I am Fabrice Calmes. I'm working for the Yukon Research Centre of the Yukon College at Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, and I'm studying permafrost and north end geomorphology. So I am a permafrost scientist, so I'm studying frozen ground. I'm very involved in the impact of climate change on permafrost and how this end-use landscape change that may affect society. For example, when permafrost is degrading, there is a lot of settling that occur, collapsing, and if it occurs below buildings or infrastructures, so you can have a lot of damage. But also, if your landscape is changing, the activity of the people living on the territory may be affected by that. So I'm studying all the impacts from permafrost degradation. Permafrost is really a climatic phenomenon. It's there because you have cold air temperature all year long, so when you have this cold air, the ground starts to freeze and it exists for millennium. So obviously, when the atmosphere is warming, permafrost will be impacted because it's not now in equilibrium with the atmosphere, so permafrost starts to tower. So depending the kind of permafrost that you have, you can have no sign of degradation because permafrost contains no ice, for example, so when it towers, there is no loss of volume in the ground. But we can see the temperature of the permafrost warming. When you have what we call toe-sensitive permafrost, which means that it is a permafrost with warm temperature and also an important amount of excess ice in the ground, then you can observe a lot of phenomenon like landslides, collapsing, the formation of lakes and ponds. Presently, I'm working along the Alaska Highway and when permafrost is towing, you can see cracks appearing in the shoulder of the road. You can also have bombs forming, a lot of collapsing. Okay, so the cracks in the highway. So we made a calendar with different pictures of our research as a Yukon Research Center and this is a picture I took. So if you want to see the kind of cracks that we can have, that this kind of crack and why it forms is because you have a lot of ice in the ground and this is a picture of a permafrost core. So you can see because it is a cylinder, so we use a corer and you can see that all this part is pure ice. So of course when permafrost toe and it starts from the top of the permafrost, all the ice is melting and all the ground is knowing a subsidence. So the road has to be maintained on almost a yearly basis. They have to resurface the road constantly. For the Alaska Highway, it takes eight times more money to maintain than any other road in Canada. So yes, it takes a lot of money. We made also a survey in communities, in villages and we saw buildings affected by permafrost toe and the buildings start to tilt, some cracks appear in the walls, sometimes windows break because the building changes shape, the doors cannot close anymore. In one of the schools in the community in Whitehorse, one of the big glass in the window in the library just falls on the ground, there was nothing at the time. Sorry, there was nobody at the time, but it was like relatively scary for the kids. So permafrost is any kind of ground that is frozen at least for two consecutive years. It means that it can be bedrock in the mountains, it can be gravel and it can be any kind of sediment pit. The one that is the most problematic is a fine sediment, silt, clay, because in this kind of sediment, when permafrost develops, a ground ice named segregated ice forms. You have lands of ice forming each time that the permafrost progresses in the ground. So it's only, it's many occur in sediment soil and it's quite widespread at least in many areas of the world. This kind of fine texture sediment and permafrost is really common in a lot of areas in northern Quebec. In northern Quebec it is marine clay. In Northwest Territories it can be marine clay but also lake history and clay from the ancient Glacier Lake. You can have this in also in all the rivers channel. So yes, it's relatively widespread. No, it's hard to put numbers in it, you know. So I was talking about the school in the community of Forest River. They already, they made the first school at the end of the 70s and they rebuilt it completely in the early 2000s. So you can consider that each 20 years, sometime you have to rebuild your building. So life expectancy of building in permafrost is shorter than in other building. Now it depends also about how well the building was built. When you're trying to build on permafrost you want to make it in equilibrium with permafrost. You don't want to disturb the ground surface so you will try to build on gravel pad or to use piles and you will try to have air passing below the building to keep the permafrost cold and help the heat to extract from the ground. You can put a price on a building on a road but sometimes it's hard more to put a price on the health of people, the way the change of way of life in some cases is hard to quantify. Some people are living in the land, a lot of First Nations rely on their land to find food and supply. They hunt for specific animals, they live in specific environments and these environments are changing so the animals the fauna is changing too and they cannot hunt these animals anymore because the environment is not suitable for them so they will have to rely more on the food coming from the salt. How can you put a price on that? When permafrost degrades it's induced a lot of change in the landscape. You may have some forest in some area with permafrost underneath and when the permafrost is dewing we say that the forest gets drunk because the trees are tilting and all this forest is replaced by wetland, marsh, ponds, lake, so if you needed the wood the wood is not there anymore. If you have a trap line to trap animals for food, you have difficulties to access your sites because trees are collapsing or because there is a pond on your trail. Some animals are very attached linked to some specific environment like caribou. Caribou eat lichens and you can find a lot of lichens on permafrost mounds and permafrost plateau in some area. When this permafrost mounds and permafrost plateau disappear the caribou won't come here anymore. There are people gathering berries medicinal plants on this area so when the area disappears they lose this land for these activities. For sure, I think that ground is part of three very important elements for life. You have air, you have water, you have the ground. You're living on it, right? Except for a bird and you can fly all the time. And permafrost is frozen ground. When it freeze, the ground changes and when it tow, the ground changes back to something else. We are changing your environment and when we say, ground is solid, ground is certain. With permafrost is not the case because you can walk in a place one year and the year after, you