Waching daily Aug 2 2018

How do we judge whether a person is good or bad at first glance?

Why should we judge a person?

How does it matter if someone is good or bad?

Are we planning to settle down with that person and lead a family life?

So, don't judge anyone!

Irrespective of the person being good or bad, you should always concentrate on your duties

How does it matter to you if the person is good? Will he give you his assets?

Similarly, how does it matter if the person is bad? Will he take away your assets?

So, it is better you concentrate on your work and not judge others

The supreme almighty is seeing everyone

And will pass the judgement on his goodness/badness on the 'Judgement Day' if anything of that sort exists

Appropriate rewards or punishment will be rendered

Are we God to pass judgement on others?

Why should we judge?

Tirumular says, which is loosely translated as

"Don't see goodness or badness; every person in this world has come to experience different things and he will understand life based on their experiences."

The primary thing we should do according to Tirumular is to question ourselves whether we were useful or harmful to others?

If possible, do good. If not, don't hurt others

If possible, accumulate wealth, if not, don't accumulate debts

Leading a debtless life is an asset in today's world

So, don't judge others..

It's not only me (Siva Shankar Baba) but God himself doesn't discriminate

God is like rain - when it pours, it pours across the region without discriminating people

Similarly, we shouldn't judge others

The air we breathe doesn't discriminate to indicate that someone should get an extra lungful whereas somebody else should not

Identically, a river flows..

Anyone can bathe in it irrespective of the cast, creed, gender, etc.

A river doesn't discriminate and say someone is good, someone else is bad; one can take bad whereas the other cannot

It all boils down to the simplest thing, everyone has come on this earth to have specific experiences

One may play the role of a villain whereas the other can play the role of a hero like in the movies

In real life, the actor who plays the villain would be a hero and vice versa..

Even in the avadhuta (spiritual) cult, a person without conscience about his appearance and hygiene would wander around places

We would think them as beggars or mentally challenged, but, they are knowledgeable people who have reached great spiritual heights

Sadasiva Brahmendra, a great Saint was one of the avadhutas

Therefore, never judge anyone based on their outer physical appearance

We don't know the heights they have attained spiritually internally

Are we able to go inside his system to know his thinking to judge him as good or bad?

In samratchana, there is a song which relates to this situation

"Are you good or bad.."

Listen to this good and a meaningful song

"Do not be afraid that spirituality is a big/ difficult thing"

'Don't follow fake Gurus/Saints"

"Goal of spirituality is to understand your spirit inside you (Soul) - don't forget about this truth"

"Don't cause any mental agony to others and don't be cause of other's sufferings - this is the highest form of spirituality"

"Search within yourself whether you are spiritually evolved or not"

"If your highly evolved, look up to people in Samratchana, who are better than you and follow them"

"If you are not spiritually evolved, don't worry about it, join Samratchana and elevate yourself with the blessings of Sri Siva Shankar Baba"

"Aim to understand spirit inside you and don't just live for materialistic pleasures - this is the highest form of spirituality"

"Don't blame others for your failure"

"Success and failure are results of your efforts and emerges from you and don't blame others"

"At Samratchana, your learn to lose your pride. Your experience at this organisation will help you to be successful in other aspects of life"

"Secret of this success is Sri Siva Shankar Baba and HIS guidance. HIS mantra 'Shankaram Siva Shankaram' will be your protection"

"HE is Kailasham, HE is Vaikuntam, if we miss this opportunity, we tend to lose a lot"

"Let's conquer HIM with our love & affection and surrender to HIS lotus feet for our salvation"

For more infomation >> Sri Siva Shankar Baba - Q & A | How to judge a person? | with English Subtitles - Duration: 7:26.

