What is up, you guys? Welcome back to another one. If you're new to the channel, I am Goldpony today, switching it up once again. Wanted to do a video like this because the last time I made a video like this, I got nearly 10,000 likes. So, today's video will be the top seven cheap luxury cars that will make you look rich. So, what do you say? Let's go ahead and get started and let's start with number seven. All right, so my number seven on the list is going to be the Porsche Macan. This MSRP is for $50,900. And so, it's not that expensive, considering it's a Porsche, but still, you can actually get them used now for under $25,000. That is awesome! That is less than a Honda CR-V or a Toyota RAV4 for a serious performance SUV. Powering this beast is a two-liter turbocharged inline four-cylinder, 248 horsepower, 273 pound-feet of torque sent to all four wheels through Porsche's legendary PDK transmission. And for anybody not familiar with that transmission, that is essentially the benchmark for all other transmissions out there. When the New Ford Mustang just recently came out in 2018, they compared it to Porsche's PDK transmissions. That is the one to beat, really. Zero to 60 time for the Macan comes in at 6.3 seconds. And of course, with it wearing the Porsche crest, it represents a brilliant racing history. And of course, it does look like a Porsche, just an SUV form. So instantly, people are going to think this Macan is well more expensive than what you possibly would get it for. Number six on my list is going to be the C7 Chevy Corvette. And so this includes years from 2014 to 2019. Originally, MSRPing, I should say, a starting price of $55,900 because, of course, with options, they were well known to go up well above that. Used, you can now get them from $30,000, right around that $30,000 mark, which is great. That's actually less than what I paid for my Ford Mustang GT. So that is brilliant. Powering this thing is a 6.2 liter naturally aspirated V8, 460 horsepower, 465 pound-feet of torque, sent to the rear wheels, sending you to 60 in approximately 3.7 seconds. This is a great-looking legendary sports car. Of course, the C8 looks even better, of course, in my opinion, at least, I think everyone will agree. I cannot wait for the C8 Corvette prices to drop. But for now, that C7 Corvette for $30,000, when you have the Z06 going for over $100,000, definitely a steal at $30,000. And people are going to think that is a very expensive car. It's soon number five on my list being the Chrysler 300. Although it's not as exciting as some of the other cars on the list, it's not going to trick any car enthusiasts either, but it does look kind of like a Bentley or Rolls-Royce or perhaps both of them having a baby, perhaps. So the Chrysler 300 is priced at $29,470. However, you can find them now used for around $3,000 or really under $3,000. And yes, they're not known for being the most reliable vehicles in the world. Powering the 300 is going to be a 3.6 liter naturally aspirated V6 is the base engine. Of course, 292 horsepower, 260 pound feet of torque, zero to 60, approximately 6.3 seconds, top speed, 155 miles per hour, sent to the rear wheels, approximately 30 miles per gallon on the highway though. It's pretty impressive considering the size of this boat. Really, it's a boat. And again, for car enthusiasts, this isn't going to trick anybody, but for somebody not into cars, that front end looks straight up like a Bentley without a doubt. Number 4 on my list is going to be the new Genesis G70. And so again, for car enthusiasts, you know about this car already, but interesting thing is the front end or really the whole vehicle itself is designed like a very upscale car and really it is. But yet it's almost cheap or inexpensive for what it really is. And so part of that design language is due in part because the former head designer for Bentley is now the lead designer for Genesis. And so this Genesis G70 is priced from 35,450 dollars, essentially a top end Honda Accord really. It was first introduced as a 2019 model and you can now get them used already at just a flat $30,000 if you wanted to. So a couple of different engine configurations for the G70. There is a two liter turbocharged four cylinder that is going to put out 252 horsepower, 260 pound feet of torque. There's also a 3.3 liter twin turbo V6. That is going to be of course a little bit more expensive and kind of defeat the purpose of this video, but it's there for it if you wanted it. But overall, again, the designer worked for Bentley and the logo looks a lot like Bentley. Maybe he had some influence in that, but overall the G70 is still a relatively inexpensive luxury car that looks a lot more expensive than it actually is. Number three on my list is an easy one. This is going to be the Maserati Ghibli starting price coming in at $70,990 and one of the most appreciated cars out there in history. I feel like you can now get these used for around $20,000 and even under $20,000 of Maserati, Maserati Ghibli. It's an amazing looking car. The badge itself gives you an indication right off the bat. It is an expensive car unless you get it pre-owned, of course. And we all know the elephant in the room when it comes to any Maserati really is going to be maintenance costs. For example, just about all of the engines found in any Maserati vehicle is Ferrari derived. So Ferrari is building engines for Maserati. Therefore, if something breaks, you are essentially repairing a Ferrari-based engine. For example, in this one in the Ghibli, it's a three liter twin turbo V6 built in Marinello, Italy, 345 horsepower, 369 pound feet of torque, zero to 60 times 5.5 seconds with 166 mile per hour top speed. And again, the badge alone says it all. If you can deal with the maintenance cost, you can get in a Maserati for less than $20,000 and a relatively new Maserati Ghibli at that. Then coming into number two on my list, the BMW X1. And obviously any BMW, when people see that badge, they're going to think it is an expensive car regardless of which car it actually is. The X1 is essentially a crossover or a small SUV by BMW actually has a starting price kind of like the Genesis G70 coming in at $35,200. You can get one used for around $20,000, even really the price of a Civic now. Two liter turbocharged inline four cylinder powers, the little beast, 228 horsepower, 258 pound feet of torque, zero to 60 comes in at 6.6 seconds. Power can be sent to front wheels or all wheels. Your option there. You can get actually up to 33 miles per gallon on the X1 as well. So all in all, it's a pretty inexpensive, dare I say, cheap SUV by BMW and still one that is going to look a lot more expensive than you actually end up paying for it. So now let me get to my number one on this list, the Mercedes-Benz A220. And so this is another fun one, kind of like the Genesis G70, kind of like the BMW X1. It's an entry level vehicle into the luxury world really. The A220 is relatively new for Mercedes-Benz as well. The badge alone once again is going to fool everybody because they have no idea if this is an expensive car or an inexpensive car because if you slap on an AMG badge on this A series then you can do that. You're up to $50,000 already, not including any of the millions of options I feel like Mercedes-Benz always offers. And overall, this particular car is a smart move by Mercedes-Benz because once you're in it, next car you're thinking maybe you want to upgrade to a C-Class or at least a CLA. But nonetheless, starting price on the A220 is $32,800 for a brand new Mercedes-Benz. That's crazy. You can already find them used for around $25,000 or less. Powering the A220 is a two liter turbocharged inline four cylinder, 188 horsepower, 221 pound-feet of torque, zero to 60 in 7.1 seconds sent to the front wheels getting up to 35 miles per gallon in a Mercedes on the highway. That is pretty crazy, you guys. And again, there's numbers themselves aren't really too incredibly impressive. Honestly, you can get a Honda Civic that'll hit 60 in less than that. But again, it is a luxury car with a Mercedes-Benz badge.  