beliefs is extremely difficult but with that effort comes more happiness and positive outcome on the world positive outlook on the world thanks for continuing to spread the world thank you Adam really really appreciate the support you provided over the last couple of years and and for your challenge today thank you and for the 100 dollars it's amazing alright with 700 dollars short of the goal getting close alright Len says number two we'll be hanging around I really appreciate your more clarity thank you Len another one from Len QOM and Moscow both need to be removed from history no inherent value okay John Roberts if you could build a gold motor what would you do given the current state of things in the world huh good question if I could find an island and I could build a screen like gold does then I would disappear and take you guys with me they'd be like you know you know I don't know I still haven't given up on the world I've still got a little bit of Dagny in me I would probably become a gazillionare off of the motor and then use that money to try to change the world so I would sell sell whatever the motor is producing make as much money as I could and use that money other than living well use the rest of the money to really try to bring Iran's ideas to the entire world to everybody in America nobody would not know who she is if you have the money if you have real money you can change the world and you can make it so Iran is a household name it's just a matter of being creative around it but for that you can't do a little bit of money you need to really really have a strategy with big bucks Robert Iran saves the world no you're not saving the world by yourself but neither is anyone else and what you're doing here is having an impact what happens here matters yes it does thank you for your work and happy new year thank you Robert and thank you for all the support during the year full of business another 50 pounds I just don't buy your answer to the MGTOW question men have completely different values from women intellectual pursuits video games, sports, etc man is much more likely to see another man have these values what a man would need a woman for his sex it's just not true and you're talking to somebody who's been married for a long time it's just not true I'd much rather watch a movie with my wife than anybody else the values, the important values that I have I'd much more important for me to experience than with my wife than with any male friend yeah there's certain things that my wife doesn't appreciate sports even there I got into basketball we watched the Celtics last year and she really enjoys it she gets into it but yeah there's certain things that you can only do with other men fine but the joy you get from doing something with a woman you love and who loves you that you also have sex with is immeasurably greater than anything you can get from a bunch of guys doing stuff together I don't play video games it's not relevant for me playing sports, sure in the days where I played sports or when I work out I work out alone but when I played sports I play sports with the guys, absolutely that's just a small part of life the day to day values I don't know traveling, seeing great art experiencing art together again rather experience great art with my wife than anybody else on planet earth I don't care what sex they are so the important things which to me are the spiritual experiences it's true when it comes to physical stuff sports I guess video games are women who play video games just as well as you do and you would get a kick out of it just doesn't come even close in intellectual pursuits why not I know it was a woman I know a lot of women who you just need to find the right woman but that's nonsense first reading groups I have first discussions we had on philosophy not the first but after I met her she was always there why is that somehow separate I don't get that I don't get why women can't be part of that life why you don't get immense value from them you do if you find the right woman and they're not a lot of right women because philosophy but there are a lot of guys out there that I want to hang out with that I have intellectual pursuits with other guys how many of them are there and so I know you don't buy it because you haven't went the right woman but giving up on it is a huge mistake you're giving up on the best some of the best parts of life Justin I try to share your content frequently and get people to tune in thanks Iran for providing such valuable content on current global news and much more thank you Justin one of the things we introduced it was actually the end of 2022 was the daily show the daily show that I do the news roundups and people really really love that and appreciate that and I think that's probably reflected in all the support I'm getting today so thank you Naftali $100 thank you Naftali Yalla 2024 oh and this year actually this month I launched my show in Hebrew two shows, one show every two weeks in Hebrew about two a month in Hebrew so that's a new Iran book show next will be Chinese no never do any Chinese my Hebrew is bad, hard enough Chinese I don't know and never will know probably alright my voice is on the verge of giving out let's keep going $400 short guys we're very very close and I've got like 100 questions still to answer so I'm going to try to do these quick Len says I own an electric car like it work for renewable but I have a deleted diesel truck and totally get Alex in fossil future when will the IPCC BS die probably not in my lifetime alright alright this should sustain me for the rest of the I will probably that will take me to answer all these questions Richard says have you considered making the Iran book show a religion so that super chats would be tax deductible isn't it a religion already oh you mean formally a religion um no well you know the answer I've got an emoji of a wink so I should I could probably make it a non-profit and then you would be tax deductible that is possible Liam says there are no beautiful surfaces without terrible depths happy new year Iran no one is changing the world more than you thank you I really appreciate that I hope it's true um well I'm not sure I hope it's true maybe maybe it shouldn't be true alright Clark says I ran gave a sense of human possibility there was exactly what I wanted I wasn't getting from home um oh school or anyway I am enormously optimistic for what you can accomplish over the next 20 years me too although I'm getting old guys I lean just stepped in and just took us over the border just got us there right and she's become a member and this is her first super chat and she says you're on so impressed first time live new member $410 we're at $12,000 guys we made it at that Robbie and Vonda's match that makes $14,000 we still have to get to 500 likes so we can get one more 1000 in but you guys it's amazing you guys are really really amazing you know it's a lot of money the fact that I have this kind of support is is fantastic it's reaffirms my benevolent view of humanity alright we still have a lot of work to do because you know I still have 100 questions to answer okay six marbles regarding the nearly naked party in Moscow I was not surprised that the rich are being lambasted by Russians for displaying their wealth but I am unhappy about the same sendering for western commentators thoughts altruism no I mean I think I think you're mis misapplying the nature of the story it's not the showing off wealth that's not what bothers the people who are commenting on this at least not the more honest people I think it's that Russia is at war sending tens of thousands of kids to be slaughtered for nothing where they're getting these kids from the periphery they're getting poor kids they're getting people who have no other options and enlisting them in the army and it's the fact that it's the fact that at the same time as that's going on the wealthy in Russia and the wealthy in Russia are not wealthy because they're great producers they're wealthy primarily because they manipulated the system to become wealthy they've stolen much of their wealth the fact that they are party while kids are dying they are parting while there's a war going on and their kids are not in the war their kids are not on the front their kids are at the party half naked that's the near naked party that's the outrage over it and that's not altruism that's justice and the lack of justice that the wealthy in Russia exhibit the fact that they are so wealthy and a culture so corrupt and the fact that they can have those parties while the same rich are sending other people's kids to die on the battlefield for cause some mystical nonsensical cause for the business thanks for all you do my question is related to I replied to that when you upped it to 50 bucks I actually answered it Hopper Campbell says Melee makes me optimistic about 2024 me too the world is starving for some good news and someone who states unapologetically you better stop this guy or he's going to start a bushfire of liberty that will cover the globe I think you're overly optimistic but I'm excited about Melee in 2024 too I'm gonna be in Argentina in April that's pretty much a done deal even if I don't get to meet him it'll be great to it'll be great to experience Argentina while we're there it'll be part of it great to be there and by the way I got a couple of messages saying I've already been part of it in the sense that some of the people young people who were exposed to me and therefore to Rand and therefore to these ideas are the people who voted for him and even if those who didn't become objective as many were inspired by my talks on capitalism to become small libertarians or free market supporters attracted to Melee and voted for Melee so we are having an impact and the fact that I'll be in Argentina giving talks, talking to young people I think is exciting and hopefully we can expand our influence and maybe expand it beyond you know alright let's keep going Amil Katz says would you say that the Biden's which doctors a crazy woke left yeah I think so suddenly in the sense that the which doctors the intellectuals the intellectuals of the left a crazy woke Biden's not crazy woke left Biden is part of those old liberals that don't have don't feel at home with their woke but his which doctors his intellectuals oh certainly oh wow Armin has come in with 100 bucks thank you Armin really really appreciate it appreciate the support throughout the year really really appreciate it Danielle came in with 250 dollars thank you Danielle that is amazing Eileen we talked about thank you Eileen yeah we're doing great guys we're it's we're heading to 13,000 it looks like alright Michael says small minds can't comprehend big spirits to be great you have to be willing to be mocked hated and misunderstood stay positive stay strong exponential growth energies already starting to percolate looking forward to it that exponential growth looking forward to it alright guys I see more people are joining please please please like the show before you leave like it now don't wait until you before you leave like it now because the more you like it the more likely it is that we get the extra thousand dollars that Adam Campbell has promised if we have 500 likes and we're going to be here for a while answering questions so there's opportunity to get there so please like the show even if you're not going to stay for long Ian first why be a super chat thank you I was taught that the health care is a privilege I think I ran advocated for abortion rights I thought that abortion was part of health care how can abortion be a right but the rest of health care a privilege well it is not a privilege health care is a right in the same way that abortion is a right right so you have a right to seek out health care you have a right to negotiate the best terms that you can with the doctor hospital health care providers you can find just like you should have a right to seek out an abortion and pay for it so human what you have a right to fundamentally is your action what you have a right to fundamentally is your freedom to act on behalf of yourself so that's what rights mean rights don't mean you get it for free you shouldn't get health care for free you shouldn't get an abortion for free you have a right to act to attain