Standard of California, on behalf of independent chevron gas stations and standard stations throughout the west, invites you to let George do it. Valley Sunset, another adventure of George Valentine. Personal notice, changes my stock and trade. If you worry about your life but worry even more about your death, you got a job for me, George Valentine. Write full details. Dear Mr. Valentine, I mustn't let anyone know that I'm writing to you. But they're all busy repairing one of the winery trucks tonight, and I've sneaked off to the safety of my childhood dollhouse. They say that some people can feel death like dogs can or coyotes. Well, I know that my uncle will die sooner or later.   Mr. Valentine, it's like when the dust flies and the grape finds so thick you can't tell what's underneath, whether there's ripening fruit or a rattlesnake. But there is something horrible that I can't find out alone. Because after all, I am only a prisoner in this strange world. And it's signed Rachel Agajnik. Any address, Booksy? Yeah, well let's see. It's on the back with the little map. The closest city is Fresno, I guess. 60 or 70 miles, care of Valley Sunset wineries. Because after all, I am only a prisoner in this strange world. Valley Sunset. Valley Sunset? What do you expect out of Hades, my friend? Road signs? Hades? Sure, sure. Whose hinges it is hotter than. Look, I'm sorry I flagged you down. But why? I'm happy. I noticed you were carrying very valuable freight. What's that? Hello, goddess. Oh, hello.  Yes, well, get your foot off the brass rail. What's the matter? Haven't I got time to say any more before your boyfriend hits me? Okay, okay, smart boy. Just cool off and tell us where we are. The world, United States, heaven, Valley Sunset. What? Agaginic property. You've been on it for the last five miles. Yeah, but we haven't seen the winery or the ranch house. You won't for another five miles straight ahead. Oh, I see, a small type. Yes, indeed. The Kingdom of Limbo. Irrigated by the sweat of man, dedicated to the sweat of the great. Do you ever make sense? But of course not, I'm a poet. My name is Agaginic. Oh, Mr. Agaginic. It's common name. Lots of us are on. Mr. Agaginic, aren't there any, uh, newses right here on your ranch? Women? Yes, yes, exactly one, dear lady. The beautiful Rachel. Rachel Agaginic? The romantic type too. Your sister? No, no indeed. Nice. But I'll tell you a tragic secret, my friend. Rachel is only 14 years old. My childhood has passed me, Mr. Valentine. I'm not like other girls. I had to make you think I was a woman to get you here. I had to make you realize my awful plight. Yes, your awful plight. Now look, Rachel, you said you were a prisoner. And what are we fine? You live in a beautiful house. You've got one of the finest record collections I've ever seen. But nobody comes to the house. The best you have on is at least Sacksmith, haven't you? But I don't like the color. I didn't pick it out. It isn't proper for a girl my age. Who says so? That's the way it was in his old country, I guess. He picks out everything for everybody. He? Joseph, the oldest, the head of the family. Oh, the old fashioned patriarch, huh? My uncle, Mr. Valentine. Your... Now don't tell me Joseph has black hair and is tall and has a crooked smile. No, no, no, that's my uncle Sylvia Agaginic. Sylvia? Wouldn't you know the poet? He is a poet. Well, at least he had a poem published once.  Yeah, well, Rachel is... Sylvia does lots of things. He doesn't waste his time on the farm. And you know, he's the only one who ever pays any attention to me. He... He's a romantic kind of person. Sort of exciting, don't you think? Yeah, now look, you said your uncle was going to kill your brother or vice versa. Uncle Joseph and my brother Dimitro. But you haven't said... Dimitro's different, too. He never talks. He just works. And he hates. And he went to agricultural college. He what? Well, never mind. Why? Why? What's happened that makes you think all this? The way they've looked at each other the past few days. Dimitro and Joseph and poor Sylvia. It's nothing definite, Mr. Valentine, but I feel it. Wait, look, Rachel. And it feels horribly. It does. I'm not inventing it. I'm not lying. I don't want it to be there. It's like my music, Mr. Valentine. That record was Debussy, and it's wonderful. I love it. But I don't want to now. Listen. This is the only record like this I've got. I want to go swimming in the irrigation ditches like the other kids around here do. I want to see a football game at the Union High School. I want to be like the other children. Rachel! Joseph, no, don't. It is not good music. You know it yourself, Rachel. Now stop sounding like a circus organ in a rainstorm. I can't say that I blame her, Mr. Valentine. Young ladies are not talking to strangers. And strangers are not talking to young ladies. Now get out of here, Rachel. Get out. There is a good beachin'. So you're Joe Agaginick, huh? Yeah. The big boss. The big fist. The biggest fist that ever threw a 10-gallon cask. Who are you? The name. You talk to the girl, why? Take it easy, Marty Joe. Just relax. We're here asking questions because, well, I'm a writer.  Yeah, sure, that's it. I'm interested in wineries. That's all. Joe Agaginick, a fool, no? A writer, huh? A real writer. Well, I'm just a... A valley sunset has never been honored before. Mr.... Oh, Valentine. This is Miss Brooks. Forgive my overalls. So much dirt in the hands is bad, and dirt in the eyes is worse, but a little dirt in the soul is good, huh? Don't you think? Come again? Yeah, there is music, Mr. Valentine. Music inside of a man who lifts the dirt and tends the vines. This is something to write about. Yeah, I can imagine. I will show you the poem. I will show you the poem in the magazine of my boy, my own boy. Your boy? Silvio, my baby brother. Yeah, my very baby brother. I read from a baby. Yeah. These others, they were the name, but they are nothing. What's the matter?  Oh, no, I don't, Joe. Then you stay. You will visit the valley sunset, huh? You're sure he wouldn't be in the wedding? Oh. You're sure there's nothing else special going on? What is important in life, Mr. Valentine? Death? No, no, no. Beauty. Who cares about anything else? You will stay, huh? Mr. Regas, you know he couldn't keep us away. But the first one thing to show you. The poem here, my Silvio's poem. You can tell me.  Let me see it, George. He has had everything, Silvio. There must be someone to say these things that I feel that the earth feels. Nuts. I'll show you how the earth feels.  