They're gonna think you spent closer to at least 40 or $45,000. And that is why the Mercedes-Benz A220 is number one on my list. And so, but that is about it for this one, you guys. Thank you so much for watching. Feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there. If you like, be sure to hit the subscribe and the bell notification button if you're into new car reviews and videos like this, of course. Do appreciate you guys watching more than you know when I will see you guys all in the next video. 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This is stock number AT16A. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used ram headquarters. Remember, we are the guys with the trucks on 41 today. We are checking out this super clean 2018 Ram 1500 Crew cab short box. This truck has the 5.7 liter V8 Hemi motor. From this HD video, we will be able to tell that this truck is extremely clean. All the way around. No dents or dings on that front bumper. You can see it has a little sonar buttons on it. Those are front bumper sensors. It has projector headlamps and the LED running lights. Delmonico red over bright silver metallic is the color. Down this side truck, very very clean. We shoot all of our videos in 1080p. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer tablet or smartphone device, turn them on right now. Because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me. 20-inch factory alloy rims has Goodyear Wrangler 275-60R20 tires with just about all the tread left. I'd say 80 to 90 percent. Frame and underbody is in really nice condition as well. Has the chrome trimmed front grille. Passenger side rim is in excellent condition. As we go down this side of the truck, you can see just how clean that body is. How reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos, so if you're far away, or even if you're close by and just cannot make the trip down, you can still see the truck here, the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. I didn't see any dents or dings down this side of the truck. Cab is in excellent condition. It has the full-length chrome step bars. Back rim is in excellent condition as well, and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. It has the plastic wheel well liners to keep your frame and underbody looking great. As we come around to the back, you can see it has the dual rear exhaust. Full towing package, that rear bumper is in absolutely perfect condition. It has the backup sensors. That Delmonico Red has got a lot of nice metal flake in it. Really good looking color. Nice ram stamped badge on the back. Back up camera, locking tailgate. The bed is in really nice shape. As we come around this side, just as clean as that passenger side. You can see just how mirror like that paint is. This back rim is in nice condition as well, and very clean down this side of the truck. It has the heated power folding mirrors with the built-in directional signals.  There are no rips or tears on these seats. Both these seats are heated and cooled, memory driver seat. Factory floor mats throughout. It has the auto headlamps, the power pedals. Power folding mirrors. Power windows and power locks. As we step inside here, you can see that this truck has 5,970 miles. You get these 7-inch TFT display. Nice clean instrument cluster. It has the heated leather wrap steering wheel. No rips or tears on that. Cruise controls on that side. Bluetooth and information center controls on that side. You can see it has the Alpine sound system. The 8.4 touchscreen radio. You get your heated seats, cooled seats right there. You can also do your backup camera. Right from the screen. You don't even have to put it in reverse. You can do your other controls right there as well.  It has the keyless entering-go system and remote start as you can see. And it has a spot for your cell phone or cell phone holder if you call it. 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in. And that passenger seat is absolutely perfect as well. This truck has never been smoked in. It is a local one owner. In fact, one of our sales professionals here at Summit own this truck. Power slide and rear window. Home link system for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. And it does have the SOS and assist buttons. Very nice and clean instrument cluster, the wood grain trim. 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Hi everyone, Sean with jaspyscasebreaks.com here doing 2021 tops transcendent collection Hall of Fame edition baseball hobby case break random hit number one where Obviously everything sell shifts 48 spots guarantee to hit here the spots of the break will take all 48 customer names 48 hits after opening and randomize them so One spot will get a 1956 tops baseball superfractor autograph number one of one One will get a Hall of Fame icons autograph numbered one of one One will get a Nolan Ryan one of one auto one will get an original artist sketch card by James Florentino one of one an Oversized 1989 tops big-framed autograph one of one an oversized Hall of Fame or Hall of Fame combo cut signature one of one a Randy Johnson one of one auto a VIP invitation number 250 one of the most coveted baseball card events of the year and 40 transcendent collection autographs numbered to 20 or less guaranteed to be two one of ones if not more and One dual auto I believe as well So what we're gonna do is we're gonna copy this list over to this spreadsheet I should sorry not spreadsheet to this list here and then what we're gonna do is we're going to increase or add the other 40 hits into the Spread into this spreadsheet as we get them So once I pull all 50 or 40 autographs from the set I'll type them in order as we pulled them into this list and then we'll randomize those 40 autographs plus these eight items That are listed here and we'll make them specific once we get those items as well Here is our list of customers as well from Robert Flores with the first spot purchase All the way down to will hash with last spot mojo whether you want to spot like these folks in holiday number eight or box spot Straight up. Thank you guys all very much and good luck. So you can see we did a couple fillers holiday eight holiday seven holiday six and Holiday five so we ended up giving away 20 spots and end up selling 28 straight up and there's our case So we're gonna pop this open There's only 50 of these cases made regular tops transcendent has a hundred cases So right on top here you can see is our invitation Here is our invitation we're gonna leave this seal So whoever ends up getting this It'll be shipped sealed to you