Hey, this is Brett and this 2018 Ram ProMaster 2500, 159 inch wheelbase HiRoof is stock number 14492Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used ProMaster and Cargo Van headquarters. This 2018 Ram 2500 159 inch wheelbase HiRoof ProMaster has the 3.6 liter Pentastar V6 engine. It is paired up with the 6-speed automatic transmission. It is also a front-wheel drive vehicle. And this vehicle has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this vehicle is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video. Inside, underneath, started up. Take a look under the hood. Show you all the options and give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Bright silver metallic is the color I should all my videos in 4K. If you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel. Click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day. As well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube. And do not miss out on gems like this one by clicking the bell notifications. You'll get updated every time I do a video here at Summit. So this one comes with the General Grabber LT 225 75 R16 tires in the front. It does have the steel wheels with the wheel covers, which was an option in 2018. These tires have, I would say, just about all the tread left. You can still see the knobs on there from being new. And so I would say 95% of the tread left on those tires, if not more. And the underbody looks really nice and clean. This fan has a lot of really cool options on it. Number one being the driver's side sliding door. So that is an option, I believe it was $595 in 2018. But this one does have that feature. Also has the factory fog lights. And the front bumper is in excellent condition. I didn't see any dense dings or cracks on there. You do get the chrome trimmed grille. And the hood is in really nice shape. I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. Headlight lenses are nice and clear. And that big windshield is in really nice shape. I didn't see any major rock chips or cracks or anything on there. So that looks really good. It also has the cab lights up top. Passenger's side front fender looks really good. And the passenger's side front wheel is in nice condition as well. So bright silver metallics got a lot of metal flake. Nice to find a van like this in a different color than white. But you can see just how nice that paint is. And silver is obviously one of my favorite colors. It never really looks dirty. It never really looks clean. But it never really looks dirty. But this one is in fantastic condition. As we go down this side of this 2018 Ram 2500 ProMaster, just take note of how clean the body is. Very few dents. In fact, I don't think I saw any. Maybe one or two little dings on this thing. Look at all the room for signage. So if you wanted to put your company logos on this thing, you can make them big and they would be highly visible from anywhere. And the whole body of this vehicle is in excellent condition. I take these HD videos so if you are far away, or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the vehicle, hear the vehicle, and have confidence in what you're looking at before you even get here. So this one does have the partition to the cab, which is a nice feature. And it does have the kind of heavy duty rubber piece in here. We just got done detailing this one. So that's why there is just a little bit moisture. There's no leaks or anything. We just did get done detailing this one anyways. But very clean inside. Those doors do swing open. And you can see just how nice that door slides and shuts nicely. But yeah, look at all the room for signage on this high roof. Adds a whole extra layer up top for more signage. Coming to the back tire. The back wheel is in excellent shape. The back tires are Nexon Rodion LT 22575R16s. And they have probably about 60% of the tread left on them. So decent tread on those as well. This is a one owner Clean Title History Clean Carfax out of Nebraska. And you can see just how nice the underbody is on this vehicle. Lower rockers and cab corners all look really good. I didn't see any corrosion on this vehicle. Coming around to the back of the vehicle, it does have the backup parking sensors. These swing open rear doors. It does have a backup camera as well. So like I said, a lot of really nice options on this vehicle. And you can see just how those doors open up all the way so that when you have both doors open and you have to put a pallet in here, you can get a forklift right up to the back and load your stuff in there. But very nice and clean back here. These doors shut nicely. The only thing really to show you is this back piece has been cracked a little bit, but nothing too bad. And that shuts nice and solidly. The back doors are in excellent shape. Didn't see any dents on them. And coming around to the driver's side, just as nice as that passenger side. Like I said, a very nice clean body on this one.  And this one is not. This one is in exactly the opposite condition. Very, very nice. I mean, I've seen new vans not be as nice as this one on the outside. Anyways, driver's side door. Really nice. Built in directional signals. These are heated mirrors.  