I hope the Oscars shake things up. OK, it's been a pretty on like it's been an anti climactic award season this year. Maybe there's just one enough. Great films. Well, no, there were. There were clearly not. If there's one clear winner in each category. Yeah, no, did you see Nayad? No, did you see? You saw the holdovers. I did. Yeah, Nayad is is is those two together. Great films. You've seen poor things. I had Barbies not gotten near the level of respect that should have gotten not to Indians. Opinion, yeah, they did not like them a bit. Yeah.  I'm Margot Robbie. False Instagram Twitter for juicy content. Thank you for some pictures and photos of guns. I did indeed. And this is this is a little video indeed. Beyond it's called Beyond Malielem Cinema, Beyond Priam, Bangalore Days and Father of Steel by Vishal Menon. He's so he's going to go over the Malielem industry and a little it's an interview with him. We've seen a lot of his videos, but he's interviewing this Malielem. I don't know who he is in the industry, but kind of goes over a little bit of some history and OK, where kind of the current changes happened. He's been in 2011.  But who are the people who are the main filmmakers, writers, actors who kind of started this Renaissance movement in 2010, 2011 period? Yeah. So these guys were already there. You know, in fact, the irony is if you talk about the list of those films that the director who made Raja Makin, Anwar Ashid, he kind of completely changed that part of the mid-2000s because Mamuti started acting in those movies. Of course, I love a lot of them. I'm not saying those films are beneath me or anything like that. I love some of them. But Anwar Ashid actually has been very instrumental, even in the 2010s, like he directed Ustad Hotel. You know, he would have produced to either. I think he's one of the producers or the producer of Bangalore Days. So he produced Premam. So the guy who made Raja Makin kind of is a really big part of the guy who kind of changed Malayalam industry in the 2010s. Along with Anwar Ashid is Ashik Abu. And then, of course, then you have Amal Neera. Even he had kind of made movies in the 2000s, but it felt like these guys were making the movies they originally wanted to make or something like that in the 2010s. Along with them, we had some of those directors like Anjali Menon. She made a couple of films.  Like Ranjit Tharan is a completely transformed director when he comes to his later years. And Lijo, of course, Aame and whatever, I really like, I remember going to the theatre watching this movie called Naayakan. His first movie, it's a very, I mean, I don't love the movie or anything, but it was a fascinating movie. There's something interesting going on in that movie. And then when he made City of God, I'm like, dude, this guy is going to kill it. By that time, if he was a company, I would have bought stocks. You kind of knew that it had reached that point. And then with Aame and when he made Aame and whatever, then you know that this guy is like another level. So, but even though those are like slightly later, like closer to mid-2010s, you feel like that that ecosystem had already been created by 2011, 2012, 13. There was another movie called Tatatan Maretha, which is a very, very nice feel-good movie. But it looked very fresh. It's a very fresh-looking, like rom-com or whatever you want to call it with new actors and beautiful music and all that. So the ecosystem system got created very quickly within the 2013-14 phase.  He had a like a legendary flop called Double Battle, like an expensive flop. Yeah. So after that, he kind of came back and kind of, not reinvented because Aimen is also a great movie, but when he made Angamali Diaries and I think around that year or the next year, Maheshendra Pradigaram kind of came and Kamati Padam came. Rajiv, we had two movies before that. Then you got this trio, this trio of like really wonderful, like Malayalam directors who kind of, who really like bigger than Kerala. Even of course, Alphonse Putrin. These four or five guys are those, really those four or five Malayalam directors who kind of took it to the next level. Oh, those are the filmmakers. Okay, so now, imagine that, imagine I'm like this North Indian guy, okay? Or someone who's not from Kerala, who doesn't know about Malayalam cinema at all. He just, he, I just come to know that there's something called Bangalore Days, I watch it, then there's Prima, I watch it. So for someone like me who doesn't know much, but who wants to get into Malayalam cinema, I would imagine that before going to the classics, correct me if I'm wrong, before going into the classics, I should start with the contemporary, this thing, contemporary movies, just like a, like a gateway drug kind of, right? So in that case, what are some of the movies that I have to watch? Like, give me like a Malayalam cinema starter pack of yours, if you have. I'll start with like, of course, all the films that you mentioned, like Ustad Hotel, Bangalore Days, Tatat Sanamaretha, Kumbulangi Nights, you know, maybe North 24 Kadam, which is kind of slightly underrated in that sense. Kondimudulam, Kamati Padam, Premam, of course, maybe Nairam, because he made Nairam before Premam, you know, of course, Joji, which just came on. Nyan Prakashan. Just watch Fafafam. Yeah. So I will thrill her. Oh, we haven't seen that one. About a girl who gets stuck in a freezer. It's releasing in Hindi also pretty soon, but it's like a good place to start. Then there is this movie I really love called Shutter. It's released in Tamil, but I think it was like a flop kind of a thing.  Another person, he shouldn't be stuck. Who shouldn't be there with him. Then of course, the two Dhrishyams, then there is a movie called Kali. Okay, Dulkar's Kali, which is an ultra stressful movie. Like I get, I get, I get, I get. It's very anxiety inducing. Yeah, yeah. Anxiety inducing movie. So that's another good thriller, Varathan is another thriller like that. You know, it's a home invasion thriller, which is again, you know, like, like crazy, exciting Ezra. It's not a thriller per se. It's like a horror movie, but just, just think about it. It's a Malayalam movie that deals with like Jewish ghosts and all those kinds of things. Like there's a synagogue in it. And there's a, there's a portion that's set in the 40s or 50s or something like that. So it's like, even in the horror genre, it's not like a basic horror film.  So it's a, even, even that is like a unique, like weird quirky movie that you can watch. Three films from these different directors, why don't we take each director and best films by him? Like, if we can start with Adore, right? I think I've watched three of his films. One is like Vidyan. Then there's this film called Anand. Madhya Ligal I watched. That is, yeah, Anand Dharam. Yeah, recommended a lot after the war. Yeah, after the war I got recommended a lot. One of my all-time favorites once again, because such a beautiful looking film that to set within like a prison. This was something I watched like late last year. But one thing I want to ask about Adore is, for me, it holds up even now, right? What was the reception of these movies back in the late 80s and 90s? Like, were they considered like parallel cinema like that by the people who are watching it that time? Or was it like any other movie, did they do well? And was it easily accepted by people? See, he was always celebrated. Okay, he made this movie in the 73 or 74 called Swayamaram, which everybody, like, it's a very accessible kind of a film. Everybody should watch it. And there's a lot of good writing on Swayamaram that's written in English, like a lot of PDFs that you can read about the film to understand how, like, why it's such a great film. So right from Swayamaram, Adore was like, everybody was very proud of Adore. Everybody is like, okay, Malayalam cinema is very seriously. Malayalam cinema has kind of traversed boundaries because of Adore. But 90% of the people who know Adore and read his interviews and spoke about him would have probably never watched one of his films. You know, that was generally the kind of like, at that time or whatever, everybody knows Adore. Everybody takes pride in the fact that Adore is a Malayali filmmaker, but they've maximum watched one or two films. That's how it was at that time, you know? Because I remember like, we are like uncles and like people when you watch those movies on Sundays and all that. The second is an Adore film, you know? The films that will play with this hard-coded Arabic and Hindi subtitles and all that, they'll change it because they're not ready to watch that kind of a film, you know? And this is generally a joke. Like generally, like there's a joke, like if somebody, like for instance, if you ask somebody to get you something from that table and that kind of takes a really long time to get you that from the table, they're like, onion, the Adore cinema, you know? Like that. The joke is like if you take some time, take a little extra time to do something, they'll kind of compare you with an Adore film and stuff like that. But if you're asking me if they commercially made money and all that, they're definitely not. Like, how do I tell you? Like, Anu Ega is the smallest theater in Ega, right? Like that, there's a theater called Sangita in Kochi. It's Sarita, the biggest, Savita and Sangita, the tiniest.  