Invisible ink

That's just kind of how I roll.

I get a lot of grief for being too negative, but I'm going to tell you, we will embrace the Doomer written on my shoulder here in Invisible Ink because these Whirlpool earnings were absolutely dreadful.

Whirlpool heading for full year loss as cost mount and sales fall.

Appliance makers says higher raw material and fuel costs are compounding its problems.

But I also know this is...

This is an Inheritance game, so I feel like Invisible Ink is...

We gotta talk about it.

I'm so disappointed

So any hoodles, she's got the opera glasses.

There's letters on the wall, right? And they're all like misplaced and there's like disembodied symbols and discombobulated things.

At first, you know, invisible ink.

And then Grayson gets closer to the wall and he notices, ooh, squares.

Those of you who know the gram know, of course, that the story disappears.

So like Invisible Ink, he put this up there, and now it's gone.

Thank goodness there are screenshots, but a lot of people believe that he other past agents of shield to be involved

i'll take any return any reaffirmation to agents of shield i have to do so with maybe a little bit of cynicism a just because it it truly has been the least, uh, the least embraced by Marvel studios, uh, agents of shield has, I think Pete, because of its longevity, because of the fact that when Marvel studios, uh, was the equal of Marvel television during the, the maybe first four years of shields run, um, uh, Nonetheless, S.H.I.E.L.D. was having things taken.

Yes

... there'd, there'd be invisible ink.

Mm.

That was big.

Invisible ink was kind of the pinnacle-

I have chills

... of technology-

I haven't checked in.

... and the rest of the sales staff is getting upset.

So Dwight calls a secret meeting of the sales staff in the warehouse, and he does this in a very unconventional way that led me on a deep dive into invisible ink.

Fascinating.

Fascinating.

Dwight is gonna notice the special treatment that Michael is giving them.

Mm-hmm.

It's time for him to, uh, pass out a secret memo with invisible ink.

Yes.

A blank piece of paper.

Maybe it is a blank, because spies have really used invisible ink.

Wow.

And that brings us to an amazing truth.

During the First World War, a German spy named Karl Müller used a lemon juice as an invisible ink.

He hid secret information between the ordinary lines of his letters.

Until the British investigators discovered the invisible writing and caught him with a lemon in his coat.

While people talked around her, Josephine listened carefully and remembered useful information.

Washington and Talmadge recognized their risk to Woodhull.

So Washington secures, and this is for you, Maddie, highly classified invisible ink developed by a gentleman named James.

They called it sympathetic stain.

And Washington sends a batch of it to Woodhull.

Townsend would be known as Samuel Culper Jr. That's

one hell of a cover name.

That summer, 1779, he begins writing his first dispatches using invisible ink.

And now the network is off and running beautifully.