Item Number – SCP-086 Object Class – SAFE Special Containment Procedures – SCP-086 is contained with an office A-19 at Bioresearch Station 71. The secretarial posts outside the doors to be staffed by one armed guard. All components of SCP-086 are to be kept within 6 meters of each other. SCP-086-1 is to be kept on the office desk, with a single connection to the telephone of the secretary's post. All communications between SCP-086 and personnel are to be recorded, transcribed, and archived. Every 6 days, SCP-086-2 is to be used to sharpen 4 standard commercially purchased 16-centimeter HB pencils, continuing until at least 95% of the mass of each pencil has been converted into pencil shavings. SCP-086-2 is not to be emptied, even if personnel judge that it has become clogged. In such an eventuality, personnel are to wait 10 minutes, and then resume sharpening. Every 7 days, SCP-086-3 is to be filled with a block of 200 standard commercially purchased staples. Every 20 days, SCP-086-4 is to be filled with 15 sheets of standard commercially purchased microfilm blank cellulose acetate film, produced on site. SCP-086-5 is to be drained of waste matter whenever it fills more than half way. The waste matter is to be incinerated. All reading material requested by SCP-086 must be approved by Site Command. All research proposals made by SCP-086 must be approved by 205 level personnel. SCP-086 is a collective sessile organism whose component parts resemble items of office equipment from 1978, and which contains a consciousness claiming to be that of former Foundation Administrator Dr. W. 1907-1978.  No physical connection or electromagnetic transmission between any of these components has been detected. Each component of SCP-086 is composed of biological material, contained within a carapace made of varying amounts of chitin, keratin, and calcium carbonate, as well as trace amounts of nylon, rayon, and polyester. DNA analysis reveals that the tissues contained within SCP-086 are partially of human origin and data expunged. SCP-086-1 contains a large mass of neural tissue, which functions as a brain. Despite several conformational and anatomical irregularities, this brain hosts the majority of SCP-086's consciousness. SCP-086-1 also contains an ear equivalent, typhonum, ossicles, etc., in the receiver's mouthpiece, allowing SCP-086 to hear. SCP-086 is able to speak in an exact match of Dr. Wren's voice and accent via the earpiece, although radiological and ultrasound examination have not revealed any laryngeal structures. SCP-086-1 is also capable of ringing, however, SCP-086 has stated that ringing gives it a headache, consequently, the only circumstances under which it rings are when awakening from sleep, at which point it rings twice in rapid succession, and when in distress, at which point it rings SOS and Morse code. SCP-086-2, 3, and 4 function as food intake organs. SCP-086-2 consumes pencil shavings, SCP-086-3 consumes staples, and SCP-086-4 consumes microfilm. SCP-086-5 functions as a combination bladder and bowel equivalent, storing metabolic wastes. SCP-086-6 contains several organs, which appear to combine sensory and manipulatory functions. SCP-086 has proven capable of reading printed material and physically manipulating small items, for instance, turning pages and alphabetizing documents, when they are placed within SCP-086-6. At SCP-086's request, it is regularly provided with non-classified reading material and non-classified clerical work. The biological functions of SCP-086-7 and 8 have not been determined. However, SCP-086 has stated that it experiences significant discomfort and confusion when they are removed from its vicinity, and it is therefore speculated that they have some role in its cognition. Although SCP-086-7 accepts input, its output seems to be random glyphs and LED noise. SCP-086 has demonstrated that it has full access to Dr. Wren's memories, and all tests indicate a 100% match with pre-existing psychological profiles of Dr. Wren. However, SCP-086 has pointed out that there is no way to confirm that it actually thinks of itself as Dr. Wren, and that it may be an alien intelligence, expertly posing as Dr. Wren, or a sleeper persona, which sincerely believes itself to be Dr. Wren. Acquisition Log SCP-086 is presumed to have been created on June 12, 1978, when Dr. Wren was presumed killed by the PN class events resulting from the decommissioning of SCP Wren. On June 20, 1978, Dr. Wren's office was being emptied by maintenance personnel so that it could be assigned to his successor. At this point, SCP-086-1 began ringing repeatedly, despite not being connected to a telephone jack. Maintenance personnel notified level 3 operatives, who answered SCP-086-1. During the subsequent conversation, SCP-086 identified itself as Dr. Wren, and then ordered level 3 personnel to revoke its security clearance and to make a full report of its existence and properties to 05 level personnel. Dr. Wren was given a posthumous commendation for meritorious conduct in either reporting himself as an SCP, or in influencing the anomalous entity emulating his behavior into doing so. Note, SCP-086 was originally classified as safe, but it has stated that because it is a sapient entity with anomalous biology and metabolism, and with access to the full memories of an SCP Foundation administrator who previously had level 4 security clearance, it should be classified as Euclid. Note, although we appreciate SCP-086's conscientiousness, there is at this time no pressing reason to classify it as Euclid. If circumstances change, we'll reconsider. 