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the darkest legacy made me emotionally unstable 🤧⚡️ a reading vlog - Duration: 14:08.

it's getting late and i need to shower BUT

i've been meaning to read

my child!! it's not even my child

i've been meaning to read the darkest legacy ever since i got it

which has been nearly a month

it's been a month since i got the darkest legacy

and i haven't started reading it like, who am i????

but anyway, i realized that

i've been kinda scared to read it just because i'm afraid i'll be disappointed

but i probably – i dunno. i just

have this fear and i deal with fear by avoiding it, and so

i've been avoiding reading the darkest legacy even though i've been

wanting to read it so badly and i decided to do a reading vlog

of my journey through this book. so right now

i'm forcing myself to read the first page – at least

because i know that after i read the first page

and after i read the first chapter, i actually will not be able to stop

i read more than a page

i didn't realize how emotional i would get, even though

it's so obvious. it's been seven pages

and i'm a wreck. SEND HELP.

i can't even continue because i'm just like

so. emo.

okay i'm going to finish this chapter

shower, then read another chapter, and go to sleep

let's see how true that'll be

wait i just need to stop to say

i feel so proud

to see how much zu has grown and changed

there's not even that much going on because

it's only been ten pages but i just

i scream

*screams* suzume going on her own journey

and the

OG black betty gang helping her

i have so many feelings

ohmygod

wait that wasn't even the real first chapter

OHMY GOD that was the prologue – i should have known

i should have known!! this happened in the darkest minds

like, the first chapter isn't the real first chapter; it's a prologue duh

i'm going to finish this book really quickly

although i want to savor it

i left my actual vlogging camera in the car

so i'm vlogging using my phone but

OH MY GOD

this is really good so far but like

I HAVE SO MANY FEELINGS

dude i'm doing this

literally like every single page

usually, i'm really worried about new characters coming in

for example, when i was reading never fade and they introduced

vida and nico and

i was like, "who are these two people i don't care about them i just want my –"

MY OG BLACK BETTY GANG

but then, now

i'm like, SO IN LOVE WITH THESE NEW CHARACTERS

in the darkest legacy, like

WOW alexandra bracken is SO GOOD at

writing characters that i'm obsessed with !!

this isn't happening this isn't happening this isn't happening this isn't happening this isn't happening

THIS ISN'T HAPPENING

oh my god, zu is vlogging!!

so crazy

it's page 425 and we have reached

the title drop!!!

whew i am getting reaaaaal excited

this is beautiful

i have this much left

i'm really tired and want to go to sleep but

it's really good and i'm really pumped

i am getting

so many stranger things vibes like

okay, i already saw

zu in eleven, when she was like tiny

and in the darkest minds and now in this book

i'm – i'm just getting so many stranger things vibes

SO MANY STRANGER THINGS VIBES. ugh it's so great

now i understand why i love stranger things so much

like i know it's hyped but yeah

you could probably tell i'm really tired

because my eyes are doing this thing where they can't like

open all the way properly and i keep like squinting

and i'm like sleeeeeeep

i feel like the climax is coming – the climax is coming!!

i'm genuinely so worried i feel like i should stop now

i literally just choked

oh my god it's so f–ing frustrating because i can't even say anything

i can't even be like – what is going on

because SPOILERS but

i'm gonna say it anyway because i'll just edit this out

or i'll like make it a blur or whatever but like

LIAM JUST APPEARED BACK

AND SUGYDFULHKJGGFDKSJLVC

i'm overwhelmed. someone hold me

my battery is dying :((

i feel like this is really embarrassing to put on the internet

now i'm reconsidering actually uploading

this reading vlog because i think

the whole thing is just me flailing

uncontrollably and getting very very emotional

i'm gonna scream. i'm gonna try my best not to scream.

i've missed my child

liam stewart

the most precious precious precious

character and southern male in the history of

precious southern males

dude this is the first time

ruby and liam have officially appeared in the book

even though it's technically a flashback to three years ago

but i'm still like

i have a lot of feelings okay, just a lot of things

the og black betty gang all together

i have chills

oh my god seeing zu grow into herself

i totally understand this so much more now

and i'm trying to be quiet because my mom was complaining

as you could tell

it's not even sad ???????????

just kidding it is really sad

I;M REALLY SAD

but like i knew this was happening !!

like i knew this would happen WHY AM I SAD

i just want them to be happy

is that really too much to ask? okay

i'm most likely going to finish this book today

yeah, i'm not going to sleep. i'm just going to finish this book

everybody in the original og black betty gang

plus vida plus zu's new gang

except for ruby ???

