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of the 240 square feet houses and it is you know it's what's just lovely is not only are they fully furnished with all new things when they come in but also we tell the better hey this stuff is yours like when you are ready to permanently transition to transition to permanent housing you can take the desk and take the chair you take the table the benzers the TV is yours and all the furnishings the real ones actually have cabinets and they have a microwave so there's you know the dishes and all the cookware the bathrooms are you know all the toiletries they have fully functioning kitchens and bathrooms they're designed for veterans that have PTSD issues so the design is on purpose that there is just the one door in the regular homes there's typically a window in the front and then we just put the windows on one side so that they're not looking into their neighbors presentation of the colors and the national anthem is Mark Solomon Navy reservists currently deployed an Iraqi war bet I am also a co-founder of veterans community project five years ago veterans community project was an idea on a napkin a group of combat veterans got together and decided that we wanted to end the veteran homelessness now there have been a million steps between napkin to today yet that was the mission and the veteran homelessness around the country this particular group of combat veterans the founders the co-founders represent service in the army and while we're talking about this any any folks serve in the army stand up I'll talk a little slower for my army friends anyone from the the arm sorry the Marine Corps stand up thank you all for your service especially those in the name so this particular group of combat veterans that started veterans community project represented the Army Marine Corps and the Navy on the surface the co-founders don't seem to have a lot in common we we look different we're from different backgrounds yet there are three things for sure that we do have in common that we recognize that together these make sense so the first thing that we have in common is that every founder understands that the Navy guy is actually the smartest and best looking one of the groups every single one of the founders knows that you can ask them later just go ahead and tweet it out it's a real thing second we all took a note to defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies foreign and domestic we were willing to defend the country up to and including with our lives third we all found it inexcusable that on any given night a night like tonight there will be 40,000 Americans who took that same oath to defend the Constitution that might be sleeping on the streets 40,000 people every single night in the United States who took an oath to serve their country are sleeping on the streets every single night while inexcusable it's not insurmountable VCP is humble beginnings as a tiny idea on a napkin five years ago has now turned into this we have a village of 49 tiny houses in Kansas City in a 5,000 square foot community center and an outreach center where veterans can just walk in and say I need the same thing is going to happen here soon this church will be a village of tiny houses as well serving homeless veterans we are excited to be a part of the Longmont Boulder and greater Colorado communities and in interest of time for our special guest I've been told to keep it short you're welcome sir so I'm going to introduce a good friend of mine who will introduce our next speaker he's a CEO of Veterans Community Project a Marine and one of my best friends Brian Meyer thanks Martin just so you know we just thought it'd be funny to tell you you had to wear your mask when you talk you don't actually have to smartest there is guys thank you so much I am going to be very brief because Mark said a lot of things very appropriately but I've been fortunate enough over the course of Veterans Community Project to have the opportunity to stand in front of a lot of people and thank them for what they've done for us and what they've done for the veteran community and it's always extremely difficult because how do you describe what we do you know we build tiny homes is transitional housing we're there for all veterans all that stuff but thank you better but I think you know I think what we really do is we construct really living memorials to that idea and promise that we're never going to leave a veteran behind meaning that these villages are a physical representation of the promise and the feelings that we all have that we want to do more for vets and make sure that we never leave someone behind we myself the other co-founders Benny raise your hand Brandon raise your hand when we were deployed it was our job to make sure we didn't leave anybody we deployed with behind well we come back here and this is the community's job to make sure we don't leave anybody behind and I want to congratulate the community because so many times veteran homelessness has thought of this big issue that's that's too large to fix and we can't do anything about it but here what you guys are saying are these veterans sleep on our streets our parks their our brothers sisters mothers fathers we're not going to wait on somebody else to fix it we're going to do something about it ourselves that's what this village is it's living breathing representation and memorial to everything that everybody's done so be proud of it take ownership over it and know that you're really having that impact so thank you all so so much to everyone who supported us right okay sorry I don't want to embarrass you by putting out everybody look at me more importantly I'd like to I'd like to introduce our next very special guest everybody knows the governor here and I do want to say something it means a lot sir for you to come out it means a lot to veterans homeless veterans non-homeless veterans that you would take time to come down make some remarks and just be here and show support for what we're doing it may not seem like it means something but it really means a lot it's gonna mean a lot for every veteran who moves into this village to know that you were here on this day so thank you very much ladies and gentlemen done repose living in Colorado with a pandemic and fires and drought and riots hope starts here hope starts here certainly the best part of my week I think for many of you the best part of your week it's exciting to see the hard work and the vision that is leading to this amazing project right here in Longmont you know I want to thank the co-founders Brian Meyer Brandon Mixon Vincent Morales and Mark Solomon who's deploying in the next 48 hours so mark thanks for for being here today with us and thanks for serving our country and responding to the call the times to protect our freedoms I also want to give thanks to the combat veterans who found it veteran community project really the folks who served our country and helping to end veteran homelessness in our country it's our solemn responsibility to make sure that those who wear the uniform of our country protecting our freedoms that we have their back when they return you know my partner Marlins grandfather Bernie served in World War two and Marlins mother Wendy grew up her first few years in a Quonset hut I have to say the technology and livability has improved quite a bit since that time I've seen pictures I've heard stories it's a lot better and folks who live here will have keycard access to a swimming pool beautiful views of the mountains great great access to really everything they need including the services they need to to get ahead and to succeed and get on their feet and frankly our nation needs to respond to the call of supporting those who protect us because it is a disgrace that on any given night here in the United States in towns and cities across our country about 40,000 veterans go without a roof over their heads and many more face hardships and risk losing their housing and live in unstable housing situations these are brave men and women who saved our country but they've often fallen on hard times sometimes they weren't able to find support when they returned home sometimes they're they're paying the price mentally and physically for what they've seen and what they've experienced while defending our freedoms and Colorado is not immune to this national challenge and of course we are proud of our state's strong military tradition owned over 400,000 veterans my goal as governors to make Colorado the very best place for veterans in the entire country and yet we still have about 1,000 veterans who are homeless in our state and well that number is decreased and has been progress made and I visited projects in Colorado Springs and Cabello and other parts of our state let me be clear that any number above zero is completely unacceptable in the state of Colorado