Hello everyone. Welcome to our pre-owned vehicles of the week. I'm Gabrielle and today I'm here at Oxmer Toyota. You guys, I have three vehicles I am excited to talk a little bit about. All three of these are going to be certified, but there's going to be two different certifications. This first one I'm going to go over some details on. It is Silver certified. It's actually really new for us. With that certification, you're going to have one year 12,000 mile limited powertrain warranty. The other two are going to be our normal certification, so it's the seven year 100,000 limited powertrain. So let's go ahead and talk a little bit about this one first. Our first vehicle, the 2019 Toyota Land Cruiser Base. The exterior color is in blizzard pearl. We are going to have alloy wheels. This is going to have navigation system, 14 speakers. We're going to have a power sunroof. There's going to be JBL audio with navigation and there'll be a backup camera. Now the interior is in a tarot leather. The mileage is $95,013. The price is $61,995. Our second vehicle is a 2020 Toyota 4Runner SR5 Premium. The exterior color is in a red. This is going to be four wheel drive. We're going to have alloy wheels. There's navigation. We're going to have a sunroof. There's going to be eight speakers and a backup camera. That interior is in a beige. The mileage is $37,266 and the price is $40,000. And our last vehicle, we have a 2022 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid Limited. The exterior color is in a white. This vehicle has the alloy wheels. We are going to have blind spot monitoring, blue tooth. This is all wheel drive. We're going to have a clean car fax. There's a backup camera and we're going to have 11 speakers. That interior is in a ash. The mileage is $12,768 and the price is $44,995. Now if you all have any questions, feel free to let us know. All of our contact info is listed right here. Thanks for watching you all and I'll see you soon. Bye.


Thank you very much Mike and thank you Carl and John Podesta and the team of Center for American Progress for having us here today. It's so exciting for me to be in this room because it's so many friends and heroes and new acquaintances kind of all in one place and you know I'm deeply nerdy about this stuff but it's cool to be in a room where other people are too and I really love to see like the innovations of like a gub pulse or a fed thread or organlaws.org or even public resource there's a lot of people who are innovating at the kind of end result but it's also really cool to see the government innovating too you know you see like Ray or Mike or Beth Novak people who are really concerned about getting it right from the government's perspective and that's a really exciting development for my perspective. What I feel like is happening right now is they're kind of converging on each other but they're not quite connecting and I thought maybe from that perspective it might be a good idea to take just one step back and think about what law.gov might do to connect innovators on both sides of the spectrum. I was very pleased to be a part of the first law.gov workshop at Stanford where somebody asked the difficult question is law.gov trying to put Westlaw and Lexis out of business. This was right in the middle of the health care debate and it had a little bit of the flavor of is this socialism? Will there be law.gov death panels? And I suggested at the time that no this is not something that's striving to put Westlaw or Lexis or Fastcase or Justia out of business it's public infrastructure. It's like the interstate highway system and after that meeting I actually read a little bit about the interstate highway system and as the law.gov workshops progressed over the last few months it's really fascinating to me the way in which those two stories kind of converged. You know the interstate highway system in the US has its origins in World War One. It was the first war where moving stuff by cars over roads was a big part of the war effort and after World War One when the troops came back the secretary of the army said hey you know what we might need to move troops in the US it's important for our common defense to make sure that our roads are ready for it so much like our inventory of legal materials the army said in 1919 we're going to take an inventory of our public infrastructure we're going to find out what it takes to move a convoy of military trucks from a spot not far from here at the ellipse across the country over public roads to San Francisco. Chronically this was a young lieutenant colonel named Dwight Eisenhower. The trip covered an unprecedented 3,251 miles it took 62 days the average speed of the convoy was six miles an hour it lost nine out of 54 vehicles most of these vehicles were being lost in washouts they were getting lost in quicksand or falling into mud it wasn't anything like the kind of modern system of roads and it wasn't that long ago there were 230 separate traffic accidents and mostly it was because the roads well couldn't support the infrastructure so this was the first real survey of the readiness of our infrastructure of our roads and it reminds me quite a bit of Erica Wayne's effort to take an inventory of legal materials what does the infrastructure of our public laws look like today in World War Two Eisenhower drew the short straw and he had bad road duty again two things he had to do one he had to build a supply chain across