Hey, this is Brett, and this 2019 Ram 3500 Mega Cab Short Box is stock number 13191Z. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2019 Ram 3500 has the 6.7-liter high-output Cummins diesel engine. It's paired up with the 6-speed Eisen heavy-duty transmission. 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 in this video inside, underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood as well, give you the most accurate representation of the quality and condition of this truck as possible. In black is the color, and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities, I highly recommend turning them on now, because it is your best way to check out the quality condition options and cleanliness of the vehicle before seen in person. As you go down this driver's side, the box, cab, and doors are all in very nice condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. The front fender is in excellent shape as well. If you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications, you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. Very nice down that side. This one comes with some really good-looking, very unique fuel rims. They're painted in kind of like a polished aluminum type. It has brand new Nexon Rodian AT tires. These are 35 by 12 and a half R20LTs, and they have all the tread left, still have the little wear knobs on there. We put those on in our safety inspection. It has four brand new tires, you can see the frame and underbody is in very nice condition. Front fender is in excellent shape as well, headlight lenses are nice and clear, and it does come with the factory fog lights and front bumper parking sensors. Now there is a little bit of a dent right here on the front bumper. I did want to point that out, it does not affect the performance of the truck, but just wanted to point out that that damage is there. The grille is in excellent shape and the hood is in fantastic condition as well. I didn't see any dents or dings on that. Passenger side front fender looks really good, and the passenger side front rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there, it looks really good. As you go down this side of this 2019 Ram 3500 Megacab Big Horn Sport, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror like the 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 vehicle, 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 salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Backroom is in excellent shape as well, and the back tires are brand new too. Frame and underbody looks pretty good, does have all the remaining factory exhaust so it hasn't been altered in any way. It's a little dusty on the frame there, but nothing too bad, and the lower rockers all look really good as well. Coming around to the back, you'll notice that it does have the LED tail lamps, I think you get that when you get the cargo cam, the rear bumpers in really nice shape, no dents or dings on there, and it does have the backup parking sensors, full towing package which includes a receiver hitch, 4 pin and 7 pin wiring, and the tailgate is in fantastic condition as well. No dents or dings on there, it does come with a Tonneau Pro soft roll-up Tonneau cover, I didn't see any rips or tears on that. Spray and bed liner, it does have the 5th wheel and gooseneck prep package, you get 7 pin wiring LED bed lights, may turn on with that button there, and you get some side box tie downs in here as well. That bed liner goes on to the tailgate, and that is a very nice thing to have, the tailgate shuts nice and solidly and easily, and for full disclosure, this back rim is in excellent shape as well. Rest of the cab looks really good, that flake is just a sticker, don't know why you wouldn't like it, but if you didn't want it on there, it could come off. It does have the heated fold-up tow mirrors, they have built-in directional signals, they fold in like so as well, they are in nice shape, inside the big horn, level one package gives you the dark charcoal and black cloth interior, there are no rips or tears on the seats, they are in fantastic condition, power driver seat, lumbar, weather tech floor mats, auto headlamps, power pedals, power windows, power locks, power mirrors, you get the cloth bolster, wood grain trim, these mirrors do power fold in, I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly, and I'm kind of laughing here because it seems to me that just about every single mega cab that I've ever seen comes with weather tech floor mats, I don't know what it is about the people that buy mega cabs, but they love weather tech floor mats, anyways back seats are very clean as well, no rips or tears, very nice and clean, so these seats go down two different ways, first way is the whole seat kind of goes down like that, and because of the weather tech floor mat it's not going down completely flat, so it would go down completely flat if it wasn't for that floor mat there, but anyways so it goes down like that, and then you can just put the backrest down like so, and then you get a confined storage area back there, you get latch tether anchors and stuff, and then there's another little storage bin underneath there, so it's kind of neat how those seats go down two different ways, and you can put both sides completely flat, and then it's like you have a bed back there or space for pets or whatever, side curtain airbags, and then you have 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 19,333 miles, you do get a digital speedometer, instrument cluster is very nice and clean, comes with the