AV Geeks Lunch 4-17-2020

[Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] millions of gallons of vegetable oil and shortening are used every year in homes throughout the united states to cook chicken french fries and other food products people simply enjoy the marvelous flavors added to foods through home frying our diet includes the familiar four basic food groups fruits and vegetables dairy products meats and poultry and grains but beyond the basic four another group is now recognized and it includes fats and oils which contribute to our overall nutrition by offering a rich source of energy according to the u.s department of agriculture vegetable oils provide essential fatty acids and certain vitamins and fats and oils contribute a pleasing taste to some foods along with a certain feeling of satisfaction after eating there are however a few important things to remember about cooking and using vegetable oils and shortening above all safe and correct cooking requires your full attention look at the new uniform coach just got you look terrific can you come outside and take a picture of jimmy and me in our new uniform well i don't know i can't think about it right this second billy would you give me a frying pan out of the cupboard please okay oh no not that when it's too big the 10 inch one the small one thank you jimmy's waiting what are we having for dinner chicken great oh please it only take a second listen billy i just can't stop now ah please mom but why don't you find out if jamaican come back later okay if not ask me again after dinner now go on outside i'll call you a few minutes when dinner is ready don't get your uniform dirty all right [Music] so [Music] [Music] hello hi mary hi mother how's everything dinner time yes it is nearly dinner time i'm just getting it ready now what's on the menu chicken fried chicken corn on the cob and salad just the way you cook it sounds good how's dad he's doing real well he's outside now i'm glad to hear he's feeling better power billy and george billy and george are just fine in fact george should be home in about half an hour now are we going to see you this weekend i don't really know if we can make it over this weekend or not long no no no mom he and his mom want to take the pictures now besides i want to send one to grandma you might take a second billy i'm busy mom can you hold on a second i have got to take a picture of billy and a neighbor boy in your new baseball game forms i'll be right back all right [Music] oh hi mary i'm awfully sorry billy had to drag you out here i'm just not going to be back this way again today okay all right boys you ready yeah yeah okay all day all right boy jimmy's gotten a lot taller gosh that was billy let's see how this comes out dude they look so tall in their uniforms don't they they do hello hello mary i'm still here mary look at that silly grin on billy's face they look cute that's really neat mary i haven't got all day mary are you there maybe we better take another one anyway yeah let's do that bad idea grandma want to see his big blue eyes oh i'm glad you could bring them home today i have been so busy why do people have fires in their kitchen because they just don't give cooking their full attention let's take a closer look at what just happened how did we go from a routine dinner to a fire that could cause extensive damage mary was in a hurry so she set her stove's cooking temperature too high she was distracted so she left her cooking unattended [Music] okay boys get ready hold it had she been in the room or in the vicinity of her stove she would have noticed the obvious warning sign of potential trouble smoke vegetable oil will smoke long before it burns had mary noticed the smoke she could have reduced the heat under the oil in time to avoid the fire to emphasize these conclusions let's recreate mary's situation but this time under controlled laboratory conditions i'm going to pour two cups of oil in this measuring cup place the oil in this 10 inch skillet the 10-inch skillet is equipped with a parameter which is a device to measure temperatures of the oil whilst heating and it's recorded on this instrument this is the timer which will show us how long it takes to heat the oil to fire point we'll investigate three different situations first we'll use a gas flame set to high heat allowing the first pan of oil to heat continuously for several minutes in this presentation we'll compress time through the use of time-lapse photography for reference keep your eyes on the digital thermometer and the clock after 10-15 minutes the oil begins to smoke lightly and a fairly strong odor can be detected these are clear and unavoidable early warning signals an alert safety-minded homemaker would reduce the heat immediately eliminating the danger of fire we expect the fire point for oil to occur at a temperature around 690 degrees fahrenheit under typical kitchen conditions two cups of oil heating in a 10 inch skillet on high setting can be expected to flame after a total elapsed time of approximately 