Waching daily Dec 4 2018

She lives in the darkness.

In the shadows.

Let me in.

My powers are getting stronger.

I can't always control it.

You know, I just hate hiding all the time.

Feeling like everybody's whispering about me.

Being afraid of people finding out I'm this freak.

Freak!

I descended into Hell and I did what you couldn't.

I brought her back.

There is darkness in you.

Don't you try to deny it.

I don't.

Your true nature will claim you for the light.

It doesn't matter what causes it.

I'm turning and you're just too stupid to see it.

I don't know what to do.

How could you know?

I can't imagine a new world without you by my side.

All people...

If given the right pressures or stimulus...

... are evil motherfuckers.

It's time for the apocalypse.

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What You Eat Matters - Interview With Experts From The Documentary, H.O.P.E. What You Eat Matters - Duration: 3:31.

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Knowing what you're eating

is an act of changing the world.

I really like to think that the world

is just one united place,

that everybody, every being is really connected

and that we're really almost just one big organism.

When we realize that we live in a web of life where all is one,

we treat every strand in that web with love and care.

And when we think we are separate from the Earth,

we think we are apart from the Earth,

we stupidly try and dominate over her,

we try to treat her as an object and all her beings

which are sentient beings, as if they were dead matter.

And we manipulate and torture, and think there is no consequence.

We allow violence to become the basis

of our relationship with the Earth,

because we think in that we are being superior by being dominant,

but we were not meant to be conquerors and dominators

There's lots of examples of animal emotion

so for example when pigs and cows

And dogs and cats and wolves play

it's very clear that they enjoy themselves.

They're feeling happiness, they're feeling very gleeful

they're feeling a lot of pleasure.

And then on the other side of the coin we know that when

they lose a friend or a family member they grieve deeply.

We can eat healthy and well

by leaving other species free,

and letting them have their welfare, while we increase ours.

If someone asked me what kind of future I would like

it's a pretty simple answer I would like a more peaceful future,

and, but the word peace to me means peaceful and respectful relationships

between humans and non-human animals

between humans and other humans

and between humans and nature in general, that we respect

the homes of other animals.

And in order to have a more peaceful future,

we really need to get rid of

all the animal abuse that exists now

the use of animals in factory farms,

the use of animals for entertainment for example.

And the other way is for humane education,

to begin with young children.

If we look at the chances

according to human possibilities, human intelligence,

human longing for good decent food,

I think the chances are extremely high

that we could all live on a good,

healthy, organic, plant-based diet.

[MUSIC FADES]

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Don't Know You (Heize) // 방구석과 아이들【桜沢さくら】【강묘진】 - Duration: 3:08.

Now I know, even if you don't say it

Why didn't I know such an easy thing?

In the time I picked out these clothes

I should've held you 30 more minutes

I didn't know how big your heart was

Though I knew what size you were

I forgot how to make you smile, and I thought wrong

If only you got mad at me

If only you told me without keeping it inside

You wouldn't have been so cold

But I only realize this after it's over

I didn't know you

I didn't know your heart

I didn't even know you were getting farther away

I really didn't know

And I was just picking out your gifts

But that wasn't what you wanted

I wanna be a good girl

I didn't wanna only receive, I wanted to give too

Cuz I'm making money now too

Your heart that looked at me was too slow

Although this may sound like an excuse Even when I didn't pick up your calls I was changing for you

I wanted to be a powerful and respectable girlfriend

That was a dream just as important as being good to my parents

But how could you leave?

I haven't given anything to you

What am I to do if you only give and then just leave?

There are probably no traces of me that remains with you

So what will you take to remember me? To reminisce about me?

I wish you would turn back when I call out to you

So I can repay you for all that you gave to me

So I could give you happiness

I didn't know you

I didn't know your heart

I didn't even know you were getting farther away

I really didn't know, and I was just picking out your gifts

But that wasn't what you wanted

I didn't know you

I didn't know your heart

I didn't even know you were getting farther away

I really didn't know And I was just picking out your gifts

But that wasn't what you wanted

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EASIEST TRICK TO OBTAIN FINANCIAL FREEDOM - Duration: 17:04.

