System archetypes represent commonly seen patterns of behavior in a system. They have regularly seen arrangements of causal relationships between the system's parts and feedback loops that lead to similar observable outcomes over time. As an illustration, we can think about the general dynamic of unsustainable behavior seen in a wide class of systems due to negative externalities. When a system has internal negative synergies between the parts, it creates negative externalities, entropy that is exported from the system. For example, an old machine whose cogs and parts are no longer running smoothly will create a negative externality of noise pollution. These externalities then typically build up in the system's environment to render the environment degraded and over time not able to support the system, which leads to a sustainability crisis. Climate change is one example, but there are many others, such as a financial crisis created by the buildup of toxic assets in the system. Another generic system archetype is a balancing process with delay. This archetype explains the system in which the response to the action is delayed. If the members do not perceive the delayed feedback, they might overshoot or underestimate the required action to reach their goals. This could be evaded by being patient or by hastening reactions of the system to realized measures. Each archetype has a characteristic theme or storyline, pattern, and potential for action. Being able to identify system archetypes in various situations enables a deeper and quicker understanding of that system and could also help us design powerful intervention strategies. The following system archetypes describe the most common generic structures. The limits to growth pattern is one of the most well-known. It represents a period of unprecedented growth produced by a reinforcing feedback process until the system reaches its peak. The cessation of this growth is caused by limits inside or outside of the system. However, if the limits are not correctly identified, the previous actions are continuously applied, but more and more assertively. This results in the opposite of the desired state, a decrease of the system. The solution lies in the reduction or removal of the cause of limitation. This system archetype consists of two balancing loops or processes. Both are trying to correct the same problem symptom and bring the system back to balance. The above circle represents the quick fix symptomatic intervention. It often solves the problem symptom rapidly, but only momentarily. The bottom circle, which has a delay, represents a more fundamental response to the problem. Although the effects of the latter normally will take longer to become evident, the fundamental solution will have a far more effective outcome. Shifting the burden structures are common in our lives as well as in organizations. In these situations, obvious symptoms of problems attract attention, which often is dealt with by quick fixes that make the symptoms reduced, at least for a while, but they reappear again later. Imagine a lake in rural Kenya where everyone is allowed to fish. The lake doesn't belong to anyone in particular, and you can fish as much as you want. Imagine that there are two fishing companies in the area, and that all those who fish in the lake belong to either company Z or company X. The more fish company Z catches, the more profits they generate, and the more they will increase their fishing. As profits allow the company to hire more fishermen and buy more fishing boats, this principle is the same for company Y, and together both companies make up the total fishing. In the beginning, both company X and company Y make good profits and provide a valuable service to the community. However, when we look at the longer term, we see that this system, if left uncontrolled, may result in some unintended consequences. If the level of fishing is not limited in some way, then it may eventually lead to a situation whereby more fish are being caught than are being naturally replenished, leading to a decline in the number of fish in the lake. Less fish in the lake in turn leads to more effort to catch a fish, as fishermen might need either better boats to go to deeper waters or to spend more time fishing to catch the same amount of fish. This decreases the profits of both companies, as well as the fish provided to the community. It also harms the fish population and perhaps the whole lake ecosystem. This describes a dynamic where two people or activities require the same limited resources. As one of them becomes more successful, more resources are assigned to them. However, now the second one becomes less and less successful due to lacking resources. This proves the right decision to support the first one. Problems arise if the competition is unproductive and interferes with the goals of the whole system. The two activities or agents might be decoupled, or they should receive a balanced amount of resources. Examples may be seen with a company that has two products, giving success to the one that was initially successful. These are all recurring patterns seen in systems mapping. By understanding the generic underlying dynamic, we can quickly use it to map out another system that exhibits similar behavior or symptoms.


There's so much money in the music industry from helping artists get their music heard and one you have to of course get a client but the most important part are the things you do when you have the client because managing an artist means getting more and more and more money from that same person and everybody they know. Even when it comes down to small tips like don't be too available. So check out this video if you want to understand not only how to get people to pay you in the industry but how to get them to keep paying you over and over again. Let's get it. What's up my name is Brain Man Sean and my agency has helped over 100 artists grow their fan base and get millions of streams. I say that just so you understand that this is coming from experience so you know who you're getting the information from. Let's get into the video. Quick couple of notes before I get into the first tip. First this is one of the first videos of Music Marketer Monday where I give tips for people who want to be music marketers in the industry or just want to help artists with some type of services in general and also I'm going to be honest I have seven planned tips but I do this every day so there might be some things that pop up along the way we might get some bonuses but with that said let's get this thing going. Tip number one is to send updates to your clients. Now I know that might sound obvious to some people but a lot of people actually miss out on this. You need to be able to send updates and you need to have a consistent cadence. Now there are some things that need to be in your updates when you're working along in this process. One you need to send some stats over right. Let's say you're running a campaign for a client you need to let them know that these are the current metrics and be clear if y'all are on pace to hit the goal that you agree with with the client or not right. Let them know if things are going well or not. Now the second thing though expands on this you need to actually explain what's going on. I know you might think hey this person came and got my marketing services right and they should pretty much understand how this stuff goes but you'll be surprised. People do not understand what's going on that's part of why they came to you so this is your moment to solidify your expertise and let them say yo I like working with this person because not only is he just running some ads he's establishing himself as a music marketer somebody who's a mind that I value and that cannot be duplicated. People can go anywhere to get somebody to run some ads or run a lot of different types of campaigns but they can't duplicate your mind your advice and your approach to helping them. So make sure that you explain exactly what's going on let them know if it's good or bad because clients time and time again will just see numbers. Okay yeah I see the numbers this is the cost per click or this how many views but they don't know if it's bad they don't know if it's good they don't know if they should pivot they don't know what any of the feedback means right you can let them know well it doesn't seem like people are taking well to your song based on the other campaigns that we ran right maybe we should switch a song it doesn't seem like um that this is going to get traction fast enough or it's right on pace or maybe we should come up with another idea or something if it's an influencer campaign maybe we need a different piece of um creative for the ad that we're running all of these things are meaningful right and you can even also give them information about how things are connected from let's say the ad that you're running and how it's filling over to other parts of whatever you're doing right because be clear again people do not understand exactly how this works you will be surprised I'm talking about people that we've had who are managers of big artists right they want to know and another thing is not only do some people not understand there's also some people who literally just don't have the time to comprehend and dig into it so they're coming to you for this convenience that's one of the biggest pieces of game that you will get and you will realize especially when you work with bigger clients it's not that they can't get somebody to do it or sometimes they can't hire somebody have somebody on their team to do it it's about