No rips or tears on them. It does have side current airbags. That seats in nice shape as well. We'll hop inside. Also power mirrors, power windows, power locks. And you can fold in these mirrors. The ignition has to be on for that to work. The top and side check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this one has to offer on the interior. You can see this one has 24,228 miles on it. You also get a clock display on there. You get audio and Bluetooth controls on the left and more Bluetooth controls on the right. It does have your cruise controls down here. That's for your windshield wipers. And let's turn on the ignition here. You can see you get the UConnect 5 inch touchscreen radio. It does have the factory navigation system provided by TomTom. And that is working nicely. There is Highway 41. You get your AM, FM, and Sirius XM radio capabilities on here. This is also where your backup camera shows up. You can see that is working nicely. And down here are your climate controls. Your electronic stability control. That's for your fog lights. And you're locking. That's to lock your doors. Six speed automatic transmission. There is an AUGS and a USB jack down there. Keyless entry, USB, and a 12 volt power point. And a passenger side dash floor and seat are all in very nice clean condition. The partition is in nice shape. I don't think this van has been smoked in. And the headliner is in great shape as well. You do get map lights right there. All right, let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. Also wanted to show you the mirrors. They do power fold in. And I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. Get the hood open right here. I'll turn those fog lights on too. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality, condition, options, and of course, cleanliness of this van all the way around inside and out. All the lights are working very nicely, including the cab lights up there. Under the hood, we have the 3.6 liter V6 Pentastar engine. Can't really see too much. But engine bay is nice and clean. Runs very smooth. There is the emission sticker. And once again, this vehicle has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the foods have been checked and topped up. And it is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend this van from a quality, condition, options, cleanliness standpoint. I don't think you'll find one like this in this nice shape anywhere. And to see more pictures of this van or one of our other 550 new and used cars, trust SCVs, minivans, Wranglers, cargo vans, Pro Masters, you name it, we got it. I don't think you'll be able to see it. There it is. Go to that website right there, summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle, all at summitauto.com. If you want to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. Click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day. As well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walk-arounds on YouTube. 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You're in the city of Napa. Chaos hit the Bay Area hours before daybreak. The epicenter in Napa, California, that's wine country. Within minutes, the governor's office of emergency services activated its state operation center and issued its first report relaying early information to responders. Mark Gillarducci took the lead and got in front of the camera for a quick announcement. A lot of what's happening in the state operations center now is we're working with the local governments getting assessments of the total amount of damage. We're coordinating the response of fire and rescue and EMS resources into the area. Law enforcement to be able to support Napa, Solano, Vallejo and Sonoma counties. By sunup, the extent of damage was becoming more apparent. Probably the most significant damage we've seen is in the downtown portion of the city of Napa. The earthquake's force shook buildings until their brick facades crumbled to the ground or the structures collapsed. Homes rocked and rumbled from their foundations. Upper floors fell onto lower floors while other homes caught fire and burned to the ground. We've got three on this side and another one over here. Road split and water mains broke. By mid-morning, the state was coordinating a full blown emergency response. All state agencies are activated and are operating here in the state operations center or in the field. All of the local and state coordination centers are operational and coordinating with each other so that we can provide rapid assistance where necessary. The state operations center at Cal OES headquarters in Sacramento is the nerve center for emergency response to disasters anywhere in the state. We have people out there and they're letting us know what they're seeing and what needs the state might be able to address and that's what this whole team of people is here to do. This large team of people is known collectively as the Incident Support Team or IST. Each member has a very specific role, important to the overall success during an emergency. This may be of importance to the utility. New information pours in all day and all night, so there's a rotating 12-hour shift. Response is about gathering all information about the situation, boiling it down and prioritizing needs. Every new bit of info is detailed in a centralized database and verified. We've heard that it has been resolved, but I want to go through and make sure that we're not getting conflicting information. But as far as I know that that has been resolved. Okay, thank you. Critical updates from dozens of responding agencies keep everyone on the same page. Any allies from anybody else, any of the other counties or state agencies or anyone else, because this is a good coordinating tool, this call. It's as close as we're going to get the face to face. Confirmed disaster updates are then shared with the media. While Director Gilarducci answers questions for a local television news station, Deputy Director Tina Curry finds a moment to talk live on the air with an Arizona radio station. And Deputy Director Kelly Houston prepares for a late night international Skype interview. While across the hall, folks from across various agencies in the Joint Information Center coordinate media interviews, distribute the latest disaster details, and publish important website articles and social media messages. Since last night, there's been a lot of progress made. Monday morning, the director gathers his executive staff for another round of calls, getting up-to-the-minute briefings from every agency involved. Any reports or questions from the various agencies and departments? The Secretary-General here, a veteran of theirs. The engineers are on the ground at the veteran's home in Youngville as we speak. At Napa, we have two buildings. They're administrative buildings that are red-caged. In 24 hours into the emergency, the