er uh collection for all of us to be determined we will be doing an engineer study to see uh what is constructable the different types of construction environmental concerns and costs and that will be brought back to most likely first off to the engineering committee to discuss before we do the rfp and then that information will be brought back to the engineering committee and then forwarded to the full board so if we were to do something like buried ductile um uh pipe um do we think that that would go be above 20 million not it would it would move our total yes i believe it would be okay so hang on one sec so i just want to make make sure one more comment that it's very possible that this number could go up based on what we decide to do and based on the engineering estimates on that raw waters collection uh the raw water collection options yes thank you okay i think we're getting a little far away from uh the item at hand here which is trying to get this legal work underway um well but we are actually putting we are putting a number on the table here now it's not completely far away false you are not recognized right now director henry is recognized director henry do you have a comment yes yes um i think that we need to move ahead with this we may not have exactly uh the correct numbers that we need but we need to move ahead so we can start doing work we're going to run out of money if we don't move ahead so okay thank you is there um are there i would like now to go to the public are there any comments on this from the public how about somebody on the phone line okay if not we'll go back to the board is there anybody that would like to make a motion i'll make a motion that we approve the agreement with best best and kreger can i just restate that slightly that we um adopt resolution number 15 we've changed the number to 15 that authorizes the district manager to execute the letter of agreement on behalf of the district and engage the law firm of best best and kreger as special counsel for the purposes set forth in the agreement and chair mohood if i if i made these items are the item contains a couple of matters that are loosely related um do you mind if i propose a slight restatement yes please go ahead if i may i'd recommend that the motion be to adopt the proposed resolution now number 15 and to authorize and direct the district manager to enter into the fee agreement with best best and kreger i thought that's just what i read okay if that's not what i said go ahead um state it as jina said it and um is there a second second it thank you holly would you go ahead and do a real call though excuse me i have one additional question okay go ahead it is germany and the reason i was asking for these questions is right now the resolution says that this will um but the reasonably expected maximum principle not to exceed five million dollars jina what what happens if we is are we locked into this at this point or can this be modified in the future well and unfortunately the the person who would be best uh qualified to answer that question would be the bbk bond attorney but um after reading the regulation that this resolution is trying to take advantage of um i think the more important number is the two million and the five million is a little more flexible so i you know i think if the ultimate borrowing went a little over the five million that that wouldn't necessarily defeat the purpose of this resolution even if that even if that maximum amount went up as much as to let's say eight or ten million um i can't say that with certainty but i do think there's some flexibility in there i certainly would want to avoid a situation where we have to rescind and uh re-adopt this later because we could lose valuable time um in terms of having you know being able to reach back as far as we can for reimbursable expenses so you know i think that five million dollar number is supposed to be a reasonable estimate but there is some flexibility i'm just not able to say you know whether it can capture any particular number higher than five million i understand so it might be that we do another resolution that would increase that particular amount while still allowing us to retain the two million that we more desperately need to make sure we're covering i think an approach like that most likely would do the okay great thank you um are there any other comments or questions following the motion if not would uh holly please read the real call vote please president may hood hi hi vice president henry yes director false yes director smally yes director two yes motion passes okay that brings us to our final um item the local agency formation commission solicitation of nominations rick did you want to uh basically uh the the purpose of uh this item is solicit uh nominations for the regular alternative member seats on the lafco agency of the local agency uh formation commission lafco the independent special districts in san aqueous county get three positions on the lafco board the regular member seats are currently held by jim anderson who's a felton fire protection district with a term ending in may 2021 and uh rachel uh lather so cal creek water district with a term ending in may 2023 the alternate member seat is currently held by ed banks who is the pahero valley public cemetery district director and his term is ending in may 2021 as a result the two seats will become vacant may 2021 and one uh regular alternative uh will be available um the one interesting thing is that the term of the office will begin in may 2021 will end on may 5th 2025 pursuant to the commission's independent special district selection committee policy which is available on the lafco website indicates that the two regular members cannot be from the same type of district fire water recreation and miscellaneous uh since the regular member currently is in the middle of a term a water district the regular position being filed cannot be from a water district i'll burn that back over but the alternate i do believe could be from the water district um it strikes me that this is largely an informational uh item it is and if someone wanted to be interested or you wanted somebody from another agency you could nominate that person or call that person or if you wanted to throw your name in the half for the uh the alternate okay um it is largely informational yeah is is there um any discussion among the directors or questions on this i just wanted to say that i did look at the lafco website and the um information if you are interested is on there i think the front page too okay any any other comments by the directors how about the public hearing none i think that brings us to the end of our agenda we didn't quite make tina and my goal of two and a half hours but at least we are just under three um so if without objection i will uh declare the meeting adjourned at 8 57 okay welcome to the board welcome welcome all right thank you good night all okay good night


My name is Dr. Syed Abdi. I'm from Liverpool. I'm working as a doctor in Liverpool. I've been there in the United Kingdom for the last 23 years now, although originally I'm from Pakistan, born in Karachi, born and brought up and did my basic education in Pakistan. I'm fortunate I belong to one of the Shia family. And I was raised in the Muhammad of Alibath, love and affection of Alibath, alaihi salam. And I always wanted to come here. So this is my first visit to Karbala, inshallah. And I hope it will be first of many. I think as I said, we are fortunate that we are born in Shia families, who were raised by our mothers, our father, and our brother and sister to love and affection of Alibath. And when we're hearing from the very early age about what happened to Imam alaihi salam, Maslume Karbala, what happened to them. So I think people think about going for holidays here or there. But for every Shia, we all want to come. That's the biggest holiday of our life to come to Karbala. And so obviously, this was from the day one. And Allah gave me tafeeq now. So I came this time. And we arrived from Najaf airport. So as soon as we saw Karbala sign, and you can feel like a sinking that you can feel the sorrow. You can feel what happened to Maslume Imam. And immediately, you want to cry. So that exactly happened to me. We did not see the sign. But I thought about that I think it's a Karbala now. You can feel internal feeling. That it is a land of sorrow. I think, obviously, when you don't see anything, you want to see. But generally, what happens if you go somewhere, which you've never seen, you said, OK, I've seen. Let's move on. But the feeling of Karbala, once we are here, I'm already planning what to do next, when I'm coming next. And inshallah, ar-ba'een, ar-fa. So it's a more, you want more and more visits here. So this is the feeling different from any other I've been to all over the world, from Disneyland to here and there. But the feeling which you, when you come here, you see there, you see the affection.   