AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 12-15-2023

for that that that's all right hey everybody I'm skip Alzheimer welcome to the a Geeks lunchtime streaming show uh where my uh expensive webcam decided not to work um very frustrating anyways we watch old 16mm films here and um yeah that was was uh people who live in the desert was made in uh 1928 uh and um it's from the Mogul Brothers collection and we scanned it showed it to you uh so let's learn about Earth's movements enjoy [Music] on a day early in July about 20,000 Mi above the Sun sunlit side of the earth our home planet would look something like this a sphere in space apparently motionless but we know the Earth is really moving one sign of this is the movement of the sun across the sky on Earth in New York the sun rose an hour ago on a cool July Morning it is still low in the sky 3,500 miles to the east in London it is nearly noon farther east in a village in India at the same moment the sun has begun to sink toward the west in Japan the Sun is setting the sun rises and sets over all parts of the world because of one of the Earth's movements because of another movement too slow for us to see the seasons change on this July day in the northern hemisphere there's a pond that is a favorite swimming spot but it's a skating Pond 6 months later in January many seasonal and other changes take place on Earth because of the Earth's movements you're going to learn about four of these movements if we could speed up one of them several thousand times you'd see the movement we call rotation the Turning of the Earth on its axis a marker on the Earth changes positions as we watch it turns toward us and away from us and then finally will disappear from view in the same way all parts of the Earth turn past the sun eventually the marker will appear again from the opposite direction the earth makes one complete rotation in approximately 24 hours what happens when the Earth's rotation turns the marker away from the Sun by looking down at the rotating Earth from Over the North Pole we can see the marker moves from sunlight into Shadow from day into night all parts of the world go through periods of light and darkness because of the Earth's rotation of course to people on Earth it's the Sun that seems to be in motion if Rises reaches its highest point in the sky sets then rises again so at the same moment to people in different parts of the world it is a different time of day so for instance at the center of the lighted half the Sun appears at its highest point elsewhere here for instance the sun is rising it is Dawn here while at this same moment Halfway Around the World here the Sun is setting the day is ending so you can see why at different points around the world it is a different time of day as the Earth rotates the time of day continually changes for all parts of the world those differences in time weren't important long ago when transportation and communication were primitive then people traveled only short distances in a day today rapid worldwide transport ation and nearly instant communication have made us more aware of time differences in the different parts of the world today we can tell what time it is in any part of the world because the nations of the world have adopted a uniform system of time zones time zones of the Earth are based on the fact that every part of the World Turns through a full circle of 360° every 24 hours this means that in 1 hour the Earth rotates through 124 of a circle 15° based on this the Earth has been divided into 24 time zones each 15° wide each of these dark and light bands represents a time zone in general time in one zone is exactly 1 hour later than in the next Zone to the West and exactly 1 hour earlier than in the next Zone to the east the United States extends across seven time zones from Eastern Maine to Hawaii and the Western tip of Alaska remember we've imagined the Earth's rotation has sped up several thousand times to see a second movement of the earth we have to imagine that its speed has increased even more and move further away in space now with the sun in the distance we see the movement called the Earth's revolution the Earth revolves around the Sun traveling through space in a nearly circular orbit now six months later we look past the Sun and see the Earth in the distance continuing its revolution around the Sun in 12 months or more exactly 365 and 1/4 days after we first began watching the Earth will have made one complete revolution around the Sun the time it takes the Earth to make one revolution of the sun is the period of time we call a year the earth makes one revolution every year the Earth's revolution is part of the reason we have seasons to see why let's think about the imaginary line around which the Earth rotates the Earth's axis it is not straight up and down perpendicular to the plane of the Earth's orbit the axis is tilted at an angle if we projected the Earth's axis out into space it would Point toward Polaris the North Star at an angle of 232° from the perpendicular because of this angle the Earth as it revolves