heated leather wrap steering wheel, cruise controls and gear selector on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel, you do get your 8.4C radio, AMFM, and serious XM radio capabilities, you do get heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons right there, you have your backup cam, which is really nice, they made these HD on the new RAM body styles here, you can zoom in on your receiver hitch to get hooked up to your bolt camper trailer the first time, and then you can do the cargo cam, and obviously if there wasn't a tonneau cover on there, you could see what's going on in the bed. The other cool thing about this radio is that you can hook up Android Auto and Apple CarPlay to it, and then if you have a nav system on your cell phone, such as Waze or Google Maps, project it right to the screen, and then it's like you have Navra in the screen, even though this one doesn't have the factory navigation system. We did a demo, or I did a demo on Android Auto with this radio, if you want to check that video out, it's in the upper right hand part of the screen.  Two USBs, two USB C's, and an Augs jack, and you get all that storage area under there, get your cup holders, coin slots right there, and that slides dual glovebox on the passenger side, no rips or tears on that seat, smells very clean inside this truck, and the headliner is in great shape as well. You get map lights up there, home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems and auto dimming mirror on there. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. There is your tire and loading information sticker, and then your VIN sticker is right there. I've been told to show those. All right, 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 the quality condition and options of this truck all the way around inside and out. Under the hood, we have a 6.7 liter high output Cummins diesel engine. Once again, this truck has been fully safety 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, and I would highly recommend this truck from a quality and condition standpoint. Looks really good too. 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Hello, and welcome to the Dave Gage Show presented by Buffalo Wildlings. I'm Greg Roy, showing my students and head baseball coach, Dave Gage. And coach, with some of the windy weather we had around here in the last few days, had a couple games post-pwn. But you're still able to get a couple in at home in Sugarfield. And you had your home opener Wednesday against Immaculata. Kind of a little bit of a slug fest. She had a big lead. They came back, and you were able to pull out the victory late. I thought we played pretty well that day. As you said, we got up pretty early, we got up to a 10-2 lead. And then, obviously, we gave some runs back. I think we had a little bit of a lapse, but we handled that adversity pretty well. And that's what I was most proud of our guys, is I think if you look at sometimes in the past, we've given up leads and end up losing those games. So for our guys to bounce back when the score was 10-10, I was really proud of them for that. Yeah, that's the same thing about you guys played yesterday. Ruckers came in the same thing. Tried to come back in the ninth, which is a little bit short, again, just that perseverance. Very proud of our guys. I mean, in there, it was some guys that haven't had opportunities yet that went in for the eighth and ninth inning when the score looked like it was out of reach. And those guys just put together a quality of bats. And I tell our guys, just make my job tough. I mean, everybody wants to play for sure. And their job is to make my job tough. And those guys did that yesterday with some quality of bats and played good defense. Yeah, that's the thing, those guys get in and don't play a whole lot going at quality of bats. Now you've got some decisions to make. Obviously, you've got some more non-conference games here coming up, where you can get a look at some different guys. Obviously, as a coach, that's what you want to competition them from the first man to the 40th man. Sure, and I think the big thing is, obviously, some of those guys are freshman and sophomores. And those are guys that are going to contribute to this program in the future. So for them to go out there, and whether it's five at bats or 50 at bats this year, every single at bat matters. And it's important for them to realize any college experience they can get is going to help them in the future. All right, coach, well, shifting gears this week. I'm here at home for some more games this week. Makeup game today, Frostberg, and then Gettysburg tomorrow, so two quality non-conference opponents should play here the next couple of days. Today, we're going to face one of the best pitchers in the country, and Greg Schneider. We just got to be prepared and execute a game plan and realize that every pitch is going to matter, and every play is going to matter. And then tomorrow, Gettysburg is a well-disciplined team, and they're going to come in here and same thing. We just have to realize that every play matters. And the sooner that we do that and the more consistent we do that, the more successful we'll have. And I think that's right now what we're struggling a little bit with is just finding that every single play is going to come down to winning and losing. Yeah, absolutely. All right, coach, well, you should best of luck in this week coming up, and we'll chat with you next week. Thanks, Greg. All right, for Dave Gage, I'm Greg Royce. This has been the Dave Gage Show.