So it's like they will get a release which itself is a big deal because these guys are superstars of their area, their zone, you know? But it's definitely not like, you know? Vanapuram, I remember Vanapuram is, I think just a film before Narasimha or something like that, it released in 2000 and Mohanlal with all his might the fact that he got a national award and all that. Nobody went to watch that movie, you know? Nobody went to watch it because they know that it's like a Shah Jain Karun movie, like he's a Kathakali artist and it just didn't matter to them, you know? So these films, they might watch it if it comes on the TV. Then people like us, like those people who take cinema seriously, they of course would have watched it when it's CDs or some cassettes and all that. But it's not like a generally, like everybody is watching Aadur movies every day. It's not like that. It's not like Satyajit Ray or anything in Calcutta. It's not like everybody is watching it. But I think personally, like whoever is watching or listening, right? Don't get scared of, you know, like how Vishal described in the sense, of course it is difficult to get into if you're not familiar with Malalum cinema, if you're not a little bit open to experiencing other things, like if you want to listen to my personal recommendation, please, please watch Madhulagal and Vidyan especially. Madhulagal is a very straightforward story. There is not, you don't have to, it is political also if you want to think a little extra about it, but you'll just enjoy it if you don't think about subtext and all of those things. Vidyan on the other hand, it's a little intense. It has, you know, Mamoti playing this Zamindar, right? He's like a landlord kind of a thing. Landlord. Yeah. So this film, I just suggest watch it, watch it on one side, but on the other hand, just keep in mind the things that are going on right now. In the sense that the government, I don't know, it depends also on which side of, which side you're leaning towards and everything if you want to understand the subtext. But if you are little towards the left leaning side, you'll understand that movie much better. And then it is so amazing that he made such a movie so much before that is still so relevant right now. So whoever wants to check out Adho's movies, all of them are on YouTube with a pretty good print or actually a really good print. Everything with subtitles, really good subtitles. So just check them out. So yeah, sorry. The other directors like... Oh, I think somebody cut this up because it's an hour long interview altogether. That's a deep dive into Malayalam cinema. Which is great. No shock. Mamoudi's name was mentioned and Fafaz constantly. There'll never be another Mamoudi, but Fafaz... And LJP, that's not a shock either. Yeah. And I guess that's why like, who before... That's a question I think I've asked before. Who was there before Mamoudi and Mohanlal? In the beginning was Mamoudi and Mohanlal and... They created Malayalam cinema. Yeah, and they created Malayalam cinema and it was good. I know because obviously it's been around, but maybe that's also why the golden era from what I hear is like late 80s and 90s for Malayalam cinema, which is why I changed it. Yeah, but I would like to know what are the precursors to that? Because obviously it's been around long before that. They have old films. You just don't hear about them as much as you hear. It's almost like the industry began with Mamoudi and Mohanlal. Maybe. And then obviously now it's really taken off, I think. I think it's true and obviously we're still incredibly new to this and ignorant of the history. But my suspicion is that the larger audience of India and then the larger audience of the international community became aware of Malayalam cinema because of Mamoudi and Mohanlal. Mamoudi and Mohanlal walked so Fafa could run. Yeah. Not that Mamoudi or Mohanlal are walking. No, but they made the clearing of, you know, knocked down all the trees that made the road for Fafa to look to Mohanlal. Because they are most definitely still running, both of them. Oh yeah, without any question. We haven't seen it, right? What? A film with Fafa and Mohanlal? I mean, Fafa and Mamoudi? Not to my knowledge. I don't think so. Am I forgetting? If we did, it may have been one of the earlier films of Fafa's that I've forgotten that because we didn't know Mamoudi at all back then. Film stars Mamoudi in title role with Fahad Fasil and... Yeah, we didn't see that. It's called Emanuel? Emanuel also publicizes Emanuel. A 2013 Malayalam comedy drama directed by... Laul Jaws? Laul Jaws, produced by S. George. So yeah, it looks like he has done. You can let us know how that film is. Mamoudi and Fafa is really intriguing. Yeah. Do they have anything lined up? I hope so, man. That'd be awesome. And what was that like for Fafa to work with? Oh, God. Obviously, we would love to. There's nobody in the industry I'd love to talk to more than Fafa. Yeah, no, it's like somebody here working with De Niro, you know? His new film. Turbo. Just got announced, just turbo, the... The, it just got announced. The poster. I just, it would make sense to put them in a film together now. Right? Fafa and Mamoudi? Yes. Absolutely. It makes sense, right? Oh. Bazooka. Ooh, Fafa Light. I know what you should do. What? Because Fafa could still pull it off. Please, kid. Do Hamlet. Let Fafa play Hamlet. Let Mamoudi play Claudius. It wasn't that, Joji was... Joji was, what was Joji? Macbeth. Macbeth. Theater of Dreams. Shine Choco. He's worked with Fafa Light a few times. Shine Tom Chakos, who I'm talking about, by the way. But that was cool. I enjoyed the video. I could have listened to it. More, yeah. To Dolkar Salman. Oh my God, here we go. Untitled, I'm a project. What is that? Oh, it's got some folks attached, boys. There's one, hold on, sorry. Come on, this can't be real. This is not real. Yeah, there's no way that's real. This must be like a documentary or something. It claims that the actors attached to this film are Mamoudi, Prithee Raj, Mohanlal, Tovino Thomas. Dolkar. Fafa, Dolkar Salman. Yeah. No, that's not happening. This is like a, must be like a documentary, maybe. Yeah. Dialogue, screenplay. That would be the greatest cast. Screenplay, if this is real. No. That'd be the most epic Malayalam cast ever assembled. There's no way. That's like the Avengers of Malayalam. Yeah. Speaking of an epic cast, when are we getting that Prabhu film that has Amitabh and Deepika that we saw at Comic-Con? I think it's May. Oh, it's that soon. I think so. That makes me happy. The strike screwed up a bunch of shows here as far as we're not getting white lotus or morning show till 2025. It might be a film. I don't know. You guys have to let us know. Why, also why haven't I heard more about that? If that, if you have the greatest cast in Malayalam history. Yeah, what is going on there? Mamoudi, Mohanlal, Prithee Raj. Dolkar. Tovino. Bafa. I mean, Subin has to be in there too. I know, somewhere. There's no way that's real. I can't imagine it is, and that's the first but we just happened upon it on IMDb. There's no way that's real. No way. It has to be like them going over Malayalam cinema and like talking about it to something like that because that would be the greatest cast in the history of Malayalam cinema. Indeed. God. Anyways, let us know.  They mentioned a lot that we hadn't seen, obviously. Yeah. If there's something in it. Especially the one that was, what's the one that you said came up after we watched The Wall that was really, can we talk about it? I think it's a negative role for Mamoudi. Mamoudi. And he plays, I believe someone said a slave owner. And it's a really negative role. And speaking of that, for those of you who've been asking, because I've seen a ton of DMs begging us to watch Mamoudi's new film. It's not here, guys. We're going to. If you didn't see it in other reactions, we said it was released too far away on a single screen for us to get to considering all that's been going on in both of our lives. We've been two hours each way. Yeah. And a lot going on in our lives. There's the rare occasion, like we did that for when he did the film with LJP and it released, we were able to get there. But for the most part, we can't make that theater. And we're probably, you had said, we're going to do it as a watch along, once it's available. Once it's available. I'm sorry, I have no doubt that the theatrical experience is better. It is better. I wanted to, but it is what it is. It happens. I've told you guys many times, Miley Alam, we don't hardly get unless the production house, which they did for LJP's film, gives us a special screening, brought it to something really close to us. And that was the only time it's ever happened. Yeah. And it wasn't like nothing because these are our dose. No, and maybe when I mean reached out. Yeah. Yeah. So, here you go. What happens? But we'll do it as a watch along. Let us know down below. Just.