05 Lesson complete. If you missed the previous orientation, go watch SCP-085, hand drawn Cassie, right now. 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Morality, the sense of what is right versus wrong, likely contributed to the cooperative behaviors that led to the first human societies. And because humans continuously evaluate the morality of others' behavior as well as their own, being, or at least appearing to be, fair, continues to shape the complex social interactions that characterize modern life. Although morality matures during childhood, its foundation is present very early. Every young infant's favor actions intended to help others, and toddlers help, share, and interpret the intentions of others. However, the neural mechanisms responsible for morality and its development have remained largely unknown. In a recent study, developmental neuroscientists Jason Cowell and Jean Dessitie from the Child Neurosuite at the University of Chicago used electroencephalography, or EEG, eye tracking, and behavioral sharing to examine how brain activity is related to moral judgments. Specifically, they were able to predict young children's willingness to share based on the EEG signals. The developmental neuroscientists first showed the children short videos of cartoon characters helping or harming each other. The children's level of attention was gauged by tracking their direction of gaze, while brain activity was recorded using electrodes placed on their scalps. Although eye tracking showed that the amount of attention paid to the characters and their actions did not differ between the two types of scenes, differences in brain activity were observed depending on whether the children viewed a helping or a harming scene. Brain activity related to automatic emotional responses was greater for helping scenes, whereas activity related to the slower process of detecting and reacting to conflict was greater when the children viewed harming scenes. These findings suggest that children's moral decision-making involves the integration of both automatic and more controlled neural processing. To determine whether the early automatic or later controlled neural activity predicted actual moral behavior, the researchers then assessed the children's generosity based on how many stickers they were willing to share with an anonymous child. They then correlated the children's generosity with individual differences in brain activity generated during helping versus harming scenes. Only differences in brain signals associated with deliberate neural processing predicted the children's sharing behavior, suggesting that moral behavior in children depends more on controlled reflection than on an immediate emotional response. In this study, where children focused their attention didn't appear to vary between helping and harming scenes, but a more recent study by the same authors showed that children shifted their attention depending on which characters initiated an action and which received that action. Infants and toddlers paid more attention to the characters who provided help than to those who received help. These results, together with recent empirical findings in developmental science, help explain how infants make sense of moral actions. But future studies are needed to investigate the roles that environmental and cultural factors play in shaping morality.


Due to popular requests and the popularity of my video, The Most Useless Degrees, I decided to make a series of videos that goes over the most useless, cringe-inducing degrees in every single subject. So I guess this is how I'm gonna push my YouTube career to the next level. So today we're gonna be talking about the Most Useless Science Degrees. Now you might be under the impression that science majors are high paying with lots of jobs out there and that is true for some of the degrees. But out of the four that you always hear about when they talk about STEM, science, technology, engineering, and mathematics, science is the worst. It's by far the weakest. Now before we jump into this one, as a science experiment, make sure to gently tap the like button in order to defeat the evil YouTube algorithm and let's get started. Number 10 on the list is going to be biology. Now there's a ton of different types of biology out there but even the best one, which is just normal biology, only ranks about 420 out of 835 possible degrees. Now I do feel bad about putting this one on here because by no means do I think that this knowledge is useless. But I think as a college degree from a personal finance perspective, this one is extremely overrated. Now let me explain why. I've known several people who have gone through undergrad, got their biology degree thinking that they would be able to easily get a good job afterwards and then they weren't able to. Now one of them went all the way to getting her PhD in biology in order to get the job that she wanted. That's nuts if you ask me and that's a huge red flag in my opinion that the degree is not worth it. When it comes to undergraduate degrees, you want to secure the bag. You wanna make sure that just