As you said, you're from Karbala. So I don't know. I'm already planning when I'm retire, or whether I saw the sign of Imam Hussain, al-as-salam, Safiri Imam Hussain Hospital. I was thinking about going there and find out whether I can come once in a blue moon or once a year to come and do some charity work. So that's a feeling. That's a different feeling from anywhere else. Even before coming, when I was coming, people were asking, why are you going to Iraq? Because when our Western friends find out about Iraq, they know about ISIS. So they worried about why I'm going on this time. So I was explaining to them what is Karbala, what is Iraq, where I'm going. And I explained to them it's, I said to them, this is very difficult to say why we want to go. We know we may be killed there. And I'm quite happy to go there in Karbala, likely because if you have someone else say that you go there where people will be killed, you try to avoid. But this is the feeling that you want to, I think it will be honor for, when they said you may be, I said that will be honor for me if I can be killed in Karbala. That will be biggest honor of my life if I can be killed. So I think that's I'm trying to explain to them what happened in Karbala, what was the history of Karbala, who was Imam Hussain al-Hussala, who was his immediate family who were killed and how the, I think the history of the human being never been like this story, like a 72 companion and immediate family, especially six months old has been murdered by these coward people. And I don't think so. We have any history of the in human being, the way our Imam went through this tragedy. I came here on last Thursday, Wednesday, Thursday morning, we came here. And for last, today is like a Sunday, so it's a six, fifth, sixth day. As I said, I've been to Mashallah Hajj, Umrah, and where you see the people selfish. When you go there, you say they're performing something which is like an actor performing some act. Here you see people are doing things from their heart and you can see everybody's try to help each other. It's not everybody try to do their self. That's a different feeling. That's a different things, what I can see. And I think the internal feeling is very, very difficult to explain how I feel. I think being a Shia, I was raised in Mahabbat-e-Alaib-e-Bahat, alaihi salam. So it's automatic. And as soon as you come and go inside, you just feel like your heart is sinking, a feeling of what went through the Imam, alaihi salam. So it's very difficult to express. I don't think so anybody can express what they feel. It's purely internal. So that's how I feel. And the memory is basically, yes, I think every memory is good because as explained to you, I think looks like Imam calling you to come again and again. I think I convey the same message to everyone that obviously for our religion and our belief that Ziyara-e-Imam-e-Hussain, alaihi salam is wajib those who can afford. Even I think the belief is like a Hajj you can afford but Ziyara is a wajib even if you can't afford. Even if you have to borrow money, you should do it. So my message is I think you're missing something. If you don't, if you haven't been here, I think you're missing biggest things in your life. I don't think so you can experience any of these feelings anywhere in the world. So it's not that Imam is going to lose if somebody's not coming. I think they are missing. They should come, they should experience. I think it's a life-changing experience. Especially if we think that Imam has accepted our Ibadat, then we should feel chained to ourself after this Ziyarat.


Lux presents Hollywood. The Lux Radio Theatre brings you Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour in Dixie with Barry Sullivan. Ladies and gentlemen, your producer, Mr. Cecil B. DeMille. Greetings from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen. This town has given me many unforgettable memories, but none clearer than the sight of Bing Crosby in blackface and sideburns, wearing a shirt that might have been made from one of Dorothy Lamour's sarongs. Bicycling down a street on the Paramount lot, puffing gently on a pipe and warbling one of the tunes from Dixie. That was the day I wrote Santa Claus and asked him to bring us Dixie for Christmas. Bing, having just finished a picture going my way at Paramount, accepted Santa's invitation to go our way. And then the old gentleman delivered in prodigal style by bringing us Dorothy Lamour and Barry Sullivan in the same package. Barry is the promising young actor who makes his big time debut in Paramount's Lady in the Dark. Dixie is the story of a song that's been on the hit parade for about 100 years. And tonight you'll hear Bing sing Dixie and some of the other great hits of the picture. By bringing you tonight's play, I think Lux Flakes provides the perfect opportunity to relax before your last minute Christmas shopping. For months now, the people of America have been accustomed to buying fewer things and making the old ones last longer. That's certainly much less fun than getting a new car, new clothes, a new refrigerator or what have you. But it does represent a real contribution to the nation. And by helping to keep things looking new in the Department of Washable Fabrics, Lux Flakes makes the whole idea easier to take. Now for something that's very easy to take. We raise the curtain on the first act of Dixie, starring Bing Crosby as Dan Emmett and Dorothy Lamour as Millie with Barry Sullivan as Mr. Bones. In the period before the Civil War, a new form of entertainment flashed across the American scene. The Minstrel Show. This is the story of the first of the great minstrels, Daniel Decatur Emmett, who donned Burnt Cork and sang his way into the heart of a nation with his immortal song, Dixie. Daniel Emmett came from a peaceful little town on the Mississippi, peaceful and drowsy. Accepted on this Sunday afternoon, a fire has broken out in the big house on the hill. Where's the fire? The Mason place. Look at it go. We'll get the fire wagon moving. Come on. We can't. Dan Emmett's got the key. What? The key to the firehouse. Dan Emmett's got it. Dan Emmett, where's Dan Emmett? Hey, Dan Emmett. Has anyone seen Dan Emmett? Where's Dan Emmett? The key to the firehouse is resting comfortably in Dan Emmett's pocket, and Dan Emmett himself is resting comfortably on the river bank with his banjo on his knee, and there's a girl beside him listening with shining eyes as he sings. Won't you tell me when we will meet again Sunday, Monday, or always If you're satisfied I'll be at your side Sunday, Monday, or always No need to tell me now what makes the world go round When at the side of you my heart begins to pound and pound What am I to do? Can't I be with you Sunday, Monday, or always Dan, that's the nicest song you've written yet. You like it, Gene? Sunday, Monday, or always.  Hey. What is it? Thought for a second I smelled smoke. Oh, Dan, you're always smelling smoke. Yeah, I guess it's being head of the volunteer fire brigade. A job like that carries a lot of responsibility. Yes, sir. You got to be right up on your toes every second. Dan, Dan, look. It is smoke. Where? Up there on the hill. Dan, it's my house. Your house? Well, come on. I got to get over there. I got the key to the firehouse. Might as well go home, Dan. She's burnt right out. Yeah. Take the engines away, boys. It's too bad. Well, you certainly were a dang long time getting here, and now look at my house. Just look at it. You couldn't help it, Mr. Mason. Dan had the key to the firehouse, and we couldn't locate him. What? Dan Emmett? Yeah. I'm sorry, Mr. Mason. There's not much left. Is it? Oh, yes, there is. Your pipe, Dan Emmett. I found it in what was the hall. Let's see there. Well, it's my pipe all right, but I don't remember leaving it there. Oh, I'm sure he didn't, Father. He certainly did. That's where the fire started. Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Mason. I'll pay you back when I can. Well, the house happens to be insured. Oh, then everything's all right. All right. Me and my family out in the cold, you irresponsible pup. You're no good, and I don't ever want to see you around here or around my daughter again. Father. Now, Mr. Mason, I guess this isn't a very good time to bring it up, but I can't very well never see your daughter again. I'm planning on marrying her. Marry my daughter? Yeah. How could you support her? Well, I'm not exactly destitute. I got $500. That's no credit to you. Your uncle left you $558 years ago. Well, I'm quitting my job in the feed store. I'm going to be an actor and a composer. What? Now, play actors make a lot of money, Mr. Mason. Yes, the good ones do. But you start play acting, and in six months you won't have a cent left. Oh, I think you're wrong there, Mr. Mason. In six months I'll have twice as much money. You come back here in six months with $1,000, and you can marry Jean. And I'd rather cut off my right arm than have that happen. So you can see what I think your chances are. All right, Mr. Mason, but you better start saving rice. You're going to need a lot of it six months from now. Dad. I'll be around tonight to say goodbye, Jean. I'm taking the next riverboat south. Good afternoon. I was on the upper deck, sir. Listening to your singing. Very lovely indeed, sir. Thanks. Thanks very much.  Uh, yes, of course. I knew it. I knew it. One professional can always spot another. Gee, are you a play actor? Mr. Bones, world's champion Bones player, an unsurpassed on the concertina. No doubt you've heard of me. Uh, yes. Yes, of course. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. I'm a professional. Yes, yes, of course. I see you were foresighted enough to bring along a box lunch, sir. Mm-hmm, my girl did it up for me. Where have you been appearing lately, Mr. Bones? Oh, I've been abroad the last two years, touring the continent. Command performances before royalty. Is a box lunch a handy little thing to have on a boat? Yes, indeed. Oh, but I'm interrupting your snack. Go right ahead and eat, sir. Oh, I can eat anytime. Oh, no, I wouldn't think of it. Go right ahead, please. Well, if you don't mind that. Not at all. It's too bad I didn't think to have my man's servants fix one for me. Then I could join you. Oh, say, I don't suppose you were... Oh, no, of course you wouldn't. May I inquire, sir, what I wouldn't do? Well, I was going to ask if you'd care to dine with me. Ah, no, no, thank you, sir. I'm dining with a captain. Oh, I'm sorry. However, if you insist, I won't disappoint you, sir. Ah, chicken. Chicken, sir, is the thing I am fond of, sir, in all the world. All right. The provisions are all gone. We had quite an appetite, didn't we? Yes. We eat like that very often. You're going to gain a lot of weight. Tell me, Mr. Emmet, in what theater do you next unleash that golden voice of yours? Right now, I'm not working. Well, don't you find that a bit awkward, being without funds? Well, I had a little windfall from an uncle of mine. Little windfall, or are you just being modest? Well, it was only $500. Well, after all, it's not really the money. It's just knowing that your uncle didn't forget you. Well, how shall we spend this pleasant afternoon? Would you care to play some cards? Not for money, of course. No, I don't know much about cards. Well, I don't know much about cards either. I just happened to have these with me. We'll play a very simple game. We'll cut the cards and the high man wins. Now, cut, sir. Ah, your Queen of Hearts, against my two of spades, you win. Oh, I win? Yes, let's try it again. Cut, sir. Ace of spades. Well, there's no use in my drawing. You win again. Oh, once more, sir. Thank you. Oh, you got me this time. Seven of clubs. And I have the sixth of clubs. Oh, by Jupiter, but you're lucky.  You'd make a fortune. Maybe we better play something else. No, sir. I'm determined to win at this game. Just to put some incentive into it, Mr. Emmett, I'll play you for a dollar. All right, put up your money. Well, no, no, never mind that. I'll trust you. Ah, the King of Spades, now I've got you. The ace again. Mr. Emmett, how do you do it? I'll tell you what. I'll play you for $10. The same game? Same game. Oh, you may be sorry. That could be. That could be. Good evening, sir. You C6, sir? Mm-hmm. Oh, no, Stuart. Anything I can get for you? Yeah, you can get me $500. $500? No, never mind. Excuse me, sir, but is these yours or these cards under the napkin? Take them away. Yes, sir. Why, there's six aces of spades here. Six aces? Let me see. Unless you was playing with six decks, it looks dishonest to me. Stuart, where's Mr. Bones' stateroom? Mr. Bones'? Yes, where is he? Mr. Bones got off back there at Martin's Ferry and took the fastest packet to New Orleans. New Orleans, huh? All right, thanks. Mr. Bones. Hey, Bones. Hey, come here. Why, it's Mr. Emmett. Yes, it's Mr. Emmett. A delightful surprise. Glad to see you in New Orleans. If you're going to be here long, you must look me up. I've been looking you up for three weeks. Come here. Mr. Emmett, I... Stand still now. I want my $500. $500? Yes. Are you by any chance referring to the money I won from you at Kyle? I'm referring to the money you cheated me out of. That's a very harsh statement, Mr. Emmett. Why do you make it? Because I found six aces of spades on your chair after you left the boat. Oh, well, hundreds of people have sat in that chair. Why accuse me?  That, sir, is almost an insult.  That settles it good days. Oh, no, you don't. I want my money, and I want it right now. I'd be very glad to return the money to you to put an end to this bickering, but the sad fact is, the money is gone. Gone? All of it? Every soon. Well, I'm going to take it out of your hide. Hold on, Emmett. Hold on. Here. If you're hungry, I'll get you a meal, a fine meal. I thought you were broke. Well, that has nothing to do with it. Help me find a cockroach. I'm not that hungry. You don't understand, sir. I find a nice, healthy cockroach and place it in my wallet. We go to a restaurant and order a fine repast. At the conclusion of the dinner, I take the cockroach from my pocket and deposit it on the plate. Then I leave the establishment in a huff. You mean a hearse? Oh, have no fear, sir. Come along. I've enjoyed many an exquisite meal with a cockroach. Yeah, who was whose guest? It's a delicious meal, wasn't it? Now, if there's anything else you want, we'll order it. I want you to be perfectly satisfied. Don't you get the idea this cancels the 500 you owe me.  You gotta go to work on the levy to do it. Mr. Emmet, if you'll cease this petty persecution, I'll sponsor you in the theater.  How's that? I'd rather have the 500. Come on, get the cockroach out. Let's go. Yes, I... Oh, wait. Wait, dear, dear. Huh? What's the trouble? I, uh, I can't find it. Can't find what? The cockroach. He's gone. Perhaps he's crawled on you. What are we gonna do? Did you lose something, gentlemen? Oh, yes. As a matter of fact, yes, waiter. I, uh, I seem to have misplaced my wallet. And me, too. Both of you have lost your wallets? I think we've been robbed, yes. That, gentlemen, you should be ashamed to use. If I were going to steal a meal, I would have a more original approach. Well, we did have. I'll be glad to sign the appeal and send you my check in the morning. It won't be necessary. We can work out something right here. Oh, come on. They're not on me. No money, eh? Oh, hand me. You know what? They're not on me. You're robbed, eh? Wonderful food, wasn't it? Did you have enough to eat? Yeah, but I hate to have to do it three times a day. This is my boarding house. It's not much of an establishment, but you're welcome to be my guest until we get set. Looks great to me.  Shh. Be very quiet now. Someone's sick. Just a minute, you... Ah, Miss Cook. Trying to sneak in again, are you? Miss Cook, I'm glad I ran into you. I want you to meet a fellow artist of mine, the famous Mr. Dan Emmett. We've toured together. I'm glad I ran into you. I want you to meet a fellow artist of mine, the famous Mr. Dan Emmett. We've toured together. From the looks of you, I'd say you toured several bars together. Miss Cook is quite a witt. Well, come along, Emmett. Just a moment, Mr. Bones. At the risk of being a boar, I'm gonna ask you for your rant again. Miss Cook, I've discussed that thoroughly with your father. He understands that when I've decided which local engagement to accept, I can reimburse him. And just where do you think you're taking Miss Emmett? To my room. Oh, no, you don't. You might have made a deal with my father for yourself, but one dead beat per room is enough. Miss Cook, now, wait a minute. How do you know I'm a dead beat? I haven't been here long enough to be one. Well, you can remove all doubt by paying your rent in advance. Oh, well, uh... Mr. Bones! Well, old time, I'm delighted to see you. I want you to meet one of my colleagues, the famous Mr. Dan Emmett. Then this is Mr. Cook. Well, Mr. Emmett, I trust that you're gonna stay with us for a while. Well, I thought I'd... No, he isn't, father. I'm sick and tired of this.  