it and nobody should stop you so when the government bans abortion they're preventing you from acting to achieve that which you want to achieve an abortion in this case to pursue the value you want to attain an abortion in this case when the government tells you you have to see this doctor not that they're interfering in your right to pursue your own health care to act to be the best doctor and engage and negotiate the best terms with the best doctor rights means freedom of action they don't mean stuff given to you for free I hope that helps Joel I've enjoyed a lot of your work especially in the news shows thanks very much, thank you Joel appreciate the support excellent Mike what is your general evaluation on the movie I mean it's fun it's enjoyable it deals with a real issue that is the conservatism of a parent who watches his children go off and do stuff that he doesn't understand and doesn't appreciate the music is terrific I think the movie is with Topol who is a really good actor in this and a good singing voice I really enjoyed the movie I've seen the staging of it it's very reflective of Jewish society way back then and to some extent even today Brian says do you think Trump could be Hitler do you think Trump is a fascist or just paving the way for fascism I do not think Trump could be Hitler is Hitler I do not think Trump is is I mean what does it mean to say Trump is a fascist would Trump like to be a dictator yes is Trump competent enough to be a dictator no Trump couldn't be a Hitler he's not charismatic enough he's not a uniting enough voice Hitler united the German people most of them anyway he so Trump can't do that he doesn't have those capabilities he doesn't believe in anything fascists fascists and Hitler believe in something he doesn't believe in anything but he is paving the way for fascist and he's paving away and he also shows that people will vote for personality over content they will follow you know an individual into anything they'll vote for Trump no matter what so in that sense he's paving the road for fascism alright I see a number of people just joined I said I want to remind I want to just mention that we have this challenge if we get 500 likes we'll get a thousand dollars from Adam so please like the show now don't wait until you leave like the show now assume you're going to like it anyway like it and let's see if we can get to that 500 pretty far from it but you know we're chipping away so we're getting closer so as you join I know I'm speaking to people who've already joined so we had 358 so we've got 142 likes to go in order to in order to achieve the goal of 500 likes so please like the show now don't wait don't wait don't wait you'll forget clock how do you know if someone is mentally ill because they've spent their life evading or because there is something physically wrong with their brain I don't think you can know I mean maybe a professional would know but you'd have to be a professional to be able to do it and I don't know even professionals if they can figure it out today at some point we probably will be able to tell that we'll probably be able to you know to measure certain things in the brain and be able to tell whether there's a syntax or whatever and be able to tell whether it's a physical thing in the brain or whether it's something else but even then we could say well it's a physical thing in the brain but that physical thing was caused by the evasion because I think your thoughts manifest in the material world in your brain so what comes first I don't know and I don't one day supposedly we'll be able to tell maybe I don't know okay that doodle bunny says a bit of a gloomy question but as I observe my surroundings I have to ask it do most people people's lives suck only maybe 10% of people are actually happy and enjoy their lives regularly yeah I think that's right I think most people's lives well suck is not those potentials most of their lives are wasted and they're not experiencing what they could experience they're not living up to what they could experience Jason don't say his name is there an issue with how the US media covers mass shooters Czech Republic is debating limited details of recent shooters life to discourage imitators there's less reporting post incident do any good you know I don't know suddenly a lot of these shooters do inspire people to mimic them so I do think that there is something to that aspect of it but how much of the information is going to leak anyway I don't think the government can ban you from covering it so somebody is going to cover it I just don't think it's practical and it's wrong to say you can't talk about this you can't use his name it might be a policy media takes on and it might help because copycats are a problem a real problem but I wouldn't say the government can force it in any kind of way Abton just came in with $100 thank you Abton he says do you watch movies or read books differently if you know ahead of time that you intend to talk about it on the show yeah probably only because I'm probably watching going to say what would I say about it whereas if I'm not and this is why it's better for me if I watch a movie that I'm going to talk about a second time because the first time I just want to enjoy it not all movies I enjoy but I just want to experience it and then later I'll think about what I liked and what I didn't like but if I'm going to review it I make mental notes throughout the movie so there's less experiencing more thinking during the experiencing it's a little bit more cerebral and less just the sheer joy of watching a movie if that makes sense Willa says I've spent after Christmas but I'll throw in what I can really appreciate it thank you Willa and thanks for all the support over the last few months I am milk out anyways time to go pub crawling all over Berlin for new years pray for my liver I can't pronounce that in German and always remember Gaza whatever he wants to destroy Gaza which is fine Jill in tracks thank you so much for the reason, thought and value you're brought to my life have a productive selfish year in 2024 thank you really really appreciate that P. Eddie thanks you on Happy New Year really appreciate it P. Eddie Sparks Bitcoin not crypto Bitcoin not blockchain here's to you reading a Bitcoin book in 2024 I've read a ton on Bitcoin that is not what's gonna what's gonna make it click Andre just did another $50 thank you Andre Happy New Year to you too Maxis how would the economy change in the age of AI will some form of socialism win out since most jobs like building homes etc could be done by robots or humans pursue their hobbies while UBI will be implemented I hope not I hope not I hope socialism doesn't win out and I hope UBI is not adopted I don't think most jobs will go away I think jobs will just change and we'll have more opportunities to be creative more opportunities to do what humans are unique in doing even homes the sophistication of home design will only be improved by the collaboration between human and machine and I think generally that is what's gonna happen you're just gonna see greater collaboration between human and machine and that's what's exciting about AI I'm less worried about AI taking all our jobs but I am worried about the socialist AI does it so what do we need to do we shouldn't do anything we'll just sit around and let it produce stuff for us that is a scary to complain plate that that humanity might go in that direction Jennifer says here's another Neil put lyric laughing out loud quote there's a little bit of something me there's a little bit of something me and everything in you a little bit of something me and everything in you that is a very romantic line in Robert Thomas of the band matchbox 20 so it's not Neil put all right I'm confused now but that that is a good romantic line I like that Mike a hundred dollars thank you Mike I really appreciated your perspective on current events this past year let's all have a great 2024 absolutely thank you Mike really appreciate the support let's see Len might be hitting my might be hitting my limit on this platform I think woke is making compromise with right unnecessary even dangerous thoughts in a sense that people are rejecting woke already I think that's right and I don't think we should compromise with right I think this is Melea is a good example of not compromising with right not compromising with the world not having a Trump's view of the world not having a xenophobic view of the world not having a a central planning view of the world I don't think we need to compromise with right all right where are we with the with our like challenge oops wrong button what did I do there all right we are at 269 we are creeping if you aren't and you haven't liked the show yet please like it we need to get to 500 which means go to go to twitter get more people to come and like the show we need we need lots of likes 131 likes it's going to be tough 131 needed come on guys go find people out there off the street off the social media Marybens what did I do Jamie Morton just did $100 thank you Jeremy happy new year how can I apply the principles of ingenuism to my science molecular biology by the way I wish I could donate more but I my kids tuition is more than my Massachusetts mortgage don't worry about it Marybens you've been a great supporter of the show for a long time I only expect people to support to the extent that they can afford to and you know you the show you can apply it you know the principles of ingenuism connection is make sure to connect and engage and with other people in the field learn from them collaborate with them you know seek out all the knowledge that you can to be the best that you can be in your field and then don't be afraid of taking risks take risks challenge yourself push don't let fear slow you down don't let failure sorry don't let failure slow you down accept the fact that failure is inevitable path to being successful learn from the failure grow from the failure and work to create a culture in the people you work with and in the world around that facilitates you know trying stuff innovating pushing the envelopes striving for new things and accepting failure and embracing the necessity to learn from failure I think already today's show is the longest I've ever had we've already gone three and a half hours and we're nowhere near to being done we're nowhere near to being done we just did $200 happy new year horizontally new years resolution vertically reading John Stuart Mills on Liberty to start the year off well that does sound like a fantastic way to start the year thank you Frank thank you again Jeremy thank you Mike and Adam just came in with another $50 the Industrial Revolution was like AI improved humanity without taking anyone's jobs everyone's jobs it allowed the people to move productivity to be more I can't read it so late to be more productive and more inspiring not less I agree completely and this is a second third fourth I don't know how you define it industrial revolution industrial revolution alright we'll keep going with the questions Ed says what date and time is your show with Argentinian economists Thursday the 4th Thursday the 4th of January at 6 p.m. east coast time 6 p.m. east coast time January 4th right here on the Iran book show I'm speaking to an Argentinian economist who's in Argentina so I'm not sure what time he'll be at what time zone he's at but really really really Argentinian economics knows me lay knows this program should be a lot of fun Michael I suppose it's an improvement that the programs against Jews are no longer in person but online definitely an improvement when you're not actually killing people although the program happening Israel on October 7th Linda Happy New Year to you and your family I missed part of my Fed and Ginger Marathon for your show go back to Fed and Ginger enjoy that doodle bunny what's the difference between pornography and prostitution if I pay two strangers to have sex with each other that's okay but if I pay for sex it somehow becomes a mall the fundamental difference is the level of your engagement with the other person it's not about paying the paying is not the problem okay if you pay somebody for sex it's the fact that you're diminishing the act of sex itself by paying for it if you're just if you're paying somebody else to