convenience not about the money the convenience of having you do it not about the expertise the convenience of having you do it and them not having to think about it all right now let's move on to the third one so the third tip is to have a closing call why is this so important when you have a closing call well actually let me back up maybe you need to be clear on what a closing call is a closing call is the last call that you have after a campaign is done right maybe you had some calls with them in between depending on how your process goes you might have sent some updates but you want to end the campaign with a call and you want to give them an analysis of how the campaign went from your perspective any potential improvements the pros and cons if you think they should keep running the campaign if you think they should stop or whatever or if you don't really have any clarity at all on that now you probably don't want to say that right but you have that closing call the value of this is again it solidifies you as that mind that they can go to somebody who is a thinking person not just a button pusher not just a message sender right so it also establishes that again you tell them how it goes you're building that relationship having that honest feedback in that open forum you will be surprised how much people appreciate conversation just because most people will not talk to them and the bigger clients as well as you work your way up that ladder they're going to want to have a relationship have some kind of contact and it's best to start doing that and get that practice when you start small otherwise you're going to all of a sudden talk to a big client and you're like oh i don't even know what to do on this call or what do i say on this call right because they're going to want it and they're going to be worth doing it so you're going to do it but did not know what to do right this is also a moment to get more money right so when you actually have this call especially if you think it's going well you say hey do you want to do another campaign talk about it talk about what that might look like these are some of the things that we can do next and get some more money because the best clients to get money from are the clients that you already have not creating new clients creating new clients is always going to be more expensive than getting more money from your current clients so take that call you didn't have to run any new ads you didn't have to do any new posts on instagram or facebook or do any hustling and networking they're already there talk to them and ask them yo like would you like to continue i think you should based on x y and z and if you don't have a specific reason that they should continue can at least ask them what do they want to continue or do they want to push another song right those are all some things that are really relevant also on this closing call referrals you can ask somebody especially if it went well right and they're happy hey you know anybody else that needs to run a campaign you know be sure to let them know that i got him all right i got you and that name that word of mouth there's nothing stronger than that right we have we recently a couple of weeks ago got an artist that probably already has 30 million monthly listeners he's a a staple name that a lot of people know all because of word of mouth somebody else send this artist on over to us these referral calls and establishing relationship is extremely important i'll get deeper into establishing a relationship from a business side in the music industry and how that works especially through your services but that is the hack having services and things like this is the way to build your relationship faster than almost anything else all right now let's get to number four be transparent you have to let people know how this thing is going is it going good is it going bad what do you think what does the process look like all those type of questions they help put people at ease people get scammed so much in this industry they have so many people that are incompetent in this industry you just being a decent person actually becomes a competitive advantage literally not fucking somebody over is a competitive advantage as a marketer or general service provider for an artist in their teams in this industry because so many people are pieces of shit apparently right i know a client that got scammed for 24k when stuff like that happens you could just be a decent person do half of a good job and still be better off so don't be too nervous as well because there's so many people doing so bad when you're first starting off even when you're still developing you're probably doing better than most of these people let alone as you get better and better and better over time all right tip number five and i know some of y'all will not like this one that is use the artist platforms when possible now what do i mean by this this is really specific for ads especially their facebook ads right their youtube ads account their tiktok ads account now i'm not saying that you have to go get their login and go in through that way i'm talking about connected from your account so you can run it in their account through your account now why won't a lot of people like this because if they see me running their ads and everything i'm going to do they're just going to run off and all of a sudden they're not going to need me anymore who cares who cares and i know that's hard to hear at the beginning because you're like i want to have as many clients as possible i want them to need me but the reality is those people were not going to become a repeat client in the first place be happy you got the one off money they probably don't even have the money for a second campaign and even if they did their mentality is so twisted they don't understand the value of having a good relationship with a solid marketer and building that over time right there's just no way now it's fine as well when some clients up front will say hey man i just want you to set this up run it for me so i can get to know where things are going and then i'm going to go try to run it for myself that's cool as well be clear most of these people do not want to do this many will do it if they have to but they don't have the money to continue so just establish that relationship dang he helped me out he got things going for me now that i have a little bit money more money down the road i'm going to go back to him because i really don't want to be running these ads in the first place i got too much shit to do right so be cool with running ads and letting them see what you're doing because if they decide to run off cool but the best clients and the biggest clients are going to you for convenience i messed that word up they're going to you for convenience right and they're going to you for how you think not just the simple ads that are running and the numbers that are popping up as they go it's so much more than that now if you're not a position to think beyond that and have that value beyond that that that's something that we train people on and we talk about so watch these videos and you'll be able to start to get a little better idea of how to present yourself as somebody who's worth more than just an ad because those people are a dime and dozen now here's another thing when it comes to running through their account it prevents headaches there's a lot of people that already feel weird about what are they really doing how much money are they spending are they keeping a lot more of the money and not really running ads because a lot of scammers do do that right so there's those trust issues there which means they're going to be asking you way more questions than they normally would and when they're asking you way more questions than they normally would you're going to be doing way more work having to answer those questions and have more interactions and now you're making less and less money because you're spending more and more time on this one single client so it creates more friction it creates more energy that has to go out for one client and you're wasting your time when things could be running smoothly they can see everything that they need to see and you just send your updates when it's time to see your updates versus having to answer a question every single day uh what's the update on the ads how the ad's doing today right because another option could be you create a dashboard which we've done we've invested spend money on technology to build that dashboards from scratch and hack together other dashboards and all these things experimentally one it's not worth it we'll get to that in another video we've actually downsized from the things that we had built before but for now just know that it is not worth it to run ads in your platform just because you think people might run off with your sauce because there's not much sauce that you could provide over most ad runners especially if the budget's small anyway number six is have an open line of communication why is this so important and what does it look like well it's extremely important to have that open line of communication through email through having phone calls and that being an option right the details of how to set that up that's an entirely different like conversation but you want to have some form of open communication throughout the campaign process because that feedback is invaluable especially when you build your business up and you're starting out so you don't know if clients are happy or not you don't know if they have a lot of questions or if they're angry frankly you have no idea all of