So yeah, my name is Wydjik Blasek, I'm currently working at Red Hat as a software engineer, in particular in a security compliance team. And I've been Linux user for 12 years, but I've used Windows before, so I think I can kind of compare. I started with Windows 95 up to XP and I switched to Linux. Yeah, I have also experienced with various Linux distributions. I'm using Arch Linux and Fedora mainly, but I have also experienced with other distributions as you can see, but mainly from an administrator point of view. And I'm maintaining a Fegora project, which we will talk briefly about later. So basically, the goal of this talk is to introduce you very briefly the situation for blind users if they want to use Linux desktop, what are the problems, but also what things are working quite well right now. And then we will move to Fegora, which is a project which tries to improve this. And then in the end, I would like to sum up what you can do about that, because this is basically aimed at you as developers, as QAs, but also as users documentation and stuff like that. So let's move forward. So a little bit of terminology at start so that we know what we are talking about. So the screen reader screen reader is a piece of software which is crucial for visually impaired and especially blind users of any computer. Maybe you've heard that maybe for example on Android you stumbled into accessibility settings and you turned on something and the phone started speaking at you and gesture stop working. And so that's a screen reader. Basically what it does is that it tries to collect information from the screen which are relevant for us. The examples are mentioned here on the slides. So I would stop at the first one. What element has focus? What is focus? Focus is basically, I don't know if you've tried, but if you for example open any web browser and you start pressing tap, you will move around the website and the tap will move you around links and the form fields, and they will become a bit highlighted. And that means that they have focus. And basically you can start interacting with them through keyboard or other input devices. So that's what screen reader does. It reads notifications. It allows us to explore the screen up to some point. The part about the hair color on the slides, this is something which I would like to mention as well especially for content creators. I believe you heard about alt text or alternative texts, which is an element which you can put next to the image or is a part of the image definition. I don't know if you've been putting photos on Facebook or Instagram, there is an offer to accompany the picture with alt text. That's something which is presented to us by a screen reader when we explore the image. Because if you do not put there any alt text, we will just hear image. And I'm like, yeah, thanks image. But if you put there alt text, it helps a lot I must say. The Linux screen reader is Orca. And really so far the only mature screen reader which can be used in a graphical environment. There are more of them, which can be used in a text console. Basically one of them is essentially part of kernel. It's called speak up, but that's not something we're going to talk about today. Voice synthesis is a piece of software which basically takes text and outputs it as a sound. It can sound, for example, like this. Speak enabled. Leaving list period. Black small square. Voice synthesis, a piece of software which reads text aloud. Yeah, so that's what I'm listening to basically all day at work at home and stuff like that. Unfortunately, if you are Czech, which is my case, you don't have much choice on Linux currently. If you speak English or, for example, Russian, you have more choices. And this is basically the output which most users are consuming because it doesn't require anything else except for speakers. Then we have a Braille display, which is a piece of hardware, quite special. And this piece of hardware has a special mechanical part which can convert text input into Braille output. And it converts one line at a time. The line is usually 40 or 80 characters long. And I'm using it right now so that I can read the slides without you listening to the speech, basically. And it's also good when you do code review and you want to keep track of indentation and stuff like that. So that's another important thing to consider. Quite a lot of users use that. ATSPI is more for developers and engineers. It's basically something which you might encounter when reading documentation. And it's a piece of software which basically provides a bus for graphical toolkits to send the accessibility-related events. And these events are then picked up by the screen reader. So, enough of terminology. Let's move forward. So, what is now possible on Linux? Well, that's quite a lot of that. Working with a console application. That's actually one thing I really like about Linux that it uses a console a lot. I mean, you can accomplish a lot of things on the console because it's just text. And text is very easy to interpret by the screen reader if the emulator works as expected. So I use it a lot, but it's not a silver bullet because of course if you are learning or if you are teaching, I want to say if you are teaching beginners about Linux, you don't want always to start teaching them how to work with Bash. And at the same time, not all things can be accomplished in the console. For example, Midnight Commander or VI improved text editors are unfortunately not accessible in the console. We can do web browsing. I will show you. Okay, I will show you now actually how it works. So if I turn on the speech, I open the new tab. I hope you can see that. And I will not be very inventive. Can you maybe can someone just write in the chat if it's understandable, at least a bit? Because if not, it doesn't make sense. And if you can, then tell me. Yep, it is understandable. Cool. So now like I'm on the website, I can use my arrows. About, link, conference scenes, link, news, link, schedule, link. And now I can use the tab key and you should be able to see how the focus changes over the links. Conference scenes, news, link, schedule, link, blog, link. But I can also explore the page by for example moving to next heading. About web content having level one. And now I can continue reading. CC2022 is the 14th annual comma free, comma red hat sponsored community conference for developers, comma. And so on, so on. So this is how web browsing works. Basically, we can use quite a lot of web applications. We can interact with forms and stuff like that. So basically I'm using, for example, Google Docs a lot, Facebook up to some extent, although it's not the most accessible thing I've ever seen and stuff like that. So this is possible quite well. There is, there is even, we can use even multiple browsers since like, I don't know, one year ago. Yeah, so then we can do, we can do email, of course, we can program, especially in VS Code, which is very accessible. We can play music and stuff like that. Text processing, spreadsheet processing, file management. So it looks pretty good. Okay, let's move to the last happy part. Some things which are painful currently just to, just that you know. So sound editing is unfortunately quite problematic, especially when compared to Windows and Mac. The basically the most accessible sound editor on Linux is Audacity, but it has quite significant limitations. You can do a lot, but sometimes you do not get the proper feedback about what you're doing and stuff like that. Unfortunately, there is no like very comfortable OCR solution, like there exist, but they are definitely not that straightforward again as compared to other platforms. It's usually because there is a lack of developers, but let's say it's explained on the slides. It can stop working suddenly because some library changes and it takes quite a long time to fix it. So it's not the greatest. It was worse, but it's still not the greatest. Viewing PDF files is also a bit problematic. Still, unfortunately, as it's on the slides, graphical viewers have problems. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don't. It's just not reliable. And then there is a way how we can extract basically the text layer from a PDF file and read the resulting file. But again, it's not straightforward. It's not the experience which you can compare with other platforms, unfortunately.  