North Africa from Casablanca to Tunis obviously there were no roads it was deserts it was mountains some parts of his supply chain were supplied by goats so this is a guy who feels the imperative of good infrastructure then after D-Day he was a part of the race to Berlin and he had to go from basically the beaches in Normandy through these terrible head roads with trucks tanks equipment water food gasoline and so he trudged slowly in this terrible race for time across France until he got to the German Autobahn which at the time was this beautiful six lane highway it was the most gorgeous example of public infrastructure that he'd seen obviously terrible but in the same way he realized the military significance of it and once they hit the Autobahn they were straight into Berlin when he saw that he said I've got to have one of these so when Eisenhower became president one of the first one of the most important things he did was to spend 25 billion dollars in 1956 in the federal aid highway act which would establish the first interstate highway system there have been attempts before 1938 1944 but without any funding there were really just blueprints there were a good idea with a dedicated funding source we were on our way to our first real infrastructure I think it's important to realize also that in 1956 we had a very good railroad system if you were a business and you needed to move 18 tons of grain from Chicago to St. Louis you'd had a really good system to do that unfortunately for the you know for the railroads which are the Microsofts or the Apple computers of that age you know they were really only affordable to the biggest of American businesses if you needed to move 18 bushels of apples from Seattle to Salt Lake City you probably couldn't use a railroad to do it and if you needed to move trucks and materials from Washington to San Francisco the railroad just wasn't going to be your way did Eisenhower want to eradicate the railroads no way he just said roads are going to be important for our infrastructure and this interstate highway system is going to do all sorts of things to create commerce to move cargo to help us move materials it wasn't nationalizing the railroads it was building new public infrastructure and what did this do first of all it built new markets for the railroads I mean suddenly things that you move by rail had all kinds of retail outlets that they never had before so it was kind of market creating and market enhancing for railroads second of all for shipping companies it created the opportunity for the first time to have a shipping company of national scale and third of all it allowed all kinds of entrepreneurs to create new businesses around the interstate highway system so I sort of think of my company Fast Case as like the UPS of 1956 UPS started in 1907 it was a little shipping company a chipped stuff by truck up and down the west coast it was the establishment of the interstate highway system that said now UPS could be a truly national industry creating markets where they want ones before not to try to get rid of the railroads not to try to drive anybody else out of business but to create new commerce where it didn't exist before so what lessons do we learn from the creation of the interstate highway system well today we have very efficient private railroads for moving legal information they're expensive and they're often worth every penny they're fantastic we also have a system of state roads for information they're maintained by state government organizations they don't exist with very good standards they don't interoperate very well but they're there some of the infrastructure is already built and believe me we spend a fortune every year kind of navigating these state roads so I can tell you what Erica tells you they're they're in some pretty bad disrepair and they have a big need for infrastructure there are very few new challenges in law.gov we see these throughout our history the interstate highway system the creation of the internet putting the sec data online in the past so a lot of these problems we've seen before recognizing there's a problem to be solved patchwork state and federal systems that don't interoperate the difficulty of establishing meaningful standards between the government states individuals and then finally the challenge is a funding which you see up and down organizations like this both for nonprofits for the government itself and for entrepreneurs second the thing we've learned is that creation of a new public infrastructure doesn't necessarily have to compete with private industry it can create new markets for incumbents and create great opportunities for entrepreneurs third vision is really important but nothing important happens until a sustainable dedicated source of funding is identified these 1938-1944 bills had beautiful ambitions for what public roads would look like but until Eisenhower in 1956 put 25 billion dollars behind it you really couldn't build the roads and then finally I think we tend in hindsight to view these kind of events as inevitable I mean of course there was going to be an interstate highway system but I can assure you there was nothing inevitable about it it wasn't until a group of very smart very dedicated people I would postulate much like the group of people assembled in this room today decided that they were going to make it happen and really put their shoulder behind it that actually occurred Eisenhower I think put out a pretty good mission statement for law.gov when he signed the bill in 1956 he said our unity is a nation is sustained by free communication of thought and by easy transportation of people and goods the ceaseless flow of information throughout the republic is matched by individual and commercial movement over a vast system of interconnected highways crisscrossing the country together the uniting forces of our communication and transportation systems our dynamic elements in the very name we bear united states without them we would be a mere alliance of many separate parts thank you


