worked together.


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[Assistant] I could well remember the scorn which the theories of the reasoner used then to excite in the practical man.


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[Assistant] The biggest thing for years, said Holmes. We have two hours before we need to think of starting.


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[Assistant] I think we might employ it in getting some dinner, and then, Lestrade, we will take the London fog out of your throat by giving you a breath of the pure night air of Dartmoor.


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[Assistant] Never been there? Ah well. I don't suppose you will forget your first visit.


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[Assistant] Good evening ladies and gentlemen, may I introduce myself, Don Wilson. This is the part of the program where I'm supposed to pick your pockets for a very worthy cause, the milk fund.


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[Assistant] So we decided on the next best thing, the Rose Bowl football.


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[Assistant] Now, what am I bid? What am I bid? 250. 250's been bid. Do I hear 300? How about 300 dollars? I'll make it 300.


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[Assistant] Three hundred has been bid, now how about five hundred? Who'll make it five hundred?


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[Assistant] Aw, come on now, somebody dig deep down in his heart and come up with five hundred dollars for the milk fund. Three hundred's been bid. Who'll make it five hundred? Five hundred.


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[Assistant] You've heard the bid, ladies and gentlemen. Five hundred dollars. How about seven fifty? Seven fifty?


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[Assistant] If there are no other bids right now, it's going once for $500, twice for $500, and the third and last time for $500.


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[Assistant] What is the form of communication between organic life and Earth?


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[Assistant] You were saying that we come under cosmic laws to the extent that wars are caused by planetary influences. Is it fate?


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[Assistant] Are you going to put man on the same footing as the rest of organic life?


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[Assistant] Did you say that planets affect situations, wars and so forth?


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[Assistant] Listen, yeaah, when I was in Chicago, my, my wife almost hit somebody cause they just walked straight out. And so we were turning, we was at the light and we was turning and this person just popped out of nowhere. Yeaah. So I was like, I was, yeaah, I was upset with my wife. Like you gotta watch, you gotta be more careful and watch where you're going. Later that day, I caught an Uber. He almost did the same thing.


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[Assistant] The thing, it definitely depends on what his record, what the Browns record is. If the Browns aren't doing well, if they're, I don't know.


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[Assistant] Okay, so before the season, I would probably rather have him back because I mean, let's, let's stop and think about the Browns here. You know, Kevin Stefanski has been the coach for two seasons. Obviously the first season, you know, they go to the playoffs, they win. The last season, even with Baker Hurt, they were in a lot of games.


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[Assistant] With our hurt quarterback. So I think that Kevin Stefanski is a good offensive mind that will at least have, give this team a chance. I think they'll win more games than people think, even if Deshaun isn't there. Even with Jacoby as the quarterback, he is able to make the pass. I think in Kevin Stefanski's offense,


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[Assistant] One, we should lean more on the run game with the two running backs that we have with Nick Chubb and Kareem Hunt. That's one.


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[Assistant] Two, Najoku is going to be the asset. I think you have to justify paying him top five money. So I think he'll be featured a lot, which means it won't be a lot of deep balls being thrown because outside of Anthony Schwartz, we don't really have somebody that's going to blow the top off of the defense. Grant is good, but he's a gadgets guy.


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[Assistant] He's one of those guys that comes in and gets jet sweeps, gets reverses and stuff like that. He's not one of those ones that's gonna go deep down the field and catch a ball.


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[Assistant] Amari Cooper is one of those guys who's a route runner. He's not a deep ball threat, but he's a great route runner. So I think Jacoby Brissette is going to be asked to make.


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[Assistant] At the deep ball 15 yard routes, I think he's totally capable of doing that. He's done well with Indy when he was there. I think this Browns team can definitely go at least seven and three in those 10 games.


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[Assistant] I definitely was the one last year that said, you know, it was Kevin Stefanski came out in the meeting and said, we have to find a way to get Odell Deball. But all I know is that when he went to LA,


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[Assistant] Yeah, and I male dominated business. The thing about this, this whole thing to me is.


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[Assistant] I would side with Josina on this because Baker went on that podcast and said that it's looking like I'll be going to Seattle, right? Why would he say that if he had no contact or nothing?


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[Assistant] That you think makes more sense. To me, the best team, and I've been saying this for a long time, is the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Because one, people are like, well, why? Well, to me, I think Seattle and Carolina is a job. If you want a job, yeah, go there for sure. You'll get the one year. If it doesn't pan out now,


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[Assistant] You might be a backup for the rest of your career. Yeah. But if you go to Tampa Bay, you sitting behind Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] You don't have to rush coming in there. You can let your shoulder heal properly.