I mean, that's quite not surprising because there are not that many Linux users as compared to Windows and other users. So it's quite expected, but again, it can be better. Make coffee, yeah, that makes me really sad because it would be cool if I didn't need to get up to my coffee machine and stuff like that. I can forgive this so far. Yeah, this was really sad. I found this out just basically before the f-con because basically now so that you can, I had to make some audio configuration changes so that you can hear my screen reader. And I found out I cannot do that basically from a Graphic User Interface because wireplumber is just totally inaccessible basically. The screen reader tells me nothing when I open the application. It tells me the window title, but that's it. And viewing PowerPoint presentations, that's something which is probably more important for people who do presentations that it's not straightforward to view these presentations on Linux. It can be done, but again, it's not straightforward. It's probably something which is for a different presentation, it would be quite a long story. So let's move forward. And so that you don't get bored, I have some examples here. So let's go on. Actually now what I'm using is Fedora with mate. One day, I'm not sure if I know that. I call it mate. I'm sorry. And actually here I will show you one very interesting bug. I move to the top panel. And now the focus is on the clock. Can you see that, that it's highlighted a little bit? Or is it covered by slides? I would like some feedback. It's covered by the slides right now? It's covered by slides. So now slides should stop being full screen. Is that the case? Now they are full screen. And now we can see the panel, but I'm not sure which part should be highlighted. Clock. Yeah, they are highlighted only a little. Yeah, so that means that they have focused. And then I move towards the battery. Panel notification area panel. And then I move towards the network. Battery. Network. And I just don't hear anything. It's just like not announcing anything. Either like, if it was, let's say, I guess we all agree it should, right? And this is a long-standing bug in mate. It's even linked in the presentation. So yeah, that's quite nice demo. And I must say it's quite frustrating. Because when we, for example, demo Linux and its accessibility to other people who are interested, they are like, and why doesn't work? Like, come on. It just works everywhere. Why doesn't work here? We're like, you know, we tried and like, we didn't get a response basically. Or we got a response works for me. But when you see the bug, you will understand. And I have a second example, which is more for front-end developers. How it's easy to do inaccessible application. So I will open GNOME to do. I hope so. Computer push button. How to improve. Problems by example. Text to do. GTD window. So do you see the window? Space GTK menu button. I would. Again? Yeah. Right. And now I will press tab and move around the window and just so you know how much information I get. GTD welcome action card push button. Space. Yeah, it's a GTD welcome action card. Whatever it is. No idea. GTD welcome action card push button. Again, GTD welcome action card. What it is? Like, what is it? Is it the same one or is it something different? I don't know. GTD window. GTK menu button push button. OK. It's probably open some menu. GTD welcome action card push button. So I will open the menu. GTK check button check box checked. Lifestyle. GTD window frame. OK. Help. Space. OK, yeah. I got into some menu. There is help. About to do. About to do space. GTK check button check box checked. And there is some check button. OK. But what else? Is this everything? I did the OCR of the window. And I could see that there is some text. But it's just not accessible for us. We cannot get to that. GTD window. And even these welcome cards. It's not labeled properly. So we don't know. We have actually no idea what it is for. That's the biggest problem. So it's super confusing. I could continue this application. But I will not. Because we don't have that much time. Basically, important thing. I'm not like saying that. I'm not like here to blame and like to just complain all the time. I'm just showing you how it looks for us. How we perceive the applications. And I'm very sure this can be improved. Because then there are other GNOME applications which are very accessible. So it's only about basically the knowledge. And the awareness of the fact that there are blind users. Who are using screen readers. And who would love to use our applications. But they just basically can't. Let's move forward. So Fegora. Very shortly. Basically, as I said. We were demonstrating Linux distributions. And their accessibility on a series of workshops. Which happened in Brno. They were called Agora. And basically the situation with Linux distributions is that. If you try to use mainstream Linux distribution. I don't know. It doesn't matter. Ubuntu, Fedora, Arch Linux, Debian, whatever. They are usually not accessible from the beginning. I will get to that later. Or I can talk about it now actually. Basically Fedora. We've hit the 20 minutes mark. So now we should move to the Q&A. Or if you want to finish the idea. Okay. I will skip this slide and this slide. Basically the Fedora information. You can get this from the slides. So the point of this. How about you? What you can do about that? So as I said. Be aware that we exist. And that we want to use the application. If you are doing front-end. Ask us. There is a link to email conference of our customer reader. Which is basically every blind user of Linux is there. And we had a very big success with this. Because we get a cooperation with Microsoft. And I must say the visual studio code is very accessible on Linux. So it works. We have proof. And if you are into volunteering. I would like to have some RPM packages for Fedora. Because Fedora is basically a project. Which tries to create accessible remix of Fedora. And if you. If nothing, just please be aware that we are here. Spread the word about us. So that other developers also know that we are here. And I think this can be nice cooperation. And the more accessible applications we have. The more users we will have for Linux. And I believe that's something we want. So that's everything for me. I'm ready for your questions. Thank you for your attention. Thank you for the great presentation, Vojta. We have already several questions. So I will try to read them. If someone isn't answered. Please write an email to Vojta. I will send his email address into the chat after the Q&A. So the first question is. Vojta, how would you compare Orca to perhaps commercial alternatives? Is it competitive? I would say that it's getting really better. And it's also quite hard to compare. Because there is no commercial screen reader for Linux. So Orca doesn't have competition on Linux. And if I should compare it to, for example, Windows, then the comparison wouldn't be fair. Because the array of applications is not the same. Graphical user interfaces are not the same. But if we, for example, talk about web browsing and stuff like that. So in this case, I think it's pretty comparable. It's lacking some features. For example, automatic language switching and stuff like that. But in general, it's doing very well. Thank you for your answer. Another question. What about the bootloader and the kernel console? Does a screen reader work there? And if not, would it be important to edit? So thank you. This is a great question. So let's split it into two questions. Bootloader. No, there is no screen reader. Of course, if it would be possible, it would be so great. Because this is basically, it's very problematic. We have to do this really, really, if we are, I'm blind, but here I'm super blind because I have totally no idea what I'm doing. If we talk about kernel console, as I said, there is a speak up screen reader, which can be connected to some voice synthesis.  And I had to find out what's going on. And my graphical interface wasn't starting. I ended up in the console. And there I could read what's going on thanks to speak up. So it works. It works in the console, but not in a bootloader, unfortunately. Another question. Thank you for the answer. I guess the 80 characters limit for code is relevant for you. If you are using a Braille reader, or is it okay to review code not limited to 80 characters columns? I think it's okay if lines are longer because like, for example, how I do reviews is that I use both. At the same time, I use voice synthesis and I use Braille display. And if I, like I use mainly, mainly voice synthesis. And if I'm not sure, for example, I don't know how many brackets are there or if the annotation is correct, I use the Braille display. So I wouldn't say that this limit is important personally for me. Thank you for the answer. Another question. Would something like Vimperator also work good in a browser for blind? Pressing a letter on the keyboard to navigate around the web page instead of tabbing around? Well, I guess this is some extension. I think I heard about it. I think it doesn't make much sense because like, I mean, it could work, but I'm not sure if I would use that because if you noticed when I was demoing the web browsing, I can already do this with a screen reader. Yeah, the screen reader can navigate me around the website by heading, by link, by form or stuff like that. So it could work, but I'm not sure if it would actually play well with this screen reader. Thank you for the answer, Vojta. We've hit the total time for this talk. So thank you for all the answers and for the talk. And thank you, everyone, for joining us on this talk. I'm putting the email of Vojta into the chat and I will pass the unanswered questions to Vojta through the email. Thank you, guys. And thank you, Vojta. Thank you very much for your attention.