10-year-old Jack sprints along the sidewalk in a hurry, his eyes darting back and forth in terror. He can feel the pounding of his heart everywhere, in his throat, his wrist, his chest, kaboom, ka-thump, kaboom, ka-thump. The darkness of night envelops all except for a few dim flickering spots of light on the ground, created by street lamps. He stops running to listen closely, trying to detect any give-away sounds, trying to hear whether the thing is still after him. Stopping, even momentarily, was a decision which could have killed him. But luckily for Jack, the sounds are gone, this time. Convinced he had finally outrun the thing, he starts to walk, but still panting hard and cautious. He realizes that there are walls on both sides of the street, he is actually walking down a wide alleyway. The silence is chilling, he knows he needs to be careful, there are so many nooks where the thing that was chasing him could unexpectedly spring out from. A twig snaps under his foot, he yells, breaking the silence. His heart starts to kaboom again after that temporary startle, but it soon relaxes. Crying in fear, he acknowledges that he is lost and vulnerable. Convinced continues to trudge on into the depths of the darkness and unknown, afraid to turn back. He doesn't want to bump into the thing he so fortunately shook off again. The branches of the trees are like long tenacious fingers, black threads against the dark blue sky. If he squints, they look like two hands clasped together. They outline the exit of the alleyway in an arch. Wait a minute, are the branches moving? It could easily be a trick of the light, or a product of his imagination. Tree branches can move, but the way they were twisting seemed like something out of a horror movie, like alien tentacles. Jack whimpers, more tears sliding down his cheeks.  The branches are growing, they're starting to close up the exit at the end of the alleyway. If Jack doesn't get out before they seal it up, he could be trapped in there forever. Trapped with the monster, he needs to get out in time. Jack bolts like a cheetah, jumping for the gap between the branches. More branches begin to pile beneath the arch. Oh god, if only he could run faster. He feels like he might just make it, he could possibly squeeze through the tiny space if he arrived there fast enough, he's getting closer and closer and closer. Just as he gets there, the gap is blocked out completely. The branches twist into each other, and more start to grow. The pounding in his wrist, throat, and chest begin to return again when he realizes the truth, he cannot escape. He stands completely still, panting for a few minutes, then he rummages around the branches and looks for openings in the walls. There are none. His heartbeat becomes a crescendo, the kabooms and cathode slowly rising in tempo and volume. He'd have to go back out in the other direction, he'd have to risk bumping into the thing again. That was his only option, or he'd have to starve to death. Perhaps it wouldn't smell him if he advanced quickly and quietly. He takes a few steps forward, pausing after each one. There is a noise behind him, a low humming noise, then he hears leaves crunching under footsteps and a light cackle. He turns around, but he is only greeted by darkness. He turns back.  It's the thing, and it has found him. The man is dressed in a long black gown tied at the waist. The gown sleeves are huge and open like loudspeakers when he lifts his arms. Jack looks up. The man has messy black hair which hangs low on his forehead and slightly beneath his neck. Large goggles are strapped to his head.  The beak is at least three feet long. This guy is the equivalent of a human scythe. Under the faint yellow lamp light, Jack can see that some thick liquid is dripping from the tip of his beak knife. He makes a mad dash away from the man, forgetting that the branches had blocked up the exit. The man walks closer towards him, and Jack tries to back away, screaming for help. He is only able to bunch himself up against the thick walls of branches. He prays that someone is awake and will hear his terrified shrieks, but his luck has run out. The man knocks him to the floor and he continues to scream. He feels the beak pierce his eye, and yells even louder this time in extreme pain, thriving and thrashing around. The bird man pecks out his eye and swallows it.  The bird man then tears out his chest and stomach, tugging away long strips of flesh and intestine. Jack has stopped screaming, but he is still twisting about on the ground from the pain. Then the bird man raises his beak for the final time and… FUD.   A fire blazes wildly beside them as they stare at their captor through metal bars. Okay, children, I think that's enough for story time today, chuckles the crooked old man.  He points at the empty cage sitting in the corner of the room.


