AV Geeks Lunch 12-17-2020

[Music] wow [Music] what a wonderful [Music] that mean the most accidentally [Music] the world's right onto your nose [Music] it's right there under your toes words can pass you by so keep your eyes open and you'll soon be reading and writing words and using [Music] suddenly there came a great shriek from the wind then a strange thing happened the house whirled around two or three times and rose slowly through the air dorothy felt dizzy as it rocked and swayed you can read a book sitting in the air or you can read it resting in a rocking chair or sitting on a bench in a city square or maybe when you're walking in your underwear or you can read something anywhere that you care to read [Music] you can read a book in an old canoe you can read it when you're at the city zoo you can read it when you're lying on the ground you can read it when you're on your way downtown now you can read something anywhere that you care to read reading is the way to find things out it's the way to get things done reading is the way to learn about the world and it can be fun or you can read a book when you're talking in bed you can read a book standing on your head you can read a book on your daily job you can read a book when you walk your dog or you can read something anywhere that you care to read [Music] what can we do now i don't know we could read now i want to play [Music] get off your creep there are lots of things to read besides books everywhere you look there's something to read [Music] community chess go to jail go directly to jail do not pass go do not collect 200 gee what if no one could read good evening ladies and gentlemen i'm here [Music] i'm here for you before you these are my secret orders but unfortunately i can't read them double bubble double troubles bubbles cauldron bubbles oh oh i can't read this thing i have no idea what goes into this cake if i only knew how to read i wouldn't have to guess so much yes do it right imagine a driver who can't read signs imagine an actress who can't read lines and what if there's something that you want to bake but you can't read what goes into the cake or you can learn something anywhere that you care to read what about a builder who can't read plans what about a grocer who can't read brands what if the speaker can't read her speech if the teacher couldn't read then what would she teach or you can learn something anywhere that you care to read reading is the way to find things out it's the way to get things done reading is the way to learn about the world and it can be fun one two three four five chance get out of jail free keep that card oh i got doubles i got doubles let me get double should go again three one two three [Music] advance to go to collect two hundred dollars you know if no one could read this would this game would be a mess reading isn't always easy at first but there are lots of ways to help you figure it out if i don't know where i'll ask what it means casey what's this with test your cat um that means a cat with a funny smile okay if i don't know a word sometimes the rest of the sentence helps me guess what it means pictures help a lot the best time to read is when you feel like it when i'm reading i can make pictures in my own mind once i know what the words mean i can follow what's happening so we [Music] a book can be a person you would like to know a book can be the jungle or the big blue sea books can be the things that you'd like to be the world is yours anywhere that you care to read the more that you read the more you know the more you know the more you'll grow the world grows bigger with every line of every book and every sign or you can learn something anywhere that you care to read [Music] reading is the way to find things out it's the way to get things done reading is the way to learn about the world and it can be fun [Music] i just love to read my reviews i like to read license plates gjs595 georgia i like to read my horoscope every day whatever you do stay indoors at all costs i like to read porch and cookies and then i like to eat eat them a big red bird will give you luck i like to read about far away places [Music] i like to read scary stories all by myself [Music] the dog was already more than 20 feet off and cyrus i love to read to my children when an enormous head emerged from the water a lamenting he cried when you really love a story you don't have to read it by yourself you can read it with other people too you can share it his master could do nothing to save him and before gideon or herbert thought of bending their bows top seized by the dugong i like it when my daddy reached me and the little blue engine was saying i think i can i think again i [Music] and the little blue engine said now you tell me what the little engine said i thought i could i thought i could i thought i could start a good sonic and sonic reading is the way that we find out what people who write are writing about reading and writing go hand in hand reading is the way we understand what all the words can mean in all the books and magazines people read books in japanese and people read books in portuguese people read books the whole world round in every city and every town everyone's alike and that they all just like to read nearly everywhere that you find yourself there's a book or two on a shelf and many other different kinds of things to read why don't you just go help yourself what can we do now i don't know there's nothing to do hey what's that watch it come with me said dorothy and ask gods to give you a heart so you could marry the munchkin maiden