together with our federal partners with the veteran administration and housing and urban development we've taken great strides towards addressing chronic homelessness among our veterans each year we distribute housing vouchers to ensure veterans receive housing and wraparound services and just last year we administered about a thousand of these vouchers and and we are also focused on serving veterans across our entire state we opened up just last year an amazing new veteran service center in Grand Junction and we continue to make sure that we can meet people where they are no matter where you live in our great state our voucher team and Department of Housing continues to provide critical services but we know we know that it does not yet meet the need we know that it is not enough and I couldn't be more grateful for those who donate who contribute who volunteer for veterans community project for filling that gap and filling that gap in an innovative and effective way that frankly we can all learn from on both the public and the private side this vets village that we're celebrating has incorporates methods that have a proven track record of success community based veterans helping veterans it's a holistic view to solving the challenge it means it's housing but it's not just housing it pairs housing with the camaraderie of living in a structured environment with other veterans who walk the walk additional services education health wellness programming access to a nice swimming pool this village when it's completed will really help give a veteran everything they need to live their lives with dignity respect and honor that is their right that we owe them for their service this village is designed to provide not just the physical space but the emotional space the case management services to fully address the underlying causes of each person's situation of each veterans homelessness it's about setting up veterans for success short medium and long-term and by the way veterans means all veterans whether their service was short or whether service was long regardless of how that service ended any veteran who pledged an oath with themselves at risk to serve our country is deserving of our support and I'm really glad to see that there's a more expansive mission here than some of the definitions of veterans that we're able to serve on the public side we have a sacred contract in America with our service members while you're protecting us on bases and battlefields around the world we have an obligation to protect you and your family both while you're in service and when you return to civilian life and on the public side we need to do our best to uphold our end of the bargain of the citizens of our great nation as volunteers and donors to this project you are doing your part to support our end of that part I'm so excited that veterans community project is a partner to address the challenge of veteran homelessness in our state it's a model a model of innovation that we can expand and replicate I'm so pleased and grateful that our state is the very first expansion site outside of Kansas City and I can't wait to be here once the village is complete this will be a much-needed refuge and sanctuary for veterans experiencing homeless and older and long-mount and weld and really throughout northern Colorado I in addition to thanking BCP and Brian and Brandon of incident mark I think we're also joined by Senator Kerry Donovan a great champion of veterans I want to thank Senator Donovan for her work in the legislature and everybody who came together to make this groundbreaking possible with a permanent legacy of knowing that everyone involved can look themselves in the mirror and know that they did their part to help make sure that we honor those who protected our freedoms thank you on behalf of veterans community project again we really do appreciate your support of veterans and also being here today it means a lot to all of us thank you very much okay next up I appreciate everybody if you're sorry if you're out there working on your tan I apologize you're doing great though okay thanks for thanks for coming so next what I want to do is introduce to you one of our great partners we would not be here today literally if it weren't for this particular partner helping with all of the things that are going on right now from a city perspective so ladies and gentlemen if you give me a round of applause for Harold Dominguez a city manager I think we're good hey Brian thanks for not doing to me what you did the mark at the mask I appreciate that you know it's been interesting to see the evolution of this project and I think about a time when and the first thing I actually want to do council members in the audience can can you please stand and former council members that have been associated with this project I want to thank the council for this and a council member pinley what many people may not know this started as a conversation at one point with the council about joining the mayor's challenging challenge to ending homelessness for a better its community and then it evolved and it's been really interesting for me to be part of this it's been a pleasure for me to be part of this and to me the founders and everyone that's been working on this I've learned a lot and for me I can't I did not serve in the military but almost everyone of my uncles did and I had several cousins and for me it's a passion for me to help anyone that served our country based on what I experienced and how I was raised I was raised by a single parent and so I had a lieutenant colonel and a master sergeant in the Marines helped her raise me and started up in that military background even though I didn't serve it so I'm very passionate about this project I want to thank Kevin Molshine Kevin thanks for introducing this to BCP and I think it's a we didn't know we were where we would end up but we're there and I'm really excited to see that come to fruition founders thank you I had the opportunity and I think it was late 19 time has sort of been a different place today because of everything we're dealing with and I have the opportunity to visit the community in Kansas City and just seeing the impact that it had on people's lives and the way they interacted with the vet with the veteran community was inspiring to me literally the day that I showed up there was one individual that was just reunited with his kids he wasn't his kids I believe were in foster care because he was homeless he didn't have the ability to have his kids with him and that day I think was the first day that they were able to play catch in the area in the common area of the veterans village and when you hear those stories and you see the impact that it has on people's lives you have no choice but to want to be part of that and it reinforced the passion that you all have reinforced for me that this is a model as government that we need to learn from we need to embrace and we need to do everything that we can to help those that have defended our country you have inspired me to do better when it comes to homelessness when it comes to things like affordable housing so every day that it gets harder I think of what you all had to do and what you had to overcome to get started and just know that you're in my mind constantly so thank you homelessness is one of the most significant challenges that we face communities states and as a nation and we talked about veterans homelessness so I've had a lot of points that people talked about so I'm going to kind of push those away now every level of government has consistently tried to attack this problem in my 20 year career the one certainty that I've come away with is that we cannot do this as government alone it takes everyone in the community to be part of this and that creates permanent sustainable change in terms of how we support our homeless veterans and how we support our community as a whole long let's know it for coming together and working collectively to address any number of social issues I can sit here and rattle off how we work together to overcome the flood how we've tried to come together in terms of what we've tried to attempt to deal with homelessness and you know really homelessness is no exception we have partnerships with our faith-based community our center folk Boulder County and many other organizations and obviously our residents who become part of this to to house those options for those that are in house there's not a organization better suited to add to the partnership in Long Month and PCP the work that they will undertake will add capacity to our overall system that will allow the city and other organizations to actually help more people and that for me is also inspiring because what we think it support it while this is focused on veterans it gives us the ability to help more people in our community the beauty of this partnership and