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[Assistant] And you know, Bruce Arians likes you anyway. I think you could sit down there, learn from Tom Brady, show that you're retired. Remember? Yeah. But he's still in the front office. That's true. You're right. He's still there.


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[Assistant] Come together and they come up with a game plan and they all work with Tom Brady.


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[Assistant] And they find out what's, what the good and the bad is in this game and they give it to Tom and that's why he goes out there and executes. So now you'll be in that group helping prepare Tom Brady, who's the greatest quarterback to ever play this game, get prepared. So now you know what to look for when it's your time. I think it's the best move that you can make.


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[Assistant] I was like, I told my agent, like I don't, like I've been here, like I need to go somewhere where I can play because special teams is good, but I want to actually play.


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[Assistant] And I remember Sherm telling me, sitting down one day and was like, he was, cause I didn't, I really started to love Seattle. Like my mindset started to change cause I'm learning so much. I'm watching myself become a better player from learning from Cam and Earl and Sherm every day. So it's like, I've almost got content. Like, all right, well I could just.


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[Assistant] I can take the special teams, bro, cause I'm learning so much. And then Sherm sat me down and was like, he's like, you gotta get up out of here. And I'm like, why? He was like, bro, you too good. Like what you gonna do for the rest of your career? Sit right, sit, sit behind me for your whole career. And I was like,


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[Assistant] You got a point there. I do want to play. So what I'm, the reason I bring that up is because Baker can sit behind for one year, one year. Like I say, even, even if it doesn't show, he could go out there in the preseason, the following year, tear it up and somebody would trade. You know, you got something.


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[Assistant] If he had to choose between Carolina and Seattle, obviously Seattle is the better fit for him. And I think that his energy and that passion that he does have, cause he's a fiery guy, with them losing Russell Wilson,


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[Assistant] Cause I've been there, Rosa Wilson is a big voice in that locker room. Yeaah. He's very positive, all, and it's no matter if you down, 21 to nothing. That man is, we coming back, we got it y'all, let's go.


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[Assistant] Baker is the only guy, I don't see Drew Lock and I don't see Geno Smith. I don't think they have that. I play with Drew Lock. He's not like that. And Geno Smith, I don't really know, but I would imagine that he's not as fiery as, as Russell Wilson or as positive as Russell Wilson. So you need a guy who could bring, spark that passion and energy when things aren't going well, that's going to give you a chance.


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[Assistant] That's right. But what I'm saying right now, one of the biggest knocks on Baker is he's not mature and he's not an adult. What better way to show everybody that you've matured and you're an adult than to sit behind Tom Brady and learn and learn how to be an adult and learn how to play the game.


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[Assistant] Leroy, you should do what all the vets do now. They don't sign until after camp is over.


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[Assistant] Hold on, I got something for you. I got something. You ready for this? I'm ready. If the, if the Browns don't have, if Deshaun Watson is suspended for a whole year and the Browns don't at least have a better record than they did last year, Stefanski's a problem. And I'm going to tell you why.


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[Assistant] And still was trying to make things happen. So he's got experience. If the quarterback isn't good, he has a whole year film to look at. To make it work. To make it work. So he should know, if you're saying that a coach should be judged often, does he get better every year?


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[Assistant] I think, I think personally he should go to Tampa Bay and sit behind Tom Brady for a year where he'll learn how to mature, be an adult, become a pro. You know, Tom Brady has one, maybe two years at best because he got $375 million waiting on him. So he ain't tripping no more.


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[Assistant] Don't you think that that would be a better situation for him than just jumping into Seattle? Here's the problem though.


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[Assistant] But it happens with, it happens with all of us. Leroy, what if the first thing you've done, what you've been doing isn't working? Don't you need to stop switching and switch it up a little bit and go to something? Cause they say doing the same thing and expecting a different result is insanity.


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[Assistant] So, him sitting there for a year and learning and learning a new game plan and learning how to be a different quarterback.


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[Assistant] Wouldn't you think that would be the best thing for his career? Sure! We do!


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[Assistant] If it doesn't pan out, he'll be a backer for the rest of his career.


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[Assistant] We gotta check the weight. You know, that age plays a part in this to me. That's true. And, and later on, I would think it'd be more in shape, even though Adrian Peterson, like, just finished his career, like what, a year or two ago? Yeah. Yeah.


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[Assistant] I don't know. I think Joshua get one over on him. All he need to do is connect one time. That's the thing about fighting. You get him one time. That's true.


