AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-16-2024

e I in in is is for is is is wait wait where am I Where'd I go wait hold on a sec hold on a second oh I see what happened oh so weird so weird hold on I'm I'm showing up here one second there I am there I am hi everybody I'm skip Alzheimer welcome to the avgeeks lunchtime streaming show where my webcam decided uh that it wasn't going to show me my whole image so I resized it and then it decided it was going to show me my whole image and uh that's just the way it's been these last couple of days technology has been just not very nice um but we're still doing this we're still going forward uh so that last film that we saw we watch old 16mm films and this is the AV gigs lunchtime streaming show if I forgot to say that so the last film that we saw was called Treasure Island and it was a kind of I guess Opening Ceremonies for uh Treasure Island which is um near San Francisco it's an island that's between San Francisco and uh Oakland and if you take the bridge across the bay bridge I think it's called um you'll you'll see Treasure Island below you um I could be totally wrong about that and somebody from San Francisco uh please correct me if I have misspoke all right so we are watching 16 mm films and we're at the archive which is uh something that may or may not happen depending on what's Happening um construction wise but uh let's watch some Jam Jam handy Jam handy enjoy [Music] la [Music] and whether you realize it or not mayor Whitman you're the cause of this this bump on my head and this black eye it's all your fault all my fault yes what are you driving at anyway well I'd never got them if it hadn't been for that article of yours in the paper oh yes yes good idea if I do say so myself H well it wasn't for me I tried it when I accidentally blocked the way by stopping on the crosswalk I didn't expect people to walk walk around I got back where I belonged I was considered of pedestrians I actually drove around puddles to avoid splashing them but I was also considered the by fellow MERS when some fellow was trying to get across the line of traffic I let him through courtesy was only a matter of a few seconds I had time for it I swung out of line so the car parallel to me wouldn't have to stop for a double par car when a driver nosed out ahead of the line at a stoplight I didn't take the chance to smash him into the oncoming cars I even treated the deliberately reckless driver courteously and when some driver's motor had gone dead on him and everybody was honking loudly impatiently I sat quietly and waited I knew it would do no good to blow my horn well that's fine real genuine courtesy behind the wheel well it seems to me that that article mine did a lot of good for you but for the life of me I can't figure out how you got a black eye out of it you haven't heard the whole story in my automobile I was a model of courtesy and politeness that's true enough but I guess the strain was too great for me when I actually went out into polite Society I didn't have any courtesy left I was all mixed up completely turned about I behaved like the average motorist in a traffic jam you mean in society you did the things that a driver normally does in his automobile well that's what it was all right for after that I went to the theater something happened to me the moment I set foot out of my car it was just as though I swelled up inside with my own importance waiting in line I was as Restless as a driver held up by a traffic light I treated a dear old lady as if she were a car trying to cut through the traffic I was a regular boor when someone bumped into me I'm very sorry why don't you watch where you're going I gave him a piece of my mind when we were held up in the theater aisle because a lady had dropped her purse I pushed through the crowd and protested loudly come on come on what for hold up get going down there and when a lady wanted me to get up so she could pass I yelled out go on around the other way well I guess I Carri things a little too far the ushers landed on me but in my car again I was courtesy itself oh sorry boy I almost forgot your tip evening gentlemen I was careful to give signals before I made turns even though other drivers threw their bright lights in my face I turned on my passing lights when someone in back of me failed to put on his brakes soon enough oh that's quite all right no harm done well mayor Whitman that's my story that's how I got the bump on my head and the black eye and it's all on account of that idea of yours about taking Society manners into the automobile I still think it's a good idea well I don't what's going to happen to me if I keep on nothing more serious than a bump on the head now and then yes but it isn't natural discourtesy in polite Society may shock be but disc courtesy behind the wheel of an automobile means real trouble when all motorists learn to take their company maners with them into their automobiles driving will be much more enjoyable and a lot safer oh boy oh boy what a nightmare [Music] so is all a dream ah it's annoying what a cop out um I mean cuz things didn't get too crazy in the you know I think if things get too crazy then doing a reveal that it's a dream or nightmare um seems appropriate to me in my rigid sense of how these