around the sun does not receive the sun's Rays uniformly throughout the year beginning about June 21st the northern hemisphere has warmer weather and longer days because it is tipped toward the Sun as the Earth rotates the northern hemisphere is within the Sun's light a longer part of each 24-hour period it is summer in the north now as the Earth revolves around the Sun the Tilt or inclination of its axis Remains the Same so when the Earth has revolved to the opposite side of its orbit conditions are reversed now around December 21st the northern hemisphere is tilted away from the Sun it is winter there but the southern hemisphere is now tilted toward the sun now as the Earth rotates the southern hemisphere is within the Sun's light a longer part of each 24-hour period it is summer in the Southern Hemisphere and winter in the Northern Hemisphere and so two movements of the earth rotation and revolution plus the tilt of the Earth's axis combined to produce the seasons of the year to see a third movement of the earth let's think of the rotating Earth as a spinning gyroscope notice the wobble of its axis the Earth's axis wob wobbles too because of the pull of gravity of the sun and moon on the earth one completion of this conical path of the axis takes about 26,000 years one effect of this we won't see is that in about 12,000 years the Earth's axis will Point toward the star Vega and our descendants will call it the pole star this third movement is the procession of the equinoxes the wobble or variation in the direction of the Earth's axis the three movements we've seen involve just the Earth as it moves through its orbit around the Sun a Fourth Movement takes place in a much vaster Dimension to understand it we must remember that our sun is only one of billions of stars that form a great spiral system a Galaxy our galaxy The Milky Way looks something like this the sun's position in the galaxy is about out here the Galaxy rotates like an enormous wheel and our solar system moves with it making one revolution every 200 million years this Galactic movement is a Fourth Movement of the earth rotation Revolution precession of the equinoxes and Galactic movement four movements of the Earth Earth today one of the purposes of space exploration is to understand more fully and more accurately all the movements of the [Music] Earth webcam working um just need a little bit of coffee poured on it I think that's the deal this next film which I have set up on the scanner is about the drug that I routinely abuse uh it's about caffeine certainly there's going to be it's going to be like a popular thing about caffeine about how great caffeine is um why why would it not be here's the caffeine file enjoy [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] the caffeine file it had been kicking around headquarters for years and now they wanted action but when I got it the caffeine file was empty [Music] almost only an agent of my caliber could crack a case like [Music] this first I hit the research Library code name britanica caffeine found in the leaves fruit and seeds of 63 different species of plants including coffee beans cocoa beans and tea leaves the Chinese they were using caffeine in 2700 BC when they started Brewing Chi the Arabs knew they could stay awake at night by chewing coffee beans it was a stimulant I knew that much but what else did it do my next move was to the university the professor was an expert I told him what I wanted the pure stuff it looked like a drug and it was methyl xanthine stimulant one of the most widely used drugs in the world caffeine is measured in milligrams a milligram is a thousandth of a gram just a speck and from the moment that Speck of caffeine hits your system it goes to work on the cells of the brain and the spinal cord caffeine speeds up the heartbeat and metabolic rate so it increases alertness and the amount of muscular work you can do but it also increases the production of stomach acid and urine and it reduces coordination it can give you shaky hands what they call Coffee hands all that from 150 mg of caffeine found in an average cup of coffee drink a second cup and you may get restlessness nervousness anxiety and digestion and heart palpitations not very pretty the professor gave me one last hint 2 million lounds of caffeine were removed from coffee last year and added to other things what other things it seemed I had outlasted my welcome it was late when I left the professor and I was looking forward to a night of heavy research H everything is not what you think you must look past P the big brown drink there was something more to this case and I knew where to go to find it I started with the obvious coffee tea caffeine was in cocoa beans that meant chocolate chocolate candy chocolate syrup and cocoa soft drinks many have caffeine artificially added the gears in my Precision mind started to turn I knew where I could find still more caffeine and pain relievers caffeine and cold tablets caffeine in diet pills caffeine in wakeup pills caffeine was everywhere I realized that people had been consuming large