so three of them set out dorothy the scarecrow and the tin woodsmen on and on and on they went down the yellow brick road to see the wonderful wizard of oz i must have those silver shoes she told herself but dorothy never took them off except when she took a bath [Music] he is my shoe now you wicked dorothy screamed in a rage she threw her pail of scrub water at the old witch stop water will be the end of me then she began to melt soon there was nothing left ever but a spot on the floor [Music] aunt m came on the run but the silver shoes had fallen off and were lost forever in the desert [Music] what are you doing here following you a book can be a place you would like to go a book can be a person you would like to know a book can be the jungle or the deep blue sea and books can be the things you'd like to be the world is yours anywhere that you care to read the more that you read the more you know the more that you know the more you'll grow the world grows bigger with every line of every book and every sign or you can learn something anywhere that you care to read reading is the way to find things out it's the way to get things done reading is the way to learn about the world and it can be fun [Music] so [Music] hello everybody welcome i'm skip alzheimer welcome to the av geeks lunchtime streaming show direct from raleigh north carolina where it's actually nice outside um yeah that first film follow the reader it's part of a serendipity series and there's other films in that series and um yeah i hadn't seen that and it has some um really catchy annoyingly catchy uh 70s songs in it that uh will probably haunt you and so i'm just going to go ahead and say i'm sorry and you're welcome um so we watch old 60 millimeter films here uh this is i just did some math and let's see we are on episode 248 um that we've been doing since mid-march and um uh yeah and we are on our 100th i'm sorry 1054th film so on monday we will have our 250th show and um thank you guys for tuning in every day uh makes a big difference uh showing this to you and not just to myself um gives me an opportunity to bust out some stuff that i haven't seen including that last film uh this next film is uh timely i busted out roughly this time of year i generally try to do it for my north carolina audiences because they are woefully ignorant in the subject of this film but i just saw some videos online uh viral videos of vehicles people up north who are also woefully ignorant in how this works um and i showed this film in houston years ago in august during a show that i call uh dag that's cold where we pretended like it was cold and i showed uh this film about the difficulties of driving on snow and ice and everybody in houston just laughed and laughed and laughed because they've rarely ever had to deal with frozen precipitation they mostly have to deal with floods mass flooding due to hurricanes so anyways here's how to drive on the snow and ice [Music] winter with its snow ice and bitter cold brings the fun of doing things in snowy country winter means ski winter means fun but the same snow and ice that make for fun in winter sports make winter a hazardous time for motorists so let's take a look at some of these winter heads and see what can be done to combat them in burlington vermont where winters are severe a good witness to the perils of winter is police chief donald p russell his file on accident shows motorists with frozen cars autos that skid and tangle at snow-covered intersections and the most serious of winter's tolls death itself this car went out of control on an icy hill one way to meet the challenge of winter's accident toll is to teach driving techniques in high school let's look in on a winter driving class at the burlington vermont high school and see what we can learn why study winter driving the emphasis is on safety and comfort lesson number one is to get your car ready for winter a few checkpoints might be engine oil thin enough for sub-zero anti-freeze engine thermostat to keep heater and defroster working well and when it gets real cold a compound to keep fuel lines from freezing even minor things like cleaning your headlights are important your brakes need checking the instructor warns about letting snow and ice gather under the front fender which causes trouble in steering this can even cause accidents an old print of a strange looking ice cycle helps us understand about getting a grip by the use of tire chains in applying chains fasten the side behind the wheel first then the front make certain that they are tight on both wheels then listen for loose clanking contact with the car pull slowly on the paper and the toy car goes right along in this old parlor trick showing why it's important not to start too fast on a slippery road but jerk it suddenly like this and your car skids now see how this trick is put into actual practice the more slippery the surface the more gradual should be the start ready for a quick quiz if a car going 20 miles an hour on dry pavement can stop in its own length how far would it take to stop on ice without chains or snow tires the first student estimates less than 100 feet the next guess is at 150 feet but the instructor places the car at the right answer you need 200 feet to stop on ice at 20 miles an hour in practice the driver slams on his brakes at 20 miles an hour and sure enough takes all of 200 feet to stop now in this next scene the lesson is grim but unforgettable suppose those pylons have been people when you stop on a slippery surface you skid that means swerving a tendency to whip out of control but