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I actually have an interview with the people that are on the team of one of my

dream mentors tonight so I'm trying to actually get in to his ecosystem and

kind of over the months kind of work my way into eventually earning a mentorship

with the person that I'm actually interested in having mentorship with but

it's not as easy as just contacting somebody and asking for mentorship

they're not gonna get anywhere with that and actually you might kind of ruin your

chances if you do I've had some mentorship in the past and

it's kind of a cool relationship a friendship and almost like a Brotherhood

that you can establish with a mentor and it's a lot of fun so in today's video I

want to kind of go over my strategy on how to find a mentor there is a strategy

but it also needs to come off organically because think about it a

mentor has everything that they need what benefit is it for them to actually

mentor you so let's teleport back to my house let's

go on the whiteboard I'll show you some of my strategy all right let's go

alright guys so don't worry about if you can't read this I'm gonna be going over

everything here the notes are mostly for myself but first I want to talk about

the types of mentors there are you have kind of like the professor type of

mentor you have like the staff of a company type of mentor and you have the

actual direct type of mentor now the professor's kind of go over like the

theory of business or whatever topic you're trying to learn the professor's

haven't actually necessarily implemented whatever they're teaching you in college

but maybe they're knowledgeable on the topic but being as they haven't actually

implemented any of the information that they're teaching you it's not one of the

most valuable types of mentors you could get it's better than nothing they've

studied a bunch but it's not gonna be as good as learning from someone that has

actually implemented whatever they're teaching you the second type of mentor

is like maybe a staff member of a really successful entrepreneur so for example

like Steven Larson worked directly alongside with Russell Brunson and was

actually the lead funnel builder for Russell Brunson at clickfunnels

and Steven Larson is of course a lot more than just a staff sort of level

mentor but that's just an example of the type of mentor you have the staff type

of mentors that have worked alongside or worked under very successful people so

if we're talking about like Steve Larson before he became really successful and

he was working at Clint funnels right next to Russell Brunson that might have

been a decent time to meet him in like utilize him for his knowledge as a

entrepreneur and a mentor but then you have like the third kind of mentor where

it's like the actual direct mentor like the type of entrepreneur that has

actually implemented everything that they're teaching you now Steve Larson is

in that category now but as you can see the most powerful type of mentor is

going to be the type of mentor that has actually implemented everything they're

trying to teach you but at the end of the day what you really want to go for

is a mentor that is all three Steven Larson would now be all three just as an

example because he has the theory he actually worked with Russell Brunson

directly and he's actually implemented everything that he's learned and I'm

actually gonna get Stephen Larson on the channel for an interview at some point I

think so let me know if you guys are interested in that but you can see how

beneficial would be if you have somebody that has all the theory that has

actually worked with successful entrepreneurs and

actually has implemented everything that they're teaching but before you actually

decide to choose a mentor you want to kind of keep in mind how much money do

you earn how far are you in the Entrepreneurship journey you might be

earning anywhere from zero to three thousand maybe three thousand to ten

thousand per month ten thousand to five hundred thousand per month five hundred

thousand to a million per month or maybe more than a million per month everybody

wants to jump in and a lot of people want to invest in a mentor spend

thousands of dollars when they're first starting out to get some of your online

bull guru that says that they're gonna change your life but it's

incredibly important to remain patient I've been in business two years I've

never invested in a mentor and a lot of that was because I was stubborn and I

thought that I could learn everything on my own and I did learn a lot on my own

and it's been beneficial to have that trial and error to a certain extent but

when you get to a certain point it's really time to like take things to the

next level and to be able to do that you're gonna need a mentor okay time out

real quick I want to expand on that a little bit because when you invest in a

mentor half the thing is like some of this stuff you might be able to learn on

your own by just like researching it and like

free youtube videos and stuff like that but if you get a good mentor you'll

actually be able to get their connections what they've gathered over

the 10 years that have really made their progress streamline so they get to pass

that on to you which is incredible you get the P a part of their masterminds

and be able to surround yourself with people that are a lot more successful

than you and that's really where the power comes from it's not just somebody

that's teaching you something and just feel like coaching you through

everything that would be a coach and not an actual mentor so there's a lot of

power and having a mentor but you could actually streamline the process and skip

some of the bullcrap that I went through we're actually implementing this sort of