amounts of caffeine without knowing it I realized that I had been consuming large amounts of caffeine without knowing it the hunt was over but this was my own bathroom and I needed the flashlight practice [Music] anyway the next day I got on the computer and set up an info Bank on caffeine content I started with coffee the way coffee is brewed controls caffeine content in a 6 oz cup of decaffeinated coffee has only 2 mg of caffeine instant coffee 54 mg percolated coffee 1 125 mg and drip coffee up to 181 mg tea could be 11 mg per cup could be 60 depending on the type of tea and the Brewing time the longer the Brewing time the more caffeine fruit flavor drinks have up to 52 mg of caffeine colas up to 37 mg baking chocolate has 45 mg of caffeine per ounce milk chocolate 6 mg per ounce cocoa beverages 1 67 mg per ounce stay awake pills and diet pills up to 200 mg of caffeine per pill a standard dose of painkiller two tablets can contain up to 130 mg a standard dose of cold remedies 60 milligrams of caffeine now I needed to find the users who are they what do they use I called in my favor at the department and got to see the surveillance films the coffee Junkie can't start the morning without at least one cup of coffee gets the caffeine Jitters so bad he has to unwind at the end of the day with a [Music] martini the soft Drake addict hates coffee so he gets his highs from Pepsis and Dr Peppers the more caffeine the better ranks his favorite sodas by their caffeine content the Pill Popper overworked student who discovered the joys of 200 MGR caffeine pills during a cramming session now she uses them all the time to stay up all night to wake up in the morning to get through the day I hadn't expected my last film children aged 1 to 5 the highest caffeine consumers of all lower body weight means the caffeine in a can of soda affects her as the caffeine and a cup of coffee would an adult on the way home I thought about the users between coffee and soda every citizen the age of two or over drinks the equivalent of two cups of coffee per day some adults average 3,000 cups per year no more coffee for me no way two nights later my head was pounding and I couldn't get the caffeine file out of my mind how was caffeine affecting us did anyone else know about it why did I want a cup of espresso so bad when I knew I shouldn't have one it was no good sleep was out of the question no matter a good Agent is on duty 24 hours a day all over the world people were using caffeine and not knowing in Moscow in Paris in New York in Pismo Beach it was time for some serious [Music] sleuthing [Music] [Applause] [Music] first surprise caffeine was being sold around the country as a lookalike drug fake cocaine and fake speed second surprise caffeine is part of the same alkaloid family is nicotine cocaine morphine and heroin and third surprise like its partners in crime caffeine is addictive withdrawal symptoms can include nausea irritability and well what do you know headaches many people experience caffeine withdrawal headaches without even knowing it I had caffeine has been suspected of contributing to a number of short-term and long-term health problems including lumps in the breasts one really alarming study links caffeine to birth defects in laboratory rats more studies are being done to investigate the effects of caffeine on humans meanwhile it's a good idea for pregnant women to stay away from caffeine the Food and Drug Administration wants to take caffeine off the list of food additives that are quote generally recognized as safe end quote I'd finished my report and my coffee drinking this time time I would do it the right way reducing caffeine consumption slowly replacing coffee with decaf and cereal Beverages and switching to caffeine free teas and sodas and chocolate well Nobody's [Music] Perfect the caffeine file was filled to the brim the bottom line too much caffeine is bad news a lot of people including kids are addicted to it and don't even know it but you don't have to be an experienced agent such as myself to know what you're eating and drinking just read the label my report on caffeine showed top-notch investigative work not bad for 2 months out of spy [Music] school [Music] [Music] [Music] oh [Music] the 80s um where am I uh yeah so someone mentioned it in the comments uh the um coffee generation commercials that came on in the in the'80s and uh I definitely started drinking coffee because of that uh this is before coffee was cool before Starbucks really made it cool um when you know coffee was like like a quarter at McDonald's and it was really horrible and all the coffee was really horrible but I started drinking it um going to IHOP and drinking it uh to do pull all nighters uh when I was in computer science and at the school of design in North Carolina State University yes coffee Achievers right uh the other thing is that the coffee Achievers um that the commercial had ELO soundtrack which one big fan two uh had Kurt vaget who I was a super fan of uh and Chrissy hin and I'm like you know that's maybe the one ad campaign I'm like yes I mean it was really