horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust, and a hearty high old silver, the Lone Ranger. With his faithful Indian companion, Tonto, the masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early days of the western United States. His strength and courage were always on the side of right against might. No man could match his daring and resourcefulness, and nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. He was in with us now in those thrilling days when the West was young, and the Lone Ranger was fighting the greatest battle of his entire career. Breaking, a small band of hard-faced, hard-rattling men pushed deep into the tangle while the barren hills had barred their way to the Rio Grande. Finally, when their leaders saw that it could go no farther, he raised his arm and shouted a command. Dirk, do you think we lost them? Do you think we rode far enough? Can't ride no farther. Look at the horses. Get on. Won't have to hobble these critters. They won't stray. You camp in here, Dirk? Yeah, we can go on. Fellas, if we ever had rotten luck, we hid it last night. We planned to wreck that eastbound train and get fooled into thinking the wreck had happened when it hadn't. Just so we'd show ourselves. I'm giving Arizona and all them railroad fellas laying for us. They got the buzzard and Nolan and over half the rest. I'm telling you something, but hadn't been so dork with none of us got away. I ain't giving Arizona or Toronto any credit for it, though. No one Graham warns slick enough to travel like that, neither. Only one fella to blame, the Mask Man. Yeah, the Lone Ranger. He learned what we schemed. You're right. It was a Mask Man. Said so themselves. Yeah. There's something funny about it, fellas. Huh? What? For some reason or other, that masked hombre ain't letting his pard see him. And it's that that we're going to use to pay them coyotes back. What do you mean, Dirk? You've got a good horse, ain't you? Sure. One is rested. He'll get rest. When he's ready, dear, figure you could ride and bring Pawnee P to our hideout, say, inside a week or ten days. I guess so. With that horse he calls Frosty? Well, what for? When I'm all said or tell you. You just follow orders, that's all. All right, fellas.  When night came, most of the outlaw band rode on toward the Rio Grande, but one of them headed for the Badlands to the north and west. At the end of five days, he reached his destination, a rocky canyon in the middle of the desert that led to a small green valley. It was there that Pawnee Pete had made his camp. And when he received Dirk's message... Dirk knows I'm wanted. I'm taking a chance of my leave here. I know that, but he needs your help, and you can't let him down. Who says I can't? Saving my skin is mighty important to me, and I'm not leaving here unless I get a good reason.  Arizona and Tata won't stay around Spanish flights for long. They swore they wouldn't leave until every one of us was behind bars. They'll get tired waiting for me. Is that all you got to say? Yeah. You made the trip for nothing, Joe. Well, I guess maybe you wouldn't have had the nerve to go through with it anyway. Go through with what? Dirk's plan. I thought you didn't know what it was. I don't exactly, but I got a hunch that it'll take nerve. I get as much as anybody in the gang. Then another thing, you aren't big enough. Are you really?  Take it easy, Pete. What are you driving at? I'm just comparing you with somebody else. He's a good two inches taller and broader across the shoulders. And that horse of yours isn't as good as his. Frosty runs about 16 hands, doesn't he? Yeah. The other one's bigger. I only heard of one horse. It's bigger than Frosty. Maybe that's the one. Come on, Joe. What's your hunch about Dirk's plan? Let's have it. No, you ain't interested. You're going to stay here and be safe. Let's have it. Well, it's easy to figure out that Arizona and the Indian couldn't do much without the mask man's help. Well, the Graham or the sheriff and his boss are either. What about it? He's helping him, Eddie. You told me how he set that trap. Yeah, but there's something else. Dirk noticed. What? They ain't working together. That way there's have to be misunderstandings. Now, if one of us was big enough and had enough... Never mind that. And if one of us owned a horse that was anywhere near as good as Silver... Frosty could get by. Think so? Had with a mask, wouldn't I? You'd have to. The lone ranger. Changed your mind, Eddie? All the way. We ride for the Rio in the morning. It was almost a week later that Arizona lost Nantanto with Arizona's dog wolf at their heels. Road slowly along a trail to the east of Spanish flats. Well, Tano, I'm here to admit I'm just about beat. Where in thunder can a mask man be? Hmm, we not pine him. He could be camped somewhere in them hills along the Rio, of course. But we've searched all the likely places. And if we try to cover all that territory, it take us from now to like it raise a long gray beard. Funniest thing is this trip we just made to the mission. I thought for sure we'd find the pottery was back there. Him not. Yeah, nobody around the place even had word from him. You know what that makes me think might be possible, Tano? What that? Well, after getting that Silver bullet from the lone ranger that time we can bet chips he's up and around. But it could be that even so he ain't feeling any too fit yet. That'd explain the pottery still staying with him. That's right. I think so. But Dawg Garnerford explains why he won't let us know where he is or why he don't come back and work right along with us. Him help, though. Help? I should smile he has. Ask some of them crooks who are sitting in jail right now if he ain't. They tell you. And Tano, you take it from me. He's planning to go right on helping. Till the last of them pole cats is jailed or hung. And what's more, he won't stop till he's located that gent behind him. That's right. And outlaw leaders slick to keep himself hid the way he has. But we'll smoke him out all right. And slick as he is, it ain't been enough to keep his luck from running right bad or late. No? Far as we're concerned, things have been going all right. What now? Them shots. Close, too. I'd say they come from somewhere just around that bend. Come on. Quiet, Wolf.  Get him on scone. Get him up, fella. Hurry, fella. Hurry there.  Hey, look. That's a ranch house back in there. And them fellas outside. Oh, go on. They've seen us. They're taking to the saddle. Get him on. Get him on. Get him on. They'll leave. I'm tailing like a old get-out. Come on, fella. Come on.  We'd case him. Better not. Too many of them. They're set for us. Better pull up at the ranch house here first. Find out what's happening. Maybe we're needed. That's right. Oh, oh, fella.  Inside. Hey, don't you aim that rifle at me? Put down gun.  Don't you dare. Stop it. Stop it, boy. Miss, we're friends. Oh, shoot us well, Will. We ain't cruel. Get back. We just heard the fire and then come running because we thought we was needed. I don't believe you. Stop at where you are. Now, Miss, you know you don't mean to pull that trigger. Stop. Wolf. Why, Wolf? Is that any way to talk to a lady?  She ain't going to harm us none. She just thinks she is. Now, Miss. Wolf, did you call that, uh, Wolf? Why, sure. Then, then you must be... Arizona Lawson, Miss. At your service.  Ah. Oh, and, and I thought you... That we was crooks. Sure, we savvy. But now that you know better, you mind explaining what all these ruckus was about? I'm Molly Fletcher. Uh-huh. You saw those men riding away? Sure did. They were after my father's money. They got it? No. Good. I was shocked you had to frighten me into telling where it was hidden. Poor cats. You tell? I couldn't. Huh? Because I don't know myself. But, but they wouldn't believe me. Now, Miss, uh, you're saying that just cause you don't trust us. But I'm not. Really, I'm not. I'd give anything to know, but, but I really don't. And it's funny them crooks that waste time scaring you when they could be getting after your pa. You don't understand. Miss, I, I reckon I don't. Well, my, my father's in Houston. He, he's very ill. I'm sorry. Of course you know about all the hold-ups that have been in the district. Well, we ought to. Well, that's why father hid his money.  And I just have to find where that money is. Yeah? You see, father borrowed money from the bank and Spanish flats with our rent for security. And the money has to be paid back in eight days or we'll lose everything. But I can't find it to pay it. Well, I don't know why I'm bothering you, though. You ain't no barber. Maybe we can help. Uh-huh. Well, it's kind of you, but you couldn't. Well, let's see now, let's get this straight. First off, them crooks who was just here know about the cash. So far as they're concerned, you're not being able to tell them where it is a good thing. Yeah. But far as the bank is concerned, it ain't. Because the bank has to be paid. Oh, it must be. Now, you're sure your pa never said anything that would give you a hint what he'd done with the cash? Not one word. That's funny. You'd have thought he'd have done something to make sure that cash went to you in case anything happened to him. Oh, he did. Yeah? I don't know, Manuel. But I haven't any idea how to find him, and I just can't wait until he gets back. Gets back? Where is he? Manuel just shows up once a year in the fall. Rest of the time, he wanders around the country and do an odd job. Hmm. I suppose you think it's strange Father would tell Manuel about a thing like that, but not me. Well, it is kind of, ain't it? No. Father was afraid of just what's happened, that someone might try to force me to tell. Uh-huh. And Manuel's fine. Father would have trusted him with anything, and he knew Manuel would always come here to the ranch every year, so sooner or later he could tell me where the money is. It's just that Father never thought that the money would be needed in just this way. What's this Manuel hombre look like? Why? Tonho and me are hunting him up. You'd do that for me? It's your only chance, Miss. We know your pa can't be reached in time, but maybe this other gent can. If you've found him, Arizona, you don't know how grateful I'd be. We'd be glad to help you anyhow, Miss Molly. Yes. It's a chance to put a spoke in a scheme to them skunks we've been fighting. Now, you tell us what Manuel looks like and where he's most likely to be. Get out of there! One of the outlaws had watched Arizona and Tonho as they entered the butcher ranch