Yesssss. Oh, it's gonna read it for me. Okay. What? Jesus Christ, that's a big shock! Whaaaaa! Eighth- Only 8,000- J? They've got to be stumped! Kill all the endangent species! Human- Oh, okay. Only 5,000 for that one. Only destroyed a little boat. Nah. Not to worry about. Heheheh. Jesus! What is that thing? But a place of DEATH! Hohoho! Them- Anyway guys, anyway, hold on, hold on. I forgot how to do this. Is it- Is it this one? Yeah, there we go. Let me just give all my credits. Cause I'm gonna need it. Welcome to the ocean hunter! Now it's made by the same people. Saga, I think it is. Who created the Lost World Arcade. If you haven't already seen that video on my channel. It is one of my childhood arcade cabinets. It was loads of fun. But when the Lost World was made, it was very kind of basic. They didn't spend too much time on it. However, this one- HOW- THIS ONE! They spent a lot of time. So- Oh, I can't wait. Baroksy. Baroksy. Kraken. Kraken. Kraken. Heheheh. So, we've got a widescreen. Even though, you know, what would be rendered outside wouldn't normally be rendered. But if a diver's being attacked, all we know is we're gonna kill a dangerous species. So that's good. Oh no, it's eating the divers. Okay. The first level that I know of has a secret boss. And I'm gonna try and get it. What? Heheheh. Here we go. Yesssss. Wait, where am I? Oh. Oh, there I am. Woooo! Only lost alive. Things bode well. So with the Lost World arcade cabinet, uh, you had to reload. You also didn't see your cursor unless you got the sniper ability. Oh, hold on, hold on. Yeah, there we go. So, these are like missiles, and they're not instant. Oh, here it is. If we- If we can do this- Wait. Yes. There we go. Oh, come on, come on, come on. Oh, no secret boss for us. Okay, I'll show you what the secret boss is. It's so underwhelming. Heheheh. But it's the only part- I think in this entire game, where you can, uh, like, fight a different boss. Where it's like a branching path. Um, and at the moment- Oh, yes, look at this. Yeah, just kill all the- So instead of raptors, we have sharks. There it is. You see that little iguana done? No iguana done. Heheheh, iguana. Like ocean iguana. That w- that's the boss.  Hehehehe. So this is the sucative where the Kraken lives. If we knew that- when we just drop bombs on it. Oh my god, barracuda! Woohoo! Barracuda! Hrrrrrrrrr. Da-dan, da-dan. Oh, oh hello. Ehehe. Oh my god! The dead man! Oh, look, Moabarak! Oh, hello. Eheheheheh. This seems very easy so far. And look, it's set to normal. Oooooh. Ho-ho-ho-ho-ho! Oh hohoho! Where is he? I heard him. I didn't know that Barack�� is maybe in种 there make.. OH! Okay, there you go. Hehehehe. I was just trying to know if it's playing five annoying to Freddy Hold on, hold on. Oh that snake's a bugger. Yeeeeeeeah, treasures, all the treasures.. I like not having to reload.. like click and right click Oh hello. Aw, no you're dead I mean I was gonna assume, something was gonna come out or there It's got a lovely home some things behind me. Well, why don't you turn around?  See sir pit Jesus Well, it just looks like a python How did you get down here more to the point? Oh, no, could I shot that? Go I've got a bit dizzy now. Oh, there's a barracuda. It's it's Like I was running I should Look a pirate Okay, so at the moment I've spent a quarter. I never saw this one in the UK Then again lost world was kind of at the end of when I was going to bowling alleys So maybe this preceded it. I don't know That's how you say crack can like Ken from Street Fighter Where would I shoot? I should the barrels, but she's technical I'm assuming I have to shoot the tentacle to stop it from like wapping me You ready ready? Oh Well, I don't think somebody you should stop telegraphing your move so easily Right in the eyeball. There you go. That's how you get him Is this really the crackin this this kind of just looks like a regular octopus.  