30 minutes now let's change one of the variables of our experiment what will happen if we use an electric heating element rather than gas you'll notice that at normal cooking temperature the oil is not smoking again smoke appeared between 10 and 15 minutes when the burner was left on high the smoke gets heavier and the smell stronger the electric burner took a minute less to reach fire point this time but the difference is not significant this time the temperature reads 700 degrees and 28 minutes has elapsed how about using shortening instead of oil although the shortening must melt the temperature rises rapidly over a gas flame at normal cooking temperature there is no smoke on this trial smoke began after only six minutes at just over 400 degrees again with shortening the smoke thickened as temperature rose and time passed fire point 711 degrees after 24 minutes we conclude that the basic results are similar for all of our tests oil or shortening left unattended over a high heat source begins to smoke after 10 to 15 minutes and the oil catches fire only after another 15 to 20 minutes of increasingly thick smoke how do we prevent oil and shortening fires from occurring very simply never leave heating oil or shortening unattended take your time use a medium heat source if the oil gets too hot it will smoke and the smoke is strong smelling and clearly visible turn the heat down or off if the oil smokes cooking can be fun and safe if we give the task our undivided attention remember if we just follow the given warnings on the labels we'll stay out of trouble [Music] if you enjoy frying foods remember it takes your full attention whether you're frying chicken or potatoes cooking in a wok or in a deep fat fryer when the smoke gives you the warning reduce the heat and fry it safe [Music] hello hey i'm skip alzheimer of av geeks welcome to our lunchtime streaming event um yeah it's friday and i want french fries and actually fried chicken basically i want anything deep fat fried at this moment um i can kind of do it here at the house but man i just there's something about anyways uh that last film fry it safe was a safety film made by hunt wesson hunt wesson who made makes many of the cooking oils and cooking things that we love to use to cook our food um and uh some of you saw the uh what's that guy's name the kid jason hervey jason hervey who was in the wonder years and was also in uh peewee's big adventure he plays the um celebrity who gets a bike uh at the studio gets pee-wee's bike at the hollywood studio and pee-wee steals it back um anyways he plays a obnoxious little little leaguer who nearly burns the house down uh thanks to his mom's um catering to his every wish anyhow uh yeah so today i talked about over yesterday i talked about showing a bunch of films with bikes in them because i have several films about bikes and some of them are awesome some of them get crazy so let's start off with a sid davis film sid davis was a single filmmaker who had a vision and his vision was that kids need to be educated about dangerous strangers and he basically made the same film with the same plot over and over and over and over again and sometimes it was called dangerous stranger sometimes it was called roscoe's rules um the variation was it was all over the map but he has the same type of formulaic uh deal in that it's inexpensive so there's rarely any um sync sound it's all narrated uh and there is a kid's getting hurt a lot um and so this is bicycle clown enjoy [Music] [Music] and i wanted to get a few facts about bike accidents one of the officers told me that their reports had shown one out of every four bike accidents involves a bicycle that is mechanically defective one out of every three bicycle accidents involve an automobile [Music] but two out of every three bike riders injured or killed in a collision have violated a traffic law or safety rule mechanically defective bicycles cause accidents what about jimmy's bike did he keep it in good shape i went to talk to mr burt the owner of the bicycle shop in our neighborhood and he told me that jimmy knew perfectly well that it is important to keep a bike in tip-top shape he knew that a mechanically perfect bike must have properly adjusted brakes handlebars set tightly in the frame a horn or bell that can be heard at least 100 feet a saddle that is adjusted correctly and tightened firmly a clean well-oiled chain with the right tension just enough to keep it from jumping off the sprockets tires that are not worn beyond safety and are kept inflated with the correct air pressure and pedals that do not have worn and slippery treads but jimmy was more interested in flashy ornaments that might impress his friend he had no time to bother with a thing like a loose bow to him a showy ornament was more important ornaments are fine and can be fun but they belong on a sound bike a well-kept bicycle is a safe bicycle some of jimmy's schoolmates told me how jimmy once almost got hurt because of his clowning and showing off on his bicycle [Music] jimmy had