house. Then, dismounting, they had approached close enough to overhear their conversation with Molly through an open window. When Arizona announced his determination to find Manuel, the outlaw returned to his horse, mounted and raced for the gang's hideout. Half an hour later, Dirk! Hide, Dirk! Whoa, whoa, whoa! I don't get mad, Tonho. Didn't you want a chance to trap Arizona and that red-skinned Tonho? You know how kind well I do. Then quit getting so mad. Listen to what I just heard over to the Fletcher place. Arizona and Tonho began their search for Manuel. They rode throughout the district and made countless inquiries. But nowhere could they find any information. Finally. Nothing doing here, Tonho. What do you even say? Ain't seen Manuel over a year. Doesn't think anybody else around here has either. Or they'd have mentioned it. Well, the only thing to do now is to push on south. Maybe he's crossed the border. What? What matter? Tonho, am I seeing things or do you see what I do? What that? Look there. High up on that ridge there, again in the sky. See him? Ah, it's horsemen. Yeah, and that's a powerful big horse he's setting on. And from here, that horse looks to be pure white. Ah! There, look. He's waving. You see him? Silver. Low ranger. We follow him. No, Tonho, hold on. Tonho, he don't want to see us. Me not savvy. If he did, would he go racing away from us like that? That's the reason for letting us get a look at him. And I'll bet you I know what that reason was. What that? Wait and see if I ain't right. How's the best way for us to get up there where he was? Right round that way. And Tonho, let's go. Get up, Tonho. Get up, Count!  The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger drama. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Now to continue our story. Tonho and Arizona raced towards the ridge where they'd seen the masked man mounted on a pure white horse. When they'd reached its crest.   I wasn't he right about here when we seen him, Tonho? That's right. I was right. There, again that tree. Come on. It messaged. Stuck again the trunk of this tree where he knew we'd be sure to find it. Don't you see now what he was up to, Tonho? He stood here with Silver till he was sure we'd seen him. He was out, known we'd come up here after him. Tonho, no matter what his reason is for staying away, you gotta hand it to him. That masked man smart. What papers say? Just a second. Tonho? Uh-huh? How the masked man finds out things I'll never know. What him find out? Somehow he learned we're looking for that Mexican. Oh. And here, he tells us how to find him. Well, Tonho, let's travel. Where we go? South of the Rio. Get up, color!  This guy here. Arizona and Tonho? They feel just like you said they would. I waited till I'd seen him cross to the side of the border when they come ahead.  So hide your horse. Then find Jake and Bert and tell them I want to see you. Tell them to hurry. Will you be? Here in the back room. That must be the place, Tonho. Uh-huh. Better pull up. Oh, oh boy. Oh, God, oh, Tonho. You coming inside with me? Uh-huh. Here you come. Oh, tough-looking place. It's pretty tough. Wonder what an old fellow like this here, Manuel, be doing here. Oh, me, not no. Well, we'll find him to get out as fast as we can. Hi, stranger. Huh? Oh, howdy. You've been with me? Oh. So, uh, you were fixing? Huh? Me? Sure, why? Just asked to see if I was right.  Yeah, any of my business would brought you here. You acquainted in this place? Yeah, pretty well. And maybe you can tell us something we want to find out. Glad to oblige you again. No fellow called Manuel. They know his last name, but he's a little fellow, getting along in years. Spends a lot of his time north of the border and doing odd jobs for ranchers there. Well, I should smile, I know, ain't I? Well, you heard this is where we'd find him. Hey, hey, he's here right now. Yeah? Can we see him? Sure. See that door? Yeah. Well, open it up and walk right in. That's the back room. Thank you kindly, stranger. Come along, Sando. Ah. Door open. Come on, break it in. Third shot, there was two buzz. It was a self-defense. I heard him say it was out to get him. Come on. Break open that door. All right, let me through. Third shot has happened with... Well, be it... empty. There ain't a man in this room. Hey, Jake. Jake, wake up. Where are you?   My head. It's me, Jake. It's Dirk. Sit up. Where are we? Don't ask me. What happened? Well, that's what we've got to figure out. I don't want to figure anything. My head feels like it's ready to bust wide open. You can't feel no worse than I do. Splash some water on your face. Maybe that'll make you feel better. Water? Sure. It was laying with your head almost in the river. Just a second. Feels good. All right, let me get some. I ain't stopping, you know. River. Hey, this the real? What else would it be? How in the dickens do we get here? Ain't got any idea. The last thing I can remember... Huh? Hurts even to think. Now, let's see. We was in the back room with a cab array waiting for Arizona and Toronto, weren't we? Sure. I didn't remember that. And they come in, too. Did they? Don't you remember? Well, I... Sure. Now I do. But then what? I... Yeah. We had our guns all ready to drill. They beat us to the draw. Nope. You weren't that. Then what happened? Let me alone. I'll piece it out. It was something to do with the winder. And now I got it. We was just ready to shoot when somebody outside that window shot the guns from our hands and fired again and busted the land. Now I remember it playing. Oh, it's coming back now. There's something else. Something else. Huh? At least I think there is. What are you talking about? Something that hurt somebody ill right afterwards. I wish I could place what it was. Seems like it was right important. Just before everything went black. Oh, I got a bump atop my head the size of a Hensie. So why? Somebody must have hit us some awful whacks. Yeah. And whoever he was, I got a good notion that it was that same ombre fired from outside. And I'll bet it was him brought us here. Yeah, maybe. If I ever find that filler, I'll break every... I got it. What? Get a hurry, Doc, on it. I just remembered what it was I heard that ombre yell. What was it? He said, he said, get to their hideout and pick up that cash before they come to. Well, cash?  That fella was talking about the cash we got on them hold-ups. The cash we buried under them rocks. And they're after it now? Could it mean anything else? Come on, there's our horses. Help me round them up. Oh, all right. Hurry up. Get over here. They didn't set to go someplace, Tallow. Huh? Well, I reckon they'll head straight for where the lone ranger figured they would. That's right. You think you can handle your end of this alone? I can help you, you know, if you think I should. You get along. Well, you not worry about Tallow. If you say so, all right. But there's one thing you don't want to forget. What that? No matter how bad one of those fellas are, the law can't play a hand on them as long as you're on this side of the border. Somehow, they've got to be tricked into crossing over again. Me, take care of that. Got to figure it out, Hal. Uh-uh. Hold it. They're getting the saddle. Ah, let me see him. The reckon this is where you and me separate. There they go. Follow them. The audio's ten-part, and you be careful. Uh-uh. Get them up, Scout. Get them up, Pa. He's gone red-skinned. Set him for the mask, man. He's got more nerve than any dozen men I know. Well, boy, let you and me travel.   Get along, fella. Hurry. Say, that's the place there. Yeah. Whoa, whoa, fella, boy. Whoa, whoa, there. Whoa, whoa, whoa. Go on and whoa. Maybe we beat him here. I hope so. Don't look like this rock's been moved. Come on, give me a hand with it to make sure. Come on. There. Safe. Ain't been touched. We got here first. Then we better grab it. You have it. Thanks, Hal. What the? It's Colo. You won't talk a shoe. Hey, he's grabbing your cash. Blast you. It's Colo. It's Colo. Let me take the cash. You will not follow. Get him up, Scout.  Shoot at him. Shoot at him. Shoot at him. Shoot at him. He's behind cover. You going to let him get away with that? How do we can help it? Steady, boy. After him. Get up there. Get up, boy. Get on. Wait, Jay. You can't cross the river there. It's full of quicksand. Go ahead. I'm with you. The engine's across the other side already. Get up, boy. Get up there. Get up for the Fletcher place by Sunday. If he's picking the plate cover there, that's just what we want. Ain't nobody on the place but the girl. Get up, boy. Get up there.  Get up, boy.  The range of the windows. Come on. I'll get close up again in the wall. Uh-huh. We know you're in there, engine. Come out with your hands in the air. We're coming in after you. And if we do that, you ain't going to get off so easy. You're coming out? Well, he's asking for a shake. Inside and let him have it. Give it to him. Put it up, then. Your cover. What the... Where'd you fellas come from? The sheriff's in Arizona. You two can get up off the floor now. Ain't doing yourselves no good down there. Hello. Arizona and me. We've been waiting here kind of hoping Town Oak would persuade you to drop in. Thanks a lot. If you'd have stayed the other side of the border, I'd have never been able to touch you. That engine's got our cats. Hear that, Sheriff?  Which team will get them nowhere? We're going to town, boys. Mark. Well, Town Oak, there's a couple of more skunks we can check off our list. Miss Molly. Arizona. This money Town Oak gave me. I'm sure it's not the money father hid. Now, you wait. But Arizona... We ain't going to explain too much about where that cash come from. Of course, unless you know about it, the better. Now, I'm going to tell you what you do. Take what cash you need for the bank, Miss Molly. And the rest you can turn over to the sheriff later on. But the money I take, I can't keep it. You won't have to. But don't... Your pa will be getting better if you fall on and coming home. And he can take his cash and give it to the sheriff for what you borrowed. Oh. And then I... I reckon that'll fix things up just fine. Oh. Arizona, you and Town Oak have been wonderful. Miss, when somebody like you has said something like that, I just ain't got the heart to deny it. But I'm going to be honest with you. Yes. Town Oak and me done all right. But there's another fellow deserving thanks even more. Who are you, Arizona? The Lone Ranger. It is a copyrighted feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated.