idea here look at it like a set of stairs if you're at the bottom of the

stairs and you're making anywhere from zero to three thousand dollars a month

you don't need to jump up to the top stair and find somebody that's making

multiple millions per month would it be awesome if you're starting out and then

you got a multi-millionaire to mentor you directly yeah I'd be awesome but

it's gonna be difficult for them it's gonna be difficult for you because

neither of you guys are on the same page-width language if you're brand new

to entrepreneurship or let's say you wanna your interest in marketing digital

marketing you would need to find somebody that's making just one step

above you that would be ideal somebody that's making $3,000 per month so that

you can go from zero to then take a step up and be pulled up by that mentor to

reach the goal of reaching 3,000 per month and then once you're established

making a solid 3,000 per month you need to find somebody that's making 10,000

per month and so on and so on Patrick BETT David explained it like if

you were interested and exercising and interested in going to the gym would you

want to jump and pay thousands of dollars to the best body builder coach

in the world not necessarily you just need to get familiar with the weights

and you know get in there and get comfortable with everything maybe

somebody that is just a step ahead of you in the gym can kind of mentor you

and guide you to get you familiar with the entire processes there so it's

important to remain patient find out what step you're on and just find

somebody that is where you want to go they can bring you up to the next level

if you're not patient and you don't go this route then you risk being taken

advantage of from some bullcrap online guru that's got charging thousands of

dollars that it has not actually implemented anything that are teaching

you a lot of times online you have the professors that are just the internet

gurus they haven't actually implemented anything that they're teaching all they

have is the theory behind the topic that they're teaching so if you don't follow

this kind of step-by-step process then you risk me and take it advantage by

some of those people that are preying on the desperate it's really not necessary

to invest in a mentor until you first learn the basics so there's actually a

lot of different kinds of mentors and some of them are free so how do you go

about choosing well you could start out with like studying the information from

deceased entrepreneurs people like Steve Jobs Andrew Carnegie George Eastman

Henry Ford you could study books documentaries interviews with these

people you could look at all their content and all the information that's

online about them and really absorb their thought processes and absorb all

their knowledge you know there might be some controversial topics that they are

a part of some articles that you could look up there's tons of information that

you can pick a dead mentor to study from and learn from just because these

entrepreneurs passed away doesn't mean that

leave behind an incredible legacy and incredible information that you could

learn from I've done that a ton now the other method is you could look for

online mentors you know be careful with this one because there's a lot of

bullcrap out there like I've been talking about but there's a lot of

successful entrepreneurs that are putting out content and not really

asking anything in return they actually earn money in the backend by building

their personal brand you could check out podcasts YouTube videos blogs all sorts

of content and all you have to do is find them online and find who resonates

with you and follow their content there's tons of free stuff I've done

this for two years just be careful of some of the online gurus out there that

are actually making their living just selling bullcrap when they're actually

just professors in the game they don't have any knowledge that they've actually

implemented on their own a couple online mentors that come to

mind when I was writing this out is Patrick David Andy for Cilla Gary

Vaynerchuk these are just a few there's some of my favorite there's tons but you

could find online entrepreneurs that you resonate with the most and just follow

them remove everybody else from your life on social media I've removed

everybody and I've surrounded myself with only the content of successful

entrepreneurs that I really resonate with and I look up to because you all

know how when say you're surrounded by a group of friends all the time you guys

kind of pick up each other's habits we adapt to our surroundings as human

beings it stems all the way back to when we were living in packs that you kinda

have to adapt to your surroundings adapt with the pack that you're living with so