you can come out of it by turning the steering wheel which way the student shows by drawing the front wheels pointed to the right when the rear of the car slides in that direction now we go outdoors again as the student and instructor tackle the skidding problem here's what happens when you do it the wrong way i sure wouldn't want this to happen to me in traffic would you the instructor now tries the skid technique again only this time he turns the front wheels in the direction that the rear wheels are sliding watch as a skillful sports car driver confirms the proper skid technique by turning his wheels in the direction of the skid there's a skid at every turn but each time he turns with the skid here's something to remember the colder it gets the quicker you can stop on ice but near the freezing point a film of water makes the ice very slippery at 30 degrees above zero for instance it takes 200 feet to stop from 20 mile an hour speeds but at zero you can stop in half that distance but even at zero ice is still slippery as the student finds out in practicing skid control the car spins on a turn but now the student knows what to do the front wheels are turned in the same direction the back wheels are swerving also important is the distance between your car and the one ahead moving slowly on a dry road you can follow at cars length but on ice safety demands 100 feet now let's clear the windshield and look at the subject of driving in snow it's an art in itself not always the same as driving on ice first have a clear view ahead start slowly let those snow tires make their mark sharp and clear snow like ice is less troublesome well below freezing the training car has no trouble in taking off here its snow tires get a grip by carving themselves a track in the snow the way this cog wheel presses a path in a bed of clay the people who work in the tire industry are constantly trying to improve the new snow tires for example the tread on tires today really grips the snow like the cog wheel it leaves a track but unlike the crude cogs it does not pick up the snow or make bothersome road noise to get the feeling of driving in snow the instructor and his passengers roll off the main road and drive through fresh snow along a narrow country road the way you do it is move along at a moderate speed keep out of rough places be prepared to shift in a hurry to lower gear don't turn too sharply this is the differential from an automobile it makes your rear wheels revolve at different speeds and going around corners but as you will soon see it also makes it necessary to get traction from both rear wheels just for practice our class tries to drive up a steep side road that's covered with snow the rear wheels start to slip and the car can't make it quite to the top of the incline the car stops now everybody wants to help but the instructor warns that it's easy to fall in pushing on such a slippery hill now what do we do it takes only a moment to decide this calls for the sand and shovel we've been carrying for just such an emergency remember spread the sand around under both rear wheels because the differential gears would allow one wheel to spin while the other is standing still now we have traction for a new start we're on our way again an artificial snow storm shows us how high snow banks hide cars around corners an important hidden hazard to keep in mind when driving a newly plowed country roads and outdoors the principal gets a real life test as one car suddenly pops out from behind a snow bank and speaking of hidden hazards remember that part of the windshield not reached by wipers can hide another car in another outdoor test we see that even snow can be slippery the instructor applies the brakes at 25 miles an hour but the car slides many feet even more the second time at only five miles an hour faster actually stopping on a slippery surface whether snow or ice calls for pumping the brakes fast up and down pressure on the brake pedal so the rear wheel takes command of things without pulling the ground out from under let's look at another problem here's a car hopelessly bogged down in a snow bank just off the road so the instructor and class get busy first we dig the snow away from the wheels to survey the problem then clear the snow from around and under the car itself remember we carry the shovel for just such emergencies now the digging's done the path is clear and with a slow start the car shakes itself loose and rolls ahead a different kind of trouble confronts us as the car struggles to climb from a snow laden side road into a main road watch as the driver uses the rock and roll technique each time bucking a longer clear space ahead and behind until he has cleared a path for a getaway the rock and roll technique calls for a steady movement of gear shift from forward to reverse and back always catching the car for change of motion just as it bounces from extreme forward or back one important fact about winter driving that the instructor emphasizes now you can't always be sure what's ahead where is the hidden hazard in the drawing a student comes to the board and gives the right answer the danger of ice lying in wait for motorists on the shady side of the hill the hazard in this diagram is represented by the crown contour of the road so that a car might slide from one side to another the bank turn on some roads can be treacherous if plows or wind drift let the snow undo the pitch or slant of the bank so cars may spin to the outside of the turn now let's touch on some points stressed in burlington's check weather conditions before you start