things should go uh so this film was made uh by the jam handy Productions on behalf of Chevrolet and it is it was a short subject that was shown in theaters um this is you know people complain nowadays are like there's so much advertising before the the main feature film and it's it's annoying well guess what it's always been there it's been there since at least the 20s um when there actually were theaters so uh yes there was constant advertising and this is advertising disguised as something else um but but entertaining nonetheless and did we learn our lesson from this did showing this film change our uh driving habits nope no they did not all right um W I'm on a Crossroads what do I want to show uh let's watch this the Social Security story enjoy [Music] well I think you ought to take one of the lighter jobs a man your age shouldn't be lifting a heavy motor well now look who's talking I'm no older than you are Tim I'm going to remind you of that sometime when I see you trying to lift one of those heavy Outboards of yours into a boat well that's all right I've got to go someplace and get back in a hurry but you all you got to do is sit and wait for the fish to bite hi Grant Mr Baxter honey just trying to get Tim to take some time off and go help me buy a motor but he thinks he's too busy he certainly is he has a date with me today Mr Baxter and I can't blame him for turning me down you're a lot prettier than I am wait a minute Nancy I am busy I never said please Grant well what would you want me along for I told you I have to do a feature story on the Social Security headquarters building well for heaven's sakes what could I do sharpen your pencils Now Grant I want to do kind of a double story Social Security seen from the viewpoints of both older and younger people and that's why I need you grant you might as well give in Tim you know you're going to have to say yes sooner or later besides it won't hurt you any to learn something about social security been very and me I've got a business to run ramps I've got an appointment in 20 minutes over at the Social Security building please say you'll come with me all right honey I'll go just soon as I take care of Sam I don't worry about me I'll be all right by myself bye Mr Baxter goodbye Nancy go on have fun and so Tim and Nancy start on their way to visit the headquarters of the Bureau of old age and survivors Insurance in woodlon Maryland in the suburbs of Baltimore the [Music] this is the home office of the American system of old age survivors and disability insurance nerve center of the Social Security program that affects practically every American family [Music] Miss Hall will guide them through the building she will answer many questions questions like what happens if I lose my Social Security card what happens to the report of earnings my employer sends in how are the records of my earnings kept and last but not least just simply why a Social Security account number each day there are two scheduled tours this one was especially arranged to give Nancy the material she needs for for her story about how a knowledge of Social Security is important for both old and young first the basic idea working people and employers pay social security taxes which are kept in special trust funds the money can be used only to pay social security benefits and operating expenses when earnings stop because of retirement disability or death benefit payments are made from these funds to replace part of the earnings the family has lost from this headquarters the activities of the nation's 600 Social Security district offices and seven payment centers are directed New York to Hawaii to Puerto Rico the Virgin Islands and Alaska excuse me I was just wondering if I lived all the way down here say would I have to travel all the way up to Provo to get to the nearest Social Security Office no you would not in thinly settled areas a social security Representative makes trips from town to town at scheduled intervals and then they conduct business in cour houses post offices just like the old circuit riter from here the guide will lead Nancy and Tim to the section where over 139 million original applications for social security cards are filed in numerical order actually more than 194 million names are recorded here because many people have changed their names for various [Music] reasons and there's one in here for you Mr Miller and another one in here for you Mrs Carol well I don't remember filling out any application well let me have your social security card for a minute and we'll pick out your original application I wonder if I have it here yeah yes here it is thank you would you find this one please thanks and here's mom excuse me would you take this one please out of 194 million names recorded there are bound to be many duplicated names there are actually almost 600,000 Millers and possibly hundreds of Timothy Millers and Nancy carols that's why individual numbers are assigned to Social Security accounts which everyone keeps all his working life keeping every account separately is an important step toward keeping each account accurately thank you here you are Mr Miller well I'll be well I don't remember making this out but there it is December 14th 1936 I was in San Francisco working on the Bay Bridge when