He came to you and flattered you with a little theatrical talk and settled down to live off us. Well, is it, my child? Of course we know that you don't mean that. You're tired out. Of course I'm tired out. I'm sweeping and scrubbing and taking and sewing to pay the bills. We gotta draw the line somewhere, and we might as well draw it through Mr. Emmett. I'd like to draw it right through Mr. Bones, too. He not only doesn't pay his rent, but he tries to kiss me every time he catches me in the back hall. My dear, you forget you're very attractive and act as our emotional people. Besides Mr. Bones, he said he would pay us when he had an engagement. But now he has one. Oh, where? Uh, while you were out this morning, a messenger came from the Maxwell Theatre. The manager wants to try out your act tonight. Ah, they've always loved me here in New Orleans. I imagine this engagement will be sensational. Well, come on then. Let's start putting our routine together. Our routine? Mm-hmm. And why do you use the plural pronoun? We made a deal. You agreed to take me in with you. Oh, that was a hypothetical case. Sometime in the future, yes. Tonight, however, I am doing a single. If you do, you'll be doing it in your underwear. And what do you mean by that? This is too good a chance to miss. We can get two jobs instead of one. In fact, we can get four by using those two broken-down actors in room six. That means four actors paying rent instead of none.  Well, what do you say, Mr. Bones? Do we go with you or do we lock you up? Wait. What are you going to do about those black eyes you're wearing? Make-up won't cover those. Don't expect a solution from me. I know what you could do. You can't change the color of your eyes, but you can make your faces up to match them. Go as darky. Miss Cook, if you think the audience would stand for our masquerading as Africans, why we'd be run out of the theater? Well, I'd rather be run out of it than never get in there at all. Come on. Say there, Rastus. What do you do for a living? What's that? What do I do for a living? That's what I say. Well, I do as little as possible. Yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck, yuck. Say there, Mr. Man, I bet you's a lion with the ladies. That's what I is, buddy, and you ain't just a lion. Oh! She's from Missouri. You'd know she's from Missouri. Be careful what you say. Don't try to fool her.  When she has those eyes that say you gotta show me her glasses, tell me so. Yet when I ask her, she sighs and answers no. And not from every other place because it's written on her face. And just as sweet as any rose you'd be surprised at what she knows. Don't believe her. I'm gonna tell you why. She's from Missouri. But so am I. We're hit, I guess, booked for a run. Kinda nice you let me walk home with you. Oh, it's not so nice. I'm just not letting you out of my sight till we settle the terms of your rent. Oh, yeah. On top of that, I just couldn't cope with Mr. Bones tonight. He has the instincts of a bull constrictor. I knew he was a snake, but I wasn't sure what kind. I have to fight him off three times a day. Why don't you speak to your father? My father? Yeah. He's about as much protection as a lace shawl. You know, I have an idea that you're pretty able to take care of yourself, too. I have been doing it since I was nine. How long have you been an actor, Mr. Emmet? Not very long. I didn't think so. An experienced actor would have kissed me before I'd gone ten feet. Well, I'm not that inexperienced. I thought of it before we'd gone five feet. Then why didn't you? Why don't you? I think we should have gone five feet further. In just a moment, Mr. DeMille presents Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour, and Barry Sullivan in Act Two of Dixie. During this brief intermission, Sally wants to introduce a special guest. For an impossible interview. He certainly looks impossible to me, but this was your idea, Sally. He's your friend. My friend? I should say not. He hasn't a friend in the world. Well, speak up, man. Who are you? Well, you know how stockings pop into run sometimes, for no reason at all, like this. I'm the guy who pops them. You wouldn't have a chance if some people weren't careless about washing stockings, rubbing them with cake soap or using strong soaps. Then the threads get weak. Then I come along and pop them, and they never guess what happened. Boy, oh boy, is that fun. You're a mean man. Stockings are so precious these days. That's what I like. A run. Makes people complain about their stockings. And all the time, it may be because they've been washing stockings the wrong way. You don't do much business when girls luxe their stockings every night. No. I don't have any fun. Stockings last twice as long when they're luxe every night. Of course they do. They stay elastic so they can stretch and spring back into place without breaking into runs. Yes, that's why it pays to luxe stockings nightly and never risk strong soaps or cake soap rubbing. Actual strain tests prove luxe cuts down runs over 50%. That's twice the wear with gentle luxe care. Don't waste luxe flakes. Use all you need to get rich suds, but no more than you need. We pause now for station identification. This is the Columbia Broadcasting System. Act two of Dixie starring Bing Crosby as Dan Emmett and Dorothy Lamour as Millie with Barry Sullivan as Mr. Bones. The minstrel show has been born in New Orleans. It's still only four men in burnt crocs, but the idea is catching on. Dan Emmett has plans now. Two dozen men on the stage at one time. Costumes, dances, funny sayings, and brand new songs. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. How many you had standees at the theater again last night? We haven't had a vacant seat for the last two weeks. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Don't you ever get tired of workin'? You at the theater all night, I shouldn't think you'd want to be writin' songs all day. Well, I don't know that that walking maybe maybe isn't so good. I hey I smell smoke smoke Hey, look out. It's my pipe on those papers. Oh damn.  That's all right Hey, that was close. I got into trouble like that once before Let me see your hand. Did you burn it just a little? Let me see. Oh Dan, I'm so sorry. No, it's not bad. Look Here let go with it. Hmm.  Oh father. I'm sorry to interrupt, but I was looking for mr. Bones He's going to enlarge his act, you know, and I might even consider going back on the stage myself Oh, go right ahead with what you were doing. I'll see mr. Bones He said for us to go on with what we were doing Milly, I think it's a pretty good thing he came in Yeah, I don't know what's the matter with me.  What do you sort of sneaked up on me? Oh, did I?  Thank you my dear. Thank you. Good luck to all of you. Thank you my sweet. Thanks And I suppose mr. Emmett if you are successful tonight, you'll be racing back to marry that girl yours Yeah, sending for her to come here. Oh, won't that be nice? Perhaps we can make it a double wedding mr. Bones and I are getting married too. We are when did I ask you? You didn't but if you weren't leading up to it, you're a cad Well, I don't mind at least we can try it for a while Well, aren't you aren't you going to congratulate us father? Well, well my little girl mad Seems only yesterday that you were in pigtails my congratulations to both of you. Uh, which ones you say you were marrying I believe she designated me. Oh, really? Ready for the occasion. Good luck again father. Goodbye my dear. Goodbye, Millie You didn't congratulate me Emmett. Congratulations. Your enthusiasm overwhelms me We'll sing a song about a horse and carrot mr. Tambo Jones By the way, have you tried going out for a little buggy ride With a girl by your side and a horse that knows the way back home Summer scar while a lark in the meadow entertains And you can drop the rain with a horse that knows the way back home And between all the fires you can then use your eyes to express what you long to say And you won't mind at all if the horse wants to storm just to try out some new moan hay So if you should decide to go out for a little buggy ride And perhaps Win a fry Get a horse that knows the way back either black or brown or sway back But a horse that knows the way back home Will entwines be all right millie. It's all right with me. We really ought to celebrate this occasion You know the show of success our engagement driver entwines. Yes. Wait. Hold that cab driver millie. Could I see you a minute? I'm sorry. We're just going. Well, this is important. What is it? Well, I can't tell you here Couldn't we didn't we go some other place my fiance is already going someplace millie You can't be engaged to marry bones. You don't love them and I know it Really look here. Emmett your conduct is unforgivable. Don't try me too far millie the minute I heard you say you were marrying him tonight.  