Hey there, we're here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, your new and used Jeep headquarters and today We are excited to show the 2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited JL This is the Sahara package This is our first Sahara that we got in of the JL And I thought I'd do a little video so that we can show some of the options off on this pretty sweet Jeep and Learn a little bit more about the JL and the Sahara package on the new JL First thing you'll notice is new rims These are 18 inch polished aluminum and painted alloy rims, and they have Bridgestone Duler HT tires. These are 255 70 are 18 Got the highway tread on them And I know there's been a little debate on my YouTube channel They are calling the new JLs Unlimited and there's the proof right there. It says Jeep Wrangler Unlimited On there. They got the Sahara Badge right there lettering Got this little recess in the Front fender there. This one does come with the painted fenders Which kind of sticks with the tradition of the Sahara having the painted fenders Has the new running boards which look really cool The LED running lights in the fenders. This one has the LED lighting group So you get the LED fog lights the LED headlamps and the LED ring Running lamps there They look really good. You also get the LED tail lights with that group The seven-slotted grille has the silver inlays Like what they did with the front bumper very good looking Like what they do with the fenders. They are a little bit more rounded So they you'll notice that the front grille is arched back just a little bit has to help with the aerodynamics same thing with the windshield It's leaned back just a little bit farther to increase The aerodynamics of the vehicle overall. There's a 9% reduction in drag with the new body style Like they did the body lines on the doors I think it makes you look really tough as the They added these hinges on the doors and you can see it says t50. Well, that's a torx 50 for the bolt underneath here So you know which Torx wrench to use pretty cool the new step bars all one pad Old Sahara's which have like two pads still four wheel disc brakes This one has the color matched hard top these doors are aluminum now They made this wrangler 200 pounds lighter than the previous JK This one has the backup sensors. They all come with the backup camera now See the LED Lights in the back here. You also get LEDs for the license plate light Backup sensors are new to the JL body style Now this is an example of one without the alpine sound system in it so you can see it frees up Probably about a good eight to ten inches back here As far as space width wise You still get the storage compartment underneath and then your Holders for the door hinges and roof bolts and now they got a spot for the windshield bolt since they made it So easy to take the windshield out or put it down. I should say and these are roll bars They got those painted. They look really nice one thing that they added this year or to the JL package is when you take your Hardtop off they got a spot to put the wiring So in the past it was always kind of an issue where do you where do you put those wires? So that they're not just dangling around so you can take that off put it in there and the same thing with the windshield washer They got a little spot to clip that in as well, but uh very easy to use And I did want to show you that this one does have the insulated hard top so that's an option from Jeep So you got the padding up here and on the sides and then on the front panels It's there as well So those seats do go down when they are down you have about five feet eight inches from the back here To all the way up to the front seats a flat storage space You know a lot of people have been asking about that. So it's about five foot eight inches We measured it the other day The rear gate is a magnesium and aluminum Composite or they kind of put it both on there to make it lighter They also added this badge back here tells you how much water forwarding you can do and then the overall length and wheelbase of the two-door and the four-door right there So also tells you where it was built in and developed in Toledo, Ohio this one was built in and it was developed in Auburn Hills, Michigan I like how the gate shuts. It's really light compared to the old JKs down this side Just a really good redesign on the Wrangler. Everybody's been really excited about these and Jeep definitely didn't let us down This one has the entering-go system. So you basically Just have to have the key fob on you and when you put your hands in the doors, they'll automatically unlock This one has the blind spot monitoring, which is new for this year and these mirrors are heated They are a manual fold-in like so And they are power mirrors as well. So this is the first look at the Sahara Interior they still have the stitching in the backrest right there Nice stitching on the leather. This is the tan interior factory floor mats Has the auto headlamps and the fog light buttons right there as well Inside you can see it's the 7-inch TFT display They've redesigned the steering wheel and I like that they didn't make it like any of the other steering wheels It's similar to the other steering wheels But it's completely different than any of the steering wheels that you see on the Jeep lineup You got your cruise controls your information center controls right here They still have the radio controls on the back of the steering wheel and the cruise controls are right there This one has the 7-inch Screen right here you can see you got your heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons on there you can also check out the backup cam and The biggest gripe one of the biggest gripes was that Wranglers never had a backup camera or you could get a Mopar one But it was never that great of a camera. Well now they have them standard and they're like ultra HD Super clear backup camera The lines turn when you turn the steering wheel, so it's really a nice system and You have AM, FM, Sirius XM radio capabilities. You also have Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities Looking at the dash here in The Rubikans in the sports this piece right here is metal in the Sahara's. It's a stitched leather Really nice insert on there and it looks really good. It looks really you know gives it a little bit of class to the vehicle this one has the Part-time four-wheel drive system, which is new to the Wranglers this year This is the first one that we've seen it's also the first one It's the only one we have on the lot right now So you can do the four-wheel drive high and then you can also do the part-time four-wheel drive high, which is You know it's never been done on the Wranglers before and then of course we have the 8-speed transmission Automatic and then it's got the little red Handle on it and of course the Jeep on the top there Some of the controls right here. You have your heated and cool or your heated seats heated steering wheel You got your dual climate control, which is new for this year your auto start stop feature So you can turn that off if you don't want it on Just a button right there stability control downhill assist control can turn the screen off and just touch it to turn it back on and You got your climate controls there as well. You can also do your climate controls up here And I like they added this mode button used to only be able to do it up here from where you wanted it to blow But now you can have it down here. You can choose where you want it to blow to so anyways Here's the original Window sticker for this vehicle and yes, you can see it says Wrangler unlimited Sahara So they are definitely calling the JL's Unlimited's And you can see all the options there This one has the LED lighting group the cold weather group the safety Active safety group which gives you the park sense and blind spot monitoring and cross path detection Has the hard top headliner, which is a 525 option Dollar option the select track full-time four-wheel drive system is a $595 option anti-spin rear differential and the remote proximity keyless entry system That hard top color matched as a $2095 option as well. So Really nice Wrangler lots of stuff in it You know that eight speed really as you can see it on here You got an estimated 23 miles to get on the highway, and that's that's all because of the eight speed So the little toolkit that they give you now has only two of these in here still get the wrench But this is for the windshield wipers You can take it's bolt to take the windshield wipers off since they've made it easier to Take the windshield down so All that is good stuff Factory floor mats the doors are nicely trimmed you can see the Insulated hard top and the front here They don't have the little screws anymore that used to go right here. They've eliminated those but for the most part it looks like the Hard top comes off Approximately the same way as it used to Take a quick look at the back seats Now they've made the side curtain airbags Standard in the front and I've been asked if they have side curtain airbags in the back They do not have side curtain airbags in the back I think it's because you know they really don't have a spot to put them with the hard top here But you still have your three bolts on the side to take that back hard top piece off Does have the latch child safety system the one thing I will notice that you'll notice once you sit in the back You hear there's a lot more leg room than the old JK And I don't know if they did that by making the entire vehicle longer or Exactly how they achieve that but it's a lot more room back here And I'm sure that car seats will fit back here a little bit better as well You do have a 115 volt 150 watt plug-in to you normal USB jacks and then to USB C jacks back here as well That's where your power window buttons are and these seats do go down And they go almost completely flat like I was saying before Up to about here is five foot eight inches to the back gate So all the way up here to the back is about five foot eight inches The measurement that I got so Speakers back here as well and then that insulated hard top We'll just Just take a quick peek under the hood here Make sure to subscribe to our channel. 