cannot walk there. There is a lot of discussion about how permafrost, when it will tow or when it is tow, will have an impact on grain housegazes. So about how permafrost may produce grain housegaze because a soil that is frozen is relatively biologically not very active. You don't have a lot of bacterial activities. But a lot of permafrost occur in organic soils. When it starts to tow, there is a layer that we call the active layer which is the top part of the ground and that tow and freeze each year. If your permafrost is warming, this layer will become more and more thicker each year and all the elements contained in this layer will be reactivated. So there will be more bacterial processes, biological processes. In some cases, this layer, this permafrost contains gazes. So when the active layer is deepening, you will have more biological activity, more grain housegaze release, like carbon dioxide, methane. And we try to put a number on this gas emission because it's like a cycle. You know, chemical is warming, permafrost is towing, gazes are released. So the warming is even more important and there is a loop, a feedback. And so, yes, this carbon dioxide and methane release from permafrost is one of the current hot activity research. Originally, I come from Corsica, which is an island in the Mediterranean Sea. So very warm, very beautiful, mountain everywhere. And I made part of my study in oceanography. At some point in my study in France, I went in a laboratory that was specialized in periglacial processes. And it was about modeling some deposits, some coastal deposits. So you see the link with the scenography under a cold condition, making a tow-free cycle. And I was looking how this deposit was evolving. And I found that very neat, you know. And I was interested. I didn't know about the cold environment, but I got interested and I decided to come to Canada and to make a PhD at Laval University.  But I was, if you asked me like 20 years ago, 20 years ago, no, I couldn't say that, oh, I wish to dip permafrost. The first thing you do is to listen and ask questions. Then after that you can talk. I think.  And then when you know them, you know what to say and what are the answers that they're looking for. And not, you know, only your own perspective. And yeah, well, I will explain how it works in your landscape, you know. I try as much as I can. You know, you have also to work. As much as I can, I try to communicate my results in conference. And not only with my fellow scientists, but also with all the people and the communities in the North. Of course, we try also to publish our results and make communication with the media to make the people aware about what we are doing. You know, I came in Ottawa for the Arctic Change Conference. I was at the European Conference on permafrost like four months ago. And before that, I went to a lot of workshops in Canada too. There is different kind of workshop about mountain permafrost, about the impact of permafrost and infrastructures. We went in other areas in the North to give a conference about the impact of permafrost on the First Nations and societies. Yeah. How to be pretty correctly correct about that. You know, I have a Darwin fish. Do you know the Darwin fish? It means like, I believe in evolution. At the difference that it's not a region, right? It is a theory, a scientific theory, relatively well proven for now. So, sometimes you have the things that you are dealing with irrational. It is belief. It is fate. It does not... People, it's hard to get some logic into their system.  Like a snake, I think, is tail. So, it's very hard. I think that there are minorities but they speak a lot and they are very active. And when I prepared a course in geomorphology for Tabasca University, I wanted it to be very interactive. So, I put a lot of link to Vaideo's document and at some point I was looking for, you know, documentation explaining dating, dating technique, carbon dating and things like that.  It was skeptical about evolution. It was skeptical about dating. And I said, wow, incredible. You know, I didn't believe about that. And at the very beginning of my geomorphology course I talked about... I talked about the very start of geomorphology when there was two theories that called uniformitarianism, you know, when the landscape did not move or evolve very slowly and catastrophism, when the landscape changed, you know, because there was evolution or things like that. And yes, I start to enter this world and I found out that there was more sometimes more prominent in the web to access large publics than scientists. And it was five, six years ago. No, I think that improved. But sometimes we should pick up more but trying to reach people with education put our videos on the web, explaining what we are doing, make it our search, you know, two or three minutes of video explaining what we are doing, our discovery, very simple, you know, just a video of you walking on the site and showing this is the first month, it melt and this is the lake. So I think that there are people that are skeptical, very motivated like, you know, and you have to sometimes, you know, you have to push excessively to counteract to this guy. Can we convince them? As I said, I don't think so. I might be pessimistic about that. But I think that's education and also they have the easy job, right? Because we arrive and we say, you know, climate is changing, it will be some impact, it can be difficult, we will have to cope with it, you know?  And they arrive and they say, well, don't worry, everything was going to be fine, all these scientists are crazy, there is nothing occurring, it is natural, everything gets back to normal at some point. Who do you want to listen? The guy with the sugar in the hand or the guy with the lemon, you know? Climate change is just like, usually you have a natural equilibrium that allows to have development of life and natural cycle to occur at a way, in such a rhythm that we can adapt to that, you know? It takes a million years to change from one temperature to another. Now we just put our feet on the accelerator and the engine is running very fast and we can start to be very late to push on the brake and I'm not sure that we can cope with all the changements that will occur because our industrial activities, right? Mainly that's the source of the problem. It's burning stuff. The problem is we are burning too much stuff. Gas, oil and that's affecting our atmosphere and our atmosphere now is warming so there is not, except if you come with a very special recipe to grab all the bad stuff in the atmosphere, I guess you have to slow down. My mother is kind of hard to explain what I'm doing to her because she is living in somewhere where thermofrost does not exist so we don't really care that she has no idea about how it may impact other people in the world.