Oh Oh He's got me Where am I dead? Oh? Oh, he's got points. He's got points to shoot I'm like I was not crushing me though He had all that time. Oh, we killed it. Oh, there we go The deed is done Now I can sell him on the black market for five dollars Oh, what's it love fire? Oh another lovely mystical beastie Stick with the other hunters. Okay. I don't know this thing could go in the water. Why'd you drop me in? Okay, whoa, have a headshot kill it Well, I can just buy this oh God are they these these guys just one shot right? Yeah, they are there a big show I like it. They definitely took inspiration from like real.  We're decimating the natural population of pacific great hammerheads or scalloped hammerheads. I don't know what they're called Or is there two there? Oh, sorry. No Shot the guy Hydra Hydra it's a more real Oh, it's another one I was gonna say each one each one had a had a chest Oh, let me get the gold. Thank you Don't you look pretty.  This is awesome. Oh, you're alive still. Okay. Very good one I haven't seen you in a while. Hi. Thank you for not shooting me or attacking me when I was attacking this guy Oh, look at land is this is actually a landless Be careful. This is the ruins where Leviathan is Again, why don't we just bomb it? Oh, we we live in steampunk era. We don't have bombs We have flying ships We don't fly over it then drop a bomb it really didn't seem like it was that you know deep No, help the hunter I'll help him. I'll help him. Ah, I've got him. I've got him There we go. Saved him. There we go. Oh Yes Oh What is that? Oh Oh Oh, it's stingray.  Kill it.  What is that? Oh, never mind Leviathan Gokorot on megalodon. It's a megalodon not a leviathan Okay, we're doing a two for one. Why me are we?  Oh, come on. I was shooting as quickly as I could Oh, no, he's got his little minions Not the minions I hate that movie Oh, there we go. My god, my fingers never clicked as hard and as fast as my entire life I got this man. I got this.  It's kind of ugly. He's gross Oh, ha ha I mean this is kind of working, right? Oh god, no, no, no, no, I knew it wasn't there.  Well, how did you lose it? I wouldn't have lost it. Oh, there he is Look at him. I mean his weakness aim for the throat. I mean, that's kind of what I be doing this whole time Oh, okay. Now. Oh, that's treasure. Hold on. Hold on. Let me get the treasure Oh, well, I want oh, I got the treasure.  There we go. Is he dead?  Excuse you Oh, wait, what do you say something about I don't know. We're deep down. Oh, do we have to stay on this? Gulp the fish. Oh no Oh other fish that I don't know the name of Oh, it's that it's that really rare fish. There's something bubble fish that that the one guy saw Oh, what's it called? Damn, I'll probably put it in if I edit this video. I will edit the video I just be like if I remember Yeah, that's the really rare fish that has never been since seen since that one guy saw it apparently Even then there was no footage of it at the time. So that's a really nice Easter egg They're supposed to be about six foot long And the goldfish we've definitely seen before I'm gonna get the pen stop dropping me. Oh, I'm doing it I think I got it Oh, it's the Greek um What's it called a mythical beast the cilia Oh, he's got is the wow you go bonny shades of green and purple Love it. Oh, it's all glistening. Hello. Thanks for coming in front of my gun My beautiful lens No, don't take take the shot That's what it said shoot the tentacle The tentacle monster Hello you I'm sorry. Am I supposed to shoot those things? Like the the little purply crystals that come up I don't know. Yeah those things Oh, no, I don't think so. I think that's just light. It's coming right for us Oh, what the frick was I supposed to do there? I just gonna take damage Oh, there we go I think we had to time it. Is he dead? Oh, I spun around like a like a killed boss from a video game Just didn't explode I was waiting for that like Oh It's so dark in here There's gotta be treasure on there. It's gotta be it's gotta be there it is Oh, I got one of them. There's a mimic Oh, there he is. Nope. Okay. We're good It automatically reloads. I like that like I mean if I just shoot one as well Whoa, I haven't done so bad. I think I've spent maybe like two dollars. What the frick? It's an old fish Shoot shoot shoot. Yeah, you don't say Oh, no, it's called a naga Okay Is that another mythical? I love it. This is great. Killing me endangered species one at a time Just aim at its head. You'll eventually get there. Is it over here?  