Hi everyone, my name's Claire Carmichael and I've just finished my second year as an adult nursing student at Birmingham City University. I'm about to tell you my best experience so far in nursing and I'm here to tell you why if you aren't already, you should become a nurse and fall in love like I did. Number one, I have met the most amazing people on my nursing journey so far and those people are going to stay with me for life, I just know it. You're going to meet people from all different cultures, religions, all different walks of life, sexualities and you know what, you're just going to hit it off and they're going to just be your best friend. You're going to start doing things together, you're going to start experiencing things together, you're going to start this nursing journey together and experience so much and it's just amazing. I've made a new family, a new nursing family and it's just incredible. Number two, so in nursing no day is ever the same. One day you'll be doing one thing, the next day you'll be doing another thing. There's such a massive variety in nursing and people don't realise that actually you can do so much. There's a whole world of nursing out there ready to explore and if you don't like one sort of particular area it doesn't matter because there's so much that you can do. You can go into research, you can work on the hospital wards, you can work out in the community, in general practice, as district nurses, in sexual health and family planning, you can go to theatres, the acute wards like A&E and ITU, HTU, you can go and work in hospices, care homes for the elderly. The world is really your oyster in nursing and it's just amazing. I find it just the best job in the world because it's so varied. You meet so many amazing people, you have a completely different patients one day to the next and I just love it. Number three, team working. I have never worked with such an amazing team as a having nurse and nurses really stick together and they're really pulled together in a time of need and one person's strength is one person's weaknesses and they all mesh together which benefits the patients so much. I'm in awe of everybody that I work with and you work with so many different people, not just the nurses but you're going to be working alongside doctors, consultants, occupational therapist, physiotherapists, pharmacists, tissue viability nurses, pain management team. There's diabetic specialists, there's just so many amazing people. If I went on and on, this video is going to be 20 minutes long but you're going to work with the most amazing people and they all specialise in their own thing and they're all interested in their own thing so something that you might not necessarily know or that you're struggling with, someone else is going to pipe in and help you out. Nursing is real teamwork and it's just like having a family. Number four, so a personal favourite experience of mine in this career is when you've been working hard to help get that patient better, whether they're deteriorating, whether they've just had surgery, whether they're just really uncutely unwell or even just a little bit unwell, or wound healing management. Someone comes to you for a wound and it needs dressing and it's quite a bad wound and you need to sort of manage that. My favourite part of this is when they start to get better and you've been working so hard, you've been looking after them, you've been pushing the fluids, getting the nutrition up, you've been dressing their wounds, you've been doing everything you possibly can to make that patient better and you're praying for them and suddenly they just get better and you see them well again and you see the colour back in their face or you've seen the wounds closing up and you know if you've seen a wound one day and it's quite a nasty wound and then the next week they come back to have it redressed and you can see that it's starting to heal, that's just the most amazing thing because you know that you've done a good job and you know that because of that care that you've given to that patient they're getting better and they're getting well again and it's just the most rewarding thing that you'll ever experience and you can't put a price on that and lastly number five I've saved this one to last because it is my personal favourite and the best one yet. So for me the most rewarding thing and the best experiences I've had is when patients don't even realise how much of a difference they make to our lives, patients don't realise that they think that we're making a difference to their life because we're helping them, we're making them better, we're treating them holistically but actually they don't realise that they make my day. They make my day every single day with a smile, with a thank you but they're just so grateful for everything I do and it's just the most rewarding feeling ever. Just recently I've had a patient, she had dementia and she couldn't remember a lot of things. She knew who she was, she knew who her husband was but apart from that she didn't know what day it was, she didn't know where she was, she didn't know certain people on the wards and just this one day she remembered my name and she looked at me and she called me Claire and it was the most amazing fantastic feeling that I've ever had and I'll take that feeling to my grave because it's just amazing and this is why I do it because do you know what as much as I'm making a difference to their life they make a difference to me and I leave work feeling proud feeling happy and feeling honoured to be a nurse.


Hi everyone, Shawn with jaspyscasebrakes.com here doing 2021 tops tier one baseball 12 box case break pick your team number 15 where Obviously all card ship. So We have This is a pick your team, but we have two random number blocks Here is our full list of customers So you can see alex volosakos and dimebacks down to Robert Flores in the nationals in the middle You'll see a couple different random number blocks One here including the Yankees Dodgers Phillies White Sox and Cardinals one here including the Angels Orioles Astros A's Rays Rangers and Marlins So here's the Yankees random number block and the results of that random number block randomizer that video has been uploaded separately and here's the results of the angels random number block and That radio has been our random number block randomizer and that video is also been uploaded separately as with all random number blocks The zero spot gets any and all redemptions for the teams in that random number block Even known one-of-one redemptions while the one spot would get any in-person one of blocks. So there you go Here's our case so here those Spreadsheets prints it out and finalized So there's the full list This is the Yankees random number block. I'll put that up here on the right and Here is the angels random number block and I'll put that down here to my left So here is our case. You can see 2021 tops tier one baseball There are our 12 boxes There you go There are all 12 boxes for us Let's get going. Good luck everybody So two autos one relic card per box on average. I'm gonna redemption on the bag We're starting off with Corey seager. That is 143 out of 299 for the Dodgers That's part of the random number block spot three is PJ be feeling and we've got Kent Herbert for the twins to 16 out of 300 auto Minnesota twins is Mark Costanzo breakout autograph Bobby doll back for the Red Sox Boston Red Sox is Mark Costanzo Wilson Contreras 97 out of 399 for the Cubs Jonathan Arnaldi and Walker Bueller for the Dodgers 202 out of 300 Dodgers is part of that random number block spot two is PJ feeling and Andres Jimenez rick iota 119 out of 300 for the New York Mets and Tyler Applegren Carlos Correa 120 out of 299 for the Houston Astros and Random number block spot zero PJ McNeely You've got Tim Hudson 179 out of 300 for the A's. That's also part of a random number block That is spot nine And Brian Crouch Nick Heath rookie auto 36 out of 300 for the Kansas City Royals Daniel Osley Heung Jin Ryu 69 out of 299 for the Blue Jays and Robert Flores Starling Marta for the Marlins 285 out of 300 Miami Marlins is random number block spot five David Duffy and Tristan McKenzie rookie auto 25 out of 300 for the Cleveland Indians and Roger Hoyn's Johnny Damon 251 out of 399 for the Red Sox and Mark Stonzo and Whit Maryfield 279 out of 300 for the Kansas City Royals Daniel Osley Cool wit and Monty Harrison for the Marlins 206 out of 300. That is random number block Spot six PJ McNeely. I mean He is cool wit for a reason It's Josh Donaldson 119 out of 399 for the Twins and Mark Estonzo and for the Colorado