Abbey Shapiro's milk? In case you're wondering what the hell's going on, basically I asked a question entitled, What liquid would you order from SCP-294, the coffee machine? This was one of the more prominent responses I got, and I know who you're talking about. I know who you're talking about. Anyway, without further ado, I am going to read your comments based on SCP-294 and what kind of liquid you want to put in there, so let's get started. Cup of farts and give it to Dr. Bright. I don't know, he might like that. You might just see him just sniffing his coffee cup or something. Farnsworth? The usual, sir. The next comment we got is called, Chunky Seafood Soup. Yeah, that might be pretty good, actually. The next comment is, Easy, I'd order a white Gilgamesh. If you want to, yeah, I guess the machine would probably do it for you. Just don't come to me if you're basically like puking up curled milk or whatever. Next comment is, An aviation cocktail from the Brickway in Omaha. They stopped making them. Huh, I never had one of those. How good is it? Like, what'd they put in and all that? I'd like to know. The next comment is, Sterile Type O Negative Blood. Stock up on it, you know, in case I ever need some. You know, having the machine make like some rare blood types and such would actually be amazing for the medical field. That's actually a pretty good idea. Teddy's 5-7-7-5 says, A cup of immortality. I don't know, man. That whole immortality thing would get pretty boring pretty quick. Not to mention there's other factors involved. I'd never want to be immortal, if you ask me. Cold- Coldfader says, Hmm, if it's possible, I'd order a cup of liquid musical talent. The challenge is that one joke S.E.P. for ultimate rockness. Or a cup of liquid macho. See if I can go full on macho man after drinking it. If that's too abstract, I'd order a margarita. In honor of the late Jimmy Buffett. You know what?  That's how I think of it. Ogre Maddox says, Wolverine's blood. I need some healing factor capable of miracles. Yeah, a lot of people do as well. That would be actually a pretty good thing, but I don't know how that would react with the human body too well. I would say test it on D-Class, but then you have a D-Class who can regenerate. And basically kind of like Wolverine, so. Maybe not the best idea. Samuel Trujillo 7578 says, I hope I got your name right. Anyways, Cup of Gold. You know what? The best time to get that cup of gold would be when the gold is in high demand. That way you can make a lot of money. Straka Zulu says, A cup of cancer cure. Yes. A thousand times. Yes. We need that. Heck, you could even ask for like a cup of SCP-500 liquid form. That would also be amazing. Christian Herta-Doc Abellus 208 says, My favorite SCP-10000 after the Clockwork Machine. I would ask for a cup of charisma, please. I have a job interview in a couple hours and need that. Well, here's the thing. How did your job interview go? Did you get the job or what? Let us know. Fuzum's McBuzzspace8926 says, I'd order a cup of music. Warnered what that would taste like since I first heard it. I'm kind of curious too. I mean, what does music taste like? Does it taste different depending on the genre? Who knows. JackRack3370 says, Nuka Kola from Fallout, The test of it can reach other realities. Gil Chachamoss4945 says, Better yet, Ask a quantum, aka the rarest flavor in lore. You know what? Nuka Kola Quantum is actually the rarest one out there. You know what? I want to try that root beer from like, Fallout New Vegas. I want to try that and see what that tastes like.  Yeah, I agree, that stuff is pretty damn expensive, and it has a lot of medical properties too, so it would be very useful. WilliamScarveRoad8123 says, Sundance soda from the 90s, I love the taste, but the company went under. I don't think I ever had Sundance soda. I mean, I was around in the 90s, hell, I was born in the 80s, but I don't quite remember Sundance soda. I wonder if that was a local thing or something, but I just don't think of it off the top of my head. I don't think I remember seeing it in my area. And that concludes this video of me reading your comments about SCP-294 and what liquid you would order from it. I'd like to thank you the fans, as well as the Patreon supporters, and the supporters on YouTube as well. I'd like to thank you all very much, it helps out a lot, especially in these times. And of course you can follow me on Facebook, Patreon, Twitter, and I also have a Discord you can join, where you can talk with me and many others live. And until then, I'll see you next time, and have a good one, everybody.


Welcome to ToffeeTV, it's the 6th of June and this is the Everton News Daily. Well, all the Nationals today have highlighted Everton and what they need to do. Selling players is what Marcel Brands has said they need to do. All the National newspaper journalists spoke to Marcel Brands and Marco Silva on Monday. If you watch the little behind the scenes video, Everton, did you can see them all in a room, Paul Joyce, David Madder, Andy Hunter, they're all in a room getting the load on. Now, Marcel Brands, what he said has been taken in various different ways. 12 players leaving, 8 players leaving, Everton must sell to buy. I think the general message is Everton need to clear the dead wood. I don't think it's a, well, I'm pretty sure it's not a sell to buy policy at Everton, but the policy is that Everton must clear this squad out before they can really get involved in the transfer market. FFP has to be a D2 in the Premier League. Wages have gone through the roof, wages must be slashed, but also the idea that players must aim the money that they get, you know, they have to do it on the pitch and there's far too many players at the moment getting a free ride. A lot of players who are not involved whatsoever, whether they be senior players or younger players, they're aiming free money essentially. They're not doing anything and the days of that are over according to Marcel Brands.  So whether it be 12 or whether it be 8, it'll be, it'll be how many they identify and how many they can get rid of essentially. So we'll have to wait and see. And that can only be healthy for the club. That can only be healthy that these players who are just aiming money without actually doing anything without actually adding to the first team dynamic need to be moved on. So it could be busy in the next few weeks. It could also be hard to get rid of these players, you know, players on good contracts that won't get those contracts elsewhere, you know, unless they're willing to go, it could be difficult. One player it seems who is willing to go is Morgan Snidlin. It's been revealed that he sees his future elsewhere. He's just revealed that he's going to be a father as well. So congratulations to him and Camille. And maybe that's maybe that's that's part of why he wants to leave.  