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[Assistant] Listen, me and my brother used to fight all the time. I'm yet to beat him.


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[Assistant] You're the best one to start with this. Yeah. So my thoughts on this is all of these stories that's coming out now. All these kids, these players are guinea pigs.


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[Assistant] It's, it's very similar to how the old CBA was before they changed it in whatever year that was, 2012 or 2011, whatever. In the NFL. In the NFL. Yeah, yeah.


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[Assistant] That's what's going on with this NIO. It's new, so don't know, but it's getting outrageous right now. It's the hot thing to do. You know, if you want to have a big name, if your company wants to make a splash, offer this kid a bunch of money just so you can get your name in the, in the news cycle. But if the player doesn't perform and pan out,


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[Assistant] No, I mean, yeah, yeah, because I mean, the fact that you're, if you want this to continue to go on, you need to perform well, because if you don't, you're messing it up for the next person, and that's the way


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[Assistant] I need to know how these NIL deals are structured. Are they incentivized or is it like no matter what you get designed? Because if it's incentivized,


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[Assistant] I don't think it's ruining the sport at all. I'm for everybody. If you get, if they want to pay you, please take that money because I don't want you to be in a situation that I was in where you just flat out broke. So they give you the money, take it. My only concern for it is that


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[Assistant] Alright, to me, don't get me wrong, I love Ohio State and I love the shoot. The atmosphere is great, especially at night.


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[Assistant] It's not that. They show up and I mean, they support you, but it's like, as an opposing team, there's not like a fear.


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[Assistant] I didn't get a chance to go to Iowa and play, but from what I hear, it's like that.


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[Assistant] Alright, so usually I do my takes on something different, but today I'm keeping it sports related, okay? Last night, I was sitting there and I'm watching


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[Assistant] Uh, the OKC play the Jazz, and I'm watching the Summer League game. And you know, I've heard all this hype about Chet Hongren, and I'm like, let me see it. Let's see what it looks like.


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[Assistant] And he went out there and he had an amazing game. And don't get me wrong, it's the Summer League.


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[Assistant] I really believe Chet Holmgren is a piece that they need. He did everything well last night, whether it was shooting. He blocked Taco Fall, who's like 7-6. He had like 6 blocks on the game. I'm buying the hype.


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[Assistant] On the OKC Thunder this season with them making it to the playoffs with SGA and Josh Giddy and Chet Holmgren. Buy in now. Okay, see.


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[Assistant] I went to, yeaah, I went to the Big Ten experience, you know, it was basically a broadcast and boot camp for the Big Ten. Okay. They broke it down into three sections, uh, studio session, digital session, and then I did play-by-play, which was color commentary. Excellent. It was the best week


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[Assistant] Do you feel Archie that you can knock Marciano out? Of course he never has. Well that's always the first time.


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[Assistant] Is what happens when a bag of flour gets its big break.


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[Assistant] Totally biased, not funny, and the Baldwin impersonation just can't get any worse. Sad.


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[Assistant] You see doctor, I'm a normal woman.


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[Assistant] Uh, there was a director named Joel Schumacher, he's a very funny man, very tall, very sort of eccentric, and he would direct with a speaker, with a microphone and a speaker. Usually directors will come up and say, he'd be like, okay, and you'd hear this, you know, giant booming voice.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, I got Seraphim's. I put it on Terra, I, I kinda, seems like give the, the damage Magisite to the guys who are doing most of the damage and the healing Magisite to the, like Terra.


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[Assistant] I changed this up a little bit just for this, uh, cave. Because I was expecting to get beat up pretty good in here.


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[Assistant] I got the hero ring, I just got that. Seemed like it was pretty decent.


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[Assistant] I gave Tara the Hyperist, or the Metal Glove, or which one does it?


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[Assistant] Is this GP Reigns worth, uh, having over the slot ability? I'm not nuts about the slot stuff.


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[Assistant] I like that the move gets you out of harm's way for at least, you know, while they're up in the air.


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[Assistant] He only has the auto crossbow. I honestly haven't found very many places to buy tools. I think there was one store pretty close to the beginning and I wasn't even really sure.


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[Assistant] I had the Bioblaster for a little bit, but I never used it. And I started using his tools a lot less. So I just sold that one.


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[Assistant] I did, uhm, I'm pretty sure I did. Yeaah, you have to go up the stairs. Uhm, the last chest was locked and I wasn't sure if any of my characters actually knew.


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[Assistant] Like, to kinda check all sides to make sure I'm not... Cause like, if that door was the way to go forward, then, uh...