Brian and I've been talking about it Mark and I've been talking about that talking about it is it just doesn't end with this step the beauty of the partnership is how do we take this and use this as a launching point where we can do more for each other and we can support each other I'm extremely excited to see how we can continue to grow this partnership serve our community and I'm extremely excited to continue working with you all and everyone that's part of this project I've told them when they get ready to build houses you all may not know this I'm a closet DIYer and love to build and one of the first things I want to do is help build a house I want to donate my personal time to this to be part of this project thank you for coming to Long Month and I really appreciate it and I look forward to working with you before you go anywhere we've got something for you as well we're gonna do a photo up also this plaque and recognition of your support and the city's support of us and we really appreciate it so thank Harold wants you to know he's smiling ladies and gentlemen the other reason that we are here is because of a very kind organization that has a big heart and they were willing to put their money where their heart was and so we've got a representative from HMS development this is their land that we're on right now temporarily right we're going to get it eventually right just making sure you all heard it so HMS development is our partner they're the developer of this area here and so we're gonna have Kevin Malshine come up and tell us a little bit about his support thank you this army guys are gonna be here too though by the way I'd like the army guys let me let me start by thanking my wife Barbara over here and then also my partners and our partners in this project we have the Spencer family and the Hinson family who are also here Harold also thank you Harold special shout out to your staff for processing this project with the with a passion that reflects their passion for the vcp and the mission I was just supposed to give you a couple minute overview of how we got to here in 2018 January the city council passed resolution it was in support of the mayor's challenge to end homelessness in the city of Longmont our organization does a lot of development in the city and we try to add a charitable factor to each one so we were recruited to find the right parcel problem is there are a lot of generous churches that wanted to donate land the problem is it's a nimby issue nobody wanted them in the backyard so the mayor badly in the city council had a brilliant idea they said why don't you just put it right your next community which is mountain berk which is where you're at just to give you a scale for it basically this project this community will run all the way up to the back of the back of the home people over there so the we researched how many new home developments have incorporated transitional homeless facilities in their new home development and in the country that number is exactly zero zero and so sadly there's a stigma that goes that that makes it difficult to sell new homes in a place where there's also transitional homeless facilities uh city of Longmont's response to that was well that's great at zero because that means we're going to be the first and uh so we actually did more research we did research in facilities to find where veteran facilities could actually be operated within a new home community we went to california virginia florida our last stop was kansas city missouri to visit a new group called vcp and so i had four hours in kansas city went down to 8900 trost and uh the founders blew me off totally important they ignored me for a reason that i later appreciated which was somebody there was much more important they were helping individual individual veterans so i really came to appreciate that but i got to walk around i got to meet kyle who uh was working a job delivering pizzas and he was working on custody of the children getting custody of the children i got invited in to leo's place leo's a vietnam veteran with a gorgeous dog and leo was making dinner invited me in to talk i came out of that before our meeting and it was really an it moment for me because there's so much when you go to their facility there's so much positive energy between the veterans and the volunteers that i said we're going to turn this from what could be a perceived stigma into a positive so with this community being built there'll be 460 middle class families mostly middle class families living here and they're they're going to have access to world-class amenities traditional amenities clubs etc but they're going to have one brand new and unique amenity and that is compassion and that is community service so you can grab your cup of coffee you can walk down here you can help with that with a resume you can help with the budget you can walk over here and help habitat build eight habitat homes and so we're hoping that at some point in the future we can help not only help the veterans here but help eliminate that stigma that comes with this type of facility and therefore i hope that five or ten years from now when somebody asks the question how many new home communities have incorporated transitional homeless facility hopefully that number is five hopefully it's 10 hopefully it's 50 but hopefully it's not just one i did also want to give you the reason why the founders it's become i have such a strong passion for their mission what i found was what you heard was the four co-founders they're all served in combat zones and when they came back they all will be honest about their struggles that they've had and if i was in that situation i would have ridden i would have run and hide and whatnot not wanted to do anything with it they turned and ran back to help those that are struggling that's their therapy that was their choice number two nobody would have said nobody would have blamed them if they said this is for combat veterans only because we have special issues no they said it's anybody who took the oath to serve their country regardless of discharge status or years of service they also do another thing which is these tiny homes are beautiful and they provide a great shiny penny but for about every tiny home that has a veteran in it they provide services to about a hundred veterans who just walk in with anything from needing a cane to needing a bus ride to needing some help getting a job and it's really an amazing mission now uh i did also want to i'm so in closing i do want to thank bcp because 700 cities have requested to be the first expansion city we're the first expansion city and i want to thank bcp for trusting us without honor there's one last thing in closing which is mark's become a great friend and we want to really wish him a safe and happy returning here from now and more importantly over here if i'm not standing up i've got chastity nickle jack where are you jack oh they're all over i just thank you so much their dad's leaving for a year thank you for coming to longmont and longmont colorado is here for you thank you very much yeah kevin real quick uh this will just take one quick second uh kevin pointed out that longmont is the first expansion city uh if i had to point to one single reason why out of all 700 cities and say that that's it that reason is kevin molshine now he's got a lot of partners and we appreciate that but he was the driving force and if you've worked with kevin you know he's not going to leave you alone he drove it to get it here but anyway so kevin we thank you for bringing us here just as much as you're thanking us for being here so thank you and everybody who's smart now i waited till i got the longest time on the mic you guys could probably sit at this point because this will be a while okay so uh no uh again thanks everyone uh we have some special thanks that we want to give uh to folks and so i want to call people out by name this is by no means the uh entire list and uh i apologize in advance if we left anyone off i just want you to know that we could not be here without the support of the community uh so uh first off obviously governor polis for being here senator donovan thank you again for your support of veterans that for being here as well um we've got a couple of folks from kansas city i want to mention uh teresa lore kansas city city councilwoman stand up if you would please i'd like to take credit for all of the success of vcp with sometimes these guys as well i will tell you that teresa is the reason we're really here uh she is also the person who will not let things go in kansas city when the city was kind of like oh we're not really sure we want to do that she stood in someone's office until they said okay you're going to do it um it was really kind of this shy of a this side of her restraining order is where she was so um so she is an amazing resource and