So that would be one player who's probably on good wages. I'm sure there's other. The likes of Ashley Williams and as I mentioned, Kevin Morales, the likes of plays like Sanjo and Classen, who the club might just decide, you know, it's not happened. Let's just cut our ties and move on. Wayne Rooney would probably be another one. I mean, if you could get get rid of those those players, that is a that is a massive amount of cash that would be available for for for for for wages, simply, you know, and would allow us to reinvest that money into new players. So so we'll have to wait and see. We'll have to wait and see. But I'm sure whichever way it goes, it will be for the benefit of the first team and it will be for the benefit of the club and it won't. It's not a case of having to sell to buy. Yeah, another play looks like he's leaving, or, you know, well, definitely leaving by the looks of it is is Joe Robles. He was out of contract and Marca in Spain saying that he has agreed a deal with Gatafi. So maybe on the first of July, that will probably be ratified unless we hear about it sooner. So that would be one one player straight away out of the squad from last season. A player that we've been linked with Cavalio, apparently a bowler. There must be a better way of saying that. I've said that. Michael Silver immediately identified him as the as a player to bring in. Although Michael Silver said there is no link and he has not spoke to Marcel Brands or anyone at the club or any Portuguese player. Now, obviously, he might be just be playing Cui there because this Cavalio link has been around for a few weeks and won't go away. But he's going to the World Cup with Portugal. So if ever we're going to try and do business, maybe it would be better to sign do before the World Cup, World Cup in case of any inflated prices. Although his situation with Lisbon is is quite. It's quite a peculiar because of. All the things that have been going on around the president. So we'll we'll wait and see. That's anyone play that has been linked. Another place being linked is Shikiri from Stoke. He's been heavily linked tonight with Liverpool. Who's talked there in the day that he was linked with Roma and Liverpool. But Liverpool. Looking at him quite heavily now as an alternative to other plays they've been going after this summer. And that's from good sources, but that's from Paul Joyce. So if ever not interested in the player. Which I'm not really bothered if they are or not. They will have to compete with Liverpool. It looks like for the for his signature. So that's an interesting one. Another player ever been linked with in the past, Johnny Evans. It looks like he's sounding for Leicester. I don't think there's any real interest at the moment, but it looks like David activated his release clothes from West Brom and he will join him for three and a half million. So if ever we're interested in the play, it looks like they've missed out. I don't think they might have been interested from previous regimes, but I don't think the current ones are too bothered about them, to be honest. I don't think he's on their radar. Although Evan do want to centre back. That would be one of the first signs they will try and bring in. Although that it is at the moment seems that it will not be the shells from Newcastle. Evan will look at alternative routes in the meantime. It could be someone they go back to in the future, but at the moment it seems that it won't be the shells, although there has been obviously speculation in the North East about that. But looking from the evidence side of things, that he's not someone they're looking at at the moment. Maybe they're looking to try and bring in a player who is. It would be easier to bring in, essentially, because it would be difficult to get him out of Newcastle at this time. There you have it, that the moment. That's all the stories we have for today. I'm sure more will pop up. There's always seems to be this horrible thing of stories coming out just after I've recorded these shows. So we'll wait and see if that happens. Don't forget to catch us tomorrow in case any more news breaks. If you haven't already, make sure to check out any of the videos we've put out this week, including an interview with Andy Gray, which should be going up on YouTube tonight. So make sure to check that out. Thanks for watching Toffee TV. I'll see you later.


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If you guys welcome back to another one. If you went into the channel, I am Goldpony, I do new car track SUV reviews on YouTube. And today we are in the brand new 2022 Toyota Tundra, courtesy of younger Toyota in Hagerstown, Maryland for more information on their inventory. Please feel free to check out the link in the description box below. And so I ended this one today obviously because it has been completely redesigned for the 2022 model year. And specifically we are in the limited trim here today. So we will be going over completely everything about this limited trim. You have a brand new 14-inch color touchscreen display, a new twin-turbo V6 power plant as well. And so like I said, we will be testing out and going over everything about this one from acceleration to braking, steering, feel ride quality, sound system exhaust clip, all of that fun stuff. So having said all of that, what do you guys say? Let's just go ahead and jump right into it. And as always, let's start with pricing. And so there will be several different configurations obviously with trucks, that's the way it works. For specifically even the limited trim level, essentially for the limited it starts at $46,850 for the four by two double cab with a six and a half foot bed, going up to $52,230 for the four by four crew max, six and a half foot bed, which is the one we have today and the price as tested that we are currently in with just about every single option you could possibly want on this thing, $59,983. But like I said, regardless of the configuration that you go with, the power plant on this particular Tundra limited is going to be the same. Powering the beast is a 3.5 liter twin turbo V6, 389 horsepower at 5,200 RPM, 479 pound feet of torque, coming in at 2,400 RPM. Power sent to rear wheels are all wheels to return speed, automatic zero to 60 time coming in at approximately 5.7 seconds with MPG numbers coming in at 18 in the city, 23 in the highway for the rear wheel drive, 17 city, 22 then on the highway for the four wheel drive but either way, surprisingly, Toyota recommends regular unleaded fuel. So it's gonna save a little bit of money there. That's pretty cool, I like that. But today before we do any kind of fun acceleration tests here in our Tundra, I wanted to mention to you guys the drive modes and so the drive mode circular dial is located directly behind the shifter. You essentially turn it to the left and the right to adjust the drive modes. And so drive modes will include eco, normal sport and there is also a tow and haul mode button for that one, you just simply press the button but essentially adjusting things like the shift points and the throttle response. And now having gotten all of that out of the way, what do you guys say? Let's go ahead and find a straightaway. Let's put the Tundra here to the test and let's see how quickly we can get our new Tundra here up to speed. All right you guys, and so we did just switch it on over to sport mode so we are ready to go in three, two, one, a little bit of a rolling start. There it is, nice, quick shifts, nice sound. Wow, a heck of a lot quicker than I thought a truck of this size was going to be. That is plenty of an acceleration to merge you onto the highway. Really, that was very impressive. I know I was kind of hesitant because it's not a V8 anymore, it's a twin turbo V6 but I'm telling you guys, no turbo lag and that was an extremely impressive acceleration quite honestly for, like I said, a truck of this size but anyways, to go along with that acceleration as always, braking is equally important so up front you will find 13.9 inch ventilated front discs in the back 13.6 inch ventilated rear discs as far as that braking feel goes, yeah, it's fine.  