have sex you're not diminishing you're masturbating you're not having sex I assume you're masturbating but when you have sex you are exposing yourself you're revealing yourself you're making yourself vulnerable in a way that you shouldn't with the stranger that's the point that's what the difference is you're not pornography doesn't expose you to anybody else there's something about the sexual act because you're doing it with somebody it's the doing it's not the paying the paying has nothing to do with it the paying is irrelevant Stringer Bell hello your unhappy new year I've been watching your show since March 23 so recently and I found it to be very informative and influential in providing this great content thank you Stringer Bell what are the hotels in what are the holes in Aristotle they can't figure out how to exploit oh god I mean the bottom line is that Aristotle does not completely abandon Platonism and and those what needed those are the holes that needed to be fulfilled and he also doesn't connect his morality to reality that never tells us why be moral and what does it mean to mean to be moral in terms of it's connected to survival only and Rand does that but to really explain that you're going to have to ask like a Greg or Greg Salomiria or a Sicilian scholar Len says you're on you brought it up I had COVID flu prenever 20 RSV and tetanus oh god you had tetanus that's terrible okay maybe no cat fights which one did you miss I didn't I've never had tetanus I don't know I'm sure I had RSV I don't know what prevene is I've had COVID I've had the flu I've had a cold but I've had I've had mumps I've had chicken pox I've had I had all the childhood diseases that you now get vaccinated for I had and it was not fun I had measles at all of those so we've raised guys $13,000 plus the 2000 match from Robbie and Vonda so we're at $15,000 and we could make it 16 if we get to 500 likes so if you're listening now and you haven't liked the show yet please just press that simple little button like I know I'm bugging you guys but it's it's a simple thing to do as big financial consequences and I'd really appreciate it so like the show I don't know how close we can get but with 374 I guess if I stay on here long enough we might be able to do it we'll get some people people joining us late and and they might take us over the 500 but we'll see we'll see how long I'm here can't pronounce your name the public domain welcomes Mickey and Minnie Mouse tomorrow I'm surprised it was allowed to happen thoughts is it tomorrow I thought they extended it wow okay that's that's so weird I don't know I haven't really I'd be curious what Adam Ossoff thinks about that I mean there's a sense in which I wish you could be extended because Disney should be able to capitalize on it Disney in a sense still exists even though Disney himself died but I don't know I haven't really thought it through James I think objectivists tend to forget that reason is the process of attaining knowledge it itself is not knowledge yeah it's a faculty reason is a faculty of the faculty by which we know reality James also said are you more upset by how small your show is or more energized by how high quality and serious your audience is or by the second by the quality of my audience I have phenomenal audience and I'm impressed by that I'm more energized by that than the smallness of my audience Michael says why didn't enlightenment ideas and capitalism sweep the globe after World War II intellectual bankruptcy of collectivism ideas had been completely exposed and annihilated on the battlefield yeah but annihilated on the battlefield by the mixed economy so why not just become all mixed economies there wasn't a capitalist alternative there wasn't an a clear intellectual explanation of what happened that only comes with Iron Man and Iron Man was too new after World War II to be able to completely sweep the world so we're getting it one mind at a time PB happy new year thanks for recommending Millay explains Twitter channel it's a great channel loving it so good thanks for all you do thank you Michael Caroline Glick said Israel right now isn't like America post 9-11 they're more like London during the Blitz have you considered interviewing her I could probably get an interview with Caroline I mean Caroline knows me we've had lunch or dinner together I can't remember I'll think about it Likes I just noticed some people joined please like the show like the show now now now we've got a challenge we have to get the 400 500 likes we're very close to 400 great if we got a 400 so that then we could we just had 100 to go oh Tim Kent just came in with 150 Canadian dollars with 385 likes it's just 15 likes we can make it iron love the show question if a small developed country Canada Australia did the zero tariffs thing what pain would they go through to get to the end benefit very little so some in the short run as some companies were shut down non-competitive companies companies were shut down but the lowering the tariffs would create so many opportunities so many entrepreneurial opportunities so many jobs that the the restructuring would happen very very quickly it's one of those things that you don't need to wait for much it's an easy quick fix so very little pain there would be some pain certainly for some people but it would be relatively short-lived relatively short-lived particularly in developed economies like Canada and Australia where you've got a lot of high skilled labor in here talk about labor including engineers who could shift who can do something different who can become entrepreneurs who can start businesses who can also shift their new business if their old business gets competed out of existence all right Oscar I appreciate your impactful insights as a former Trump supporter your perspective transform my views on Trump globalism vaccines finance and immigration thank you for shaping my understanding yeah I'll take that as a win-win-win thank you Oscar really appreciate you sharing um Richard makes a hundred for a song review I'm not a fan of rap but this song is interesting it is hoped by an F think of it as an opera of a man battling his past evils knows reviewed it poorly happy new year thanks for everything I can't be pasting it so I assume what you're saying is the $20 made a hundred because you'd already given money so you want a hundred dollar review all right or the $40 you just gave rounded up to a hundred all right uh Nick you introduced me to objectives and now I'm writing my undergrad thesis as a sophomore how about Islamic totalitarianism will profoundly you're writing your thesis on how Islamic totalitarianism will profoundly shape international relations if you want to acquire nuclear weapons great title great thesis um sad sad result um unix some viewers may dislike the idea of recording the likes of dislikes of content in the external scrolls of youtube honor how many would like if no one knew they liked it yeah I just don't know I don't know how the like works I guess it gets recorded by youtube I don't know how important that is I guess to some of you it might be that's too bad because I'm losing thousand dollars because I'm not making the five five hundred likes three ninety three we're very close to four hundred three ninety three seven more just a four hundred come on guys you can do it right now just like it right now uh James says thank you James a million miles away on amazon is a solid movie true story of a migrant farm worker who worked incredibly hard to become an astronaut that sounds fascinating I am copying it over all right um Hector if sadness it saddens me that amount of pessimism in the U.S. hostility towards new technology to talk of civil war I think would I think we're too far for that uh loved your show on optimism uh going against the dooms would love more of those I will try I will try uh Richard dear rationalism does rationalism hold some validity for example prior to the 19th century there was little evidence for the atomic theory which later proved true it's possible then to develop theories of knowledge unsupported by evidence no it's it's possible to speculate and stuff and some of those speculations will happen to be true will happen to be right on occasion um but uh but no there's nothing to rationalism uh you start with observation you start with some something with some evidence in reality with some ideas in reality and and that gives you the whole context for coming up with the theory um but yeah I mean the atomic theory was based on a reality cutting stuff and extrapolating from reality by cutting stuff into finite finite finite smaller units and thinking oh I wonder what the smaller unit is and that's not that crazy and it turns out atoms are very different than that but uh you can see the kind of logic and also Adam what they meant in Greece and what they meant when they discovered the atoms are very different things Adam more shows on other networks to get subscribers and less movie reviews sorry but the ones you are asked to review others usually suck maybe make those a separate show I feel they take momentum from the main show topics right thanks Adam yeah I need to get on other people's show oh Tim um oh I answered that question alright thank you Tim up to 200 dollars wow um in retrospect what are your thoughts of Jordan Peterson's invitation to Okan a few years ago was it worth it did it grow the movement no I don't think it was worth it and I don't think it grew the movement I think it was worth trying I don't think we achieved what we set out to achieve um it was too friendly it was it was not well done it was not well moderated for our purposes it was moderated for Dave Rubin's purposes but not for our purposes um I don't think it was sharp enough I don't think we were confrontational enough um so it didn't highlight the differences and it didn't attract enough it didn't attract enough people so I've met people who attracted to us because of that but not a lot and cost a lot of money so um no I would if I would do it again I would structure it very differently and make sure that we achieve what we wanted to achieve I don't think we understood it enough in advance Len you're on if your voice is obviously recovering and I want to hear more what if your voice is obviously recovering and I want to hear more I don't know what that means I'm still going for our 3 hours and 45 minutes into Reggie would can you give me a $20 review of the Thomas Cron affair with Pierce Bronson it's a fun movie I think that's a $20 worth review it's a fun movie people should watch it um I haven't seen it a long long time I'd have to watch it again um maybe I will given the Tony $20 but it's a fun movie so I might be motivated your best friend thanks for going hard in the paint on the different topics and 23 looking for the 24 thank you appreciate the support guys Nicholas Navarro happy new year you're on thank you for your optimistic approach to life and for all the work that you do thank you Nicholas appreciate it um DS you're on you can do a show in Chinese there's an AI program that will translate and double recorded show into another language in your own voice I've heard there is a good program for this I don't recall the name I'll look into it I'm not sure Chinese would be the first language maybe Spanish and Portuguese those should be the two languages I do um Ian says I knew I was going to say something about abortion rights thanks for clarification the issue is not easy for me to think about as a life valuing person it is regrettable to end human life prematurely looking for the 2024 I check out the work that Ben Bear of the Ironman Institute has done on abortion Ben Bear check out Ben Bear um abortion and I think you'll find what he's written super interesting and rewarding so if you can if it is a difficult issue he's done the best work on it um knowledge quest asked hello you on what are your thoughts on Robert Green and his works like 78 laws of power the out of seduction and the laws of human nature he seems like a critical thinker from interviews I've seen him but what say you I'm not very knowledgeable so I don't I don't really know I haven't read books um I'm skeptical of anything that has 48 laws um and um but look you don't you don't become super successful at these things if if you're not providing some