made the kids laugh all right with his stunt riding and clowning he wanted to draw attention to himself and he foolishly thought this childish showing off was the way to do it [Music] he didn't realize that his friends were laughing at him not with him i went to talk to mr brown who taught jimmy's class the bicycle safety program [Music] he told me that jimmy was a good bike rider one of the best in his class [Music] but he also said that jimmy had the silly and dangerous notion that a good bike rider can take chances and he would violate the most important safety rules just to impress his schoolmates he would take his life in his hands i remembered something mike had told me about the little tricks jimmy would use to keep out of trouble when he was caught doing something wrong on his bike once when he was stopped by a police officer he acted extra polite and sorry and said yes sir all the time while the police officer told him that it is against the law to ride two on a bike and that a bicycle rider must ride on the right side of the street just like a car little mike from down the street hero worshiped jimmy he thought jimmy could ride her bike faster and better than anyone it must have been important for jimmy to be admired even by little mike but it was a serious mistake to try to win this admiration by reckless and illegal bike riding [Music] every saturday afternoon jimmy used to deliver papers for a neighborhood newspaper and i went to see the route man he told me that jimmy was a good and dependable worker but that a couple of people on his route had complained about his reckless bike riding only recently he'd warned jimmy that he couldn't work for the paper if he didn't ride his bike safely and correctly on his route [Music] it seemed that jimmy had been riding on the sidewalk instead of on the street despite repeated warnings and almost had run into a lady with a small baby the route man had given jimmy a good talking to he told him that serious accidents can happen that way both to jimmy himself and to others but the route man said that he felt that jimmy had that foolish and dangerous it won't happen to me attitude from jimmy's teacher i learned that jimmy was a bright and willing student but she also told me that jimmy recently had a little disappointment jimmy's class was forming its basketball team and mr wade put on a game to select the players jimmy had his heart set on getting on the team and he was bitterly disappointed when he was not chosen that afternoon jimmy had outdone himself with his foolish showing off on his bike as if he were trying to make up in this manner for his earlier disappointment and win the admiration of his friends in another way through reckless stunning but although his classmates watched him and laughed at him when he showed off they knew he was being foolish and childish and it was that same so that is bicycle clown and uh it's almost exactly the same as another film that said davis made called why did sammy speed where it is a high school student who is very reckless with his driving uh because he didn't get i think because he got kicked off the baseball or basketball team anyways it's the same thing it's it's this bravado and this one uh sammy actually gets killed so i'm not sure which film came first but uh said davis was very resourceful in reusing um scripts and ideas and um he's one of these amazing kind of lone american filmmakers who had a vision and felt like he needed to make these films and got a lot of attention for that a lot of people actually john wayne uh funded many of his first projects mostly because sid was a stand-in for john wayne um and so they spent some time together and so sid davis actually kind of spun this into a little independent film industry educational film industry of cautionary tales um and many times showing things that were uh urban legends at the time about how kids were being uh harmed and killed and kidnapped and things like that so he's definitely one of the people that led to the stranger danger movement he also uh did the film boys beware which talks about homosexuals uh very inaccurately but in a child predator sense so definitely child predators are obviously something that that existed but he defined homosexuals as being simply child predators um and he actually revised it many many years later over the phone called pedophile where he he kind of distinguishes or somebody uh working for sid davis distinguishes that there's homosexuals and then there's child predators and they're different uh anyways so great things to talk about on friday friday for lunch um so bicycles uh lots of lots of great bicycle things here let's see ah what do we got oh man there's so many good ones to choose from um i'm gonna show this next one um what is great about this film uh this was made by centron for gm and it uses the metaphor that you're you start off as a bicycle uh driver and then you eventually become a car driver so you learn good behavior so that you can when you're driving a bike so that when you drive a car