State Operations Center is running at full speed, with more than 100 people working in synchronicity. And luckily, the damage sustained in Napa, Sonoma and Vallejo doesn't seem as bad as officials had first feared. We're moving rapidly into what we call recovery mode. Hey Al, it's Eric. I'm en route up north. Can you give me an update on the happy fire? While aftershocks continue in Napa, a new fire in Siskiu County has Eric Lamarro mobilizing his inland region team and coordinating resources. Our field ESD is in the Waiverika area, so he's ready for deployment if they need to. Alright, like I said, I'm en route up there. Keep me updated if anything changes. Appreciate it. Copy that. Alright, thanks. Take care. The response was rapid, but overlapping disasters are typical. At Bose Challenges, he's trained well to handle. But a disaster doesn't end when the flames are out. A disaster doesn't end when people are allowed to return to their homes. There's a long-term recovery process that takes place after any emergency or disaster. And it requires the efforts of emergency managers at all levels of government to come together and work together to coordinate these tremendous efforts. Now it's on to the next phase. We have engineers that can be dispatched and in fact have been dispatched that can help building officials make those quick assessments to the safety of the buildings. Hi Terry, this is Tim Smith with Cal-O-E-S. Recovery efforts are in full swing. Teams assemble in the Napa Public Works Building, but not until after it was deemed safe enough to enter following its own damage assessments. When these came over, snapped it. A block away, the city's Emergency Operations Center is damaged on the outside. But inside, there's a flurry of activity. This is what responders have trained for and are now putting into action. PG&E crews carefully navigate debris littered streets in downtown Napa to hunt for broken gas lines. Not far away, inspectors are figuring out which homes are safe and which aren't. Trying to hit the dangerous stuff today and not looking at every little thing that's damaged. Those that aren't safe are issued a red placard which is then posted on the building. So far, more than 116 homes and businesses have been deemed unsafe to enter. Response to and recovery from an emergency like the Napa earthquake is a massive undertaking that demands dedicated professionals who can work in top form both as an individual and as part of a team. It would not work if we didn't have this team environment and we practice all the time. Everybody's really come together on this and I gotta say this really falls into the way we do things in California. It's very well coordinated. It's consistent with our plans and we rolled it out efficiently and effectively. Cal OES has the unique role of bringing it all together on behalf of the governor's office to make sure that the state is attending to needs of communities in times of emergency.


Right, but what are the consequences of all those actions ultimately? Are they good for you? Are they really selfish? Not in the long term not if you think about the entire life. I'm you know I'm assuming you get the cocaine example, you know Maybe somebody will challenge me on that one But I'm assuming cocaine is bad for you for the long over the length of your life You we've got some probably a physiologist here who could who could prove that But think of the lying example, right? I like the I like I like the whole idea of lying because people associate selfishness with lying, right? Selfishness just means doing whatever it takes to get what you want which includes lying right lying is is Almost people do it all the time unfortunately, but think about whether you really get anything from lying, you know Let's take let's say Boone made off everybody. No, Boone made a fist. I mean, I'm assuming you do anybody not know But he made of basically was a I see a somebody doesn't know so Bernie made of basically had a pyramid scheme going Where he would you know, I could tell you guys I'll get you 20% return a year And you give me all your money and I basically I don't do anything with the money or I spend it Do I I just stick it in the bank and then what I do is I but but you guys want 20% right? You want the money back? So I go to another group and say I'll give you 20% a year and then they give me their money And I give it to you and you got your 20% now that group has to be bigger than your group, right? Why is that because there's to be your group plus 20%? So how am I gonna? How am I gonna pay them back? Well, I'm gonna have to find another group that's even bigger and Use their money to pay those guys back now by this point Everybody in the marketplace knows that I can give 20% returns and everybody's excited to give me their money And now money's just flooding in and I can give everybody whatever they want For a while, right until what happens? Until I run out of money run out of people to con and then I've promised them a huge amount of return Because now remember it's grown and grown and grown and I can't pay them back A bunny made up did this on the largest scale in human history. He basically ended up losing people 50 billion dollars Because I'm also spending some of this money is it's coming in right? I'm buying nice cars nice boats vacation homes doing now that all that up this other guy this Rick I think his Rick Stanford just went to jail for like life for doing a similar thing So this is happens, right? Now people say booty made up for selfish and by the way made up was unique One of the things unique about him is he actually did this with his best buddies, right? He did this to his friends Now made up was caught and has gone to jail What's interesting about the story is the people who turn made off and where his sons who were in the business with him? They they called the police, right? The other interesting aspect of it is about a year after he was arrested exactly exactly a year after he's arrested one of his sons committed suicide Nobody in this family talks to him anymore.  