Please listen to me What do you want to do start a harem with me and that girl of yours? I'm just trying to put over the idea that I want to marry you Dan Emmett my patience is almost exhausted.  I demand an explanation. Well, how can we make it any clearer to you? Oh millie Oh, damn. Well, I must say this was the shortest engagement on record Listen, what's there's a fire somewhere. Oh, there it is. Good heavens. It's the theater the theater. Oh, Dan Hey, I can't find it. What I thought I had it with me had what my pipe Oh, Dan What an eventful evening The show is a triumph. I've been engaged to two men and the theater burns down. I wonder what'll happen next May I say I've had enough?  You'll be back at work as soon as the theater is rebuilt We can use that time to get married and have a honeymoon before we get married I think I'd better go back and talk to gene go back Why don't you write her a letter you can write can't you can't break that kind of news in a letter You know how it is in small towns people Sort of pair you off and when it doesn't go through it's a tragedy Really the only decent thing for me to do is go back and talk to her in person Just got to make her understand It may be decent, but I think it's silly What do you expect me to do while you're gone? Miss me. I hope Mr. Mason I come all the way from New Orleans just to see I'll tell you again gene doesn't want to see you Dan Why not mr. Mason? I got something important to tell her I can give her any messages not this one mr. Mason I've got to speak to her myself. All right. I'm here to the window There's gene in the garden Why why she's yeah, she's in a wheelchair. She's been in it for weeks What happened to her? Did she have an accident gene has the paralyzing sickness. She'll never walk again So that's why she didn't want to see me. She doesn't watch her pity Dan She ought to know better than that mr. Mason You see I came back here to marry gene Dear millie I suppose you've been wondering why I haven't written Millie there's no gentle or easy way. I can say this so So I'll tell you right out I am I'm married to gene I can't explain it because there's there's nothing to explain We're in new york where i'm working on some new songs You're gonna hear this new song I feel like a baby the way you carry me around. Oh, you married a strong guy Now you just sit there and listen. All right master I hope you think it was worth the trip from the kitchen when you hear it. You need a pillow gene. No thanks. I'm fine darling. All right Did I see moonlight And magnolia tree Smile again My darling If you please Did I hear music On a warm spring breeze Speak again My darling if you please Did I be full september rain just then If you please Touch my cheek With your hand Again I can dream with you And i'm yours My darling If you please Dan that was lovely. You really think so honey. It's the best thing you ever wrote. Oh, you're a wonderful audience gene You like them all of course. I have because they're all wonderful songs Why don't you try that new publisher you were talking about? I'm gonna this morning I'm gonna start right at the top and bombard them with my collected works. Keep your fingers crossed, huh? Good luck dotting and hurry back.  We're looking for something like uh the farmer pissed hay all day Oh, then I got just a song you want turkey in the straw. I don't want any songs about animals Not about an animal. It's about a turkey turkey. Yeah, that reminds me it's time for lunch Now wait, wait a second. I've played you 10 songs. They're all good numbers. You must like one of them All right, I'll give you a hundred dollars for which song we're all of them That's only 10 dollars a song. I can add two. Do you want it? Well, I don't want it, but I need it All right, I'll get you the money in an hour. Look, I got one more song. It's it's my best I've been working on it for a long time, but I just got the words today listen Oh, I wish I was in the land of cotton Old times there Hold it hold it Well, I'll give you a dollar for it A dollar That's the trouble with you fellas. You have no foresight. No vision I bet you haven't had a song success up here in years. That's the reason we can only give you a dollar for it Thanks, I'll keep the song Hi, honey, we're rich. Look a hundred dollars all ours. I went up to the pub. Hi, Dan. Oh, hello Mr. Cook What are you doing up here? Mr. Cook just got in from New Orleans. He came up to see you, Dan Oh the past hour. I've been enjoying a visit with the most charming young lady I've had the honor of meeting in years. Well, that's fine. Dan. You sold the bow. Sure a hundred dollars Dan that's a wonderful price for one song. Yeah, well, it wasn't for one song It was for 10 of them. They wouldn't take the ballad unless I threw in my whole repertoire That is an insult Dan. You're wasting your time here. Why don't you come back to New Orleans? What? That's what I came for Dan to get you back way belong I'm sorry, mr. Cook. That's out of the question But you don't understand what's happened bones has arranged for new shows new numbers new routines are cast to 40 people Counter well, that's fine. Then you won't need me Dan. Why don't we go? We've had a hard time in new york and you'll be happier if you're back on the stage Look jean, it's a bad idea. But if your songs are being sung on the stage and made famous Why for the publishers can't help but be interested. She's right there dan And I think it would do me good. It's cold here and I can't get outdoors The south would be wonderful for me. Oh, please dan. I want to go. Well, I Please Well, all right, mr. Cook. I'll come back Dan blended dan splendid. You'll never regret it. Never. I'll go and arrange for your transportation We'll leave tonight start packing my boy Dan What are you thinking about? All about you and the trip and A lot of things you're not worried about anything. Are you it's all going to turn out beautifully dan. I know it Sure, sure it will Come on, honey. You must be tired. I'll carry you inside Mr. DeMille will return in a moment with bing cross v. Dorothy Lamour and Barry Sullivan for act three of Dixie We have a special guest here tonight and I'd like her to say a word now She's lieutenant junior grade Helen Rhodes of the navy nurse corps who served with our navy at pearl harbor Thank you There's only one thing I can talk about mr. Kennedy And that's the courage of our fighting men and the modern miracle medicines that are helping us save so many lives medicines like the sulfa ointments that prevent the spread of infections Tannic acid for burns and insulin for shock and opiates to ease pain Women may not know that these medicines contain glycerin and glycerin comes from fats Yes, from the kind of fats we use to waste in our kitchens The women in this country have been doing a splendid job saving used fat But we need more twice as much more It's such a little thing to save a tablespoon of fat a day and it may save their life I'm sure that from now on every woman who thought she had too little fat to save will pour it into a salvage can instead of down the drain In recognition of this important job the opa has authorized butchers to give you two meat ration points For every pound of used fat you turn in take them proudly you have earned them And now sally will you tell women just how to save fats use a tin can any size will do Never cardboard or glass Pour into it all the fats you're not going to use again Fat from bacon sausage soup stews or gravies And this is important Include the black and grease from frying pan or roaster too All these kinds of fat contain pure glycerin Keep the fat in your icebox until the container is full Then turn it into your butcher at once. Don't wait. You may not get an army or navy E But what woman can fail to help in this