that was like a really weird math equation

they're all together and i hAvE a LoT oF fEeLinGs

and i'm really really tired oh my god

i missed vida so much !!!!

okay like i kinda thought

priyanka or priya was

kinda similar to vida in some like

little ways but now that vida is actually back

i'm like oh hell nah

vida is vida; priya is definitely priya like

once again we hate clancy

i can't believe at the end of in the afterlight

i actually kinda felt for him but i think that

it's just because ruby felt for him because

ruby is so pure

reading vlogs, i've concluded are very boring. nothing goes on

and there's a lot of footage of me staring

at a place that's not on screen

and not talking about what's going because i can't

cuz spOILERS. and also because the book isn't published

and if it's a book that i already really like

it's also probably really boring because i'm just

a broken clock – that's not the word

but i keep repeating myself – a broken something

a broken record. a broken clock??? what am i saying

i think i need to stop here

i'm on chapter 39

i have this much left which is actually like

around 70 pages

which would take me around an hour

i'm actually really really in love with this

i was really worried i wouldn't like

the darkest legacy because, like

i love the darkest minds so much

but this is actually so good

i'm feeling really tired which is why i sound like this

SO GOOD. it's mostly about the characters

and i feel like alex bracken did SUCH A GOOD JOB at

bring back the old characters and like

how they develop. like this is set five years after

the darkest minds but i still feel like

i can completely imagine

their life in between the five years

she does have some flashbacks

of what happened in between in the afterlight

and now, five years later, but like, i could totally

imagine all of them on their own little paths

and the whole story, like the whole thing is just like together

really really well and then the new conflicts and the new characters

also blend in so well

it's just done really really really really

really really well. and it feels like

the darkest minds book you always wanted but you never

thought you would actually really get

yeah that's my spiel with 70 pages left. i'm actually

speeding through it, surprisingly. or not so surprisingly?

i thought i would want to take my time

this book actually makes me want to read it

not because i like the darkest minds

and i want to read it because i'm excited for the book

now i'm trying not to be bias and i'm trying to actually be critical

if you really like the darkest minds already then

reading this would just make you really happy

i'm gonna peace out and i'll see you in a bit

my bed is a mess and i look kinda gross

i finished the darkest legacy

earlier today when i was on the car

it was honestly a dream come true

for any fans of

the darkest minds, in my opinion

it was just so good!!!

yeah it was just super duper satisfying and i'm

so happy!! i really should be leaning down like that

my arms are tired now

to me, i felt like the ending was

a bit abrupt? not really abrupt but i felt like

it could go on for a few more pages

and i wish it kinda did but i do like the way it ended

alex bracken always ends her books in kinda like an

open ending sort of way so you can kinda

imagine how the characters would

move on in their own lives in their own way

but then it also leaves room for her to potentially

write another book. and i did understand it ended like

a novel. and that was good but – I JUST WANTED MORE

i know we already got a lot of these characters

that's pretty much it. i'm trying to settle down

a little bit and not be so fangirl-y

about the darkest legacy because i feel like my

whole reading vlog was basically just me flailing

if you haven't read the darkest minds or

any books by alexandra bracken, you should get to it!!

i feel like

people who really like character-based books, very

much character-based books

relationship books, like friendship relationship books

would love love love the darkest minds

even if you're not a fan of dystopian

if you like fantasy or sci-fi or dystopian

or like anything that's not realistic but not necessarily dystopian

but you like character-based books, you should read the darkest minds

i give this disclaimer because one of my good friends

did not like the darkest minds and i'm pretty sure

it's just because she likes plot-based books

and i was like

you're not supposed to read this for the plot

it's about the CHARACTERS

and she was like, "i don't get the characters they're dumb"

and i was like, "we're not friends anymore

i'm kidding we're still friends i love her

that is all for today~~ i hope you enjoyed this reading vlog

it was really messy and i was mostly

reading in weird places? okay not weird places, but weird places

to vlog. they're normal places to read. it's just

like on my daily commute or like in my room

but room is like a mess okay so

it's been messy but hopefully

this will encourage you to read my fave

and if not, i'll be sad

thanks for watching & i'll see you next time. byeeeeeeee~

For more infomation >> the darkest legacy made me emotionally unstable 🤧⚡️ a reading vlog - Duration: 14:08.