with that four year degree that you can get a job. At that point, if you choose to go back in order to further your education and get a master's or a doctorate, that's great. But at least you always have the choice to get a job at the four year mark. Remember, it should always be an option, not something that you have to do. And that's why biology is the second most regretted degree by graduates. And it's not necessarily that a biology degree is the worst, it's just so many people get this degree thinking that it's gonna get them a good job. But unfortunately, the actual value of the degree doesn't match up with the perception of it. Number nine on the list is going to be psychology. And this is another degree that in my opinion is extremely overrated. This one ranks about 584 out of 835 possible degrees. And I think out of all the degrees that I talk about, this one has to get me the most hate. People think that I'm the devil for saying that this one's bad. Now this one's kinda like biology where it's pretty overrated. But in my opinion, I think it might actually be the most overrated degree out of any of them out there. And the reason for that is because biology has about 64,000 people graduating every year. Psychology's got over 100,000 graduates a year. They are pumping out psychology bachelors like a production line. Now as you probably know, if you watch my channel, there's pretty much no jobs available for a four year psychology degree. And because of that, so many people are forced to go to extremely expensive graduate school, take on those awful grad plus loans in order to even be able to have a chance of getting a job. Now, if you've been following my channel, I tell people to avoid graduate school except in very specific circumstances. It's much better to secure the bag, so to speak, with your undergrad degree. And then once you've done that, once you've gotten a degree where you can get a good job, then maybe consider going back to school and furthering your education. Number eight on the list is going to be environmental related degrees. And there are a lot of them, but I'm just gonna go ahead and choose environmental health science. This one is ranked 518 out of 835 possible degrees. Now, this is another thing that you'll see these thirsty colleges doing over and over and over again, where they'll figure out a buzzword, a buzzword that's got a lot of people really excited. You know, a lot of people are passionate about the environment. Then they'll tack on health sciences or sciences or technology or engineering or all these different other words that make it seem like it's a legitimate major where you're gonna be able to get a job afterwards. This is basically the equivalent of someone putting entrepreneur on their Tinder profile because of the fact that they bought $3.50 worth of Bitcoin. Two words, intrapreneurship. But the thing that almost nobody talks about is that this is not going to end up being a good financial decision, the vast majority of the time. The truth is the numbers on these degrees are awful and they're probably not gonna help you land a degree in the natural energy industry. A lot of people wanna be involved in these industries and because of that, there's a huge imbalance in supply and demand. So colleges being the businesses that they are have adapted to the excess demand and they've created a bunch of different degrees that have the word environmental in it. To see how many suckers, I mean fish bite. Why major in biology when you can major in environmental biology? Or how about we throw in some other buzzwords and we go for a degree where it's an environmental resource manager? I mean, with the word management in it, it must be a really high paying skill set, right? Nope, that one's even worse.  If you're passionate about environmental related stuff, that's awesome, cool, that's your thing. There's a ton of degrees out there that are not so good but there's also a few that are decent. All I'm saying is make sure to do your research. Just because it has the word environmental in it doesn't mean it's going to be a good investment. Number seven on the list is going to be agriculture. Now, this is one where it might sound like it would rank really well but in reality, it just doesn't. This is all about crops and farming and the food production industry. And the truth is in order to learn about this industry like being a farmer, for instance, you're not going to learn how to do it in a classroom. The best thing for you to do would be to just work on a farm, for instance, if you want to become a farmer, learn the industry, learn the trade, and then eventually you can start your own. The way I think about degrees like this is there are certain skills where you really just can't learn them out of a book or in a classroom setting. Now, imagine if they made a basketball major, for instance, do you think that you could learn how to be an elite basketball player by reading out of a book or being in a classroom? How are you going to learn how to even dribble the ball just by reading a book? You're not. The best way for you to learn how to dribble the ball is to go and dribble the ball. If you spent four years just going on a team and learning how to play basketball, that would be much better than spending four years learning how to play basketball from a classroom or reading it out of a book. Not to say film study and stuff like that isn't important, it definitely is, especially at the higher levels.  