simple way to see that our fighting men have the healing life-saving medicines they need Now our producer mr. Demille after the play we'll meet Dorothy and Bing without the black face Now here's the curtain for the third act of Dixie starring Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lemoa with Barry Sullivan In the boarding house in New Orleans Millie awaits the arrival of the new guests The broom and dustpan in hand. She's sweeping the hall savagely and our father burst through the front door So here you are. What about it. I told you when you left here that I wouldn't have him back again And I meant it and if that woman he married tries to set foot in this house She'll find herself flat on her back on the front wall Now Millie you mustn't talk like that. Mr. Emmet is to be considered a professional associate of mine I demand the same respect for him that you show me That's just what he's going to get. Millie please for my sake be lady like be be civilized All right, I'll hit her daintily Here they come Where is she? Our wife Why is Wheeler in her? She's in a wheelchair. Oh, she is didn't you know she's an invalid Millie. Oh, no No, I didn't know come right in Dan. Hello, Millie Hello, this is my wife Jane, this is uh Millie cook. How do you do? I'm glad to know you miss Emmet. Thank you Well, Danny It's been a long time. Yeah How've you been pretty good Millie new Oh wonderful Little tired though. I've been going out too much at night. Well, I'm delighted to see you again. Hello, bone. This is my wife How do you do a great pleasure? Mrs. Emmet. Thank you Emmet this must be fate. You're coming back just when there's an opening for you in the act Oh, I'm lucky Well, everything's all settled now all we need is an engagement engagement I thought there was a deal all set for a new show Well, we had a little bad luck there that nosy manager at the maxwell surprised us during a rehearsal Before we had the act whipped into shape without a word of warning. He canceled our engagement. Oh, well, there must be other theaters in town Oh, severall. I haven't given up yet. I'm going to see mr. Devereaux the manager of the french opera house this afternoon Oh, they wouldn't have a black-faced act in there They won't listen to anything unless it's sung by a 200 pound tenor Well, I only weigh 160 but i'm going to see devereaux at the opera house You won't find him there friend. He spends all his time playing cards at the delta club cards Oh, well, you say cards That suggests things. Yeah bones. I um thought you didn't approve of my playing cards Well, not when i'm the victim Strikes me mr. Bones at mr. Devereaux would be quite helpless in the hands of a scientific player like yourself Your suggestion is not without merit mr. Emmet Millie, you'd better start thinking up some new costumes.  Devereaux, but not nice enough. I have four aces Uh game, huh? I rake in the chips mr. Emmet. Would you care for another game, sir? And not tonight mr. Bones. I fear I've overpaid myself to the extent of a couple of thousand dollars Uh, trust an io you will suffice sir. As a matter of fact, it won't why sir You're inferring my words not good enough for you.  You'll get it, sir. Wait. Wait, sir.  I'll leave it to you broadswords rapiers pistols They're all the same Now just a moment mr. Bones, sir. I'm sure that mr. Devereux will be agreeable to some method of payment Obviously, he's a man of honor. Thank you, sir Now may I suggest that you two gentlemen meet privately and arrive at some agreement which will prevent the spilling of blood Uh, you all Well, very well I don't mind dueling but I do hate getting up early in the morning Well, I met your service, sir. Just what's in your mind? Well, I was going to suggest sir that I might assume your obligation to mr. Bones in exchange for you doing Me a small favor What sort of a thing of a well, perhaps we at best discuss that within the private confines of your office very well, sir Just follow me Hello, milley Are you going back to the house? Yes, I just I'll walk with you fine Well, what kind of a card player was there? Not nearly as good as he thought he was we're booked open at the opera house Oh wonderful. Isn't that great? We're the others all they're celebrating with a couple of beers Remember the first night we walked home together.  I did it the night But it was harmless enough though. What happened since then has proven that I certainly appreciate the way you've treated jeans don't give me too much credit. Damn And you came back today. I was furious Then when I saw her I began to understand you like her. She's a very sweet girl It's wonderful not being mad at you anymore, Dan. I guess there isn't any reason why we shouldn't be as good friends as we ever were Oh, yeah, yeah, well, we'd better go in Oh Oh, hello, jean didn't see you sitting there. I asked mr. Cook to wheel me out. It's such a lovely evening, isn't it? Yes, yes, it's beautiful. Well, it's a lovely evening Yes, yes, it's it's beautiful. Well, oh good night. Good night Well bones How do you like it? You mean to tell me you turned down a dollar for that song What do you think mr. Cook?  I have to sing it dan and I don't like it either Well, then I'll sing it myself That song has got to go in the show Dan, you know more about this than I do it seems to me the song should be played faster Well, not to me it doesn't people can yell all they want but that song is going to stay the way it is Oh, mr. Emmett, sir Could I speak to you a minute, sir? Oh, yeah, sure. Mr. Deverell, mr. Emmett, sir Our subscribers were expecting a more dignified type of entertainment We cannot permit a blackface act in the French opera house. Oh, no Well, I've got a contract for three months signed by you. What about it? I know sir, but if you fail tonight, are you willing to settle your contract? If we fail we'll be glad to settle if you can catch us and it's agreed Goodbye, sir and for your information. I wish I'd fought that duel no matter how it came out By the way, what happened to your southern accent? Oh, I I had my tonsils taken out I've got me a wife and three kids Oh, so you have a wife and three kids to look out for no just my wife. I can lick the kids Oh Tell me when We will meet again Sunday Monday or always If you're satisfied, I'll be at your side Sunday Monday or always No need to tell me now, but make the world go round When at the side of you my heart begins to pound and pound And what am I to do to do with you that I be with you? I love you someday Monday Jean aren't you gonna watch the show? What are you doing down here? I had someone wheel me to Dan's dressing room. I Jean, what's the matter? Nothing. Why millie? Well, the doorman told me a boat ticket was delivered to you just before the show started One ticket. Where you going Jean? I I thought I'd go home for a while You see, I know millie You know what? I've watched you and Dan. I know he's in love with you Jean, I oh, I don't blame him or you either. Wait a minute You're all wrong Jean. I I'm going to be married tomorrow to mr. Bones You and bones sure we're gonna announce it tonight. Well, but I guess you are surprised, huh? I'll probably have to spend the rest of my life getting him out of bed in the morning not a jail at night But it wouldn't be dull anyhow You you made up your mind rather suddenly didn't you millie? Oh, no just announcing it suddenly I've been after that man for a long time. I had to circle him though. He's not the marrying kind I had to use Dan to make him jealous millie. That's wonderful Now come on up and watch the show and send that ticket back right away All right millie Yeah, don't you take your salary to the bank every week got to it. It's too small to go by though I hear you have a dog tambo.  Hundred thousand dollars cash money. No, I got me two fifty thousand dollar cats Mr. Cook I smell something I smell smoke good gracious theaters on fire play something play something quick Play something a fast double hurry up play Dixie. Yeah, sing a dance. See it loud. Just keep your seats. Oh, keep your seats I wish I was in the land of cotton old times I'm not forgotten. Look away. Look away Look away Dixie land in Dixie land where I was born in early on a frosty morning. Look away Look away. Look away Dixie land. Then I wish I was in Dixie. Hooray Hooray in Dixie land.  Is the fire out? Yes, the fire's out. Where's your pipe? My pipe? Well, well, I left it in the prop room. Oh, fine.  We do a Dixie again. They heat it up. Where's Jean? Jean? You're dead.  