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Job Interview Preparation Tips - How To Get Prepared For A Job Interview - Duration: 5:20.

So you have a job interview coming up and you need advice on how to get ready

for interview day. In this video, you'll learn my top four tips to help you

prepare for the big day so that you can enter your interview with confidence and

ease and if you stay around until the end I have something special just for

you that will give you even more self

assurance when it comes to your job search. Hi there. I'm Heather Austin from

ProfessorAustin.com and #TheCareerClub on Facebook and on this channel I

provide simple solutions to help you build a business or launch a career you

love so if you're new here consider subscribing and hitting that bell

notification down below so you don't miss a thing. Now before we jump into my

top four tips to help you get ready for your job interview, remember that first

impressions are everything. Someone will make a first impression

within 30 seconds or less so when you enter your interview you want to look

capable, look alert and look interested. So let's jump into my top 4 tips. Tip

number one is to do your homework. Now I recommend this in almost every interview

video that I do, but doing your research and learning about the company before

interview day goes a long way. An interviewer loves it when a candidate

comes into an interview knowing about the position and the company. So make

sure you learn what the organization's goals are, what are their values, what is

their mission. Also find out why the company is hiring for the position that

they're hiring for. Doing this little bit of homework will help you refine your

responses to almost any interview question so that you can show the

interviewer that you will be a good fit for their company culture. Tip number two -

know your accomplishments. Before interview day, jot down two or three of

your most important career accomplishments as they relate to the

position. Make a note of the details surrounding your accomplishments and be able to

retell them in a story format. This will better paint the picture for the

interviewer of how you can help them solve their pain points. For example, let's

say that the position you are applying for requires someone that can lead and

direct a team,, so what you would do is come up with an example or a scenario of

when you managed a team and how you accomplished goals with your team. These

stories are going to be the ammunition for almost any interview question that

you are asked. Now I created a playlist just for you with some of the most

commonly asked interview questions such as "why do you want to work here?" "why

should we hire you?" or "what are your greatest strengths and weaknesses?" I'll

go ahead and link that playlist up below. Tip number three, preplan. Before

interview day, you want to do as much pre-planning as you can. This includes

planning out your interview attire. Make sure you know if the company you're

interviewing with is more formal or if it's more of a casual environment. You

want to make sure you fit in with the company culture, also have your interview

outfit pressed and ready to go the night before the interview and if you need

some interview outfit ideas, I created a video about what to wear and what not to

wear to an interview so I'll go ahead and link that up below. Now the next

thing when planning for your interview is you want to give yourself enough time

to get there at least 15 minutes ahead of schedule. This will help you relax and

it will help you breathe. It will also help you take in the surroundings before

you go into the interview. Step number four is to create a set of questions

that you can ask the interviewer. This is the best way to show your interest in

the position. This will give you a chance to relax and turn the interview into a

two-sided conversation. You'll also have the opportunity to learn a little bit

more about the company and to really determine if you would be a good fit. In

fact, research shows that when you encourage

someone to talk about themselves, they're more likely to warm up to you and you'll

make a lasting first impression. You could ask questions like "what have prior

employees done in this position to succeed?" or "what do you like most about

working for this company?" Now I've got you covered with this one as well. I

created a video with five of the best questions that you can ask the

interviewer. I'll go ahead and link that video up below as well. Now to make sure

your resume is current and up-to-date, make sure you download your copy of the

six-second resume. It's a quick easy to use resume template that you can grab

today and tailor for the next position that you apply for. I'll link that up

below and if you know someone that might benefit from this video, please feel free

to share it with them. Don't forget to hit the like button below. Be sure to

subscribe and I will see you guys next time.

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Should It Be Legal to Sell Your Organs? - Duration: 8:33.

The world is desperate for organs.

If you need a new kidney in the US, you only have a one in three chance of acquiring it by legal means.

People are prepared to pay a lot of money to save their own or loved one's life.