Inside here obviously you've got until it says kindly RSVP by June 11th, 2021 For the party itself Gold this time So the gold case Typically the case itself is numbered I'll see any number on the case this time But you can see inscribed on there tops transcendent Hall of Fame edition 2021 And typically they have something to cover the top Okay, so those hits are all covered right there So these are the oversized and these are all the one-of-ones on top right here So you have four one-of-ones and two oversized cards here Back I'm gonna take this tray out and put it in front It's still in camera and everything's there There's that filler Here's the 40-card autograph set. So they come right over here. I Don't remember Rex. I don't remember So there's one two three four five six Invitation seven There's that and there's that So there are two hits here as well So we'll do this We'll do this 40 count set. So I'm coming up with 49 right six seven eight nine plus 40 Maybe Love to see I'm coming up with 49 hits possibly Um, I don't know well They might be the same names, but remember There's two one-of-ones in each case a silver and a platinum and a red Is there 39 in the case you think it had a base auto a case sphero says Let's check this out real quick Every one of them is a gold frame Yeah, so there's only 39 in here Where's the front that's the back looks like that's a ridiculous name on the back First up is Roberto Alomar Three out of 20 every single one of these is gold frame And it has the year of their induction. So it says 2011 Hall of Fame So we're gonna keep those in order as we pull them and we're gonna enter them into the randomizer in that order Johnny Bench 10 out of 20 1989 Hall of Fame induction Wade Boggs 16 out of 20 2005 Hall of Fame induction Yeah, every card is a gold frame Rod Carew seven out of 20 Minnesota Twins edition Steve Carlton 15 out of 20 The Hawk Andre Dawson two out of 20 2010 Hall of Fame induction Expo's edition. I think it's Andre Dawson didn't go into the Hall of Fame as an Expo, right? Nobody has Brandon yeah personal breaks are over on our Instagram with Jason Dennis Eckersley four out of five That's cool. The green foil on this one matches the team color perfectly 2004 Hall of Fame induction Carlton Fisk nine out of 20 At Jasper's breaks on Instagram for any person who's Jason is still live over there Tom Glavin two out of five Ten Griffey, Jr. Five out of 20 now, I know what that card is on the back Vlad Guerrero 11 out of 20 for my angels Both to be prepared for it as well as to instill confidence in myself in my psyche in my spirit Ricky Henderson one of one there's the platinum platinum one of one Ricky Henderson. That's such a great photo of him, too And his signature so Chris Reggie Jackson three out of five Derek Jeter five out of five the captain That's not one of the duals Dan Randy Johnson one out of five There's guaranteed to be guaranteed to be a one-of-one and have his in here, too Are you really That's so crazy Chipper Jones one-of-one red Nice team color matching on that one. I think Chipper Jones has got to be one of my favorite non angels players Barry Larkin eight out of 20 and remember it did say that there can be more than just the two one-of-ones in here So we could end up with extra one-of-ones Greg Maddox six out of 20 And Juan Mara shawl 16 out of 20 1983 Hall of Fame induction Edgar Martinez four out of 20. I think that's the halfway point I To 20 that's 20 got Pedro 2015 Hall of Fame induction Pedro Martinez Paul Mauler one out of 20 Eddie Murray 18 out of 20 And Jim Palmer 14 out of 20 his autograph look sharp Tim Reigns 7 out of 20 Jim Rice 17 out of 20 Cal Ripken jr. One out of five Somewhere like 23 to 25,000 Matt I believe Brooks Robinson two out of five Ivan Rodriguez Yvonne 20 out of 20 Pudge Nolan Ryan 15 out of 20 There you go Rex Our first Nolan Ryan siding Ryan Sandberg eight out of 20 Mike Schmidt five out of 20 Yeah, something like that Ozzie Smith 16 out of 20 John Smoltz 17 out of 20 Exactly well like we will say Frank Thomas the big hurt 10 out of 20 Larry Walker four out of five 2020 Hall of Fame induction We got another one-of-one Carl Yastremski Like I said, there was a chance we could get more than one more than two one-of-ones in here So now that means we'll have ten one-of-ones in this case at least Plus the invite Robin yout 17 out of 20 If you guys didn't notice they're all alphabetical and then this last one here is a dual autograph. I Saw one of the names. I don't know who the other is And it's a one-of-one also Derek Jeter Ken Griffey jr. One-of-one dual auto. I saw the Griffey. I did not see the Jeter That's incredible Holy crap That's two of the most beautiful autographs on the same card together So when I went to figure out what What was the front in the back? I kind of moved the back paper. I only saw was Griffey Well, there's your encased cards Or not that's that's the just the regular cards So I believe these two in the case still are the Randy Johnson and the Nolan Ryan one-of-ones So I'm gonna go left first I'm gonna put them both under this cover just bring it on over to you here So those have those two and I'm gonna take this and I'm gonna bring it over to the table as well Throw that behind Before I bring the Nick cam over I want to take this x insert out So you can see nothing else in there There's the invite let's turn this around you can see the table with everything on it So here's the invitation we're gonna throw that right here for now, so here are the Nolan Ryan and the Randy Johnson will go left first and it's Randy Johnson one-of-one. Is this the I think this is the Albert Pujols rookie year so 2000 2001 yeah, this is the chiro and Albert Pujols rookie year reproduction So Randy Johnson one-of-one autograph From 2001 I got to talk to make and see what he wants to do with it Matt Sometimes they do in-store giveaways and stuff like that for them and the Nolan Ryan is 1967 it's not no No, sir Now let's get to these ones So we'll go left to right Then to the back Honest Wagner one-of-one sketch card in a wood frame with James Fiorentino's autograph on the back Greg Maddox one-of-one top certified autograph issue Hall of Fame icons autographed card Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter dual autograph six out of 15 So I'm thinking this is the additional dual right I'm guessing this is part of that group. Let's see and here's the super fractor and it's Rod Carew That's the 1956 Hall of Fame reproduction Rod Carew, that's so nice. Okay Let's go left side first No, that's the cut that's the cut. Let's leave. Let's say that These are also in gold frames Tim Reigns That design is so cool. That's a 1989 reproduction oversized One-of-one And the cut autograph Is Kirby Puckett Talking about the metrodome world series cut auto one-of-one Kirby Puckett That's pretty cool. I don't know what this document is. It's cut You can see it's got a picture of the metrodome on there. It's got the world series It talks about the world series right there as well stamped from October 17th 1987 Oversized cut signature box topper Kirby Puckett. There you go guys So we're gonna pause the video. I'm gonna type in all the hits as we got them Run the randomizer. So we'll be back in a couple minutes See you guys shortly Okay, we're back. So Here's the full list of hits The Rod Carew, Greg