that is a black box but what happens is when they pose questions to you you start to realize oh man there's some gaps in my process because I don't have an answer for that or maybe I could have provided that earlier so we never even had to waste time having this conversation so for future clients I'm going to put all this up front so now we save all kind of time they're going to have all their questions answered you build your own frequently asked questions list these are the type of things that happen from having an open line of communication you start to get information on the little details that can be improved or need to be eliminated completely all right so have that open line of communication it might feel like more work at the beginning but it's what's going to give you a advantage in the marketplace as things get harder and harder and harder over the people who don't they try to do it the easy way they don't want to talk to anybody they don't even really want to do services correctly so they're getting some money short term but nobody actually values them so when the marketplace shifts and they don't have any relationships established because they never really talk to anybody and really built with them and people don't have a value for how they think how they see things and that relationship in general those people are gone they out of here but you'll still have a way you will still have something that you can figure out right because they see your value in this one thing even if you have to switch to a completely another type of service another type of campaign another position in the industry you've now established relationships face card and an understanding of how to navigate conversations and establish your value that is why you want to talk to people now i'm not saying talk to everybody and i'm not saying talk to people 24 seven and they don't have an open line of communication for you at all times talking to you five times a week three times a week even one times a week oftentimes is enough but understand there has to be some communication in some form now let's get to number seven don't be too available now i talked about this in the teaser for the video and i know it sounds a little weird right why would you not be too available to have a better relationship with your clients because don't they oftentimes want to be able to talk to you have access to you whenever they can and whenever um they're thinking about a random question want to be able to text you and hit you up you don't want that you just do not want that one it's hard to sustain as you grow right and you don't want to just be having to be on call for people who probably aren't even paying you that much i'm you can be getting paid well but they're not paying you like it's a regular job and you should be answering on their back and call that's probably not happy so those things are cool but here's the more important reason that you want to establish that it's going to force clients to actually think before they speak to you right those little questions here and there they'll be asking things that they can probably answer themselves instead of doing a quick google search they'll ask you or say hey can we hop on a call and it'll be for one question and now you have to block out 15 to 30 minutes of your day just for one quick question that really wasn't worth it because to them it felt so important like this is urgent this is so meaningful and significant it's a big deal this is my campaign is going to have such a massive impact but nah i'm sorry artist it doesn't all right that's how it typically goes it's like yo honestly it's a common issue all you gotta do is this and you're good but it actually has zero impact on this campaign you were just a little uncomfortable for a second right so you want them to think before they reach out to you you also want them to organize and have as much of their processing done on the front end and collection of questions already created on the front end they know hey i can't talk to them every single day so i need to make this serious i need to put all my questions in one so you save your time you optimize your time and this is how you get more value out of each client while still giving them a high quality of service because we want to do both how can we give high quality priority style service while scaling up as much as possible with as few people as possible when i'm providing a service and then also if you have like call times available and you're like hey yeah we can talk every week at this time they will hop on just cuz not even having anything to say and you might not even have an update so having these periodic time that hey we can talk every single day at this time or we can talk every single week at this time and you schedule calls ahead of time that doesn't work too well either except for specific types of campaigns where it's more dynamic and there's a lot going on but let's just say ads for example because i've been using that a lot in this particular video you don't likely need a weekly call time schedule for the entire period of the campaign now like i said that was number seven but i actually got eight as well because our company is doing this every day so there's always more and more to talk about but i'm gonna make this the last one for now tip number eight be proactive about negative instances when negative things happen you want to get right on it get to them first yes it might be uncomfortable yes it might suck that you might have made a mistake because you overspent some ad dollars or the campaign's going really really bad and it might not even be your fault but still there's a discomfort in delivering bad news for a lot of people be upfront about it get to it as fast as possible so at least you stop the leak you stop the bleeding and people will respect you respect is extremely valuable in this game i went back to establishing your authority people valuing how you think people valuing a relationship with you people having respect for you all these things are the things that allow you to evolve in the marketplace where you see people pop up oh this is an ad agency this is an agency do somebody who was on youtube talking about running campaigns and things like that but all of a sudden i don't really see them as much as possible or that they never actually worked with real clients and elevate and have some real things to show for it because they haven't established brand and respect running a real service style that people can value them for it who are actually running campaigns not just selling some courses because i created some videos there's a difference right your job security your career security your business security comes from being able to have those tough conversations that's a part of it and getting that respect from being proactive and knowing how to handle it because it might suck people might give you bad energy but when things fizzle out and then they have experiences with some of these other bs people out there they'll be able to look at you in a different light right that distance creates a fondness man at least he told me when stuff was going wrong and nothing else really went all that bad if that probably wasn't even her fault all that stuff happens right or i appreciate you man we'll still run another campaign i had a client come back to us and now it's been one of our like best client success stories because we realized that they had some money that needed to be refunded it was like $260 and we hit them up we were like chasing them for a couple of months and they respected it so much they're like dang i know y'all are honest people with that campaign went trash that we ran with them in comparison right like that what we wanted what they wanted it went pretty trash and i think it kind of left the bed tasting their mouth but we were so like serious about getting them their money back they're like man these people are some cool people though and became one of our like like i said biggest client success stories ever they've done so much for us connected this with so many people in the industry they've had some major collaborations um i mean it's just it's just opened some doors right so those types of things matter they all matter now if you're serious about learning more about becoming a music marketer and actually providing service or even as an artist if you want to understand how to think more like a music marketer so you're not just out here running some campaigns and spending some money but you're actually going through the thoughtful process of what it takes to blow up a song because those are completely different things we have a free music marketer mini course in our brand man network space we'll put a link in the description below now you do have to be approved to get into that space but check this description below once we launch it it is not officially launched by the time this video is released just hold your horses right just give it some time we will be opening it up pretty soon right if it's not again open at this time so check the link in the description if you really want to understand what it looks like to think like a music marketer and elevate yourself to be able to blow up music and get more tips exactly like this there's it's completely free check it out other than that if you understand this extreme value in the artist marketer relationship and want to make sure you do not mess it up watch this video where I break down 10 mistakes that both artists and marketers make when working together so make sure you watch it to make sure you don't lose any clients and artists to make sure you don't mess up a good thing when you have a good marketer all right see you in the next video