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So, Debian installed an update for Edge and what we are going to do for Leni. And actually, I shouldn't really be standing here anymore as I resigned a couple of weeks ago from Debian. And we need a new release manager. So any volunteers to step up here and take over for this presentation? Yeah. Why not? But it is a real issue and I will be coming back to it later in the presentation. So I guess I'll do it myself this time. So the main thing I think that we have achieved for Edge is the graphical installer, which has been worked on very, very hard by one guy, Atelier of Fiamtotti, an Italian guy who basically revived a project that had been dead for a couple of years, did all the work by himself. And at some point, it got good enough that other people got interested. And we said, okay, we will set up a build environment and integrate it in a regular installer. And from that point on, people got more and more involved, more and more enthusiastic as the bugs got finished. And basically a month before the final release of Edge, we fixed the last few crashes in the installer and stuff like that. And it was ready just in time. But I think that what we managed to release with Edge was really release quality. The main advantage of the graphical installer is, of course, that we can now support a number of languages that we could not support otherwise because they have scripts that you just cannot render in a text display. There's also some usability improvements. The one that I like myself is that when you enter a password and a confirmation for a password, that you can enter both on the same screen. While in the new front end, you have to enter one, then you get a new screen with, again, one input box and you have to enter the next. But with the graphical installer, there's still a lot of improvements possible, and I'll come back to that later. And we got rid of base config, which is mostly thanks to Joey Hess, which means that installation takes place completely before the first reboot. And that also means that when you reboot, the system is really set up correctly, including stuff like the time zone and passwords, which gets rid of a tiny security hole where in the first reboot, you basically had a passwordless system so anybody could log in as root. So although that this may not seem like a huge issue, it is a real advantage. A few very nice improvements for partitioning, and I think the killer feature for Edge and an advantage it really has a competitive advantage over other distributions is that we support setting up encrypted partitions out of the box during installation basically by pressing three or four keys. And that's thanks to David Herrmann, who is not a Debian developer but has worked very, very hard on this issue in Debian installer and on a few other partitioning-related things, and Max Fosler, who is the maintainer of the crypto packages in Debian. Colin Watson implemented a feature, the rescue mode. That's something that could be extended quite a bit still. It is modular, so you can add extra menu options. And one thing we would like is to enable RAID and LVM and crypto if it's present on the system by default instead of kind of having to switch to shell and back and do it manually. Automated installation, a fair number of improvements there as well. One being the option to proceed a RAID configuration. Some general improvements like the fact that you can now enter shortcuts instead of having to enter the full template name, you can now enter a short name to enable some features at the boot prompt. And Philip Hans implemented the hands-off installation method, which is a fairly complex collection of scripts that allows you to proceed an installation using classes. So you can say, I want a web server in German, for example, which would be using two classes. But you could also say, I use the same web server class, but I will choose another localization. So that's really flexible. It takes some time to get used to it, to understand how it's set up. But it has great potential. And of course, Christian PA has been busy trying to get people from all over the world to translate Debian again.  But, well, they do show what's happening, so it's still worth it. You can also see that I've split the new language into two groups, and the second group would not be possible without a graphical installer. Martin Mikkelmeier has been tirelessly working on supporting a number of new ARM sub-architectures. And as you all know, the NSLU2 support is a really great success. It has promoted ARM in the list of popcorn rankings from somewhere down the bottom to third, I think, at the moment, which is excellent. Because that is certainly where the future for Debian is in part. There's been some other more general improvements. We have switched to UTF-8 as default for all installations. We have had to do a lot of work to support the new 2.6 kernels, which required UDef and different in-it-RD generators and to switch the installer to use that and support it properly was a lot of work during the edge development cycle. We have also gotten rid of the need of what we did in SARTs. We sometimes select kernels, including the ABI revision, which meant that when there was an ABI update in stable due to security updates, we would also have to update the installer to be able to get those and not get, sorry, I can't find the kernel you want, because it's not available anymore. And we've gotten rid of that, which makes the whole release process for point releases a bit more simple. We also now install the source list using code names instead of suites, so we use edge instead of stable, which makes for a much more controlled upgrade experience for users. They do not get confronted with a huge list of updates as soon as a new release hits the mirrors, but instead they can choose their own time. And it also has some advantages during installation itself because you really have better control over what gets pulled in both in UDefs and for the installed system. We also have support for secure opt, so the installation is basically as secure as your installed system is. There is an option to install a system with a disabled root account and use sudo instead for administrative tasks. Now users resize iNote and there are index by default, which means you can do online resizing and stuff like that. And we have support for installations using PPP over ethernet, which is a very common broadband in some countries. And something that's not really DI, but is still worth mentioning here is that we have got a new set of CD images, thanks to Joey Hasegan and Steve McIntyre, who is the Demian CD lead. There are two multi-arc CD images, which are basically the net-inst CDs for three architectures put onto one CD, which is useful for people who have those architectures in one environment and have to run around installing them or just for people who just want to carry something in their back pockets all the time. There's also, I don't know what that eye is doing there, a multi-arc DVD for i386, MD64, and PaoPC, which automatically selects the right architecture at boot time. The main advance of that one is that it also includes source, so it's very easy to distribute at fares and so on because you know you will be covered when it comes to GPL requirements, stuff like that. And there are two alternatives to the default GNOME desktop installation, the KDE and X-Force CD, for people who need it or want a lighter desktop than KDE or GNOME. So that's basically what we've been doing for Edge. Are there any questions, remark, comments about that before we switch to like the plans for the future? Can you use the microphone, please? Hey. My name is Peter Reynolds and I'm working on the Debian EDU custom Debian installation for Edge. And we ran into a small problem with the source architecture. It's missing all Udebs and a few other packages. Have you actually verified that the source included on the DVD is the complete source for all the binaries on the DVD? Sorry, could you repeat the last bit? Have I verified what? I'm wondering how do you verify? Have you have the Debian installer, Debian CD project verified that the source included on the DVD is the complete source for all the binaries on the DVD? If you have, what have we made wrong? I think you should ask that to Steve McIntyre, who has done the work. I haven't actually really looked at this myself. I would expect that all sources for all packages are included on the DVD. If you say that source for Udebs are missing, yes, absolutely. I believe that immediately. Especially for Udebs that are included in the inner-card, I'm not sure if they would be included for Udebs that are used during the installation. They might be included, they might not be. I'm not sure. That could be worth a buck report to Steve, to Debian CD. No more questions, I think. Let's continue with what we'd like to do for Lenny. And actually we have loads of plans. I've listed the main goals here on this sheet. There's a wiki page where we try to keep track of what we'd like to do, which also has more extensive explanations and stuff. Our main task basically is just to keep up with Debian. There are so many changes which affect the installer. There are library changes, which mean ABI changes. There's also regularly uploads that break the installer in minor ways. At the moment we have an issue where the width of Chinese characters and Japanese characters is not calculated correctly, which means the progress bar or the scroll bars and borders of dialogues are not displayed correctly. So there are lots of minor things that you have to keep track of just to be able to maintain the installer. Then we still have a fairly important issue which is if someone has multiple hardest controllers in their system, you run the risk that during a boot the hard drive identification will be swapped around. And we need some kind of persistent naming scheme to do that, but that's fairly tricky to implement and we've kind of been dragging our heels to really get going on that. But we really should fix that for Lenny. Then we have a problem at the moment actually with all the work Christian has been doing. Every language adds about five megabytes to, what's it, five, to the memory usage of the installer, which is a bit much. It means that you need bigger and bigger machines just to install Debian and we would really like to reduce that. And it is possible because there's some very obvious waste of memory in CDEP conf, but we would like to get people who are really fluent in C to get involved in that. We need help with that. Then we are still using an edge DevFS naming scheme for some stuff. Although it's been, it's no longer supported in the kernel, Udev still has compatibility layer which allowed us to kind of put this issue forward, but we should get rid of it now because, well, it's obsolete, so why keep it around? And it will simplify a lot of code as well because currently we support both naming schemes like the real DevSDDA and HDA names and the Dev disks, DevFS stuff. And it's crossed out because actually we've managed to achieve that during this Devcamp. I realized that I kind of skipped a slide, this one, I don't know how that happened, but this is a nice slide because this is actually a slide that Joey presented during Devcamp 5 with the to-do list we had at that time. And as you can see, quite a bit of that has been realized in the meantime. So back to what we are going to do. Another important thing we would like to do is at the moment you can only install from the CD or the DVD you boot with. So the whole rest of the set, you can only add to your sources list after you've rebooted into the installed system which also means that when you're installing GNOME or something huge like that, you get only a subset of what is actually, should actually be included because of