Do what I also mentioned, there are some options when it comes to the suspension as well. There is a rear air suspension that goes for $650. There's also an off-road suspension with Bilstein shocks that's gonna come with the Toyota off-road package or the TRD off-road package, my bad. That goes for $3,085 and there's actually a couple of them but that was the cheapest one that I could find but overall as far as ride quality goes it actually rides a bit smoother than most trucks I typically review so I'm definitely a fan of that. As far as steering feel goes, it feels like it should. It's definitely not a loose steering feel but it's not a heavy steering feel either. I would say it's probably just right for what the Tundra is so it should definitely get the job done in this thing. As far as cabin noise goes, I'm going 50 miles per hour right now, I do have the air on. There's a little bit of road noise but really it's perfectly fine so definitely no issues. Nothing that would bother me, I'll just put it that way. And I should also mention there is an acoustic laminated front windshield that does come standard on the Tundra Limited so that may be contributing to our serene cabin that we have in this one here today. Then touching on visibility, I can see actually pretty darn good out the back. There's a massive rear window there so overall visibility is perfectly fine for me as well considering the size of this truck. I'll just put it that way but anyways, that about rounds off the performance segment of this review guys, let's now go ahead and take a look at the exterior of our brand new 2022 Toyota Tundra. All right you guys and so here she is the new 2022 Toyota Tundra completely designed for the 2022 model year. Let me tell you this design is a heck of a lot better than what it used to be. Not that the old design was bad but this thing looks dang good. But let's go ahead and start up front on this one, all black front grille specific to the limited trim level. And of course, each trim level is gonna provide you with a slightly different look up front and different trim accents throughout really. And you do have some satin chrome surrounds surrounding that front grille, again specific to the limited trim level.  And the cool thing is the fog lights are actually integrated into the front grille design which I thought was pretty cool. But anyways, I'm getting ahead of myself. Let's actually touch on the headlights here. LED headlights do come standard. They come with LED daytime running lights as well. Automatic feature of course coming with that meaning when it starts to get dark at night those headlights will turn on automatically for you there. Manual leveling adjustment as well along with automatic high beams meaning if you have those high beams on and the sensors of the vehicle coming in the opposite direction it's gonna automatically dim them back to low beams. And then when that vehicle is gone it's gonna automatically bump that back up to high beams. So it's just one less thing you gotta worry about there. And again, LED fog lights coming standard as well and they are placed within that front grille design as opposed to kind of underneath of the headlights which I thought was pretty cool. So big fan of that. But there also is some additional ventilation found just underneath of these headlights as well. I don't know if you guys can see that or not. But anyways, overall a very, very good looking front end but pretty much rounds off the front. Let's now go ahead and make our way to the side of the Tundra. All right, so now since we are around to the side of this one first thing I wanna mention is there is a gloss black A-pillar that you guys can see that. It looks pretty darn good in my personal opinion but you do have some chrome windows surrounds or really chrome belt line molding I guess you could say cause it doesn't continue up onto the top. You do have some chrome limited badging on those rear doors. I think you guys can see that as well. Got some chrome Tundra badging on the front doors and chrome door handles also coming standard on our limited trim level that we have here today. Another thing is you have some gray painted over fenders. I think you guys can see that just over the wheel wells there. So not gonna be body colored but Toyota chose to accent them in gray. I think that still looks good honestly.  They are heated, auto dimming, power adjustable with integrated turd signals. They are power folding with the reverse tilt down feature then as well. So as far as function goes pretty much have absolutely everything side mirrors can possibly have these days but take a look at the wheel configuration. They are by color. They are 20 inch machine finished aluminum alloys and they look dang good as well but pretty much rounds out the side profile of this one. Let's now go ahead and make our way to the back of the Tundra. And so now since we are around to the back of this one you do have the body colored tailgate spoiler kind of integrated into that rear tailgate there. So it looks pretty good. Chrome handle on the back of that as well to tie in with all the other chrome accents including that four by four badging as well. Tundra lettering spelled out horizontally of course on that rear tailgate. LED tail lights actually come standard so I do like that you have the extra illumination there because not all trucks will give you those LED tail lights of course. LED center high mount stop lamp to go along with that and you do have some satin chrome accenting on that rear bumper as well. And since we're back here let's go ahead and touch on the towing numbers. You guys can see the connectors just to the left of the license plate there but as far as towing capacity goes it is going to range whether or not you go with the crew cab or the double cab whether or not you go with a five and a half foot or six and a half foot bed but ultimately the max towing capacity specific to the limited trim that we have today comes in at 11,400 pounds which is definitely a good bet but just below it all you will find a single exhaust outlet tucked away on the driver side underneath there and there is a TRD exhaust available but having said that, I do believe you guys know what we have to do next as always here is that exhaust clip. All right, so now since we are around to the back of the Tundra when it comes to opening the rear tailgate there's actually a button on the key fob. There is a button that chrome handle of course on the tailgate itself but the coolest way to open that tailgate is actually a tailgate release bump switch in the driver side rear tail light. So that is the kind of 007 way and essentially they put it there so you can easily hop up onto the back if you wanted to. So just another placement where you can actually open that thing up but once opened up like I've been saying previously there is either a five and a half foot or six and a half foot bed available. We do have the six and a half foot currently with our crew cab here today. So really this is a beast of a truck that we're in payload capacity comes in at 1,740 pounds max. There is a deck rail system with four adjustable tie down cleats. It's always nice aluminum reinforced composite bed construction as well. Integrated cargo lighting as expected and it's all LED cargo lighting as well by the way. So that is definitely pretty cool. So overall it's got everything you could possibly need really in the bed of the truck but then making our way up to the rear legroom is going to differ dependent upon which cab size you go with. Of course, double cab is going to give you 33.3 inches of rear legroom. That's not obviously the one we have today. We do have a crew cab coming in at 41.6 inches. So for reference I'm in even six feet tall. This is how much space I have back there. There are however 60, 40 flip up bench seats meaning those rear seats can fold up in typical truck fashion I guess you could say. And underneath of those seats you can actually find some rear under seat storage which is pretty cool. I definitely was a fan of that and you find that a lot with pickup trucks. So always a fan. Like I said, rear ventilation is actually going to come with the crew max only. You're not going to get that rear ventilation with the double cab. You do have some rear charging ports back there.  