Nancy that was before you were born excuse me and here's yours Mrs Carol oh say this is made out for Miss Nancy C Miller goodness I forgot to change my name on your records after I got married have I lost any credit for my earnings no since your account is kept by both your social security number and your name the records can be kept straight even if reports come in under two names but you should apply for a new card you'll keep your original number but the name will be different and this prevents any possible confusion when your earnings are reported now you can see how important your social security card is oh I certainly do say I wonder if I could check on Jim's that's my husband his application he made his application in Hawaii just after the Korean War but now that I think of it I can't remember his number anyway well that wouldn't matter too much in the next section we visit the information is kept by name in alphabetical order so if your husband were here I could find a social security card quickly with his name and date of birth but I can't show you that card Mrs Carol all information here is confidential I can show it only to your husband now I think if we go to the next section you'll see what I mean and now we come to the section where information is kept by name in these containers of microfilm each container has about 990,000 names and numbers recorded on film the young ladies here can locate any number almost as quickly as it can be spoken if Mr Miller had lost his card they could find his account number in a few moments by using his name and date of birth [Music] these are reports of earnings they are sent by employers and self-employed people to the Internal Revenue Service which forwards them to Social Security in Baltimore we know that account numbers are used to keep each person's record straight but what goes into these records and how is this information entered about 270 million earnings items are received each year from employers and self-employed people no ordinary bookkeeping system could handle this many entries so the Social Security Administration turned to the most modern electronic equipment to do the job with this system the bureau can now handle all its present work efficiently and keep up with additional workloads in the future the information from these reports is transferred to punch cards which are used to transfer the information to Magnetic Tape information from this tape goes into an electronic computer which brings the old earnings record up to date and delivers a new tape with a current record of each person's earnings the new tape stores the information for daily use until New reports come in and a new tape is made Social Security offices Across the Nation wire Baltimore and request information from the earnings record when an application for benefits is made the request starts on paper tape is relayed through a Communication Center and received in the central office on Magnetic Tape no further typing is needed to get the required information back to the district office these machines furnish the records and compute the amount of monthly benefits for more than 15,000 applications each day requests for wage information also come in by mail directly from people who want to be sure that their earnings have been properly reported the requests are trans transferred to punch cards and then handled in about the same manner as requests from District officers they go to Magnetic Tape to the computer and then statements of earnings are printed automatically and mailed everyone whose work is covered by this law should write for one of these statements about every 3 years over 2 million of these statements are prepared every year that was such an interesting tour Miss Hall I'm sure I have more than enough information to write a good feature uh Miss Hall I know we've been taking up quite a lot of your time but uh there is a question I'd like to ask you we'll go right ahead Mr Miller that's what I'm here for well back there you said something about a man drawn benefits even after he keeps on working yes you don't have to quit working entirely you can earn quite a good deal and still collect some benefits Nancy I'm sure glad I came out here with you when business falls off I'm going to be applying for benefits yes you can [Music] and not long after his visit to the Social Security building with Nancy Tim did decide to apply for old age insurance benefits he went to the post office and met a social security representative who was making one of his regular visits the application blank Tim signed that morning was in Social Security district office later in the day a request for information from Tim's earnings record was sent by teletype through a Communication Center to the recordkeeping center at the national headquarters Tim's earnings record was located and the amount of his benefit figured by the computer later in one of the payment centers monthly payments to Tim were authorized [Music] [Music] [Applause] [Music] here's your meil Tim oh thank you it just came MH uh I don't suppose you''ll be interested in this check would you check Treasury Department Hey that must be my social security check yeah you finally applied for it did you you remember the day I went with my granddaughter on that story assignment yeah