Oh, dry up, grandmother. I just don't want them to know how bad it is. That's all. Well, you don't have to. Yes, yes, I do. Yes, I do, goddess. I do. It stinks. I'm smart enough to know that. But I'm also smart enough to be pretty good at cards and pretty good at women and pretty good at... Oh, no, please, Silvio. Excuse him, excuse me. Excuse me? Why should anybody excuse me? Who excuses you? Do you know what this old woman did this morning, Mr. Valentine? He fixed it so I can't leave it. Be quiet. Be quiet. Young people must be guarded from trouble. Trouble. Trouble. That's the funny part, Mr. Valentine. It's he who's in trouble. Silvio. Sure, sure.  He's waiting in his car to see you. Well, I did not you say so. Excuse me, please. Look at the lion run. Look at him. Oh, for a man not five feet tall without any hair and a pale freckled face. Suppose you clear that up, Buster. What is a little man? What's going on here? What kind of trouble is Joe in? How should I know, writer? I'm just baby brother. I don't know any little man who carries a gun. Hey, look, your name is Demetro, isn't it? Yes, of course, Mr. Valentine, but I'm busy right now. My uncle goes to town in one season. I've got to see him first. Joseph? Well, I think he's talking to some man outside. I don't care. I've got to see him first. Silvio's a loafer. He doesn't know a wine bat from a pickle barrel. Only, why don't you two tell the truth? You're not interested in wineries. You're interested in us. Look, all we want. Sure, sure, I know. You're friends of Rachel's. Okay. Well, I'm not afraid to tell you what's going on. Joe sold some property. Oh? Well, what's that got to do with it? Family property. It belongs to all of us. It's like selling a hand. Only a few days ago, Joe goes out on a QT to raise himself 20,000 bucks. Get back to the fields. Get back on to the fields where you belong. Oh, wait a minute. I am head of this family. You will do what Joe says. And I wanted to ask you. I do not have to explain to you anything. It is my family, mine. One of the boys was cleaning your car with this dried blood on its head. Hey, cut it out. Oh, Joe, stop it. Joe, you're killing me. Get off of here. Get off of here.  You're killing me. Stop it. Uncle Joe. Rachel, get out of here. Uncle, he's gone. He's gone. Get out of here, pigeon. This is no place. What's up, boy? What did you say, kid? What's the matter? He's gone, Mr. Valentine. It's Sylvio. He's run away. No. Sylvio can't go. He knows what would happen. It was fixed, so he can't run away. No, he hasn't. Sylvio. Sylvio. We'll return to tonight's adventure of George Valentine in just a moment. If you spend a little more money than you planned on for your summer vacation, you may want to tighten up the family budget. So let me tell you how RPM motor oil helps you economize. It's as simple as this. Engineers have proved that 80% of internal engine wear starts when your car is standing idle. It's the result of acid-laden moisture forming on cylinder walls the moment you cut the ignition. But the cause of this 80% of wear, known as internal engine rust, never even gets started when you use RPM. This premium quality motor oil contains an adhering agent, one of several compounds added to RPM. Because it's compounded, RPM keeps a moisture-proof oil film on cylinder walls and other vital parts, puts a stop to that high-cost corrosive wear. No wonder RPM is so popular. In fact, it's first choice in the West. Depend on RPM, the oil that stops 80% of engine wear. Get RPM at standard stations and at independent chevron gas stations where they say, and mean, we take better care of your car. Now back to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. Valley Sunset, where the heat and dust of September stretch from miles and miles over the vineyards of Joe Agaginick. You call yourself a visiting curious writer, but you still have a hard time finding out about the strange old-fashioned family that lives there. The Agaginicks, whose apparent love for the soil is only exceeded by their hatred of each other. Well, Brooksy, the big boy's left for Fresno. Yeah, Joe's at business at the bank or something. He goes every Monday. So we can look around his room all we want. Well, George, how's Demetro? Oh, no bones broken or anything after the beating he took. Well, what was the matter with Joe? He was insane. Oh, I don't know, Angel, but the big guy's so upset he doesn't know what he's doing. See, George... What have I found in the wastebasket? What is it? It says, dear Joe... Hey, let me see that. George, it's a good buy note from Sofia. Yeah. Dear Joe, so long, big brother. You'll never see me again. I've taken the $500 emergency payroll money you keep in your desk. You will never see it again either. Signed, Sylvia. Well, he stole some money before he went. But it's only $500 and it doesn't tell us about... No, no, no, Brooksy, wait, look at that note again. The wording, the crude sentences, the spelling. Look, George... Yeah, yeah, look on this other stuff, old invoices. And the ledges are the same. It's all the same handwriting, Angel. Joe's handwriting. Yeah, he wrote that farewell note to himself. But why? Think about it, Brooksy. It's just possible that the light is finally rising on Valley Sunset. Mr. Simpson, you represent the law in this country and, uh, fried blood on a friend, it could mean hit and run, couldn't it? Mr. Valentine, a hired hand named Sudzie was wandering around on the highway. Didn't know what hit him. Didn't you check around, Sheriff? Who would've? But up comes Joe Gaginick. Says it must've been him. Remembered he hitting something? Okay, okay. So Joe Gaginick hit a guy named Sudzie? That's all there was to it. Wasn't there any trouble, any charges preferred? Why, should there be everybody knows Joe? Oh, maybe he paid the hospital bills and bought Sudzie a few cigars. We kept it quiet. A few cigars. Would all that cost as much as $20,000? $20,000. All right, then try this one. Is Sudzie by any chance a little guy not five feet tall without any hair and a pale freckle face? A little man who might carry a gun? No. Oh, Mr. Simpson, you're a well of information. Take it easy, take it easy. Who works for him, though? Huh? Ty Wendell's the little guy, Guy Sudzie works for. Ty Wendell, huh? Mm-hmm. But he's got a permit for the gun. Knowns a little roadhouse out here to shake the yokels. Nice guy. You don't like him? Oh, I knock over his slot machines once a month. Best I've ever been able to do. Why, got any ideas? Slot machine. How'd you like it? Three lemons. Mr. Wendell. Hey, Mr. Wendell. Mr. Wendell, work. Three lemons for you, too, huh? But didn't you see anyone, George? Oh, no, no, I didn't. But Angel, the guy's pockets were inside out. His wallet was missing, only still had on his watch and a diamond ring. Well, George, uh, Ty Wendell had lots of enemies who might have... Sure, sure, and I hope that's just the way it is. But I can't help remembering that lots of people wouldn't be knowing about a certain $20,000. Oh, yeah. I don't want to talk to Simpson until I know where that dough is. What it was for. Because if things are what they seem to be, then the murderer was figuring on a perfect crime. And, Brooksy, there's only one way to break it. Oh, George. Yeah. It's to break a heart. Hello, Joe. I've been waiting for you. Is he home, Mr. Valentine? Has he come home? Silvio? No. But this car here on the drive, is that Mr. Simpson? Uh, yeah, yeah. He just stopped by for a visit, that's all. You're pretty late getting back from Fresno, huh? I stop on the road and talk to a friend. Uh-huh. I guess you're pretty used to seeing the Sheriff's car around here, aren't you? Why not?  