value to people and and I think something like these books I'm sure providing value to people are they consistent with everything I believe in I I'm skeptical um are they the best books can be probably not if you if you had a better integrated philosophy there could be better but the damn good um the offering of real value to people and that's that's something that's really meaningful um thank you knowledgeable quest that was your first super chat really really appreciate that that's great okay we're going to the two to ten dollar questions we got a lot of these I'm going to be fast on these my voice is going and we're approaching the four hour mark um never outshine the master is one of the laws why of course you should outshine the master and the master should massively appreciate the fact that you unchallenged them so those are the kind of things that I would disagree with laws I'm sure I'll disagree with how does one reconcile objectivism and judo-christian values versus selfish interest in today's landscape do they contradict the complement each other they fundamentally unequivocally contradict each other they are incompatible with one another just take altruism versus selfish interest selfish interest says that your prime not prime that your more responsibility is to yourself and every moral action every decision you make should be taken from the perspective of its impact on you altruism says the exact opposite every moral action that you take should be from the perspective of helping others and you should be willing to sacrifice your own interest for others that's exact opposites I reject the judo-christian values and I embrace objectivism now to really understand it because that was superficial what I just said that was very quick I encourage you to listen to your on book show because we talk a lot about these things look at some of my past episodes your own rules for life is very good in terms of that and read on your amp and you'll gain a great appreciation for the differences between objectivism and the judo-christian values Apollo Zeus, thank you Deborah thank you another Deborah don't forget I like the show now before you leave now I like the show we've got a challenge on the likes if to get a 500 likes we get a thousand dollars a lot of money and we're still only 396 104 left I don't know where we're going to get 104 people to show up to like the show maybe maybe you can round people up on twitter on facebook or something to come over and just do a like be ashamed alright thank you Johnny Ertan I relocated to Hungary from Turkey I got a better offer in Turkey from a US company and I can make more savings which I can also use to move to the US in the future other things equal should I go back to Turkey well it sounds like other things are not equal it sounds like your long term goal is to reach the United States and Turkey provides you with a better platform for reaching the United States than other things being equal in the sense of you don't suffer in Turkey you're not going to be prosecuted in Turkey you don't hate Turkey then yeah I would move and save up the money so you can go to the United States or go to another country that is even better than Turkey alright the optimistic pessimist your book in pursuit of wealth is underrated complimentary book is the defense of free capital markets by De Rosa yes it is underrated it's really a good book and it's an original book in a sense it's got a lot of original thoughts in it that I wish more people would read I don't know how to pronounce so most thank you for the support really really appreciate it that Durban was Einstein not a great as Newton because he had been corrupted by bad philosophy Newton Newton was corrupted by bad philosophy too Newton was corrupted by Christianity so they both weren't as great as they could have been how about that they both weren't as good as they could have been alright Adam says that he's extending the challenge until 8 p.m. Eastern time tomorrow so we can capture the ears, day listeners and save my voice for tonight so if anybody is listening who's not live please like the show please don't leave until you like the show because we could still get a thousand dollars if we get 500 likes please put in the comments somebody underneath when the show goes live that encouraging everybody to like the show right well we got 400 likes right I think I think we've got we were 399 a minute ago my guess is we're at 400 I can't yeah my computer's not giving me that number it doesn't update regularly but I think we're there Hopper Campbell says here's $20 for getting to at least 400 likes I have to admit I did not see the goal getting reached I'm pleasantly surprised yeah well we're at 400 we actually just reached 400 so thank you friend Hopper thank you Adam really appreciate you extending it and I think there's a good chance there's a good chance we make it the 401 already alright Ruben Veris happy new year you're on thank you for all you do to educate us let's hope 2024 will be the year Hamas and Palestinians are finally defeated keep up with keep it up with the show thank you Ruben really appreciate that and I certainly intend to ex nihilo niffel fit no idea what that means what's bgn huh happy new year oh it's Bulgarian Lev happy new year let me remind you to add parts 2 to 7 of in defense of financial markets to your course playlist only part 1 is there really thank you for inviting me I will do that and thank you for being a first time super chatter and thank you for the support I haven't been to Bulgaria in a long time we should we should organize a visit to Bulgaria and a talk in Bulgaria it's been a while that do the money will suicide and depression largely not exist in an objective world there will be substantially less substantially less Michael says if you ever if you are ever tempted to look for outside approval realize that you have compromised your integrity if you need a witness be your own good point Michael excellent James what does doctor pick up think of me laying Argentina I don't know I haven't talked to him about it I owe him a call so I don't know I'm sure he'd be excited you know a little weary and skeptical as I am because of the libertarian connection and whether it can sustain itself because the culture in Argentina is the way it is can it really stick in Argentina but I haven't talked to him but also excited Apollo could the Guyana the Venezuelan situation be a setup to distract from any good melee could achieve in Argentina no they're not that sophisticated they're not there's no grand conspiracy optimistic pessimist could you get Edward yonkins on your show he has written books on iron and objectivism but my favorite book of his is capitalism and commerce haven't been that impressed with yonkins books on objectivism so probably not Brian says happy new year happy new year Brian Mark says thanks a great year looking forward to more thank you thank you Mark Adam says I'm going to double the oh we did that already yes and now it's 500 by 8 p.m. tomorrow night east coast time so first of January and we could even reach a thousand likes by then who knows because there'll definitely be this show will get close to 2,000 viewers so it's just a matter of everybody viewing liking the show and and we could get $2,000 from Adam before you studied objectivism professionally would you say you were trained to focus more on people than reality no I don't think so I think that's why ultimately objectivism appeal to me Nick says happy new year thank you Nick happy new year Kev says thank you you're on your show is very valuable to me I appreciate it Kev thank you Yal says nice shirt you're on thanks Yal Liam says my understanding is if we reach 15,000 Scott will be blocked if that's motivation guys yeah I mean I'll take the money over Scott any day Noah thanks for another awesome year of commentary you're on what limits are there if any to free speech no limits if we understand speech correctly some things that people think of speech are actually actions fraud is an action incitement of violence is an action so fraud is not protected speech to the extent that it's speech incitement is not shouting firing a crowded theater is not because it's an action it's a speech dedicated to causing people to act it's committing fraud against them and it's violating the property rights of the owner of the theater so in that sense no Len says Liam has Liam has Scott blocked Tasey says auction off your shirt it's getting attention well then I won't be able to wear it it doesn't work Apollo thank you Apollo Liam when you have something to say silence is a lie that's right the surge thanks for the content any insights into Christians being killed in Nigeria it's sadly a lesser reported situation I wish I knew more about basically they're being killed in the north by Islamists the north is primarily Muslim it's ISIS territory it's al-Qaeda territory it's Islamic totalitarian territory and they believe you convert to Islam or you die by the sword and they're practicing that and it's tragic and it's unfortunate it appears Islam and when we don't destroy the concept the idea and the manifestation of Islamic totalitarianism out there in the world Michael says would you ever live in Hawaii what are your thoughts on Hawaii overall it's a beautiful place it's a nice place taxes are high it's unbelievably regulated it's one of the most leftist states in the country probably not live in Hawaii although now I'd rather live in Puerto Rico Frank, will Israel participate in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games why not, why wouldn't it imagine the stadium brewing teams as it marches or Israelis win gold at some event well Israelis never win gold so that's not a problem but I think it will participate I don't think it will be banned I think it will participate in the UN in Hebrew none, none unless you're going to live in Israel zero Harrison Hamas DeLinda este I don't know what that means Steven Katz says how to deal with a girlfriend dating partner who is not an objectivist try to convert her enjoy the stuff you enjoy with her and accept that you disagree in certain things just accept that then the question is it worth it is it worth your while you have to make that call it's a challenge it's a challenge and it depends of course on how to what extent is she not an objectivist is she opposed to objectivism does she hold another ideology that's diametrically the opposite what, what how much of an issue is it Spock says thanks for making like better, appreciate it Patrick, will you be setting up for monetization of your life streams on X that is where I notice your life streams I need to figure that out I haven't figured that out yet I don't know how to do it they haven't made it easy I've checked it out a few times and it keeps getting complicated I need to either do it or hire somebody to do it but yes generally that is the plan Hitchens, loved the shows this year thank you for your work you're on Happy New Year and what are your thoughts on Bukele of Salvador I did a couple of shows on him so look back I discussed him quite a bit he's obviously you know mixture I think his approach to enforcement is an approach of desperation but they were desperate you know and I think the question is what does he do now now that he's eradicated violent crime in El Salvador basically does he move towards a rule of law society or does he move towards more of an authoritarian society and I fear that he's going to be more authoritarian Cook says besides books written by Folsom called Ken and Hansen there's some good history books who are your favorite historians particularly looking for stuff on Venezuela, Chile, Argentina and Cold War I don't know anything about any of those topics I don't know the histories of those countries look right now I am interested in the enlightenment so I read a lot of Jonathan Israel who I like a lot the other authors I don't have favorite historians and none that I can recall because I have I like certain periods I'm interested in certain periods and I read a lot in certain periods I don't read just authors I read the authors in a particular period yeah so right now I'm all about the enlightenment and understanding Christianity better the history of Christianity better not Christianity itself but it says get some bitcoin