hey did I ever show you that story that she wrote up yeah you showed it to me the day it come out let me find it now yeah you showed it to me here it is mighty fine piece of writing I remember it very well Social Security story H by Nancy Carol report Nancy's report is one chapter in a Continuing Story which every American should know the story of old age survivors and disability insurance protection under the Social Security Law [Music] Miller Fenwick uh the company that made that film spared no expense in uh hiring codger character actors for this um there were too many too many grizzled old men at the beginning I got a little confused um but uh wow that was uh fascinating and Incredibly tedious at the same time but that's the thing is like Social Security is boring unless you actually have to rely on it uh so that's why I think uh it's constantly under attack because people are just bored hearing about it they're like man so security whatever um anyways uh what do I got oh so behind me see if I can do this without causing things to explode uh I have a film set up and this is a quiz uh not unlike the national kids quiz that I showed months ago that featured Michael Landon this one does not feature Michael Landon but does feature a prominent television celebrity can you guess who it is um anyways let's see if I can get this to run right this is VD quiz getting the answers right enjoy [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] oh [Music] [Applause] [Music] Speedy hotline how many days hold on I would definitely can you hang on uh yes the incubation period 14 days and specify what hot may I help you okay I'll out would you hold the line please hold the line please thank you the scor just saw is a little exaggerated but not much in America a case of sexually transmissible disease is contracted every 5 Seconds last year it was estimated that there were nearly 8 and 1 12 million cases of VD that amounts to more than the entire city of New York but VD is pandemic it rages all around the world to say only the venial disease is a problem is a gross understatement in this film we're going to conduct a VD quiz we're going to all find out how much we really know or don't know about sexually transmissible diseases I sure hope we have enough food for our party Saturday oh Laura don't forget to bring some your famous potato salad okay yeah well I don't know I don't know if I'll even be able to make it on Saturday Oh you mean you You' missed the party hey hey what's the matter you got some sort of trouble with Bill sort of I I got this weird call from him this morning he thinks he's got Gara he has a discharge and some pain when he urinates I guess I've got it too oh hey come on lighten up now you haven't noticed anything so that means you're probably in the clear you would have had some you know some kind of symptoms by now hey come on relax okay I don't know you know I heard differently I heard that men usually get the symptoms and women most times never get them at all you know you might still have it and not even know it who usually get symptoms of Gonorrhea you would have had some sort of symptoms by now men usually get symptoms and women most times never get them at all men usually get the symptoms 3 to 10 days after contact four out of five women show no symptoms at all but there's a catch scientists report that some men may not show symptoms either I'm still sure that men usually get the symptoms and most women never get any at all well I guess I better see my doctor right away just in case yeah well it couldn't hurt I suppose still you're not a teenager anymore ah it's all right think Young right no joke Betty it's true a lot of teenagers do get ghea but it's is not confined to any particular age group is ganaria primarily a teenage problem go ahead thank young you know anybody can get garia while garia is more predominant among teenagers and people under 25 no age group is by any means immune to this or any other sexually transmitted disease well I guess you're right believe me anybody can get gonorrhea well aside from that I'm worried about what my doctor may think I mean it could be awfully embarrassing I mean he could think I'm not a nice person or something Laura you've got to be kidding doctors consider BD a medical problem they don't judge you are doctors uptight about BD I'm worried about what my doctor may think they don't judge you both answers are correct because Bal disease is epidemic doctors are uptight about it but as a medical problem your doctor is interested in your health not the moral issues of veneral disease he wants to diagnose and treat not judge doctors are people they understand that VD is a sensitive issue for that reason VD information is completely confidential you know Laura they're going to want to know who your contacts are oh come on I don't see why I have to I mean it's a personal thing it's my problem I know it may be personal but you really got to tell them should you name your sexual contacts it's a personal thing it's my problem but you've really got to tell them you have to do it because someone else's Health could be in danger and they may not know it let your contacts know quickly before their case turns into a medical problem and if you just can't do it then your doctor or a public health