so we wouldn't be here without you so thank you very much kathryn harville's also here uh community america and kansas city also one of our uh big sponsors so i appreciate you coming all the way out here from kansas city and all the folks that came out from uh kansas city appreciate that uh city manager herald demingas we appreciate you the city council members from longmont i know some of you are here if you are if you can stand i would appreciate it we appreciate you thank you we uh again without the support of the community in the city we would not be here as well um kevin um mulshine don hinson and uh ken spencer if you guys stand for us please um i appreciate you hms development they didn't realize what they were signing up for when they agreed to work with us um and uh i'd also like to recognize the folks from walmart there's some folks here from walmart from walmart was our first house sponsor here in longmont so they jumped on board way before anybody else did so i know we've got some folks here stand up if you would please thank you very much um the other folks i want to point out and i won't laundry list it but i again we would not be here without these folks so in your programs if you'll pull this this little uh sheet out okay this is an interactive part you're going to do this i promise you'll like it pull this piece out and so take a look on the the one side it's the invitation on the back side are all of the people who also help make this possible so we want to give them a shout out a round of applause for these folks as well and while you happen to have that out i don't know if you guys are uh wanting to take pictures of me go ahead get your phones out i'm working get your phones out because at the bottom here is a qr code if you would you can donate right now by scanning this qr code with your picture so you're going to take a picture of me and then scan this at the same thing uh and you can donate right here right now so if you are so feeling client i know you've already been very supportive but now is your opportunity to do the same thing covid is hitting hard especially in the homeless community the funds you donate today will go to our response especially this fall as we see folks that really need help with rapid response and our goal is obviously to keep people in their houses uh if they are on the streets we're going to get them help so that's what this is going to so if you get a chance and you want to donate we appreciate that uh with that uh i'm going to bring up uh the executive director of colorado so we'd also like to excuse me so also we'd like to thank actually all of our staff that actually does everything behind the scenes all the all the individuals in the green vcp shirt one that make martin look good um and now i don't want you to forget that oh they're not they're i promise they're not forget paul's paul's going to talk all about it so um i appreciate you guys again thank you very much and so paul come on executive director of colorado i'm going to be covid safe so good morning everybody i'm paul melroy i'm the executive director here in colorado for bcp um huge thank you to everybody that's here today to celebrate this milestone with us um i find it personally humbling to to recognize the level of support that our organization gets from our different donors our partners our and the community and you just heard a lot of that a lot of the names associated with all those folks um we're just we're we're really honored to the that you want to be part of what we're doing um there's a reason the word community is part of our name um the support of the community is critical not only to our organization but more importantly to the veterans we serve um helping these folks attain and maintain a stable healthy productive place in the community is kind of the win-win situation that we strive for you've heard about all the amazing things that have happened to get us to today if you step back from that there are just hundreds of people thousands and thousands of man hours that went into to getting us here and we appreciate every single one of the folks that's pitching in in some way we can't say thank you enough so thank you thank you thank you on a personal note too i i do want to mention a couple people who have been incredibly helpful to me i just moved here a few months ago um kevin ralshine and mark solomon uh have both become my friends um and have been just invaluable and getting getting me situated here and making the transmission smooth so i really appreciate that and to echo what benny was just talking about unbelievable amount of work by the staff i have to to give a shout out to the colorado team here liz and shawn amazing amount of work and i have to i have to cite kelly too from Kansas City who's just done a tremendous amount of work trying to make this happen so thank you but i mean really this is a talk about taking a village i mean there's a huge amount of work that went into this uh and lots more to do um so i wanted to take a moment to talk about the future um our founders have shown that you know the seemingly impossible is indeed possible uh with what they've done in Kansas City so i've been given a blueprint for success here and there's just a there's a tremendous amount of work to do but we've got a pretty good idea where we're going getting the village built is obviously high importance to us but that's not the only way we serve veterans even though our colorado team right now is working out of our homes the high priority is getting a location opened up here in long month for outreach and we're actually doing outreach right now shawn's a shawn's our director of veteran services and uh doing case management right now he's a extremely busy man um we can dramatically increase the number of folks we're we're serving when we can get a place open um we're also looking at some staff here in the near future too we'll ramp up and that'll help us ramp up the number of people we're serving this all happened over the next couple of months this fall the the infrastructure will be going in here on this property and not just here for the village but the entire mountain crop property so it's gonna be a big subdivision here with all kinds of different homes and we're excited about that we are hoping that uh in the early spring we can go vertical on our village on our houses they're stick built for poor foundations and these things are really they're not only built to code but really they're hardy buildings um so we're excited about that and um you know i'd like to see vets moving in next summer that's the that's the goal right now i know quite a number of folks in this crowd here like the volunteer we'll be looking for people to swing hammers and paint brushes but we'll need volunteers to help with ongoing things too when we get our outreach center open well we'll need some people to help us and when we get the community center open in the village we'll be looking for additional help um and hopefully in a post-covid world we'll have more events and things going on where we're out in the community in a perfect world we'd be taking that model tiny house all over the place so people could check it out and see what we're all about so we'll look forward to that day and we'll we'll leave help with those things too so please keep us in mind and please keep in mind as as mark mentioned we still need ongoing financial support even once the village is built we need you to help us make our jobs obsolete that's that's the goal is to end veterans homelessness and put us out of business so that's going to wrap up this portion of things we're going to move on to the the ceremonial shovels of dirt and photo ops what i would like to ask is that our our four co-founders brian mark brandon and venny my colorado team uh kevin don and ken from hms power from the city and body finley uh if y'all would step back to the tiny house we're gonna we're gonna grab some so anywhere in the area doesn't matter we're not here