Come on dad, come on So long darling. I'll see you after the show. So long darling Bones come over here. Yes. What is it Millie? Listen, don't make any appointments for tomorrow. Hey, why not? Because we're going to be married. Married? Well, this is very sudden Millie. Well, at least you can say thank you. Oh yes, of course You're welcome Now before our stars return for a quick call, here's a suggestion to mothers of wartime brides In Ceylon, a new son-in-law has to pay the bride's parents the cost of washing the bride's clothes From birth right up to the day she's married. Well, Mr. Kennedy, that wouldn't be much if she's a luxe girl No, luxe is a thrifty way to take care of clothes keeps them new looking longer too And making things last is mighty important these wartime days If you've been shopping lately, you probably notice that many types of fine cottons and rayons just aren't being made anymore Looms are too busy turning out materials for war So it's up to us to take extra special care of those nice things we have You couldn't use anything safer than luxe flakes. A little luxe goes so far You'll find you can do an amazing amount with one big box Use it not only for under things and stockings and washable dresses But for your curtains too and washable slip covers bed spreads Everything around the house that's safe in water alone If your dealer is out of luxe flakes today, be patient. He'll have more soon You can be sure luxe is worth waiting for Now here's mr. Demille with our stars Right now Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour and Barry Sullivan are on the road to a curtain call Oh, sorry cb. Dottie and I can't be on the road to any place without bob ho Bing I I want you to know that I didn't agree with those other producers at paramount when they when they saw Dixie for the first time Well, what did they say mr. Demille? No hope A run of demille opinion, I think Well, Dottie stated hope for technicolor and riding high Yes, you know, I I like to make a picture without a sarong once in a while You mean you don't even wear a sarong in riding high? What's the wrong about that? It's a western Holy girl you Well, but that's different. I I guess I guess maybe Santa clothes will stop at your house after all Oh, no, didn't you know the old boy gave up? You shouldn't do that to our daddy He figures he can't fill her stocking as well as she does Yeah, I guess Santa goes to pictures too say Bing you must have found christmas shopping quite a problem this year Nothing to it. Very just went in and told the man. I'll take whatever you got for What play are you shopping for next week mr. Demille now? We've got it already daddy the metro golden mayor picture Kathleen and next monday. We have the original stars of the picture Shirley temple and Herbert Marshall Next week brings you a new Shirley temple a grown-up young lady now But with the same charm and talent we knew in a tiny girl And Kathleen is a delightful way to meet her again time marches on and Shirley temple has date Wouldn't miss it cb. Good night. Good night. Good night Happy christmas to all of you Ladies and gentlemen as our third wartime christmas draws near It seems to me that we are closer to the true christmas than for many years past closer to the christmas immortalized by dickens The holiday our father's new ones no bound farms And to the christmas of the little in of Bethlehem The false trappings have fallen by the wayside A warmer kinship joins us all together And brings us here at home Close to our own out there From an american army sergeant Has come a message that is especially fitting for this week The sum of all his experience in battle is in these few simple words There are no atheists in foxholes May we at home profit by that thought All men and women of goodwill wherever you may be Our sponsors the makers of luxe flakes and luxe toilet soap Join me in wishing you every blessing of the christmas season And we invite you to be with us again next monday night When the luxe radio theater presents Shirley temple and herbert marshal in Kathleen with francis gibber There's a sassel be the male saying good night to you from hollywood And folks here's a date to remember It's next wednesday december 22nd That's the day when once again you can hear one of radio's proudest moments That traditional yuletide treat Lionel Barrymore in his best loved role of old scrooge In charles dickens immortal story a christmas carol It will be broadcast on wednesday december 22nd Over the columbia network see your local paper for time and station Dorothy lemur and barry selivan will star together in the paramount picture rainbow island Paired in tonight's play where leo cleary is mr. Cook louise arthur is gene And cliff clark norman field ed emerson charles seal Horace willard eddy marr and griff barnett Our music was directed by lois silvers This program is broadcast by international short wave to our fighting forces overseas Through cooperation with the armed forces radio service This is your announcer john n kennedy inviting you to tune in again next monday night to hear charlie temple and herbert marshall with francis kippard in kathleen Say lady take a minute what for i'm buying vitamin Exactly and before you buy look at the labels take a minute see what's in it Some products, you know leave out vitamins a and d or the essential b complex vitamins or costly vitamin c But not vims no indeed vims give you all the vitamins and minerals needed to supplement the average diet So take a minute see what's in it then you'll get vims This is the columbia broadcasting system


What is up you guys welcome back to another one if you are new to the channel I am Gold Pony today we are in the new 2019 Nissan Sentra courtesy of Hanover Nissan in Hanover PA and I think it's been a year or two since I've reviewed this one and I've always liked the Sentra SR and I've had a Nissan before so without further ado let's just jump right into it and as always let's start with pricing and so as expected there are several different trim levels for the Sentra first one being the S that starts at $17,890 then the SV for $19,190 SR which is the one we have today that one is going to start at $20,690 SR Turbo for $22,670 SL for $23,120 and lastly Nismo for $25,940 but so that when it comes to power there are two different engine setups available for the new Sentra first one being a 1.8 liter naturally aspirated inline four cylinder belonging to the SSV SL and SR trim levels meaning the one we have today that one is going to put out 124 horsepower at 6,000 rpm 125 pound-feet of torque available at 3,600 rpm power sent to the front wheels through a CVT or six speed manual you do have that option for this that's pretty cool giving you MPG numbers coming in at 29 in the city 37 on the highway and then the other engine setup belonging to the SR turbo and the Nismo of course being a 1.6 liter turbocharged inline four cylinder putting out 188 horsepower at 5,600 rpm and 177 pound-feet of torque at 5,200 rpm again set to the front wheels through a six speed or CVT giving you MPG's 27 city 33 highway for the SR turbo and 25 city 30 highway actually for the Nismo by the way regardless of which engine setup that you go with the Sentra will actually take regular unleaded fuel so you don't have to go with the expensive premium stuff not even for the turbocharged engine and so but now I think it is time let's do a quick little acceleration here we'll see how quickly we can get the new 2019 Sentra up to speed all right so it's not the fastest car in the world if you want fast go with the 370z and again I have the naturally aspirated four-cylinder so it's not going to be as fast as the turbocharged one but having said that definitely wouldn't have minded the turbocharged engine but so then to go along with that acceleration as always braking is equally important and the braking setup is actually going to differ depending on which engine setup that you go with for instance the naturally aspirated engine setup we're going to get 11 inch ventilated front discs and 9 inch rear drum brakes however if you want with the turbocharged engine setup you get 11.7 inch ventilated front discs at 11.5 inch solid rear discs you don't have the drum brakes if you go with the turbocharged engine setup at least but as I keep mentioning I do have the naturally aspirated engine setup and I gotta be honest the braking feel isn't that bad it feels perfectly fine to me definitely no issues with bringing the car to a stop but then touching on the suspension a little bit up front you will find an independent