Rockies Larry Walker 97 out of 150 Daniel Osley and the Rockies nice autograph and Evan White rookie auto 19 out of 300 for the Mariners and Robert Flores halfway through Adalbert the Montessy gold auto four out of 25 for the Royals and Daniel Osley Roy Oswalt 155 out of 300 for the Astros. That's part of the random number block Spot five David Duffy and we've got a little bit of Jersey auto Hunter Pence 16 out of 50 for the Giants and Arthur King Oh Another three auto. Oh, it's a four auto Nice I didn't see what team or what names but Edward Oliver is 62 out of 300 for the Royals That is Daniel Osley Kettle Marta that is 181 out of 300 for the Diamondbacks Alex of all SACOs I think I saw pinstripes Dual auto it is Yankees Pettit Pasada eight out of 25 Nice one for the Yankees that is random number block spot eight Hip hip Jorge Brian Crouch very nice dual auto for the Yankees So for those counting at home, we actually have had three extra autographs so far in this break one dual and one single auto so Andrew McCutcheon 49 out of 299 for the Phillies. That's part of random that same random block spot nine is Bill Norton Max Kepler 186 out of 300 for the twins and Mark Costanzo and Cody Hewer rookie auto 44 out of 300 for the White Sox Random number block spot for Daniel Katz last spot Bat relic for Austin Riley 190 out of 199 for the Braves and Robert Flores and DJ the Bayhue for the Yankees 198 out of 300 also spot eight Brian Crouch and Dusty Baker That's a cool one Atlanta Braves 100 out of 300 Atlanta Robert Flores I like seeing young Dusty Baker It's auto too Was it his his grandson was the one that almost got ran over at home plate, right? Or was that his son you remember? Or was that somebody else's kid? That was his son.  Oh, it's thick. It's really thick. Could it be?  I was just joking, but like You got a bat-knob First off one marshal gold ink auto 22 out of 25 Giants Arthur King Mike Piazza 12 out of 199 for the Mets and Tyler Applegren And it's Gary Carter one-of-one bat-knob for the Mets Tyler Applegren Hey, it's cool good old Gary Carter Ding-Bang boom That is awesome One-of-one bat-knob Gary Carter Mets Edition the original kid the kid before the kid Nice way to finish it. Huh? Last box Very nice, and there you go guys. That was the case No randomizers. No nothing else. That's 2021 tops tier one baseball 12 box case break pick a team number 15 from jaspyscasebreaks.com I'm Sean jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging out. See you next time


Hi guys, alrighty This month for the month of March we've been exploring the idea of using trash and recyclables in our journal in a unique creative and fun way and Making it pretty making it interesting. I have a lot of things. I've been collecting here on my table since I wasn't you know doing any of this until week three so Yeah, so I've been collecting some fun stuff and I I really I don't have a plan We're gonna go with my gut and we're gonna see what happens these two food bags We are going to work on in a different video. So I do have an idea for these kind of a revival on something I used to do for Mike the gift shop back in my artist cooperative gift shop days that I used to actually sell a lot of so we So look for that. That's coming in a different video. So I'm gonna put those over there My We know somebody who had an Arbonne party the other day. So I have This so we might Use there's some interesting images in this catalog. I'm not interested in really buying any more skincare, but so we're gonna set that aside This is These are envelopes that I printed a shopping list on years ago I got a giant stack of them in the kitchen This was this week's grocery shopping list and I print them on an envelope Because I put the list on the outside and then if I have any coupons I stick it in an envelope and I just recycled a bunch of coupons that I had at the time So I was gonna throw this away and I thought hmm Maybe we'll save that I've been saving product tags garment tags packaging scraps of tissue normally this would have gone in the garbage There's another tag some little scraps of watercolor paper These are just little samples of things that I did for something for on camera and Generally speaking I would probably throw at least this one away, but we're not going to more product packaging My art snacks bookmark and sticker Some tissue That's from art snacks.  So some of this is still stickable Is that a word stickable? And the part that's not you can just cut the images out and glue it down. So I save that This is from my prescription company. So that literally is trash I was at the mall the other day and I can't really go into lush without Having an asthma attack, but I held my breath so I could go in and grab a few bags So that's product packaging and when you get home. That would be trash Takeout menu chop sticks wrapper We had some edamame from the grocery store the other day My art snacks card Another another tag, so we're gonna take some of this stuff and we're gonna do our basic setup for March And this was our April. I mean April holy cow February our February pages So we're gonna do March now February was a lot of fun to do So here is February. I mean March. I don't can't get the thing straight and my thing is ding All right, so I'm gonna pull it out of my Travelers notebook and we're gonna work on it this way and I'm gonna turn all my devices to silent. I'll be right back so over The week as we work on our journal and over the month I will be using some of these little bits of trash in my journal in hopefully unique and interesting ways and I Definitely will be Showing you a flip at the end at the end. So I have an idea immediately for this envelope Again, that would normally be trash. I think we're gonna use it for our book club list. I know, right? And bonus I can stick some things inside if I want so let's get some washi tape.  I've had it forever. It was one of the first washi tapes I ever bought. I Love it But there's no sense hoarding it. Let's use it up now again. I think we've mentioned before Not all washi tape is created equally and some of it is not very sticky So if that one that you're using is not very sticky and I'm not sure that this one is very sticky Then you might want to put some glue or something underneath it. We're gonna find out here. Let's just wrap it around Tear it off looks great I do think I want to cut this open so I can get to the flap Get to the envelope So let's grab a pair of scissors and snip Perfect all right, so we can get to our Book club we're gonna turn that into our book club list leave the tape out So the next thing I need to do is I need to get one of our copies of our list to tape on to paste on here So let's do that. Let me print one and let me get that printing They aren't going to I Don't want to cover this up completely But I don't want it to be as obvious so we're gonna send it to the background by flogging More trash some tissue paper over it Tear off a piece of this star tissue and we're gonna take this little piece of pieces of arrow tissue also This bottle of matte medium. I'm trying to use up. So Let's work on that. Shall we just spread the matte medium On the envelope and printed a small book list. I think I want to use that one I printed a couple of different ones, but I think I want to use this little one These are free downloads for you all to use. They are under our files. There's a few different versions of this You can print it out. You can adjust the size to fit what you're doing Yeah, I like that. So let's get that We're gonna get that in there and remember all of the stuff that I'm using To decorate the journal. This is would normally be considered garbage things we most ordinary people that aren't us Would throw away So, you know, don't do that Take a second look at it before you do that because you might find that in the midst of that trash Is something free that you could use to decorate your journals and your planners and Make them really pretty and really interesting and if you you're traveling or doing something special with friends and family No way to preserve some memories. You can pick up, you know confetti off of the table at that party Yeah, or you know a printed napkin from that restaurant where you went to dinner All of those things I do all of those things and I'm gonna Push that down with a dry gift card. How cute is that? Cute cute. All right We have this arrow tissue. I want to put on here. If you hear me crunching it's because I have a cough drop in my mouth As per usual for me, right? I can already tell it's gonna be a super fun spring for those of us who have allergies and stuff I'm gonna tear the piece of this up. There we go because I'm already having issues. So it's only March I'm not really concerned too much if the tissue has wrinkles Or anything like that in it doesn't matter. How cute is that already? I didn't even do much Love it. All right. I'm gonna just pick a spot like here. Put some more stars. I love this star tissue my art snacks box add some fun Stuff in it this month and some of it was wrapped in this star tissue, which is great I love tissue paper because you get the semi-transparent look to your collage from using The tissue paper when it gets wet. It's just fabulous. Great look And this isn't any special tissue paper.  