have a rich TV live with our very special guest, Ronnie Yeagerman, a active director and board member of Waterways Technologies, Inc. How you doing today, Ronnie? Oh, I'm doing great. Good morning, Vancouver. Good morning, Rich. It's a pleasure to be here. We've had a great half-year at Waterways and I'm excited to tell the audience how it was. Unbelievable. I mean, we spoke a couple months ago and I believe the stock was around 14 cents and it had an epic run where it just was at 28 cents. So it's 100% gain. Congratulations to members all over the world that got into Waterways Technologies. And I wanna ask you a little bit about why you're having so much success. So my first question is Waterways Technologies had revenues last year of around 12 million, which was very impressive for a stock when we first started talking, that's just around the teens, like around 13, 14, 15 cents. And in the first half of this year, you guys have already done 12 million in revenue. So can investors count on this growing revenue to continue going forward? Can you maintain this revenue growth model? That is a hard question. Thanks for asking it. We're certainly geared to do that. Of course, there's no insurance that we will do it. We're not giving any projections here. But certainly there's a few parameters which will substantiate our growth. I'm going back to the time we went public in the beginning of 2019. And we said we're gonna grow basically through expanding our marketing capabilities around the world, through technology and through mergers and acquisitions. And we've actually done just that. So we've formed, and I've already discussed that in the past, but we established a subsidiary in Canada. We actually bought the assets, the Canadian Irrigation Distributor in the first half of 2019. Took a little bit of time to reorganize. And what we have actually seen in the Canadian market specifically, we've taken our technology, Israeli technology, we opened marketing avenues in Canada. And our distributor, John Paul, before he joined our group, was doing between $2 to $2.5 million a year in Canada. We achieved in the first half of 2021, just sales in Canada alone of about $4 million a little less. We did the same thing in China, okay? So that happened in 2020. We were actually being made by the COVID and there was a big lockdown in China. It took many months and things going back to normal. But we bought the assets of our former distributor in China, having a direct sales force to Chinese farmers. And in the first half of 2021, we already had sales just in China, worth about a million dollars. Wow, that's impressive. Yep. So just take these two factors where we've taken ourselves from being a company who was predominantly wholesale and in two countries in the world, we are now selling directly to the farmers which has two things. One, it increases our sales, but it also increases substantially across margins. And therefore, the company became profitable on an EBITDA level in the first half of 2021. Huge breakthrough for you guys. Congratulations on reaching profitability and EBITDA positive and incredible revenue growth. Now, I have another question for you. You recently opened up and you talked a little bit about it, subsidiaries in Canada and China. Do you see waterways opening up more subsidiaries in other regions? And if so, where might those be? Again, these are forward-looking statements and I can't make predictions, but we've certainly targeted North America as one of our major growth factors. And I think we would like to see us having a substantial operations in the coming years in the United States, which is predominantly the largest irrigation market in the world. We can discuss California and the whole West part of the US which became arid. They need ASAP to use much better irrigation systems than flood irrigation. The Hoover Dam has, Lake Mead have gone dry at like half. I saw a picture on TV about a month ago. So we see a huge potential in the American market and we're actually seeking to go there as well. Other parts of the world which we seek to grow in are also central in South America. Wow. That's a lot of potential growth. What are the future catalysts or main growth drivers that investors can look forward to for waterways technology? Okay, so the first thing is the market, okay? Water is becoming scarce, weather is changing. We're all reading this in the news. This is coming very, very quickly to the farming industry and to growing crops. And everybody everywhere in the world is looking to have more efficient ways to grow crops because there's simply not enough water to irrigate crops around the world. Global weather warming has made changes in the weather, become very, very current. And we see huge demand in better irrigation ways. It's also much green. You don't want to absorb water in some of the projects we do or you actually want to drink water. And we've gained a lot of experience which is one of the major growth factors in handling small and mid-sized irrigation projects where the big companies from the world are not always interested in them. And that's also one of the three growth factors. Now the sales in the Canadian subsidiary have grown substantially. Congratulations on that. Does Waterways plan to open up more sales subsidiaries abroad? Abroad as if outside of Israel. Outside of Canada. Outside of Canada.  Okay, so we have Canadian sub. And as I said, we may have an American sub. We have already a Chinese subsidiary and sure, we'll try to open additional subsidiaries around the world. Now your average volume dramatically has spiked over the last three months. What would you attribute this to? Is it the growing revenue? Have you guys been doing more advertising? Why would you say that so much interest is coming into Waterways technologies right now? Knowledge and know-how, mainly, okay? So, you know, we're a little bit in the capital equipment business. So the sales cycle is pretty long on one hand. But on the other hand, once you're in somewhere, they don't take you out anymore. So I'll give an example of a country where we're very active and is probably about 25% of our sales in the first half of 2021, which is Uzbekistan, to everybody it sounds like, you know, nowhere. But Uzbekistan, the government there has decided that they wanna have cotton, growing cotton as one of their key crops. And we're looking for technology, mainly from Israel, but not only to get a much better way of irrigating, better way and cost saving way to irrigate cotton. And we did a small project in 2019, or the beginning of 2020, which was extremely successful for growing cotton. And because it was so successful, we were able to win a much larger, a $4 million, actually it's five in Canadian, a $4 million contract, which we execute in the first half of 2021. And, you know, this is successful. So we, this is just natural. Now, when somebody is very satisfied of what you who are done, he'll take you also in the next coming years. We see that almost in any territory where we are active. We saw that in Canada, 2020 was, I think we had probably $4 million of sales in 2020 in Canada. We're only with that number in the first half of 2021 because people were happy with us. We gave them excellent knowledge. We saved money to the farmer and very good service. Now, Israel has become an industry hub for agricultural technology with around 400 plus agri-tech startups. Can you tell our viewers why this is happening so much in Israel? Very, very, you know, it's a very easy answer. Okay. Israel, the area of Israel is 22 square kilometers. 22,000 square kilometers. I don't know how that's probably, I don't know, it's probably times 10 square feet or something like that. So we're very small and 500 kilometers from the north to the south. And where I live, the width of the country is 15 kilometers. So it's shorter than Bathurst Street. Okay. Wow. Okay. And we're a very small land of that part, of that land, about 60% is desert. Okay. Okay. And when agriculture started, there was very, very few water in Israel. And we had our boycotts and all kinds of political stuff which I don't want to talk about right now, but we had to develop a way to feed our population. And because there was so little water and so little land, we had to develop from the time the company started very effective methods of both growing irrigating crops. And it's an industry which has been there for tens of years. And because we're so successful and the agriculture industry invested into R&D and we can see today that in the smart, the total irrigation business worldwide, about $20 billion American, so let's say 25 billion Canadian, the smart irrigation portion of that, which about $3.5 to $4 billion, is about 80% dominated by Israeli companies. And that is a sector, that is our core competence, our core knowledge, bringing smart irrigation, smart ways to utilize water and fertilizers to irrigate crops. It's incredible what you guys have been doing and it's really impressive. And the key right now for us is to understand the margin. So what type of margins do you receive on your projects? And what can investors expect longer? So our margins I have to admit are relatively low to say other sectors, but these are the margin and irrigation business. So we have about 20 to 25% margins as the company grows and we sell more direct to the farmer and not use distributors, we can expect higher margins from the companies in 2022. Saying that if we take away in the first half of 2021, if we take away, we did a capital raise, maybe we'll discuss that in a second, but we were actually in the first six months of 2021, both cash flow positive and on an EBITDA level, we had about an 8 to 9% margin on sales of $12 million. So we generated profits of about a million, link in $18 in the first half of the year. And I hope we'll be seeing profits from the company in the next four years as well. Very good. Does waterways plan to get into manufacturing or to continue signing distribution agreements? Like you guys did with AMIAD water systems. Right. That's a tough question to answer. I think strategically we would want to do, once we're making up sales, we would want to have manufacturing capabilities, but I think that's still down the road. Okay. Now those are the questions that I had. One of the questions I wanted to kind of get into a little bit is, could you just give the people that are watching that are learning about waterways technologies for the first time a brief overview on exactly what you guys do? Okay. Okay. So in a very simple manner, okay?  