A fiery horse with a speed of light, a cloud of dust and a ha-hey-hay-oh silver! The lone ranger! With his faithful Indian companion, Toto, the daring and resourceful masked rider of the planes led the fight for law and order in the early western United States. Nowhere in the pages of history can one find a greater champion of justice. Return with us now to those thrilling days of yesteryear. From out of the past come the thundering hoofbeats of the Great Horse Silver! The lone ranger rides again! One silver! Let's go big fella! I am silver! The town of Marsburg was in a mining region, but a widow named Patton operated a small farm just outside of town. Here an orphan boy named Bobby Long worked to earn food and shelter for himself and his big black horse named Zack. Bobby was settling, Zack, when Sheriff Madden drew rain near the barn. Hi there, Sheriff. Oh, Bobby! If you're looking for Mrs. Patton, she's in town at the bank. I know. I just came from the bank. Hold on. I reckon you saw her there. Banker Oaks sent a message saying he wanted to talk to her about something mighty important, so he took the buckboard and hurried to town. Banker Oaks wanted to talk to her about you and Zack. Oh? When he mad about Zack throwing his son... Well, Sheriff, I told Steve Oaks not to try to ride Zack, but he took him when I wasn't looking. It's his own fault that Zack threw him. He's thrown stones at Zack and beaten him whenever he had a chance. That's not the way Steve tells what happens. He says anything deep in his lion. That's your word against his, Bobby. But Sheriff, I'm telling you that... The banker believes what Steve says about Zack. Fact is, try to get a court order that will force you to get rid of your horse. Oh, no, no. I couldn't get rid of him. He can't make me get rid of him. That's what the judge told him, Bobby. He wouldn't issue any such order. Gosh, I'm glad of that. Now that bankers hoppin' mad. He told Mrs. Patton he'll not extend her mortgage unless you get rid of Zack. What? That's why I came here, Bobby. It has been mighty good to you since your dad died. I know you wouldn't want to see her lose this farm. What? You mean she'll lose it unless Zack goes away? That's right. Now, Bobby, I know a rancher over in Bucklin County who'll be glad to buy Zack and pay a good price for it. It'll be mighty good to the critic... But I couldn't sell Zack. He belonged to my dad. Zack's all I have in the world, Sheriff. We're pals. I know how you feel, son. Someday you'll be able to buy another horse. I don't want another horse. Zack's mine and I'm keepin' him. You can't make me get rid of him. In that case, little Patton will lose this farm. But it isn't Zack's fault that he threw Steve Oaks. I warned Steve to stay away from him. I told him to leave my horse alone. Bobby, bankers are mighty influential men in town. If he says you've got to sell Zack, you'll find a way to make you do it. That only old skinflint. I wish his bank and all his money had burned to the ground. That wouldn't hurt the bank of half as much as it would hurt the rest of the folks in town. Cash belongs to the people who deposit it in our steady market today. You think about selling Zack, Bobby. I'll see that he gets a good home. Yeah. Steve Oaks had left you alone. He wouldn't have been thrown. I tried to tell the sheriff it wasn't your fault, Zack. What's that? I wouldn't want to stay around Marsburg if you weren't with me. Bobby led Zack to a nearby stream where he stood patiently with the reins dangling while Bobby sat on a tree stump thinking about what the sheriff had said. He didn't want Mrs. Patton to lose her farm, but he couldn't bring himself to part with Zack. He knew his father had loved the powerful black horse. Hearing his father's long illness when Dr. Bills took all of their savings, Pete Long had steadfastly refused to sell Zack. Dad wouldn't do it. And I'll not sell you either, Zack. We'll both go away. Everything I own is in your saddlebag. We'll leave now. Thanks, Daddy. We'll go to another town where Banker Oaks will never find us.  Get up, Zack. Bobby traveled steadily. As darkness fell, he reached the Badlands. But instead of stopping or trying to circle the area, most men avoided. He entered it eagerly. The desolate rocky terrain held no terrors to equal the fear of having to sell Zack. Bobby urged the big black horse forward. The Badlands between us and Banker Oaks will have nothing to worry about, Zack. Older and more experienced travelers than Bobby had been lost in the Badlands. By daybreak, the boy realized he had been riding in circles. He was hopelessly lost. At 8 o'clock that morning, Banker Jess Oaks stopped in Sheriff Madden's office on his way to the bank. Well, Sheriff, I stopped at Patton's this morning. Mr. Oaks? I talked to Bobby yesterday about selling Zack. He seemed sad on keeping the critter.  Sheriff, Bobby and that horse are both gone. The boy's cleared out. Well, I'm sorry to hear that. The widow will be downright worried about the boy. She thinks a lot of him. Well, it's good riddance if you ask me. Mr. Oaks, Steve might not be telling the truth about being thrown. Bobby claims Steve mistreated Zack. Who was Bobby long to call my son a liar? But, Mr. Oaks... That orphan's no good. He'll get into serious trouble one of these days. Trouble enough to think about right now about worrying about a 16-year-old boy. Huh? Have you ever heard of Drift Basie? Basie? Of course I've heard of him. He's a killer, the leader of a gang of outlaws. That's right. I've had word that he and his gang were seen in Clementsville. Well, that's north of here, on the other side of the Badlands. Yes. Sheriff, you think Basie is likely to come here? Yeah, I hope not. On my way to the telegraph office now to see if there's a reply to the message I sent Marshall Boyle in Clementsville, you might be able to tell me which way Basie is, Hank. Well, I'll not detain you, Sheriff. Now, let me know what you learn at the telegraph office. The message the sheriff received at the Western Union office brought a grim expression to his face. When he finished reading it, the operator on duty said... Oh, they're like bad news to me, Sheriff. Minded bad, Hank. Marshall Boyle says he and his party lost Basie's trail, but he thinks they might be heading this way. Gee. Maybe we'll have a chance to collect some of those rewards that are out for those fellers, huh? Hang on for these killers, and they might not live to collect the reward. I'll be at the station, Hank, if any more messages come for me. All right, Sheriff. How long you be there? Till the Westbound stage comes in. Of course. It'll be hauling the payroll for the mile. Yeah. I'd feel a lot better about it if that cash didn't have to stay in the bank until payday. All that day, Bobby and Zach tried to find their way out of the badlands. As the sun rose higher, intense heat increased their longing for food and water. Oh, Zach. Oh, boy. At sundown, the boys sat down on a rock and stared about helplessly. Maybe... maybe when the stars come out, I'll be able to find my way better, Zach. Gosh, Phillip. I know you're hungry and thirsty, but we've got... Zach, look. There's a campfire ahead. Easy, steady, Zach. Whoever built that campfire might have food and water. Maybe they'll let us have some. Maybe they'll even tell us how to get out of these badlands.  Bobby didn't know that he was riding toward an outlaw camp. Griff Basie and the men who traveled with him were sitting around the fire eating their evening meal when they saw Zach and his young rider approaching. A man named Wash reached for his gun, but Griff Basie said... Leave it and let them wash. You know that rider's written... No. Hey, he's a loman. Look again, Slade. He's just a youngster. Oh, boy. What do you want, young fellow? I'm lost. I saw your campfire and thought maybe you'd be able to help me. Well, you thought wrong. Shall I? Oh, my. My horse and I haven't had any water or food since last night. Well, that's your hard-loved youngster. Get going. Mister, I'm not asking for myself, but if you could spare a little water for Zach, I'd work to pay you. We have no water to spare. Zach's traveled all the way from Marsburg. From where? Marsburg. Well, my pals and I are heading from Marsburg. We're going to look for work there. We're cow-punches. There aren't many big ranches around town, but you could probably find work at one of the mines. Sit down, son, and tell us more about the town. We'll swap water and food for information. I'll tell you all you want to know. You'll give me some food and water for Zach. One of the boys will take care of your horse. I'll help you. Slade, fix a plate for the boy. Now, youngster, tell me how the man at the mine are paid. Drift, they say. Question, Bobby. Concealing the real purpose of the conversation from the unsuspecting boy, the outlaw leader learned that on the first day of every month, the sagecoach arrived with a payroll for the mines near Marsburg. Later that night, when he thought Bobby was asleep, Drift Basie held a low-poised conference with two of his men. According to the boy, the payroll cash is in the Marsburg bank now. We'll start from Marsburg in the morning and get that cash late tomorrow night. There's only one trouble, Drift. What's that for? A posse was on our trail when we left Clementsville. What about it? We lost those lawmen by covering our tracks. The marshal might have telegraphed other lawmen to be on the lookout for us. He washes right, boss. We'll not have any trouble if we ride into Marsburg