everybody could get along everybody would be safe and everybody had a job

and it's just what you gotta do and you got to be a sponge and absorb all that

information this is a really good one I got these ideas by Patrick BETT David

you could consider finding a local business now I haven't really been able

to do this so much because I've been in Philippines I haven't really thought

about that that was a really good idea by Patrick but you literally can find

local businesses somebody that's making like a half million per year and go

there and absorb information from them don't show up and say you know - hey

will you mentor me don't be selfish and approach these people with only a

benefit for yourself these people are busy they're already pretty successful

you need to bring them some some kind of value to give them really some reason to

waste their time helping you and then local business can be anything and it

could be literally a local business a physical business where somebody's

really successful you know don't forget to get off line and see maybe it's a

liquor store maybe it's a gas station somebody that's making a lot of money

per year that's above you could be super beneficial

now this one's probably the most powerful ones you could possibly have is

actually being able to shadow an entrepreneur and like be side by side

with them and learn from them take notes you know be in the meetings with them if

they're having meetings that their business and be able to literally watch

their mannerisms you should be doing this with all the entrepreneurs figure

out their mannerism how do they speak what's their thought processes you want

to emulate these people as much as possible because the way that their

brain is spinning is different than yours is different than a lot of people

and it's allowed them to be successful so if you ever have the opportunity to

actually shadow someone now this isn't going to happen overnight it's gonna

take a lot of time and effort and a lot finesse but you just need to be able to

get your foot in the door and kind of be able to just just get in there and be

like hey you know maybe I can sweep up for you you know give me you know can I

clean your shop you know something you got to actually show these people that

you could bring them value for free they don't owe you anything so you gotta get

creative and think how can you bring them value and show them that you're

truly serious in exchange for them giving you some time and some guidance

so at the end of the day you just have to find somebody that you respect and

really resonate with and figure out a way to kind of slither in and approach

them with not really an agenda there's a certain mindset that you have to have is

