Youtube comments of Joe Blow (@joeblow8593).

  1. He probably didn't pay for the optional motor oil subscription
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  2. Thanks. I still envision someone in an rundown apartment (flat) in a large city, sitting down in their cramped kitchen by candle light with a shortwave radio writing down the numbers and then decoding them with their one time pad to find out where the next dead drop is
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  3. Someone can post anonymously on Facebook but the moderator of the group has to approve it. So obviously, a moderator knows who the person is. The man's lawyer can subpoena the moderators to find out who posted.
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  4. I wouldn't be surprised if someone started a "Disassemble a Police Tracker" channel.
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  5. It used to be that you needed a special license from the ATF to make beer at home. President Carter signed into law around 1976 to allow people to make beer at home if it's under 200 gallons a year. And legal or not, at home distilling has been going on even before we were a country.
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  6. When Ann Coulter said in 2015 that Trump will win. They all laughed at her. She had the last laugh.
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  7. 28 cents for gas 06:40
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  8. Their biggest hit was 'I can't go for that' it went #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, #1 on the R&B chart and #1 on the Dance charts. A very rare feat. It also went to #2 in Canada.
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  9. The lawyer is located in Dayton, Ohio. Him and his team are also admitted to practice in Kentucky.
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  10. Does this help that homeowner who had his house destroyed by the police? See >>>> "Police Blew Up Your House? You Get Nothing! Ep. 6.091"
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  11. Excellent video. Thanks for covering this. Not many people know this, but on July 28, 1945 a B-25 Mitchell bomber crashed into the Empire State Building because of fog. 14 people died and the damage was $1 million in 1945 dollars but the building wasn't affected otherwise. Also something amazing occurred. Elevator operator Betty Lou Oliver was thrown from her elevator car on the 80th floor and suffered severe burns. First aid workers placed her on another elevator car to transport her to the ground floor, but the cables supporting that elevator had been damaged in the incident, and it fell 75 stories, ending up in the basement. Oliver survived the fall due to the softening cushion of air created by the falling elevator car within this elevator shaft, however she suffered a broken pelvis, back and neck when rescuers found her amongst the rubble. This remains the world record for the longest survived elevator fall. - Wiki
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  12. This sounds like something that the 'Technology Connections' channel would cover
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  13. It's not just a crime, it is a Federal Offense too
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  14. Thanks for another fascinating video. Another mysterious radio signal are those Driftnet Radio Buoys (DRB) which transmit 3 letter Morse Code used by fishing boats operating in open seas and oceans for collecting fishing nets. These are low power and operate between 1600 khz and up to 4.000 Mhz including thr 160 meter band. On a good night they can be heard for hundreds or even thousands of miles.
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  15. HOA - Hell On Americans
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  16. I stopped going to Subway. Not because of the bread, but because they discontinued their roast beef sub. Now I go to the Firehouse chain.
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  17. Arkansas has the best police chases.
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  18. Those directional array MF (AM) antennas are very common here in the U.S....While stations here have to protect other stations on the same frequency. Some stations use directional antennas on purpose to concentrate their signals into a city or a large metropolitan area. A lot of New York City AM stations actually have transmitters and antennas over in New Jersey and they use directional arrays to concentrate their signal east into New York City.
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  19. Is that with, or without the dual clutch transmission?
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  20. His explanation of the Enigma code machine is the best I've heard yet from anyone. Kudos
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  21. Many years ago in the early to mid 1990's, Brother Stair had a ton of interesting guests on his broadcast from the patriot and conspiracy community. Including Linda Thompson, Anthony J Hilder, Mark from Michigan, Jeff Baker, Jim Keith, Terry Cook and even William Cooper (who would go on to broadcast his own show "The Hour Of The Time" on shortwave and satellite). If you thought Art Bell and his UFO stuff was interesting listening, you should have heard what was on Stair's broadcasts in the 1990's with his guests! I first ran across his shortwave broadcasts in 1993 on WRNO shortwave, transmitter was from New Orleans. A bit later I found WWCR. Now whether or not you believed Stair (or his guests). He was interesting to hear. In fact, in the 1990's in the U.S. there was all types of conspiracy related programming from many other broadcasters other than Stair that made for most compelling listening throughout the shortwave dial.
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  22. Depending on power, AM will reach into places that digital and FM can't.
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  23. Steve, you need to do a Zoom interview with her! Thanks for covering this, I saw this the other day.
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  24. Looks like CB is getting more of a comeback than here in the states. Oh and that FM CB sounds really good, the FCC finally made FM legal here.