you'll know better uh what's great about this is this is actually narrated by jim stringer jim jim stringer uh we showed uh shake hands with danger jim stringer wrote that music uh and also uh i don't know if i showed um oh shoplifting uh i can't even have the title just escaped my head anyways he appears in that so anyways jim stringer uh as drivers you're going to see a lot of me bikes and cars are a great part of our style of life we like freedom and mobility but we have to get along together [Music] i like bikes some bump gliding fancy free i like bikes they're number one with me wow [Music] i like bikes i'm just a biking nut i like bikes but [Music] and then when lisa was five i like bikes so [Music] elise is 10 now and i like spikes [Music] wow [Music] [Applause] [Music] at 15 she likes bikes but she loves cars [Music] when she gets her license will she change her likes will she still like bikes we'll see when she gets her license when she gets her license when it gets here [Music] if she ever gets her license will she still like bikes well tonight will be the test [Music] it's time to solo [Music] [Applause] i like bikes but they're so hard to see oh yeah they're so hard to see look at you i blend with fogs i hide behind dogs and when the thunder crashes i'm out there making splashes i lurk in drives and when the sun gets in your eyes surprise oh yes i'm hard to see so please watch out for me [Music] hey she likes me [Music] hard to see watch out [Music] now she's someone who really can say i like bikes [Music] hard to see watch out so keep your eye on that reflection because you can't tell which direction i'm gonna be hard to see [Music] do [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] a bike is easily upset you bet i like bikes but little things upset him it isn't only when i'm wet that i'm easily upset and just let me try to travel on gravel or tangle my chain or run across a roadway drain [Music] little things upset us [Music] oh we bikes [Music] why can't we why don't we why can't we pay attention why can't we seem to notice a sign beside the road is meant for us [Music] the signs all point the way to accident prevention [Music] why oh why oh why can't we pay attention [Music] until the day we do i'm afraid it's up to you [Music] hey good girl again i ought to mention that you should pay attention because sometimes we don't [Music] thanks again miss for showing us that you like bikes i like bikes lighting fancy free i like bikes they're number one with me i like their style they make me smile they suit me to a t but safety wise please realize you never should trust me i like bikes but i like bikes but i like bites but so to make the going safer for each big and little shaver for all the golden oldies and the tikes though the biker may be wrong if you like us you belong so say what we've been saying all along i like bikes and then act like it please uh so that was jim stringer who was narrating and also did the music um that's how he came to centron was that he was a musician composer um who also did voice over work and appeared in caught in a rip-off which is a really great shoplifting film where he steals a tiny can of paint and then runs for it i don't know if we've shown it on uh on here um if not i'd like to show it at some point because it's so good uh there's other jim stringer films that i've located uh we actually did a retrospect with jim in uh austin texas at the alamo drafthouse where we did a sing-along for the full version of shake hands with danger it was glorious glorious time uh anyhow um i like bikes i am going to over share a little bit here i uh love bikes when i was a kid and i sustained a i had a pretty bad accident with a bike just me because i was doing something very stupid um and basically my foot slipped under the pedal as i was pedaling really hard and so my foot was dragging and um the bar there's the bar and i kind of went like this this on the bike bar that are on boys bikes and um was in excruciating pain for a while and years later i've had to have surgeries to correct internal scar tissue um so uh that little bike accident has cost me at least eighteen thousand dollars um so and it keeps happening it's not gonna go away it'll probably be every so often i have to go get surgery so good times bikes no i enjoy bikes i like them but uh uh anyhow all right um so many good bike films here to choose from uh this next film is uh is really really great it um the beginning is a little spicy but essentially i'll explain this to you uh basically it's these two it's these two kids two boys who uh are very jealous of a new bike that their friend has and they decide to steal it this is the bike um it is filmed by caleb de chanel who you might know is a cinematographer who's also i believe the father of zoe the chanel and her sister whose name is escaping me boy fridays um but you know you can look it up she's on bones uh anyways uh i love there's a couple of films in this series there's called lost puppy bike it's it's it really looks at a kid's