be prepared for all kinds of emergencies be courteous to both motorists and pedestrians avoid splashing for example very important follow at a safe distance and finally go slow in snow go at a speed that is consistent with the conditions you meet conditions of temperature the car itself and the terrain ahead this country lane goes back to the days when winter was a time to jack up the car and sit by the fire today safe cars good tires and improved roads have changed all that but now as it was then the most important factor in winter driving is a well-trained skillful safety minded driver prepared and equipped to meet every challenge of ice and snow [Music] they laughed and laughed and laughed in houston um anyways yeah uh north carolina drivers just don't know how to deal with this in fact they don't know how to deal with any driving any precipitation we unfortunately have situations where uh people drive into flooded areas and don't really know how deep it is and um there are fatalities associated with that so that is a common constant problem here in north carolina and there was the day that there was a little bit of sleet on the road right around rush hour in the evening and there were 200 accidents um cars spinning off roads and hitting other cars and all that um so we're we're not so great here in the raleigh durham area when it comes to frozen precipitation or any precipitation uh so when i was rewinding the the last the 16 millimeter film for follow the reader i noticed in the credits uh who wrote the lyrics and it's jim burrows and if you don't remember who jim burroughs is he has shown up in many films that we have he is the guy who uh made the the uncle smiley films and so he wrote the songs for uncle smiley and so that's why there is that 70s that that same type of vibe to the song uh the songs and follow the reader that other 70 films that i have uh so kind of fascinating um let's see what what i want to show you next i have so many things to show so many things um how about uh let's talk to cavemen about um how to stop drug abuse [Music] so [Music] [Music] the main way to stop or interdict this kind of a disaster is through the existing legal system you can use the legal system in two ways the first way you can use the legal system is by knowing what the laws are under which you must stop the disaster you have for your use both state and federal laws you will focus on the federal or national laws since the drug attack is not limited to any one state the second way you can use the legal system is through its law enforcement agencies you have for your use both state agents and federal agents [Music] again since the drug disaster is nationwide you will focus in on the federal agents since this case involves a nationwide drug disaster it is necessary to look at the history of our country's drug laws up until 1914 opium and its derivatives could be purchased at drug stores without a prescription these drugs were commonly found as a major ingredient of tonics and female remedies this meant that anyone who wanted narcotics could obtain them however at the turn of the century drug use was on the increase especially when heroin was introduced as a cure for morphine addiction the harrison narcotics act set out to control the source of narcotics in the united states although the harrison narcotics act increased red tape a person could get raw opiates and other drugs if he had the correct forms consequently our friend who before 1914 was able to buy his narcotics in the drugstore now had to purchase them at the back of the pusher store illegally because of the limited success of the harrison narcotic act the narcotic drug import and export act was passed this act limited the import of opiates into the united states to medical and scientific uses only it also prohibited any import of morphine or heroin the aim of the narcotic drug import and export act was to limit the use of narcotics for legal purposes this act covered a gap which the harrison narcotic act had left the narcotic drug import export act tended to turn drug users to other drugs marijuana use began to increase by 1937 widespread use of marijuana had become a considerable problem in the united states especially since the main source of this drug was as close as mexico in 1937 the federal government passed the marijuana tax act this act made the use of marijuana illegal except for very limited research having made the use of marijuana illegal the united states government turned again to opiate narcotics to put the finishing touches on opiate use sale and possession the opium poppy control act prohibited production of the opium poppy in the united states except by licensed growers this act really made cultivation of opium poppies illegal the boggs act placed a required severe prison sentence for illegal possession or sale of narcotic drugs however following world war ii and the boggs act narcotic including marijuana use was on the increase the narcotic control act sets severe prison sentences on the illegal use of marijuana and other narcotics this act also carried with it a prison sentence of 10 years to life and an optional death penalty for adults selling heroin to persons under 21 years of age with the advance of science other drugs began to appear these drugs were developed to aid doctors in treating illness from research laboratories came sleeping pills and diet pills however there were people who because of the laws were looking for new drugs to abuse these were the barbiturates amphetamine and hallucinogenic type drugs a college graduate with a degree in