I guess you're used to seeing lots of police cars. Mr. Valentine, please, I am very tired. I guess your brother is almost always in trouble, isn't he? Please, please, no. Now listen to me, Joe. A week ago, a guy named Sudsy was smacked on the road. It was hit and run until you showed up to take the blame for it, to hush it up. Get away from that door. But you don't drink, you're not careless. You would have known what you hit. It was Silvio, wasn't it? He was the one who could have been nailed for drunk and reckless hit-run, prison, everything else. I'm going in. I said, listen to me. I just wanted to know one thing, Joe. Did the guy Sudsy work for figure it out, Ty Wendell? He's a crook anyway, Joe. Did he come around to you to ask for blackmail for $20,000? Mr. Valentine, I gave Ty Wendell his cash this morning. I was afraid it was our way. It was the only way. But selling some vineyards to raise the money, like my arm, piece of my soul. That's why you finally got tough with the boy, isn't it? You said you fixed it so Silvio couldn't run away. How else could I make something with such clay? The boy will come back, Mr. Valentine. You will see, Joe, I got you, and I could make a man of him. A poet of him. The things I cannot express, my baby. Hold it, Joe. The way you fixed it. I read that letter you wrote to yourself in your wastebasket. Of course. I'm sure Silvio, the words that I wanted, the words for him to write. You made him write a letter just like it? He confessed to a crime. He did not commit to stealing money from my desk. So any time he decided to leave, you could also bring him back by mailing his letter to yourself, showing it to the police so that they'd be your bloodhounds. He knew I would do it. Joe does not lie. He knew I would mail it from Fresno. Yeah, but did you mail it? I do not lie. The first thing this afternoon by special delivery. The first thing this afternoon. And a guy can't be in two places at once. So nobody'd ever suspect Silvio of... Joe can raise fines. Joe will protect his baby. Now, look, you've got to understand something, Joe. You've got to understand it before tomorrow morning when that mailman comes. There's a time when things happen. You can't protect him from him. You can't use that letter to...   I got the letter. What? The man I talked to on the road is special delivery. He has given me the letter. Already, Joe worked fast. He takes care of his baby. Joe. Uncle. Sheriff Simpson's inside asking questions. He wants to know where you were early this afternoon. He wants to know where Silvio was early this afternoon. Huh? Why does he ask about Silvio? To meet her, I'll tell him. He's out of his mind. I'll tell him. What about early this afternoon? Take it easy. He's just asking questions. That's all. Ty Wendell has been murdered. I... This afternoon... No, not my Silvio. Not my baby. Silvio, Joe won't take care of you. Joe won't... Brad Penny's home again on Silvio. Sure, Mr. Valentine? Hello, goddess. They located me in San Francisco. With the bad news. Yeah. Yeah. Too bad the stroke he had. Joe was pretty rough on people, though. You talked to Mr. Simpson yet? No, no. But I will. Ty Wendell got it. That's right. Early yesterday afternoon. Yeah. Well, that's the way it goes. I thought I'd better tell you something before you talk to Simpson. Your brother mentioned he'd given Wendell somebody something like $20,000 in cash. You see, I found the body. The money wasn't on Wendell. Oh. Oh, I get it. A motive robbery. Well, we had a funny thought probably nobody knew about that money except Joe. And maybe you. Oh, did you? Well, it's just a thought. A guy who wanted to leave Valley Sunset but could never squeeze enough Joe out of his brother might have been tempted by $20,000. Well, it just shows how funny thoughts can be, doesn't it? Well, I'll go down and talk to Simpson as soon as I do a little straightening up. You mean looking around, don't you? Like for a letter, maybe? Yeah, maybe. I know there is one someplace in Joe's coat. How do you know? A mailman happened to mention it. He'd given it to Joe last night. Happened to mention it. What did you do? Check with him on the phone before you flew back? Worth doing, I guess. Make a perfect dollar, boy, that letter. Look, what's all this to you right now? That is, it would, if you could find it. You haven't got that letter, have you? You didn't take it off at Joe. Why do you think your brother had that stroke? What? What do you mean? Where's that letter? I've got to have it. I've got to have it. Just underestimated Joe, that's all. He's dead because he realized he failed you. He loved you, Silvio. And last night, even before I met him, he'd already torn that letter up. No. No. I don't believe it. I don't believe that. You have no alibi, baby. No alibi at all. When the dust lies on the grapevine so thick, you can't tell what's underneath. Whether there's ripening fruit or a rattlesnake asleep in the hot shade. Hey, Rachel, look, kid. Snap out of it, will you? We've got to leave you now. I'm all right, Mr. Valentine. Of course you are, Rachel. Now you'll do all the things you want to. You'll swim in the irrigation ditches and go to the football games. Poetic, isn't it? Huh? What I mean is, maybe I could say some of those things Uncle Joseph thought should be said. The vines and the earth. I think he could do it. Demetra will take care of the vines. Poetry, beauty and grapes. You know, Angel, I think Joe is going to have the kind of monument he'd like. What's the weather going to be like tomorrow? Now, there's a frequent household question and curiously enough, it's a question that Standard of California asks nearly every day in the year. They want to know what the weather is going to be like in the low-calvary tomorrow and months from tomorrow. It's all part of making Chevron Supreme Gasoline a climate-tailored fuel for your car. Yes, this premium quality gasoline is specially blended for the different altitude and temperature zones throughout the West. And it's also tailored according to the season. That means the year-round and wherever you drive in the West, you can be sure of your car's peak performance under every driving condition. 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Robert Bailey is starred as George with Francis Robinson as Brooksy. Let George Do It is written by David Victor and Jackson Gillis and directed by Don Clark. Also heard in the cast were Jane Webb as Rachel, Bill Conrad as Joe, Tony Barrett as Sylvio, Joe Duvall as Simpson, and Clayton Post as Demetro. The music is composed and presented by Eddie Dunstetter, your announcer, John Easton. Listen again next week, same time, same station, to Let George Do It. This is the Mutual Downly Broadcasting System.