You're welcome back to the breakfast on Plus TV Africa. It's now time for Off the Press with Mr. Chris Andru. Good morning, thanks for joining us. Ms. Andru, can you hear me? Oh, fantastic. Okay, so I want to begin with a few papers here, so okay. All right, we'll start with the Daily Sun this morning and see what we can quickly share with you. The big one there you can see, it's gonna be on the screen a bit. Yes, it says that Buhari Forts ban okays, grazing reserves, takeoff. Robbishes Southern Governor's Resolution. Also, Southeast leaders decry injustice against sigbos. Another INEC office raised in Enugu. Deere condemns attack on data spiff once against secret GMO use. And also this morning, 2.35 million Nigerians displaced by bandits and flawed in 2020, says Nema as Buhari receives agency's report. Retired Commodore fears more Air Force plane crashes, says investigation report will be top secret. Insecurity, Chief of Army staff and others death has increased our problems, says the President. National dialogue would end agitations and that's from the Benoist State Governor, Tom. It will be Agu Eboni Stakeholders Rally Support for Umahi and Mutecum pledges to end growing insecurity in Southwest. Lagos Ogun, sign MOU on Borderline Development. And also ex-Niger Governor Aliou, a mole in the PDP, says Yasum Wike. Those are the stories on the Daily Sun. All right, moving on now to the Nigerian Tribune. The headline reads, Asab by declaration, President attacks Southern governors, accuses them of providing no solution, says Stant on open grazing has questionable legality. Above the headlines of the Nigerian Tribune, Asin is threatened and unbragged governorship election. That's according to INEC. Seven vehicles, 373 generating sets, burnt. Reps query NHIS over 152 million liar spent on face mask, hand sanitizers and others. McIndage hides APC for not fielding candidates in all your local government polls. Adult PDP crisis, Obasaki's loyalists begin gradual takeover of structures. PDP finances, not EFC's business. Also on the Nigerian Tribune, Buhari receives NEMMA's 2020 report, inducts 1.9 billion Naira Japanese disaster reduction equipment. Gone men kill 15 in two communities in Plateau. Police confirm an abduction of six as residents block Abuja-Kuduna Highway over insecurity. Only God can wipe my tears as Sunny, late pilot's father. Lots of officers has increased our problems, Buhari. FAC, police council meetings postponed. And lastly, reps move to scrap NYC, bill sets four second reading. Those are the stories on the Nigerian Tribune. The nation needs whippers next. The big one there says, presidency slams Southern governor's open grazing ban. It also says, more INEC offices raised in Anambra, Inugu and Imo. And why autonomy for legislature and judiciary is key by agency DG. We can also see here, APC must on a North-South past shift packed. Your APC shifting and wife abducted. 58 killed in Niger. Bainui and Plateau states and to kidnapping protesters block Abuja-Kuduna road. We can also see here, Buhari governors and others to determine APC convention date. And federal government to fund the ranching. Acuraidulu ban is irreversible. Those are the big ones. Shocking about 58 killed in Niger. Bainui and Plateau states as a couple of stories that didn't make the headlines. I hope they show up at some point. All right, on the punch newspaper, the SAPA declaration is here again. Governors disagree as presidency backs Malami on open grazing ban. Governors announcement and grazing is of questionable legality. That's according to the presidency. And though governor says system outdated, we have to stop grazing cows from Kaoranamuda, so Lagos. Also on the punch newspaper, federal government bars 22 year aircraft from Nigeria releases 5 billion Naira aviation bailout. Experts predict 11.5% lending rate as monetary policy committee ends meeting. Reps alleged sabotage grill officials over $120 million abandoned port scanners. Indian strain, federal government begins haunts for 90 isolation evaders on Wednesday. Taiwo was built to go on UK course from June 12th, says sister of late pilot, Asani. Also on the punch newspaper, the story reads Dr. Kidnapped in ambulance. In ambulance, APC berates mucking day over insecurity. Lagos Ogunsain MOU on joint development commission. Firm petition CP tackles Monarch as traditionalist disrupts construction. Abuja bound nutritionists missing for 18 days between Ogun Lagos, ex-Niger governor, Blackmailer, chronic liar, serial betrayer, that's according to Wike. And we can see a picture here on the punch newspaper. We see that it looks like tires are being burnt on the roads with lots of onlookers. And the caption reads residents of Tofa Loko government area of Niger State on Saturday during a protest against abductions on the Abuja Kaduna Highway on Monday. Those are the ones on the punch. All right, Chris Wando, let's bring you in and probably start with the violence in the southeast. And of course, the attack on INEC offices probably will start with that thing, we lost him. Once we reconnect, we'll be speaking on that. I'm not sure what exactly is going on. And we've brought this up a couple of times on this platform and spoken about what seems to be going on and who is angry with INEC in the southeast. Who is behind these continued attacks on the INEC offices in the southeast. It started with police stations and now it's moved to INEC offices. What exactly is the bigger plan and what are we not seeing or what are we not aware of? We still, of course, lack proper investigations from the police force and clarity with some of all these things and how come nobody has been arrested