chemistry can make lsd with an adequate chemistry setup these conditions led to the final major drug legislation to date in 1965 the federal government passed the drug abuse control amendments these amendments placed strict controls over the illegal production use sale and possession of depressant stimulant and hallucinogenic drugs [Music] yes so that's a part of a series made by lockheed aviation and somebody in the notes in the comments noticed that the soundtrack uh to this was the same as case study lsd it's made by the same people so they use the same production uh or library music uh in the background um why caveman man you know i've asked this many times and i have multiple films in this series and my feeling is that this was some sort of uh lockheed made this as something for their managers to watch to kind of address the problems of drug abuse uh in one in the the company uh and two like what was happening in outside the company and families of the managers um and how that was impacting or potentially could impact what was happening in the workplace um that's my guess because you know uh i mean it could also be similar to motorola motorola made and distributed films uh on police training and fire safety training because they had their foot in the door they basically had a relationship with all these uh law enforcement agencies and so they could sell to it and so it seemed like there was a need so it could be the same situation where lockheed aviation had um some sort of foot in the door when it came to uh selling stuff to the gutter government and to local agencies or whatever and this was their ability they were like well you know you not only do you buy um jets from us but we also have this drug education thing because nobody else is offering it um i'm not sure i don't have any information i'm just kind of making that up as i go along but um no it's kind of fascinating um suddenly without warning good catches a first-hand spot over by the western shore by the bluegill running in the channel and last quarter suddenly and without warning this is usually the way boating accidents and drownings happen each year for instance there are about 1200 drowning victims these weren't people who drowned while swimming most never intended going into the water either their boat capsized or they fell into the water surprisingly enough almost half were known to have had life-saving devices available in their boat yet most were never used why the answer is simple time boating accidents happen so quickly there just isn't enough time to react look what can happen on a sudden start or an unexpected turn or to an overloaded boat these are some of the many emergency situations which make life-saving devices so important federal law requires every motorboat to have one coast guard approved life-saving device for each person on board but just having them on board is not enough it's somewhat like seat belts and the automobile they're there but unless you use them they're of no help remember whenever you're boating use coast guard approved life-saving devices [Music] this is a life preserver it's one of several life-saving devices approved by the united states coast guard others include the buoyant best buoyant cushion ring buoy or special purpose device which one is best of course the best are coast guard approved but it's up to you to decide which of these is best for your particular needs here's how they work the life preserver both the jacket type and the bib design are probably the most effective they provide maximum protection hold the wearer upright so that even the face of a non-swimmer or an unconscious person is above water and will actually turn an unconscious person upright the boy invest it resembles the bib type preserver except that it has slightly less buoyancy yet many designs will also turn an unconscious person upright and because it is less bulky than the preservers it is favored by people who wish to retain more freedom of action special purpose devices water ski jump vests buoyant jackets and vests for hunters and sailing vests these devices can be used in other activities there are many sizes so be sure yours fits properly buoyant cushions handy in an emergency and they're easy to throw however because they must be clung to in the water they don't give positive protection to children non-swimmers and injured persons cushions are not designed to be worn but if you must the best procedure is to put your arms through the straps and hug the cushion to your chest another procedure is to put opposite leg and arm into the straps but remember never wear the cushion on your back this is what can happen it'll turn your face under the water and finally ring buoys perhaps the most familiar of all life-saving devices an excellent device for throwing but take care not to hit the person in the water life preservers vests or special purpose devices should be worn by children and non-swimmers at all times especially in small open boats for the others the good swimmers water conditions and other situations should dictate when and what type of device should be worn for instance if you're alone you need maximum protection but if you're in a fairly crowded area where others could provide help if necessary buoyant cushions may be adequate in any emergency situation or whenever there's the slightest doubt of safety life-saving devices should be worn by everyone make sure there's an approved device carried and assigned to every person on board that they know where it is and can get to it in a hurry if needed and equally important they should