So first of all, our focus is on high yield crops, okay? And whether you grow it in an open field or you grow it in a greenhouse, anywhere in the world, crops need to be irrigated. So the most popular way to irrigate crops are in what is called flood irrigation, which means that you just spray the whole field with some water or you let rainfall irrigate the crops which is another way, of course. And that is good for some crops. For most crops, it's not. And high yield crops, the economics of selling high yield crops can substantiate a better way to invest in irrigation. So instead of taking and flooding the field with water or spraying it with water, the way we operate is we put hoses with little holes in them that actually carry the water from a water source and drip the water as really drips the water, including the fertilizer, fertilizers that we use directly to the root of the crop. Now that has two effects. You control the amount of water that the plant is getting, not too much and not too little. Of course, you use, I don't know, probably 5% of the amount of water that you would use in flood irrigation. And you also bring the fertilizers, the fertilizers together with the water to the root of the plant. So it's probably the most sophisticated way not only to irrigate but only to also fertilize the crop. And that results not only in saving water but actually the crops themselves, you get much more crops on a designated area of the field than you would do with flood irrigation. So it's not only saving water, it's giving the farmer much larger yield than any other irrigation way. Wow, it's absolutely game changer. Now when I think about all the different companies we interview, we literally interview hundreds of companies. I can't think of another company, Ronnie, that has more revenue and a lower share price. So for investors that are watching, I still believe you guys are very undervalued, extremely under-exposed, extremely under-appreciated. Being at 24 cents today and doing 12 million in revenue and EBITDA positive for the first half of this year, if you guys can maintain that, you guys are gonna do $24 million in sales for a stock that's sitting at 24 cents. Now, typically, and this is always a little different, it depends on your share structure and your share structure is pretty reasonable, about 137 million, correct? It was 100 million up to the private placement we did in July, which was oversubscribed. We were able to raise $4.4 million in a very short period because investors really liked what they saw. I mean, it was at 12 cents at the time, which was the market price. So they're all probably happy investors. So we grew actually from 100 million to 137 million. And you're right, because we have a lot of investors who are long-term and I hope those are right now happy investors. And yes, I think the stock is undervalued tremendously. I mean, we're trading at about one or one and a half time sales. I mean, how many companies at all on the venture are profitable? I don't think there's a lot. Very few. Like I said, I interviewed hundreds of companies and there's very few that are at your price that are making even one million a year, let alone 10 million a year or 12 million a year, or you guys are on pace for 24 million. Now, when you do see companies that are priced lower but have this type of revenue, typically they have a lot of shares. So there's a lot of dilution. So that's why the price goes down, but you guys have a reasonable share structure. So you don't have a dilution problem. You've got money in the bank. And I believe when we talk last, you guys have no debt. Is that correct? No, we did have debt. The company was financed for years by Israeli banks. We have a lot of credit lines from Israeli banks. Actually, what's going to happen now that does credit. Our debt is going down, of course, because we raised money. We have probably now four million dollars in the bank. And by the way, the way we look at it, the private placement was with units where each investor got a share and a warrant. The warrant to be exercised at 18 cents, which is already in the money if you wish. So we really think that going forward, the company will have, if those warrants are exercised, it's probably another seven million dollars or so, or eight million dollars, or maybe seven, maybe seven, which means we'll have sources of about altogether about 11 million dollars. And we're not going to let that cash only sit in the bank. That's not how we operate. So that money is going to drive our sales and probably drive some acquisitions in the future. Fantastic. That's very exciting. If there was anything you wanted to share with our viewers that are going to be watching today, both live, and then once this video is done, we'll be sharing it all over social media about waterways technologies. What would it be? I think is that besides that we're a good and growing company, we're also doing good to the world, okay? So we're a company that is a green company. We're using water in a most efficient way. I haven't discussed the fact that some of our revenue comes from Africa. So we're actually also doing very good in third world countries, also in South America. So we're a green company. We're doing good to the world. We have a lot of values in the company because of that. And we're also in the field that has picking up. I mean, people are looking today at Actex. They're looking at water because everybody understands that there is a huge problem in the world. And the companies who are in this field are going to be very successful. We are living in a world now where you need to look for investments, in my opinion, that people use every day. This is what I always talk about. I like to invest in things that I use. If I use Amazon, buy Amazon. If I use Visa, buy Visa. If I use Facebook, buy Facebook. And when you think about that and you look at those companies, they've all been huge successes. Everybody uses water. We drink water. Our bodies are built with water. So without water, we are not going to exist. So in my opinion, what you guys are doing, just like you said, is good and important for humanity. I'm excited to see you guys grow. I do believe you're extremely undervalued, underappreciated, underexposed. Congratulations to all of your success so far, Ronnie. Congratulations to investors all over the world who've been able to take advantage of this undervalued, small-cap company which is making a lot of money, guys. Even though they're only at 24 cents, we're talking about a company doing 12 million in half a year.  That's not really a small company. That's much bigger than most small companies. So I really believe people need to put water waste technologies on the radar, put it on their watch list, keep this on alert, guys. The symbol in Canada, WWT. The symbol in America, W-W-T-I-F. And thank you for joining us today. The active director and board member of Water Waste Technologies, Ronnie Jagerman. Thank you for joining us today, Ronnie. Thank you very much for hosting me today. It's really a pleasure to be here. I also thank everybody in the West Coast for coming up early and listening to us. So thank you very well. And it's the beginning of the Jewish New Year. So to our Jewish audience, I say Shanatova. Next week is Jewish Russia Shanatova. Fantastic. Well, hopefully everybody enjoys their holidays. And here in Canada, we're going into Labor Day long weekend, same with the United States. So a big long weekend coming. So thank you guys for watching. If you're not winning, you're definitely not watching. We brought your Water Waste Technologies first. It's been a big winner. Congratulations to investors. But I truly believe this is a story that is just getting started. Now, I must remind everyone that Rich TV Live is strictly for information and education purposes. Please do your due diligence. Do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about or discuss here in Rich TV Live. However, in saying that, our track record is very, very good. We've been able to identify early-stage companies, in my opinion, as good, if not better, than anyone else on the planet. And this is one of those companies that everyone needs to be aware of. Water Waste Technologies. Put it on your radar. Put it on your watch list. This is Rich from Rich TV Live with Ronnie Yeagerman, active board member and director of Water Waste Technologies. Another big winner. It's up over 100% since our first interview. And let's do this again, Ronnie. And hopefully next time we do this, you guys will be up another 100%. Who knows, you know. Thank you, Ronnie. You both did great work. Thank you, Steve, my friend. And thank you guys for watching. This is Rich from Rich TV Live, and we're out. Have a nice day, everybody. And happy holidays. Thank you.