This 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys Edition is stock number 21J176. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used Jeep and light-duty truck headquarters. This 2021 Jeep Gladiator has the 3.6-liter Pentastar V6 motor with the electronic start-stop. It's going to put out 285 horsepower. It's going to get you 22 miles per gallon on the highway, 17 city, and an average of 19 miles per gallon. Bright white is the color. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p, 60 frames per second. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone, or television, turn them on right now. Because it is your best way to check out the looks, styling, options, and color of the vehicle before seeing it in person. This one has the black hardtop. And if you like the video and find it useful and want to subscribe to our YouTube channel, we do videos every day of our new and used inventory. Here at Summit Auto, and in the lower right-hand part of the screen is a subscribe button. Click that and then click the bell notifications and you'll get updated every day we do videos here at Summit. This one comes with the painted black alloy rims. These are 17-inch rims and the Willys package comes with the Firestone Destination MT2 tires. These are LT25575R17s. Definitely a mud terrain tread on there. This one has the painted color match fenders. The black hardtop, you get the Willys stickers on the hood. Those are just stickers. If you didn't like them, you can take them off. You get the running lights and the fenders, factory fog lights. This one just has the normal halogen headlamps. You can see you get the little Jeep logo inside those headlamps there. You get the gloss black grill, part of that Willys package. You also get the gloss black accents around the fog lights, the bezels there. It does have the sandals and the Jeep climbing up the side there. Notice you do get the rock rails on here, part of that Willys package as well. We're actually going to take a look at the original window sticker. Feel free to pause this so you can check out all the options on here. I'm not going to go through everything, but just some of the highlights. This is a 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys 4x4. It is on the Gladiator Sport package. The Willys is in addition to the Sport package. It has a 3.6-liter, the 8-speed automatic transmission. You get the Jeep Wave membership automatically with this vehicle.  Everything else that you see there. And then the optional equipment, which is the 24W package, which is the Willys package, gives you those black aluminum wheels.  I'll show you that in a second. Those Willys hood decals, daytime running lamp system, leather-wrapped steering wheel, deep tinted windows, power windows with one-touch front. Speed-sensitive power locks, power heated mirrors, and automatic headlamps. It does also come with the all-weather slush mats from Mopar, part of that Willys package. This one also has the tow package, which gives the receiver hitch and wiring, and trailer hitch zoom. Cold weather group gives you the heated seats and heated steering wheel, and tire pressure monitoring sensor. You also have the eight-speed automatic transmission. Black hardtop is $14.95. Cold air intake is $5.25 by Mopar. Alpine premium audio system is $12.95, and it does come with a wireless Bluetooth speaker. I'll show you that and a Sprint bedliner by Mopar. Total MSRP is $48.875. If you want to get your summit price in the upper right-hand corner screen, there's a link to our website. Click that to see all the rebates and incentives on this particular vehicle. Three-year 36,000 bumper-to-bumper, five-year 60. There are your fuel economy ratings, and pretty safe vehicle. Four and five stars in front crash test rating, and a three-star on rollover. It's not rated for anything else there. Those all-weather floor mats. They have the topographical design to them. I think they're pretty cool. I'll show you that wireless speaker, as long as we're on this side of the vehicle, so they store it behind the seat. Just grab the strap there that comes down, and then there's your wireless speaker. And when it's back here, it's actually charging. So you can see it charges while it's back there, and then you can have a speaker wherever you want. It's wireless. Hook it up to your cell phone, and you can play music pretty much anywhere. Notice you do get the sliding rear window with the built-in router frost. That is a manual slide that's not power. You just have to do the clip there. Those seats go up pretty easy as well. Once again, the color-matched rear and front fenders. Tail package. You get the receiver hitch four-pin and seven-pin wiring. The black painted bumpers has the shock-down assist tailgate, so it's never going to slam on you. This one has the spring bedliner by Mopar. You get the LED bed lighting. Those lights turn on with the cargo lamps. And the bedliner is really nice. It's kind of like a line-ex texture to it. Tailgate's nice and easy to lift. It locks. Really a nice truck. My in-laws have one of these, and they love it. Not a willies, but they have a gladiator. You get heated power mirrors. Inside the Sport package gives you the black cloth interior.  Driver seat height adjuster, as well as lumbar. You get the top graphical format there. Auto headlamps tilt and telescopic steering wheel. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors. Once again, we'll just take a quick look at the back seats. This is your case for your front hardtop pieces.  