But also rear center armrest with cup holders back there too. I don't think I mentioned that yet but rear seats were plenty comfortable. Certainly a ton of legroom at least here in our crew cab. But then making our way up to the front seats soft tech's upholstery is going to be standard on the limited. This front seats will be eight way power adjustable for both the driver and the passenger which is pretty cool with two way power lumbar as well. Memory settings do come standard for the driver for up to two different drivers actually. And you will actually get heated and ventilated front seats that come standard on the limited. Those buttons are located just below the infotainment screen but overall seats were actually plenty comfortable. So definitely don't see any issues with taking this thing on a long road trip or on the beach or whatever the case. So that is definitely nice. Let's take a look at the steering wheel. It is tilt and telescoping. It is leather wrapped and you can actually get a heated steering wheel like we have today for an additional $150 which isn't all that bad for that. Then make our way to the startup. Let me start by showing you guys the key although it is still in the plastic here but essentially all of your buttons are located on one side of the key along with that Toyota logo. You got lock, unlock and the button to pop the rear tailgate. But it is all keyless entry with a push button start. So all I'm going to do here is simply put my front of the brake and press that engine start button located just by the driver's right knee. And so once started up, gauge cluster is going to be a standard eight on all cluster with a 4.2 inch centered display with the limited. However, I will say with upper trim levels you can get a full 12.3 inch digital gauge cluster but with the limited you can't. So that is currently what you're looking at right now but I will say there are steering wheel mounting controls found on the left side of the steering wheel if you wanted to adjust what is on that center digital portion giving you things like your outside temperature how many miles you have left until you hit empty. There is a digital speedometer of course when you need your next oil change and different driving statistics the list goes on. So it pretty much does have everything you could possibly want in the digital portion there. Then make our way to overall interior quality a panoramic roof will go for $1,350 if you wanted that option. We do have that option of course that's lighting in a heck of a lot more light for this video so I am appreciative. LED interior lighting coming standard there is an overhead sunglass holder as well found on the ceiling of this one here. Audit dimming rear view mirror with homeland controls for up to three different garage doors you gotta love that. And it's also kind of a frameless design too which is pretty cool. Dual zoom climate control coming standard there is a leather wrap shift knob as well. Wireless phone charger is going to be available we do have that option as well I've been taking advantage of that so that has been charging my phone this entire time I've been filming which is always nice. As far as overall interior quality goes it's pretty direct into the point here. I do like the little ledges found on just below all four windows in this thing a nice little place to rest your arm that I don't typically see which is pretty cool. You got your grab handles of course to get in and out of both the front and back seats so typical truck fashion there as well. Kind of have this carbon fiber look although it's plastic found just above the passenger side glove box there. Got tons of little places for storage there's an electromechanical parking brake dual cup holders and within the center armrest you have a ton of storage along with the USB charging port and a phone charging port it looks like in there as well. So it's a very practical and functional interior I guess I could put it that way but now let's go ahead and make our way to the tech here cause this infotainment screen is massive for the limited trim level you get a 14 inch color touchscreen display and it is a beast to go along with the size of this truck I guess. Bluetooth and audio streaming you come standard wireless Android Auto Apple CarPlay you gotta love that. So many vehicles these days are still having you connected via USB cable so the wireless Android Auto Apple CarPlay that is a big deal at least to me. You check out different driving statistics up on that massive screen if you wanted to as well. Of course you can check out your radio information and by the way when it comes to the sound systems on the Tundra nine speakers is going to be the standard configuration but there is an optional 12 speaker JBL sound system that goes for $565. That is actually going to come with a subwoofer and an external amp as well and that is the sound system that we have here today. So what do you guys say? Let's go ahead and turn on the radio see what we've got playing today and let's test out the clarity of this one. Actually that was really, really good. That was a really good sound system you guys. The bass was absolutely ridiculous and come to think of it my first car I had a JBL subwoofer in it so I know the bass is excellent with JBL and it is an extremely reliable sound system as well. Got a very good name behind them I'll say that. So really that sound system, that JBL sound system is plenty for the Tundra without a doubt.  There is also an optional panoramic view monitor. We have that you guys can see that screen to the right as well but it's always that it's going to lead us into safety. So to start front side, side curtain airbags do come standard but there are also driver and passenger knee airbags as well. You don't always get that. In the back you're gonna have latch AKA lower anchors and tethers to children for the rear car seats. Rear child door locks, tire pressure monitoring system but actually Toyota does a really good job with standard safety on the Tundra as well. You of course get Toyota Safety Sense 2.5 that comes standard on the limited that gives you a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection, dynamic radar cruise control, lane departure alert with steering assist, lane tracing assist, automatic high beams and road sign assist as well but not only that there's still more standard safety that comes with the limited including a blind spot monitoring system with the rear cross-travel alert and front and rear parking sensors with automatic braking then as well. And so overall when it comes to my final thoughts here of the Tundra limited a twin turbo V6 is plenty powerful and that's kind of one thing I was worried about when I first started driving this one and I know a lot of people are going to be like oh I want the V8 but quite honestly I've driven the V8 and now I've driven the twin turbo V6 this is plenty, this is plenty powerful.  