Oh, I guess I die.  Ah another one. Oh come on. I thought I shot that guy Oh, I've done terribly this level. There's not been my level. Yep. Definitely hasn't been my level Oh, look at them. They're laden Laying weight Nambush I was gonna say shoot the light What's that light? Guys, is that you?  Lovely. Yeah, there we go.  That's cool I like that. Yeah, it's a cool.  I'll shoot him for ages What's that pretty fish you are You would think wouldn't you you would think Oh Gotta shoot it where they're going Not where the where they are. That's the problem. Oh into the darkness he goes Oh, it's under the light. Oh, I was supposed to shoot it I gotta work Oh, yeah, it does Oh That wasn't shooting enough apparently No, oh he's jittering about Oh It's drawing me in. Oh, we're gonna find it from the inside out. Shoot the light. Shoot the light. Did I not do it? Ah, didn't do it Oh, have I got to shoot it where the where the light's going to go? Oh god That's a pattern coming on. Oh, there we go. All right. Just took me so long There you go. Just don't even try and follow it. Just stay in the middle. That's what you need to do. Stay in the middle. There we go. Sorry Just you know have to slaughter another innocent beautiful great sea creature that will never be seen again Tex coco great lake Owens hotel Whoo, I'll get a car. I would have there got to be friendly It attacks people on land What kind of monster is this Oh, no, look at piranhas. Oh, that's brilliant That guy Cheap. No Oh, I like this They're subtle.  Oh, did not see that right Okay, he was going away. That's cool Oh him. Yes that one that one. Ah Almost Whoa, whoa I'm dead. Bye Oh, look at all the treasure chest down there. Oh, I'm fish. Yeah, why are we not shooting the thing? It was like right above us The hell? Oh, sorry It's supposed to save you now. Am I? Hey What it killed your father Well, don't put that pressure on me. I don't need that kind of pressure look Oh, here's somewhere in this ancient city. Didn't look too ancient Oh no, I look at a garp. Oh garp Mike and mine Pretty sure that's the same thing They sound just like the paracutas Well, they'd be faster than this It seemed pretty easy very chill Oh, no, I saw treasure chest. Turn me left Oh They got him. Oh, I got one Oh, oh, there he is. Is it messy?   No It was so slow. Oh, I think I got him actually have a full hole Staying for the head No, I turns his head Oh, there we go. There we go. There we go. There we go. There we go No, you don't I've got super fast trigger fingers Watch out. Which way are you gonna go? Oh, you haven't got me that time. He didn't get me that time. Okay. Okay. That's okay. We're getting up terrible Now go above the water Oh, that was lucky I don't know why we're doing this. Can I walk around now? That'd be cool Oh, yeah, I forget. This is a arcade shooting. Watch out for the neck. It's coming up Nessie's never been so angry. It's nowhere near Loch Ness. That's why it's peed Also explains the color of the water Come on.  Oh, no, it kind of... Oh Shoot the cra- the chest! The chest! Yay, brilliant We're ridding the world of its natural wonders. Oh, don't see. Here I'll be it. That's where I'm from You got crabs? I think he's got crabs. I have only 50 minutes in this low temperature Oh, well, we've only been recording for 20. No, we're fine. We've killed like five Oh, look at him. He's getting the treasure chest.    