These headrests fold down for better visibility when nobody's riding back here. And then you have a storage area behind the seats. And you can lock that with the ignition key right there. These seats also fold up, and you do get a storage bin underneath there. And then for all your roof and door hinge bolts, there's a container right there to store those when you have all the doors and roof pieces off. We'll hop inside to take a look at the instrument cluster and the radio and everything that this thing has to offer on the inside. You do get the digital 7-inch display right there. Digital speedometer, outside temp, compass display. Everything's really nicely laid out, easy to use. Lots of information in that instrument cluster. You get the leather-wrapped steering wheel part of that Willys package. Cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left.  And what that does, yeah, it's the Uconnect 4. So it gives you the AMFM and Sirius, but you can also connect it to your cell phone through Bluetooth. You got your heated seats, heated steering wheel, backup camera. No, that's an HD backup camera. And because you have the Zoom hitch group there, you can zoom right in over the receiver hitch to get hooked up to your boat camper trailer the first time, every time. And then you can also connect it to your cell phone using Android Auto and Apple CarPlay so you can project your cell phone to the screen. So if you have a navigation system such as Waze or Google Maps, you can project it to the screen and use that through the screen. We actually did a demo on an 8.4. This is the same software, so it would work on this one too. And we did that on Android Auto, and that's in the upper right-hand part of the screen if you want to check that out. But this radio is capable of that. Down here are your climate controls. You get dual climate controls, heated seats, heated steering wheel buttons. This is your stop-start capabilities. You can turn that off and on. Stability control, and that's your speed crawl control. Power windows, Augs USB and a USB-C. And then you do get your key fob right here with the keyless entry and remote start. This one also has the flipper key or switchblade style key. I love these key fobs. They're nice and chunky, really big. You know which key fob you're holding. At all times, the buttons are nice and big as well. 8-speed automatic transmission, the command track four-wheel drive system. You get the Gladiator logo on the top of that shifter. This one has the kind of mineral gray dash trim. Depending on what trim level you get, sometimes those dashes are different colors. I've seen them red. I've seen them like this gray, and then I've seen them a couple other different colors. But this one's like the mineral gray. And then those hard top pieces come off pretty easy. Just a couple quick disconnects. It also has the homelink system for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. 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what up guys today i'm going to be ranking the discovenants for arena and i'm gonna start off by ranking the covenant abilities themselves so that we can kind of get a feel for which covenant feels the strongest uh then i'm going to break down the available conduits and we're going to give them a rank each so that we can get a feel for which conduit type is going to be the most valuable and then finally i'm going to go through the soul buying trees and we're going to rank the individual talents in those trees and then we're going to give each tree a final rank uh based off those talents and the number of conduits that it kind of lends itself to the conduit slots that is uh this is going to give us an overall rating for each covenant with both the abilities and the conduits and the soul buying tree in mind uh and so my hope with doing this is because of the static nature of covenants uh i think it's going to be more valuable to have like a quite broad spectrum of information um so then for people that want to do like multiple types of content and maybe play multiple specs you're going to have more information to try and choose the optimal covenant for you so what i've done is create this spreadsheet uh it's not quite finished yet obviously you can see we've still got togas to do for disc we've still got holey and shadow to finish off obviously i'm more familiar with disc but i have been uh asking around in the community big shout out to zot the shadow info zen for some holey info and to modemo for some mythic plus info it's all been really helpful thank you very much guys um so yeah what we've got here is we've got a column for each content type and we've got a rating for the relevant ability in that content type and we've got a few notes coming in here as well just kind of for more information so this spreadsheet will be available in the description of the video if you want to you know delve a little bit deeper into it we're going to go over everything relatively lightly in the video itself to keep it nice and basic but yeah without further ado we've got arena here and i'm going to talk about the first two abilities so we've got kirian obviously as the covenant and we've got the steward which is getting a six out of ten here the pots are nice other than that doesn't really have much effect in arena and it's on a three minute cooldown so it's not an insane rating because of that but it's definitely something that is valuable uh in certain situations when people go on you then we've got boon of the ascended also getting a six out of ten in terms of the abilities uh recently got nerfed was a little bit higher rated but enough to buy about 30 percent before that it was doing really really good numbers it was really really good burst during cc and you could almost take someone down by yourself it was it was really crazy uh damage and i think it was a lot closer between kirian and venthyr before that nerf now since the nerf nerf it's not hitting quite as hard it's a three minute cooldown so you almost get one use of it per game with the pacing of everything at the moment uh so yeah it's down to a six out of ten for me here we have the soul bind also six out of ten once i've gone through all the abilities for the different covenants we'll go through take a look at the soul binds and the conduits so we've got door for venthyr i've given that a seven out of ten i think it's slightly more useful than the steward pot just because it's useful whether people go on you or not you can use those mobility pre-slax mobility uh so i think with some of the soul buying talents that go with it uh it can be quite powerful so giving that a seven mind games has got a nine right now mind games is really insane right now it hits really really hard uh plus you get obviously the reverse component of it and it gives you up to four percent mana back so just like everything you could possibly want out of an ability like that definitely has a lot of outplay potential uh so the kind of what's