You can use Really anything Maybe you've had a birthday or other special event where you've gotten a gift and it came wrapped in pretty tissue Save that feet for use in your journal. I'm almost empty I've been trying to use that bottle up for a while now So now as I'm adding some more of this tissue. I'm thinking ahead just a couple steps ahead What else? Oops Can I add here? Another little piece of tissue So just make sure you get a nice clean even-ish coat of your Map medium if you're using a map medium and then I just use my paint brush to push the Tissue paper into the map medium and onto the paper and then if I have a little piece left over like right here you can just Put some more map medium on the other side and fold it over You could cut it off. Of course. You could cut it off if you want to But you don't have to The map medium is nice because it dries fairly quickly. So It's a nice product to use. Okay. I love that so far What else do we want to do in our basic setup here? Let's do some drying. Let me do that and I'll be right back I think that when I decorated this signature when I made it I added just a few decorations to all the signatures for each month and it's interesting that I chose this orange Colored paint in this stencil pattern of my own That is reminiscent of citrus fruit because in this catalog wasn't there a picture of oranges. So let's pull that out Yep Love it. Okay. Let's pull that out and then of course the debate becomes Actually cutting the oranges out or just cutting shapes I'm gonna cut it in half right here first because that I know I want to do And I'm gonna cut the text Part of this off That is actual trash. I Know I know What what do you mean? It's actual trash trust me. I think I Think I want to just cut random circles At least to start with What's the harm if you you know if you mess it up it's garbage, right? So it's not a big deal And the shapes don't have to be even far from it Right just make use of what you have In an interesting and unique way and go with your gut. It doesn't have to Say anything to anybody except you Need more that soon gonna need to break out the other bottle. Okay, so more mad medium Stick this on here Wasn't the part of this that I thought I was gonna use But it works We'll let that dry for a minute. I am gonna cut that a little bit off at the bottom while we're waiting Again push push your pieces down into the map medium and it also scrapes off the extra map medium So if you have way too much on there You can scrape the excess off and it'll dry a little faster And we can take this a little bit down here and turn that off that works for me Let's I missed a spot. Let's cut some more circles So you really could use anything I've whether I'm home or away from home I Save all kinds of little pieces like this interesting patterned throw away papers To use in my journals So now we have all those pieces to play with I need some more map medium though Because let's face it that bottle is finally dead. Okay, brand new fresh bottle See what we can do so I don't I don't edit my collection of things that I think I might want to do it use in my in my journal for the month At all I literally have a little bag hanging off of my Ikea cart with my journal in it and as the Month is going along anything that I think I might want to use in my journal goes in that bag And it doesn't go in the trash Until I know for sure that one I don't want to use it on On the journal or two I don't want to use it at all on anything then it finally goes in the trash Or sometimes if it's a really cute piece of something I'll send it often happy now That does happen. You know, it's funny. I'm using all this orange because orange is really not my favorite color By any stretch of the imagination So it's kind of funny Don't freak out if you tear your paper Just paste it back together Stik so I do like to carry over and use You know and like this I consider a whole page So whatever element I've used whether it's the tape or the orange Paper, then I want to use it across the whole thing not just in one place I think it looks more cohesive that way. All right got this other page back here. So let's do something back here Let's put some more More stars Because who doesn't love good stars? Think something like that. I'm not going to think about it too much and I'm just going to paste it down The other teachers so far have bought you guys all some great ideas So I hope that you've enjoyed it so far and if you have any questions comments or concerns you remember to let us know leave a something down in the Comments here on YouTube or if you're a member of the Facebook group you can post something in the group. Just make sure you tag us So that we see it Not medium way over there because I'm a slob I love this orange paper. It's so cute. I'm pushing it into the page now Now some of your papers that you use out of your trash may not be the ink may not be waterproof So you may notice as you start doing this the ink starts to run a little bit I would just call that a learning an art opportunity Experience, I would just let it go All right, so dry some more more garbage more garbage. I know so this if you've seen my design team video for my Stamp line rubber stamp line this month This is what I did for that prompt this month and All of my designers did a great job and they all did something different. This is what I did If you haven't seen the video, I'll try to remember to link it in the description below But literally again, this is garbage. It is that sticky tag strip of tags That's off the bottom of your suitcase when you travel and see there's my name down there at the bottom I wonder if I can I might use that All right, so and then I just randomly painted the whole strip And then I stamped it with one of the stamps in my from one of my sets stamp sets Some of this still has the sticky back paper intact and some of it doesn't so some of these will have to be glued on and Some can just be peeled So I'm going to just give them all a little bit of a trim and then we're going to use them, too I got a lot of them out of the one strip of luggage, you know, it's that thing with the giant barcode in your name that tells the Computer system for the airline where to send your luggage so? Theoretically your luggage doesn't get lost, right? You hear that buzz. It's my phone somebody's Chit chatting with me or something I'm not answering right now Throw all these little bits away. You could go crazy and save even little bits like this, but I'm going to okay Fine one to start with it has the sticky back. Why am I always trying to peel stickers without my glasses on? I don't know why that is I'm gonna put it right here And I'm gonna wrap it around the edge. There we go. I'm gonna take this one with my name on it Will it peel? Oh, yeah, this is the part of it that had my name on it We're gonna use that too Because why not? It has to be glued sticky sticky good Okay, more matte medium If you have just pieces of paper the matte medium is gonna work great to get your stuff glued down Elmer's will work Glue stick will work If you have things that are heavier like cardstock or I've even glued down in some of my old journals smash pennies and things like that You're gonna need heavy gel medium. So if you're thinking to yourself, does she ever throw anything away? Well, not really Not until I've at least thought about it And when I'm traveling, you know anything that I acquire When I'm traveling whether I'm traveling or at home. That's a sticker That is still like got it sticky Whether it's a luggage tag like this or it's Sometimes, you know when I pick up prescriptions they print a sheet of labels for your prescription bottle And they always give you a couple of the extra labels In your bag with your prescription. I save those I'll paint over them Like I did these and use them again Here I like to cluster my images on top of each other That's one of my favorite things to do And I also like to put them in a way so that you're like traveling around the page to see them And because this is a journal that I'm documenting my year and my life and my travels I want to leave myself some open space to put things on Pickets, pictures, journaling, that sort of thing Alrighty, that's looking pretty good Alrighty, let's see. What else do we have? I don't know if I want to put any of these tags in at least not yet We may come back to that later in the week. I also have these bits But what I do want to do is I do want to put my art snacks stuff in here So we need a clear pocket, a clear sticky pocket So if you look in the Getting Started Materials list, I have links for these clear sticky pockets. These are from Amazon I do think they're originally some sort of warehouse inventory control kind of a thing I don't think they were intended for the use that I give them But you know Lots of things weren't So I'm going to take my art stacks bookmark and my card and put it in there. I have some stuff here that I want to Put in here. Let's see. So my husband and I have this habit now and we go out for faux a lot Is it called faux or faux?  