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Do you it's all good No, no, no, no, no listen, I just I just put the names I spit the names you can look The freaks come out at night What shit at least you're paying At least you're paying I'm I respect that now people always talk about how great of a lyricist you are I always wanted to ask you like who was your inspiration who? Who showed you how to rap or who did you hear rap that made you say shit? I want to do that Um back then there was a group called the cold crush brothers.  No good at math say rhymes to myself when I'm taking a bath Got true clientele finesse and cloud and I don't get into shit that I can't get out You know that type of you know That's that's kind of like where that kind of yeah, I think grandmaster Caz was pretty much the first All around dope emcee like To me and I'll say this repeatedly Until eternity Melly Mel is the most important emcee in hip-hop Because prior to him it was always about the DJ, you know flash and the furious Um, you know, I'm charlie chasing the code. It's always about um, it was always about the DJ and Then he would have an emcee Once Melly Mel started becoming lyrical Well, you now you're listening to what the emcee's saying He not just dip dip die and on and on and on he's actually spitting some balls You know, it's like what he patterned in 77 is pretty much what the blueprint for every emcee up until about 2013, you know when the Migos I think changed it to something different, you know, but I mean, yeah I think he's the most important emcee, but he had his one particular style Caz was that dude that just pretty much could just you know do everything great You know, he was like um lyrical when it came to the conscious stuff Lyrical came when it came to the battle stuff with lyrical when it came to girls like the first girl rhyme I mean first girl rhyme. I heard was something from him called event. Yeah, you know Yeah Yeah, let me I wanted to ask What would be your definition of a sucker emcee?   I said at another party next week That was a bite emcee Sucker emcee He know what it is. He's like Nah, I made these up Yeah, like, you know, like like a sucker emcee it could be referring to a whack emcee or it could be referring to someone They got someone writing for them. Y'all didn't respect them having a writer for them. No, but no, no That's crazy because you wrote Yeah, I wrote for the rappers. Yeah, but you got to understand But let me explain though you're talking about hip-hop, you know saying when it's a street culture, okay You know saying now we making records. Yeah, so it's a real music genre. Right and it's a difference when you like Okay, as a music genre Most people a lot of you asked a lot of people who's their favorite singer a lot of people to say Luther Vandross Damn near all his shit was written by someone else. I did learn that. You see I'm saying yeah But he still was one of the greatest vocalists, you know, so because that's we talked about the music genre Now when we talk about hip-hop on the street level.  I heard him say two weeks ago All right biting em see, you know, I'm saying but it's like now. It's a hip-hop is a genre. So it's different You look at it differently now, you know, yeah Man, that's real now. You got it. You got to give me some of your favorite juice crew stories because that's that's the That's the hell of a crew. Oh man, I mean juice crew I I There's so many moments, you know watching, um, when mr.  Yeah, most definitely So, you know, it's like it's like busy type of dude where you know, you're looking at you know His features and you just see a easy win Till he starts snapping right and then you see you in for a long night because he got jokes out He got jokes below.  Yeah, like, um, yeah I started rapping in 82 and I should go around everywhere, you know battling everybody Couldn't get a record deal sent in demos even met with arm. I think it was near records You know everything to try to get a deal couldn't get on and then I end up meeting this dude That my man had been bragging about for the longest I was sick of him telling me about him. He told me do was across the street. I go and meet biz ask him for a battle After the battle, he was like, yo, you dope. You need to get down with me, man I do a lot of shows and Harlem Bronx or if you get down with me I promise you one day I'm gonna get a record deal and as soon as he got on He put me down and got me a record deal What was your reaction to that verse on vapors when he told the big daddy came story? I wrote it.  Um, well That you know because it's like I kind of that one I kind of did in in my style a little bit You know, I had some of his elements in there, but that's kind of like Nobody beats the biz would probably be my favorite.   No real words That's what he's telling me and now he's like yeah, and he's like it in you know Have swan sing to nobody beats the whiz but and say nobody beats the biz You know, it was like, you know like that like that one.  That's what was my graph name, but I'm sitting here listening to this shantae song I'm like damn.  Okay, so we still cool Like Yeah, yeah, but I mean, you know, if you understand, you know while In the midst of all this here are juice crew BDP stuff that's going on with him and Shan You know this dude and his wife at the time is melody rest in peace They helped me move out of my mother's crib You know into my first apartment, you know, so, you know, we was we was tight like that. You feel me? 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Like whoa, you know battle biz Yeah My marriage you tell me about them all the time along Allen dude It was dating my cousin all the time.  Well, I mean first I got to go with Eric B because I mean, you know Eric had a rose back then in 88 Yeah, Eric had a rose Royce in 88 I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.  Yeah. Yeah Just that's the Mike Tyson You know for us down south anything for in the round in the 80s. Oh, you're doing something But nah, but you got to stay cats was copying on cat cats was copping benzes beams Okay, they're sobs and oudies and I did but this dude pulled up in a rose in 88 Yeah Yeah, you did in a real kind of way.  Mm-hmm. Did they possibly move? Coke classic man. What was it like working on that shit? Oh man? It was great Cuz it was like I wanted people to take me serious and not, you know Look on the screen and see big daddy came so it's like when Mario is explaining it to me He's like, you know, you're a gambler from New Orleans They migrated west and you're all about the money. You don't really care about none of us but then you get an attachment to such-as-such on little Jay and You start really having respect to love for the policy. So he's explaining the role. I'm like, okay So, you know, I'm learning how to ride a horse. I got thrown about three times But I finally figured it out and you know You know Riding horses and then like since he said New Orleans, I knew I didn't have to worry about having a Western accent So I just went to um, you know spent like two weeks of my family down in all Bowman, South Carolina You know, cuz you know, that's what you hear that.  That's good. Yeah. Yeah Yeah, that's a big week.  I mean Mo D. Mo D did it in Wild West. Why not me? Yeah, yeah You was in the first black superhero to one. Oh, yeah Media man, Robert Townsend. Oh man. Yeah, they'll be trying to give it credit, man That's the first black superhero move we had that I could think of yeah I just get nervous talking about stuff like that. Well people like him because I had that blonde hair That was one of them ones Hell of a career man But correct so do you like he asked earlier you are you are you into any of the new school hip-hop or Shit like that. Are you still involved with the music at all? You still you know the urge to write a dope rhyme from time to time.  What happened They always show you a lot of love to getting up. Yeah, that's beautiful.   This is this this this, you know, so I'm always watching to see how it evolves You know, it's just that I have to search harder now. Yeah, you know, because it's not, you know Getting the real lyricist don't get mainstream radio play. So I have to search for but I don't have a problem But that's how it was, you know, we came out a lot of us wasn't getting ready to play.  Yeah, what they doing with it? Yeah, yeah, yeah But I mean at the same time I'm saying This ain't it.     It reinvented everything You know I wanted to ask you this right when did because you were rapping in the Early stages of you know development of rap, when did it go from for you? When did it go from like the trip, you know, like the boom-bap style of the late 70s early 80s until you know The big daddy came where you flipping words and rapping fast as shit And you know I mean stretching the syllables and all this Like I don't know if your shit was effortless and it just sounded like and you just run I mean, you know, I Think they're like I was saying the 77 when Melly Mel made it lyrical That's when now all these emcees got to step their game up You know the stuff that arm, you know, DJ Hollywood love bug stars getting them cast was doing No, you got to be lyrical now It's not just about party and stuff and call on response You have to be lyrical and that's when you know you you saw the like the Grandmaster Kaz Kumo D There was another brother by the name of DLB Tito from the Phyllis for you started seeing emcees becoming more lyrical, you know But by the time our run DMC came out a few years later Um, I think the stuff started, you know going more into a party phase You know and then you had like I think like Roxanne Shantae's Roxanne Shantae Um Salt-and-pepper So it's it's the doggy fresh in the show Okay, I think that the show might have been the one that really really took it to that party, you know Like this is what we looking for some party stuff, right?  