the word the the instant kind of value rather than just like a pve value is is really high you can just win a game off of mind games at the correct time which is really insane to me i think that's that's a great ability to be coming uh to disk and then just kind of a tool in general to be added to the game if they can balance it well i think it's going to be really fun to use and then obviously we've got an eight for the soul and we'll talk about that in a minute and that actually brings us to an eight out of ten on venthyr which incidentally is the highest overall rating for a covenant for disc so venthyr is actually i think right now the best your best option for arena for disc uh by a little well a fair margin uh it was a lot closer as i said between kirian and venthyr but kirian recently been nerfed so venthyr is the standout one for me right now uh the other two almost aren't even worth talking about i'm gonna gloss over them really quickly fleshcraft has some outplay potential with certain uh talents with it where it makes you immune to cc other than that not that much of note to it uh doesn't provide that big of a shield and it's a two minute cooldown unholy nova just generally really lack luster especially when there's fewer targets available the damage is not that high of it the healing again is single target only uh only one of the dots will provide a tome in healing and then obviously people hitting into that target doesn't provide that much healing either so pretty lackluster all around the soul binds some of them are kind of nice again we'll take a look at them in a bit but i'm giving that a five out of ten overall and night phase while also a five out of ten soul shape just generally a lackluster button to press uh the blink forward is only 15 yards it's not great there's a couple of talents that work well with it but it just doesn't really do that much uh in the way of kind of that incidental value that we're looking at in terms of you know kyrian and benphere so a five out of ten for that fey guardian same thing it's very restrictive uh you need to be using it on you know the correct target all the time because you get one of each guardian so then you can only damage that guy or you know if you're throwing around shields for atonement then you're going to not necessarily have the damage reduction on the guy you want you might not get the cooldown reduction on the thing that you want and that might you know almost be useless you're gonna completely waste the value of this talent there so again a five out of ten and honestly that's pushing it for me where's this purple there we go um so yeah overall a five out of ten for that but i mean it could even be lower i think neither of them are really even kind of that close to kyrian i think kyrian just still has more value if you want to go kyrian but as i said i would recommend for arena going benphere um if we take a look at some of the conduits we can look in the disc column we've got the disc arena column here and as i said the spreadsheet link is going to be in the description so if you do want to take any extra time looking at these for reference please feel free if you have any comments on how i've rated things i'd love to hear about it as i said this is all from my personal opinion maybe i got some stuff wrong maybe some stuff is not in line so i would be happy to hear about anything that you think is not quite right so i can maybe tweak it a little bit obviously this is all depending on future buffs and nerfs so any changes i will try to reflect in the spreadsheet so starting off we've got exaltation raptures duration is increased by two seconds and its power shield enhancement is increased by 10 percent i've actually given this a b potentially it could be an a but i don't think the rapture duration is that valuable um i could be wrong maybe this is an a i think it's definitely stronger than the pain suppression heal which actually is quite low uh but yeah this is a b version on a i would say uh for for pvp i think some of the other covenants some of the other conduits you can get definitely more valuable um the enhancement of the shield generally the shields are doing quite a lot anyway so i would say that the extra 10 percent is not really needed people often don't manage to go through the shield that fast so um generally you can reshield before the global is up anyway if you need to we've got as i said pain suppression heals your target of 10 same as the current azerite trait i don't think this is enough to um to warrant taking it i don't think it's going to change the way that you're going to use ps um so i've given this a b i think it's very situational and again ps is three minute cooldown so you're only getting value at this once every three minutes uh radiance talent this is actually scaling up really high 79 and i think coupled with ultimate radiance this could scale radiance really well we'll have to see if we're actually using radiance in arena and how the matter is how fast the matter is if we need it if we do then i think this is going to be really good this is potentially even s tier uh i put it as a tier because we just don't know right now how the meta is going to be with all the tuning wait and see on that but i think this has potential to be really strong 100 percent uh the last one is the damage and healing of your first bolt of penance increased by 25 and this actually scales up to 60 uh which is a lot in my opinion this is a lot it's going to make the initial tick of penance do a lot of damage uh a lot of healing and just generally be quite valuable in terms of you know pve gameplay as the games go longer it's going to buff your autonomy healing a lot it's going to buff potentially a single target healing a lot uh so i think this is a valuable conduit for sure um skipping down through some of the holy ones which are relevant uh there are two shadow ones actually which you can use same as the azurite traits uh for example death throws in bfa you can actually use the shadow conduits while being disc and they have value uh seven percent increased damage on mindblast the devouring plague bit is obviously irrelevant um i think it's still a b i don't think that the extra damage on mindblast is that good mindblast base damage is quite low anyway so not a huge fan of this one uh but mindbender slash shadow fiends attacks be increased by 20 percent and it deals 10 percent more damage i think this is significant i think that you're actually going to notice this when you pop uh your shadow fiend to kind of relieve a little bit of aoe pressure uh so i don't think this is a bad one uh in terms of potency but there are some other really good potency ones