fast. Yes, but he'll be on our way out before anyone knows what happened. We'll not stop before we can get out of town. We'll shoot our way out if we have to. Gunplay sure to put the law on our trail, boss. I'd rather leave that payroll in the bank than take a chance of being followed and captured. Slade, I've got it figured so as no one will be able to follow us. Yeah? Remember that shack in Marblehead Hills above the Medicine Rocks? What about it? The ground leading to that place is too hard to show any tracks. So we'll head to the shack right after the robbery. That's a good idea, boss. Take a bloodhound to follow our trail on the Marblehead Hills. What about the youngsters? What about them? He might tell so many sauce. We were asking questions about Marsburg. We think we're saddle-burned looking for work. Well, he's heard us call a boss, Drift. He knows my name. He knows yours. Quiet, quiet. Maybe you'll see a hand-bearer. Some reward notices for us. Don't worry, Wash. He'll not go back to Marsburg. He'll say he left there because a banker had a grudge against him. He might go somewhere else and talk. Wash, how long do you think he'll live without food and water? What do you mean? The boy was lost when he found our campfire. With the directions I would give him to find his way out of the Badlands, he's due to spend the rest of his life traveling in circles. And the rest of his life will be mighty short. The curtain falls on the first act of our Lone Ranger adventure. Before the next exciting scenes, please permit us to pause for just a few moments. Wash slayed and Drift Basie turned in for the night. Marblehead motionless for fear of letting anyone know that he had overheard their conversation. He knew now that Drift and his men were wanted by the law and he also knew they planned to rob the bank in Marsburg. He realized that the sheriff must be warned of the coming attack. He listened tensely to the breathing of the outlaws. Finally he got to his feet and crept close to the campfire's embers. No one stirred. Moving softly, Bobby picked up his saddle from the ground and placed it on the back of his horse. The creaking of leather seemed unusually loud in the still night. He waited holding his breath for a moment, fearful that the sound had roused the outlaws. But the men slept down. The boy tightened the cinch, then guided Zack away from the camp, hoping that gang would continue sleeping through the soft hook beats. When he was well away from the camp, he mounted. Is he steady, Zack? All right, Zack, let's make a run for it, boy.  The next morning in Marsburg, Sheriff Madden hurried from the Western Union office to Jess Oaks' private office in the bank. He entered without knocking and thrust a telegram toward the banker. Mr. Oaks, I just got another message from Marshal Boyle. He says the lone ranger's on the bank's trail. The lone ranger? You've heard of him, huh? Of course I've heard of him. Well, if the mask man's after Basie Hill, get him. In our worries over, Sheriff. I'll admit I've been concerned about that gang. You've been concerned? I was sure those killers would make a play for the mine payroll while it's here in your bank. We can relax now. The next message you receive from Marshal Boyle will probably announce the capture of those outlaws. You know, Sheriff, I've always wanted to meet the lone ranger. They say he owns the finest horse in the west, a magnificent white stallion. A man would be mighty proud to own a horse like that. The sheriff's eyes narrowed as he listened to Jess Oaks. The grizzled old laman thought of another horse, a black stallion named Zack, and the orphan who owned him. For a moment, the sheriff's conscience bothered him. He felt uneasy because he realized that Bobby had not been given a fair chance to disprove the story Steve Oaks had told. What's that, Sheriff? I was thinking of Bobby Long. What about him? Well, I think he might have been telling the truth about the reason Zack threw Steve. If Steve mistreated the horse, you can't blame Zack. Sheriff, are you suggesting that my son lied about what happened? What do you think, Mr. Oaks? Sheriff Madden turned and left the banker's office. As he walked slowly down the street, he wondered where Bobby had gone. The son was going down when Bobby Long sighted two riders coming toward him in the badlands. Whoa, whoa, Zack, oh boy. He drew rain to study the men. As they came closer, he saw that one of them was an Indian and the other was mass. Gosh, more outlaws. Hello there. Hello there. Hello. Are you traveling alone? Well, yeah. I'm on my way to Marsburg. Marsburg? Well, you're not reaching Marsburg traveling north. Oh, Marsburg is that way. Gosh, I've been going the wrong way. Am I right? Golly, I've lost a lot of time. Those crooks must be halfway to town by now. What crooks? Oh, I didn't mean... Why are you not answered? Lone Ranger. Lone Ranger? Am I right? Well, then that mass doesn't mean you're an outlaw? No, I'm not an outlaw. What's your name, son? Bobby Long. I used to live in Marsburg. You mentioned crooks, Bobby. Yeah, Drift, Basie and Slade and Wash. They're on their way to Marsburg to rob the bank. Are you sure? Yes, sir. I heard them talking about it last night. I rode into their camp and asked for some food and water. They let me have some, but they wanted to know all about the mine payroll. Lone Ranger and Toto listened closely while Bobby told what he had overheard in the outlaw camp. And they're going into town fast and shoot their way out if they have to. Well, I... I wouldn't want anyone in Marsburg to be killed, so I figured I'd better warn Sheriff Madden. Yes, sir, right, Bobby. The Sheriff must be warned. How long ago did Basie start for town? They said they'd start this morning. Plenty hard stopping now. Yes, Toto, but I'll try. I'll ride to Marsburg. Now, me not think you were able to reach town before Basie came with Bobby.  No, Bobby. I'll have to travel fast. You and Toto follow me. I'll meet Bobby. All right, I'll see you later. One, two, three! Gosh, how she'd let me ride with him? Zack's a mighty good horse. He can travel fast. Don't you think maybe you and horse need food, water? I think we can do without the food tunnel, but we'd sure like to have a drink of water if you could spare. Oh, we have plenty of water in canteen. Good. See, I never expected to meet you in the Lone Ranger. I sure hope you'll be able to catch those crooks. Now, me not think Lone Ranger catch them now. Here's Zack. Drink, fella. Toto was right. In spite of the best efforts of the Great Horse Silver, the Lone Ranger was unable to reach Marsburg ahead of Drift Basie and his men. As he approached the outskirts of town, the masked man heard gunplay. Monsilver!  Monsilver! Oh, easy, sir. Several of the men with them threw their guns when they saw the masked rider. The masked man! Get him! Sheriff! Is that horse named Silver? That's right. Then you're the man I've heard about. I came to warn you about Drift Basie. He and his gang just left town with the mine payroll and a couple of thousand dollars in bank funds. Well, does anyone hurt? Two of my deputies are wounded. Which way was Basie heading when he left town? East. There are five men in the gang. I'll try to follow them. Well, as soon as I get a posse together, we'll ride after you. Good. Monsilver! Nearly two hours after the robbery had occurred, Bobby and Toto reached town. They found Sheriff Madden and his discouraged posse holding a conference in front of the bank. Jeff Oaks was with the group. Hey, Bobby! What are you doing with that Indian? Bobby introduced the Sheriff and Toto. In answer to the Indian's question about the Lone Ranger, Sheriff Madden said... The masked man went after Basie and his gang. My boss and I tried to follow him, but we lost his trail in the Marblehead Hills. Well, it's impossible to find tracks there. They might have better luck in the daytime, Sheriff. I heard Basie say that after the robbery, he and his gang would head for a shack above Medicine Rock. What? They're planning to hide out there. You heard them say that? That's right, Mr. Oaks. Young man, are you trying to say that Drift Basie took you into his confidence? I overheard him talking. I was in his camp. Oh, now listen, Bobby, this is no time for tall story. Sheriff, boy, tell truth. Me and Lone Ranger meet him in Badlands. Bobby tell Masked Friend about planning to rob bank. That's why Lone Ranger come here. I heard them planning the whole thing, Sheriff. We go to Medicine Rock and look for Masked Friend and Crooks. Sure, we'll go again. Get mounted, man.  Deep in the Marblehead Hills, the Lone Ranger was close behind the fleeing outlaws. Though they were out of shooting range, he could see them ahead of him as they raced over the Moonlit Trail. Basie and his men were approaching Medicine Rocks. When they reached the circle of boulders, the outlaw leaders signaled a halt. Hey, Drift, that rider's been found must have stopped. He's taken cover behind those boulders. Come on, let's get him. Bullets struck the rocks on all sides of Lone Ranger as he unholstered his guns.  We have five guns for that polecat's walk. He must be local to take on odds like that. Odds or no odds, he's still firing at us. Oh! Slade! I'm a hit my shoulder. I'll get him slayed.  Slim, Slim, are you all right? Well, it broke my arm. Slade's out of the fight and so is Slim. That leaves you and Clem and me, boss. We are not wasting any more time trading lead with that sidewinder. Spread out. Wash you go that way. Clem, circle to the left and keep the cover so he won't have a chance to hit you. Slim, you can trigger a gun with your left hand.  