Maddox, Hall of Fame icons The disrespect Nolan Ryan, Honus Wagner, Tim Reigns, Kirby Puckett, Randy Johnson, the VIP and then the Roberto Alomar Which was the first card out. Obviously you can see they're all alphabetical all the way down to the last duel Which was the Derek Jeter, Ken Griffey Jr. and then the In the tray the other duel was the Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter. So there you go That's all the hits Dice roll to randomize both lists and pair them up six and a three nine times Good luck. Nine times. Sorry. I already rolled it nine times I don't know why randomized they're rolled it again, but one two three four five six seven eight and Ninth and final time from PJ McNeely down to PJ McNeely And now nine times on the hits one two three Ninth and final time from the Griffey down to the Greg Maddox There you go nine times on the hits nine times on the names PJ McNeely with Griffey five out of 20 and the Jim Palmer 14 out of 20 Jason Fractor with the Johnny Bench 10 out of 20 PJ McNeely with the Ricky Henderson one-of-one Mark Stemmerman Randy Johnson one out of five will hash with the Larry Walker four out of five PJ McNeely with the Edgar Martinez four out of 20 Mark Stemmerman with the Greg Maddox one-of-one holofame icons super fractor Jeff Levitt with the Juan Marichal 16 out of 20 PJ McNeely Honest Wagner original sketch card one-of-one Will hash with the Eddie Murray Jonathan Liang with the Randy Johnson 2001 one-of-one Jason Fractor with the Kirby Puckett oversized holofame cut signature card. Congrats Jason Will Driggers with the Roberto Alomar PJ McNeely with the Derek Jeter five out of five Cory Parsons with the Brooke Robinson two out of five Hank Radecki with the Yvonne Rodriguez 20 out of 20 Will Driggers with the Cal Ripken one out of five and the John Smoltz 17 out of 20 Alex Volasacos with the Jim Rice 17 out of 20 PJ McNeely with the Vlad Guerrero 11 out of 20 Cory Parsons with the Nolan Ryan 15 out of 20 Ryan Golden with the Carl Yastremski one-of-one There you go. Uh, Ryan Robert Flores with the invite VIP invite Congrats Robert Jeff Henn with the Robin Yacht 17 out of 20 Josh Melton with the Frank Thomas 10 out of 20 PJ McNeely with the Ozzie Smith 16 out of 20 Josh Hoffman with the Tim Reigns oversized tops big frame autograph Cory Parsons with the Rod Carew 1956 tops baseball Super Fractor Otto Shannon Rex with the Ryan Sandberg PJ McNeely with the Nolan Ryan 16 1967 one-of-one Otto Jeff Henn with the Rod Carew seven out of 20 Will Driggers with the Tim Reigns seven out of 20 Jeff Henn with the Barry Larkin eight out of 20 will hash with the Pedro Martinez 13 out of 20 Ryan Gold with the Mike Schmidt five out of 20 and Cory Parsons with the Derek Jeter Ken Griffey Jr one-of-one on the spot he bought straight up PJ McNeely with the Steve Carlton 15 out of 20 Steve Birch with the Tom Glavin five two out of five Hank Radecki with the Mariano Rivera and Derek Jeter dual Otto six out of 15 PJ McNeely with the Wade Boggs 16 out of 20 Will Driggers with the Andre Dawson two out of 20 PJ McNeely with the Carlton Fisk nine out of 20 Ross Gimbal with the Derek uh Derek Dennis Eckersley four out of five and Chris Maxwell with the Chipper Jones one-of-one PJ McNeely with the Paul Molliter one out of 20 Cory Parsons with the Renny Jackson three out of five And PJ McNeely with the Greg Maddox six out of 20 And there you go guys Congratulations to all of you. Those are your hits Let's sort this by names for you guys So you can see Alex Salasako is there with the Jim Rice Chris Maxwell with the Chipper Jones one-of-one. Congrats Chris Cory Parsons, you got yourself that Brooks Robinson two out of five Nolan Ryan 15 out of 20 and the Derek Jeter Ken Griffey Jr one-of-one Plus the Rod Carew Super Fractor and the Reggie Jackson three out of five Hank Radecki Yvonne Rodriguez 20 out of 20 and the Mariano Rivera Derek Jeter dual Congrats Jason Frachter. You got yourself the Johnny Bench 10 out of 20 in the Kirby Puckett oversized cut auto Jeff Hen with the Barry Larkin eight out of 20 Robin Yant 17 out of 20 the Rod Carew seven out of 20 Jeff Levitt with the Juan Marachal 16 out of 20 Jonathan Leang with the Randy Johnson one-of-one Josh Melton with the Frank Thomas 10 out of 20 Josh Hoffman Tim Reigns oversize 1989 tops big framed autograph one-of-one Mark Stemmerman with the Randy Johnson one out of five and the Greg Maddox one-of-one Super Fractor PJ You got a bunch Griffey five out of 20 Jim Palmer 14 out of 20 Ricky Henderson one-of-one Edgar Martinez four out of 20 Derek Jeter five out of five Augie Smith 16 out of 20 Nolan Ryan one-of-one Carleton Fisk nine out of 20 Paul Molliter one out of 20 Greg Maddox six out of 20 Vlad Guerrero 11 out of 20 Steve Carleton 15 out of 20 Jonas Wagner sketch and the Wade Boggs 16 out of 20 Robert Flores with the VIP invitation one spot hits the VIP Ross Gimbal Dennis Actress Lee four out of five Ryan Golden Carl Yastremski one out of one and the Mike Schmidt five out of 20 Rex Cubbies Ryan Sandberg eight out of 20 Steve Birch with the Tom Glavin two out of five Will Driggers Roberto Alomar three out of 20 Andre Dawson two out of 20 John Smoltz 17 out of 20 Ripken one out of five and the Tim Reigns seven out of 20 Will Hash with the Larry Walker four out of five last spot mojo Eddie Murray 18 out of 20 and the Pedro Martinez 13 out of 20 and there you go guys. That's the break. Congratulations to all. Thanks for giving us a chance to do that for you That was 2021 tops transcendent collection Hall of Fame edition baseball hobby case break random hit number one from jaspyscasebreaks.com I'm Sean jaspyscasebreaks.com. Thanks for hanging out. We'll see you next time


Hello there. This is Jimmy Powers coming your way with another story from The Tumult and the Shouting. Hi, this is Jimmy Powers coming your way transcribed. I've covered many events when it comes to sports. However, I don't go back nearly as far as Grant Rice as he recalls some of the first of the early day Negro football players and fighters, too. So with a sharp salute to the evergreen spirit of Granny, I take up the Grant Rice story as he wrote it in his autobiography, The Tumult and the Shouting, and read from his narrative in First Person. It is seldom remembered today, but actually two Negroes played in the big leagues back in 1884 when I was but four years old. They were brothers and their names were Weldy Walker and Moses Fleetwood Walker, an outfielder and a catcher, respectively. Both signed with Toledo of the American Association, then a major league. As president of the Brooklyn Dodgers during World War II, Branch Ricky sent his scouts to survey the field of Negro baseball talent. The reports were good, in some cases glowing, and the glowiest reports of all centered about a next all-American rated half-back from UCLA named Jackie Robinson. Branch signed Robinson in 1946 to a Montreal contract where Robbie burned up the International League at bat, on the base paths, and around second base where he immediately was acclaimed a defensive star. Robbie's promotion to the majors was earned in one short season, and in 1947, rookie Robinson led the Dodgers to a pennant. Following Ricky's lead in Brooklyn, Cleveland was quick to follow in the American League. Outfielder Larry Dobie was the boy, and what a ball player he's been. Then in 