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Hello, I am Joshua P. Warren, and this is Joshua P. Warren Daily. And today when I woke up I had a text from investigator Shelly Wright. She wrote Happy Winter Solstice. Today is also the last full moon on a winter solstice in our lifetime. I'm making lots of potions today, and she even told me some of the potions that she's making. She says, Hope you're doing well and have rested up from Wisconsin. You know, I'm telling you, investigator Shelley Wright, she really knows how to make a potion. And uh I'm pretty excited about having what she's concocting here today. She pays a lot of attention to those elements in the universe when she decides to put something together. And you know, because that I am here uh at my residence in Las Vegas, I keep a vial of Shelley Wright's money potion next to my door, and so if I'm gonna go out and expect to go to a casino, well I'll spray a little bit of that on my way out the door. And well I think you you know, you've heard me say plenty of times, I'm a very lucky guy. I I do quite well. And so that's what I did last night because I went to a casino and I conducted phase one of our roulette will experiment. Now as you should know, the polls closed with forty-four percent of you who participated saying that you thought the color would be red. That was the majority answer, forty four percent, because it can only be red, black, or green. And so last night at exactly eight PM Pacific time, I went up to a table. There was nobody else at this table, and I bet twenty dollars on red. The lady spun the wheel, and about thirty seconds later it landed on red. And she gave me forty dollars. Because that's what happens in that case, like I said, you double your money. I turned around and gave her a five dollar tip. So I made fifteen dollars just like that. And then I said to Lauren, now if I can do that nine more times in a row, I'll have twenty thousand dollars. That's how I explained to you this works. So this was a very good start to this experiment. That uh it was not a huge majority. I think that you know uh forty percent said they thought it would be black. But still, the majority were right, it was red. So now here's how this is going to continue as we work our way toward ten correct spins and those participating getting a million dollars apiece. Um that we have done phase one, if you selected red, if and only if you selected red, I want you to click the link to go on to phase two of this experiment. Now, if you go to my Twitter account, you'll see that I posted a link to phase two last night. I did it, uh I tweeted almost as soon as I'd done the spin there on the on the wheel. And when you go to that Twitter link, it will take you to a page that says, Alright, now here is the next date and time when I am going to be at the roulette will. What do you think it's going to be on spin one? And what do you think it's going to be on spin two? Alright, so you get to now vote on both of those. And then, of course, if you're correct on both of those, well then you'll get to continue as we work our way toward finding a selection of people who are able to get it right ten times in a row. So go to my uh Joshua P. Warren Twitter account. You can just type in my name and Twitter on Google or whatever, and it'll it'll come up, or you can go to joshua p.com and you'll see a section there with my Twitter account, and that will again give you the access to phase two if you were correct and you selected red. I tell you, this year, 2019, it I it's going to be such an exciting, exceptional year. It's already kicking off on the right foot. I mean, I mentioned this before, but one of the things that I'm doing here in January is meeting with a man who is traveling all the way from the UK out here to Vegas, and uh he is an expert when it comes to pest control and research and development of technology regarding pests, and as you know, one of my goals in life is to do what I can to create something that very, very effectively will prevent people from being bitten by mosquitoes. And I am very delighted to let you know that I have been working with Ronald Heath, the inventor of the DT meter, the differential time rate meter that I used earlier this year to find this anomaly north of Las Vegas, this time anomaly. I've been working with him to produce a piece of technology that I'm going to be demonstrating for this gentleman who's coming from the UK to give him an idea of how I think we should pursue this problem. And uh so how cool is it that I have the ability to talk to people like inventor Ronald Heath and take advantage of his expertise as I move forward on some of these projects. In fact, uh I have a a lot of experiments in the works. Uh and this guy, I told you who his name is Stephen in Texas. He sent me some pictures last night of his gigantic spool of fiber optic cable, and we are now pursuing this project. We're gonna see what happens if we shoot a laser beam through his spool of fiber optic cable and we measure space-time in the vicinity. You know, what's gonna happen there? Is it going to warp space-time? Is this going to be the first civilian time machine circuit? Um, if so, well, guess what? You'll be one of the first people to hear about it through this podcast. I also signed a contract with Tom Vriloch to work with him on uh a really exciting project in the new year. Uh again, stuff that is in the works but not quite ready to talk about it. But let me tell you, you're going to be excited when you hear about what I'm up to here. And uh of course, that's not a big surprise because we had a great meeting there in Milwaukee, and of course, I am working on the new production. I shot a lot of great footage up there, and so it's gonna take me a while to go through all of it and put it together, but that will be coming up very soon. We're only four days out from Christmas now, and so I just want to let you know that tomorrow I'm going to I believe, I think, I'm gonna read you a story, and it's kind of an unsettling Christmas story. Um I don't I don't think you would call it a happy ending kind of a story, but that's okay. I think you can handle it. It's a story from one of my books. Uh years ago I wrote a book called Pet Ghost, Animal Encounters from Beyond the Grave. And there's a story in there about a pig. I think it's called the pork of Christmas past. And it's just one of those things that I don't know, it's kind of become a tradition for me to reread this story around this time of year every year. And again, it's it's a weird one. Uh it's i I I I would not call it a feel-good story, let's put it that way. But it is an interesting tale about animals and Christmas and the spirit realm. So I think what I'll do this weekend is read to you the pork of Christmas past. I don't know, maybe I'll take a day off or something like that, but on Saturday or Sunday I'll probably read it to you. Um and then of course, as you know, there's no way I'm going to let Christmas roll around this year without spending some time talking about the Crumpus. He's he's my favorite. I guess it appeals to that wicked side. The Crumpus, he's he's just such a scary monster, the anti Santa Claus character, and uh I think Crumpus may be real, because Cumpus may be a Tulpa, just like Santa Claus is a Topa. So these these are all things that I'm gonna be getting into soon. But anyway, um I've had a long week, as you know, been very busy, so I'm gonna go ahead and wrap up this podcast, but I do want you to remember now, if you were correct and you got it right and you voted that red would be the color in last night's experiment, now is the time for you to continue in the experiment. Go to my Twitter account, find the link that will allow you to continue for free. It's very easy, and again, we're working our way toward getting ten of these correct in a row. That's where the big money is. Alright, so my website is Joshua P. Warren. There is no period after the pee. If you go to joshua p.com, you'll find a link to my uh curiosity shop. You'll find all kinds of cool stuff there, but you'll also see a link to this podcast called Joshua P. Warren Daily. That's because I try to leave one for you every day. It's always short, always free. And if you click the link, you can subscribe through various means, or just follow me on Twitter at Joshua P. Warren, and I will usually tweet when a new one is available. So thank you for listening. Thank you for your interest and support. Thank you for staying curious, and I will talk to you again soon.