BD counselor can and with complete confidentiality wouldn't you want to be told if you were sick hey Laura you're on the pill right were you on the pill when Bill picked up his case sure but I don't see what that has to do with gonorrhea don't you see you're okay because the pill stops VD hey hey hey you are wrong now the pill prevents pregnancies it doesn't stop BD do birth control pills prevent gonorrhea or any other veneral disease the pill stops CD Now the pill prevents babies it doesn't stop DD birth control pills in no way prevent gonorrhea or any other sexually transmissible diseases in fact they may increase the chance of infection with ganara Darlene has touched on what is one of the most prevalent myths about veneral disease Medical Science has not yet discovered a vaccine or anything so simple as taking a pill to prevent BD they're working on it and are hopeful but not yet hey Laura don't worry so much about it now we've both got friends who can get you medicine if we need it right sure you know you'll be able to wipe this thing out before you even see your doctor that's if you even have it at all well thanks anyway but I don't think I should take anyone else's medicine should you borrow medicine or try to treat yourself now we've both got friends who can get you medicine if we need it I don't think I should take anyone else's medicine is absolutely right you should never borrow medicine or try to treat yourself under any circumstances as you've heard there are a good many misconceptions about sexually transmissible diseases while for gonorrhea as for any disease proper diagnosis must preced treatment Gara and syphilis for example each have six different treatment schedules depending upon the situation highly resistant strains like some forms of ganara carried to the United States by Vietnam veterans may require extremely high doses of antibiotics for proper treatment while ganaria is one of the most widespread of the sexually transmissible diseases It Is by no means the only one well that takes care of the blood test we'll be able to get married right on schedule hey there's nothing to worry about blood tests are just a formality Maybe not maybe my blood test will show something what do you mean well I I have this discharge same as when I had gone AR Ria back before I met you well I I guess it's come back or something I can't figure it out your blood test isn't going to show you anything you need a complete VD checkup if you think you've got Gario or whatever do you need a complete VD checkup if you think you have VD you need a complete VD checkup if you think you've got Gario maybe my blood test will show something doctors use a variety of tests to determine whether someone has VD a blood test for example will not show ganara so Gary's test will not tell him what he needs to know he should have a complete examination by a doctor the tests are simple and painless well I'm sure it's I'm sure it's gar it couldn't be anything else I don't know about that I've heard there's another kind of infection that's similar to ganaria one called ngu now I've had it before it has to be ganara is there a disease whose symptoms are similar to ganara one called ngu no that has to be garia the answer is yes nonanal urethritis ngu for short is as common as gonorrhea and its symptoms in the male are quite similar it should be noted that ngu often develops in a man who has been recently cured of ganara as with ganara men are usually more likely to notice the symptoms than women well I feel better now that I know more about it yeah I didn't realize ngu even existed well a lot of people don't and yet last year there were 3 million estimated cases in this country alone it's good you came in for your treatment right away and I'm glad Claire is getting her check up too you've got to answer another question for me can somebody get VD without sexual contact somebody told me that but I I just don't believe it it's a good question there have been rare instances where it's happened or where scientists and venial disease researchers duplicate the ideal environment for infection artificially but in Practical terms it's a myth we're interested in the epidemic of veneral disease and that epidemic is caused by sexual contact with infected people catch VD it only takes one contact with an infected person obviously the risk goes up the more contacts you have that's why it's important for you to get checked out contact those with whom you've been intimate I know all the facts Bob I went to see the doctor yesterday you know that discharge and the itching I told you I had well it turned out I did have something something like what I had an infection something called tricomoniasis trickle what trasis trick for short at least that's what the doctor called it and he started me on some treatment great you'll be okay yeah but that's not the problem but what is the problem M you're going to be all right aren you yeah but that's not what I mean the doctor want wants to see you me why me there's nothing wrong with me you talk like this trick whatever it is it's some kind of VD or something that's exactly what it is you're putting me on is tricomoniasis a veneral disease you're putting me on that's exactly what it is trasis Tri for short is a venial disease it's spread