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[Assistant] From Carrie to Body Double, Brian De Palma is recognized as the master of the psychological thriller, but he's also won over audiences and critics alike with comedies like Wise Guys and action dramas like Scarface. With his new film Raising Cane, he again treats audiences to the nightmare world of the mind, and we are very pleased to have him join us now to talk about that and some other things. Welcome.


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[Assistant] Let me talk about what is on, what everybody, every article that's written about you, as you know, they're looking and they're saying what, you know, they want to compare this and look at this and ask about you coming off of a bonfire of advantages. Let me at least begin there.


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[Assistant] Uh, there's been a book written about it called what, uh, what was it? Devil's Candy. Devil's Candy by Julie Solomon who writes for Wall Street Journal. For once for me, what the hell happened?


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[Assistant] So that I can then put it in perspective of where you are now with this film and go on and talk about it.


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[Assistant] What I admire about you as many things as you know, but what I especially admire about you is how straightforward you have been in saying exactly what you have said now. So many people will say when they make a movie that's not so good, well I thought it was pretty good, it wasn't my fault, it was somebody else's fault. You have said, as you just said, I wish I had done it differently.


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[Assistant] Because you wanted to make it more attractive in your mind at that time to a wider audience.


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[Assistant] I, clearly I have done some bad interviews, uh, and I never go into an interview intending to do a bad interview, uh, and you clearly went into this intending to make a terrific film. Nobody tries to make a bad movie. When did you know this was not going to turn out good?


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[Assistant] So it's really bad in comparison to what it might have been. Absolutely. And in comparison to what the novel was.


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[Assistant] Is it true that Spielberg turned down the opportunity to direct this or not? I have no idea. Have you read that?


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[Assistant] Okay, I read that and they said that the reason he turned it down and others turned it down was because they thought it was impossible to make.


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[Assistant] So in the end you see this family get all of this reviewed. So what does Brian De Palma do then?


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[Assistant] What do you do? Where do you go? What do you say? Do you want to hide? Do you want to go away for a year? What do you want to do?


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[Assistant] Now some say that you took this on because you wanted some kind of a respect. I read this somewhere in Hollywood. That you knew that if you made this it would give you, put you on a certain other level. I mean you were on a pretty good level anyway. Cause I read you made a lot of terrific film. Was that part of it? I mean did you think?


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[Assistant] Did you then decide after all this came out the way it did that you had to go back to your own instincts? Did you say I want to make a small film I want to do?


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[Assistant] Palo Alto. Right. Uh, Raising Cane is the new Brian De Palma film. We'll talk about that film now after having explored what is on everybody's mind once they talk to him for the first time since Bonfire Advantage came out. Raising Cane, we'll talk about that. John Lithgow is in it, a close friend of Brian De Palma's, and we'll talk about that film and about the art and craft of directing when we come back.


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[Assistant] Brian De Palma, talk to me about acting and actors and, you know, I mentioned to you Dreyfuss, Richard Dreyfuss was just here and you said, gee, there's a really bright actor. And I said, well, you know, uh, do actors have a different kind of intelligence than, than journalists or directors or whatever?


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[Assistant] And you were telling me that Lithgow, the star of this film, has been a friend of yours for a while.


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[Assistant] And you said that he has something that De Niro has, which is what?


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[Assistant] Set up this scene. I want to talk about Raising Can a little bit here. What's the film about?


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[Assistant] And now, Wretched Way, this film, cost about 11 million dollars, is that right? Yes.


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[Assistant] White, the producer. Brilliant, white. Alright. Dan, roll tape here is Raising Cane, directed by Brian De Palma, producer. There is the woman in there, the actress is Lolita, what's her name? Davidovich. Davidovich, who was in Blaze with Paul Neumann, played Blaze Star.


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[Assistant] This is going back to Forum for you. Uh, is it easier for you? I mean, are you, do you feel sure they're in these kinds of, what, what's the appeal?


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[Assistant] You have some great dream as a director that you have not yet fulfilled, I mean, is...


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[Assistant] Yeah, life and death, everything. Yeah, it's just like, you know, culture changes, everything. Everything. Everything's in there. A large variety had a lot of the same elements too, though. Yes. The hardest thing for you is finding the right property. I mean, finding something you really want to make.


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[Assistant] Where are you the happiest? Uh, you know, they used to say about Hitchcock, that he was the happiest before the shooting started, that blocking out the shots, you know, and, and writing the script, was having it all come together for him.