I savour your plan, Drift. Clem and I will be able to take that fellow by surprise. Right. Good idea. That way we'll be able to get him.  Get going. Hey, listen. Yeah, shelters like a lot of riders are hitting this way. They're joining the critter who's been firing at us. Basie! Listen below! What the? Cray, if we're done for, we can't get to the horses without showing ourselves. Let them have it. A moment later, a bullet struck Basie in the arm. A second bullet in the shoulder put him out of the fight. Wash and Clem made a half-hearted attempt to prolong the hopeless battle, but they were licked and they knew it. A few minutes later, the shooting stopped. The outlaws came from the shuttering rocks to surrender. While the outlaws' wounds were being bandaged, Jess Oaks examined the contents of their saddlebags. The sheriff turned to the lone ranger and said, Mr, I'm sorry we took so long to get here, but my paucie and I lost your trail. I understand, Sheriff. It's almost impossible to follow a trail in these hills, but I had to keep after Basie and his men. I knew that if I lost sight of them, there'd be no chance of capturing them. And you took a long chance. I'll admit, my ammunition law's running low when you arrived. We wouldn't have been able to find you if it hadn't been for Bobby Long. But what's that? Not right, Kimazabi. Bobby tells Sheriff where outlaws plan hideout after robbery. He told us that they were heading for medicine rocks. In that case, Bobby deserves the credit for the capture of the gang. He also deserves credit for the recovery of the stolen money. Oh, gosh, all I did was to tell what I heard. Well, I apologize for doubting your word, Bobby. I couldn't believe that you'd actually been in Drift Basie's camp, but you were right about his plan. There are plenty of rewards for fishing in gangs. That's right, Tutto. Bobby has earned those rewards. But golly, Mr. I didn't capture those crooks. Bobby, if it hadn't been for you, Tutto and I would still be in the badlands trying to find Basie's trail. We'll see you again. Easy. Adios! Oh, God, and Bobby, it sounds to me like you've the makings of a first-rate lawman. What are you saying, Mr. Oaks? Well, he's certainly done the law great service tonight. The whole town owes him a debt of gratitude. And I, well, oh, God, and Bobby, I'm sorry I tried to force you to sell your horse. If you stay in Marsburg, I'll see that my son leaves at home. What? You mean you're not mad at me because Zach threw Steve? No, Sheriff Madden said Steve had mistreated your horse. Oh, he did. He threw stones at him and beat Zach. Well, let's forget the whole episode, Bobby. I'd like to forget him, Mr. Oaks, but I thought you were going to foreclose Mrs. Patton's mortgage and take a farm away from him. Well, I reckon Mr. Oaks has changed his mind, Bobby. Come on back to town with us. The widow of Patton will be mighty glad to see you. She'll be downright proud when she hears that you and Zach traveled with Tonto in the Lone Ranger. This is a feature of the Lone Ranger Incorporated, created by George W. Trenville, produced by Trenville Campbell Muir Incorporated, directed by Charles D. Livingston, and edited by Fran Striker. A part of the Lone Ranger is played by Brace Beamer.


hey guys right I wanted to the other day you're gonna put this little LM 1875 circuit together and it works it works quite nice now I was running it off my little power supply there which is just switched off at the moment I give that little quick flick look I was I was running it off that but it's a single channel supply so that's one configuration for this LM 1875 but you can also wire them up in dual dual configuration so you got a positive like 12 volts let's say and a negative 12 volts now I've not tried one like that and I don't know I'm presuming it's gonna work better because if you've got a positive 12 volts and the native 12 volts you've got a lot more volts you know let's say you've got 24 volts let's say and that at the minute it would be splitting you know roundabouts or 10 and a half volts so I thought okay and there's a circuit pre-made in live wire which is basically what this circuit is here this is my one it is basically a copy of the one out of live wire I'm not gonna lie to you I'm not gonna say I just sat there and thought it up because I didn't but this is that circuit and the difference that I've made is I've not put the fuse in I did put the fuse in start off with and the double pole double throw switch I've left out as well just because well yeah good practice I suppose but just for me doing it and I spent hours with this last night playing around this with ours for hours and it kept blowing the fuses so I ended up loading up the existing the the actual live wire circuit and I put the faults and explosions on that it kept blowing the fuses as well so I put an ammeter in series here and it was like showing you know like 20 plus amps just just you know when you first turn it on just for a second I presume that's because it needs like an inrush current limiter and so I put a thyristor yeah I put one of those in and that get blown as well so I didn't quite know I can't do all the maps to work out the capacitances and work out exactly what it is it's gonna you know be doing so I just thought I'll leave them out and you know this it doesn't actually blow or anything and this is with the fault song and it doesn't actually blow it works away so I thought okay well I will make this and I got this far I made my little bridge rectifier I sorted out my toroid which I bought by mistake and finally I've got actual use for it because it's the is pretty much the same as as what's be used here 240 volts in it's got a 10 to 1 ratio so we're talking like 25 volts out per side it's this one basically is and it's supposed to be 24 volts a side this is but open so he's like about 27 yeah with no load on it and but that will work out to be about the same and so I've got myself a little bridge rectifier then this is only a lot one amp bridge I'm gonna have to dig out some more diodes and do a three amp I'm gonna this will deal with three amps on three amp fuse in my block connector and what they call them but it's a great great piece of kit and that's also got a trip behind it as you can see down there even though if I make myself part of the circuit it won't do anything it will just not fry me it will just think on the load but he has got some uses so I managed to I've got this far what I didn't realize was I got no negative regulators so I've got my 12 volt regulator there I need a minus tall regulator for here another couple of caps in and then the 5 volt regulator but I didn't really need the 5 volts I needed 12 volts anyway so but you see these little these little green capacitors these are 47 nanofarads these are 47 mic these are 47 nanofarads as per the spec on there we got the oh sorry no about the 200 and 2200 micro farads now I got the 47 nanofarads and then after the regulator I'm gonna have 47 mic and a 47 nanofarad again but I haven't actually done that but yeah but I didn't know how much voltage these are gonna take and the last time what I did this and I think I wasn't quite sure how much voltage a capacitor was gonna take and I hadn't thought about it they exploded so I thought I'd share that this time because the last time when I did it it was fun for me but I wasn't recording it and then I have to do it again just so you know other people could have fun with it because I thought it was quite good so this time before I chuck this down and the meter on now I was gonna put this meter on as I always use this meter but it's only use this one because there's a built-in meter on here and I got these for these silicon leads I pop that on there I'll pop that on the positive so this should say so 12 volts out because we got the the earth coming through which is coming from the the center tap also yeah it's coming through the center tap of this transformer to 24 volts you see so I joined up the center so I should have 24 aside I got the center tap and that goes in into ground so that's gonna come down and it goes between two capacitors you know where the two legs would touch here that ground is and where the two legs would touch is where that ground is as well and that comes into to the earth part of the the ground part of this regulator and here's the input from there from the live so and the one side goes into the bridge and the other side of course goes into the bridge as normal this is the negative out the back of the bridge the positive out the front of the bridge so the positive here is going on to the positive rail on here and the negative into the negative rail in here and just from the middle of all this and from that going to the ground here and the negative when it arrives Tuesday should be a Tuesday this week that will also connect to the native so I'm gonna put this down now and just sit back a little bit and see if anything goes by these are 50 volts each they should be fine because we're only having to deal with 24 volts aside basically so they should be fine but I'm not sure what these are gonna do so let's go to go okay and over there nicely 12.32 volts it doesn't seem to be way than about too much which is what I'd expect and all that over here it says 12.54 we're gonna let it off just because you know they're gonna be slight slight difference but nothing's gone back I'm quite surprised because I sweat up don't even see my hand look that's how nervous I am doing this especially when it comes to the mains because I'm scared of electricity I'm scared and I remember once being up in the attic and I touched the wire