It's a heck of an acceleration in this thing but anyways the tailgate release button in the rear tail light that is pretty cool as well and like that 14 inch screen is absolutely massive. It's kind of reminiscent of Tesla just horizontal rather than vertical which is pretty cool. Excellent exterior styling I will say that as well and of course Toyota's got that reputation of incredible reliability which I would imagine this would go right along with that and I know somebody's going to say oh what about the twin turbo V6 while Lexus has been using that engine for quite a while now so it's already proven itself. Anyways that is about it for this one you guys thank you so much for watching feel free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen if you want to see what's coming next on the channel before it actually gets to YouTube be sure to hit the subscribe and the bell notification button if you're into new car reviews that is what we do here on this channel after all. 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Hello everyone and welcome once again to another edition of the Red Brown and Williams real estate show. I'm Shannon Deskins along with Jennifer Brown Day. And Jennifer I think we're into that time of the year where we start having these winters like the dogwood winter or your blackberry winter because it's gotten cold. It has gotten very cold but hopefully spring is just around the corner. Right and with spring something I actually wanted to ask you was do you normally see a surge of people calling your office and asking you to represent them to either buy or sell a home? Absolutely spring is a really popular time of the year to either list or sell property or list or buy property because it's when the weather starts getting good it's when everybody can start getting back outside. We always talk about how small the house feels during the winter so this is when people really start looking. And a lot of people don't think about needing a realtor to purchase a home but you guys can help with that also. You don't have to just have one for sale to have a realtor. Absolutely and we highly recommend that you do have a realtor to buy a home and I'm actually going to talk about that in the real estate minute today. Okay then we'll skip talking about it now and go straight into our list. Sounds good. The first one we're going to talk about is in Paintsville now this one's at Cross Creek. It is. It's in Cross Creek which is still in Johnson County outside of Paintsville on your way to Paintsville Lake if that helps anybody right there off Route 40. Right. This one screams location especially for anyone who loves outdoor things because not only is the house in a great location there at Cross Creek with some privacy but like you said on the way to the lake so if you like boating fishing any kind of recreation activities this would be perfect for you. Absolutely it's a great location very close to Paintsville and like you mentioned it sits on over an acre lot in Cross Creek which is a little bit uncommon and this is a lot that is situated to allow for some privacy. Your entire backyard is private so this is one that you really can get the privacy aspect and be in a subdivision. We always like to mention this one is on the creek so you have creek access as well. Right so you're getting that country feel too. Now the house itself is absolutely beautiful. I love the view of that front porch. Absolutely it's the entire front of the house which is great especially for that morning coffee and then I didn't include a back picture but you've got a really nice private back patio where again you've got a swing and that kind of stuff where you can really enjoy the nature part of your property as well. But the house overall is about 1800 square feet three bedroom two and a half bath fairly new it was built in 2003 two car garage that you access off the back of the house it has a lot of space. Right and then plus two you know knowing that it sits on an acre so you've got your yard space you know a lot of people like to get out and landscape and do those kind of things I mean you've even got room for a small garden. And then another great thing especially with us talking about the coldness that's going on right now you do have a gas log fireplace in the living room which is also great. And you've got the first floor master bedroom and all the extras that people like when they first walk into that house. Exactly. Exactly. So this is one if you're in the market for anything in the paintsfield area this one has just been reduced to 210,000 so if this is your market you like the Johnson County paintsfield area definitely give this was Kathy Brown's listing right so let's give that Johnson or that paintsfield office number. Okay you can call Kathy at<PHONE_NUMBER>. Alright and then the MLS number on this one is 106-000 so always giving them that number will pull that listing up even quicker. Absolutely. Let's stay in the paintsfield area this one is in Johnson County but this one is more toward East Point. Yes this is in the East Point area and this is off Little Lick Fork in East Point. If you're familiar with going through Hager Hill you would turn on 1750 right there at East Point and then you're going to Little Lick Fork off of that.  This has over 15 acres of property so you still have that country feel when you're up there the house it's by itself up on a hill has some great mountain views so this is something that if you like having that privacy but still want to have access to 23 the whole property screams that. Right and it's a three bedroom two bath double wide. So a lot of people are thinking now well I was looking for some property well now you've got you know this is 15 acres of property plus this double wide so there's a ton of options available depending on what your situation is on this one. Exactly and then you can the other picture we've got included they have just built a 30 by 48 detached metal garage. So you can put your vehicles or your lawn mowers your tractors your side by sides or anything like that so if you're an outdoorsy type person they've just they've just built a building for you. There you go. So this one is priced well at 122.9 so this one is in the the paintsville office also but this one is Cindy legs listing. Correct. Let's get some information for her. Okay for Cindy if you want to send her an email that email is clegleggg at rbnw.com Okay 108209 is that MLS number to give that to Cindy she'll pull it up and get you scheduled for your showing. Okay now we're going to move back toward Pike County for the rest of these will be your listings but like you said they've all ended up being two bedroom homes so that's something that maybe we can talk about like you said med students or or anything like that these next three listings. The first one is in Pikeville a very popular neighborhood Keeser Heights. Yes this one is 111 East Keeser Heights so when you go up to the stop sign at Keeser Heights after you've turned off 23 you're going to take a left as the second house on your left. And I love the way this looks from the front it's different than a lot of homes so it's got that unique look to it and even on the inside those high ceilings are attractive when people walk in and see those. Yeah this is one that I consider a contemporary style house so it has the contemporary lines especially on the outside but the way that they did it it's also a very comfortable feeling house. It's a 1300 square foot house so it's not huge but you still have the space and everything because you do have those high ceilings that give you that open feeling. And one thing I'm seeing from these photos is it looks like it's got a ton of windows and