to secure freedom in 2027 not interested here's money to go watch Godzilla minus one I'm already committed to watching it Paul Azuz 11 women proposing me marriage in the last hour wow that's amazing Robert says give your one more money PDQ Amy and I go live at 6pm and we can't afford for him to run over that late ooh I'm at 6pm no it's 6pm put a weekend time still got an hour I've been going 4 hours guys 4 hours I think we need a break alright James G how much will it cost to review 3 episodes of boondocks it's a show about urban culture the 3 episodes I wanted to review I mean I think that what would that be don't I do 250 an episode so let's make it 500 just let me know if you want to do it Steven Katz what do you think of Gypsy Rose Blanchard does she and her boyfriend deserve to be in prison for life I don't know who they are they're not connecting with me right now sorry James G why not create a mentorship program for people to receive monthly mentorship from you to support the show mentorship for $300 to $1000 a month I think at $1000 a month we could do that yeah let me copy the idea right now if you give me 250 I meet with you once every 3 months if you give me $500 I meet with you once a month $1000 I'll be your mentor basically so we could do that we could create a $1000 mentorship program Gail I met John Ridpath in Newport Beach 2008 Ocon a delightful man yes he was absolutely we'll have to do John Ridpath stories one day do you vote in Israel no generally should expat vote I left the US for 30 years and felt like matters back home did not pertain to me I don't know if expat should vote probably not probably not shouldn't have to vote okay Michael can you interview James Varian potentially action Jackson 77 recommend everyone watch Emma Koch perform that's KOK perform Song Viola Andre Rio amazing performance a very moving story thanks action Jackson um Thomas how you on just saying I've been listening for years and I make a new year's resolution to start supporting the show thank you Thomas really appreciate the support you've done you've done a lot of great work you'd like to know what's going on what the world is getting wrong a man for such season and defender of reason tuning to hear the words of Iran alright we got it we rhymed uh Apollo Zeus Mario Sonic don't know don't care Iran what exactly is your advice to men out of when trying to date women well the only person to lose from that is you you lose you don't get good dates you don't get a good woman you ruin your relationships and you don't have fun Steven what do you think of consumer bankruptcy canopy mall is the difference between seven and 13 I don't know if there's a difference for consumers which is 713 is for businesses 7 and 11 I think but um I think consumer bankruptcy makes sense um you really have to be think about how to structure the law right I haven't given it that much thought but I think it does make sense and I think it can make sense to fall for bankruptcy Apollo Zeus could life exist on Jupiter's moon Europa you could I don't see why not Nadav love your show in every language thank you Ron thanks Nadav I appreciate it Nadav also got that twice optimistic pessimist what are your thoughts on Peter Schiff's argument that tariffs are a legitimate form of government taxation funding preferable to the income tax um I think he's wrong I think sales tax would be preferable to the income tax that is a tax that affected both domestic and foreign goods equally would be preferable to the income tax but in any case it's not relevant because the reality is that um nobody's doing away with income tax if you told me you were doing away with the income tax and we're increasing tariffs I'll take that trade it's not optimal but I take it what you really want is to get rid of tariffs have a sales tax and get rid 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Bromination reactions are a type of electrophilic substitution reactions and it's one of the most commonly performed experiments in the lab. So let's see how bromination of aniline happens. So we already know something about aniline. It has a lone pair here that it is going to share with the ring and because of resonance we know that when we shift this pi bond the electron density increases at the ortho and the para positions. Or in other words we know that this NH2 group is ortho-paradirecting and the next important thing to note here is about this bromine. So we know that in this reaction we use bromine water and what is a polar solvent? So it helps easily break this bromine-bromine bond and what we get is a bromine with a positive charge and this bromine ends up with a negative charge when this bond breaks. Because we know that NH2 is ortho-paradirecting and this bromine is our electrophile we find that the bromine gets added to both of the ortho positions and the para position and we have a product which is 246 tribromoaniline. So this reaction proceeded as we expected and the bromine got added to both of the ortho and the para positions. But what if we want only one bromine addition? The idea here is that this NH2 is activating the ring. It is sharing its lone pair making this highly reactive and also we use bromine water. So water being a polar solvent is easily helping break this bromine bond. The question is can we somehow modify this process so that we have only fewer bromines available? Let's see if trying a different solvent helps. So what we're trying differently is we are using a non-polar solvent this time which is this CS2 or carbon disulfide and what it's going to do is this is a non-polar solvent and what the solvent does is it helps break this bromine bond. The more the polarity more the dissociation because the polarity helps pull both of these bromines apart. But in the case of CS2 because it is non-polar it will not easily break these bonds and so we'll have less of the electrophile which is this bromine with a positive charge available for the reaction. And also we're going to perform this reaction at a low temperature. So what we're trying to do is we're trying to make very few bromines available in the reaction and since the electrophiles will be few in number maybe only one of them gets added instead of all three that we got before. This is what we're expecting. But then if we go ahead with the reaction what we'll see is the bromine again gets added to all three positions. There is the two ortho and the para position and again we have this 246 tribromo and lean but why did this happen? So the culprit here is this lone pair and again as we saw before the lone pair is sharing its electrons with the ring and resonance happens so the bi bonds shift and the electron density increases at these positions. But the thing is nitrogen is not a very electronegative atom like in oxygen. So what happens is the effect of this sharing of lone pair is much higher because the nitrogen is not keeping any electrons in some sense. It's just pushing them towards the ring and highly activating it because of which this ring becomes very reactive. So instead of just picking up one bromine it goes and grabs whatever bromines are available in the solution and although we know that because of using a non-polar solvent we have very few bromines available because this ring is very reactive multiple substitutions happen on the same ring and we get this tribromo product. So that means we need to rethink our approach. Somehow if we are able to engage this lone pair then maybe we can think of getting only mono bromine substitutions. Let's see if there's a way we can do that. So as we discussed before what we want to do is we want to somehow block this nitrogen and make it sort of less reactive so that it does not share the lone pair fully with the ring and the idea is we need to somehow engage this lone pair and one way to do that would be to react it with this acetic anhydride. So what is going to happen in this reaction is this carbon oxygen bond will break and this group will attach itself to this nitrogen. So the product of this reaction will have a carbon cure with a double bond O and the CH3 which is basically this group which will take off this hydrogen and get added at this nitrogen. So now if you look at this lone pair apart from being in resonance with the ring it also has the option of forming resonance structures with this double bond. So what we have done by initiating this reaction is we have engaged this lone pair in resonance at this step. So you can think that the lone pair is now contributing to a lesser extent to the ring and therefore the activation is way lesser. So now what if we carry out the bromination after this step? So let's see what happens. So if you perform the bromination now what we see is again the electrophile is bromine which is in the form of this bromine with a positive charge and blocking this group here also made it difficult for the electrophile to approach at this position because this is a bulky group and it sort of blocks the way here. So instead of attaching at the ortho position the bromine will go and attach itself at the para position and now what is left is to restore this by breaking this bond and getting back NH2 here. So how we can do that is by simply reaction with an acid or base. So we have H plus or OH minus which attaches with this group and you have the NH2 back here and so by this process of blocking we can get a monobromo substitution. So another way to think about this is that because this lone pair was engaged in resonance with this oxygen as well this entire group here activated this ring to a far lesser extent than the NH2 or another way to think about this is that this group is less ortho-paradirecting than NH2. Apart from this we will also get an ortho product but it will be a very minor product because of the steric hindrance from this group. The key idea here was we started with bromination and we got tribromoproduct and even after changing the solvent this lone pair on the nitrogen made this ring very reactive. So the approach that we took was to block this nitrogen off by using this group which made the lone pair be in resonance with this oxygen here as well and because we engage this lone pair and this group is a bulky group it became very difficult for the bromine to get attached to the ortho positions which is why we got the para product as a major product. So that was the story about bromination. All of this happened because of this lone pair. There is one more example of electrophilic substitution reaction where this lone pair causes problems. Let's see what that is. So we saw before how this lone pair on the nitrogen gave us unexpected results. Let's see one more example of that which is Friedlkraft reactions. So you may remember from before that Friedlkraft reactions are electrophilic aromatic substitution reactions. So the Friedlkraft's alkylation looked something like this where let's say if you had an aromatic ring reacting with this CH3Cl in the presence of a Lewis acid which is ALCl3. This CH3 would get substituted onto the ring giving us this product and here the ALCl3 would be a catalyst. So what happens when this aniline will undergo Friedlkraft's alkylation? So the setup is the same. Let's say we have CH3Cl in the presence of the catalyst which is ALCl3 and we know something about ALCl3. This is a Lewis acid so it accepts electrons and if you look closely at this nitrogen it has a lone pair which it wants to give off and so this will act as a Lewis base. So what will happen in this reaction is immediately you have the ALCl3 getting attached to this nitrogen the nitrogen then develops a positive charge the aluminium gets a negative charge and it forms a complex and if you look at this complex this nitrogen is now pulling electrons from the ring so the reaction does not proceed any further after this step. So instead of acting as a catalyst which is what we know from Friedlkraft's alkylation this ALCl3 forms a complex with this lone pair and a similar situation happens in Friedlkraft's acylation reactions as well. In that case also a complex is formed in a similar way and the reaction does not proceed any further. So the most important idea to remember about this is that this complex formation happened because of this lone pair which is why aniline does not show Friedlkraft's alkylation or acylation reactions.