So an international black market of organ procurement, trafficking, and surgery exists.

There's a huge demand, a major supply problem...

And you're just at wet sack of commodities.

It's illegal to sell human organs in most of the world, nearly every country runs on a donation system.

You sign up to become a donor, and in the unlikely event that you die in a healthy, clean, salvageable way

your organs can be transplanted into others. One person could potentially save eight lives and improve up to 50.

But there aren't enough donors to meet demand. Half of all people will die on the waiting list.

This desperation drives people to the black market, an international industry that exists to supply wealthy patients with new organs...

No questions asked.

The black market accounts for 10 percent of all global transplants.

However unsavoury, the sale of human body parts is big business. Lungs and livers are as susceptible to market forces as coffee and cocaine.

A new kidney on the black market will cost you one to two hundred thousand dollars.

This is significantly cheaper than a legal operation.

But price will still depend on the location of the transplant and nationality of the donor.

Well... Vendor. The word donor implies consent.

A new heart will cost around 120 thousand dollars, but be prepared to pay three times that for the transplant.

A new pancreas, 125 thousand dollars.

The liver is special. You only need to transplant part of a liver and it will regrow.

So depending on how much you want. It will cost you between 10 and 150 thousand.

A lung is between 150 to 290 thousand.

But most people will need two, and they have to be the right size.

These are the big five. The life-threatening organs are difficult to get hold of legally.

There are many other body parts for sale,

but either the demand is too low or the supply too high for them to be hugely popular on the black market.

They are available though.

If you want a small intestine, 2.5 thousand dollars.

Stomach, 500 dollars.

Scalp, 600. Eyes, 2,000. Skin, 10 dollars per square inch.

No tattoos.

Blood, 230 dollars per pint in the US, 20 dollars in India.

Bone marrow, 23,000 dollars per gram. Right now gold is 42 dollars a gram!

Most body parts have to come from deceased vendors, on the black market that can mean corrupt hospitals, funeral directors,

executed prisoners and sometimes grave robbers. A partial liver transplant can be via a living donor, as can a single lung in rare cases.

But kidneys are the main event.

Everyone has two and you can survive with just one. Their widespread availability and the increase of

diabetes in the West means the illegal kidney trade is booming. They are by far the most traded organ on the black market.

There's four basic models of live organ trafficking. A growing trend and perhaps the least exploitative is the "direct" model.

Recipients will recruit a vendor themselves via the internet.

But this requires a lot of organization to ensure you're a match and you'll need contacts with a willing surgeon.

Another is by force.

This tends to overlap with general human and sex trafficking.

Vendors may be lured to a foreign country with the promise of work,

only for them to be forced to give up a kidney or more. It's rare that people are killed for organs

but it does happen. China used to force organ donation from prisoners.

They would be kept alive until parts of them were needed. In some parts of the world or creditor (often

a landlord) will accept a kidney as debt repayment.

This will usually have been the plan from the start - a kidney being much more valuable than a few months rent.

But by far the most common method is through a broker.

These are people who target areas of extreme poverty, claiming to offer people a way out by selling their kidney.

Although technically selling their kidney by choice. They usually have no other option.

It may be illegal to buy or sell a kidney but it's hard to view the recipient or the vendor as criminal.

They are usually on opposite sides of the world, at the extreme ends of wealth and society, yet united in their desperation.

It is the brokers that extort, coerce, and take advantage.

As a recipient you'll pay $200,000 and as a vendor you receive perhaps $4,000. The chain of middlemen and brokers in between will pocket the difference.

Like human trafficking or sexual assault, war zones are a major target for organ recruitment.

Refugees can have no employment, home, or support network. And only one valuable possession.

If you need to raise money to flee the country, selling a kidney may seem like the only option.

Since the beginning of their civil war, it's estimated over 20,000 Syrians have sold an organ.

It was a similar story after Thailand's 2004 tsunami,

Haiti's 2010 earthquake, and pretty much every major conflict or natural disaster of the last 30 years.

Selling an organ can generate some quick cash, but the medical risk is high.

On the black-market, qualifications and hygiene aren't priorities.