You made some great comments Freedom Family that I will spotlight today, starting with Feared Gaming. He wrote, I use Camtasia 9 and these add-on formats don't work, could we get an MP4 option please? Look at that bell icon, that's an example of the video factory assets that Feared Gaming is talking about. Click that I to see all of the ones we currently have for you. And my answer was, we need to use MOV to support transparency. MOV does not support 8-bit alpha channels or transparency. Just install QuickTime, the link to QuickTime and to all the video assets including that little bell icon animation is down there in the description below. You can also check them out on the shiny Freedom Dashboard GFX team page. Just scroll down past all the GFX assets to see the brand new video factory section that we will be growing very soon. MOVlogs and Lana Rose fans wrote, but it's not free free, I think you just meant free. He's talking about the channel editor that lets you create your YouTube banner that I said was free, click that I to see that video. And it actually is free, you can pay for more advanced features, but the free version lets you create a nice YouTube channel banner without even creating an account on FOTOR.com. He said, but there is a watermark and actually there is no watermark unless you choose a template from their library that comes with the photo watermark. Let me show you what I mean. Here is FOTOR.com and as you can see I'm not signed in, simply click the YouTube channel art and the link to all this is down there in the description below. You can skip all the tutorials and if you pick a template you can start customizing it right away. This is George's summer. Then you give it a name, me, and you click save. It will create a JPEG PNG or PDF of your channel banner with the right dimensions. Now you can see there is no watermark, it is a clean banner for your channel. You can also upload your custom images by clicking that button, dragging the image into the screen where you can resize it, do whatever you like, rotate. It's pretty cool, lots of options. Now for the watermark comment, if you choose one of these templates that does have the FOTOR watermark, see, there it is. These are the ones you want to avoid if you don't like to see their watermark. Thomas criticized us saying, be warned, if you use this and leave freedom, you will receive a copyright strike. As I wrote, that is a lie. We would never give a copyright strike for using assets while you are with freedom, why would he say such a thing? To be crystal clear, if you use anything while partnered with freedom that you have licensed to, like music, like video factory assets, like music factory tracks, like position music, like epidemic sound, like audio micro and the list goes on, if you use anything from freedom and you leave, all of those videos will remain safe, monetized, with no issues and definitely no strikes. However, once you leave freedom, you're not allowed to upload new videos using position music, epidemic sound, music factory, video factory, and all the things that we provide for you while you're a freedom partner. We never give strikes, even for using assets without permission after you leave freedom. The worst that will happen is you will lose monetization on the videos you're using those assets on without permission after you leave. I hope this helps clarify this misunderstanding, Thomas. If you have questions or issues to report, simply email support at freedom.tm and we will resolve your problem as soon as possible. What tools do you use for YouTube? Muffin Queen wrote, I use the things below for editing, filmora, Wondershare.com, for making PNGs, Luna Pick, and for making thumbnails and banners, Pixlr. The links to all three are down there in the description below. Silver Prince wrote, I use Gimp and OBS. The links to those two are also down there in the description below. I encourage all of you to try these tools to see if they are better than what you are currently using. YouTube is a journey. It's all about improving. Every video should be better than the one before. And share your video with your friends. Get feedback and your audience will tell you in the comments what they like and don't like. Listen to those comments and keep improving. That's how we all grow together as a family, which is the spirit of freedom. Now let's feature one of your deserving videos from this list behind me. Didn't submit your video? Click the link down there to submit your best video for a chance to get promoted on The George Show just like this. Here is a video, Tips and Tricks for Zombs.io. What's that? This video is by Alexander Jackson talking about all the tips on how to play Zombs.io better. He starts with just the basics, the shortcuts which many people don't know. Then he talks about where to find your base. Now Zombs.io is a free to play online game like Slither. You just have to go to the website and the link is down there in the description below as well as to this tutorial video, which I encourage you to watch before playing the game. Otherwise you will be lost as I was when I first started playing the game. These are 11 great tips to make sure you get started on the right foot. Thank you, Alexander Jackson, for sharing this video. 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Hello people of the internet, my name is Johnny, and welcome to pizza party. It's pizza time. I am excited and nervous at the same time because if all these YouTube thumbnails and tatters are true, I think I might know what's gonna happen but I'm gonna pretend like I have no clue and jump into it. Oh boy. Teleport pull trigger. Alright. Don't be late and then I've got a flashlight. Alright then. I don't really like the sound of this. This. Oh my god. Wait, wait. Hold on. Do you trust me? Not really. Okay. It's the original game. That's pretty cool. This. Alright. Fine. Okay. So it obviously wants me to go that way but I really want to go that way. Oh no. Oh god. Was there something in there? Find the path. This way? Question mark. Find the path. Are you lost? I mean, I guess. Are you lost? Some papers? Oh my god. I have to try every single one of these doors? Oh no. I don't like that. Home. It's okay. So this is obviously do. Celebrate party here. Come here. Alright. You're... I don't like that. Huh. Huh. Oh. Okay. Oh god. No, no, no. No, no, no. Am I safe? No. Oh my god. Oh my god. What if I have a... No. Chocolate. Alright. This is obviously trying to lure kid and vanilla. I'm... I'll be honest here. I really like vanilla. I... I prefer it over chocolate. Like I didn't even see you. Alright. I'm gonna go that way. There's so many places to explore. And there's no way I'm gonna be able to get through all them. Alright. I'm gonna go this way. Oh, I'm back here. Alright then. I guess I'll go this way this time. I honestly didn't explore everything over there. Sorry I don't know what it is. That's Foxy's place. That is the FNAF 1 place. So I can't go there anymore. Am I supposed to try every single route? Alright. So I went that way. Let's go this way. Three. Oh, there's a coin. That's helpful. So that's what... I think that was coin 28 I think I have. I really want to try all the way down there. The music has stopped. I don't like that. Is there a time limit? Am I supposed to find this thing in time? Oh boy. I did find a coin. That was good. Alright. I gotta go fast then. I gotta explore everything super fast. Alright. Let's go that way. Alright. Alright. Alright. Oh there was a time limit because it says don't be late. Alright. Let's try here. I'm been here. Let's try... Okay. Sure. Let's try that way. That door. I haven't been down here. This looks like sister location. This is sister location. Um, exit, exit. These all look like exits but that one has tape around it. So I'm gonna go to that one obviously. Oh awesome. More puppet. I didn't go this way. So I'm gonna head this way. Um, we're back here. I did go that way. So I'm gonna go this way. And now we're back here. So, uh, I'm gonna try going this way. Um, I haven't been here. This is a new location I think. Is it? I don't know. It's so hard. Ah man. Alright. So here. And let's try all the way down there. If I've been here, I have. I can't go in the vent. I'm gonna try back here. Um, I'm definitely gonna die again. Oh my god. Where? Here. And then I'm here. Let's try back here. Oh my god. This is where. Oh cool. Hi. How are you? Do you trust me? No. No. No. Alright. Oh, so I can go this way. Oh but I don't want to go this way. Alright. Let's go chocolate this time. I'm back here. Are you kidding me? Ugh. I'm out of here. I was looped back. Was that plus trap? I don't know where I'm supposed to go. Oh, I can't go back, can I? And I did get another coin though. I'm back here. Where I'm supposed to go? Oh, uh, pepperonis cheese. Hold on. Plain cheese. Ah, that looked great. And then, yeah, so I know what. I did look up a guide. DJ Storf. Link down below. Yeah, there's no way I could figure this out on my own. So go watch DJ Storf's videos. Link down below. Oh, nice. Oh, thanks for the. Thanks for the headspring, Bonnie. Yeah. Oh, look at you guys all friendly. Oh, nice. There's a tape. Ah, ah, no. Ha, ha, ha, boxy. I don't know where Freddy is. Let's party, let's party, let's party. You have a friend. Oh, the cupcake's wearing a hat. That's so cute. I guess I'll follow him. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, Fazbear Entertainment would like you to put your hands together for the one, the only, the only, only, only. Ha, ha, ha, ha. What the? Hello, welcome. Welcome, welcome, one and all to Freddy Fat- That's it? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, stop. Everyone stop. This can't be it. Hey, Braden, we got him in there. Excuse me, can I have everyone's attention? Phone guy, phone guy, hand unit. Freddy, Alex A, Alex Bac, Becky's Bac, Andy's Bac. Oh, special thanks, director. Oh, look at all these people lying in gates here. Sony, helping them out with the PSVR. I don't like this ending. You might be wondering if you missed anything, or if there's anything left to see. Who is? So just take my word for it. You didn't miss anything. You lied to me, Andy. We're looking forward to a fresh start with you now that we've all had a good laugh at these tall tales. And now that you realize that Fazbear Entertainment is a safe, family-friendly brand with no skeletons in our closet. He's lying. So goodbye for now. And we'll see you on the toy aisle. Bye-bye. On the toy aisle. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. Oh, no. No, no, no, no. Take care now. Take care now. That's not it. That's not it. That's not it. That's not it. No. Is that... Okay, we got the gallery. I'm gonna do that. But first, we're only missing one coin and one tape. We gotta play this. Hello. You don't know me.  Now, I fear that those logs are being used as a Trojan horse. If you are unable to abandon development, hide all traces of these logs that I've created. I fear that finding them and reassembling them will also reassemble the very thing I've tried so desperately to destroy. It's him. All right. We are missing that one final tape and one final coin. And he's here. He's still here. But I know we don't have everything in Perenn's camera, but I wanna check out the gallery because this is something I'm excited to see and I've not... I've not looked at this. Whoa. Don't have any menu. Wait. No, we actually get to see all the models? Oh, that's awesome. Ready? Bonnie. Look at that curtain animation. That's awesome. Oh, look at him. Look at you. Oh, my God. Yep, his guitar. Cheeker. Oh, wait, you. Cheeker? Nice. Nice. Oh, my God. Foxy. I am gonna go through all of them. I don't like seeing Torichika with her eyes, but without her beak. Oh, my God. Foxy, you're looking sane. Oh, my God. Ennered. Check out him. It's weird how it goes. Oh, wait. It's probably in alphabetical order, isn't it? Oh, my God. It's so good. I love this so much. Mangle. I'm excited to see Mangle in full 3D. Ho. Yeah. What is that? Is that a tail? No, that's terrifying. Toy Freddy. I'm not gonna rotate all of them. I just want to see what most of them just look like. Oh, man. He's creepy. They don't follow you, which is good. Toy Bonnie. Hey, it's the final coin. We have all the coins now. All right, now I gotta think to check all these drawers. Oh, hey, look. Nice. That's good. The final tape. That's the final tape. All right, we gotta remember to watch that. Or listen to it. Why can't I close this? This is a very... Okay, that was weird. Does Toy Bonnie have a tail if he does? And it's freaking enormous. Torichika. That's a really... So, on the back of Mango, that is a tail. That's cool. Oh, my God. That is terrifying. That is terrifying. BB. It is a little bit upsetting that not every character is in this game, but, honestly, this is awesome. Oh, my God. He's so short. I didn't expect him to be that short. All right, puppet. Man, this is great. I love this so much. This is such a good... Oh, my God. Such a good, like, extras menu. Oh, my God. Why isn't your mask fully attached to your face? I don't really like that, right? Plus, Trap. I'm going a bit slow, but, honestly, I just want to take this all in because this game is awesome. Oh, my God. He's even off his chair. That is creepy. That is creepy. Yeah, I want to take my time with this. And, of course, I am gonna have a long monologue at the end of this video talking about how awesome this game was because it is amazing. I like how long Nightmarion's head is. It's like, blah. Yeah, it is pretty like blood, isn't it, guys? Oh, my God. They truly did make the fun time character six feet tall. God, that is crazy. My nose is itchy. Now is not the time. All right, fun time foxy. Again, this game is unbelievable. Look at the textures on her. Him. It. It's so good. I love this game so much. And I'm so excited that I have so many more ideas with this game. That is an awesome scene right there, seeing him with Bonnet and Bon Bon. Like, look at the textures on the drawer. You're telling me that this game does not have good textures? I'm not in the center at all. I don't know how long I was like that. But the wooden tech, it's so good. They even like chipped off some of the paint. Oh, my God. I just love it so much. All right. All right. All right. Oh, my God. Fred, there you are.  I don't want to look at you anymore. All right. My least favorite characters. The Plush Babies. God dang the Plush Babies. Oh, look how many there are. They're so weird. I hate them, but I love them at the same time. Lolbit. And I don't like really commentating over these very much. I'm just like, oh, my God. Those are so cool. And then just going past. But honestly, you got to admit, even if you're not a fan of Five Nights at Freddy's, this game was incredible. All right. Nightmare BB. Fun to talk about. I mean Lolbit. Awesome. Nightmare BB. Terrifying as always. Even in FNAF World, it's got kind of make him cute. Also, my guy, what is with that?  He's got a weird lump there. Springtrap. And then we got some Endoskeletons. Man, people are going to be excited to have the model for you, aren't they? Nice. Nice. I wish I was good with the modeling stuff. I would love to have these character models. All right, Endoskeleton. Looking pretty, pretty creepy. All the wires coming off the top of its head. I love this Endoskeleton so much. And I know it's such a notey thing to say, but that looks awesome. I don't know who's Endoskeleton this is. I'm guessing it's like Nightmare Fredbear or someone's. But like, oh my God. That looks like the same pose as Nightmare Fredbear. Let me double check that. Kind of claws reaching out. Yep, I'm pretty sure that's him. It's even got the same colored eyes. So that is Nightmare Fredbear's Endoskeleton. All right, the Freddolls now. I really hope they update this game to have more features. All right, the Freddolls are looking terrifying. They even have the pillows behind them. And they are updating this game if you guys are wondering. I haven't addressed it in a video just because they haven't released anything about it. But they are updating the game sometime this week. So that is good. And then all the plushies. What a great way to end the gallery with all of the plushies. Look at all them. Oh my God, even the Nightmare on one looks cute. How did they manage to do that? It was a hair on my nose and it's so itchy. All right, that's it, right? We got all the coins. We got all the tapes. We've got to listen to that final tape. Yeah, 30, 30 coins. Hey, you are looking pretty close. All right, tapes, tapes, tapes, tapes, tapes. Final tape. What is it going to hold? What is the secret behind tapes 16? There is a way to kill it. It wants to escape. To escape through someone. No. Someone plugged into this game. No. That's you now. No. Uh-uh. I don't like that. I just felt the switch. But I made so much progress. Oh my God, I don't like the sound of that. Wait, I'm going to see what happens when I have all the coins. Oh my God, it's even gone. Okay, what do I do when I have all the coins? Let me... I don't want to see it like walk up to me. I don't like the sound of that. All right, all right, all right. No showtime. Prize counter. I still got to buy all the stuff for this. Or get all the stuff. Because we still have plushies. We still have loads of action figures. We do have all the food. Almost all the toys. I don't know about the heads, but that... Exotic butters. Hey, I can eat it. What do I do? Oh my God. I thought I could pick up the whole thing. Where did that butter go? I mean, all for one. Oh no, my butters. My butters. I've spilled my butters. Ow! I've dropped my butters. This button. I do know about this button. And if you're wondering, it does nothing. But it will do something, hopefully. Anyways, now I've just got to wait for him to come for me. I still... I still, you know... I don't feel safe here. I don't know if he will approach me. Or I don't know if that's something that's just going to happen in a later installment. But yeah. You do get the exotic butters for getting all 30 coins. Anyways, it's he. He's gone. Alright then. There is a way to kill a... I play this tape again, and they exit out. Is it gonna... Is it gonna... HO! You want to merge or something? You want to do like some fusion? Just... Come on. Join in. I know you want to. I know you want to leave. I don't know what I do with him. You want to hold hands? You want to... You want to be friends? We can be friends. Why can't we be friends? Alright, I don't know what I do with you. Do something! I'm not done with you yet. I thought I was done, but I was not. So basically what happened is I got that ending. I messed around with it for a little bit thinking that there was something more, but I couldn't find anything. So I stopped the video. I ended it. I ended it all together. I finished editing it. And then...  