just a caffeine though CU I was already drinking like a bunch of Dr Pepper too but coffee was like yeah all right so what do we got um this this film it's interesting I put it up on uh YouTube and um it it was immediately said like well we're not sure they add sensitiv sensitivity to this and it's it's a film from 1947 I think uh it's made by Coronet and it's a it's kind of a weird like almost Dr Seuss esque look at the powers of congress uh enjoy uh and let's keep comments to the film in the time period it is easy for all of us to say how much we dislike whatever going on in the United States government at the moment it's a given you don't even have to say it but let's concentrate on the films the past also please let's concentrate on the films and not um asking me to show puppet films or um attacking other people uh we we're a nice group of friends here you can attack the films all you want uh this is powers of congress I'm going to eat some lunch enjoy [Music] the new Congress still faces a multitude of tasks among the more controversial issues are tax reduction and Appropriations for the Armed Forces Congress also will soon tackle the many problems of Labor and adjust by legislation some of the more con Congress that father turn that thing off got other things to think about besides Congress came home early to finish this income tax and to write that speech to give it to Club where's the stand oh I used the last one yesterday why don't you run down to the post office and get some run down to the post office it's only a mile away you see Congress can do everything everything except build us another post office two threes in an air May afternoon Bentley hello Williams what you going down to register register for what why for the Congressional elections this fall don't forget we want peers for congress peer for congress yeah I don't care a hang who gets to Congress yes but what's Congress ever given me except a lot of trouble like this income tax has Congress given us a new post office we need well but no you know what I think I think we'd all be better off if there wasn't any Congress here thereby declare this Congress to be suspended [Music] indefinitely STS the man who wants to buy St there aren't any more St can't you read Congress is gone so is the Postal System the Williams postal service will deliver letters for a dollar an ounce but not these dollars United States money is no good see Congress had the power to issue money but no more only New York money is good here go over to the currency exchange Bentley and take your letters but don't bother about mailing this income tax there's nobody to collect federal taxes oh yes lots of things are different without the powers of congress you'll see pretty aren't they you see every state is printing its own money now you remember oh you don't believe it about Congress being suspended well go ahead go to Washington save for yourself round trip ticket to Washington that'll be 00 New York dollars that's right Bley you're catching on no Congress no regular UL ation of Commerce no regulation of railroad fairs oh you don't like it you want to take it to court go ahead don't be so surprised Bentley the states have to create their own armies and navies and Air Forces because there's no Congress to provide for National Defense complaining about that high railroad fair is useless Bley no Congress no federal courts the just is no [Music] justice well back at the old office a Bley just in time time for your check oh yes it's more than usual no deduction for savings bonds or income tax or Social Security with Congress suspended the whole social security system has fallen through so you'll have to look out for yourself when you lose your job that's what I said lose your job one of those miscellaneous powers of congress is the regulation of patents we have no protection we're out of business Charles Charles oh Charles we're being put on on the street the State Bank forclosed on our house they said the National Housing Act was m in B and our FHA Lord was no go to Charles oh I don't know what'll become of us Charles Charles get up huh oh oh come now now don't tell me that little walk to the post office tired you off post office what post office I mean with Congress suspended Oh What A Dream Martha that's it what now I know what to put in my speech for the club and so gentlemen my topic is the powers of congress none of us ever hesitates to criticize Congress at every opportunity but how many ever stopped to think about the broad powers of congress and how these powers affect every one of us the importance of Congress can be seen when we note we note that the framers of the Constitution devoted the very first article to that branch of our government all legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United States which shall consist of a senate and a House of Representatives consider the wide reaching powers of congress laying taxes regulating Commerce Corning money establishing post offices creating federal courts declaring War [Music] providing an Army and Navy and making all laws necessary for