yet? Yes, and another question is, is it's impossible for seeing that this has been happening in the past weeks and even almost a month now, seeing how different INEC offices across different states have been attacked by assamists, but isn't it possible for INEC to request the police assistance to secure the area? Because we know the level of security we have. We just have somebody who's there, he doesn't have arms, maybe lacks training. So is it impossible for the government to ensure security of INEC offices in the country? It's not even election year and we're seeing these things. What will happen in the next one year and two years? It's just really scary. If police stations themselves have been attacked and burnt, you know, then which police officer is going to? So who would secure who? You know, I just feel bad, you know, that we still haven't been able to, we haven't heard any report of anybody being arrested. It really just shows a complete failure of our security system and security infrastructure. If weeks and weeks and weeks have gone and more of these offices have been attacked and police stations have been attacked and we still haven't heard. No suspect. That one person has been arrested in connection with these attacks that has provided information as to what exactly is going on. There has to be an answer, you know, and you know, I don't want to believe that there is no investigation going on, but even if there is or there isn't, how come nobody has been brought forward? It shouldn't take this long. And sadly, my fear is that we might just move on from all of this and nobody eventually will be arrested or brought to book. There has to be one person who should know somebody, who should be able to tell what exactly is going on. You know, these attackers don't, you know, fall from space. They are indigenous, I believe, or they are people who live in that same society or maybe coming from outside. Nobody, you know, has an idea, but there has to be one person who should have been arrested by now to tell a story or at least to be honest, you know, with the police or what exactly is going on. I don't know. What will be the answer eventually? And you know, like I asked earlier, what exactly might be the bigger plan or the big picture? Is it, you know, to, you know, reduce the possibility of elections in 2023? Is it an attack on voting generally in the Southeast? Or there's something that, you know, we're not aware of? Wow. Well, while we ponder on that question, we also see that the presidency after weeks of the ASEPA declaration, they responded basically attacking Southern governors and saying, you know, you did not propose any solution. And basically what you're saying has questionable legality, you know. So this also is a very important issue because we know how much crisis and insecurity we've had due to the farmers-headers conflict and how the Southern governors met to say, one way we can solve this is to ban, you know, herders from moving freely and openly with their cattle. We saw APC, Southwest governors also met, the endorsers and said, yes, we agree that open grazing should be banned. Everyone's looking forward to a solution saying, ranching, that should be the option. But the presidency's response here is in a totally different direction saying, you know, basically attacking this. So I really wonder what exactly, what laws the presidency would begin to institute if the state got, if we've been talking about, you know, devolution of power, state autonomy and all of that. And these states are saying, we're banning open grazing in our state. I'm really keen to see what laws or orders, so declaration the federal government will make to overturn that decision. Or if this is just a newspaper article based on the press statement from Bashir Ahmed or one of his other media aides. Very likely that's what it is. I don't think the constitution already guarantees, gives state governors right over lands in their state. And so they can, and they have the rights to say, we do not want any cattle moving across the state. If you want to get a ranch, get a ranch. If you want to pay for land and set up a ranch, then do so. I remember I saw a picture of the Jersey cows. I spoke about that some time ago. Those cows are brought in from the U.S. to some states in the West. So we're doing very well, given up to 150 liters of milk per cow. Whereas the cows here in Nigeria, we'll only be able to produce, maybe about 10 or 14 of them will only produce 50 liters. Whereas one of those cows, and so one of those Jersey cows was produced as much as 150 liters a day. And so governors have the right to say, we do not want cows or cattle moving around our state. We would rather have you pay for land, get a ranch, and train your cattle there. Set up a small secondary primary school, let them go to school in the ranch. But the thing is, this once again brings back the conversation on Atiko Abubakar's response. It's where he said, he believes it's best when all state governors come together with a solution and come together with an agreement. Well, not all. There have been the Southern governors who have made their statements. The APC leadership, Bolatini, a couple of other people also made, also agreed with the idea of banning open grazing. But there's still a lot of states who haven't actually come out to say, we agree with this, Northern states have not, let me let myself be honest. We agree with this, and we of course, will go ahead with banning open grazing in our states also. So this is what I think is lacking. All states need to come together and take a decision on what exactly must be done. And for those states who