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  25. Great story, I'd like to hear more of this. Cheers from the States
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  26. Scamcast
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  27. Geoffrey Fieger's brother was Doug Fieger, rhythm guitarist and lead vocalist of the rock band The Knack who is known for their huge hit "My Sharona" in 1979
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  28. I got my GED over 20 years ago. I think it was under $50 and I had to attend some classes and take a test by the state.
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  29. Amazing clarity. This is the clearest car chase I have ever seen, most are shot in SD or use potato cams.
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  30. Hypothetically, what happens in a two party inform state if you record a person verbally harassing you (or worse) and hand the evidence to the police? Do you get charged for for wiretapping laws and go to jail while the other person harassing you gets off Scott free?
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  31. I'm sorry to see that they shut off the AM service over there. I was was a bit surprised that they put out 200,000 watts. Here in the U.S., AM stations are limited to 50,000 watts with many stations running far less than that. On the other hand, it may open the doors for some AM DXing possibilities for you. It may come of a bit surprise to some , but a few stations from the U.S. and Canada do make it across the pond. Including the 50,000 watt New York City stations such as 710 WOR, 1010 WINS, and 1130 WBBR as they beam their signals east. Check out the many Transatlantic AM DXing videos out there on YouTube,. Cheers
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  32. They could used those different frequencies as propagation beacons although using 3,700 khz was a bad idea.
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  33. That was really interesting. Here in the states the FCC gutted their monitoring stations years ago, I guess to save money. Years ago the FCC used to take ham radio violations very seriously and amateur radio operators were always on their toes not to mess up. These days, they don't really seem to care as evidenced on the ongoing nonsense on some of the ham radio bands.
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  34. Years ago I noticed that a lot of semi trailers were registered in Maine. I heard that the reason was that Maine had or has the lowest cost for registration at the time (or maybe it still does).
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  35. How could the dealer sell your trade in car if you didn't give them the title?
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  36. Sounds like GM got their transmissions from the same place that Ford did
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  37. Judges are supposed to be impartial and held to a much higher standard than the rest of us. Based on this senseless tirade, I don't think she is capable of doing her job. She should be replaced with someone is able to judge more fairly and maintain a higher standard than this judge did.
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  38. I still make MP3 CD's for my truck lol. I use Nero to burn the CD's on my 15 year old HP Windows XP Pro with 3 GB Ram.
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  39. I read stories over the years that the FCC would bust radio dealers for selling "Export CB Radios" but I haven't heard much lately. I don't think they really care about it much anymore.
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  40. So do mainstream news organizations get demonitized on YouTube? Or is it just the individual creators?
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  41. LOL...Sounds like he was trying to do a bad Monty Python skit. Surprised that the broadcasters don't digitally encrypt their STL's (Studio to Transmitter Links). Cheers from across the pond.
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  42. There was a 2,063 foot tower in North Dakota, for awhile it was the tallest tower in the world. After the FCC did the digital repack, it was shortened to 1,987 feet. It is called the KVLY-TV mast located near Blanchard North Dakota, halfway between Fargo and Grand Forks.
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  43. All our TV here in the states was supported entirely by advertising with the exception of PBS which was mainly supported by viewer donations. Beyond that, any commercial free TV that was available was on cable TV like HBO which we had to pay extra for.
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  44. Imagine how many school books or laptops $ 1.8 Million would buy
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  45. Multiple camera angles and top notch editing made this a first rate chase video, well done!
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  46. It won't fly in the U.S. although it could work in some towns or cities. But how would someone charge their car overnight if they live in an apartment?
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  47. Watch "Don't Talk To The Police" by Professor James Duane on YouTube
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  48. Ha! And here I thought that VFD stood for Volunteer Fire Department
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  49. If there is an update to this, can you do a followup? Congrats on 174 K .
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  50. And don't forget "Sony Rootkit"
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  51. You definitely have one of the best channels around. 0:02 The sign looks like it says "Piss Holders Only" lol Cheers from the U.S.
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  52. Interesting. I have never heard about those "Nokia" super long range phones until now. Maybe they were only available in the Middle East. But even then, I thought the aircraft band was an world-wide allocation (including the Middle East). Now I have heard about illegal extended range cordless phones(here in the U.S.). I think I might have seen ads for them in electronic hobbyist magazines in the 80's and 90's. Those ran several watts and usually at the end of the AM broadcast band and/or around 46/49 Mhz.
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  53. Anyone remember "Vista Ready" computers?
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  54. This is fascinating, Interesting stuff. I never heard of these before. I wonder if it is possible to get one of these and look it up to a TNC and be able to do regular Amateur Radio Packet Radio.
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  55. Thanks for covering this
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  56. Congrats on 195 K..... 5 k more to go
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  57. They did, Kent Micronite from 1952-1954 contained crocidolite asbestos fibers.