you know I felt the jolt of electric nothing that made me stick to it or anything but it was still enough to make me out leave some marks in my shorts so I'm quite chuffed so that's one side of one side of this 12 volt regulator which is gonna be quite good and then what I'm gonna do then is I'm gonna rebuild this and 18.75 if I get this to work and it does work okay what I'll end up doing is I'll get another LM 18.75 these are cheap ones from China and I've already broken one of them I don't think I've got any more I think I already got two I'll have to check yeah I'm pretty sure I already got two but I'll get some from RS you have to buy them in fives well I'll look at a fine hour as well and see what I can just get a couple of centile but you get free free delivery you know over a fiber and it will cost £10 plus plus the tax so like £12 for five of them but it'd be nice 18.75 because I've seen I've been watching John Audio Tech guy again and he likes these and I think if he thinks they sound pretty good I'm gonna go for that and this one does actually sound pretty good even though my connections are absolutely terrible I got a little function generator there and I connected that up maybe I could do that now maybe I could put a pause on this and do that now and show you how terrible these socket boards are I'm gonna do that so just get let me get a pause on this and a pause on this I'm always wanted to say as well if I don't know if you've noticed here this is a Linux system I'm using here now I decided to take out my Windows 10 Pro the hard drive from out my desktop which is below that screen stuff over there and I put it directly into my laptop I got that laptop to start configuring for the devices when it first started up so it would basically what it does is it realises all the drivers are on and makes a like a log of all the drivers that it needs to put in there so I let it do that for about five ten minutes and then I took it out and then put it back into my desktop where it had all the lists for the updates for the drivers got it to do all the updates so all the drivers didn't install them took it back out on my desktop put it into my laptop half hour later I've got a Windows 10 Pro with all of my settings and you know install programs and everything the way it was on my desktop now in my laptop lovely and then I thought I'm gonna stick out this new Ubuntu as I like Ubuntu I like Linux I like Fedora Fedora Core before Fedora and I thought I'd stick that in and see it all works in its brain absolutely great so I spent hours last night in the front room watching the funny things on TV but I'm not watching it like Johnny English and when I did that and sat and played with it I'm waffling we want to see how the different connections make this sound terrible so just give me a second and I'll come back and show you that


the festive hoover attempt. Merry Christmas survivors i hope that you are all enjoying the festive season please like and thumbs up the video subscribe if you haven't subscribed yet and share the video with anyone who you believe may help i have a new page on page this will give you access to the new knock survivor private community on reddit a private community where survivors of narcissistic abuse can share their knowledge experiences there will also be exclusive videos which will not be on youtube or anywhere else so please check the link in the video description for the new page or on page this is the time of year when narcissists love to hoover you they are expecting you to be in a good mood and follow festive energy perfect for them to gather narcissistic supply from you they are also assuming that because you have been busy preparing for christmas you may have forgotten all of the horrible things they did to you they expect you to be happy and having a good time during the festive season this causes them to feel intense envy and jealousy it makes them want to hoover you and then destroy the joyful christmas you would otherwise have so to ensure that you do enjoy your christmas this year i thought i would make this video as a reminder to you if the narcissist decides to send you a text call you message you on social media don't start remembering the good times that's what people usually do when they are being hoovered by the narcissist we were conditioned to ignore all of the abuse and manipulation and only remember the good times but it is those bad times that we need to remember when they are hoovering us you don't want to be abused and manipulated all over again especially around this time of year you are not going to have a happy christmas with them no matter what they might make you believe they re-idealize you hoover you and everything starts off good but it doesn't take long for them to devalue and get bored of you all over again remember the narcissist can never be satisfied or fulfilled no matter how great of a source you may be to them maybe your narcissist is a family member and you have to be around them over christmas use the gray rock technique only talk is needed if they start harassing you move to another room or put your phones in call a friend so that it is difficult for the narcissist to talk to you invite other people over so that the nasters will have to maintain their perfect image this will make it difficult for them to abuse and manipulate you they cannot start a fight out of nothing in front of other people they are forced to display their perfect image they might criticise you in front of other people to try and get a reaction out of you or make you look like the bad person or they might do it to play the victim role and get supply from whoever it is they are talking to in this case ignore them or move to another room do not react that's what they want you to do so that they can point the finger at you the narcissist will always be negative around this time of year christmas is a time of joy and happiness the narcissist does not feel happy they are miserable people so naturally they will be feeling envious and jealous around this time of year your positive emotions will cause them to reflect on themselves and how miserable they feel the narcissist knows that you want a peaceful christmas at least once in your life they know exactly what you desire from them which is why they will never give it to you withholding whatever it is that you want gives them narcissistic supply it gives them a feeling of power and control it validates them and makes them feel as though they are actually worth something since they are able to withhold the peace that you desire around this time of year they can also use it to get attention from you if you try to resolve the issue with them the truth is they are not powerful or in control if they were they wouldn't have to do any of that they wouldn't need to withhold the peace to feel powerful or in control of the situation they feel so powerless and out of control that they have to do whatever they can to create a controlled environment not a controlled environment of order though narcissists have to create a controlled environment of dysfunction the environment they experience as a child they never resolve the traumas they experienced back then they don't self reflect or look within themselves so how could they ever resolve anything that's why they have this intense and obsessive desire to maintain a disordered dysfunctional environment they don't want to look within themselves and heal their traumas it's too painful for them it's too much work so they create environments where you can experience the same feelings that they experienced as a child it satisfies them in some sick twisted way of course we are not like that we are not like them we do self reflect we do look within ourselves we do heal our childhood traumas and that is why we have no desire to create these disordered dysfunctional environments we prefer peaceful and ordered environments we appreciate the joy and happiness of others what you see in yourself you like to see in other people which is why we like to see other people feeling happy and satisfied with their lives which is why the narcissist prefers to see you unhappy and dissatisfied with your life because that's exactly how they feel how you feel inside is how you want other people to feel i hope this helps you to understand the behavior of the narcissist over the festive season i hope you all enjoy your Christmas and look forward to the new year i understand that many victims of narcissistic abuse will be isolated and alone over Christmas maybe due to smear campaigns or because they moved away the narcissist likes to discard their victims around this time of year because they know that it will be more painful for you it's more painful for you to watch other people now in relationships or with their families enjoying their Christmas while you are alone this is intentional and premeditated by the narcissist the narcissist understands that you are meant to be happy and joyful around this time of year so i already know about many victims of narcissistic abuse are going to be completely isolated and alone over Christmas or at least that's what the narcissist wants for you they don't want you to have anyone to see or talk to well i'm about to sabotage the narcissist's plan because i have already decided that i am going to make myself available over Christmas even on Christmas day not for coaching but for a chat completely free because believe me i know what it's like to be alone on Christmas i hope that you have enjoyed the video i am available for a chat over Christmas so please contact me my email is in the video description enjoy your Christmas treat yourself and let's look forward to the new year together