feel like they don't want to ban open grazing, then they can allow grazing in their states. But for Southern governors, there has to be a decision and that decision has been made. The presidency deciding what stands to take might be like you said, from one of the aides, but it still represents the presidency. And I remember about two weeks ago, I was saying that when you attack decisions by a certain group of people and you are not able to bring up your own decisions that are better or your own resolutions that are better, then it kills the whole process of building together and moving forward. What exactly is the presidency recommending? Are we going back to recommending ruga settlements? Are we going back to recommending any of all those ideas that have been shot down in the past? Is the presidency truly interested in securing lives and property of Nigerians? Is the presidency really interested in ending the farmer's headers clashes, the disruption of farms across the country, the rustling of cattle across the country, or do we want to continue to play politics with this? And that's the question that Nigerians should be asking the presidency, whoever that institution represents. What are you suggesting? And instead of attacking whoever it is that you decide that you want to attack, what are you suggesting? And for those who say, oh, these resolutions are nonsense, there have been other resolutions in the past that have not been implemented. Bring up your resolutions, let Nigerians listen to it and say, okay, yes, this one is better, or this one might make more sense. But if you're not bringing up your own resolutions, that Nigerians appeal to and agree with, then we're simply just playing politics with all of this. But I like where Governor Akira Deleu is, and he has said that the ban is irreversible. He has taken his stand and that's what it will be. They need to go further with continuing to push for state police, continue to push for more control over the security architecture in their states so that they know that they are fully responsible for security. They continue to collect every month security votes, which runs into millions and billions of nires unaccounted for. Nobody explains what those funds are used for. And that of course runs into billions of nires annually that is shared across states as security votes. And so they should take responsibility. And if this is their own way of taking responsibility, then I'm all for it personally. We apologize, we're having challenges bringing in our guest this morning, Chris Wando. And so we're just having a quick review while we're trying to connect with Chris Wando. 58 people killed in Benway and two other states. I saw in the news people saying up to 100 people were killed in certain places. And I think our social media yesterday it's not being verified, it didn't make any of the papers today. But it should still be alarming that 58 Nigerians lost their lives in a time when we are not fighting a war with another country, when we are not being bombarded by another country, where Nigerians are being killed by persons in Nigeria who commit these crimes and walk away, commit these crimes and go back to hiding and maybe return in another, we can commit another atrocity like this. 58 Nigerian lives are as important as any other Nigerian living in Nigeria or even in diaspora. And so it should make national headlines. It should be shocking enough to put the country at a standstill. It should be shocking enough to tell everyone to take a pause this morning and ask what exactly is going on. 58 human beings will not see Christmas this year. 58 human beings will not see Democracy Day, will not be able to start the new week. And that's it. It should be alarming enough. And any other person who's... I said yesterday that we should stop going back to blaming or referring to what happened in the past administrations. That's why the Nigerians voted. That's why Nigerians brought in a new government. Chris Wando, thanks for joining us. Apologies for the issues with the network. Can you hear us now? Yes, I can hear you. Good morning once again. Good morning. Thanks for joining us. We have time to just quickly address two stories. So let's quickly speak on the attack on INEC offices in the Southeast. Once again, I know you've spoken about this before, but it doesn't seem to have ended. What exactly would you say is going on? That is the question that the Security Agency needs to answer because everybody doesn't know what is going on. The attack on INEC offices across the South is becoming worrisome. The point is that N'Jubu, N'Ambra, it's so terrible that in now, the credit agents have not been able to get anybody or arrest anybody. That to me is worrisome. And probably that shows the lack of capacity on the part of our security agencies. But don't also forget that also, the security agents of the Security Agency are also under attack. So you can see what is going on that day also they're not able to have the capacity at the square presently to be able to tackle the issue as it's where. Because we are seeing a recent attack of police stations also within the Southeast and also South South. So I think that what the government needs to be able to repeat this before. There are just a few months away from 20 countries and if this continues then there is a problem. What I don't understand is the direct attack on INEC offices. The perpetrators of this attack have not come out to speak their reason. And we don't need to make any headway in apprehending them. They'll attack them the night they drink the day. So there should be some level of police police top plans on the security