1948, the Indians signed that ageless peer of the Negro leagues, Satchel Page, a pitching phenomenon. And Satchel played an important role in helping the Indians clinch a pennant and world championship in 1948. Boxing, of course, has long held its share of fine Negro fighters. Such early terrors as Joe Gans, Jack Johnson, the original Joe Walcott, the Barbados demon, George Dixon, and others stamped their trademark on the manly art of Mayhem. However, a modern youngster from the sprawling streets of Detroit did more to advance his people in a decade of ring fighting than any of the others. I mean Joe Lewis. In the first place, Lewis was a great heavyweight. He was completely honest, and a game where honesty is not the watchword. I value Lewis as a friend. What I admired most about him, however, was Joe himself, not his fighting equipment. Sportsmanship should be the very mortar of an athlete, but never an entity in itself or conscious display. Nobody better exemplified this quality than Joe. During the 1940s and for a time following the war, Lewis and I often sat together at ringside. We rarely talked fights. Golf was the subject. Who were the main leaders that paved the big advance? Joe Lewis, Jesse Owens, Ray and Jackie Robinson, Larry Dolby, Roy Campanella, Willie Mays, Monty Irwin, Luke Easter, and many others scattered over the map. Certainly the leaders were Lewis, Owens, Jackie and Ray Robinson, and Campanella. And in his own ageless, effortless manner, who is to say that Satchel Page, had he been given access to the major leagues 20 years ago, wouldn't have stood all the record books on their heads, including the one that Methuselah cherishes. Who in my book is the all-time tops of the Negro athletes? For the sport he chose, and for the way he mastered it, Jesse Owens. Joe Lewis may have been a bit of a sucker for a right hand, but there was no visible chink in Owens' track armor. I've been looking at track and field stars since my days at Vanderbilt before 1900. I've covered AAU championships, pen relays, and various other championships, including three Olympic games in 1924 at Paris, at Los Angeles in 1932, and at Berlin in 1936. Of these select world athletes, no one made the impression on me that Jesse Owens did. During that first week of August 1936, the Berlin weather was cold and rainy, hardly the weather that Owens would have chosen, for Negroes generally functioned best in intense heat. The answer was inside Owens himself. In four straight days, he made 14 consecutive appearances, running four heats each in the 100 and 200 meters, and jumping six times. He broke Olympic records a total of nine times, and equaled them twice. In the 100 meters, he ran 10 and 3 tenths, 10 and 4 tenths, and 10 and 3 tenths against a world record mark of 10 and 3 tenths. In the 200 meter final, he returned 21 and 1 tenth twice, 21 three tenths, and 21 two tenths. He bettered Olympic records in all five of his measured leaps. The world, including Adolf Hitler, was willing to concede that he had never seen a sprinter jumper like Jesse Owens. In the qualifying trials, Owens, failing to get off properly, had twice fouled. With his third and final chance to qualify coming up, I watched Jesse from the press box with a pair of powerful glasses. I was searching for some telltale sign of emotion. Calmly, he walked the sprint path into the takeoff board, then retraced his steps. Studying the situation a moment, the American athlete, Antelope, down that runway and took off at least a foot behind the required mark, but qualified. In the final of the broad jump competition, a German jumper was leading the pack at a mark approaching 26 feet, a mark incidentally that no white man has yet surpassed. Owens or no Owens, the Reich was doing all right. Hitler, watching from the royal box, was preening his tail feathers. Poised for his next attempt, Owens shot down the runway. As he hurled himself through space, the Negro collegian seemed to be jumping clear out of Germany. The American cheering started while Jesse was airborne. Hitler must have had his answer right then, for he started leaving his box immediately and was not around for the presentation of the Laurel to the American, who had just jumped 26 feet, five and five sixteenth inches for another Olympic mark that still stands. When I encountered Owens after that jump back at his quarters, he was the same modest person he had always been. He seemed to consider it all in a day's work. He had no feeling whatever about what Hitler had or had not done. I hadn't even thought about it, he said.  After all, he's been there most of the day. Anyway, he did wave in my direction as he left the field, and I sort of felt he was waving at me. I didn't bother about it one way or another. The story of Owens isn't all told in his vivid Olympics showing. At Ferryfield and Harbor, Michigan, home of the Wolverines, on a warm spring day in 1935, Jesse Owens had proved his greatness. In a little more than an hour, he had demonstrated his speed as a footrunner and jumper and his uncanny stamina. The young buck eye opened that particular western conference meet by winning the 100-yard dash in 9 and 4 tenths, tying the world record set by Frank Wyckoff in 1930. Just three minutes later, he won the 220-yard dash in 20 and 3 tenths, 3 tenths of a second off Roland Locke's 1926 mark. He then ran the 220-yard low hurdles in 22 and 6 tenths, 4 tenths of a second off C.R. Brookings and Norman Paul's mark of 23 flat. Here, then, were three competitive trials with two world records smashed and a third equaled. Then Owens came to the broad jump, the first American to have beaten 26 feet on this afternoon. He raced the runway knowing his hot form would be vital in shooting for a new mark. Exploding from the takeoff board, he soared 26 feet eight and a quarter inches. All in all, he was rather a handy bloke to have around a year later at Berlin. Watching Jesse run and jump that day at Berlin, I began wondering if there was a set of limitations to any human speed. Charlie Paddock labeled the fastest human thought there was. We had a track meet coming up on the coast, he told me one day, and I determined to use this as a final test of my speed. I started working for this one sprint weeks ahead, and I concentrated all my thinking towards it. The day finally arrived and every detail was perfect for the test. I was in top shape, the track was very fast, and the day was warm and windless. At the starter's gun, I was away perfectly. By the time I had reached the 80-yard mark, I could see 9 seconds flat. I was running at that rate, I knew. Then the muscles in the calves of both legs began to strain and quiver, and I have big, strong calves. In a flash, I knew I was going to be crippled. I had to ease up, which I did. I still ran that 100 in 9 and 6 tenths after easing up the last 20 yards. I never tried to run 109 flat again. I knew my legs wouldn't stand the pace. Will anyone ever run 100 yards in 9 seconds? I doubt it, if Jesse Owens couldn't. He had great power in his legs, he had blinding speed, and his style was flawless with no sign of extra effort. Jesse was as smooth as the west wind, yet no one can tell me when some athlete who is also one of nature's freaks will come along to run the 4-minute mile, or the 100 yards in 9 seconds, or pole vault, 17 feet. I've yet to hear of a great Negro polevalder, but since 1930, the greatest sprinters and jumpers have been Negroes, all but invincible at distances from 60 to 300 yards, and in the high and broad jumping pits, such running gazelles as Johnny Woodruff have walloped all comers up to the half mile. Now, Mal Whitfield, a great Olympic middle distance star, has set his sights on the mile. Well, that's it for today. Now, this is Jimmy Powers transcribed saying, so long until next time.