It is destroys your ability to function in the world. Why? Because if our rational faculty if our minds are the tools by which we survive Lying cheating means distorting reality reality is the facts that we need so think about this You know, there's a saying in computers junk in junk out When you lie when you cheat you're feeding the machinery of your mind with junk and the junk out is usually a feeling of frustration fear guilt misery Nobody that I know nobody that I know who is who is a regular liar or cheetah has has any I odor of happiness in their life They are miserable human beings The key to happiness is staying connected to reality is making the machine that makes it possible for you to achieve What you do as efficient and as productive as possible again You guys think about making your muscles as efficient as possible, right now think of your mind as another muscle How do I make it as efficient as productive as possible? You don't do stuff that you know will rip your muscles to shreds Lying cheating rips the muscle up here to shreds You can't do it. You can't do it. You cannot gain anything from it long-term short-term Yeah, sure short-term you'll get the money and you can spend it on a nice yacht But it's gonna go just like that It's just a little bit more on on lying, you know In my age, I'm quite a bit older than you guys I find it very difficult to remember anything like what I did you asked me what I did a couple of days ago I'd really find it hard to remember what I did, right? So I find it I find it hard to remember what actually happened If I lie I now have to and this will happen all of you right as you get older You'll find it more and more difficult to remember actually what happens But if I lie about something that happened I have to remember now two different things two distinct things actually it's more than two but at least two right after I remember what happened and I have to remember my lie and I have to remember who I told what to right who I told what happened and who I told the lie to and What is likely to be happened to me given my state of lack of memory? I'm gonna trip up I'm gonna screw up and what are the consequence of that?   They're destroying themselves You don't want to do that. You don't want to be self-destructive. You want to be self-building self-creating You want to be happy you want to be successful to do that you have to stick to this notion of thinking Okay, now You know we could go we could talk about this topic for days. I would recommend that you guys Read there's a book called the virtue of selfishness by iron end that I would recommend It talks about these principles in more details it talks about Beyond kind of the being rational not lying not cheating what are the other principles and I'm just gonna give you a quick quick overview of some of these One of the things necessary for human happiness One of the things necessary for human happiness Is self-esteem and I know you've probably heard a lot about self-esteem and you probably at school They had self-esteem and all this stuff, but what is self-esteem? Self-esteem is a certain sense of confidence a certain sense of Ability that you have about your own life about your ability to succeed about pursuing challenges and goals Without that sense you cannot ever achieve happiness You will always undercut yourself You have to you you will never challenge yourself. You need to have the confidence in yourself to be able to challenge yourself It's a sense of all being about yourself. It's a sense that you are worthy That's what self-esteem is now where the self-esteem come from Now we're taught that self-esteem comes from getting a ribbon in school, right? And the more ribbons we give to more people the more people will have self-esteem Self-esteem comes from patting people in the back, right? No Self-esteem doesn't come from other people. Nobody can give you self-esteem Self-esteem comes from you Self-esteem comes from you setting goals and achieving them and when you achieve them patting yourself on the back Acknowledging your own success Acknowledging the fact that you've made an achievement that you've done something special That's where self-esteem comes from and self-esteem is crucial Crucial for the idea of happiness Now what activity in life do you think? Generates the most self-esteem where you're gonna get the self-esteem from where is it that you're gonna be challenged? Where is it that you're gonna be pushed? Where is it that you're gonna have this opportunity to pat yourself on the back?  Which is at work? Which is doing stuff creating stuff so I Want to I want to talk just a little bit and then I'll end about the virtues of work and having a career and taking that career seriously and Not just going to work for the sake of going to work not doing work that you don't like But finding work that you love Finding work you're passionate about and going to work because you love it and you want to do it and it's exciting to me This is the most important decision.  I mean the challenges, but you want to make it something that you are passionate about don't settle just like I Would say don't settle for a relationship. That's just there blur, right? Don't settle for a job. That's just er Find something that really excites you and then challenge yourself and push yourself and Achieve stuff and when you achieve stuff recognize the fact that you've achieved it and don't wait for your boss to recognize it I mean what external people think of you is not that important in life the most important thing in life is what you think of yourself It's a patch yourself on the shoulder go out for a nice meal celebrate Build that self-esteem Build that confidence that you can attain stuff that you can build stuff that you can make something of your own life And if you do that systematically over life if you find something that you're passionate excited about if you pursue it if you achieve stuff That's what's gonna build this sense of happiness and success and prosperity