know how it's to be worn and how it will perform in the water remember plan ahead expect the unexpected for only in this way will you be ready should an emergency strike as it usually does suddenly and without warning thank you u.s coast guard for that film um also thank you to alex for contributing some coffee to the av geeks fund we run off of coffee and electricity but mostly coffee we have electricity but if i don't feel like doing something caffeine will help nudge me into feeling like doing something um it is our drug of choice here at av geeks um and uh so thank you alex for that you can con the rest of you can contribute buy us coffee here also if you like what you saw you can hit like or subscribe or thumbs up or a smiley face or a hug or a notification bell or any number of little iconic ways to show you love uh another thing you can do is uh share films uh share what we do with friends and family and enemies um we got what we got oh boy um this is a great film i really want to show it and it seems like now is the time let's uh try not to become too political let's just talk about the science all right here we go this child is showing some of the commonly recognized symptoms of disease he has fever he is listless and his pulse is rapid but what's going on inside the child's body disease germs shown here as black hexagons have infected his body through the bloodstream the germs are repelling these amoeba-like white cells whose work it is to remove foreign materials from his blood the white cells cannot dispose of them but under stimulus of the germs tiny particles called antibodies are being produced and poured into his bloodstream the antibodies attached themselves to the germs and so change the germs that the white cells can engulf them at first the germs increase faster than the antibodies if this continues the patient gets steadily worse and may even die usually however as in this case antibodies are produced faster than they are used up and it becomes only a matter of time until the germs are all disposed of and the patient recovers what's more he now has a surplus of antibodies that will aid him to resist future attacks of the same disease and so this child has what we call active immunity because he has developed his own antibodies he has acquired this act of immunity by actually having the disease fortunately there's a safer way to get immunity this is through vaccination in vaccination a substance called a vaccine is introduced into the body the body responds by developing antibodies just as in the case of an actual infectious disease unlike the disease however a vaccine does not endanger life let's study three types of vaccines calves are the source of smallpox vaccine cattle are subject to a weakened form of smallpox called cowpox large quantities of vaccine are produced by infecting healthy calves like this one with live cowpox virus the virus multiplies rapidly and by the fifth day crusts have formed on the skin wherever the calf was infected these crusts are collected they contain the live germs which will serve as vaccine for human beings glycerin is added as a preservative and to provide a vaccine in fluid form from this mixture individual doses of the vaccine are prepared the vaccine may be supplied in a capillary tube like this and applied directly to the skin from the tube in this disease the antibodies dispose of the germs probably without the help of white cells the child is safe from smallpox for several years another type of virus vaccine is used to protect against polio myelitis here a second type of vaccine is being made pneumococci the germs that cause low bar pneumonia are being used for this vaccine dead germs are needed because there is no weakened form of pneumococci as there is of smallpox virus the live germs are killed with chemicals or with heat as in this case now let's see how this vaccine made from dead germs works when injected into a live animal the effect would be the same in a human patient in the rabbit's bloodstream the dead germs shown as pairs of ovals stimulate the formation of antibodies as additional injections are given more and more antibodies form and combine with the germs which are then removed by the white cells this rabbit has now developed active immunity to pneumococcus infections now let's take a sample of this blood the antibodies in the blood of this immune rabbit will attack pneumococci germs wherever they encounter them after standing a few hours the blood clots and the serum containing the antibodies separate when a few drops of this serum are added to a culture of pneumococci the antibodies come in contact with the germs clumps of germs and antibodies settle to the bottom this is called agglutination now let's see how the same serum acts in the case of a rabbit already stricken with a pneumococcus infection first the serum is injected into the rabbit's bloodstream soon the antibodies in the acquired serum begin helping the white cells dispose of the germs in about two days the rabbit recovers he has passive immunity passive because he did not develop his own antibodies but acquired them from the serum of another rabbit a third type of vaccine involves the use of poison given off by certain kinds of bacteria in diphtheria illness is produced by this poison or toxin the toxin is first separated from the bacteria next formaldehyde is added to the toxin formaldehyde counteracts the poison but does not destroy its ability to stimulate the production of antibodies the resulting vaccine is called diphtheria toxoid the toxoid is packaged ready for use it is safe