the task definition. And it would be nice to be able to just swap the CDs during the installation and get the full set of programs and packages that's available. IPv6, it was a real lease call for Edge. We've not managed to get it done for the installer but it would be very nice to be able to support that. And this is again an issue where we need some help from people who are willing to hack on NetConfig and Busybox and probably other stuff and just keep going at it until it works. And a last and very controversial issue is support for non-free firmware and drivers. I'm not actually sure if we're going to be able to do the end thing about that because it will require a huge discussion first about what's allowable and in what form it's allowable and what we can include in the default in-it IDs and what we cannot and why and so forth. So this is not going to happen overnight. This is going to require some careful thought and discussion. Some other goals, minor things. We're still using version two of the HP Client which is basically obsolete in the distribution but we cannot switch to the HP version three because it's just too damn big. So especially for floppy installations we cannot fit it on the floppies where we would need it. So we would like to use a smaller alternative like Pump or maybe the DHP Client that's included in K-Lib C. There are alternatives but they have to be studied and we have to test whether they support all the options we need and so on. There's a new package or new method to select keyboards and support the console and for keyboard selection it uses the XORG, the same key maps as XORG does so it would provide better consistency that's called console setup. And it would be great if it could replace console data and keyboard chooser in the installer with console setup but again that's a fairly complex task and unfortunately the people who have been working on console stuff in Debian are fairly inactive at the moment. Fake ATA rate has been on wish list for a lot of people for some time and I'm happy to say that's another thing that we managed to do during DebCamp. It's still very ugly but at least it works now so we can start from there or work from there and improve it gradually. Some new architectures. Well there's not a complete list obviously because you never know what will turn up and I suspect that Martin Mikolamier will have a few more arm sub-architectures and installation methods that he's going to be working on but these would be nice to have, especially MacBook. It's kind of supported at the moment but it's never been done in a structured manner. It kind of works because basically the old stuff for i386 works and currently you cannot use the 64-bit AMD64 ARC on MacBook. That still needs work. The same guy who worked on the Graphical Installer has been working on something else again completely solo. He's developed a web frontend for the installer which means that basically you don't have to touch the system to be installed at all except insert CD, you boot it and then you go to another system and you start a web browser and you install from the web browser which would be a nice option. But that needs work especially some kind of authentication scheme so that not just anybody can log on to that web server and do all kinds of strange stuff. We'd also like to extend accessibility support for special blind people. We already have some of it. We have also with Edge to both in the Graphical Installer and in the new frontend special themes for not blind people but people with visual problems like color blindness and so we have larger font and more contrasting colors. But it would be nice to have and we have bright support in the installer but it would be nice to extend it. There's a lot of things that are possible. And the last one was something I picked up out of a video I saw of LCA, the Linux conference Australia. And well, we have volunteered to implement it. Why not? As I mentioned earlier in the presentation there's still a lot of issues that could be fixed for the Graphical Installer and a lot of them need some serious debugging skills and C coding skills. So if anybody wants to dive into that you're very, very welcome. There's a few stability issues. You can safely switch to other virtual consoles at the moment, for example, to work in a shell or to view the debug log but not if the installer is running. For example, if net configuration is started or apartment is started while you're on another console the Graphical frontend will crash. So it's not a major usability issue because it only happens if the installer is active and most people will switch if they want to sort something out while it's waiting for input and then it's no problem but still it would be great to have that fixed. There are also various issues with input handling. Touchpads work but are not really configured optimally. Speed and double tapping and stuff like that does not work with all types of touchpads. And there are problems with UTF-8 input so accented characters and things like that. And that's mostly a Direct-of-B issue in the Direct-of-B library. It's not really a Debian installer issue but still it does affect us. The encrypted partitioning option in the Graphical installer is not complete. You currently cannot use random passwords for example for a swap partition. You can only use the typed in key phrases to encrypt partitions. And that's because the installer has no way to generate enough entropy and we need to plug in the frontend to be able to do that. For new we have such a frontend but not yet for the Graphical frontend.  If you have a Graphical environment, why not also have a Graphical or shells in separate windows in that Graphical environment? So that would be nice. A Graphical partitioner, people who have used it and are familiar with it know that the partman, the partitioner we use at the moment is really powerful. You can do a lot of stuff with it. Almost anything you would like to set up is possible. But for a lot of users it's not really intuitive, especially for newer users. So it would be nice to have a simple Graphical frontend that you could use for partitioning something comparable to G-parted maybe. And actually a French guy, Xavier Oswald, has already started to port G-parted to C, which is needed because we don't want C++ in the installer environment. But that work has stalled, so somebody needs to pick that up. And of course we always want games in the installer. We have not yet been able to do that for the new environment and for the Graphical environment. Well, there just hasn't been time but it has always been a silent goal of us to have some option to play a game while waiting for the base system to be installed. And of course we basically only have support for i386 and AMD64 at the moment. PowerPC is experimentally supported but only for a limited number of systems and we know their issues on some of them. So some porting work for PowerPC and for other architects would be great. Partitioning, it is a very first thought tool but it's also a tool that can be improved in a lot of ways. The partitioner is basic, a huge amount of shell scripting, very modular, but that also makes it quite slow in some cases and for example some core parts could be replaced by C code which would speed up the process a lot. And as it is a huge amount of shell code there are obviously places where the shell code is not optimal, where error checks could be improved. And one of the things that could be improved is the way translations are currently being handled. Which is basically because there was no other option to do it at the time but we now have a different mechanism that can be used and we should switch to that but that's a fair amount of work. One option that's missing in the guided partitioning menu is the option to say, okay I've got a Windows installation and I want to keep that. Please resize my Windows partition and install Debian in the space that becomes free through that. Madoc has suggested that we should implement support for rate 10 and rate six and he's even offered to work on it once he's done with NetConf I guess. And as I said there's plenty of other stuff that can be done with regard to partitioning. So the basic message that I wanted to give to all of you is that the installer although it works and it's an excellent installation system for Debian it needs quite a bit of maintenance and the current team basically is a bit on the small side to be able to maintain it properly and do all the new stuff that's possible and that we have listed. So we would like to get the general Debian community to get a bit more involved especially people who maintain packages that are used in the installer. It would be great if they would sometimes just look at how it is used and see if it's still optimal or if changes are possible that would improve how it is used. Maybe extra compilation of options that reduce the size. Disabling of features that are not used to reduce the size. It's often fairly small things but they are very important for us. But it's stuff that we cannot really do ourselves. And as I say also just extra hands even helping processing installation reports, testing regularly, fixing minor issues that annoy you when you use it. That's another thing I would like more DDS to use the installer because sometimes we hear hey this is the first time I've installed a new system using DI. It's been available for three years for God's sake. So if you're interested in getting involved please come to the booth on Friday. And that's basically what I had to say. So now if there's any questions we'll be happy to answer them. Just a simple question. Who in this room did ever try to, I don't know, see what was in the DI subversion repository and eventually hacked it? Okay. That's a fair number of people but it could be a lot better. Because the DB installer is basically shell scripts, deep comp, things like every DD should know how about. So try do it. It's fairly easy actually. Yes, that's true. It really is easy. Otherwise I could never have been a DI hacker. Yeah. Even the non-programmers, DD can do it. Yeah. That's not exactly a question. Two things. I think we have the duty and I will do it in name of a few people to owe some apologies to France for the some lack of support we showed during the recent issues and we failed to measure how it was affected by these events. And for this, I think we owe you an apology. And second, I think I want to in name of the whole DI team express my respect for the whole work that France did during the release of the Edge installer. And without France work, we wouldn't have released such a good installer. So thank you, friends. Thank you very much, Christian. I'm not going into the whole thing here. I'm happy to talk about it to anybody who wants to discuss privately, but I don't think it's really something that should be discussed publicly. Yes, it has been, as I wrote in my resignation mail, it has been fun mostly. The last year has been quite stressful for me because this issue gets dragging on and on