mind there's no narration and this is really a phenomenal film so here's the bike can i ride it no what about next time i'm going to leave soon did you put my brown hat in the car yeah don't say yeah yeah your mother had something for you to carry out all right there's a neat one no my father said nobody's good get off my fence you're gonna break it i don't i'm not gonna break it well you better get off before you do boy who wants to ride that they're gonna buy oh do you want to go to the park keith i can't my bike's broken did you see steve's new bike yeah wanna go see it again home i okay think so where'd they go swimming cool bye yeah wanna go over the fence okay if we're gonna look at it yeah hey if you ride the bike we can go to the park come on keys don't be afraid anymore [Music] [Music] don't break oh you're spent [Applause] [Music] this is a good popsicle yeah every time i'm going to get these thank you i get to ride the bike back oh come on keith i'll take care of it i'm gonna ride it me me you told me i could i'm gonna tell steve on you how could you yeah he told me to ride it oh come on please well okay but you have to take care of it okay then i told you to take care of it yeah [Music] oh shut up sweetie oh this is here look at the horn now will just walk with it we have to take it to my garage yeah but you have to help me you the one who broke it it's not my fault there's a big scratch on the front end bubbles come on is the hard work no i can't get to work but the weaver gets the bike back right now okay and we'll see good keep the other way oh okay this guy no not the front wheel it's not supposed to be supposed to be basketball wow [Music] okay so yeah uh i think you should tear away you're the one who told me to be huh no you're gonna tell where because you told me to bring it no i'm not i'm sure hurry up are you ready no i'm not even going to tell you i need it and who else can't tell you not me can you make me i won't be your friend hi keith look at me hey keith steve's down there i better go home and meet my dinner i know what you're gonna do tell you all dinner go ahead i'm gonna watch you you've been a lot either hey please come on i want to talk to you all hi keith come on man such a great film holy cow and that kid completely wiped out i mean there was no editing tricks or anything that kid it was a straight on shot and that kid was going ah and then wham and what happened his friend started laughing as soon as he busted his butt um this is a film that i would love to to find the filmmakers and to find out how this film was made because there's all the dialogue seems really unscripted i mean it had to have been scripted so how do you get these kids to do this uh they were mumbling like so how many shots did it take like they're in the kids faces like it's really a phenomenal film and the lost puppy which is another film in this series the same it's it's equally like a kid's brain kind of sitting there trying to figure out and talking and and not talking and expressing and kind of this it really it feels so incredibly genuine um it's it's a rarity to find educational films that seek that level and of course there's no resolution at the end so this is then an opportunity for kids to talk with a teacher about like what would you do and you know kind of talk about the the the crisis of consciousness that of conscious consciousness of um as far as like what would you do in this situation what is the right thing to do if it was your bike how would you feel you know kind of exploring those those things i love films like that all right uh so we're going to go from beautiful to over-the-top insanity uh this is a bike safety film probably one of the craziest ones uh i'm sure most of you know of it if you don't um brace yourself this film is ludicrous for so many reasons um it's ludicrous because the title and the the kind of how it gets to where it gets to uh it's ludicrous because it shows many kids in peril and it's ludicrous because the kids are all wearing paper mache monkey masks here's one god fan fat one got fat here we go enjoy [Music] this story is about 10 rather close relations of ours who seem to get into almost exactly the same kind of trouble we do all 10 of these jolly characters lived in the same neighborhood and were all good friends uh generally speaking each of them had a bicycle and each took care of his bicycle in exactly the way that he took care of himself [Music] one day they held a group think and decided to have a picnic in a little park just nine blocks away now that doesn't sound far but a lot can happen in nine blocks right well sound off out there i said right right so they all ran home and made themselves sandwiches [Music] i know that doesn't sound too likely but of course they're not quite human then they hurried back all ready to go now one of the ten was a rather hungry type his name was slim jim mcguckney and his picnic lunch was what you might call a uh portable banquet right right slim knew that his big sack would be hard to handle so he