Oh, I've got an extra bullet and I've got another life ball Sweet Oh jellies. Oh, they are deadly. Don't touch them. Okay Oh my god, that one went for his- they said jit Oh, they make cruel noises though Face it eaters from like half life or something. Oh my god The deadliest thing in the sea jellyfish is the oldest living organisms in the sea as well. I appreciate Or at least ones with mouths Oh good What what madusa? What am I playing echo the dolphin? Oh, there it is Don't look at its eyes Wait, where are its eyes?  Get them to do your busy work.  All right, that's it. I think we got one more and we're done Well, that's it Bye madusa Nothing but death and destruction in our wake This is where dead whales are most found. Oh really? Cogrenus is around here somewhere. Oh, hello Welcome to my land Would you like a cup of tea? I'd be ablutely crab meat in those claws big meaty claws Cagarinus This is what those trawler men have to deal with Oh power to him That's crazy He's like why slapping him with my claws is working? Maybe I should change tactic. Oh look at all the treasure I didn't get any of it. Damn it Where'd he go? Just take him in the face like that'll do There we go. Oh treasure think I might go on. Oh he's climbing Oh, we've got to find the legs. I'm assuming Oh, I'll do it again There we go. We have to do an order Certain ones that come before us. Oh, okay.  Whatever those things are his little antennis Maybe there is eyes.  Oh, is that all? Oh Oh, you squeal just like the one that I did Well done Is that is that at all? I think we've still got a big gaping mouth one west ocean Ah, ah classic west ocean in the south Mid-garden this time the enemy is said to be incredibly big. Can I really defeat it?  Oh, this is the one that's going to drain all your quarters 100% Yeah, it's too.  What time era they're from they're here And they're scary Where are you? Help me. Oh friggin sea scorpions. Oh my god. Oh, they just had loads of fun with this game, man Didn't they? Oh, they did. This is awesome. I love it Oh no What are these things called again? I can't remember what the the scientific name is Is he in here? If he's that giant I imagine Basilisaurus Basilisaurus Oh, they missed me Oh, look at that. You've got like mammals whales Damn, he doesn't move like a whale he moves like a serpent so Interestingly enough The boss we on the first level was completely, you know by choice over this guy All the all the levels afterwards was oh you have to do it interesting Oh, no, bye.  Oh, am I gonna be in midgard some midgard some that sounds like it shouldn't be in the Should be in the north Oh, oh did he me? Oh my god, what a bit what are they?   They're trying to eat me Like these ships Oh, hey, oh Thank you Oh, well, thank you. I mean You just need to shoot the heart. Can you not have just like torn it open with your big hands? I've been here for 10 days. What have you eaten? Oh, this is interesting Very easy easy boss. I suppose Just keep shooting at the heart. I assume and then every now and again a leech a puppet Hey, is it done? Oh, there's the easiest boss in the world This is my kind of boss Oh, they keep going in the middle where I'm shooting so Oh my god Must be no murder. I guess they were they could call that a hard attack I don't know. I'm terrible with one line is right.  Oh, look at these like.  Oh, it's all done Raham.  This is the place called the sea of evil. Oh my god. What? This is the main guy There's no turning back All right. I'm so confused. We're above the water. What's going on? We're gonna fight here. What kind of enemy? Oh, wait, what? Oh, oh, okay I died in Kerberos Are they normally just three sharks or So I'm supposed to shoot the ones that will go for me. I'm assuming Let's go over that guy Keribos I'll really care about you Hey, okay. What else is lying in wait for me in the depths In the depths jesus christ.  Oh, thank you. All right, but I'm gonna have to kill you now No, well done Could you believe these things crawling around? Well, that's the equanadon thing.  