This is the menu for the restaurant that we go to. It's local Actually, we can walk there from home, which is wonderful. I'm going to put that there And for this Do I want to use the matte medium? I might want to just use the table Of course, leaving room around it to do some journaling to do some writing. I do also have this Bag from the chopsticks, which I think I want to use And I'm going to just cut the top off like that I also started back on some asthma maintenance medication So We're going to put this in here And I think I'm going to leave it I don't think I'm going to cut it up just in case at some point I need to refer back to the information That's on the on the paperwork, right? Never you never know So I'm going to use another clear sticky pocket. Actually, I think I want to put that right there Pill pack is my online pharmacy But I use I'm going to use tape runner to stick it on but I am going to also Use a little bit of Elmer's glue the tape runner will stick it on there until the Elmer's can dry If I can get the Elmer's out of the bottle I saved this little thing and I don't know why because I don't know what it is I brought that was from bought that was from Lehman, New York. No idea So I'm going to just throw it away because I don't know I have no idea. I did get some new water Daniel Smith watercolor paints in this month because we are worked I am working on something for you guys to do with Watercolors And I needed I had some constant patience with them via email And I needed to add a couple colors to get done what I wanted to do So I'm going to they sent them in this box, which is great So I'm gonna Use the box I'm gonna keep the logo Daniel Smith extra fine watercolors, and I love that made in Seattle, USA I love that part. That's my favorite thing about the Daniel Smith paints I'm gonna put that over here Now product packaging in general what I don't use in this journal I will probably save and add to my stash of Stuff because if it's interesting because I do use product product packaging and other arts and crafts So I will probably not save that but I will probably save this one and this one And this m-gram one because they're interesting and the edamame one So those go over there All right, so let's fold it up and let's see what we have So far for this month. All right, so this is what we have so far for this month Just using some trash and things I had laying around Literally like the the envelope things that were literally gonna go in the garbage can to create something new and different and unique in my journal I love the way it's looking so far. We haven't done any journaling yet or anything But this is just to get you started So think about what you can do when we come back with the next video Tomorrow I will be showing you how to add some painterly bits to this journal and some unique things emphasizing Some of these shapes that we've put on here and I will also show you some of how I do the journaling and things on here So I'll be back so get your signatures and sections ready if you haven't already and Have some fun with it and I will be back with you And we will keep working and I have some surprises in store for you So don't forget to like share and subscribe if you want to be part of the my year 2017 Facebook group and you're not yet Go over to go to the description the links for that in the description below along with If you want to support me by shopping in my Etsy shop the link for that's down there my Mailing address if you want to send me happy mail all that stuff's in the description so to go down there and take a look and Also the most important thing go out and have a great day do something nice for yourself because you deserve it and I'll see you later Okay, bye guys


Live from San Jose, California, in the heart of Silicon Valley, it's theCUBE, covering QuickBooks Connect 2016, sponsored by Intuit QuickBooks. Now here are your hosts, Jeff Frick and John Walls. So we continue our coverage here at QuickBooks Connect 2016 here on theCUBE, the flagship broadcast of SiliconANGLE TV where we extract the signal from the noise that shows all over America and this week we are here live in San Jose along with Jeff Frick, I'm John Walls. We're now joined by Jeff Priest, who's the VP and Accountant Segment Leader at Intuit. And Rich, nice to have you with us here. Hi, thank you, appreciate you being here. We've had a great discussion about soccer, probably not what we're going to talk about for the next 15 minutes or so. What I'd like to do though, if we can't kick off, is on the firm of the future. And we've had that concept kind of bandied about a bit of her a little bit on the keynote stage today, but just what is that? And what is, what's going to, or what are you doing with it in terms of Intuit to facilitate its growth? Yeah, absolutely. So, you know, accountants are at the backbone of what we do at Intuit and QuickBooks. So, you know, we're very fortunate, we have 600,000 accountants who use our accountant offering for QuickBooks. So an enormous part of our ecosystem and, you know, what we've known for a long time is there's obviously a big move to the cloud. So these are accountants that historically have used desktop products. They have built by the hour. They haven't necessarily partnered with third-party apps. And of course the world has changed. Now, you know, the products like QuickBooks Online are in the cloud. That means that data can flow seamlessly from a client account, the bank account, back into the books. Much of the work the accountant did, frankly, has been automated. And so what we're trying to educate accountants with is you could get left behind. If you don't make that move to the cloud, you literally will go out of business at some point. Now, as we sit here today, there's about a third of accountants that have made that move to the cloud. About two-thirds still have not. So the firm of the future is all about how do I do that? You know, how do I get my clients to the cloud? How do I move my practice to the cloud? How do I work with third-party apps? And so it's a little bit foreign to some accountants. Some have adopted it, but that's the concept of the education. So what's the kicking and screaming all about then? I mean, you're talking about two-thirds of your accountant base has yet to pull the trigger on that. What's the reluctance? You know, and it's basically sometimes there isn't a burning platform for change or people don't feel the burning platform until it's too late. So if you think about a typical accounting practice who's been around for 20 or 30 years, it has maybe 200 clients, it's very profitable. If somebody tells you you need to change your practice fundamentally, there is arguably no platform for change. The average age of accountants is still in the early 50s. And so there is a groundswell of it won't happen to me when the reality of it is it will happen to everybody. And so as with anything, there are some early adopters and they see the future first and they make those changes. And I think the good news is it's starting to get to that critical mass now where more and more accountants are doing it. It will soon be at that sort of 50% place. And so when we talk to accountants, 76% of them say they plan to move to the cloud. So certainly I think the education has taken root. It's just about taking the steps and actually moving again from a desktop world to a cloud-based world. So one of the classic paradigms we see in enterprise software as more of the stuff becomes automated, moves