and on. And it just reduced the amount of fun I had working for Debian to the point that say that I had to conclude, okay, this is not worth it. But I will be around. I still enjoy working on the installer and I will continue hacking on it. But I won't be as involved as I have been as I have been over the past two years or so. Steve. Follow-up question. Why have you not named Christian as your successor? I'm afraid you haven't been reading the mailing list properly because you already sent a mail that he wasn't available, so. I'm a little bit concerned about the Debian installer for a very small system, in fact, because I own a computer that has not a lot of memory at all, less than, I think, 16 megabytes, so in RAM, and it's very complicated to install it. So I just want to know if it's only a question of CDepconf and unlink languages or if it's larger than that. If you, just to say what I did say, it's because I think that DPKJ when installing package also take a lot of memory, so if you need to fix CDepconf and also DPKJ, it's a huge task. So I just want to know if it's only a CDepconf issue or if it's more general. It is more general and the problem starts with the kernel, which has grown and grown and grown over the past years. Our current boot floppy for I386 basically only contains the kernel and we couldn't even fit USB modules on it, so we cannot support installation from USB floppy at the moment. That's something we cannot change. That's something that the Debian community has to work on. We could probably fix some of it by using a custom compiled kernel for Debian installer or for bootfloppy, but that has other issues like you could run into issues, new issues when you reboot the system because it was a different kernel when you were installing. So it's unlikely that we are going the way. Keith, I just see you come in and I want to go back a bit in my presentation because basically this was my first slide. Okay, that's a good excuse. But 16MB, I think we won't be able to ever get down back to that level again. What I said about CDEP Conf is actually not an issue so much for the really low memory installations because we already have mechanisms to not load all translations which reduce memory usage by a huge amount. It would make a small difference, but not really significant. But yes, any work to reduce memory on the installer is very useful. Every 10K saved will help us install all the system that have limited amount of memory. I think that for really small systems you will have to end up with something like just the bootstrapping manually. And of course, once you get to package installation you have swap available because you have your partitioning done in that stage. So it becomes less important, although yes, if you have to swap huge amounts of memory out during package management, that's not good. But again, that's not something we can fix in this installer. It's totally outside of the scope. Yeah, I have a few comments about your prospective list of features to implement for Lenny. Mostly shameless advertising for the talk I have today and later next week. First of all, hardware detection wasn't on your list. I believe we can do a lot better and I hope we can get it installing hardware specific packages automatically when you install it, like the video card configuration tools for laptops and the RAID controller monitoring systems for servers and that kind of thing. And I hope to attract more developers for that idea of my talk later next week. And also I suspect we should switch to a dependency-based boot system to make sure that the boot sequence in Debian is really correct and not as it is at the moment, fairly correct. It is, so. The first issue is an installation issue. And I know you've been working on that. I know it's a pet issue of yours and if we get something working, we will of course include it in the installer. I've replied to your initial proposal about that on the list where I think I said my main concern would be how do you build your database of what hardware needs what and how do you make sure that you don't install stuff when it's not really needed because hardware looks similar during hardware detection but isn't really. But yes, definitely. It's a worthwhile thing to work on and to implement. The second issue is a general Debian issue and has nothing to do with the installer, I'm sorry to say. So you'll have to bang that drum somewhere else. Okay, if there's no more questions, I'd like to thank you all for your attention and see you all soon.


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TfNN, headline, news update. Walking folks, this is Jacob Schup with the 4 p.m. stock market update. I am sitting in for Tom O'Brien. Let's take a look at where we finished off right now. We're trading at $5,049 in the E-mini. The Russell futures are trading at $0.1957 and NQ's off about 0.73% today and then the Dow futures finishing right under that $38,000. The gold contract creeping back up to the $2,400 level, Tim Orr just had a really interesting commentary on what gold is doing and what the future of that might look like. We're going to have that archive up on our YouTube channel pretty much by the end of the day. I don't want to speak for the producer, but we'll see what he does. Anyway, silver at $28,35 and then copper finally at $4,42. Love seeing copper move like this, oh man. Look at that. Let's see if we can touch that 503 level. Crude oil down still, which is fantastic at $8,208. We did have the bonds up a bit briefly, but we're finishing a little bit lower right now. Tesla finishing lower as well, down almost 4%, 3.6% and then the dollar finishing at $106,16. Talk about micron a little bit. Obviously, the chips are getting hit just a tad or down 3.66% today as well with Taiwan semiconductors. This will probably just be a quarter or two of not as stellar performance as it was prior. However, the US is providing $6.1 billion to micron technology for chip plants in New York and Idaho. So these guys are around to stay and a lot of these semiconductors are of course as well. Netflix has earnings coming out. At the end of this, we're talking a little bit in the den about that. If you're not in the den, strongly recommend. It's a dollar a year. We've got a bunch of traders in there. It's not distracting by any means, but you get a lot of really good opinions and insights and questions as well. Up 1.84% just before the earnings are released. Obviously, we've had a lot of movement in Netflix and not on any super impressive volume. I don't know why I'm on a three year right now. I was looking at the one year, you know, we had some pretty good volume up here and that's just been kind of creeping. You know, I think that they're going to have a decent report. I don't think it's going to be knocked out stellar to warrant such a big move. But anyways, they have streaming rights to the WWE going on and that fight with Mike Tyson is going to be streamed on there, which is fantastic for that platform. Folks, thank you so much for joining me. Join us tomorrow. We have live programming throughout the day. Basil at 10, we have Steve Rhodes at 11, Larry Pezzvento, and then we'll see what happens with three. If I'm going to be haunting studio again, folks, have a great rest of your day.


Oh, I'm so short. How do we fix this? This better? Oh yeah, hi. Hello. My name is Emily. I am like sweaty. Ugh. I just took the dog on a walk. They just got home. It is like 95 degrees outside right now, but it is, the air is so thick and humid. Like, I'm going like this and like my body is literally sticking together. Oh. So anyway, put my tank top on. I got my pajama pants on. And well, I don't even pants or like crop pants, like short pants. My hair is up. My makeup is melting off of my face. But I wanted to show you guys what I got at the container store today and hold on, we'll do this. I got some Happy Mail that's planner related. I got this from Willow Fields. I'll put the link down below for you guys. I actually bought stuff from Willow Fields. Like, when I first got into planning, like a long time ago. And I saw some of these on her website. Actually, no, I saw some of these on her Instagram stories and I followed her for a while. I just haven't purchased anything in like a really long time. But I just thought some of these were really cute and kind of pertain to what I was doing pretty soon. So I thought that these would be kind of fun. So without further ado, let me show you what I got. So I got these, it says organize office. How stinking cute are those? And she has a couple of different finishes. Like, I think she has like glossy and the matte finish. And I chose the matte finish. I think the matte finish was a little bit cheaper, I think, I don't know. And then this one says organize closet. Like how stinking cute is that? And then I got some of the like willow girls, or willow, I don't know. I just thought these were cute. So these are like the little planner girls. Kind of cute. This is the Belinda Planner Babe, I don't know. And then this is the Belinda Beauty, which I thought was cute for like, you know, makeup vanity and whatnot. And they're all different colors, or not different colors, different sizes. And then these are in more of a glossier finish, which, yeah. And then I got this sheet, I don't know if this is the sampler or what, but it's like little mermaid's. I did not order this one. So this just kind of came with my order. So I'm excited about those. And then I went to the container store. Dun-da-da-da, contain myself. And I got a bunch of stuff for the office. So I'm gonna be doing a dedicated like office video at some point. It's gonna be a while guys. Like I said in the last vlog, I've been feeling like a whole lot of overwhelm lately. So it's gonna be a little while. But I got this. It's like a little acrylic business card holder, which I thought was cute.  