Yeah, I could go with that. I wouldn't argue that I could go with that That's for right here That's hard. That's real Yeah, I gotta get me a statue built now that's here You know, we be having so many artists and stuff somebody come on.   My top like just all around no today from your generation from my generation I gotta say two part nice Bone thug and the army as a whole Okay One more TMC TMC. Okay. Yeah, see You know, that's that's the beautiful thing about hip hop man. It's like you can get into this and Uh, gravitate to Certain artists for so many different reasons. Yeah, most of them, you know, so many different reasons I just missed back when it was When you knew when you heard somebody like you knew where they were from I missed that like we knew y'all was from up top We knew they was from over here. Like you know, it ain't like that no more. It would just sound just one one sound Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, I agree with you. That's why like like West Side Gun like Griseldo Like you were talking like they got that old new york feel that you know what I'm saying? I like that Yeah, and they buffalo, right? I want to hear that control over there.   Yeah, yeah, yeah, um I used to love, um Doing shows, you know, um in Atlanta Mobile Um, yeah, you did a freak knee. Huh? You do a freak knee.   Take her on the top What you mean Who was all over Nah, um Warner brothers has sent us on a promotional tour.   That's crazy. And then afterwards she said that she was doing a book She was like well, I'm working on this book. I would you know, like you'd be in it.  That's all Yeah, it's just nothing really extra to tell man. Yeah, that's enough What's something to tour man, like what do you remember from just touring?      Yeah, you know, I got to have that Huh, it was the better thing like that man.  Go ahead.  We it's your time.   Welcome back to the 85 sound show None other Big daddy came This is just this is beyond me right now jail here This is crazy This is unbelievable man. You got to give me one of your favorite biz marquis store I just watched you on the documentary and a great life is a great dude full of Energy and love and light man. So you got to give me one of your favorite biz store Uh I just told what like like there's so many but um, I think probably my favorite one Was one night we did a show Um, I don't know where it's latin court. It's inspired new york. Anyway, uh, we did a show and We got some girls in the limo. This is beeper day sky pages That's something It's sort of I'm just trying to keep you with us playing Nah, um his people went off He looks at his beeper and he's like Luther And the girls and I'm looking at this dude like man, don't do this man But the girls they over there like Bitch, you know luther van droves Yeah, man. He want me to beat box for him at the garden, but I don't feel like it I told him I just let him hold one of my dookie ropes and I'm just You wouldn't none of y'all wouldn't believe nothing like that if you would say that for me, right, right No, man, come on No, I'm not believing it, but I'm saying baby. I can see some girl going for it. Yeah, they they was excited They was excited.  You know what I'm saying like Hey, okay, listen see right now you're used to seeing uh Rihanna standing next to jz and stuff like that No, no Not in my area, man. You see it.  We had to connect the patty, right? You know, I was working for patty. No You know, no you did that serious though. Yeah, damn. Yeah, we both was patties bless plus one Me and luther. Yeah, she's a nice lady. Oh, she's amazing, man.    Who was your barber back in the day? Um, first it was my man smooth And then um, like once we started brother from out of white cough projects, um We went to high school together for a brief moment Or you know, it's my dude smooth and then like, um, once we started going on the road, um Schooled my dancer. He was nice with the clippers too. So then it ended up being him White cough. That's that's queen Brooklyn Brooklyn. Okay That's crazy Did you knew biggie person? No, I mean, um, I met biggie and um, uh The brother that was my there used to used to be my dj and the discovered biggie dj mr. C He you know, um, he put us on the phone like twice like we talked on the phone twice But I mean I didn't like we didn't really have a relationship his relationship was with mr. C But phenomenal mc man Yeah, phenomenal figure. Did you ever think the hip hop would take it this far? Absolutely Absolutely, I mean, it's like just watching the way people was bashing it, you know in the beginning It it was like the remnants of, um, rock and roll It's the same thing they said about rock and roll in the 50s and you saw what happened with that So it was like I kind of saw it the same way You know, like okay, something new and revolutionary is coming through that an older generation don't understand And It's gonna stick and it's gonna be powerful. It's the only genre that changes. I don't feel like no other genre changes When you say changes, what do you mean like the gender they pushing today?   I mean, you know, it started on some some party stuff And then, um, you know, it went into, um, like, um Psychedelic phase, you know talking about a lot of drugs and stuff and then it went into anti-war And then it went into heavy metal. So I mean rock and roll did a whole lot of changes, too You know, you know, and that psychedelic phase was about a lot of drugs, you know Yeah, I would rap the other day Yeah, they just went through it. They still they going to opiate phase nine. I don't know It's you crazy future talk about smoking crack I don't know if we ever gonna have a rapper that can successfully pull off that one smoke crack We didn't have them future can do it.   Well, you know, they got a lot of different genres of rap right now.    Yeah That's why he's here. That's why he's here. He needs to be I ain't going to go there, I can't see you He made what? Dolomite. You talking about dolomite?  I be damned. I just be damned Nah, nah, he made party records But yeah, he he did try to sing too, but I mean he mainly party records, but um But I mean, you know, it was like all this stuff exists, you know, um, you know I just think that the difference is Like I said, that's what our parents played When we was in at went to bed or when we wasn't home, you know, um So it's the parents got to have some discretion. Whoa radio too Radio too radio got they got a job to do they got to play what they took somebody telling them what they do What they do? I don't think they get to pick the music Well, I mean, I'm not talking about the on air job I'm talking about, you know, we're running a radio station. You know what I'm saying?  You're shooting a video.   Why is there no super swing but not not not with the Um, whoever's christian bail. Love was playing him now. There was there was a guy named michael keaton.      Yeah Who had the coldest jewelry game where you like slick wreck slick wreck. Yeah, of course hands down slick wreck. Yeah Buster after him bust the rap Buster should be chomped up. I said his necklace was dumb. Yeah buster be having a buster on ghost face there They be With the uh wonder woman cuff with the eagle on it Come on man. Yeah, I don't know how that doesn't make a movie around with them, but it's Yeah, see once I started getting uncomfortable.     Yeah You like it's almost like y'all in the opposite end. You got the deep smooth Shit, my voice was much higher than my voice like um, I think when I turn 20 My voice changed.  Yeah, you know, yeah, you know He got a british son. He was just talking about he does. He got a british son, man What your son said with you? Toilet. Did he quit late?   Yeah Asiatic, nobody's equal. Yes, sir. How did you come over there? Um 5% you know deal with the 5% nation, you know, that was the attribute I chose You know, well, I mean really it was just king asiatic But in the rhyme I said nobody's equal and then from that point everybody just kept saying it so Yeah, I just you know just but it's really just king asiatic But then you know when I broke down kane, I said king asiatic. Nobody's equal You broke it down like that. I just came out like that I broke it down like that Name kane is superior to many people. It means king asiatic. Nobody's equal. Yeah What was it like recording that symphony symphony? man amazing amazing because um I um I recorded raw And the night I recorded raw me and g-wrap just did a freestyle off of it And marley started playing it on the air And people started requesting it. So marley said yo, I want y'all to do this again But on my album So it was okay. Cool.  I was like, yeah, I'm like, I love how craig sounded right now. That's cool And then we took the pictures for the album cover And we went back to marley house.       