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Goodyear Viva all season 2015 55R 17 tires with about I'd say 50 to 60% of the tread left. Four-wheel disc brakes on this car. Didn't see any denser dings in the fender. Projector lamp headlamps LED running lights. It does have projector lamp fog lamps as well. I didn't see any dense dings or cracks on that front bumper. The hood is in really nice condition. Passengers side fender no denser dings on that and the passenger side rim is in excellent shape as well. No scuffs or scrapes. As you go down this side of the car you can see just how clean the body is how reflective and mirror like that paint is. We take these HD videos as occur to see to our customers so if you're interested in the vehicle maybe you can't make the trip or you're far away but you're still interested in purchasing it. You can see the car hear the car and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before even get here so that when you get here there's absolutely no surprises. 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Deck lid is in nice shape you can see all that metal flake if you got your HD capabilities turned on in that billet silver has a little button on the rear trunk so that you can get to it without having to hit unlock and you do get a spare tire with this car and that button is right there it does have the backup camera as well shuts nice and solidly you get the LED running lamps back here and as you go down the side of the car just as clean as I pass in her side for full disclosure this back rim is an excellent shape as well and down the rest is side of the car no dents no dings very nice and clean does have the power mirrors with the built-in directional signals and you do get entering go system keyless entry as we hop inside the car you can see that this one has 61,717 miles you get a digital speedometer outside temperature and compass display you get a leather wrapped steering wheel information in Bluetooth controls on the left cruise controls on the right and you do get audio controls on the back of the steering wheel this one comes with the five inch touchscreen radio and FM and serious XM radio capabilities this is also where your backup camera shows up you do get climate control down here dual climate control and stability control right there does have that keyless entry like I was saying and it also has the remote start system and the push button start on the dash there passenger side format and seat are an excellent condition no rips or tears on that and the headliner is very clean I didn't see any rips or tears up there map lights and you do get your home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems we'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood you also do get the tilt and telescopic steering wheel and the auto headlamps the back seats are just as nice as the front seats no rips no tears back here it does have the latch child safety system for all your child car seat needs and these seats do fold down for extra storage and it does have a center pass through and it does have the child safety locks on the back doors we will take a quick look under the hood I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video you'll been able to tell just how clean this car is all the way around inside and out underneath the hood we have the 2.4 liter multi-air motor engine base very clean runs very smooth this car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids have been checked and topped off and this car is 100% ready to go to see more pictures of this car one of our other 450 new and used cars trucks SUVs minivans Wranglers half tons three quarter tons one tons you name it we got it go to our website www.summitauto.com full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle from two locations all at summit auto.com if you like to check out more HD videos you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto remember to like subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there in fact in a second you will see a link to subscribe to our YouTube channel on your left it links more used inventory videos like this one on your right if you have not been or website on the bottom link to this vehicle on our website click those check us out and we're super excited to help you with this really clean one owner 2015 Chrysler 200 C package thanks again


What's up Mopar fam? Hope everybody's having a blessed day out there as you can see we have a new huge project here Open trailer that we've been using for frostbite and Actually made pretty good money on that trailer by selling it and we bought a used and closed trailer For actually less money than I was able to sell my trailer for so worked out pretty good So we have a little bit extra cash to put into this Enclosed trailer that we just picked up that we are going to turn into our race trailer for Frostbite and the track when we go racing so let's check this thing out So obviously it was already somebody else's trailer. So we got to take off some decals. We got to do some work We're about to get new tires and wheels for it This is a pace 26 foot trailer So it's a little bit longer than what we had before They had a winch already a battery It's got lighting in it. Nothing fancy. It's got one down there also But we're gonna be putting some LEDs in here and we are about to paint Me and the kids we're gonna paint all of the walls and the ceiling white that way When the lights are on it's going to Be pretty bright in here should brighten it up tremendously We've already ripped out the old flooring It had this checkered like race flooring tile stuff on it as you can see it was pretty well shy It had some holes in it everywhere So we ripped that out and we are gonna redo the ramp and the whole floor with some garage floor epoxy coating Is what I decided to do. I think it's gonna be the best bang for the buck and look pretty good when we get done and Yeah, it'll be a fun little project And It's gonna be nice and cozy in here to get frostbite in that's for sure So have it quite figured out exactly how we're gonna do all that yet I'm not the skinniest slash jockey kind of guy So we're probably gonna have to dupe the hazard it through the driver window to get in and out or We're gonna have to use the winch A lot of people just use a winch to pull in their car and What not so we may do that Haven't really made my mind up yet, but this is what we're doing For the track events that we've been going to I just kind of really wanted to do an enclosed trailer That way if it's raining, you know, we have some shelter to get to besides just sitting under a tent Normally when we go we kind of have like pop-up tents up and we're kind of camping out, you know right there This is gonna be nice To have because we'll be able to build You know kind of like a cool little hang on once we get it all painted and done I'm gonna put like a workbench across here some upper cabinets. Maybe I've already got a portable AC unit. We're gonna install over here in this corner So we're gonna have AC in here as well install Stereo setup where we got some serrat. We got some speakers something to listen to And then I also want to Get a awning To mount to the side of the trailer We're gonna get a pretty big awning that we can fold down and Be able to have an awning outside as well So yeah, it's gonna be quite a bit of work, but overall this older trailer is in really good shape still Previous owner really could took care of it Besides the tires are rotten But they're holding air But all in all it's a solid trailer. It's in good condition still all the wood is solid and I feel pretty good about it. We ended up getting this thing for 7,500 bucks. I feel like that's a pretty good deal and Yeah, and it came with the winch already and a battery So pretty stoked. So that's it guys. That's what we've been up to stay tuned I'll probably do some follow-up videos on how this trailer transforms over time and Be pretty cool So stay tuned. We'll see you on the next one. Don't forget hit that subscribe button Comment give the video thumbs up. We'll see you soon Dylan Derby out of Winder, Georgia and Josie Roush Roush in the slightly pink influence 2019 model challenger out of Livonia, Michigan Both of them off and away Derby out in front of the pickup truck right-hand side And Derby goes 1098 at 123 Roush goes 1304 at 107


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We're here behind the scenes at the 21 convention. I'm here with Gary Korlev who just got off stage That was an awesome speech a very interesting topic. If you were talking to our online viewers guys watching on YouTube Give them a quick preview of what your speech was about So if you want to understand where money came from where it's going and why money exists Why are we having these bailouts? Why we have a Greek debt crisis? Why we have a tech bubble This is a speech for you Awesome. Awesome. Gary. What do you like about the 21 convention? Well, I like that it's a place for a young man to really Find a lot of different sources and a lot of different ways to improve themselves whether it's fitness or their finances economics How to talk to women and any other different topics? Awesome, and one final question. Do you endorse the 21 convention? I completely endorse the 21 convention and I tell all of my friends or any parents that have children in that or have kids in that age group To join the convention and check out what's all about awesome. That was an amazing speech I'm sure we'll see you back in the future. Thank you here