And I'm not gonna show you what's in the Amazon box because it's part of a haul, an upcoming haul that's happening soon on my channel. And then I got some of these 3M command hooks. So these are like those little cord clips, which I thought would be really nice for like organizing cords and whatnot, obviously. This is like smaller little decorating clips for wires. And then I got kind of like a medium sized, same like, not decorating clips, but oh, mini hooks is what they're called. And then the rest of this is all the same. It took me a really long time to find these. I was looking for hanging file folders that were white. And I found them on thecontainerstore.com. I will link these specifically. Obviously you can find the command things anywhere, to be completely honest. You can get these at Target. I was just, I just bought them there because why not? And yeah, but I really wanted white hanging folders so I thought that would look really nice against my really dark desk that I have. Anyway, got quite a few of those and that's all I got. It's not very exciting. Y'all, I am so warm right now. Oh, and the air conditioning's on in here and it felt really good when I walked back in, but oh, like my arms are like all red. Not because I'm burnt, just because I'm so hot. One of you asked to see my tea kettle. So hold on, let me show you that. All right, so I've had the same brand of tea kettle for several years. This is my original one, let me show you. This is my original one that I had purchased, I think at Target several years back. It's by the company Bella and you just put water in it and then it boils your water and you click it on and then it like automatically stops when it's all done. So this one I'm actually gonna, I think bring to my office at some point. I just haven't done it yet. Hold on, sorry, I had to clip that out because I had mail sitting there. Anyway, this is my current one that I'm using. I actually got this at Walmart. I know, total sacrilege, right guys? But I got it at Walmart and it was on clearance when I saw it at Walmart. I will leave an Amazon link down below for this exact one. I know I've seen it on Amazon, so if you're interested, I will put this exact one in the description box. I have seen it at Target. They have like a Chevron one, which I don't know if I'm a huge fan of that. I like the little, what is this called? Like the quarter foil or something? Just, I don't know. I feel like it's a little bit more elegant than just like straight zigzags. I don't know. That's not my thing. And I know I'm probably gonna get questions about this. I found this at HomeGoods and it has all of my little tea bags in there. And if you're interested, this is the tea I have every day. This is it. Pretty boring. But yeah, so it's not one of those, I don't know, I don't know. There's like something with a bunch of words on it that's like all the rage. I don't know anything about that. So that's what I have for that. I also have this in a coffee too, which is over here, which I don't actually have any coffee in at all. But yeah, that's the plan. I did the dishes last night, so I had those kind of sitting out and getting all the moisture out during the day today. And tonight is going to be a leftover's night, but the idea right now of actually eating something warm makes me want to barf a little bit. So I think I'm gonna have just some water for right now and do a little bit of work. I have to do some stuff on the internet. Hence my job.  Sorry. But you will see an upcoming, it's like a home related haul. So you guys will see that in an upcoming video very, very soon. But let me show you the Doyle dog. Oh Doyle, what's wrong? Someone else is really, really warm right now. So he is on the nice cold vinyl floor. Right, buddy? So sad. All right, well I am gonna cool off a little bit and do a little bit of work and then I will check in with you guys in just a little while. Bye. Hey, the lights are on. I don't even think I said hello and welcome to Voli Day 17, but welcome. Welcome everyone. So I am now at home. Obviously I have like a sweatshirt on now. I just like something covering my arms. I don't know why. This is like a pretty light sweatshirt if you will. I did not make dinner tonight because I just couldn't eat anything hot. I just couldn't do it after the sweat fest outside. I still need to unload. Haven't done that yet either. But I've been kind of sitting at the computer replying back to some of your comments and I'm getting some video situations kind of figured out for like upcoming filming. I know I alluded to something that came in an Amazon box which is gonna be part of a larger haul that I'm gonna show once everything arrives. Oh, somebody's calling me. It's my favorite mother, hold on. Hello, mother. So the favorite mother just called and she is getting her fridge. Apparently that's supposed to be delivered like tomorrow but then and now it's not, I don't know. So anyway, she had to stop at the store and check it out. But anyway, I don't even remember what I was talking about. Oh, was I talking about the video that I'm trying to film, maybe? I don't know. So, I mean, maybe I should just talk about this now. I have been slowly, I mean, not slowly because obviously I've been saving for like ever but there were some things that I knew I wanted to upgrade and replace when I moved in here. So I'm gonna do a video dedicated to that. It's gonna be like a home, homewares haul. It's gonna be basically kitchen stuff, I think. There might be a couple of other little things in there but I thought it would be kind of an interesting, you know, cool video to show, you know, kind of understand the method to my mayhem of why I pick certain things and you know, why certain things weren't working for me anymore or why I wanted to upgrade something.  Yeah, so like, I don't know.  So yeah, I mean, I've been going kind of without for a while. I mean, my parents had anything I really wanted but to be honest, I didn't really like ever make a lot of food there. I just didn't ever feel 100% comfortable.  Like, I just feel like, I like cooking here a lot better. Well, obviously I like being here a lot better too because you know, it's like all mine and stuff. But anyway, so I have a really fun video coming up for you guys but I actually just ordered something else this evening which unfortunately, let me look at my order confirmation again, one of the items is back ordered for a little while and I didn't say that when I originally ordered it but yeah, so one of them is estimated delivery August 15. I don't know if I wanna wait that long to actually film the video and it's only one little item so I think I might just film the video without that which is totally fine. I mean, it's kind of a larger mix of items that kind of go together. It's just one of the pieces so it's not like it's gonna be like incredibly missed in the haul video but I'll still eventually like link it for you guys but I've been just working online. That's what I've been doing. Oh, and I finished Scandal tonight. Oh my God. So good. But yeah, Scandal was amazing. I finally finished it. I only had, was it like, I think I had like an episode and a half left and that was it. I tried last night to finish and I was like upstairs trying to kind of go to bed but I was like, oh, I wanna watch some Scandal and I was like falling asleep because I was so late.  There's just no way I can, I can't handle it. I can't handle the Scandal. And I did get YouTube to work by the way. I don't know, it was like acting super funny and even this morning there was weird stuff going on on my channel and even someone commented that they had issues using I think Chrome or something, watching some of my videos. So yeah, it was just, it was just kind of goofy. So I don't know what was going on with YouTube the last, you know, 24 hours essentially but it looks like it's all fixed. I can respond back to comments. I can load videos. So yeah, that's a good thing. Let's go see the Doyle dog because I feel like I've just been sitting and chatting but you guys seem to like the Rambly vlogs. A lot of you have been asking me to do like laundry videos not like about laundry but just stand there while I'm folding laundry and like chat with you guys which I'm totally not opposed to because that's a really easy video for me to film. But yeah, I don't know. I guess I would need, okay. So if I were to do that I would need some topics of conversation because me standing there and blabbing to a black box I can do that but it'd be nice to have like a point of reference. So like maybe some questions. The sky looks like really gray.  I hate walking in here and the light is on because I always keep this like little light on and it's so yellow. It's like gross. Oh, I feel like an oompa loompa. All right, are we ready for the Doyle time? What's going on, buddy? Yep. So some of you have asked if Doyle sheds and let me show you. Hold on, people have been asking questions about your fluff's Doyle. All right, so Doyle tends to, oh okay, hold on. Hold on. All right, hold on.  We have to go around because Doyle just wants to get pet. All right, so Doyle tends to shed like right around his little butt area right over here and his legs and like the top of his tail and all of that. He doesn't like it when I pick his fluff's Doyle. Nobody needs to see that, okay? Just nobody needs to see that. So here, let's turn another light on. There we go. All right, so you see all of this stuff yeah, that's all the fluff's, all the fluff's. He's got an undercoat and yeah, so I'll just pick a fluff and show you guys. That's what happens. That's what happens. Yep, and that was just one little tuft of fluff's. So yep, that's what happens. Doyle doesn't like it. So what's funny is, yep, there's some fluff's. What's really funny is Doyle actually used to really like grooming and then now he doesn't like it at all. So I don't know. But I need to take him into the groomer because it's been just so incredibly hot and I can brush him all I want to but the groomer does a better job than I do because they do like the de-shedding shampoo and brushes and stuff and I just, I can't get it all and he's gonna shed anyway regardless but I mean, this is, this is what it's like to Onoshiba right here. Kinda gross you guys, kinda gross. Hey bud. So that is what it's like to Onoshiba Inu. Whoa, hello. Yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck. Oh wow, whoa, hello. That's creepy. But yeah, so I think I'm gonna call it quits for today. I feel like I don't like vlog that much. But then I like edit the footage and it's like freaking 30 minutes long. I'm like, how did I ramble on for 30 flippin' minutes? I think because I'm kinda just updating you on what's happening and showing you things and then of course, Doyle challenge. Of course, everyone needs a good Doyle challenge in their life. But yeah, so I'm gonna get this footage at least in my computer. I'm gonna possibly try to edit this. It's only like 7.45, but to be honest, I'd rather at least start the editing process tonight and then either upload overnight or just upload when I get home, you know? So either way is fine. But I am gonna jet. Thank you guys so much for watching today. I really appreciate it. I will see you tomorrow for more vlog. And if you guys have any questions for Friday, which will be the video that I'll upload on Saturday, I can do like a laundry talk video. Just submit questions down below, like right down there. Just submit laundry talk questions and I will do a laundry talk on Friday if I get enough questions. They could be anything you want them to be. I might not answer every single question because of, you know, personal issues or I might not see all the questions, but feel free to put them below. Why not? I already did a Q and A. I think this month? Yeah, I already did a Q and A this month and answered a lot of questions, but I need like a topic of conversation or else it's just gonna be me rambling like this vlog is like just me rambling. So drop some questions in the comments and I will try to answer as many of those as I possibly can on Friday, which will be my laundry day. So anyway, I'm gonna jet. Thank you guys for hanging out and I will see you tomorrow. Bye guys.