a lot of light in there so that in itself makes it feel larger. Absolutely and you can see I took a picture of the master bedroom and you can see that they've actually got the windows on the side of the house that are kind of with the roof line that just allow for so much natural light absolutely. This is one of those you're going to have to see it to appreciate it yes I highly recommend viewing this one. Right two bedrooms one and a half bathrooms so like you said perfect for a small family a newlywed couple they've not started expanding their family yet or like you said a professional who's in town or even med students. Absolutely and this would honestly be a great fit it's not very much maintenance but it would give you the space and feeling like that you have your own area. Right 149.9 is the price on this one on Keeser Heights. Now this is Jennifer's listing so let's throw your email address out there. Okay the email is jbrown at rbnw.com. Okay now moving on to the next one also right at the Pikeville City limits it is in them but barely on the town mountain side. Exactly this is a 229 May Branch Road so if you're going uptown mountain you're gonna pass Powder House on your left and then this is the next turn on your left is May Branch and this house is another two bedroom like we mentioned but has been very recently updated it's got a lot of hardwood in it a lot of newer fixtures and that kind of stuff the bathroom's been completely redone so this is one that is moving ready. It is almost right after the medical plaza yeah right there so it's before you get up the hill so you don't have to worry about anything like that I mean the location on this one is great. Yes it is a great location and then it is just under 1200 square feet two bedroom one bath sits on about a fourth of an acre or so it does have a two car attached carport which is great especially when these winter times hit and like I said it has been renovated new kitchen new bathroom newer metal roof and that kind of stuff so hopefully there's not a whole lot of updates that anybody would want or have to do. And this one has two large bedrooms so like we talked about before medical students you could use that you could even purchase this one at this price and lease it or rent it to there's just a lot of options for this home. There really are and that's why I included the bedroom picture that I did because you can actually see that there's a love seat in the bedroom and there's plenty of space for it. So this one you know screams professional you know small family just like the other one and for the price on this one it's under a hundred thousand you're getting inside the Pikeville city limits so this one I would hope would not last long. Yes I don't think it will and if anybody has an interest I recommend setting up a showing soon. All right now this is your listing let's give the Pikeville office number. Okay that number<PHONE_NUMBER>. All right 108-179 just give that number to Jennifer she'll pull that one up and get your listing or your showing scheduled. Now this last one is one of my favorite ones we've ever done we've done this but it's been a little while back but this one just screams the word cottage to me. Yes absolutely we're doing it again because the price has been reduced on it we wanted to make sure and get that out to everybody but you are correct cute country cottage sums this house up perfectly. So if you're familiar with this area and it's very convenient as far as you've got the Cedar Creek area and then you go up to Cedar Hills and it's not very far onto Island Creek from there. So this one sits on two and a half acres so another home that is going to give you lots of yard space. You talked about some some possible restrictions there. Yeah there's some extra property off to the side of the house and you can't really put anything a building or anything like that on it because there is a gas line that runs through part of it but it's perfect like you said for the extra space you have tons of parking you have garden space you can do above ground pool anything like that and then that of course only counts on one side of the house on the other side of the house you could do whatever you wanted. But on the inside this one is beautiful I love that white kitchen we're coming in a springtime when everybody's kind of getting that the light colors and the spring fever and this one fits just for that time of year. It does and it has brand new updates in here the same cabinets they've painted them out really brought them up to date and then they added granite countertops the bathroom has been completely renovated new fixtures flooring everything in there a new metal roof new heating and cooling and this one is within five minutes of downtown Pikefield but looking at the pictures you wouldn't know it so you're able to to purchase something close to if you work in the city go to school or anything like that I mean quick access to do that but at the end of the day when you when it's time to go home you can escape exactly exactly and this one has it's a little bit confusing you've got about a thousand square feet on the main floor that has your master bedroom on the first floor you also have the possibility you have a second bedroom upstairs possibility of a third but that second floor is all finished but it is considered attic space because of the ceiling height so you could easily do some changes up there have that be a full fledged second floor if you wanted to but you have just under 1300 square feet total this is one of those that we talk about time and time again if you think you like it you may love it if you go see it yeah yeah this is one that I highly recommend seeing this house shows really really well all right now to make this one even more attractive we're going to tell you the price has just been reduced to 144 000 so everything we just told you on all that land right outside of pikeville I would hope this would be another one that's going to move quickly hopefully okay now we've given you five listings today a couple in johnson county and some in pike but as always you know if it's not been exactly what you're looking for feel free always go to the website absolutely we invite you to do that we recommend that you do that the website is rbnw.com and then from there you can always link to the local association website for every listing in eastern kateke which you can show and sell and we will look be glad to do so all right well thank you jennifer i'm going to step out now and let you do your real estate minute thank you oftentimes home buyers wonder why they need a realtor what are the benefits here are a few reasons to call a realtor to assist you in buying a home first expertise realtors know the real estate language market and the process to help you find a home efficiently second searching ability yes the internet is awesome but do you know the area and the homes well enough to search for the best possible options realtors have experience in the neighborhoods and homes that will greatly assist you in your search third negotiating not all negotiations revolve around price a realtor can assist with negotiations based on financing contingencies that protect your interest possession and closing costs lastly a realtor works for you realtors are held to a standard of ethics and look out for their clients best interest a good realtor will be with you every step of the way guiding you through the largest decision of your life thank you for watching this episode of the red brown and william show


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