colleagues, good afternoon also from my side. It is a great honour to be with you at the opening of this panel here. UNUEHS, the Institute for Environment and Human Security, is not a law institute. The way we come to our project is with mandates to investigate the linkage between the climate stressors on the global side and the way people adapt on the community level and on the household level by their decision to establish this linkage. With respect to risk management measures, with respect to mitigation and so on. I think we have, during the last years, recently, together with care in large series of case studies and also with CDKN, globally distributed case studies, been able to kind of glue together different narratives into a kind of a common view to look at these processes. We have also been able to supply important information to inform policy processes with UNFCCC, the Cancun Adaptation Framework, the current discourse on loss and damage. The details of the stories in the different parts of the world, the different circumstances, are of course different. But there are a few important common stories which I think are very, very important to recognise. First of all, we mostly start from the question, what does climate do? When you go to local situations, you almost invariably see that while climate is an important stress, it's many other further push and pull factor that have to be taken into account. So this is a very important thing we should always have in mind. The second thing which we see, and I come to an end already, although we did not do detailed investigations yet, but you see it again and again that the legal situation, the legal frameworks people are finding themselves in are just explicitly or implicitly taking a large share in the influences and the way they take the decision. And I think it is important to note it is not just the push factors, the aspects of protection that are very important, but also the pull factors, the assets people have and the way the people have access to these different economic assets which are a very important part and I think deserve to have a close inspection in future. And I'm extremely happy that we are able to gather with the Marie Robinson Foundation to do hopefully a very important step in this direction. So I wish us all a very fruitful afternoon and hopefully also not just important, but also enjoyable discussion this afternoon. Thank you very much for attending this meeting.


The city of Detroit in 2016 had 90,000 vacant lots. These vacant lots were filled with all different types of weeds. But here at Detroit High, we believe weeds are the bee's knees. What makes small business owners so special and inspiring, they really take an idea and they manifest it into a physical product and service. And I think that there's something so special and inspiring about that. My name is Nega Julia. I'm a writer, photographer, creator and Detroit local. In this series, I'll be taking you around the city and introducing you to the small business owners and entrepreneurs that help power it. This is Icons of Detroit. You know, many people didn't know what to do with vacant lots. A lot of people were giving up their hands. They wanted to do something, but they didn't have a budget to tend to these properties. So we began to jot down some ideas, but we knew that these ideas had to be radical. They had to be game-changing. They had to be breakthrough ideas. But in actuality, Nicole and I would go back to our day-to-day jobs until I got sick around December of 2016. I tried almost everything to get rid of it. Unfortunately, I was still suffering with this carbon cold that I didn't know what to do. I came across the power of local real honey. And over time, within the three weeks, my coffee went away. Surprised by the benefit of it, I began to read and learn more about local real honey. We would have to drive two and a half hours or more to get a local source of honey from an actual beekeeper. And so, you know, we have so many vacant lots. We are already thinking about the ideas. Why don't we just transform that vacant lot into a bee farm? And boom, that's where the idea of Detroit Hives came from. We have tours and people can come in or different schools can come in. And it's just a family spot where everybody can get to learn something new. We are a 501c3 nonprofit, whereby we work to create sustainable communities and bee populations by transforming or reimagining vacant landscape and the educational bee farms. And whatever happens at Detroit Hives, it leaves Detroit Hives. People are sharing what happened at this outdoor learning space. They're sharing their experiences about going inside a hive, overcoming their fears and most importantly, learning about the importance of bee conservation. I've always been a type of person who likes off-bee people, like people who don't go running towards the status quo, who stand 10 toes down in who they are and what they believe. And everything about it is just pure. So we took two beekeeping courses. We became certified beekeepers. So from there, we bought our first two bee hives. We became bee parents. We've been able to successfully expand and manage over 45 bee hives from there. Within a honey bee hive, everybody plays their part for the greater good at that hive. And not only is a job designated for each bee, the older bees actually show the younger bees their jobs and what they can do to contribute back to that colony. We're passing on this information that has been long lost, especially within the black community. You can educate youth or students of people of color that they can explore different career paths and environmental sustainability options. They don't always have to be what they've been exposed to. We're out here checking on our girls, getting our hives prepared for the wintertime. The vacant lot that we picked on East Warren was a dumping site, so we said this is going to be our East Warren apiary. We saw this as an opportunity that we can focus on changing the narrative on what people think about the city of Detroit, but also what people think about people of color in our communities. In fact, we were instrumental in working with the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy to pass a resolution to recognize the city of Detroit as an official bee city. That means that we now support the 450 native bees that reside right here in Michigan. We co-founded National Urban Beekeeping Day to highlight our urban beekeepers within the city of Detroit, but nationwide and also internationally. I guess you could say we put Detroit on the map. We use our honey to partner with local businesses to create hair products, lip moisturizers, even dog treats. We also sell our honey online. We have our sweatshirts, we have the t-shirts, and we have the honey. Now mind you, honey is definitely a byproduct of what we do. We're not really so focused on the honey. We're focused on the education and conservation. So we do use honey as a means to create community development opportunities to work with local businesses to drive economic mobility. We're really for the conservation of pollinators and we only take the asset supply. Yep, so we make sure to be really 60 to 80 pounds of honey in each hive so they can survive over the wintertime. Do what you love. Only do what you love. And there you will find a reason to right a wrong. You will find your why. You will stay motivated on those days where you want to quit or give up. So if you do what you love, people will see it and you begin to attract that. Do what you love.