agencies and collaboration with the agency agencies. The longer the police system are around, the security defense should get involved, the DSS should be involved. And I wouldn't want to say the answer because I mean seems to have some kind of a place now. But these agencies have special measures and this attack on the security agency so you can get out of control. Okay, Mr. Alwantu. Another story we've been seeing in recent time is a high rate of kidnapping. On the punch knees paper, a story here mentioned that a doctor was kidnapped in an ambulance and also that a Buddha bound nutritionist has been missing for about 18 days between Lagos and Ogun state. We also saw another story in the nation that all your APC chieftains wife abducted. Stories like this, abductions, kidnappings, people being missing, you know, here and there in Nigeria. Yes, don't also forget that. Yes, and the Abudja, Abudja catnipide was blocked by some people. Yes, who claimed that some number of people were kidnapped just last night. I got the message from a legislator who told me about the kidnapping, this is the inclusion on, on the rule, or your rule. And they basically showed me right now for excuse people, but not the abudja. I run, I think it is just the rest of them that there are some, a level of them have to do not on their own. So that's what I'm talking about. We are talking about how this is the attack. I'm talking about the police station's attack. I'm talking about the Heldman attack, a type of ice rock. And now also the issue of kidnapping and the big defense. And that shows the level of it. The whole body is protected on no single person. Before we had it, we had this problem, at least within the, not east, not west. But now, it seems to have spread every part of the country is now, they're going to fill up. Three days ago, there was some, there was some rumours that there was level of kidnapping figures, but it gives you, let us say, corruption on the scheme as we did too. And that was nothing like that. But just yesterday, there was also an attempt by some hoodlums to attack a police station in Heldman and try to burn it down. But if you're so too much to say that, it could be those that tried to burn the police station that I'm putting to it and after we are ready. So that shows the level of insecurity at Heldman. And that, to me, is the, by just the people of the ice rock or what will happen as we move towards the next election. We are talking about the election if they need to be, but you might just have a scenario that will have more worst situation compared to what we had in 2015, the general election. We are an election after the post office on wheels. So for us to be able to handle the development of security. And as I said, that was it. I mean, not now we have it across board and we should call for some level of consign for the president and do it in authority. And that is why I was being appalled by the respect coming up on the presidency yesterday on the resolution of the Southern Governance. When I look at that president name that will be issued by the presidency and signed by the spokesperson of the president and vice-chair, I was appalled. The language use was on courts, on call for success. And they tend to bring in elected leaders of this, all manner of names and types of venues and all sorts of kinds of things. All of that is just a fallout that's created to the general position. People have to understand from that and supporting the, and condemning the president of us for taking the whole issue on the issue of security. They are the six second jobs of the state and you know what is happening and that is why they are trying to approach it. They are even having the federal government if they sit at that open grid, our place with most cost of the level of business. I think they should be commented instead of this level of contamination from the federal government. But anyway, what that is like, but with that government, what they can only do is put support and try to challenge the resolution of the Southern Governance. They say they are resoluting their resolution, they are resoluting and they are not going back on it. All right, Chris Wendu, apologies for the network challenges that we had earlier. But we have to wrap up here this morning. Thank you so much for your patience and for speaking with us on the program this morning. Thank you, have a great day. All right, stay with us. What happened on this day in history? And we're back to the actually just last year to tell you one of the biggest events that of course did shape a little bit of history in the year 2020.  Do stay with us.


You don't want greedy business partner. And the second thing is people who love to negotiate too much, they score horribly on these quizzes. So it's okay to be a decent negotiator. But believe it or not, not all the money in the world is made by people who just negotiate down to the nth degree. For example, I know real estate people personally that the way they made money, they found a property worth 10 million and they went and offered 11 million. They just wanted to, they knew the deal and the long run would pay off. And they go, if you negotiate too much, you lose the deal. So over negotiation is correlated with very bad scores on the quiz, especially around things like agreeableness. There is a time to negotiate, but if you get a business partner, I see this with employees. Some of our worst employees that I said not to hire, and we somehow accidentally hired them, were people who came in like, all right, you're offering us a hundred grand a year, I want 103,000. And I'm going dude, like really, is that why you're here?