Oh, there he goes. That's just how we die Let me in please Vietra. Oh my god Vietra and kalva This really is just like a Boss eat all your quarters kind of kind of round isn't it? Oh it it won. I had 20 20 dollars. I've sunk on this I think if it's a dollar a go I really annoyed that one. It looks like Abe from Oddworld I feel like it's the blue one that's gonna go for me That was right I've definitely went for one more than the other. I think it's this blue one there. Oh the blue one's gone Now it's just do Come on. It would literally one shot watch. No, wait, wait. There it is. I knew it All right, okay I missed the treasure It's been a waste of mission. Oh my god. There he is rub up What the heck is one way It's called daegun now. I thought he was called wrap up Oh hold on a treasure down there. I didn't get it.  You really don't look like these missiles should affect you.  Let's be honest I mean fair enough What ifs I don't want the treasure anyway. You can keep it as long as like as long as oh Oh Hey I mean shooting doesn't do anything. Does it really I have the one thing you don't have pocket change The body I wouldn't really call that running. I call that frog hopping away There we go. We scared him. It doesn't always have to end in death The moral of straight has to end in death. It has to end in death the moral of the story That's the fastest clicking I can do almost broke me if I could do that. There we go There it is the most majestic being ever Oh Oh All right, um Could you not shoot me anymore, please? Oh, he's Poseidon now.  Oh, that was easy. I know what's going on with the lights here Oh I'm always shooting this chest just in case they're spawning this chest Oh my god. He's putting on super power ones.  Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. It's fine. It's fine.  Oh, oh now come on play fair What's with the javelin? Oh Oh, I've got 23 credits now.   Oh my elbow.  Jesus. What what is this? We had Poseidon now. What what is this one? Oh now it's a map. Okay Right, so I mean I'm assuming is oh and I thought his one weakness was his eye I was wrong I just have to wait. Okay. Okay. Okay. Come on then Oh, what I'm supposed to shoot you? That wasn't very nice. You know what? Yeah, this is just the tactic just to always shoot This is it. This is the coin you need a bit. This is right. Like it doesn't matter what you do Like am I supposed to shoot his hand? I'm so confused Where's your hand?  Oh brilliant. Yeah, was it a Omni powerful creature. It's not very good, is he?   Oh, yeah. Well, maybe I do It's not your place to say My best okay Yeah, well it would you know if you weren't cheating you've got to have a weakness Oh, I know. Oh, there you go.  All right now. I guess we're gonna shoot you right Okay, I guess I'll do that.  All right.  You realize that Oh, well, yeah, here we go. You got no one. Oh, it's done. You're done. You're done son And now with no protector of the ocean what will happen The whole world will be plunged into death and despair, but at least I got a paycheck How many letters G Game gum Okay Can I delete gb? No. Yeah, okay. That'll do. I was gonna say t gb. Yeah Oh, there it is. There was a sea deeper Emptier than any sea I born from chaos uh-huh Protected by the floor See Oh, okay.  So It was it was a nicer time when it it felt like the world was bigger And there was there was mystery and wonder And now there's no Now there's just man destroying world Well, that was a fun game. I really enjoyed that Really in detailed. Love it. Love it. My wildlife like violence. Yes. There we are Gibi. Whoo Well guys, I hope you've enjoyed this long play of this beautiful video game I always wanted to play more Jurassic Park arcades, but I think we I think we can still play actually the original Jurassic Park arcade Maybe we should do that. That'd be loads of fun But the stuff like the draca park free one and the newest one can't be emulated at the moment or at least I don't think it can Maybe it can why are we guys enjoying this video? Leave a like until next time. I'll see you guys later. Bye. Bye


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