not desperation but just willingness to work you know patience and ultimately

kind of show them how serious you are so very important I get asked all the time

just straight up hey will you be my mentor no I'm not gonna be your mentor

do it show me that you really want me to be your mentor and then maybe I'll give

you some guidance you know maybe if you actually were a part of my youtube

channel and you know you're engaging on my content and you know you're a part of

my world and you're serious about your success and then maybe I will go out of

my way to give you some guidance and additional mentorship but so many people

approach other people is just asking hey will you be my mentor and not providing

any value whatsoever to the entrepreneur that they're asking mentorship from you

sort of got to get in the ecosystem of the person that you resonate with and

ultimately want to have as a mentor I have somebody in mind for myself that is

exactly where I want to be and where I've always wanted to be I've never had

any kind of mentor throughout life I never had like a dad that was a mentor

and gave me any guidance so throughout my adult life you know actually starting

at like 16 when I first had a job I kind of naturally found mentors and the

management and the older men that I was working with I found people that I

resonated with that could kind of give me some guidance in life I was would

actually kind of take me under their wing because at the end of the day I

think most people are generous and they will and they want to see other people

succeed but you can't go in with a selfish agenda and expect somebody just

to waste their time because you asked them for it me for example I'm about to

spend several thousand dollars just to be able to join the ecosystem of the

person I want mentorship from I'm not even getting direct mentorship from this

person I'm just spinning several thousand dollars so I could get my foot

in the door and be a part of his ecosystem and from there I could work my

way in organically and if I'm lucky maybe after months and months from now

I'll be able to provide him some kind of value in exchange for a lobe a guidance

here and there whether it's just you know sweeping his house just so I could

be around him or mowing his lawn or something like

that I don't know we'll see as the months go along but you have to be

willing to put some kind of skin in the game if you want to actually receive

mentorship from your dream mentor so many people aren't even willing to

invest them in themselves and if you're not willing to invest in your dream

mentors ecosystem and be a part of his family

it's gonna be very difficult to obtain any kind of mentorship from them because

financial investments is the indication that somebody serious and they have some

skin in the game because when you actually pay for something

psychologically you take it more serious that's why you see so often successful

people charging money for mentorship that is so that you could weed out

everybody that is not actually serious all the tire kickers and stuff like that

now the person I'm going after and pursuing for mentorship I might

be able to achieve this for months and months maybe years and he's I mean

selling mentorship so it's got to take a lot of finessing and a lot of patience

to be able to achieve this and I'm spending several thousand dollars in his

ecosystem to be able to you know show that I'm serious and obtain that

knowledge that brings me up to a level where he is willing to mentor me and

even then me spending the money that's several thousand dollars to get into his

ecosystem nothing's guaranteed so at the end of the day you really gotta figure

out a way to provide some kind of valuable show that you have some kind of

skin in the game if you truly want mentor maybe you don't want mentor maybe

you want to go you know you can study the deceased you can find online mentors

that aren't charging anything but eventually you're gonna want to be able

to actually get a direct mentor when you get to that level but some of you guys

might still be on the first step here and that's okay just slowly work your

way up and then by time you get to the upper steps it'll feel it'll make sense

and they'll feel or both feel natural to go ahead and invest in the ecosystem or

invest in mentorship and buy time you're at the higher steps then you'll actually

have more knowledge and you'll be able to not be taken advantage of by some of

the slimy marketing gurus they're out there just bullcrap and one more

thing I just saw I was checking my notes here you got respect the person's time

and space remember if they don't owe you anything

respect their time their time is the most valuable thing they have when they

have all the money they could ever want respect their time as being incredibly

valuable and the respect their time has being the biggest asset that they have

and just take that into consideration when you're communicating with them and

respect their space because they're very busy nobody wants you hounding them

respect their space and do plenty of research on particular topics so that

you are burnt out and you've done everything you could possibly find

online before you actually take the time to ask this person to question and

nothing pisses me off more when I'm mentoring somebody and helping somebody

and they don't actually take my advice and they don't actually do anything that

I'm teaching them that's the quickest way for me to understand that you are

not serious whatsoever I hope that's helpful guys remember this is the most

important part see what level you're on and then fine

mentor that is at a slightly higher level than you don't worry so much about

spending thousands upon thousands of dollars for the top level it's just not

gonna work out for anyone slowly work your way up the ladder approaching and

working and obtaining mentorship from people that are just a little higher

level of you as things go on let it all happen organically be patient and go

kick some ass alright peace out

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Back in the Pub Again - The Belldrinkers - Duration: 4:45.

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jacob lee // i still know you {sub español} - Duration: 5:12.

The sparrows tend to fall asleep The wind doesn't speak to me no more

The water that becomes to sea It holds me until I can't breathe at all

I dream of things I've never seen The sunlight doesn't wait for me now

My demons, they walk with me They tell me that I let you down

You were just a heartbeat, yet to come alive Just two feet, yet to stand upright

Was just three times we cried that night 'Cause it was four months until you arrived

And though I'll never be able to describe How you were born with your mother's eyes

And how your hands felt when they met mine And how they think we look alike

If I'm wed, I'd tell her she's beautiful And that I think she should smile more

You'd never know, but she misses you More than anyone she's known

And though I'll never get to recognize your voice On the other line when you've grown

And made me proud to call you mine

I still know you

I still know you

You were just a heartbeat, yet to come alive Just two feet, yet to stand upright

Was just three times we cried that night 'Cause it was four months until you arrived

And though I'll never be able to describe How you were born with your mother's eyes

And how your hands felt when they met mine And how they think we look alike

I'll keep you safe inside my mind As I try to say goodbye

There was more than one heart that stopped that night If I'm honest

I'll keep you safe inside my mind As I try to say goodbye

There was more than one heart that stopped that night If I'm honest

You were just a heartbeat, yet to come alive Just two feet, yet to stand upright

Was just three times we cried that night 'Cause it was four months until you arrived

And though I'll never be able to describe How you were born with your mother's eyes

And how your hands felt when they met mine And how I'll always feel like I still know you

I still know you

I still know you

I still know you

I will keep you safe inside my mind As I try to say goodbye

There was more than one heart that stopped that night I'm so sorry

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Let Me Be A Guide For You Through All The Noise of Parenting An Adolescent - Duration: 3:10.