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[Assistant] This is a silly question, but why don't we have more Bridge Over the River Quad? Why don't we have more Lawrence of Arabia? Why don't we have more Casablanca? Why don't we have more Susan King? Why don't we have more...


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[Assistant] Yeah, but as soon as you say that, I'll tell you the story of Robert De Niro and Meryl Streep, who I admire as much as anybody in the profession, making that film that was just terrible. Right. You know?


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[Assistant] The two great actors turned out in a movie that didn't work.


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[Assistant] Did they exceed what you thought was going to happen? The combustion, was it synergistic? Absolutely.


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[Assistant] That's right, earlier than we wanted to go. Thank you. Raising Cain is the film, uh, Brian Napomar is the director. It's good to see you. Good to have you back.


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[Assistant] Thank you for joining us tonight. Tomorrow night, uh, former television critic Katie Kelly will talk about her new, her new career and she's written a book. It talks about her advocacy for American Asian children who were overlooked at the Vietnam War. That and much more tomorrow night. I thank you for joining us tonight for a look at the AIDS Conference in Amsterdam and with the director Brian De Palma. See you tomorrow night.


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[Assistant] Put some more beer in the fridge. Alright. She's like f-


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[Assistant] There might be a few indentations around the fascia, because I've got to get the screwdriver and prize it air. Right.


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[Assistant] I just kinda fell in love with it. Ocean Eyes was about something you were kinda going through at the time. What were you going through and how did it come out in the song?


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[Assistant] And cut to two years ago, did you ever imagine this would kind of be where you're at today?


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[Assistant] Yep, yep, yep. He doesn't even know, he doesn't even know. I'm dead, I'm dead, I'm dead, I've got no man.


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[Assistant] I find it difficult to see the difference between I and Miss B.


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[Assistant] He is the leader of a band of escaped slaves, every one of them as desperate as he is.


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[Assistant] They roam the deserts attacking caravans and slave markets. That's why your father went to meet him. To offer tribute and protect his subjects.


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[Assistant] You see, Your Majesty, they are not your guards, but my soldiers. It isn't you who gives the orders. The masquerade is over.


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[Assistant] This I promise you, we will learn the location of the slave's stronghold. You want protection for your caravans against the raids of Herua? You'll have it once and for all. You want slaves? When we smash his stronghold, you shall have your fill. It's agreed. We'll support your rule. We have searched the entire city.


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[Assistant] We have nothing to fear from him. Order him freed. You will ride with us?


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[Assistant] Well, aren't you going to congratulate me? Of course, congratulations. Would you mind telling me what for? Oh, you must have left before the steering committee's appointments. I am your campaign manager.


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[Assistant] As I always say, if you want a job done well, give it to a busy man. Come along, Seacraft. Bye, funny face. You're making a banker of your husband, Ruth, but it's going to take time. A lot of time.


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[Assistant] Well, fine thing selling out your wife's father for a plate of soup and lukewarm chicken. I'm not going to the dinner. Here, don't strain your eyes.


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[Assistant] Oh, I see. Tommy Murphy is calling for you so as not to take you to the dinner.


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[Assistant] This probably has nothing to do with that attractive Miss Murphy.


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[Assistant] Of course not. Why don't we telephone Miss Murphy's home?


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[Assistant] And leave you in this state? No, Ruth. I, of all people, couldn't do that. When a man's been attentive to a girl for five years, it's a habit not easily broken. Ruth.


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[Assistant] It's the joke your family used to make. You said thanks, and that sounds like thanks, so I said, you're welcome.


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[Assistant] Well, I didn't think you'd be sensitive about it. After all, you don't pretend to be an Alan lad. How's that?


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[Assistant] Ruth once made a foolish move, now she's making a wise one, and I say more power to her. Then I say shut up.


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[Assistant] Should better hurry. I've got to drive slow. My brakes aren't fixed.


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[Assistant] I have some extremely bad news for you. You are no longer a candidate for state senator. Oh, I'm not. No, you're not. You've moved, haven't you, to a duplex on Oak Street. That's in the 10th district. You were a candidate from the 3rd. So you were disqualified.


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[Assistant] Do you support Obamacare or the Affordable Care Act? I support Obamacare


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[Assistant] May I say a few words? Thank you. It seems to me now that we can all vote for our good friend Judge Wilkins.


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[Assistant] For yourself and your wonderful qualities and accomplishments and contributions to our movement.


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[Assistant] I have this opportunity to discuss some really interesting topics, uh, and uhm,


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[Assistant] Your podcast in general, I must say, I've met so many devotee friends of mine who have been really, uhm,