So this is a perfect example of one of those types of skills where going to college is not going to help you at all. Number six on the list is going to be forestry. This one is ranked 485 out of 835 possible degrees. Now, this one kind of has the combination of the problem that the environmental degrees as well as the agriculture degrees have kind of both of those together. You're probably better off just entering the industry at the bottom and then working your way up and getting better and better jobs. It's also really popular because people love nature and who wouldn't want to get paid to be in forests and just walking around nature all the time. But the numbers on this one are even lower and that's why it ranks worse on the list. Okay, number five, are you ready for this one? Life Sciences. Okay, so I had to look up the definition on this one to figure out what the heck it is. It's the sciences concerned with the study of living organisms. That kind of sounds like biology to me. And biology degrees already have the issue of being a little bit too general. So this one's even more general than that. Now, when your knowledge is too general, employers and hiring managers are going to have a really difficult time justifying why they're going to hire you because they're not really sure how your knowledge is going to help out the business. The whole point of going to college is to get specialized knowledge that's going to help you to become an expert in a certain area. So whenever you see degrees that are just way too general, kind of like this one, Life Science, for instance, that's kind of a red flag in my opinion. Now, the next two degrees are going to be perfect examples of universities slapping the word science onto something else in order to make it sound like it's legit. Number four on the list is going to be ranked 665 out of 835 possible degrees. And it's going to be Plant Science. Plants are cool, right? They're harmless little critters that are colorful and fun to look at. It would be cool to major in that, right? Or how about number three, which is Animal Science, which ranks 680 out of 835. How about animals, even better than plants? I mean, who doesn't love animals? Now, some genius probably started a program like this. A bunch of people were interested in it because it sounded cool, and then it started to spread across the country. I'm not saying that these things aren't cool or worth studying, but it comes to getting an actual degree in this. The purpose of getting a degree is in order to get a job later on.  You're going to have a very hard time finding employment, but it's not anywhere near as bad as the next one on the list, which is by far the worst, and that is Mortuary Science. This one ranks 744 out of 835 options. That's pretty bad, and it's hard to imagine a science degree that ranks much worse than some of the art degrees even, but this is one of them. If you're interested in becoming a mortician and running a funeral home or a morgue or something along those lines, a quick Google search will tell you that morticians don't even have to get a bachelor's degree. Most of them just have an associates. Nevermind having a degree specifically in Mortuary Science. This is a totally unnecessary major. Now this one does have the worst statistics on the entire list, but I didn't rank it as number one because the next one is really bad, almost as bad as this one, but it's also an incredibly popular major as well. And that is going to be Exercise Science. This one ranks 740 out of 835 possible degrees. And every year 16,000 people graduate with an Exercise Science degree in the United States. Now they all probably go into it thinking that they're gonna have a lot of job opportunities that open up for them, and this is one of the worst on the list when it comes to the numbers. Now a lot of them go into it thinking that they'll become a fitness instructor after they graduate, and that's great. According to BLS, there's 356,000 jobs available and it's growing at 13%, which is really good. The only problem here is that the average fitness instructor only has to have a high school diploma. You definitely don't need to go to college in order to learn these skills. The market is already pretty saturated. There's a ton of people graduating with this degree, and at the end of the day, people only care about the results that you can get them.  They don't care about any of that. I can't understand the words you're saying. All they really care about is can you get them in shape? Can you make it fun? And how much is it gonna cost? So if you go into this degree, you're probably going to be wasting a ton of time as well as money. Now I hope I didn't offend anyone or anything like that. I'm just trying to give you guys the honest truth about the reality of this situation. A lot of college degrees out there are simply not worth it. But there's a few things that I wanna talk about when it comes to science degrees specifically that I think are especially important. The number one thing is you want to make sure you know what career or what industry that you're going into. You need to have that goal in mind. You need to know where you're going. You don't just wanna get a degree and