I was ready to relax for the rest of the night. I was watching Ape and Prine do action to the ending. And it turns out I missed an ending. So now I gotta go back into the game and get it. So basically all I have to do is push loads of buttons. Hi, Helpy. Alright. I need to somehow activate this guy again. I'm pretty sure you gotta press like this, which is what I was doing, but it didn't really work for me. So... I gotta try and do it. Alright, here we are. Here we are. Here we are. You know what? I remember why it didn't work. You have to wait till the very end. Yeah. There is a way to kill it. So let me just try that again. It's gonna show up. Nope. It can be a little bit annoying to make him show up again because there's no real way to do it. There is a way to kill it. So I just really go... I just go in the tape room, play the tape for a few seconds, and then exit back out. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't. I could probably just restart the entire game. There is a way to kill it. But that... It won't... No. Because last time I did that, my audio cut out, as you guys saw. Come on. I want this ending. I want it. I don't know what it is, but God brought Ryan to a lock. And I've never seen that. There is a way to kill it. So I'm really, really excited for it. Come on. Help me. I need you to help me out here. Literally. Do your job and help me. Just make him spawn. They lied to us. They lied to all of us. They lied to us. They... Alright. Here we go. Here we go. The very end and then he hit it Like NOW I think. Oh, it was too late. Dang it. Dang it, dig it, dig it, dig it. Ugh, it was close though. I think that I was on the right track. So I got to do that like once he reaches out his hand. I got to do that. Alright. Alright. Do it again. Do it again. Alright, take... They lied to us. They lied to all of us. Every single one of us. Everyone. it's just terrible ah come on come on come on come on come on i i need this i need it the drawers have been emptied out someone was here mason's whining he's not happy hi can you get me the ending come on oh i did it all right what do i do now oh my god all right um i'm sorry who and why are you kidding me that help me what is this crap is that that it that's it that's it that it that's it that's uh that that okay uh sure is that it it uh oh my god i still don't have a show time i have a giant what i do with you honk honk hey you gotta help me you want this i don't want it i don't for the fact i don't want that is he like in the gallery now the nope um that's it that's uh that's all i get just just a shush i get shushed that's what i get that's what i get i get shushed in a spring trap plushie which um i don't want you i don't like you all right can i like that's it button let me try that so things missing but is that it is that really it that's that's where it ends no nothing all right then um sure i mean it seems like it's gone oh it's not 12 do i have like a secret tape secret no secret tape um is that just it i'm locked outside or i'm locked inside or someone someone's something someone's something all right anyways that's it i guess now all we have left to do is get everything in the prize counter all the plushies or we're missing a few loads of action figures we have all the food we're missing one more toy and other than that we're just gonna wait for another patch nice um i mean i'm fine with the plush thing let me just quickly get it again hold on come on come on come on hi pretty you look cool yeah i'm fine with this guy he's cool i don't know what i'm gonna be able to do with it but it's cool and that is it for help wanted like i said the only thing we have to do now is get everything in the prize counter and then we are fully done with this game don't worry that's not it for help wanted i have loads more ideas i want to do with this game i'm not gonna say any of them just yet and i do have some theories that i want to work on and eventually make into proper fnaf theory videos like what i did with the fnaf theory asking if this was canon or not which out of everything it was canon because it was made by fazbear entertainment and it's official in the universe so i guess the only thing i forgot the only thing i didn't take into account in that theory was the existence of a meta game but that's it that's that is fnaf help wanted that's it those are all the endings so far those are mini games that is complete everything pizza party i'm sure it's gonna be there the exact same and what we get in return is a spring bonnie clutchy bonnie but i'm fine with that honestly i had a lot i had really fun time playing this game and like i said it's not over i still have loads of ideas and i'm excited to execute those and i'm excited to research for theories so look out for those and that's it thanks for what what did i hit showtime yeah they gotta had showtime so yeah definitely one more episode getting everything that press counter that may take a while and then once they release a new update adding showtime the thing with the uh the boto basket is on it but i'm gonna have to come back to this game for that but for now like i said five other times that's it for help wanted so i i love this game so much it's by far one of my favorite games period and i'm so thankful that i was able to play it by myself without having to react to someone else watch it because this truly is a game you have to experience yourself it's so good and the endings they're meaningful and they still leave you hanging for a bit of mystery but yeah this game is incredible if you have the opportunity check it out it's awesome it's only 30 bucks which for VR game is pretty decent most VR games cost about the same and the and it's highly worth it it's unbelievable i love this game so much yeah that's it thank you everyone so much for watching and happy or helpful wanted it's not over but for now that is it so i've kind of done the outro like five times but thank you everyone so much for watching i'll see you all on the flip side goodbye


Hey, this is Brett and this 2018 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Laramie Limited is stock number 14456Z. I'm here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. You're new and used, heavy duty truck and Ram headquarters. I am super excited to go around this 2018 Ram today because this is probably one of the most expensive Ram's that you could buy in 2018. And it is in pristine condition and I'm really excited to go all the way around it. It has the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel. It's paired up with a six speed 68 RFE automatic transmission. It does have the heavy duty snow plow prep package, fifth wheel and goose neck prep package as well and had close to an $80,000 MSRP on the original window sticker. This truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. It has four brand new tires and it is 100% ready to go. And like I said, I'm super excited to go all the way around because I don't think you're gonna find as nice of a 2018 Laramie Limited as this one. And that's exactly what I'm gonna do in this video. Go all the way around inside underneath, start it up, take a look under the hood, show you all the options, give you the most accurate representation that I can of the vehicle. Brilliant black crystal pearls colored. Now if you like the video, subscribe to the YouTube channel, click the bell notifications, get updates on the videos I do each and every day as well as having access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds in YouTube and stay updated by clicking the bell notifications to all of our ever changing and vast inventory here at Summit Automotive. This one comes with the 20 inch painted alloy wheels with the chrome pockets. It has Firestone Transforce AT tires. These are LT28560R20s. They are brand new. They still have the knobs on them and four brand new tires all the way around frame and underbody is in really nice condition. This is a one owner clean title history. It's always been owned in Minnesota or Michigan, but it is a one owner clean car facts, front fenders in excellent condition. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. Projector lamp headlamps, LED running lights and the factory fog lights. It does have the front bumper parking sensors as well. No major dents or dings on there. And you get the chrome trimmed grill with the RAM lettering there. The hood is in fantastic condition as well. I didn't see any dents or dings on that. And the passenger side front fender is in very nice condition as well. Passenger side front wheel, no major scuffs or scrapes. That tire is brand new as well. Brilliant black crystal pearls, got a lot of metal flake in it. Some purple, some greens, some teals. Really a cool color, even some blues in there. And as you go down this side of this 2018 RAM 2500, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you're far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. Now if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheel is in excellent condition as well, no scuffs or scrapes. And the back tires have just as much tread as the front tires. Frame and underbody looks really good, other than a little bit on the welds there, which is pretty common for a Minnesota truck. It has all the remaining factory exhaust, so it hasn't been altered in any way. Like I said, other than by the welds, frame looks really good. Lower rockers and cab corners are absolutely perfect and you get the color match painted step bars. Passenger side box, you get the fender flares on there, no dents or dings on there. Coming around to the back, the rear bumpers in great shape. Has the backup parking sensors, the rear bumper step and full towing package, which includes the receiver hitch four pin and seven pin wiring. The tailgate is in excellent condition as well. Get that ram stamp on there with the limited chrome trim piece. Access soft roll up tonneau cover, I didn't see any rips or tears on that, that's in really nice condition as well. Comes with a sprained bed liner, the fifth wheel and goose neck prep package. You get seven pin wiring back here and you also have LED bed lights. 2018 was the first year that they had the button for those lights on this heavy duty trucks and that sprained bed liner goes onto the tailgate and it shuts nice and solidly. Coming around to the driver's side, just as clean as that passenger's side, no major dents or dings on there. And for full disclosure, this back wheel is in excellent shape as well. That tire, brand new too. Down the rest of the side of the truck, cab and doors all look really good. Didn't see any dents, didn't see any dings, just a really, really nice truck. Has the heated fold up tomias, they have built in directional signals, they fold up like so and in like that. Has the enter and go system. Take a quick look at the back seats. This is my favorite part of the limited package is this interior. You get the black leather with the gray piping, the power sliding rear window with the built in rear defrost. You get the stitching on the seats there as well. No rips, no tears. This truck's never been smoked in.  Nice got muddy boots or tools, put them on there, you're not gonna get your seats dirty or if you got pets, put both sides down. They got a nice flat place to lay and they won't get your seats dirty. It does come with a receiver hitch reducer, you get the all-weather limited floor mats back here. In-floor storage with removable bins for easy cleaning. Put ice and drinks in there.  And then you get your heated seat buttons which it heats it on the outboard sides and then a 12 volt power point. You get these saddle bag looking backs to the front seats and these seats go down like so. Child safety locks on the back doors and the inside and bottoms of the doors all look fantastic on this truck. This back rocker panel looks great too. Show you the vid and sticker. No previously owned in Canada trucks here.  No rips, no tears on there. Has the power driver seat with lumbar and memory driver seat. Factory all-weather floor mat up front, auto headlamps, power pedals, tilt, steering wheel, power windows locks, mirrors. You get the leather bolster and the wood grain trim on there. And these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides so that you know that both sides are working properly. Hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this one has to offer on the interior. You get the limited animation on there and that special limited instrument cluster. You get the seven inch LCD display, digital spinometer, trip bay, outside temp, current mileage, fuel range, all that good stuff and everything's configurable on there. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. It does come with the heated leather wrapped and wood grain trimmed steering wheel. Cruise controls on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left, audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. There's your shifter for that six speed, 68 RFE automatic transmission. This one has the 8.4 4C radio, does have AM FM and serious XM radio capabilities. It also has the factory navigation system. There is highway 41, so that is working nicely. Something you always want to check on these 2018s radios to make sure that the navigation system is working properly. Once again, AM FM and serious XM radios. Here you're heated and cooled seat buttons as well as your heated steering wheel controls. Your backup camera, which you can see is working nice. And then you get a cargo cam. So if the tonneau cover wasn't there, you can see what's going on inside the bed of the truck. Then you get your climate controls here, including the dual climate controls, all your different apps. This one does have projection manager. You can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. We did a demo on Android Auto with an 8.4. If you want to check that out, that's in the upper right hand part of the screen. This one does have the Alpine premium sound system. The wood grain trim up here, turned out four wheel drive, factory brake controller. This one does have the alternate trailer height. So it has the rear airbag suspension. I did miss that. I guess I can go show you that real quick. Stability control, tow haul, factory exhaust brake, front and rear parking sensors, more tactile volume for heated and cooled seat buttons and heated steering wheel controls. You get this wood grain trimmed slider there. Cell phone holder, cup holders, keyless entry with remote start. And you get the limited badge on that center console. You also have 115 volt, 150 watt plug-in dual glove boxes with the limited badge on that top glove box and the passenger side. Floor mat and seat are in excellent condition as well, no rips or tears. Once again, smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in. You get speakers in the ceiling with that Alpine sound system and the power sunroof. Map lights and the power sign rear window controls and home link buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. Assist in nine SOS buttons. And if anything, it smells a little bit minty in here. When this truck came in, it had some mint toothpicks in it. Let me show you the rear airbag suspension I was telling you about. So get those rear airbags right there. There's levers and those levers are right there. So when you get a heavy load, it pushes up on those and it tells those rear airbags to level out the truck. So rear leveling suspension. Let's start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up, no check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today and hopefully from this HD video. You've been able to verify the quality, condition, options and of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out. Truly a time capsule. And like I said, probably one of the most expensive rams back in 2018 that you could get. Under the hood, we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine. Engine base is very clean, runs very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop as a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. Shocks are doing a great job holding that hood up. There is the emission sticker. It has four brand new tires and this truck is 100% ready to go. I would highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint. I think whoever's gonna get this one is gonna get all the options they want and a really, really nice truck. I'd ship this one anywhere, California, Texas, New York, back to Minnesota. Whoever's gonna get this one is gonna be very happy with it. 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