Hey guys, Justin here with Razorback Offroad. Today we're installing a roof and optional roof frack on this Kawasaki Mule. As always, we'll start with a quick overview of all the parts and hardware, then we'll get right into the step-by-step process to get this build underway. Let's get started.  To finish this build, you're going to need a Phillips screwdriver, a 3 eighths wrench and socket, a 7 sixteenths wrench and socket, two half inch wrenches, a 14 millimeter socket, and whatever driver you've got available. The first thing we're going to do is install the visor to the front panel using the 1024 hardware. To do that, I'm going to nicely set the visor in place, aligning the holes and starting with the bolts from the top. I'm going to get two started here and then reach from the underside and get the first bolt started. That's going to kind of hold it in place while I finish the others. Again, once we get these all finger tight, we'll go back and tighten up all the bolts once they're all in place. We've got four on the top, just don't forget that there's one, two on each side. Now that we've got these all started, we're going to tighten them all down using a Phillips screwdriver and a 3 eighth socket. Before attaching the panels, the hinges need to be installed. Slide the whole side of the hinge pivot pins through the slotted hinge plates. The hinge pins need to be overhanging the wider side of the hinge plates. Place the hinge pieces into the corresponding slots in the roof panel. Align the holes of the hinge bottom plates on the underside of the roof panel and fasten using the provided stainless steel 1032 flange nuts and bolts. Now that we've got the front visor attached, we're going to move to adding the middle panel to the front panel. To do that, I've got a helpful hand here. As we put that in place, we're just going to want to slide the middle panel underneath the front panel and line up the holes. There are seven quarter 20 volts. Just put those in place from the top. These panels are kind of big and can be kind of hard to handle, so it is nice to have somebody who can help out if you've got somebody. At this point, we're going to install the optional roof rack. In the roof rack, there's four main pieces. We'll have two bolts at each corner. You can tell that the front piece, it sets itself apart by the angle that you'll see that differs from the other pieces. The sides are going to go on top of both of the front and back rails. So again, just two bolts in each corner. We'll get all of these bolts put in place and tightened down, and then we'll attach it to the top of the roof. Now that we've got a roof rack bolted together, we're going to go ahead and bolt it to the top of the roof. Once we set that in place, we want to make sure that we get our spacers and put them on the top of the middle panel and line that up so that we get a nice transition between the front panel and the middle panel between the rack itself and the top of the roof. With the bolts lined up, we'll just go ahead from the top side, get those all put in place. Now we've got the rack all tightened down and in place. We're going to go ahead and move to the seam between the middle and front panels.  If you don't have the rack option, we would recommend taking a level or a straight edge when you tighten down this seam so that you get a nice flat line across the top of the machine. Now that we've got the majority of the roof assembled, we're about ready to set it on top of the machine. But before we do that, there's a couple things we've got to make sure we do. This machine in particular, because we have the RBO windshield already installed, we need to make sure that we take the top two bolts out of that windshield upper panel and then we're going to install some gasket on this uppermost bend. So we'll go ahead and do that and then get some help from Chris to help us lift the panel up on top. Now that we've got those bolts taken out, we're going to go ahead and start our gasket. Like I said, right on the top of this uppermost bend. I'm going to go ahead and get it started from the ladder. I'm actually going to step in the machine here and work it across the top. Just go ahead and trim any excess that you have off the edge here. We have gasket that's going to go along. You can see it's actually already pre-installed on this machine. That's gasket is important because it's going to help prevent a lot of rattle as you go down the trail. So go ahead and install that gasket right along the top of the roll cage and then we'll get Chris to help us and we'll get the roof on top. Again, we definitely recommend having help putting the roof on. But since we've got it in place, all it's going to take is four bolts to get it attached to the top of your roll cage. Now in this case, we have the RBO windshield already installed. So you're not going to need to put the aluminum spacers in on the front. In this case, you'll just need to put them in place on the back. So right above where the holes are, put the two spacers between the roll cage and the roof. Now that we've got those in place, we'll get them tightened down and move on to the last panel. Now that we've got the bolts tightened on the roof, we're going to go ahead and move to the strut brackets. To do that, we're going to remove the factory installed bolts into the roll cage. We'll install the strut bracket and then tighten them down in place and tighten it down with your 14 millimeter socket. Now that we've got those tightened down, do the same thing on the other side and then we'll get some more help and we'll get the rear panel in place. What these hinges is important that you don't over tighten them to allow those to pivot freely. Now that we've got our hinging upper panel in place, we're going to install our gas struts. We do it from the outside in and do the back pivot point first.  I'm going to have Chris help me on the other side as we go. It's nice to get those in place so that as we lift this up, it's easier to reach this center bracket. The last thing we need to do is install our hold down clamps. To do that, we're going to have to lift up a little bit of this gasket that we previously installed. When we install this, we want to make sure that the hooks are pointed downward so that it grabs onto our rubber latch. Go ahead and set that in place. You can have a rough idea of where it goes, but you're also going to want to make sure that you use the one inch bolts in this case because you'll need a little bit of space to be able to get that pulled down and clamped down tight. Make sure that this bottom clamp fits inside the upper clamp. I kind of have a rough idea where that goes to make sure it's in place. We'll pull down the roof and you'll see that you want this rubber pull to line up with the center of that clamp notch. Now that I've got that where I want it, I'm going to go ahead and put the bolt in. One thing to note is that you can tighten the tension on that clamp by rotating this clamp downward. That will give you more tension on that rubber clamp. Keep that in mind. You might have to tighten it down and then adjust it after you get it in place. Now that we've got our clamp lined up, I'm going to go ahead and place the bolt in from the bottom up and we'll tighten that in place. Now that I've got the bolts tightened down, I'm going to go ahead and pull down on the panel and see that this rubber latch is lined up perfectly with the clamp. At this point, you're going to want to go to the next side and do the exact same thing. So there you have it. Your roof and roof rack are installed and ready to go. Don't forget to swing by razorbackoffroad.com and check out all of our other accessories that fit this machine. Like this windshield. While you're there, don't forget to like and subscribe to our YouTube channel. There you can keep up to speed with all the cool new accessories we've got coming out. And as always, I hope to see you out on the trail.