even for tiny babies and doctors usually recommend vaccinating children against diphtheria before they are one year old when a child is given this injection the toxin stimulates the production of antibodies these antibodies are effective against diphtheria toxin after an interval of time a second dose of toxoid should be given this is called a booster dose if this is done the child will usually be immune to diphtheria throughout childhood and need not fear the disease even though it is right next door techniques for controlling infectious diseases have been developed primarily through the work of scientists whose painstaking search for new knowledge and approved methods is never ending animals too play an important role in the experimental development and in the production of vaccines vaccines against the diseases we have studied and against many others including typhoid tetanus cholera typhus and plague commercial laboratories make possible the large-scale production of vaccines that meet required standards finally the campaign against infectious disease can succeed only if the public cooperates most important of all is vaccination in the early years of life many infectious diseases can be brought completely under control when vaccination against them is practiced [Music] [Music] check that gear in universally minute so don't touch anything okay hey get down from there [Music] now what if it bumped that control by accident you'd be mincemeat by now what have i told you you don't work on equipment when the engine's running well i told them not to touch anything all right i guess i wasn't thinking you weren't thinking you mean you'll work on engines and machinery and not think of your own personal safety here shake hands with danger shake hands with danger meet a man you ought to know i [Music] i was young and feisty never did things by the book just let me get my tool box and i'll take myself a look i climbed up on a dozier with my mechanics pride said you can keep it running friend while i poke around inside shake hands with danger meet a guy you want to know i used to laugh at safety now they call me three finger joe although i learned a lesson i forgot it soon enough the knicks and burns and scratches showed the young ones i was tough till another morning i was grinding on some steel my other hand got careless and fed my skin into the wheel shake hands with danger step right up and say hello grinding wheels and metal are [Music] [Music] just to save themselves a minute i've seen them lose at all i've watched them caught in trouble seen them take a chance and lose they get careless for a moment and spend a lifetime with the blues [Music] [Applause] [Music] me [Music] [Music] [Music] walk around inside [Music] move around inside [Music] shake hands with danger and some friends i used to know compared to them i'm lucky to be just three finger joes all right that was uh shake hands with danger uh redone by two guys in a band locally called nowhere and one is scott phillips and the other is scott eiman i think greg eiman grant guyman greg eiman just won a teacher of the year award in uh wake county in here in raleigh so kudos to him um this was part of a uh campaign that they were to put out a record they would do a custom song for people who kind of pledged a certain amount my wife for my birthday pledged i don't know how much i'm not even going to ask how much uh pledged and they wrote this song so um very much appreciate this love that my wife did this um and i love the song it's uh it does have a um kind of a disco-e but then there's also this kind of rocky horror picture show kind of like richard o'brien uh is uh the singer-ish type of thing um but uh yes very much like it uh the film before that was of course immunization uh second edition uh by encyclopedia britannica and uh it is one of the foundations of public health in the 20th century um and uh it's less about the individual more about the the public health uh so someone might have bad reactions to the virus but or to the vaccine but the vaccine as a whole will help us all and that's one of the things i think that people focus in on the individual and they think they don't think about the grander effects of it so when i can get a vaccine i'm going to do it there's my soapbox and not just for myself not just for my wife but so that i don't spread it to other people in my family and my friends um and stuff like that so that's my that's what i my take on it now it might be a while before i can do it but i'll do it when it's my turn anyhow um thanks so much guys for tuning in today very much uh appreciate uh your comments and spending time and uh pointing out things that i didn't realize i like that very much and this is why we like to show these films so um we'll be back tomorrow and uh just as a reminder uh to please rewind and love each other and including yourself you know really take care of yourself this is holidays are brutal anyways so the fact that we have to um do holidays in a pandemic sometimes it's kind of nice not to have to to have an excuse of a pandemic to say like yeah well we won't be doing that family thing or that excruciatingly boring uh holiday party but there's other aspects to this so please take care of yourself um and uh we will see you tomorrow uh reach out to friends and family if you're feeling low um and also reach out to friends and family who you think might be feeling low just check in you know doesn't have to be epic just check in uh anyways everybody please take care we love you and we will see you soon soon being tomorrow bye yes you