then you'll be like, oh, I'll figure out the job afterwards. A degree is meant to teach you specialized skills that will help you in certain careers. So if you don't know what career you're going for, you're not going to know what skills that you need to learn. You're also not going to know who to network with or what jobs would be good and look good on a resume or what groups that you should join. All these things will become very clear when you know what career you're going for. You can contact a person who's already doing that career and ask them what their opinion on it is as well. You can ask them questions like, what double majors would be good or what minor would be good? What skills should I learn? What looks impressive to somebody hiring on a resume? Now, once you have a really good idea of the career that you wanna go for, you can then reverse engineer it and figure out what steps you need to take in order to get there. Those steps might involve getting a college degree and that's great. Sometimes those steps might not involve getting a college degree. You don't even have to get one. I think the most common example of that is getting a criminology degree in order to become a police officer. Totally unnecessary, you don't have to get that degree, yet tens of thousands of people fall for that every single year. Now, after you've researched the steps that it's gonna take in order for you to get to your goal, then you can make a really good plan in order to get there.  You're gonna know exactly where you're going and exactly what steps you need to take in order to get there. Now, the fourth tip that I'm gonna give is especially when it comes to science degrees, this will likely involve focusing on skills, work experience, and networking.  You're gonna have a very hard time focusing on the right skills that you should be learning in order to make yourself more appealing to someone who's gonna maybe hire you. You're also gonna have a very difficult time networking with the right people as well because you don't know what job you're going for. And you're also gonna have a hard time with work experience because you're likely just gonna get a general job that has nothing to do with your future career. 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Zach Yo, what's up Terry fun? What's going on? You ready to be a Falcon man? Hell, yeah, work. Okay, you're gonna be a part of something Hey, put you on the phone with the headcoats author Smith and then our owner author blank. All right All right, cool. Let's do it Zach Hello, how you doing Zach? I'm good. We're fired up to get you down here Hey, I'm sorry to be there. I'm gonna put you on the phone with Arthur blank our owner. All right, cool Hey, Zach, how are you buddy? Good, how are you? I'm fine. Well, we're very excited to have you here Thank you for yeah, I'm excited to be here. Okay. Well, you had a great career Ohio State And we look forward to seeing that continue here in Atlanta. Well, thank you for getting yourself ready and you'll You'll you'll love our coaching staff and love the facilities and you'll love being a Falcon so Safe trips and we look forward to seeing you here. Okay, buddy. All right for sure. Thank you Okay. Thank you Zach. Take care. All right. All right. Well, I


Hey folks, in the short tutorial, I'm going to show you how to embed a Vimeo video into a Canvas discussion post. Let's get to it. So I've got a basic Canvas discussion post on my screen here, and I'm going to go ahead and go down and reply to this. So keep in mind that this process of embedding a video is the same no matter where you're at in Canvas as long as you have access to that KitchenSync WYSIWYG editor. So I'm going to go down to the bottom of this assignment and click Reply, and this is an assignment that requires students to insert a video into it. And so what you see here along the top bar is what we call the KitchenSync, or what you see is what you get editor. This is going to be really important in a second, but before we can insert a video, we have to have a video to insert. So over in this other tab, I have a sample debate that I found on Vimeo, and I want to be able to insert this. So the trick is to go to the video that you want to share, click on the little paper airplane icon that says Share, and then scroll down to where it says Embed, and this is going to give you the code that you're going to need to embed it into Canvas. So I'm going to go ahead and right click and copy all of that code. Then I'm going to go back to Canvas, and what I want to do is click on the three little dots at the top of the WYSIWYG editor, and there's going to be a few different options in here. The one I want is the one that looks like a cloud with two little parentheses at the bottom, and you can see when I hover over it, it says Embed. I'm going to click on that. It's going to bring up this embed window, and then I'm just going to go ahead and paste the code that I copied on the previous screen in there, and I'm going to click submit. It'll take just a second, and you can see that the video is there, and then all you have to do is click post reply, and voila, it is there and on your Canvas page. Well, folks, that's all there really is to embedding a video onto your Canvas page from Vino. I hope you found this tutorial helpful, and as always, thanks for watching.