carrying out those Powers now gentlemen these Powers reach right into our homes into our very life for instance we know that the food we eat is p cure why because it's inspected under laws made through the power of congress to regulate interstate commerce this same power includes control of railroad fairs and Freight rates the Commerce of the air the traffic of CrossCountry Trucking Congress even limits the number of hours we work in the minimum salaries we're paid this is done under its authority to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the forego Powers these are commonly called the implied powers of congress interestingly enough the first use of these implied powers was the establishment of our national banking system which operates under Congressional authorization of course everybody knows that Congress has the power to Levy taxes and we're always ready to complain about taxes taxes on perfume and other luxury items and on gasoline and other things that are not luxurious but we're not so ready to appreciate what we get from Congress and return the network of federal highways that span our nation the great Reclamation and power developments our magnificent national parks and forests protection of our health promotion of foreign trade assistance given Farmers through such things as crop insurance and scientific information and assistance given homeowners through agencies like the federal housing Administration and remember gentlemen those are only a few illustrations of how the powers of congress affect each one of us so your personal welfare as well as the welfare of your country depends upon your active interest in electing to Congress men and women of such hello oh Bentley how are you fine just fine say I'm going down in the morning to register I was wondering if you'd like to ride down with me I won't talk to you about this man Pierce Pierce you mean you're interested in getting him elected to congress I'm interested in knowing more about him after all we can't be too careful who we send to Washington to exercise the vast powers of [Music] K only seen a black and white copy of that film and I've seen it a bunch of places I have a couple of copies uh pringer has a couple of copies everywhere and so uh in the course of scanning all these coret films from the people that own Coronet we've been running across these beautiful Cod of chrome prints holy cow so that one is awesome excuse me I'm going to burp sorry drinking um caffeinated soda um the great thing about uh that film is in the context of cornette it's whacked out it's kind of crazy um we don't really see something that that's fantas full um maybe for little kids but yeah that was pretty amazing all right uh one last film uh it's up to you cancer all individuals all ages all different backgrounds different ways of [Music] life a grandmother a [Music] teacher a [Music] housewife what could bring these women together it is important to realize that all women are vulnerable to uterine cancer this may affect women of every age and occupation it is for this reason that even though there are no symptoms of abnormal bleeding and discharge that even though everything appears normal to you you should see your physician at regular intervals a Pap test will ordinarily show no cancer is present and that knowledge will give you peace of mind if cancer is present the Pap test will usually detect it while it is still curable there's no doubt about it if every woman had a Pap test as part of her yearly Health checkup we could marketly decrease death from uterine cancer I want to thank you all for attending this lecture thank you so much Dr I'm sure he's given us a great deal to think about I hope you'll all join us now in the cafeteria for coffee and [Applause] cake so much energy and emotion is wasted living with fear of the unknown with questions which can be answered doctor how now with a pth test how long before symptoms appear can you tell if there are cancerous conditions oh it's possible by means of the Pap test to detect a early cancer much before symptoms appear sometimes as much as years uh they've reported this in cases uh early as 2 3 years before there are any symptoms you can go ahead have have a examination psme taken and a an early cancer found oh there actually a cancer found I mean or just without symptoms oh without symptom without symptoms I see oh and this is one of the values of going ahead when you don't have symptoms and having the uh the papsmear and the examination by the doctor the longer the cancer persist undetected the greater the difficulty in the treatment in other words uh if you can detect it early you can treat it early the operation or the uh treatment that we have to Institute is usually simple as the disease has been undetected uh it spreads more and that doesn't mean that there won't be cures doctor is there any sort of a place uh hospitals or even City Hall where you can go to get a test very quickly the way you do for the tuberculosis test when you have to get a job or something uh well I know about City Hall I think you go down there for