Your child has just become an adolescent.

Along with that are spontaneous mood swings and a rather peculiar change in their body

odor.

You begin searching for answers to become a great parent of an adolescent.

You've heard all the stories.

The situation seems a little scary and the noise out there is absolutely deafening.

Everybody has an opinion and idea.

I would like to be a guide for you.

My desire is to walk with you as you walk with your adolescent and they become a young

adult.

Step-by-step, we can make this a really positive experience for you and for them and help untangle

some of the confusion that surrounds raising children in this age group.

There are three ways that I can particularly help you.

First of all, I'm an anatomist.

I'm a reproductive anatomist.

It is my desire to provide materials for parents like you that you can be assured are accurate

and will help your child to understand the changes that are going on in their body.

I have written several books.

Here is one for you to look at.

This one is written for girls that are 8-9 years old as they begin to enter puberty.

But there is one for every age group and for boys as well as girls.

These books are very reliable.

They are interesting.

The adolescents really like them and you will be pleased that you are giving them the very

best information you can give them.

You can get my books on Amazon, but you can also find them on my website, anatomy for

kids, that will guide you to pick up these books.

I think they are a wonderful resource.

The second way I can help you, is every week I post a blog and a video on my website.

They are also on Youtube and on Facebook.

These videos and blogs help guide you as you encounter different situations with your adolescent.

I want to encourage you to look at those.

You can go back at look at them.

There is more than 150 of each one.

I have been doing this for a couple of years.

I'm sure you will find some things that will answer some of your questions.

The third way I can help you is by being available to you.

Please take advantage of the opportunities through my website to contact me when you

have specific questions about your adolescent.

I'll be quick to get back to you and help you in your particular situations.

So here we are.

You now have a child in puberty during adolescence and you are going to need somebody to walk

with you.

I would like to be that person.

I'm Dr. M with Anatomy for Kids.

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The Lord's Prayer

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Winter Wonderland (Take 7)

I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (Takes 5,7,3)

Merry Christmas Baby (False Start, Undubbed Master)

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Holly Leaves And Christmas Trees (Undubbed Master)

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I'll Be Home On Christmas Day (Take 4)

Silver Bells (False Start, Take 2 - Take 3, Fs)

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WHY YOU CAN'T DO HANDSTAND | ASYLUM - Duration: 6:31.

What's up folks welcome to my asylum it's Anand Singh Today I'm gonna show you how

to do a handstand alright I break down this techunique into five easy steps

I'm going to explain every single step watch carefully and open your eyes and

ears properly so we're moving on to the first step which is body posture and

hand placement so let's go alright make up the correct posture do the handstand

facing the wall so let me show you place your hands shoulder-width apart

engage your core,glutes and everything nice and tight and let go for handstand

and this exercise will improve your body posture when you initiate that thing first

time it will scare you but when you try this thing again and again the fear in

your mind that you will fall on your back and smash your head

the fear removed permanently so work on that thing this is done how to improve

posture now moving on to how to place your hand on the ground so when you

place a fingertip on the ground so you have to stretch your finger like that

and you can see the gap between every finger not like that and you have to

keep one thing in your mind you have to point your fingertip little bit on the

ground you can see that thing so work on that thing now be moving on to the

second step which is handstand fingertip press in this step I tell you when you

press your fingertip on the ground then your body come off the wall let me show

you first then I tell you the reason reason behind it

you observe this thing when I go for the handstand then my bodyweight push me at

the side of the wall then after when I create a barrier or resistance with the

help of the fingertip then my bodyweight shift to the actual or initial

position now I show you in the classic situation means without wall

so work on that thing and learn this thing first now be moving on to the

third step which is handstand pulse in this step I tell you how to use

your palm or release the pressure from your hand when your body going that way so