Yeah, his mindset was somewhere else Like, you know, he was thinking like a record company executive, you know, yeah Man, what was your first response when you saw young gas rocks and shantae rocking the mic like that? It's like I'm hearing these songs man, and then biz tells me he's going to power play um To record a song with shantae.  I want to come I want to see and we get there And he's beatboxing And she's you know, I'm shantae and rap so she's rhyming And fly tied into the owner label. He stopped her about something Told her she didn't do this or something. I don't know what it was To it again So she goes again I'm like, okay, am I tripping or that's something different They stopped her again Told her go again And now I'm like, no, I ain't tripping. These ain't the same rhymes. I'm like every take she's saying something different So I lean over the biz.   Like, you know, like, you know all these songs that we've been listening to all this time She's just going in freestyle.  That's crazy Yeah, I don't know about other cats, you know, um, but I mean her yeah Yeah, that's why yeah Yeah, matter of fact the to have a nice day joint Uh That I wrote for her is her first written song All the other hits was her just off the dome And so they wrapping that bit she just wrapped that she had started to finish Start to finish And if if she fucked up she'll just start with a whole new round But just cold they had a punching game baby. No punch.  Right. So she just go again from the time Right. Yeah. Yeah, shawntay. That's hard. Yeah shawntay a beast. That's hard shawntay is a beast I ain't heard them for that's real. That's crazy.  Right You know if she pop off and decided no, we're gonna battle right now I Ruddish, you know Man you've been all over the world. I saw a clip of you performing in Russia.  I was over there stinking Because we got there Two days late We got there the actual day of the show And I had been on different flights from America to London from London to Moscow Moscow to Petersburg So we just getting there and got to go straight to the venue and perform so Two days straight same drawers Kept it to myself So, yeah, that's what I was your favorite spot internationally Um, internationally either London or Amsterdam like The energy is so crazy over there.  Yeah Yeah, they want to hear all and they're gonna sing it with you. Yeah Yeah, and they studied like everything on the back of that album cover Whatever little hip-hop facts, whatever they know that like homework, man, and they got questions Yeah, yeah Be the perfect time to bring my boy up in here. I was watching the documentary the other night Um about biz he was a hell of a collector So I feel like I gotta introduce you to my partner.   Um, was it London London? Yeah. Yeah Well that's so what we got here is you know, he talks about this gentleman right here That's Kane right there. I would love for you to autograph this but you know inside there.  Okay We also have Look at that top notch fine lady. Hey, he got your car. Oh the MTV joints. Yeah There's buddies right there because you wrote some on there He brought it.  You talk about the infamous one of my favorite haircuts Hold on. You got it Talking about this one right there. That's it right there. We got it Yeah, yeah Yeah, that's the day that's the day we recorded the symphony word Yeah, we took the pictures from Marley's album cover and then left and went to his crib And when they say glasses, it's cold. He's talking about the gentleman Let's go. No, show them the glasses The glass is bigger here. Hey, I'm sorry.   I haven't seen the remember I have a copy Wow Wow And the Jeanette Beckman joint My favorite Rolling Stones Top 50 hip-hop songs of all time. They register this is number 25 What's the story behind now? Behind that ain't no half step um interesting, um I went to cool v house.  Let's just vibe on it So he, um, looped it up Like the mix of the musical loop I mean, for example, he looped it up and I'm rhyming I'm like, yeah, I gotta touch this and I'm writing to it And then biz calls the house Screaming losing his mind. I found it. I found it. I finally found it I'm telling you we going platinum now We're gonna I'm gonna I found it.  I was like, so then That mean you probably don't even really care about this blind alley record for me.  He was really looking for the physical record Freddie scott you got what I need.  I can't remember what he said But he was been looking for it, but couldn't didn't know the name So when he came back to the house And he's playing it I'm like Because I remember him going to record stores.  That's why he couldn't find it Damn, you know, so how did he eventually find it? I don't know. I don't know. I mean me if he was together He was by himself. So I don't know how he found it He stumbled upon that. He takes his for granted, bro.  What was the process in and getting the record though, you know, I'm saying like Generally, did you just be at the crib? He was like, bro.   Most recently, um, Nas, um, honored, um Scarface and Rockham, um, awarded them $250,000 of honor them. Um, were you aware of that? Yeah, yeah, I thought that was beautiful. So if they asked Kane Next year, we want to do that same thing with four MCs. Who would you pick the person if they asked you Would you pick the next year's honor? Melly Mel, grandmaster Kaz, uh Kumo D And uh DJ Hollywood I want to ask this for my own personal record.  Yeah kujirap poison um Divine force holy war Okay That's what ghost got that party party quickly that body Okay.  Okay Chuck Burby's go crazy. Just the two of us.  No, that caught up though like I like So the tape pop. Yeah I don't know how many cassette tapes I pop listening to caught up Word his voice too. He was another with the dark voice like I love like your voice Guru had another voice jaded his freeway like those are like the best of season had that distinct voice like That always helped the record MC like 10% this okay Yeah, MC like 10% this and uh-oh Um grandmaster Kaz get down grandmaster. Okay when he did a solo song. Yeah You got to know about all that I thought he was gonna say the shit ain't heard yet No, that's a good list, man. I'm gonna check them out Yeah Most definitely your verse man on it. I mean, I've seen somebody after rock the bells Both bring it up man with big L You know, I was it how did that come about and maybe you can just let them know You know speak that verse, but how did that come about reaching out? You know that being a part of that song um I was at my lawyer's office And he was on the phone um with um Primo's lawyer And um another gentleman by the name of my caron. He just informed me that he was on that call as well But um, they was working out um legal matters with somebody else that was on the big L album And then my lawyer was like Y'all need to have kane on there And then like well just one of them said to primo yo Theo said, you know, y'all need to have kane on him for me. I was like, yo, we're kane that He's he's here.  Yeah, you know, so it differs, you know, sometimes I would write to the track And sometimes I have stuff and then I'll be like No, too slow Then you hear something else.  I'm a fan man. Yeah. Yeah And then Conway put his verse to it and we shot a video. Yeah And lastly the one thing I want to ask the older emcee is like self-destruction That right Famous song and now we living in times of drugs and violence is that all town high If you were able to put like a self-destruction of this version a generation like 2024 Maybe three emcees you would want to put on there Self-destruction 2024 Definitely For one I would definitely want, um One of the migos You know do the circumstances.   I was like, yeah Thank you as an honor and I appreciate another aspect of your show of b-boy top man This aspect of that because that brother will on the head this every time I think that's like my other my favorite part for sass and I'm coming to bring you to cope But when he come and do his one two and you let your dj rock Yeah, and that was monumental because even on that rock the bells cruise EPMD had you know dta, but then they brought dj scratch Yeah, I heard the dude scratch the wood. So what you're saying?  That's gonna be one for the books What do you think when you hear cold chilling record?  Yeah, and do it just like that too. You ain't lying That's exactly how we do it Man, I can I can ask you questions all day, man. This is this is crazy, man Don't hey, this gotta be part. Well, you gotta come back come back, bro You gotta come back any time man any time man.  Call me.  It's just yours.  I manifest Which you know features of course myself, um Jay-z j Cole snoop dog common m&m Lady london goods the animal a verb Ah And others when we're watching that battle rap battle rap. Huh? You've been watching that battle Well, it's about lyrics. It's about lyrics, you know, so I you know, we had a chance to sit and talk about Battle rap today versus battle rap, you know back in the days Right in all that stuff, you know the difference. Yeah. Yeah I gotta see this. What's it? What where we can get where can we catch it? Oh, well, we're in the editing process right now. All right.  Yeah, you gotta get you around the table. I know you see we got everybody who doesn't stop to do that Through the trap and then blesses man.  I'm good right here. Thanks, bro Oh, okay bad bad. Okay bad Guys now it's official We got nothing more legends stopping through the trap. You see the type of shows that we have and over here You ain't bringing legends through your show Cut it out. 85 South shows Thank you, fam