marriage license or something but uh well sure there the Gynecology clinics and various hospitals uh private doctors both specialists in Gynecology and general practitioners are all qualified to do Pap smars you don't have to go to the hospital oh no this is done in the doctor's office or it may be done in the in the hospital in the clinic our patient department but the doctor in his office can do this smar very easily what is a smear what do they talk about a smear first let me point out that when we say pap smear and Pap test we're talking about the same thing the papola or pap smear is the way doctors speak of it but the Pap test is used more in everyday conversation but you were asking for an explanation of what Pap test actually consists of now you know what a pelvic examination is you know the doctor uses an instrument to allow him to see inside the vagina well while this instrument is in place he can take a sample of cells which come from the cervix which is the neck of the uterus does the test Hurt No the test doesn't hurt at all you can hardly feel it you may not even know what's happening getting back to the cells these cells are smeared on a slide and that's where the term papsmear comes in and they can be examined under a microscope this is when we can tell whether the cells are Norm or not and this is where the term test comes in if abnormal cells are found in the papsmear then further investigation is necessary and the doctor would notify you and you go back to his office how long does it take the uh actual uh the testing and the well the doctor will go ahead and take a history he'll do a routine examination very often check your breasts at the same time blood pressure and do a pelvic examination and then while he's doing the pelvic exam he does a papsmear uh how often should a a middle-aged person uh go for an examination minimally I would say once a year this is really surprising I I had never thought about it really I I always thought I was I was too young to to bother with it but apparently that's not so no because as I said we can detect what we call a very early cancer or a can carcinoma in citu and this can be easily treated and uh usually easily cured and you think um that one should make a practice of going once a year that's correct they should go uh for the possibility of an early detection and they should go uh for uh correction of any anxiety that they may have and uh in other words if they go to their doctor and they find that there's no difficulties uh this will certainly give them peace of mind mind and they don't have to worry so really there's two reasons one for the early detection uh with a knowledge that they'll be cured and uh with the possibility also that everything is negative and that they can have peace of mind if there are abnormal symptoms and what I mean by abnormal symptoms such as uh irregular bleeding uh bleeding between the period uh bleeding after having relations abnormal discharge pain than I would consult the doctor at that time and if you're thinking about your family more even if woman doesn't think that much that she hasn't got the time or thinks about herself too much she certainly should consider a family well I would say that if she's worried about this uh she's not being fair to her own family she's probably a little annoyed at them and picks up little things you know and sort of puts what she's feeling within herself worrying about the fact that you may have cancer and the fact that a child didn't pick up his toys or the husband put down his pipe in the wrong place or something of that type so that I think if she does go and have this and it's normal I think she'll feel better feel and have a better relationship with their family I think this is so very important that each one of us should talk to our friends and in turn they talk to their friends I think this is something is very worthwhile and very important I'm sure there are a lot of my friends who've never thought about it before well because you're not married yeah I guess single people really don't give it too much thought you don't have the opportunity that's right how many children do you have I have one there's one child there's one child and a dog and my husband you feel eventually doctor that um uh uterine cancer will be completely eradicated that is if everyone will go for this examination as you uh uh tell us to uh in years to come you have that feel I would say that uh if we could get every woman regardless of whether she's married or single to go once a year uh for a pelvic examination and a psme that uh it was a good possibility that we could almost totally eradicate cancer The Sur sounds wonderful [Music] why don't I go I keep telling myself I don't have the time that's ridiculous I find time for everything else I can't forget how mother died I'm afraid I don't want to know about myself supposing mother had had the Baptist supposing she had found out early enough she wouldn't have had to suffer that way she might be alive today enjoying her grandchildren I have daughters too I don't really have the right one