you have the shift your your body weight in at the side of the wall so let me

show you

so so now I'll show you these things in classic situation as well so this thing

is done moving on to the fourth step which is balance point so the question

is what you learn from your previous three steps and how you hold your

handstand for a long time without fall so you have to keep one thing in mind

you have to create barrier between fingertip and handstand pulse so let me

show you one more thing you have to create one imaginary triangle from both

from both the hands and and focus on that and focus on that point so let me

show you

so work on that thing and work on that thing now we're moving on to the most

important step which is how to land on your feet without smash your head so

let's go so you have to decide which side you have to land left or right so

left side is my comfortable side and whether your right side is a comfortable

side so let me show you first

so this thing is done work on that all five steps so if you like that video

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My Brothers Keeper and the Junk Man - Duration: 7:20.

(funky upbeat music)

- You have two parking tickets,

these are both overnight parking tickets.

Now who's this with you? - This is my brother,

he's my witness, I-- - You have a witness?

- Yes, your Honor. - Huh.

- He was the one, he was in the car at the time,

he was behind the wheel.

He was a little down on his luck

and he was borrowing my car and using it

and he actually, a police officer had approached him,

while he was in the car before

and asked him what he was doing and everything

and he got his ID and he told him, "Okay, you do you,"

and he let him stay in the car,

no parking ticket, anything like that.

So I didn't think it would be a problem,

that my brother was in the car, he was in the front seat

and then he woke up and he had the parking ticket.

- Well, let me tell you the story, okay,

the car was parked at 3:30 in the morning

on Ford Street and somebody's sitting in it?

- Yes, sir, yes, your Honor, - Yeah.

- he was sitting in the car. - Yeah.

A police officer went by and says,

maybe I should check this out.

Is that good police work, Inspector Quinn?

- Yes, it is, Judge.

- Would you wanna explain that to us?

I mean, we don't understand that, you know,

but 3:30 in the morning,

there's a car on Ford Street,

somebody's sitting in the car,

if you were on the beat,

would you ask the guy what he was doing?

- Yes, I would, your Honor, for several reasons,

number one is to check the wellbeing,

make sure it wasn't a body, make sure that he was okay.

- Okay. - Secondly,

is to try to find out if he did belong in the area,

if he had any interest or any reason to be in the area

and also take a look around to see

if there are any other individuals,

'cause a lot of times what happens is

you'll have incidents happen

for the sake of it, say breaking and entrance,

one will be out front as the lookout,

while the other ones are naturally

trying to find a way into the residence.

- You heard it from the Chief Inspector.

(laughing) - Yes, your Honor.

- Let me tell you, yes,

is there anything you wanna tell me about it?

- I just did, I was just helping him out

and that's why he was in the car,

he wasn't able to come in to where I was at,

I'm not allowed to have overnight guests.

He's back on his feet now

and the car, I have a parking space for my car.

- Oh, you were living on Ford Street?

- I live at Ford Street,

yes, your Honor. - Oh, that's why

he was in the car? - He's living there too,

but he wasn't before, I had to go help him,

I drove to Boston, I brought him to come stay with me

and he was in the car, when the parking ticket.

I actually have a parking place for the car,

I don't park the car in the street,

I've been here before and I've been through this

with the parking tickets people.

- Krystal, you've solved the mystery.

- Huh? - You've solved the mystery.

- Oh. - Alright.

I'm looking at your address here.

- Oh, I see what you're saying,

'cause you were confused that he,

why a random car would be just on the street,

I understand. - I see your,

let me tell you my thought process,

okay? - Yes.

- I'm looking at your address from Westwood, Massachusetts,

okay?

- That's my old address, your Honor.

- Let me finish. - Sorry.

- The car is registered in Massachusetts?

- Yes.

- Alright, so I'm looking at this,

there's a Massachusetts car, Massachusetts resident,

there's some guy sitting in a car on Ford Street

at 3:30 in the morning.

- I completely understand.

- So believe it or not,

some people think that something unusual is happening.