depending on the covenant that you go both the kirian and the uh venthyr ones i think are really strong mind games lasting in additional three seconds uh has really good value if they don't dispel it for sure uh and obviously an additional 20 to 35 percent more damage and healing and then ascended blast dealing up to 25 percent more damage as well both of these are quite valuable in terms of burst potential so i've given them an s uh the other two covenants as i say are generally really lackluster i've given these both bs just because the covenants are so bad that doesn't matter if you're increasing these it's they're still going to be bad uh then we have the endurance uh conduits and powered shield on an ally shields you for 10 percent of the amount for 10 seconds i think this could be good against some aoe comps where you shield uh the allies a fair bit especially doing rapture it's gonna negate a lot of damage on you as well if you've got a lot of dots on you or something like that uh other than that i don't see this having that much value uh when compared to the other two for example so desperate prayer heals you for an additional five to 20 percent that's a lot in my opinion and it's not 20 percent of what it heals you it's 20 percent of your max health so it almost doubles the value max level of your desperate prayer which is really insane when you consider desperate prayer it's only a minute and a half cool and an off global so i've given that an s defensively that's really really good uh then we've got the fade one translucent image for the first five seconds of fade you take five percent reduced damage this actually goes up to 15 percent reduced damage and that's half what faint does and this is off global so i think this is actually a really really strong button push especially if you know that people are gonna swap to you taking 15 percent less damage essentially for free uh is i mean you can do it every time somebody swaps to you right fade as they say cool and this is going to be really powerful in my opinion and has the potential to get nerfed uh so i think this is actually the strongest one i've given them both an s because they're strong in different ways for different comps but um yeah both of them definitely the ones to go for when you when you've got an endurance slot then we're on to the finesse conduits and i've given dispell magic purify and master spell cost 20 percent less mana i mean this is huge in my opinion anything where you're gonna be using dispell magic this is insane anything where you're gonna you know dispel a lot off your teammates this is insane and especially if you're master spelling which costs a lot of mana this is insane so i've given that an s and then after psychic scream ends affected targets movement speed is reduced by 40 to 70 so for a class without a slow this is really strong as well and potentially uh this is going to be dispellable i believe it is but if you eat a dispell charged with that that's you know value right uh so i think this is has the potential to be really um really disruptive especially to melee classes and it's going to allow you to cap to kite and and to get away a lot more when fearing and and if you face somebody away from the fight for example it's going to be a pain for them to get back if you fare a healer away for example he's going to get slow he's going to have to dispel himself then you can't dispel his team so this this actually is super strong i would say this is potentially stronger all round than clear mind then we've got move with grace levitate grants 10 percent move speed uh and this works on allies but keep in mind when they play when they press an offensive button or when they get hit then this is going to get so loses a lot of value because of that in my opinion and then the last one is power infusion incurs five second reduced cooldown when you cast on an ally and this is up to 20 20 this shouldn't be percent this is 20 seconds reduced when you're done on ally and i think this could be good potentially with a mage especially if you use the pi legendary where if you pi an ally it also applies to yourself that synergy is going to be really strong and it's going to give you you know one minute 40 pi which is fair bit less considering it's two minute base it's going to allow for some nice offensive plays so really high burst in goes and high octane gameplay so i think this is this is an a but potentially if you're playing with like a mage or something this could be even higher so definitely keep this one in mind and i think the conduits all have their own niches like it's easy to give them a rating you know one size fits all rain but yeah they all have their own niches and just keep in mind that depending on what you're playing or what you're playing against these have the potential to change so if we look into solvines uh for arena i'm just going to go through the kyrian and venthyr ones the other ones as i said are relatively irrelevant we don't care about those the the active abilities are so low that the trees are not going to really sways either way and i'm not going to go through each individual one but i'll give you the final rating so for pelagos we've got a six out of ten uh notable ability obviously is the passive versa it's going to be up most of the time i would say that's an eight out of ten five percent passive versa it's very nice uh and then player we've got file of serenity renders you immune to cursed disease poison and bleed for eight seconds really nice against rogues against feral's uh potentially even against like decays maybe affliction warlocks to not get that agony um but that's really pushing it um overall i'm giving this a six out of ten and the last one is eight or four out of ten nothing really that strong in this guy i've put a few notes there venthyr we've got seven out of ten and for venthyr i think it's really between naja and theater they're both quite close i feel like i've actually given theater an eight but naja has the obviously the minus 25 interrupt snare and root duration is definitely the talent of note industry very very strong um and then the haste proc has the final one the door talent's not that strong uh this dr's your fear and obviously you can just shield yourself if you want 40 percent movespeed and it doesn't decay so these while being nice are definitely not as strong as theater's door talent which is a nine out of ten in my opinion absolutely insane it removes roots and snares and i think for disc this is nuts this is something that you don't have in your kit uh freedom so to have it on a uh teleport where you can shield right after and try and kite away or push onto someone is gonna be really really