Brokers will tell vendors that the procedure is perfectly safe and sometimes doctors will even convince uneducated vendors that their kidney will grow back.

Infection, chronic pain, and the damaged remaining kidney are all too common.

These complications along with inability to work afterwards will often send a vendor further into debt and poverty.

So, what's the answer?

It's a difficult one because all the trafficking is similar, but fundamentally different to drugs or human trafficking.

It hurts and exploits a lot of vulnerable people,

yet the more effective we are at preventing it, the more people die.

One option is to legalise organ sales, allow people to sell their organs directly to hospitals and patients.

This would remove most of the middleman and ensure healthy clean operations.

This is what Iran of done since 1988.

It effectively eliminated their black market, and the number of people on their waiting list for a kidney today is zero.

But the Iranian model is unique to Iran and their laws.

They still face issues of corruption and coercion, as well as a problem with kidney tourism.

There's no reason it can't work in other countries,

but it will depend on the country's healthcare system and the industry's regulation. There's the moral issue to contend with as well.

Legalising organs is not like legalising drugs.

The public is the product not the customer. You would be incentivising people to cause bodily harm to themselves.

This means the most vulnerable in our society would still be at risk.

Someone will always be willing to sell their kidney a little cheaper than the last person.

People in desperate need will still sell their organs for less than their worth. The exploitation is now just state sponsored.

To put it bluntly... The government would be harvesting organs from the poor.

Should organ sales be legal?

I personally err on the side of no. But there's no reason that under the right legal system, in the right country, with the right healthcare, that it couldn't save a lot of lives.

Yet at the end of the day, you're still taking health from somebody and giving it to another in exchange for money.

There is no morally convenient solution.

And no matter which system, the flow of organs is only ever in one direction. From poor to rich.

The only way to truly solve the organ problem is to meet demand.

We have to massively increase the legal supply of organs. And in most countries, for now,

that means many more people becoming donors.

Becoming a living donor to a stranger is an unbelievably kind act and it will always be rare.

But nearly everybody could become a deceased donor.

These are the current donor rates for [Europe] and the US. There's a lot of room for improvement.

Countries changing to an opt-out donor system will help, but not all that much.

Because no matter the system, no matter the donors wishes, the decision right or wrongly, nearly always comes down to the next of kin.

To learn about your country's donation system and how to become a donor visit humaninterests.co.uk/organs

But most importantly, tell your family and friends that in the event of your death, you want to donate your organs.

In a time of immense grief, it could save them having to make a very difficult decision.

And the lives of eight people.

For more infomation >> Should It Be Legal to Sell Your Organs? - Duration: 8:33.

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【ぽに子】水没した街を探索！「Submerged」初見配信！ - Duration: 1:07:51.

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Economic Freedom in Action: Changing Lives - Bee the Change - Duration: 1:48.

Chile is a stunning example of what can happen

when a country embraces economic freedom.

In 1975, Chile was next to last among all the

countries ranked by the Fraser Report.

Today, it is among the

world's top 10 economically free countries...

a ranking they have enjoyed since 2005.

(IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)

This idea was born as the result of our family's initiative

to do something together to try to escape poverty.

That's how we created this company, this partnership

between brothers that started little by little.

John Hernandez grew up in a small Chilean village.

He went to work on a beekeeping farm

to learn the trade and after 5 years,

he, his 2 brothers and sister pooled their money

to invest in their own beekeeping business.

(IN NATIVE LANGUAGE)

We walked into a business without knowing

what to expect from the future.

They would concentrate on honey production

and pollination services for local farmers.

Their business slowly began to grow

and eventually the bee farm could support

their many growing families.

Then, in 2005 there was a sudden

decline in bee populations,

jeopardizing crop pollination around the world.

Nearly one-third of human food

requires pollination from bees.

Since then, the crisis has only worsened...

with one-half or more of the bee population dying.

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Counting Cars: Horny Mike and Kevin Check Out A '69 Buick Skylark (S8, E4) | History - Duration: 4:27.

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Volkswagen Amarok buying advice - Duration: 10:56.

The Volkswagen Amarok has been around for some time.