asked orville slump if he'd carry it for him ortho had a basket on the rear of his bike he was a good sort and he answered okay some of the others noticed this and asked him if he'd carry theirs too orville answered graciously well i guess so and naturally everybody else did the same until orville's rear basket looked like a chuck wagon at last they were ready to go and at a given signal they went [Music] now this is ruthie toot jasperson he had the newest bike in the bunch and he was as proud of it as he could be he made the point to get in the lead and there he intended to stay it would seem that rudy toot was a slam bang go-getter headed for big things in life right right but when you have to be first all the time there are a few things you find you don't have time for such things as making hand signals oh he knew very well that bike riders are supposed to signal just like auto drivers and down for slow or stop [Music] hand up for right turn [Music] and straight out for left turn but pretty soon he began to feel silly making so many signals to stay out in front so he skipped one to rest his poor old tired arm just one signal once [Music] at this point rudy two chasm left the party [Music] this charming little thing was actually christened tinkerbell mcdillingfitti she's a sweet and lovely girl but she has a rather poor memory sometimes she forgets to brush her teeth sometimes she leaves homework at home and sometimes she forgets to look at traffic signals now she knows that she should she knows that she should ride just like auto drivers drive but she's so busy being happy all the time that our little thoughts tend to wander and oh dear dear they're wandering again here she goes exit tinker bell mcdillingfitty she forgot now and then [Music] now let me introduce philip flugel he's a star athlete the president of his class an honor student and he has the handsomest profile in school just look at it will you now floog as his friends call him has one little flaw in his character he is very easily bored right now he's asking himself why everyone has to go up this side of the street it's so samey so proving that even the class president can make mistakes he decided to ride against traffic oh he knows that auto drivers never do this and that he should follow the very same traffic rules but he's in the mood to do something different anyway there are no policemen around to see him [Music] [Music] [Music] philip flugel is no longer bored you've probably wondered about this fellow on foot well his name is must be pomegranate he is splendid in dramatics but he works so hard memorizing his lines that he doesn't get around to a lot of other things he never made it down to register his bike and get a license for it he knows very well that a license makes it easy to find out who he is if he's in an accident and makes the bike easy to trace if it's lost or stolen that's his trouble last week while he was rehearsing the lead in king kong someone rode off with his bike he went to the police but of course they couldn't help him since it had no license or registration he stomped out of the police station angrily and he's been starving ever since [Applause] farewell mostly pomegranate victim of fallen arches [Music] if you look carefully you'll see trigby phipps he's the smaller one in eclipse trying to make that bike go his passenger is an old friend of ours slim jim mcguffney slim jim spike recently collapsed from the effects of his diet and trigly being a nice little fellow agreed to ride him now he knows that no water driver would drive with a passenger in his lap he also knows that you can't see a head very well with someone on the handlebars and that you can't control the bike well and that you can't make signals either furthermore it is tiring right right [Music] [Applause] so long fellas there seems to be a flaw in the buddy system [Music] meet nelly swybach she's as nice as can be on foot but when she gets on that bike sweet nelly becomes terribly impatient with other people's driving although there are only a few left now she's having trouble sharing the street with them so melvin is about to make a decision she'd never make if she weren't angry there she goes there she goes she knows that riding on the sidewalk isn't allowed in her city and many others and that even where it is pedestrians always have the right of way but melbourne's upset and she'd like to know just one good reason why she shouldn't take over the sidewalk or to herself melbourne flyback got her one good reason [Music] those noises you hear come from the transportation of philippe bagel phil that hates his old bike he refuses to take care of it because his folks will probably give him a new one for his birthday he can't see any reason for taking care of a heap of junk even if he made it that way himself he will in a moment though you see he doesn't know it but he'll find out there's not a shred of a break left [Applause] now silver would be the first to agree that if it's worth riding it's worth taking care of right right quickly