- You're absolutely correct, your Honor,

- Isn't that a brilliant-- - and I would expect

everyone on Ford Street,

if I was the officer patrolling that area,

to do exactly what that officer did is to inquire about it

or more importantly, check your wellbeing,

make sure everything was okay, - I completely understand,

- Then go from there. - I'm not debating,

I understand-- - Alright, Krystal,

but you understand, you've got it, what's going on here?

Guy sitting in the car, 3:30 in the morning,

he's from Massachusetts. - No, I--

- He's doing something. - He lives in--

- He's waiting for somebody to drop off a package here,

you know. - Hm-mm.

- Based on the explanation, I'm gonna dismiss the case.

- Thank you very much, your Honor, I appreciate it.

It won't happen again, the car's parked,

he's good now, I've helped him, he's back on his feet.

- You're a good sister. - He's a success story.

- You're a good sister. - Thank you, your Honor.

- This is a good family story,

you're lucky to have such a good sister.

- I am, yes, I am, your Honor.

- Okay.

(laughing)

The thing that impresses me about her

is that she dragged you into court this morning.

- She did, yes, your Honor.

After three doubles of working hard,

I'm happy to be here to be able to

have provided any sort of a accommodation for her.

- Have you guys had breakfast yet?

- No, sir. - No, your Honor.

- [Frank] Well, you'd better take her to a good breakfast.

- I'm going to right now, your Honor, yes.

- Okay. - Yes, sir, thank you.

- Good work. - Thank you, your Honor.

- I suspect there's a lot more to the story

about how this young man ended up living in a car

in front of his sister's house,

but all that's important is that his sister

was there to help him, when he needed it the most.

A strong family unit is the bedrock of our society,

I was happy to see it work with this brother and sister

and I was equally happy that I was able to help them out,

they deserved a break.

- Good morning, your Honor.

- You are charged with parking on the sidewalk

on Branch Avenue?

- Yes, sir, not by choice though.

- Oh? - My car--

- The sidewalk jumped out in front of you?

- No, my car died and it took me like almost three weeks

for someone to come and literally like tow it.

- Your car's been on the sidewalk for three weeks?

- No, it took me three weeks

finally to get rid of the car,

'cause no one wanted it, it died on me.

- How old was the car?

- '95.

- Oh, the car's 23 years old,

it's only a baby.

What finally happened with this car?

- It died. - No, I understand,

what did you do with it?

- This little old guy said that he could take it,

if I didn't charge him, if I gave it to him.

- [Frank] Gave it to him for nothing?

- Yes, I gave it to him. - And he brought it

to the scrapyard and he got like 300 bucks for it?

- He did?

- That's what the scrapyards are paying for scrap metal.

- Oh, my God. - Call that little old guy

and tell him he owes you 150 bucks.

- I haven't seen him ever since.

- Sure, he loves you.

So how much of your car was on the sidewalk?

This much, this much, this much?

- No, it wasn't on top of the sidewalk,

that's why I was mad and I came over here

and I'm like, - Oh, it was on the curb?

- this is wrong. - It was on the curb?

- Yeah, it was like next to the sidewalk,

- It was on the curb? - that's what

I was trying to tell you.

- Yeah, I got it, I got it, I get it.

- 'Cause I came from Shawls,

parked it, took out my groceries

and then that was then that was the end of it.

- I got it, I understand this, you know.

- [Defendant] Okay.

- I know it's tough to believe,

sometimes I do understand it. - Okay.

- But yet this is a tough case and I can't handle it alone,

so that's why I'm trying to get some help

from Inspector Nadol. - Okay.

- So far today, he's been a doormat,

so we'll see what else he's gonna do.

- Okay. - Inspector Nadol,

what do you think about this?

- Judge, she already gave the car away.

- Inspector Nadol is taking sympathy on you.

- They ripped me off.

- His first day on the job, there he is,

he's taking sympathy on you.

- Thank you, sir.

- How about me?

- Thank you, your Honor. - I didn't do it yet.

On the recommendation of Inspector Nadol,

the matter is gonna be dismissed.

- Oh, thank you, thank you too.

- Good luck.

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