If you're planning your first visit to Bali, this is the perfect 8-day itinerary. Use it to plan your own adventure or join my next group trip this May 2024. Link in the first comment for more details. Welcome to Bali. This is my first group trip ever and my first time out here in the beautiful island of Bali. I'm here with a wonderful group of 10 people and we're spending 8 days in this beautiful island and I'm super excited to bring you with and show you some incredible places around this island. This is day one. We started our adventure in Ubud by visiting Gunukawi, a temple northeast of Ubud, known as the Valley of the Balinese Kings, an 11th century temple and funerary complex. Before getting to the temple, visitors, both men and women are required to wear sarongs available at the sites. The walk to the temple passes through some breathtaking rice terraces and fertile fields. It's so calming to be there. Temple was very serene and appeasing. With less crowds, we took our sweet time to meditate and appreciate being there. In the same location, there are plenty of other activities to enjoy. I love how there are a bunch of options to really enjoy nature out here in a fun, adventurous way so you can either opt for the zipline or you can go on the swings, take some really nice photos. The folks here, they know how to take the best photos. You can even rent dresses if you want, more Instagrammable photos. It's so much fun out here. We have the group down there. Some people are trying the zipline, a few people trying the swings. This place is just magnificent. Alex is getting ready for the zipline and we have some of the ladies getting ready for the fun dresses. Let's go. The greenery here is unbelievable. You have to experience it to really appreciate how amazing it is. We went on to visit the Holy Spring and Temple of Tirta and Pol, a sacred Balinese Hindu water temple. Every time we're visiting a temple out here in Bali, we have to cover up and wear what's called the sarong. We've got the team. Everybody's getting dressed up in their nice colorful sarong. This is a popular temple known for being a purification site. Tourists and visitors opt for cleansing rituals in the site. We were content with walking around and taking in the beauty of the temple. We just found a small fruit market right outside of the shopping market here next to the temple and they do have a lot of exotic fruits, I mean exotic to asthma, exotic to the land. So many fruits that I haven't tried before, so probably give some a try here. I watched this local lady slice open an ice apple. This is a local fruit, it's also very popular in India. I got tired just from watching it. It took a lot of labor to open. We ended the day at Kampuhan Ridge, a lush scenic local known for its mellow hiking trails and sweeping hilltop views. The place is so amazing and it's surrounded by rice fields and panoramic views, I highly recommend it. We left our hotel and made our way to the trailhead of Mount Batur. We started our hike pretty early to get to the summit on time for a beautiful sunrise. Mount Batur is one of the most popular hikes in the region and rightfully so. On a clear day, this is what the sunrise looks like. We unfortunately didn't have the best luck, but we enjoyed snacks and drinks at the summit and the climb was very rewarding. It can get pretty humid so make sure you have enough water. It's very common to see monkeys up top.  There's nothing that beats soaking in natural hot springs after a great hike. We made our way after our hike to Toya Bunka Natural Hot Springs for a perfect reward. Today we left Ubud to Nusa Penida. Nusa is how you say island in the local language. Nusa Penida is the largest of three Nusa islands off of the coast of mainland Bali. Sanor Port is very unique. This is where we took the boat to get to Nusa Penida. The design is unique and the checking process is very smooth. The ride to Nusa Penida was so much fun. We spent the day exploring the east side of Nusa Penida. Our first stop was Atu Beach, a gorgeous little cove with cliff views and a secluded beach on the bay. We then went to climb up to Rumah Pohon Tree House for the epic Thousand Islands viewpoint. This is hands down one of the best viewpoints in the island. Bali is known for being one of the best diving and snorkeling destinations in the world. We geared up today and hopped on our boat for a snorkeling adventure. The highlight of this day was snorkeling with manor rays at mana point and enjoying the beautiful reefs in the island. This experience was a first for many of us and it was a memorable part of our adventure. Today we're adventuring in the southern part of Nusa Penida. We went to Banna Cliff for some epic views. We then continued on to Tambolin Beach, a secluded beach with natural pools. In order to get there we hopped on scooters for a thrilling experience through a lush forest. You can't visit Bali and not ride the scooter. The road is pretty bumpy so be sure to ask for a helmet and hold on to your driver. You can take a dip in one of the pools or relax by the beach. Being at the beach feels so surreal, you have to be here to experience it. We then went to Pegun Yang Spring, home of a sacred temple and a place of purification rituals of the Balinese Hindu. This spa is famous for its blue steep stairs made of steel attached to a cliff and the views all around are completely out of this world. Took a speedboat back to Bali's mainland and headed to Sanor beach to hit the waters by stand-up paddleboard. You don't have to have any experience as your guide will help you with the basics. It is so much fun to try to find balance and finally manage to stand up for the first time. Having never tried it before until this trip I loved more than I ever did. If you found this itinerary helpful please subscribe to the channel and join our next trip. Link in the first comment for more details.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2016 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Power Wagon is stock number 12957ZA. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, you're new and used heavy-duty truck and ram headquarters. This 2016 Ram 2500 Power Wagon has the 6.4 liter V8 Hemi engine, 410 horsepower. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around inside underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood in this video. Granite crystal metallic over black is the color scheme. I shoot all my videos in 4K so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the subscribe button on my YouTube channel in the lower right hand part of the screen and then click the bell notifications, you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. And this one's in really nice shape. We're going to start with the 17-inch polished aluminum rims, they're in pretty nice condition, has Goodyear Wrangler Duratrack tires, these are LT 285 70R 17s. They have a lot of tread left, I would say probably 70, 80, maybe even 90% of the tread left on those tires. Frame and underbody is in excellent shape, it does look like it was professionally undercoated. Fender is in very nice condition as well and Insini Denser dings comes with the projector lamp style headlamps and the LED running lights, factory fog lights, this one does have a worn winch that comes with it. We do have the controller for that, I believe it's under the back seat, front bumpers in really nice shape. You get the kind of black and red grille inserts there, you get the anti-glare hood decal and the hood itself is in fantastic condition, you also get the cab lights up top, passenger side front fender looks really good and the passenger side rim no major scuffs or scrapes on there. Now as you go down this side of this 2016 Dodge Ram 2500 Power Wagon, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror like that paint is, I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence. In the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here, so when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at and if this video helps you make that buying decision let your salesmen know that you saw the video that was helpful and that Brett sent you. This back rim is in nice shape as well and the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires, frame and underbody looks like it has been professionally undercoated back here as well. This one does have rear airbag suspension also as the Bilstein shocks and the frame and underbody all the way underneath looks really, really good as all the remaining factory exhaust and looks like it's been undercoated on the body too so very nicely done whoever did that. Little rockers all look good and it does come with the factory chrome step bars. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, passenger side box looks good, rear bumper looks good, has back of parking sensors, full towing package which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. This is where you would pump up those rear airbags. Tailgate is in fantastic condition and if you didn't like this power wagon on there that's just a sticker so you could always remove that. I think it looks good with those, has the Truxedo low pro soft tonneau cover, it's a roll up I got the same one on my truck really nice and this one has a sprained bed liner, fifth wheel bed rails and not really sure what this is for but it does come with the truck or we might take it out, has LED bed lighting with the beds in really nice shape and that sprained bed liner goes onto the tailgate as well. I didn't see any rips or tears on that tonneau that's in really nice shape and as you go down the driver's side just as clean as a passenger's side, no major dents or dings on the box and for full disclosure this back room is in fantastic condition as well. Down the rest of the side of the truck cab and doors all look really good, does have the heated fold out tow mirrors built in directional signals, they fold up like so, they also fold in like that. Inside the power wagon package gives you the gray cloth interior, 40-20-40 split bench seating in the front, seats are in really nice shape, no rips or tears on there, does have power driver's seat with lumbar, weather tech floor mats and auto headlamps, power windows, power locks and power mirrors, we'll check out the back seats and then we'll start it up take a look under the hood, back seats are just as clean as the front seats, no rips or tears back here, does have the latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have, power sliding rear window, seats are in great shape, does have a load floor which is nice, got muddy boots or tools, put them on there you're not going to get your seats dirty, also you've got pets but both sides down they got a nice flat place to lay, you also get storage underneath there, you get in-floor storage on each side with removable bins for easy cleaning, side curtain airbags, child safety locks on the back doors and the bottoms of the doors all look really good on this truck, we'll hop inside check out the miles, the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior, you can see that this one has 40,104 miles you get a digital speedometer, compass and outside temperature display as well as a range to empty and current miles per gallon, comes with the leather wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, bluetooth and information center controls on the left and it does have audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, comes with the six-speed automatic transmission with the optional tap shift as the 8.43C radio, AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities, you have your climate controls here and you can check out your backup camera, also as bluetooth capabilities down here is your axle unlock, rear lock, front and rear lock, this is in sway bar disconnect this is really what makes a power wagon, a power wagon are these capabilities right here, your 4x4 shifter is on the floor, you get more tactile climate and volume and tune controls right there, factory brake controller, stability control, tow-hull, downhill