This is stock number 1042 we are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin You're new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters today. We are checking out this super clean 2017 Ram 2500 Mega cab short box this truck has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel And has been fully safe deed and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change all the fluids Have been checked and topped off truck has been gone through mechanically 100% and is 100% ready to go this color is Brilliant black metallic We shoot all of our videos in 1080p 60 frames per second So if you have HD capabilities and your computer tablet or smartphone device Turn them on right now because it is like you're right here looking at the truck with me And definitely your best way to check out the vehicle quality and condition-wise before seeing it in person If you want to check out more pictures of this truck in the upper right-hand part of your screen as they link right to our website Click that and check us out there has Cali off-road 20 inch Painted and polished aluminum rims absolutely perfect on this rim, and it has like new Kenna cleaver our t33 by 12 and a half our 20 LT tires So this one does have a leveling lift kit in it, and it also comes with Fox shocks Those tires are like new on here Comes with the projector lamp headlamps the LED running lights factory fog lights Front bumpers in really nice condition has the front bumper parking sensors I didn't see any dents or dings on the hood and the passenger side fender is in excellent shape as well passenger side rim absolutely perfect 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 cannot make the trip down You can still see the truck hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're interested in Before even getting here so you can make a smart buying decision from the comfort of your own home In fact, we offer a summit auto fast-pass option where you can do just that in the upper right-hand part of your screen Is they link to our website where you can apply for financing get pre-approved Get a payment quote even appraise the trade off from our site So that when you get here the whole deal is already gone has all the remaining factory exhausts And you can see just how clean that frame and under body is on this truck comes with the painted step bars part of that Laramie sport package this back rim Excellent condition as well no scuffs or scrapes on that and the back tires are just as new as the front tires Get the Fox shocks back here as well and the rear coil springs As we come around to the back rear bumpers in pretty nice condition Does have the full towing package which includes a receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring The only thing I saw one tiny little ding on that rear bumper, but you know what it's a truck Stuff can happen tailgates in really nice shape didn't see any denser dings on that and it comes with an access soft Roll-up tonneau cover. I didn't see any rips or tears on there comes with a very nice spray and bed liner Very clean back here That tailgate shuts nice and solidly is a locking tailgate and does have the backup camera Down this side of the truck just as clean as that passenger side Didn't see a single dent or ding on the box Pink is very glossy Mirror like and for full disclosure this back rim no scuffs or scrapes on that Cabs in nice shape on this side as are the doors And it does have the fold-out tow mirrors. They also fold in Inside the Laramie package Gives you the black leather interior no rips or tears on the seats really nice condition Memory driver seat and lumbar husky all-weather floor mats throughout and these mirrors do power fold in and fold out like so I'll show you both sides are working And it does have power windows power locks and power mirrors as well auto headlamps And as we hop inside the truck here, you can see that this one has 37,000 616 miles You get these seven inch digital display with the digital speedometer also has the outside temp. Yes, it is 15 degrees out today Very nice and warm Comes with the leather wrap steering wheel cruise controls on right Bluetooth and information center controls on the left and audio controls on the back Steering wheels in really nice shape Comes with the 8.4 3c radio. This one has the factory navigation on it also has AM FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities You can also do your heated and cooled seats here and check out the backup camera without even putting it in reverse Cameras nice and clear And you do have climate controls that you can do here or you can do your climate controls down here If you like the more tactile buttons turned out four-wheel drive factory brake controller You can also do your heated and cooled seats and heated steering wheel down here Stability control tow-haul factory exhaust brake and you can turn your front and rear parking sensors on or off 115 volt 150 watt plug-in Pass under floor mat and seat are an excellent condition. I didn't see any rips or tears on there This truck smells very clean. It's never been smoked in Has the alpine speakers in the ceiling part of the premium sound system Map lights power sign rear window and your home link buttons for garage door security systems and lighting systems Get the 911 and assist Buttons in the rear of the rear and this one does have the alpine badge right there letting you know it does have that Premium sound system. We'll take a quick look at the back seats and then we'll check out under the hood The back seats on this truck really nice condition No rips or tears back here Does come with the latch child safety system You do get a receiver hitch reducer as well and those husky all other formats back here as well And these back seats are heated on the outboard side. That's what those buttons are right there So the mega cabs just got a ton of room in them and these backs go down two different ways First you can put the whole seat down So the bottom of the seat goes flat with the floor and then this backrest goes all the way flat With this load floor back here So if you wanted to actually put both sides down and have a really nice flat place to lay for either pets or even yourself If you wanted to take a nap you can do that And if you want a higher shelf But still flat surface you can just put the backrest down and now that's off the ground But it's more of a level surface to easy grab stuff Be handy stuff there also has that power sliding rear window And it does have the child safety locks in the back doors We'll take a quick look under the hood I would personally like to thank you for checking out to this truck today and the video And hopefully from this HD video you will have been able to tell just how clean this truck is all the way around Inside note under the hood we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine base very clean runs very smooth It does have an SMV cold air intake This truck has been fully safety to inspect it as a fresh oil and filter change All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100% ready to go To see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 450 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, half tons, through cotrotons, 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'd 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 A link to more heavy-duty truck videos like this one on your right If you have not been to our 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 2017 Ram 2500 mega cab short box Laramie Sport with the 20 inch Kali off-road rims. 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