It's not the first pickup by Volkswagen.

They already had the Taro, which was nothing more than a rebadged Hilux.

My cameraman knew.

That wasn't a great attempt. This is a completely unique development.

It was introduced in 2010/2011.

It got a facelift in 2016.

The outer changes were minimal. The most important difference lies under the hood.

It has a V6 instead of 4-cylinder TDI engines.

This includes Europe. The Amarok is available worldwide.

It's bumpy here, as you may tell from my voice.

That's a disadvantage with a car like this, a pickup with rear leaf springs.

It needs to be able to carry or tow a lot of weight, so the rear suspension is rather stiff.

It's bumpy in the polder. There are always little things.

Anyway, I was talking about the engines.

There was a 2-liter TDI in different flavors before the facelift.

After the facelift, there were only V6 TDIs in different flavors.

It's a nice engine. It sounds good and it has a lot of torque.

The Amarok always has all-wheel drive. Again, in Europe.

We do get to choose a manual or automatic transmission, though.

ENGINES diesel, diesel

In the Netherlands you'll prefer driving the Amarok with commercial license plates.

You won't have to pay vehicle tax or VAT and the road tax is lower.

However, to meet those requirements there are limitations on cargo space and the number of seats.

This is a system of communicating vessels.

This is a 5-seater Amarok with a short bed.

This car has private license plates, so you'll have to pay all the taxes.

However, the bed can be lengthened. This is done locally in the Netherlands.

With this you're allowed to have a 5-seater with commercial license plates.

You can also choose an Amarok with a short bed and no rear seats. The latter is cargo space.

I understand, it's confusing sometimes.

Over 60 Amaroks are for sale on AutoTrack.nl.

All have diesel engines and all-wheel drive because that's the only European version.

There is a choice between an automatic or manual transmission.

Three quarters has an automatic transmission. That's a lot.

The prices show a wide range. New cars are for sale for 60,000 euros.

The cheapest car is 15,000 euros.

They're work trucks and some show it. They've been used well.

PRICES minimum, maximum

The rivals are, I think, the Dodge Ram, Ford F150, Nissan Navara...

What else? The Ford Ranger is a bit exotic in the Netherlands.

There are other cars that match the criteria.

For off-roading you could consider other SUVs.

I don't see the Volkswagen Tiguan as a rival. This car is way cooler.

The things to watch out for. Amaroks are robust cars.

There is a thing to watch out for with a powertrain. That's an understatement.

Let's start with the other stuff.

The body. There have been complaints about the paint.

It's nothing specific, but you're going to check for strange things on the body anyway.

With a pickup you should check the bed.

Stuff has been thrown in there. The bed has a coating all around, but it can be damaged.

You want to take a look at that.

With off-roaders you always check underneath for strange damages.

Most won't have been taken off-road.

This car has street tires, so you won't get very far in rough terrain.

It may have been on some grass.

There's one thing to watch out for with the interior.

This car doesn't have that problem because it's not included.

There have been complaints that the sunglasses holder can break off.

This car has a block heater. Lovely in winter.

It sits on the panel that would have the sunglasses holder.

When you press it, it shouldn't fall out.

The suspension. Look for off-road damages.

You may hear some squeaking and rattling from the rear.

The leaf springs have rubber bushings. These can wear.

You could open the window and drive over a speed bump to listen for strange sounds.

There's one major thing to watch out for with the powertrain.

The 178 hp 2-liter TDI is a problem engine.

Not just in the Amarok, but Transporters as well.

It's a bi-turbo TDI.

These engines can burn a lot of oil.

The bottom grooves aren't powerful enough and wear.

This damages the cylinder wall.

Also, the EGR cooler is made of the wrong materials, causing corrosion.

Metal particles can get into the engine, causing more wear.

These two things combined...

Horror stories can be found about this.

Let me merge. Lovely V6 power. Another reason to choose a V6 TDI.

I can't check the validity of these horror stories, but people claim to do 1L/70km (165 mpg).

That's not diesel, but oil.

The engine is essentially total loss.

There are overhaul options, but those are expensive.

Many engines have been swapped under warranty.