to the cloud, especially on IT, the comeback is, but now you can do more value added stuff. Now you're not just keeping the lights on. Now you can get involved in the business. You can be a more significant person driving business value. Is that discussion happening? These guys would say, you know, you don't need to be entering receipts anymore. Now you can work with your clients to talk about cash flow, to talk about growth, to talk about, you know, succession planning, you know, higher value topics to recover some of that lost time that you're not doing data entry. Yeah, that's exactly the conversation that we have. And I'll give you a couple of examples. So, you know, you're right. The data entry used to be the backbone of what the accountant would charge for. And the reality of it is it's largely automated and the small business owner knows that it's largely automated. So the accountant can no longer charge for the core service. So they have to move to another place where they're adding value. Now, good example would be, you know, at Intuit we have a service called QuickBooks Financing. And so we essentially have a platform where we work with lenders, and at times actually we put our own money into this as well, to lend to small businesses. Now, some need a traditional APR loan, some need a line of credit. There's a whole variety of different lending tools. We try to educate the accountant so they can actually get in front of the needs of the small business to help them with managing their capital. That's something that an accountant historically would never have done before. So we try to give them those tools to have that conversation, and it's not just about data entry. I guess you do consider that your role as far as facilitating that dialogue or that relationship between the accountant on one side and the small business owner on the other. How have you learned to be the translator in that transaction? What have you learned from maybe the accountant side to help you talk to the small business folks and then vice versa over the years? Yeah, that's a great question. I'll answer the question by giving you a couple of stats and then sharing why they're important. So 89% of small businesses say they're more successful when they work with an accountant. So nine out of 10 basically say they're more successful when they work with an accountant. And then accountants say one of the hardest things they do is find new clients. Accountants will often say, they're not good marketing folks, they're accountants. And so you've sort of got this strange situation of small businesses knowing they're more successful when they find an accountant and accountants having a hard time finding small businesses. And so a good example of that is we have a platform which is like a matchmaking platform. It's called Find a Pro Advisor. So last year over a million small businesses just simply within QuickBooks went to this platform to find a Pro Advisor and several hundred thousand of them found a Pro Advisor. So we connected them to an accountant. Now, that's not good enough and we need to lift that number up but still it's making those connections. It's finding this small business is perfect for this accountant and putting the two together. You know, the other stat is half of all small businesses still go out of business in the first five years. Half of all restaurants go out of business in the first two years. And so again, early on finding the small business who can work with the accountant will actually reduce the odds of going out of business as well. And in that marketplace, obviously you're providing guidance in the restaurant example probably makes sense to work with somebody that's worked in the restaurant industry before because of the unique casual characteristics, the unique, you know, write-offs and another kind of tact treatment. So it's not just a blind yellow pages look or you know, I tap my buddy on the shoulder who maybe's in a completely different business. What's your guy do? I mean, you know, maybe your guy can help me. A lot more intelligence to the process. It is and that's exactly how it works. So for example, you know, we asked the accountant, what's the top five industries you support? Which third-party apps do you support? What social proof do you have? And then we'll actually look at their QuickBooks files and we'll say, you know, we know that you have 30 clients already who are restaurant owners. And then for a restaurant owner comes in and says I'm looking for an accountant, we can use that data to target the specific accountant in their area who supports the apps that they need, who has the experience that they need. You know, even within that one segment, for example, franchises is a big thing. Some restaurants are in a franchise. You know, you think of Subway, McDonald's, some obviously are not, they're one-off restaurants. Finding the accountant that supports the franchise, if you're in a franchise, is important. So we try to get to that level of granularity and then truly it's a client that fits the accountant and vice versa. Because there are so many people self-employed these days, right? That number is growing, I think. Correct me, but there's something like 34% of the workforce right is self-employed now and expected to grow. So if I'm an accountant and I'm looking at that, first off, great, great opportunity. So I'm thinking, oh gosh, great headaches because their accounting or their processes, their record keeping, their bookkeeping, their time tracking, it's just not up to snuff. So what kind of frustrations are there that are existing in that evolving paradigm now with the self-employed becoming the bigger part of our workforce and the accountant and then on the intuitive side, you're trying to corral them and get them organized. Yeah, and actually this is a really interesting one because as you mentioned, 34% of all tax returns today in the US are Schedule C, which means self-employed. So it's already a large number. By 2020, there will be 60 million, six zero, 60 million self-employed folks in the US alone. So this is a large and growing segment. Now, when we first spoke to accountants about this a couple of years ago, they largely said, I'm not interested in this group as my clients. They said self-employed folks typically are less organized and so these are folks that have receipts in the glove box of their car and so they come in with a shoebox and their willingness to pay me is relatively low. And so, apart from that, they're fantastic. They're ideal clients apart from that. And so that was sort of the leading perception when we spoke to accountants. Now, subsequently, we've launched a product. We have over 100,000 customers now using QuickBooks self-employed, which just goes to show the excitement in that space. We asked them, is this a DIY product or are you looking for help from a professional? And much to our surprise, 75% said, I'm actually looking for some help, particularly around taxes for a professional. So what we've recently done, and actually we announced it at the show in the last couple of days, we've built onto our QBOA, onto our accountant platform. We've built the ability for accountants to work with QuickBooks self-employed clients and essentially what we do for the accountant is package up the tax return and so much of the work is done for them and then they can help a self-employed client at a much lower cost point because it's much less of their time. So the average tax return takes an accountant five and a half hours and so we're hoping we can slash that down to a much, much smaller number and then that accountant can work with that self-employed client for a lower number. So our dream of putting the two together is still very much in place but sometimes it's about doing things differently so we can automate some of the work to drive the cost down. It's still a classic automation play, right? Automate so much of the record keeping on the client side, the access and the pumping of that data into the returns for the accountant side and hopefully they can do more customers so they get some more money. Exactly, versus miss out on a large and growing space which will soon be half of all tax returns in the US at some point here in the next 10 years will be self-employed and if you're the accountant that said I want no part of that then that's going to be a dangerous place to be at some point so we're trying to again lower that barrier to your point using automation. And then now we have the whole gig economy thing which is a whole different class of self-employed that's growing at an astronomical rate. It is and