assist control and you can turn those parking sensors on and off, it does have a 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in and the passenger side, floor mat and seat is in excellent condition or are in excellent condition, headliners in great shape, you do get map lights up there, power sliding rear window button, home like buttons for your garage door security systems and lane systems, assist and 911 buttons in that rear view mirror and that winch controller is underneath that center console seat there, we'll start it up and take a look under the hood, starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that, I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll been able to verify quality and condition of this truck all the way around inside and out, all your lights are working really nicely and under the hood we have the 6.4 liter V8 Hemi engine engine base, very clean runs very smooth once again this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go, there is your emissions sticker right there, shocks are doing a nice job holding that hood up and I would highly recommend this 2016 Ram 2500 crew cab short box big horn, I'm sorry power wagon from a quality and condition standpoint and see more pictures of this truck or one of rather 450, new and used cars, trucks, SCVs, minivans, Wranglers half tons, sweet quarter tons, one tons, you name it, we got to go to that website right there, summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summitauto.com and if you'd like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto, remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there click the bell notifications you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left, links more Ram 2500 truck videos like this one the upper right link to this vehicle on our website in the lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos in the lower right click those check us out and we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean 2016 Ram 2500 crew cab short box power wagon and granite crystal over black clear coat thanks again for checking out the video remember to like, subscribe and share on my YouTube channel I really appreciate it and thanks for checking out the video again


What's going on everyone? Sam here with late in sports cards. We're up in 2020 and 21 and 21-22. Donors Optic basketball hobby four box mixer number 15 random team style. Here's a look again at your random results. As always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link that's in chat. Leave it off for just a sec. Do 21-22 first or 20 yeah 21-22 first. Let's do it just a tad. Good luck here everybody. It's like a strawberry ice cream sandwich. It died honestly. That was a weird looking man. That was a weird looking rich. Yeah changed it. Oh boy. All right good luck everybody. We've got auto metaworld peace four out of 99 for the bowls. Congrats Chicago. Metaworld peace. All right Sean and I are going to get into a malice over here in the palace. Oh yeah elite dominators. Giannis. Keon Johnson. There's a Greg Brown hollow optic for the Blazers. Donovan Mitchell. Nice one there. Congrats Jazz. PRB gonna eat. Smart. Smart. There's an orange Greg Brown this time going to the Blazers that's Matthew C on the combo spot. 155 out of 199.  It is bugging me. Keep forgetting to do it. Yeah. Oh god. Then mix it with the chrome dust and anything then. Boy. Franz Wagner base rookie for the magic. Julius Randall 75 years. Almanac came in very nice. Perfect. All right back to me. I'm gonna do a dice roll. 123 left 456 right will go for the rest of the break unless it's a one of one autographed or like gold or lower. That is going to be a one going to the left side.  So any card one of the or any of those all star cards like this next one will go to whatever teams on the left. Yes left. I mean it's both jazz Conley and go there. But that theoretically would go to my Conley that's really go bare hollow. There's OG not to be on a red for the Raptors two out of 99. What was the face you made again? Sartre feel left with chasing Tatum. Just another pain discomfort. Tray man. Hello PJ Washington for the Hornets. Wait till we do the. Yeah, baby. Nicola Moosevich 11 out of 149 for the Vols. Or if he brings his blanket and his banky. Carl Anthony Towns Tim Rolls push him around in one of those little strollers. Yeah, there ain't no little stroller eating pancakes for dinner right now. Tray young. That's awesome. That's awesome. Honestly, I'll tell you what I did do was Sunday night 430 had up canned waffles. Hello John Morant. Not numbered lighted up. Oh, I thought you said he had canned waffles like what? Yeah, that's right. I said 430 in the morning. Oh yeah. That's never. That is degenerate hours right now. Oh, big time. Big time degenerate hours. Yeah. I haven't mobility base rookie for the caps. Hello lighted up John Morant starting off what we finished off on in the last box. Jared Butler. Hello McCall bridges that face. It's so spot on. It's a way he looked at me and I was like thinking about something like that. Mellow ball. Got our autograph. It's going to be Josh Giddy on the hollow. That's going to the thunder. I can't put it up. You're going to be back actually really quick once you mag it. And Luca Donchich. Weird. Yeah. All right. Give us a second. We'll hit the Giddy up and do the sack. Don't worry. Don't worry. Don't worry. Everybody. Don't worry. Fallen's Highlander rookie. Really? Kid Cunningham rookie and Colin. Colin's in on it too. Hey, if it works, it works though. David, you know, thunder by the way. Okay. C is Kyle left. Congrats. Kyle on that one. You got to hit it really quick. You know how that goes. Giddy up, baby. Let's go. Oh, I didn't forget Joshua. I just didn't want to like mess with the edges of the card by trying to stand it up. Jimmy Butler Hollow. Jimmy Buckets. Black Velocity. Oh, Jason Preston going to Clippers. Nice one there LA. Brian B. Oh, Giddy up counter is definitely needed on Tuesdays. Absolutely. We need to start every player that we have like a joke for. We need counters of all the scourge counter. Confidant counter. Warming burn. We're holding freeze and alarm counter. There's Franz Wagner. Hollow the rookies, Jalen Green. We need a. Just do them on Sunday. Camillo Duvall counter. No, we don't. There's Cade Cunningham. That's what we do need. Head shake counter. Yeah, honestly. We need a water you three counter to. I saw that. I saw that. Paul, I showed that to Sean before the stream started. What are you three counter? That would break though. Yeah. That counter would be. We need an all servers counter for when Nightbot blows up. Nice. Lime Green, Jalen Green. The Green Green. 13 out of 149. Nice one there. We don't need that one, Andrew. Kona Houston. That's Jason S. We got that one. Chris Middleton. Green Green, baby. Green Green. Yeah. No, no, no Steelers cards counters. Anti. Go Dolphins. Hello, Josh Christopher Rookie for the Rockets. Camingo Rookie. Dirk. The Niners didn't get Mayfield. There's Aaron Wiggins. Nice one there on the Orange. 28 out of 199 for the Thunder. There's Gravy for Tile at this point. Hello Desmond Bain on the second year. For the Gris. Oh, Joshua. I heard before Christmas. I heard after the New Year. I've heard all kinds of different. What's that? When Kenzie's coming back. I have no idea to be honest. Down to nine to go on Origins. Nine to go. And at 20 for Top Star Wars. Thank you guys. Purdy boy. Let's do 2020 now. Face. Josh Green. There's Denny of Dia. Oh, Tyrese Maxie. Nice one there for the Sixers. Grats on that Brian. Brian B. picking up a Maxie Hollow. J. McDaniels. There's an Orange PG-13 to 199 for the Clippers. Oh, it's the best. Joshua. Ten-year-olds talking trash and MW2. Brutal, dude. That's another reason I don't play that game. Yeah. Because at least you got to hear them, you know, and I think it's really, you can really get under your skin. Oh, yeah. I've already been banned twice. Oh, Lori Markinen. PlayStation. Yeah. I can't do it again. You can lose your account, yeah. Yeah, pretty much. Like, hey, Sean, you want to play for it today? Sorry, I got banned. Yeah, no, I can't. I'm starting to get... Devin Vasell Rookie for the Spurs. I might have gone on a little late. Might have been deep into a bottle and a miter just told some little ten-year-olds some stuff he probably never heard of. Yep, that's how it goes. Oh, hey. Devin Booker lights out Hollow for the Suns. I apologize. Okay. Did you? To who? X-Bot? To PlayStation? That's all I have to know about it. That little kid wouldn't have been talking to X-Bot. Lamella Ball Rookie. True. He wouldn't have lived up. Blue Joellen Bead for the Sixers to 46 to 49. Got eviscerated on PlayStation, PSN. What, like... Oh, yeah. Yeah, I was just going to say Paterny Leave is for... Yeah, for Fathers. Yeah, Paterny. Yeah, yeah. Dave straightening out at a boy. Hollow, Ben Simmons for the Sixers. Sixers led. He said Paterny Leave is for... Good. Oh, yeah, a Kongwook, big O. Hollow, Tyrell Terry going to the maps. A Kongwook for the Hawks. Tyrese Maxie, base rookie. Called by Red Saban Lee to 99, going to the Pistons. 71 of 99. It's just not Marry Your Advocates. Fair, fair, fair, fair, fair, fair. Fair, fair, fair. Oh, yeah. You got learned it. Nuka. Ooh, Redemption. Redemption. Tyree Irving. There's two words that none of my vocabulary. I heard that, Josh. Can I grab a filler? Oh, actually, I got one. Yeah, do the track filler. Good luck here, guys. I know, right? Rated rookie signatures. Card number 175. Emmanuel Quickly. Nice one there. Going to the Knicks. Robert G. Congrats, man. New York, NYK. Picking up a IQ auto. Tyrell Terry. Joe Harris. Trey Young, reigning threes on the hollow. All right. Last box of the break, guys. One more 2020-21 hobby. Hello, Isaiah Stewart. Black Velocity Damien Lillard. Dude, that's kind of sick. Congrats, Blazers. Matthew C. on the combo spot. Not super well-centered, but still a nice card, man. Ah, just autos and nothing notable. Yeah, that's what you got, fine. That was pretty cool. Jamais Ramsey. Hello, JJ Redick for the Pelicans. What up, chicken flop? Do you like that name? I do like that name. Lime Green Kyle Lowry for the Raptors. 128 out of 149. Kyle Lowry. Toronto. It's Kyle Lowry. Hello, Devin Booker on the lights out for the Sun. Ant-Man. Nice one there for the Timberwolves. Luca. Hello, Joe Harris, reigning threes. Oh, Photon. Oh, CJ McCallum going to the Blazers. Matthew C. killing it with that Blazers spot. Congrats, man. Nice combo. Case hit, Photon. Look how you throw that in. Julius Randall Hollow. That guy follows me everywhere, Sean. I don't. Cassius Stanley. Elite Dominator's LeBron. Hello, KD. Nice one there for the Nets. Flynn Orange. Demontus Sabonis. 155 out of 199. You're really going to get it back, man. No. Everybody else. You don't have one that they forgot to give you. Probably, I hope so. Everybody else.  Yeah, I'd go with the latter. I'd go with the eight. There's a blue. Eight, eight, eight, eight. Chameis Ramsey. 41 out of 59 for the Kings. Nice one there on the rookie. Have you ever seen Dave Chappelle's player hit the ball? Oh, you got to go. No.  All right, do it for sure. Udoka as a bouquet. That's going to the Jazz. Blake H. on the combo spot hit. Nice one there for Utah. Patrick Williams, rookie. Oh, God. Chrome does sneeze. Bless you. Thank you.  Oh, my God. Good lord, dude. Remember the night we worked together? And we were both over it, but we were both still coughing and this and that. That one guy said. Oh, yeah. That's pretty nice. Just sending it across the world. And base. That'll do it for the break, guys. Do a quick recap here for some of our notable stuff. Yeah, Udoka as a bouquet. Going to the Jazz on the auto. Photon, CJ McCollum, Blazers. Green, Jalen Green to 149. Rockets. Metaworld piece, auto for the bulls. We had a manual quickly rated rookie signatures for the Knicks. And a Josh Giddy hollow. Rookie auto, not numbered. Going to the Thunder. I'll do it for the break, guys. Thanks again for the fill. Next up, Prism Choice.