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  58.  @Shadow_Banned_Conservative  You do have to have an account. But you can opt to post anonymous to a group, but the moderator has to approve it.
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  59. I thought I heard a story like this some years ago. Someone hit somebody with their car and they went through the windshield. The driver panicked and went home and parked in the garage with the person still halfway through the windshield.
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  60. Imagine if they had lock down restrictions and Zoom back in the days of Perry Mason
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  61. "The Streisand Effect" Google it
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  62. Here across the pond.. You had to be 18 or over to get a CB license. CB licenses cost $20 in the early 1970's dropping later to $4 and by 1977, the licenses were given out for free. By 1982 our FCC threw in the towel and stopped requiring licenses for CB altogether. After decades of AM/SSB , the FCC finally approved FM for CB radio in October 2021.
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  63. The cow must have had a beef with the cops
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  64. Next they'll require us to pay by a chip in our hand or on our foreheads
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  65. Same here, we got so fed up we ended up selling it to Car-Max at loss. I didn't want to sell it privately and have to deal with complaints that the car was defective. My wife needed a vehicle that was reliable and safe.
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  66. Great story, I wish this was longer. I'd like to know the back story and what led the daughter on her search in the first place...
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  67. You could still hear NDB's from Canada to Florida on the Longwave band on a good Winter night here in the U.S.
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  68. Wow, everyone is covering this today including Steve Lehto and Leonard French
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  69. Wasn't that the New Mexico governor?
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  70. NJ already collects toll money from the Garden State Parkway and the NJ Turnpike presumably to pay for fixing the roads and highways. Then the state makes money from sales taxes and gas taxes. Then the state also makes money from the NJ Lottery, Powerball, and the Mega Millions Lottery. In addition they make money from the Casinos in Atlantic City. Then they make money from taxes on cannabis. Then there are the ridiculous $10,000 to $15,000 a year property taxes which I'm sure the state gets a small cut from. So where is the money going?
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  71. Interesting to hear about the U.K. CB scene back in the day. As you might suspect, CB was huge here in the states in the late 70's and into the early 80's. Seems there were CB shops and stores springing up in every town and CB magazines like S9 were popular. We had CB meet ups at the local parks. CB got so big that the FCC threw their hands up and stopped requiring licensing on April 28 1983. Yes, CB radio was our social media at the time even though no one used the term social media back then. There has been some developments here across the pond. Word has that the FCC finally approved FM on the CB band here in the states and in 2017 the FCC finally threw out the 'no skip rule' that said you couldn't talk to another CB-er more than 155 miles away. Not that anyone really followed the 'no skip rule' on CB radio anyway. Interesting topic, cheers
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  72. The victim didn't apply for a NJ pedestrian permit to die on the Parkway, so the cop gets off on a technicality
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  73. So that $4000 Maserati might not be legit?
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  74. In the meantime, bury your coins in a jar in the backyard. Just like grandpa did .
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  75. The Deadco box contains rechargeable batteries and they charge it by induction (like an iPhone). The copper pipe with the heat sinks are just visual effect to throw off everyone, same for the three boxes on the spoke.
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  76. I watch The Armed Attorneys from time to time.
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  77. Being from across the pond, this is all new to me. As always, this is fascinating stuff. Thanks
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  78. My only experience with pirate radio in New York was me listening to the legendary WHOT 91.5 out of Brooklyn NY circa 1989 from some 20 to 25 miles miles away with a directional FM antenna.. Hank Hayes and Jim Nazium were the main DJ's with Tommy Edison sometimes on the air too. They had a deep echo, played a LOT of custom jingles . Their format was mainly oldies and some current tunes like Veronica by Elvis Costello, Angel of Harlem by U2 and of course I won't back down by Tom Petty. They'd operate every weekend when the licensed local station WNYE would go off the air and WHOT would take over the frequency. Hank and Jim ran a great station and they were very entertaining and often very funny too. I know there were other Brooklyn pirates at the time. But WHOT "Ninety one and a half" was the one I listened to. They were a great station with a very talented staff. I think Hank is broadcast engineer now, not sure what Jim and Tommy are doing these days. Thanks for covering the NY pirates...This brings back memories of WHOT from long ago.
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  79. Thanks again
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  80. I understand some industrial machines only run on older operating systems like Windows NT 3.5 or 4.0 because the manufacturer never updated their software on that particular machine. They'd rather you buy a completely new machine to get newer software to run on it. When new machines cost anywhere from $250,000 and up, and the older machines still work perfectly. It doesn't make sense to replace it. I still use Windows XP Pro to make MP3 CD's for my pickup truck using an old version of Nero.
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  81.  @msafiri6861  Exactly why a 2 party consent is a bad law.