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It does have the front bumper parking sensors. The chrome trimmed grille part of the big horn package. Passener side fender is in excellent shape. No dents or dings on that. Passener side rim, no scuffs or scrapes either. And as you go down this side of the truck you can see just how clean the body is. How reflective and mirror-like that paint is. We take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and just can't make the trip down you can still see the truck here. The truck and of confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So that when you do get here there's absolutely no surprises and you'll be all ready to go. No dents or dings down this side of the truck. Very very clean. Back rim, no scuffs or scrapes on that. And the back tires have just as much tread as the front. You can see it has the plastic wheel well liners and that the frame and under body is like new underneath. Very very clean. You want to make sure you get the most accurate representation of the vehicle as possible so that when you get here there's absolutely no surprises. As we come around to the back no dents or dings on that rear bumper. It does have a full towing package which includes receiver hitch, four pin and seven pin wiring. Tailgate is in really nice shape as well. You can really see that metal flake in the paint there. Bed is in really nice condition. No major dents or dings. Just a little bit of light duty marks maybe from a drop in bed liner that was in there. I'm not sure. Passenger side or driver side box just as clean as a passenger side. No dents or dings. And the back rim for full disclosure. No scuffs or scrapes on that. Down the rest of this side of the vehicle. Very very clean. Has the heated power mirrors with the built in directional signals. They are also power folding mirrors so you press this button right here. I'll fold in like so. And out. Power windows, power locks, power mirrors. Inside the Bighorn package gives you the gray cloth interior. No rips or tears on those seats. Power driver's seat with lumbar. Factory floor mats are out. Auto headlamps. And as we hop inside the truck here you can see that this one only has 8,713 miles. You get the 7 inch TFT display with a digital speedometer outside temperature and compass display. And you can change all those however you want. Has the heated leather wrapped steering wheel. No scuffs or scrapes on that. Cruise controls on the right with the gear selector and Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. There are also audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. This one has the 8.44C radio which means that this one has Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities. Also has AMFM and Sirius XM radio capabilities. And it does have dual climate control. Also have your heated seats and heated steering wheel button and you can check your backup camera right here as well. 8 speed automatic transmission, push button, 4 wheel drive.  You can turn those off and then they have more tactile heated seats and heated steering wheel buttons there as well. 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in. The passenger seat is very clean too. No rips or tears on that. Smells very clean inside this truck. No rips or tears on the headliner and it has power side mirror window and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. SOS and assist buttons in the mirror. And we'll take a quick look underneath the hood and then we'll check out the back seats first though. Back seats are just as clean as the front seats. No rips or tears back here. It does have the latch child safety system power sliding rear window. These seats do fold up for extra storage and underneath the seat you have low floors which are nice. If you've got pets you can put them both down and have a nice flat place for your pets to lay or you've got muddy boots or tools you can put them on there as well. You're not going to get your seat story. This one does come with a winter front and storage underneath here. And finally there's in-floor storage in the floor. Two on one on each side so you get two total. Has removable bins for easy cleaning. You can put ice and drinks and stuff in there and then dump it out. And we'll take a quick look under the hood. I'll personally like to thank you for checking out the video today hopefully from this HD video. You will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is inside and out. Underneath the hood we have the 3 liter EcoDiesel V6 motor. Engine bay is very clean, runs very smooth. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go. 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Ceren, gweinwch i'r Brefford City oedd yn clywed i ddysgu'r tuad cael eu hunan o'r eich ddau gyda 1 Janua, fel cael y ffrind eu 10or. Felly mae'n cael ei sgwr i'r seffll. Mae'n ffigur. Fi alw i'r yn gof yn ymddangos i'r llythdoch ac rwy'n gofio, dwi'n ffrind i'r disgwyl i ffyrdd a beth oes o'r mae hwn. Felly mae'n ffrind i'r ffrind i chi? Nid yw wedi cefnig eich fynd yng Nghaerthi North Paedd i chi ddim yn gêmwys, but to be here at pitch level looking at the pitch and looking at the stands on an evening like this it must be special and you can't wait to get going! Yea like he said again I've witnessed the atmosphere of a big game already and it's amazing that the fans are right behind the club and I can't wait to be on the pitch and looking up and trying to do down proud as well. Bring us up to date with your career so far what do people not know about Ciaran Keithlord. Yea I've been in the League of Ireland in 4 or 5 years now Iawn, mae'r ddechrau'n ffordd, mae'n gweithio yn y gynhyrch, yn ffordd, a'r gweithio'n ffordd ac yn eu bod yn eisgol. Fe yw'r ddefnyddio yn ymdweithio gyda'n gweithio yng Nghaerdydd ac mae'n gweithio'n gweithio. Mae'n dweud yn ystod o'r llfa oedd yma, efallai'n gweithio'n gweithio eich cyfnodau cyfnodd yma sy'n gweithio? Yn ystyried, rhodwn i'n meddwl i gynnig i gyd ac i'n i gynnig i'ch gandd. Mae'r ganddbach yn eu bod Poesidio, mae'n golygu i gynnig iechyd o'r ffasiliaid. Pwy fydd yw'r pwysig. Rwy'n mynd iddo i gyd, os ydych chi, a yn ddidd i'n ganddbach bach i'r mewn Marcus. Ondckton i'n hynny, Marcus ydy yn eu gwneud. Mae fyddo i'n pwy fyddo i'ch ganddbach. Mae'n ddefnyddir i ei gaelio dewis iddyn nhw. I can't wait to work on them. In terms of a player, we know you're a left-sided centre-back but tell us a little bit more about yourself, what's your game about. I play obviously centre-back, but I like to play out from the back, but I'm not afraid of putting in a hard challenge when it needs to be as well. I like to defend the side as that's the first and foremost, but I like to pick a pass as well. You're 24 now, as we mentioned, played in Ireland up to this point. Why did you feel moving to England, moving to Bradford City at this stage of your career was the right move for you? I think it's another step above League of Ireland. I always want to challenge myself and the same Bradford as the next step and hopefully I can achieve great things here and push on. You've been made aware of the kind of goals, no doubt. You're not here for a short-term period of time initially on the contract that you're going to be signing. How much are you invested in those goals, those targets as a club, as a collective, moving forward? How desperate are you to come here and not just make up the numbers to succeed? This club belongs up in the top two years and hopefully in me coming in I can help the team achieve their goals and my own personal goals as well. What does the next month or so look like for you then? We know you're going to start training with your new teammates before January 1 kicks in, but training up until January 1 when you officially become a Bradford City player and then I guess it's a case of wanting to stamp your authority and get yourself into that team. Yeah, like you said, League of Ireland finished about a month ago so I'm in my pre-season now so once I get on the pitch I'll put my head down and work hard and hopefully when January 1 comes I'll try to find a place in the team and help the team out.