Hello, nice to see you again. Let's look at another option of the COCA search window. Next to the list function, we find the chart function, which displays the distribution of a search term in the different sections of the COCA. As a quick reminder, the COCA is compiled from texts from eight different genres in five-year blocks. Let's now look at our search term on the other hand again. We know it occurs quite frequently in the COCA, but we don't know if it is used equally frequently in all genres. To find out, let's apply the chart function. Instead of in a list, the results are now shown in the form of a table and a bar chart. At first glance, we can see that the search phrase is used most frequently in academic texts and least frequently in TV and movies. Also, in contrast to the list search, both absolute and normalized frequencies are displayed. This is necessary for accurate comparability, since the sections do not have exactly the same size. Another difference to the list search is that only the overall frequency of the search term is displayed. Not every single token. To demonstrate that, go back to the search section and type in on the asterisk hand. As a result, you can see the distribution of all phrases in each section. But you do not see what the asterisk stands for. By the way, just as in the list search, you can look at the context by clicking on the bars. Finally, here is a summary of the differences and similarities of the two search functions, list and chart. Well, so much for the chart function. And please, don't forget to practice. See you again soon.


Hello, welcome to the channel PhillyBetsu here and this video we're gonna be looking at what happens when you take a ditto and you fight a Dynamax Pokemon or a Gigantamax Pokemon and what happens with that imposter ditto and I mean, I don't know. I'm gonna try it out right now Let's let's let's let's get into it So I found someone in my discord server who has an imposter ditto because for this scenario We need imposter ditto because I want to see ditto transform immediately into the Pokemon that we're gonna fight So shout out to Gabriel in the discord for hooking me up with this ditto for this video So I get the ditto and the first thing to do is I just head over to a random raid den I throw in a wishing piece and I take it all about myself because you know it's just a random battle not a big deal So we get to this first fight and it's gonna be against Unfez it not really anything crazy challenging But it is a Dynamax Pokemon So I throw a ditto with the imposter ability and because of its ability imposter its first thing It's gonna do is transform into that Pokemon now I obviously I wanted to first test out if it would you know Dynamax without Dynamax But obviously that's not the case turns it to the Pokemon and then I go ahead and Dynamax and just like that my ditto Then becomes its own Unfez it and then I destroy Unfez it and I happen to catch Unfez it but that wasn't good enough for me So I was looking for a G max battle and luckily I was able to find an online raid that I was able to join and it had a G max Corviknight fight so I thought you know what this might be a good idea Let's take ditto and go into the G max Corviknight fight now since this wasn't my initial fight I couldn't Dynamax right away or Giganta max or do the whole Giganta max thing So I had I had to get lucky and wait to see if I could Dynamax because I had no communication with the people I was playing with but luckily we're able to do something in this fight So we go through the first couple turns ditto obviously turns into the Corviknight as you can see over here And then I said you know what what happens if we Dynamax is it gonna become the Giganta max version or not so here we go we go ahead. I finally get my turn. I go hit Giganta max I mean Dynamax and then it becomes big but unfortunately imposter ditto does not mimic Giganta max Pokemon Which is very sad, but the good thing is at least we get some of its moves that it has which which is cool You cannot trust you cannot transform with imposter ditto and Giganta max is pretty much The point of this video, and I just wanted to do it and show you the test myself So you guys don't have to go through the test But you Dynamax seems pretty cool and ditto could be pretty meta if you use it in the right scenario I don't know you like this video hit like button, and I will see you guys in the next video This is Philly B2, and I'm out


All right van life. Is it based or cringe? Mobile life living in a car. Is that stupid? Let's talk about that So I don't have an email that I printed out that I'm responding to in this video But this is a question I get pretty often so I figure I might as well knock them all out of the park in this one A lot of people ask me well, you know if I want to live Self-sufficiently or at least you know no one's perfectly self-sufficient But if I want to move more in that direction is it a good idea to live in my car in a camper and You know some kind of mobile thing All right I get that kind of question a lot and I will tell you when I was a kid Okay, when I was like a teenager or whatever. I was always thinking my mindset has always been how can I live? Using the least amount of money. Okay, I mean that's always been like a lot of people like let me make a lot of money I've always been like how can I live in as little as possible? That's been my mindset, right? So I often thought about hey, could I live in my car? Could I like not buy land? Could I not buy a house? Could I get by with that just living in a car? Or station wagon or something like that something with a little bit more room. Okay Now and a lot of Millennials Millennials love this. They're like, oh dude.  