strut front suspension in the back a torsion beam rear suspension and you will also get front and rear stabilizer bars regardless of which engine setup that you go with however if you want with either the SR turbo or Nismo trim level we'll actually get a specifically tuned sport suspension if you will with one of those two trim levels there and then just touching on ride quality I've had absolutely no issues the center is definitely soaked up the bumps fairly well here in Hanover and also when it comes to cabin noise also pleasantly surprised it's really not all that loud in here is really not a whole lot of wind noise coming in it was kind of windy this morning so definitely no issues there as well touching on the steering feel a little bit at least in this SR non turbocharged setup that we have today it is a little bit on the numb side it is kind of loosey-goosey I guess you could say but wouldn't mind it a slightly heavier weight to it but all in all I suppose it is as expected for a non turbocharged Sentra and then touching on visibility a little bit absolutely 100% no issues when it comes to visibility and typically with sedans you're not going to have any but really no issues with the Sentra I can see perfectly fine out the back so you are good to go there but enough with the driving dynamics I think it is time let's check out the exterior of this new 2019 Nissan Sentra it's starting up front halogen headlights will come standard for the S and S V trim levels automatic feature is actually going to come standard on all trim levels anyway starts to get dark out you don't have to worry about flicking the lights on at night there LED headlights if you wanted them are going to come with the SR trim level and up and they're actually going to come with LED accent lighting as well but fog lights again SR trim level and up and the SR trims are also going to give you a slightly revised more aggressive front fascia up front as well but then make your way to the side body colored power adjustable side mirrors will come standard for all trim levels you will also get LED integrated turd signals within the side mirrors if you want with the SR trim level and up and that Nismo trim is actually going to give you several black accents throughout the exterior including on those side mirrors that we're touching on now but taking a look at the wheel setup 16 inch steel wheels with covers for the S trim level 16 inch alloy wheels for the S V 17 inch 10 spoke aluminum alloy wheels for the SR and SR turbo that's what you're looking at right now and 17 inch 5 spoke aluminum alloys for the SL and 18 inch aluminum alloys if you want with the Nismo that's swinging around to the back you will find a rear spoiler for the SR trim levels only also trim level badging back there if you were ever curious what trim you were actually looking at and just below it all a single exhaust outlet for all trim levels however you will get a chrome exhaust tip if you went with one of the SR trim levels or the Nismo so having said that you guys know what we have to do next as always here is that exhaust clip it's open now since we are around back to open that rear trunk there actually is a button on the key fob there so i'm just simply going to press that and once opened up cargo capacity is going to come in at 15.1 cubic feet if that was not enough space for you though there is a 6040 split meaning the rear seats do fool down for quite a bit of extra space if you needed it there then make your way to the rear legroom that comes in at 37.4 inches so for reference i'm an even six feet tall this is how much space i have back there and there's also going to be a rear center armrest with cup holders for those rear passengers as well but so now making your way to the front seats manually adjustable cloth seats are going to come with the SSV SR and SR turbo trim levels if you went with the SL you will get a six-way power adjustable driver seat with power lumbar and SL meaning leather meaning those seats are going to be leather surfaced as well and the SR trim leveling up are going to give you heated front seats that's what you're looking at right now and you're also going to get suede surfaces if you want with that Nismo trim level at least let's take a look forward at the steering wheel it is a 370z inspired steering wheel for the SV trim level on up so it definitely looks pretty nice up there and it will come leather wrapped again with the SV trim leveling up and Alcantara is going to be added if you want with the Nismo there but now let's get to the startup here and let me start by showing you guys the key here everything is all going to be located on one side of the key the lock unlocking that button to pop the rear hatch but to start this one if you want with the SV trim level up there is actually going to be a push button start just by the driver's right knee there and then what started up tachometers on your left speedometer is on your right there is a fairly large digital display actually front and center there and to control what is on that digital display there are some steering wheel mounted controls on the left side of the steering wheel if you like you can scroll through different things like your different driving aids when you need your next oil change it's going to show a picture of the car your average speed a whole bunch of different things up there but now let's touch on overall interior quality a little bit you will find a power moon roof if you want with the SL or SR turbo trim levels it's actually going to be optional on the SR that we have today but we don't have that today but also going to be optional on the SV as well you will also find overhead LED map lights for all trim levels I found that pretty cool because a lot of times you're just going to see those collagen map lights so center is going to give you LEDs for all trim levels that's pretty nice dual zoom climate control is going to come in the SV trim level and up and homelink controls for the SL trim level and overall I don't mind the interior in this it is kind of on the basic side but did you kind of like the carbon fiber look that they got going on it's not real carbon fiber of course but it kind of looks like it around the shifter there and that trim ties in onto the doors as well there but now let's make our way to the tech display on this one because a seven inch color touchscreen display will come standard for all trim levels that will come with bluetooth and audio streaming and android auto and apple carplay if you want with the SV trim level enough and that's definitely something that you want especially if you have a smart phone because it's going to give you free navigation as well as the ability to like and dislike your Pandora songs up there as well but along with that up in that tech display you can check out your radio settings as expected and by the way when it comes to the sound system on the Centra the S trim level is going to give you four speakers for the SV SR and SR turbo that we have today you will find six speaker sound system and with the SL and the Nismo trim levels you're going to get an eight speaker Bose system but as I said we do have the six speaker sound system today so what do you say let's turn on the radio see what we got playing this morning and let's test out the clarity of this one no idea what they were saying but actually not that bad of a sound system more based than I expected definitely wouldn't have mined a couple extra speakers in this one but still not that bad of a sound system for six speakers but so the last thing on the tech display at least I wanted to mention to you guys is when you put the Centra in reverse you will find a rear view camera for every single trim level letting you know who or what is behind you which is always is going to lead me into safety at the start there are front side and side curtain airbags in the back you're going to find latch aka lower anchors and tethers for children for the rear car seats also back there rear child door locks as well and entire pressure monitoring system for all trim levels if you want with the sv trim level and up that's also going to give you automatic emergency braking and lastly if you want with the sl trim level you will get blind spot warning with rear cross traffic alert hey so but anyways that is about it for this one you guys thank you so much for watching be sure to like the video and subscribe for free to follow me on social media at the bottom of the screen there and I will see you guys in the next video stay gold