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plan field of economic opportunity. I say this because leveling the plan field is precisely why I became a lawyer. I view the law not as something that is intended to maintain social order just by maintaining the status quo. I see it as a reflection of our values as they are today, but also as they change with our changing understanding of what is possible through technology, our changing desire to have one interact with one another, and in this way I would have to say that every legal question, for me at least, begins as a values question. Necessarily before you can create the law you have to decide for yourself what is it that we are creating for? What are the values that underlie our system? If you're creating a contract, a business partnership, what do we want to uphold and prioritize above all else? In cases of crisis, what would guide us to our decision? These are the kinds of questions that go into legal and rulemaking. And I mean you can think about it here, in our world, right? What happens when something goes wrong? What happens when the blockchain doesn't work as they expected it to work? What happens when there's fraud? I think we've all been here before. We know this conversation, we know this discussion, but what are the values that guide us to our resolution? Do we resolve the issue on the basis of ensuring that the original words of the original language is executed exactly as it was written down? Or do we consider that, well, actually the outcome that we want is quite different because our purpose is equity. So how do we get to an equitable outcome? Which path do we take? These are the kinds of questions that go into values. These are the kinds of questions that you must answer before you create your law. And in addition to creating the law and having your values, we have to also have governance structures that allow diverse people to shape and bring life to those values. So if I consider all of this in the context and of blockchain technology and the kinds of governance structures that we want to have in our systems, I wonder about the second question. How will blockchain change society and improve people's lives? I have to say that this question is a bit harder for me. And I say that because on the one hand I'm here because I absolutely believe that this is a revolutionary technology that can be that equalizer to bring economic prosperity to people all across the world, irrespective of their geography, irrespective of their background, and I'm so inspired by this. On the other hand, I also think that blockchain technology can possibly replicate the power and balances that we have today and possibly in a more permanent and destructive manner. So where do we end up? 200 years from now. Where will we have landed? Well, I mean I'm not here to predict the future and I can't and no one can but I do think that it's confident. It's something that I can confidently say that the technology for me will not be the decisive factor. And I say that because we're all on board that the technology is revolutionary. The technology is a hugely forward. This we know. What we don't know is how those values will be shaped through our government structures. What we don't know is who we'll be able to in times of crisis determine the path that we take. And the reason I say that these questions are the more fundamental questions is because we've actually been here before. We've seen systems built around these kinds of questions and issues and I think we can learn a lot. And in particular I think we can learn a lot from the American experiment. So if you allow me to just give a bit of background here I think we'll be able to understand what I mean. Because the struggle for American independence was in fact very much an economic struggle. Much like our own it was a struggle for economic justice. Because these new settlers who had come to the US in search of a new land let's call it and were wanting to govern themselves. They came for some it was a fun experiment for others it was a lackable attempt at competing with the British monarchy which was at that time a ridiculous concept. But nevertheless they created a society for themselves. Something they were proud of. Thirteen colonies governing themselves desiring to live by rules under their own terms. Nevertheless they were still tied to this monarchy. Because in every interaction in every economic transaction the monarch was in the middle demanding fees levying taxes requiring that no matter what these settlers would have to pay for this the monarch. And this was of course not what they wanted. They wanted to have a self governing structure. But what does that look like in the 1700s? They thought maybe maybe we can find a way to coexist with this monarchy. Maybe we can find a way to make it a bit better. Or maybe we can make our own monarchy. Maybe we can have a limited kind of government structure where I mean it's still a monarchy but at least we're in charge. So I guess it's a bit better. These were the kinds of ideas and discussions that we're quoting around at this time. Until January 10, 1776. Because it was on this day that the entire tone of the conversation changed and in fact the entire revolution changed. And this was because this is the day that an anonymous paper was published. And this anonymous paper was called Common Sense. The idea behind Common Sense was that we're looking at this problem from the wrong angle. We're thinking about how do we break away from this monarchy? Where are the problems with this king? But the argument here was that the fundamental problem is centralized power. And the argument was of course against centralized power but it was also argument for decentralization. Because the author, who we now know as Thomas Paine, argued that only through decentralization could you have a system that is accountable to its users. Only through decentralization can you allow for democratic processes to enable people to rule for themselves. But not only do you have decentralization, you have a system where you don't need to look for answers from the king. There's no need to have the king in the middle. We have the law. Our law is what governs what we do. So much so that, I mean, he said that the law is king. Imagine the words that we have written down are enough to govern all of our interactions. Why have anyone in the middle? Why be accountable to somebody who's not accountable to us? Now only would you have to have decentralization in the system to work. You would also have to have an idea that every participant in the system has the same rights as everyone else. Rights that cannot be taken away. Rights that are forever and fixed. Rights that are immutable. And in order to ensure that everyone knows about these rights, you would of course have to have a transparent system. Because you'd have to have a system where all of these rules are reported on an essential document that gives access to everyone to be able to read and understand the rules of the system. You'd have to have a transparent system. So imagine a decentralized system of immutable rights that is transparent. Maybe for us this may be something that will take for granted, or we think of course this is the obvious solution. But put yourself in 1776. Imagine the world as it was in 1776. This was truly remarkable. Truly a brilliant idea. Then and now. And with these ideals in mind, of course we started with the American experiment. The declaration of independence with these principles in mind was signed shortly after. 11 years later the constitution came. And the constitution was where we actually put down the governance structures that would bring these values to life. Unfortunately, if you see what resulted, there is quite a mismatch. So whereas we originally had this idea of a decentralized system that is open and accessible for everyone that gives justice to all voices, what we ended up with was a system that was actually quite closed and that actually only gave access to a very limited queue and required land ownership as a token of participation. So I guess the question is then, what happened? What went wrong? And I'm here to take accountability and say that lawyers got involved. As I guess is often the understanding, lawyers messed this up. And how did we mess this up? We messed this up because we only looked to ourselves for the answers. Understand that this revolution was a very legal one. And it was a legal one because as I mentioned earlier, there were many taxes and fees that were charged and this affected the practice of law. So normally these men decided that they wanted to create a structure that would give life to those values, that would provide that system of democracy and immutable rights that is transparent. So they set forth to write this constitution. The problem was it was only lawyers who were involved in this process. If you imagine that there were so many people that felt that the system had not been accountable to them, these lawyers included, and so many people who wanted their voices heard. But the system that actually resulted was designed by these men in this room. This was their death con. It looks a lot different than our death con, right? Because if you actually understand the situation a bit better, 32 of these men were lawyers. And the time when what it meant to be a lawyer was that you were white, you were wealthy, you were a land-owning man, you were a part of what would be considered at that point one percent of the population. In no way reflective of the society as it was then and certainly not a reflection of society as the US is now. These men undertook to create a system that we again bring life to these values. And I honestly think this was the day of law of the Constitution. There were no diverse perspectives or voices that were included in the governance structures that were created. There was only governance from one vantage point, from one viewpoint. And the problem with governing from one viewpoint is that you have blind spots. And what I want to say is that all of us have these blind spots. It's funny because in fact Abigail Adams, one of the wives of the founders, had to write a letter to her husband during this time as they were creating the system, urging her husband to remember the ladies.  You actually have to give voice to everyone in order to truly have a democratic decentralized system. And she was so correct in her position because she understood that this is not a problem of her husband. It's not a problem of these men. It's a problem of creating structures only from our perspective and falling into the trap of believing that everyone sees the world in the way that we do. How do we avoid this? We avoid this by including other people. You don't need to speculate about what someone else would think. You need to just include them and hear their voices and understand how the values that you believe in are reflected in through their lens of the world.  And I have to say that many of the aspects that make the Constitution so great are also the aspects that make it so difficult to reconcile with the realities of society today. And so, acknowledging that the system that we have are tools. Immutability, amazing, but it's a tool. And not every tool is right for every problem. Blockchain is an amazing tool, but the way in which we use it will determine how future users will interact with the system and whether or not they'll be able to interact. Because while the Constitution was an amazing invention and creation, it also resulted in the crisis that has brought us here. The 2008 financial crisis was also birthed in the U.S. And while some might think it's the system not working, in many ways, the idea that one percent of the population in the U.S. was able to put the global economy in jeopardy is very much the system being accountable to those who was designed to account for it. So, how do we then figure out for ourselves, being that we are also 11 years out from our own paper that sort of sparked our movement? How do we create a system that avoids this pitfall? How do we create a system that allows diversity in perspective, diversity of background to create governing structures? I say that even if we want to say that code is wrong, we have to understand that we're not here just to replicate the systems of the past. We don't want to just bring new faces to broken systems. We want to create new systems, inclusive systems. And whether or not the code is wrong, we are the ones who are going to determine the values that underlie the code. And we're going to be the ones that determine how we can govern to ensure that diversity is included in our system from the beginning. This is important for us because it's what will ensure the success of our system today and in 200 years from now. And I'm so inspired and encouraged by the fact that we're all in this room precisely from different backgrounds, from different countries, speaking and talking to each other about how to make blockchain better. So, in that way, I say let's keep building.