exactly like gonorrhea and ngu and seems to be just as prevalent even if it is a banero disease I'm sure I don't have it I don't have a discharge or anything Bob the doctor said that trick is one venea disease that usually causes symptoms in a female but only rarely in the male come on May I know if I had it can a man have tricomoniasis and not know it symptoms rarely in males I know if I had it the answer is yes as a matter of fact he will seldom know it while trick usually causes a heavy discharge and itching in a female it rarely causes any symptoms in men even though they have it and can infect their contacts have you noticed one thing about all the answers so far in in every case we've seen that both Partners should be checked out what do you mean you don't look sick or anything I'm not really but I've got these blisters where on my jals I think it might be VD or maybe herpes well it's not herpes herpes is just a cold sore I get them on my lips all the time especially when I've had the flu or something I think I've got it look I've read up on it there are two types of herpes and one of them is a veneral disease are you sure I've never heard of that you've got to be wrong are there two types of herpes disease is one type sexually transmissible herpes is just a cold sore there are two types of herpes and one is venial disease the answer is yes there are two kinds of herpes disease herpes simplex type 1 and type two type one is not usually sexually transmissible but type two is a veneral disease type one is often associated with fever blisters or cold sores type two the one we're worried about most often occurs on the genitals well don't be so frantic about it if it's just VD you can go to the med center and get it treated I don't think there's much they can do for it I heard it can't be treated and it keeps coming back can herpes type 2 be cured you can go to the med center and get it treated I heard it can't be treated and it keeps coming back the answer sad to say is no herpes can't be cured yet herpes type 2 is caused by a virus which isn't killed by presently known antibiotics once infected with herpes a person may have recover recurrences throughout his life recurrences which may be triggered by physical and even emotional stress if symptoms eventually disappear usually within a week to a month but don't be fooled though the painful blisters the sores and itching in the genitals the swollen glands and the muscle aches go away the disease does not the virus remains alive inside your body the best defense against the recurrence of herpes type 2 is to maintain the body in a state of good health with rest exercise and good nutrition if you're a woman it's important to have continued checkups at your doctors and for a woman who's pregnant and has had herpes it's critical that she inform her doctor hey Carlos what do you say we take five huh all right with me it's a good spot here W yeah hey give me a swig of that before you put away I don't know if you should drink from my canteen come on I'm not afraid of your germs give me a slug um what do you know about syphus Carlos come on I hope you're kidding just what I learned in a service why well I got a call from Sally last night and she was really wild she's hysterical she thinks she has syphus and she wanted to warn me but uh I haven't been with her for over a month I mean if I had it I I'd have the symptoms by now wouldn't I not necessarily Rich I've heard it takes 30 days sometimes longer for symptoms to appear do the symptoms for syphilis always occur within 30 days I've heard it takes up to 30 days for symptoms to appear but I know it by now wouldn't I sorry you're both wrong the first stage symptoms of syphilis can occur as early as 10 days or as late as 3 months after contact with an infected person you better hit the doctor or clinic right away get things checked out you're right they'll be able to know if I've got it right away maybe yes maybe no sometimes syphus can be pretty hard to detect is syphilis easily diagnosed well sometimes syphilis can be pretty hard to detect attch they'll be able to tell if I've got it right away the diagnosis of Syphilis is not easy at all this disease has been called the Great imitator because it can produce symptoms similar or identical to dozens of other diseases the doctor cannot depend on the patient's symptoms alone but must also carefully consider the patient's medical history the presence or absence of syphilis in the patient's recent sexual partner or partner ERS and the results of laboratory tests if a sar or canker should appear be sure and have it examined by a doctor immediately the syphilis sore can disappear within a few days and make diagnosis more difficult although nowhere near as prevalent as it once was syphilis still ranks as one of the most widespread sexually transmissible diseases if untreated it can result in paralysis heart damage blindness insanity and even death of course there are many many questions which people are confronted with when it comes to sexually transmissible diseases this is one reason why clinics and BD hotlines are so valuable that's true a lot of people are allergic to penicillin but it's nothing to worry about about gunara can be treated just as easily with alternative antibiotics not yet they haven't