This doesn't make you happy, so it's something to watch out for with the 178 hp 2-liter TDI.

Up to model year 2012/2013.

Let me get the engine code while waiting at the traffic lights.

The engine code is CFCA.

This is important to keep an eye on.

It's a real problem engine.

A number of things for the powertrain.

The manual transmission. Again, there were problems with it in the early model years.

It starts with reverse gear being difficult to engage.

Check if it still goes smoothly.

Another thing for the manual transmission is the clutch.

These cars are used off-road and have to carry or tow a lot of weight.

These things cause the clutch to wear.

The clutch is a wear part, but things happen when parking a heavy trailer and you're not careful.

Check if it engages smoothly without vibrating or slipping.

You can test it by putting it into fourth or fifth gear, release the clutch, and go full throttle.

There's a problem if you hear the clutch slip and you can tell by looking at the tachometer.

Another problem that can happen with the clutch is a defective slave cylinder.

It'll be as if the clutch has a will of its own.

When you engage or release the clutch, it lags behind.

It's not parallel to your expectations.

This can be difficult to pinpoint, but it'll be obvious when it gets worse.

It's like you need driving lessons.

These are things to watch out for with the manual transmission.

Related to wear or not.

This well-optioned car is a pretty dark gray.

We found it at Ames Bedrijfswagens in Zwijndrecht.

They can do the conversion to commercial license plates, lengthening the bed.

They also convert Transporters, Caddys, and Crafters.

It's a nice car. The V6 is a lovely engine.

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We are only aware of what is in direct contact with the interests and the lives of each of us.

Everything else is unknown.

Who are dustmen and how they live,

these humble and silent workers that nobody cares to look at or exchange a word with,

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Dustmen are part of the city as something inanimate.

Yet no one more than them participates in city life.

What do their eyes see?

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Lady like

Lady right now as is our tradition as I am calling it now after every success

We will try

50 20 mo see how long I can last I'm going at least 5 minutes

Watch first, you just got to close all the doors. That's the first thing you got to do

Just turn the fan off because we're gonna die anyway

The mascot

Move to the side music boxes

So I got a 26 seconds that's that's kind of lit because it's right now set to uh, what is called

5020 mode and just to give you a taste of what 5020 mode is like

It go I'm gonna hit go

I haven't done this before but I'm almost 100% positive that nothing good is gonna come out of this because I

Haven't even played this at all. So

Yeah

Can't you finish

Why did I have to catch a fish? I don't know. I don't know anything about this, you know screw it

I'm not even gonna read it here. We're just we're gonna go we're gonna go for hey. Hey, I'm back. Hey guys

Hey, how you doing? I don't remember anything how to do nothing of no sorts. So

So far

And there you go

The next thing I'm gonna be looking at is uh

Self-explanatory. I haven't even tried this thing yet guys, so you know what?

I'm diving in headfirst. Literally now. I just hope the pool had some war and we're about to find out though

Yeah, that pool had no watering guys this fuzz get heavy. So if I close those I got a check I think

It was like a stuttering like what if it was that lockdown procedure initiated, so how about we go ahead

At a first thing is maybe trying to wait the fredom sort of also locked out then we gotta drop alright guys

Here's the plan then so I'm gonna use this

When Scott put that post about this being impossible. Yeah now I kind of believe him, okay

Well, I think we'll try that in the next episode but right now

Let's set them all to level 20. That's right. We're doing 50 20 mode we can get 10,000 points for this

I'm not gonna beat it

My 50 20 best time was 13 seconds. I tried it once. Okay, here we go

We're putting the skills to the test

So first let's try that

Close all the vents get the global music

Why is that even possible oh

My god, I'm done. I'm done. I'm done tonight y'all we got 8:10 metse

That's a long way from ten thousand. Here we go. Let's end it off with a bang tonight. I

Was trying to figure out what that was, I was try what

I don't need it. I don't need it. That's it

Let's go boys, let's beat out time boys. Let's go

Let's kill someone over a let's go

I

Don't I don't think it's fair that night Merion can jump scare you when you've got the mask on we

Let's go

Ah, hey Othman of so nuit. Leave me alone