meet stanislaw higginbotham while you can he's a nice boy but he won't be with us long [Music] you are now looking straight at stanislaw higginbottom he has neither lights nor reflectors [Music] [Music] dennis law just wasn't quite bright enough all of which lead all them [Music] you'll get fat all right and here's why he ended up with all these groceries that he doesn't really want this was rudy toot uh jasperson maybe you remember why he didn't make the picnic he didn't signal just once do you recall tinker bell mcdilling city she forgot to watch the signals just once and good old phil flugel he rode up the wrong side of the street once mosby pomegranate was the walking one he didn't get around to registering his bike and getting a license it would have taken him only a few minutes the small one was triggby phipps and his passenger was slim jim mcguckney they rode double into trouble who could forget melbourne's flyback she wanted to know one good reason why the sidewalks didn't belong to her then there was filbert bagel he didn't take care of his breaks so they didn't take care of him and good old stanislaw hidden bottom no light no reflector no stanislaw so that's why all the slump is picnicking alone today he watched the signals he obeyed traffic signs he made hand signals he rode along he stayed on the right side of the street got a license rode just like auto drivers drive and kept the brakes and all in good condition and he got fat of course it was very lonely but not as lonely as this [Music] but then as anyone can plainly see he wasn't a monkey right now that sounded if you really mean it right [Music] what a phenomenal film [Music] it's creepy it's funny it's morose um brilliant brilliant film i actually had a email communication with someone who was in the film uh whose father actually was one of the filmmakers who made the masks and was actually i think his real job was he was doing art direction for uh disneyland or for the film studios i can't remember exactly which but anyway so he talked about the masks and how difficult they were to see and wow such an amazing film uh i know it's been it's shown up in lots of different places riff tracks mystery science theater i don't know if they did it or not but um it keeps showing up because it is just it's creepy and there is this dark kind of charles adam-esque feel to it that just it's brilliant anyways thank you so much for uh tuning in uh and watching us today this is the end of the fifth week and we're just gonna keep doing it uh we're gonna take saturday and sunday off because i'm trying to distinguish between a weekday in a weekend day so i you know i'm not going to do streaming tomorrow uh most i think all of the events that we've done over the last uh five weeks are available online you can go to avgeeks.com and they uh are archived there uh so if you're jonesing to watch some educational films you can go back and maybe watch ones you haven't seen that you missed um i'm happy that they're they're up there um thank you so much for your support uh showing up and uh allowing me to traumatize your eyeballs or show you kind of what's in my collection for your delight and horror um this is why i collect films this is why i have 27 000 films is that i like to show them to folks like you not every film is good uh and so i try to find the ones that are really good and find them the ones that are bad and i skip there's a section i skip which are math films that aren't very interesting and geography films that aren't very interesting and so i try to get you in between um so join me on monday uh there were some requests caught in a rip-off will be one that i will probably show um if i haven't shown it i can't remember how i've shown it anybody want to chime in and tell me if i if i showed it i can't remember um because i showed it recently at a screening my brain anyways uh i guess i should keep track of this thing uh so some people have asked about the roof uh at the archive on monday a storm knocked down a tree on top of there's a better way to do this i'm sure i could have sent this image so anyways it's the top of the roof um and i was able to cut half the branches off and i'm gonna go today and do the other half and be very safe i don't have any chainsaw safety films nor do i have any lumber safety films so sorry um i wish i did maybe one day um anyways everybody have a good good weekend if you like what you saw you can go to avgeeks.com you can buy dvds there we are we have got that solution working now so that we're able to make dvds here from the house um also you can donate to patreon and help us do what we do um every little bit helps and i appreciate you guys being there the other thing you do is just share and tell people what we do so hopefully i'll see you all next week beginning of week six um everybody have a relaxing uh weekend reach out to your friends you haven't talked to in your family you haven't talked to recently just kind of check them check in on them and uh we will see you soon take care everybody bye you