visit to the doctor and I'd know one way or the other I must do it as soon as I get home I'll make an appointment for tomorrow sounds like a very good meeting I'm certainly glad you came for the Pap test let me show you how it's done I think this model will help this is the vagina this is the serix or neck of the womb this is the uterus or the womb with an instrument in place you can see the vagina and cervix very clearly all we do is simply take a little fluid from here put that on on a slide take a few cells from here put that on a slide and that's the Pap test we send it to a lab and that's all there is to it thank you very much you're welcome this is Crowley doctor what about the results I don't anticipate that you'll have any difficulty uh we just have to wait till the results of the Pap test that'll take just a few days it really is simple there's nothing to it really it's a very simple thing it just takes a few minutes and it's unfortunate that most people are not aware of the fact that it is so easy and it is painless too it is there's nothing to it about the results doctor should I call you no there's nothing to worry about I'll call you as soon as the results are back thank you you're very welcome the laboratory report negative all cells normal a year without fearing and worry and the likelihood of many more years after that years to enjoy life to its fullest extent to be useful to love and be loved to live we have the knowledge and the techniques and the means the rest is really up to [Music] you [Music] [Applause] [Music] the cut say what garbage in the gut keep your mou shut garbage in the gut say what garbage in the gut keep your mouth shut garbage in the gut say what garbage in the gut the keep your mouth shut garbage the say the theage in the G say what garage in the G chocol donut say what garbage in the G Blom garbage in the G strawberry pie blueberry pie blueberry pie lior [Music] Delly so uh I've been revisiting some of the toet Tapper candidates uh especially if we have a film that's it's a little dark uh yeah film about cancer um so Dr Unk PhD uh so that did win the toet tapping tournament uh was it last year's yes yes last year's toet tapping tournament and then uh found footage Festival it took them over a year to uh honor the BET and dress as clowns for clown Thanksgiving uh there's an episode that talks about that you can also look on um found footage festivals uh YouTube channel and they have a thing called clown Thanksgiving and it recounts it as well um and we had a topping tournament earlier this year just us and uh voted but we have haven't competed with uh found footage festival yet because uh what they wanted to do is double or nothing and I was like no I was like I want you to dress as as clowns and Feed Us Thanksgiving dinner and so that's what we did um so uh yeah we talked about competing again and we have some strong candidates there uh let's see uh yeah that wasn't a bad uh film about cancer about uterine cancer uh honestly now that I'm getting up there I'm like 57 um friends are are getting uh cancer I had two friends who were diagnosed with breast cancer who both survived uh had different treatments uh but they caught it early so there's my PSA uh it's not fun to do a colonoscopy it's not fun to do other types of cancer test but if they can catch stuff then you get a chance of being around a lot longer and that's what we want we want you to be around a lot longer uh in the comments because I have so many more films to show you so many more thousands like we've only watched like how many um 4,665 films is roughish um and I have another 33,000 films for you to watch so you got to stick around a long time um but thanks for tuning in today very much appreciate it uh just as a reminder uh not this Saturday but next Saturday we we're going to celebrate our 1,000th show by having a thousand minute uh streaming show uh it's going to be on a Saturday from 9:00 a.m. till 2 is uh there'll be guests and we will watch a lot of movies a lot of films I'm G to try to show a bunch of new stuff although there's some people that want our guests who are like please show I really want to show and talk about blah so there will be puppets definitely I haven't decided which puppet shows I'm going to show uh there will be cartoons there will be um some awkward films uh the F footage Festival people will be on there at different times throughout the day um there might be a live performance um we got a lot so join us next well just watch just keep watching anytime you see a notification to watch watch um but that will be an epic show and uh I haven't done something like that in many many years like four or five years so um thanks for tuning in today very much appreciate your eyeballs and your comments and your kind thoughts and support uh and you can support us by hitting the Thumbs Up Button uh the super thanks button you can go to kfi.com avgeeks or patreon.com avgeeks those are ways to support us financially but you know just tell other people what we're doing thanks so much have a great weekend and we will see you soon bye