they're working on vaccines to prevent sexually transmissible diseases but none has been perfected oh I didn't know that well thanks thank you very much you're welcome thanks for calling the BD hotline I'm going to the clinic in the morning for a VD test shall I douche first no no you shouldn't the doctor will need an accurate sample of any discharge or any other symptom as a matter of fact your friend is right crabs are sexually transmissible and you really should be treated as soon as possible yes that's true any sexually transmissible disease can be contracted from any form of intimate sexual contact not just intercourse you're welcome it doesn't matter how old you are and even if you are intimate with only one partner you can still get VD if you want to be sure get checked from time to time well you know my neighbor she's single says she has checkups from BD once a month do I need that it all depends on the kinds of contacts you have if you think your risk is high you may want to give a get a VD checkup more often only you can judge one bit of advice though doctors usually don't give a BD checkup as part of a normal physical so if you want one you're going to have to ask for it yes we are supported by contributions so anything you can give us would really help us hi VD hotline may I help you as the hotline calls a Illustrated many people aren't sure exactly what procedure they should follow if they suspect they've contracted a sexually transmissible disease it's really very simple if you have the slightest suspicion check it out see your doctor or go to a clinic immediately remember most of these diseases can be cured and no complications will arise if you are cured early enough what are your options in terms of prevention they're pretty basic first you can be highly selective in your choice of sexual partners and stay with one person second ask your partner or Partners whether they've ever had veneral disease third practice good hygiene before and after intimacy fourth look for physical signs and changes in the way you feel fifth abstain from sexual activity if you're infected or suspect infection in yourself or your sex partner finally have yourself checked regularly remember if you have any doubts at all check them out more and more cases of sexually transmissible diseases are being reported every year people are obviously becoming more aware of these problems and are responding in a positive manner they're having them VV and their contacts examined people are expressing their concern and that's something we should all be grateful for after all these diseases are transmitted by people and only people can prevent them [Music] he [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] wow that was something uh Leonard nemoy I love it uh I did do a show that was all Leonard films featuring Leonard neoy um and there's a couple of really great ones the the I do have a couple of episodes of in search of that he narrates uh or hosts but then I also have one on uh TV and video terminology and of course this one and um yeah I have a couple of William Shatner ones but I don't know I like Leonard neoy more uh anyway so that was by the American Social Health Association and they Rel located from I think that was Los Angeles or California area Southern California area to uh Research Triangle North Carolina and uh so I worked there for couple of years uh at the national AIDS hotline which was a toll-free number where people would call up and ask me questions about sex uh it was um fascinating um surprisingly the people who had HIV V were the people who had their acts together um the most of the the sad calls were people who are obsessive compulsive and would call all the time and I felt very bad for them and we tried to get them to try to um see counselling uh because it was some it was over the top so anyways um yeah so that paid the bills while I was this is right out of college and um I was collecting films at the time and also so this was one I was like oh American Social Health Association that's who I work for uh and they had been around since excuse me the teens uh as the American Social hygiene Association and they made the first VD film which was called uh fit to win well I'm it's blanking on that which was um talking about the dangers of syphilis um and what to do uh for soldiers who were going to uh World War I in France and Europe uh anyways thanks for tuning in today very much appreciate it so tomorrow and Friday are probably going to be pre-recorded because uh tomorrow I'm driving to Pigeon Forge uh Tennessee and then Friday I'm going tollar hwood I'm going to ride some roller coasters so um yeah I'm you know my birthday celebration is continuing I haven't ridden a roller coaster since preco and I'm very excited to do so and I hope that my body my my uh late 50 body uh can tolerate it I think it will but um thanks again for tuning in and I will see you quote unquote uh at some point and and everybody have a great rest of your day Taran it's great to see you I'm sorry about the the hiccups with the power and such um but I'm happy to see that you're still around and you're still watching and I I have a lot more films for you and your father to watch so everybody take care and we will see you soon goodbye everybody we love you for