if you just think about Uber drivers, Lyft drivers, you know it's interesting I until recently was working for the last three years in the UK a fascinating stat there that's just a couple of weeks old is in London alone there are now 70,000 Uber drivers 70,000, 70,000 there are 20,000 black cabs so if you've ever been to London and you've seen how many black cabs there are there's now more than three times as many Uber drivers and then you think many of these folks are needing to file a tax return for the first time they're needing to separate their business and personal expenses for the first time and so a product like QuickBooks Self-Employed which costs less than $10 a month helps them do those two things and so that's where we've seen a tremendous amount of uptake. You've touched on this already but you just said something that maybe take another bite of the apple here you talked about we're going to do things differently we want accounts to do things differently and I start thinking well the accounts I know they don't do things differently that's just not how they're wired they've got gap and they stick to it and that's it so ultimately your mission is to make people go against their inherent nature and convince them that it's really good for them yes, yes and it does sound like a tall order when you put it like that and I'll give you, it was fun to be on stage yesterday recognizing what we call our firm of the future so we recently ran a contest, a global contest where we had thousands of entries, firms of accountants who were encouraging to make these steps to do exactly this, to get out of their comfort zone and sort of move into this new place and we recognize there's a lady called Karen who her company's called 24 Hour Bookkeeper and she was the overall winner and she sat on stage and we did a little Q&A like this and she talked about how she has literally fired clients in the last 12 months who wouldn't move to the cloud with her and she said I simply am unable to support you anymore if you want to be a desktop client and she said she's fired clients who essentially have been unwilling to accept what she calls value billing and so she's moved her entire practice from an hourly billing rate where she herself said there's every month she has clients where she feels bad because she's literally spent six or seven hours on a client but she doesn't want to build them that amount because she knows that the turnover of that business is relatively small and she's moved all of that to a value billing where she has three prices there's sort of a low, medium, high Different levels of service Exactly and someone can choose to pay whether it's $150 a month or maybe it's $600 a month at the top and they understand what they're getting and it's less time and it's more sort of a package of services and so she talked about how she was in a place three years ago where she didn't understand this and now she's in a place where she sort of sets these guidelines and some clients like it and some don't most do and her practice is now in a very different place and her clients are more successful than ever And she's much more efficient with her time the clients are getting their money's worth out of it but you've got to convince them to at the same time Exactly and it's a process and it's a process where we always have to educate obviously on the benefits and so it's less about what we do and more about the benefits to the accountant and the small business but we seem to be winning that battle over time Well, good things happening and into it no doubt about that, Rich we certainly do appreciate the time wish you all the best and congratulations on the show here by the way that's just good energy, upbeat, positive and blue skies ahead so good job on that front Well, thank you, really appreciate the time Thank you guys Thank you, Rich Priest from Intuit joining us here on theCUBE we continue our coverage from San Jose right after this


This is stock number 9102A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck headquarters. Today we are checking out this Super Clean 2009 Dodge Ram 2500 Quad Cab Short Box. From this HD video you'll be able to tell that this truck for the miles and condition is in pretty nice shape. Front bumper is absolutely perfect. No dents or dings. Factory fog lights. It has some aftermarket headlights on it. So you got the HIDs and the LED running lights and LED running lights on the bottom. It has Nitto Terra Grappler G2 tires and it has ballistic off-road alloy rims. Really nice looking rims on here. And these tires have I'd say probably close to half the tread left maybe a little bit more. Framing underbodies in pretty nice condition. Keep in mind this truck has 156,000 miles on it. Flame red is the color. Front fenders in nice condition. The hood is in nice condition as well. So go around to this side of the truck. Pastner side rim is absolutely perfect. No scuffs or scrapes on that. And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is. How reflective and glass-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you're far away or even if you're close by and just can now make the trip down you can still see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before even get here. Cab is real clean up top and down this side. Couple little dings on the doors but nothing major. Lower rockers and underbody looks really good on this truck. Back rim is an excellent shape as well and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Framing underbodies in really nice shape. If you ever want to get a good idea of how the condition of the body is underneath you look at those box frames right there and if they're corroded a lot that's how you can tell how bad the frame is and how bad everything is underneath. This one is super clean underneath. Very little to no corrosion. The frame has been undercoated and that body is in really nice condition. You can see that it is straight piped exhaust. It has a Dynamax tip on it to go around to the rear here rear bumper. Pretty nice condition. Couple little dings and stuff but nothing major. Has a full towing package which includes the receiver hitch and seven pin wiring and the tailgate for the most part. Pretty nice condition. Couple little dings on the top here but it is a truck. Has a goose neck hitch, spray and bed liner. Has LED tail lights as well and as you go down this side of the truck very similar to the other side. Couple little dings but nothing too major on it. Has the fold-out tow mirrors. They fold out like so and they also fold in. Inside the big horn package gives you the gray cloth interior. There are no rips or tears on this seat. Has a power driver seat. We got factory floor mats throughout. Power windows power locks and power mirrors has the Infinity sound system and you can see that this truck has 156,770 miles. Has CD player turned out four-wheel drive. This one does have a tuner on it so you have one two three four five different levels right there. Has a factory exhaust brake and of course the climate control. The dash is real clean on this truck. I didn't see any cracks or anything like that. Passing the seat very clean as well. No rips or tears on that and we got factory floor mats on that side as well. Up here you have your compass temperature and mileage display as well as the homelink system and we'll take a quick look at the back seats. Does have radio controls on the back of the steering wheel and cruise controls and a Dodge steering wheel cover. Take a look at the back seats. Got seat up here but back seats are pretty clean as well. No rips or tears. It does have the latch child safety system. Carpets very clean back here as well. These seats do fold up for extra storage and very nice and clean back here. We'll start her up and take a quick look under the hood. Starts right up. Very smooth as a cold air intake. Be my guest for the programmer. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. To see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 400 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, Wranglers, half tons, three quarter tons, one tons, you name it we got it go to our website www.SummitAuto.com Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle on our lot. Videos of every single used vehicle that we have all at SummitAuto.com. Thank you so much for checking out the video. If you like it want to make it yours give us a call right now<PHONE_NUMBER> ask for one of our sales associates to make this truck yours today. Once again that number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. 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