Oh, this is so awesome. Um, but the thing is I think it's mostly kind of a If you live like that at all, it's going to be a very brief phase I'll just tell you that and it'll end up being a phase much more expensive than you think Now if you want to live a more or less self-sufficient lifestyle, it's impossible to do it on the road It's impossible to do it in any kind of van or anything like that Like you can't have a normal life. You can't have you know a set place that you live If you're doing that already you might as well just you know build a house that's cheap or something like that The way I think of it is like when you are living Mobilely when you're living in a car or a van or something like that a single car accident Could you lose you everything you have right even even a minor fender bender? That can signs you to the side of the road for a couple days that could be a setback enough But especially if your car is stolen or your car is damaged, you know or like vandalized or something like that or you know Someone T bones you or something like that everything you have is just immediately gone, okay? That's one of the big problems That I think a lot of people don't think about because maybe they've never been in a wreck or they don't look at that as a possibility That that's problem number one like you even if you're minimizing your expenditures You are in a position where it's much easier to lose much much more, okay? Thing number two is one of the things you have to have when you're living a normal life is you you need a lot of space Okay, not just general space to like walk around or do stuff But you like you need places to store tools To store things that you're not using every day or every week or maybe every month or maybe even every year You want space, okay, and you might not need a lot of space You might be able to live a very full life on a quarter of an acre or maybe even less maybe an eighth of an acre something like that But you are going to need some space to store stuff. You're gonna want to have a shed You're gonna want to have something to you know put the things you're not using in and if you have some kind of mobile living Everything you had like everything you own and I've known people who live Mobility, but the thing is everything they have has to be some kind of mobile equivalent And they can never have the best stuff if you want to do something basic with basic tools It's just not gonna happen That's not the kind of thing if you're just contemplating this lifestyle You're not really thinking about it that often, but that is gonna be a big problem like you there There's a huge swath of things you're not gonna be able to do because you can't have a place You don't have a tool shed or there are so many things That needs so you know if you want to solve or something that needs a lot of power. That's sort of hard to you know I mean everything becomes more difficult, right if you're legitimately trying to live, you know From you know remotely especially if you're living out of a car now campers will often have a little bit more room But still nowhere near enough You know what you need and that also means you won't be able to do stuff like you know growing stuff or holding animals I don't hold animals although. I probably should you know have enough land for it But um, you know, they're just all these kind of things that you can't do that you should be able to do, okay? And last but not least like this might sound like a superficial thing And I'm all for people being I don't eccentric or something like that, but realistically speaking Van life is weird Like people make it look good on YouTube when they're like oh, man Here's me and my wife and we have van life and we're going well we're traveling the country Wow, that sounds like very exotic, but in real life like okay for even if you have this actually applies to like tiny houses too Which you know, I fully recommend Tiny houses are kind of a meme as well You should if you want a small house get a small house Don't get like one of these tiny houses where everything is like oh, let me do it in 40 by 40 and like you know It's not actually bolted to the ground don't do that stuff And the reason I say this and you know of campers is like it's hard to have normal friends It's hard to have like What are you gonna do have someone over in your camper?  It's so creative and blah blah blah The thing is when you have someone over the whole spiel will be you showing them your house That is actually very uncomfortable to like live and visit in And stuff like that now the only exception would be if you have your house on some You know large plot of land where you can do stuff outside But at that point you might as well just have you know a slightly bigger house or you know in the case of a camper like I mean if you're moving around from place to place It's sort of weird to just have people at the camping lot you're staying at so I think um, you know Although like I understand the principles of people who want to live this kind of lifestyle And I did when I was a kid when you really think it through and you really like experiment with it And there was a period, you know, I was never like homeless But you know there were times where I was visiting a town and I'd be like I'll just stay in my car And I'll see how that goes and it's always like it's always more expensive than you think Especially if you want to park legally you have to you know Either you have to pay or you have to go to you know some certain place and like you're just It's just kind of a pain like there are gonna be a lot of costs You don't realize and of course you're paying for gas massive amounts of gas because you're dragging around Everything you own in your camper or whatever You can say oh, I'll just you know unhook it or I'll have another car or something And there are just so many things to think through So I think a lot of people they see people on YouTube living camping kind of a camping life or like even tiny homes as I mentioned like I think they're kind of um I think people I mean tiny homes are less bad because you can have like space and stuff and you can do a lot of Kind of normal stuff.  That's why I think You know that your priority should really be having land a good amount of land Maybe a couple acres, but like you could definitely survive on less than one acre so long as it's you know You've got some breathing room and if you're short on cash if you're like a young kid I mean even college age and I'm talking really short on cash like you don't have anything Contemplate going in with it go going in with your friends to buying land or something like that that you can all use or buying an old house Living in there just to save money and stuff like that. That would be my actual recommendation And I will tell you you know once you're an adult and we were more financially independent and stuff like that You will start thinking about well I could probably I could probably own multiple properties and you know If you're willing to wait and willing to look for good deals You know then things become a lot easier and so your priority now if you're young should be Let me put myself in a position where I'm not I don't have to spend that much and I have a pretty stable place where you know I have a little bit of breathing room if I'm gonna work on something, but you know, that's about it But I will say just as one extra addendum. I have known a couple guys. I've never done this I have not known a couple guys who have been voluntarily homeless In the sense that like they're working in a job in another city and you know, they don't have a wife or anything So they're like, okay. I you know, I'm working 10 hours a day. I am just gonna live in my car You know and do something like that And if you're if you if you feel open to that as long as you're not you know shackled like a wagery to that job Forever, you're just doing it because I can make a lot of money here and then a couple months I'll do something else that is an option, but that is not something obviously you want to live in Or make a habit But anyway, so that's my feelings about remote, you know, mobile living It is sort of a meme but and don't have that as a goal. Okay, that's all I'm saying. All right, that's it