strong for you uh the other one a six out of ten not a strong in my opinion and then the the final talent on theater's tree is actually for me a nine out of ten activating your venthyr class ability which is mind games signals the start of t-time granting 10 versatility to you and four percent versus four nearby allies this is like this is insane this is like the dream for pvp right this is perfectly going to be perfectly timed with when you're doing burst um you know when you want to you know have that that game changing ability with mind mind games so it's gonna gonna apply to it and do more damage uh as well as you know making you take less damage so huge fan of this one which is why theater has an eight out of ten uh and i think he's my my tree of choice right now uh general draven is just not really notable he doesn't have anything good really um maybe well above 80 percent you get in one percent primary stat but this comes off under 50 everything else is relatively lackluster in this tree uh so yeah to finish up we've got six out of ten for the best kyrian eight out of ten for the best venthyr venthyr ability is generally better so venthyr getting an eight out of ten for me and is my uh covenant for disc in arena that's what i'm gonna be running so this was the disc covenant ranking video for arena and if you guys are interested in me doing a similar one for mythic plus all raid then please let me know uh chuck uh chuck your thoughts in the comments um you can actually check out the rankings in this spreadsheet if that's enough for you then by all means go nuts but if you want me to break it down a little bit for you uh and kind of give my thoughts on why those rankings are the way they are then yeah as i said i can do another video um if not then the next video will be on legendaries and we will do legendary info video then the legendary ranking video uh so you got that to look forward to uh as always thank you for watching


Hello everyone, today we are going to talk about our GSE project. Lisa, can you tell us more about how the economic assessments of our own impact have been conducted so far? In the past people have used our sponsor relationships to estimate yield losses across wider spatial regions.  And then they've tended to just use world market price to then work out how that production loss equates to some kind of economic loss. That's sort of okay if you're working on a global scale, but if you actually really want to understand what the impacts of those ozone induced yield losses to farmers in India say would be, then you need to really understand what the price of that commodity would be for those Indian farmers. Given that, Divya, is it yield that's really the most important thing for farmers in India? It is an important thing, but it's only one of the components of the overall farmer's welfare. And to what degree a farmer is going to be affected when there is variation in yield due to air pollution or any other factor, depends on multiple factors. For example, whether the farming is for subsistence or is commercial farming or is a mixture of both. And then it also depends on, for example, if it's mainly a commercial farming, that how much profit farmer is going to make from its produce. And then it also then depends on the variability within the market itself. And in Indian context, there is used disparity in the social economic status of farmers as well as that makes it more vulnerable to such changes and economic shocks related to such changes. But then there is also consumer side of the problem and can you tell us more about how likely consumers are going to be affected? Well, I think that's a really interesting part of our study because nobody's really looked at this before. But if we change supply, then we'll change the price of different commodities and if you change the price of different commodities, then you change the access that people might have to those different commodities. And there are two different ways of being able to cope with that. The first way is you might just substitute your more expensive item for something that is less expensive or you'll just go short in terms of how much food you can actually afford to buy. And one of the interesting things is that that might have bigger implications for women in particular in households who tend to be the caretaker of households, the food providers, and also tend to go short on food if food is in limited supply. So given those issues, Divya, how are we going to try and bring all of this together in our project? So in this project, we are still focusing on yield for which we are using modern estimates of yield losses due to air pollution. But we are combining it with economics, demand and supply theory and elasticity theory to understand more quantitatively that how these changes in EA is going to change the prices of the produce and then how it's going to change the welfare of the farmer and prices for the consumers. But to understand in more detail that how it's going to affect more wider groups in society, we are relying on literature review to include the different income growths from urban and rural areas and how the effects are going to be differentiated according to gender. But still, we have this focus on yield even with more focus on socio-economic growths and income classes. How far do you think it still goes? Okay, so I think it goes some further away than previous studies have done and I think that's a really good thing. I think it's nice for SEI to be involved in that sort of project, but you and I both know that food systems are incredibly complex. So, understanding how supply might affect price really doesn't give us the full understanding of how that change in price might actually affect those food systems and food accessibility for different groups within India. And it becomes quite important to understand that for India because agricultural reform and transformation is ongoing in the region to try and encourage better social development towards SDGs. And also India is a really big food producer, so India being able to continue to produce food is important for global food security. So given all of those issues, how do you think we can change our research within SEI to start to encapsulate some of this information better? I think we have to think about how do we evolve our research culture so as well as to integrate different expertise from social sciences and natural sciences together and how to include also the concerns of stakeholders so that we deliver the results that are more relevant to them and which are then also more policy relevant. So, thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you, Davia. Thank you, SEI.