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  82. I'm from the states and these stories are new even to me. By the way, Interstate -71 in Ohio runs from Cincinnati through Columbus (the Capitol of Ohio) and continues to Cleveland. It runs southwest to northeast.
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  83. There is a video of the original World Trade Center observation deck where they show all the antennas and you can hear a buzz in the video from the all the RF power. I forget the exact name of the video, but it's on YouTube. I think the video was probably taken by a tourist.
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  84. Appreciated the multiple camera angles and fine editing on this.
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  85. I wonder if it this ruling will spur some men in Ontario to fake their own death or just 'disappear' and assume another identity.
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  86. Here in the states, CB got so big that nearly every town had a CB store by the mid to late 1970's. CB's were also sold by Radio Shack, Department Stores, Appliance Stores, Truck Stops and even Drug Stores. CB went to 40 channels in 1977 and later that year, the licenses became free. April 28 1983, the FCC dropped licensing requirements for CB. Some sixty-four years after the introduction of CB radio in 1958, our FCC finally approved FM for CB radio in 2021.
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  87. Sounds like a great band, too bad we can't use it here in the states though maybe someday though that could change.
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  88. This is one your best videos to date. Thank you for covering this very exciting subject.
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  89. Another great video again on a most fascinating subject, looking forward to Part 5. This is probably the best channel on YouTube (along with Techmoan and Shango066).
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  90. Congrats on 158 K
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  91. Congrats on 173 K
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  92. Steve I suggest doing a collaboration with Louis Rossmann on this. He has 2 million subs and sounds like he'd be on board with this too. It can only help, thanks.
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  93. What was the reason for Budweiser hiring her in the first place?
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  94. Hopefully this video opens those doors for you and it gets you invited to go in there.
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  95. According to this: 4th degree criminal offense in NJ is an Indictable Offense which in NJ is equal to a Felony meaning that they will never be able to own or use a firearm again and no other police department would be able to hire them "Fourth Degree Criminal Mischief: When an act of criminal mischief results in property damage amounting to between $500 and $2,000, or if the offense results in damage to an aviation facility, airport, landing field, air traffic device; gas, oil, or water pipes; or telephone wires, the defendant is charged with a fourth degree crime. These offenses are punishable by a sentence to serve up to 18 months in New Jersey State Prison, a fine of up to $10,000, a felony charge on the defendant’s criminal record, restitution payments to the property owner, and community service." Source https://www.breslowdefense.com/criminal-mischief.html
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  96. FRS in the states is much like Europe's PMR, except it's on different frequencies. FRS uses 462 and 467 MHz
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  97. I wonder if The Flight Channel will do a video of this
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  98. When Subway discontinued roast beef subs. I went to Firehouse Subs instead, never looked back.
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  99. Steve, there are a number of ham radio YouTubers who regularly video themselves doing ham radio activities in national parks (Parks On The Air) and summits (Summits On The Air) and post it on their YouTube channels. Yes, some of them even live stream too. What's going to happen to their ham radio activies there?
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  100. Congratulations on 100K
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  101. PXL-2000 is the way to go
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  102. Blank VHS tapes were selling for $18.99 at Fotomat in the early part of 1981.
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  103. I haven't read Rolling Stone in some time, I didn't realize how far left and extreme they've become.
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  104. Being from the U.S. I've never heard of them. That briefcase transmitter with the built in antenna is pretty cool, I wonder how much they cost new. Also how much did the mobile unit cost new?
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  105. I heard stories that back in the 1950's and 1960's that when the cops used to pull someone over, if they determined that they were drunk. They parked the car and drove them home or call a cab.
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  106. Where is the whole episode? ??
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  107. I've driven in the Lincoln and Holland tunnels under the Hudson River and the radio worked perfect down there.
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  108. So the part with the mask in the bed. He sees it and starts crying but she sees the mask too and never asks where the mask is from....Like she knows
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  109. That's probably the only band we can't use here in the U.S.
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  110. Fascinating subject. I wasn't aware of the Times Square antenna tower. Before 9/11 the FM and TV stations used to transmit from both the World Trade Center, and the Empire State Building. Regarding WBGO 88.3 they used to or maybe still do mainly transmit from one of the tall insurance buildings in downtown Newark. The last time I heard them, they were an all jazz station.
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  111. 1 one thousand, 2 one thousand, 3 one thousand. 4 one thousand, 5 one thousand. (Used to determine how far away lightning is)
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  112. Barney Fife pretends to be Attorney Vincent Gambini
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  113. I'll bet that transmitter was a Ramsey, they made a lot of kits and where quite popular at the time.
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  114. I appreciate you covering this stuff.
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  115. Do you know about the 100 mile constitutional zone? Google "The Constitution in the 100-Mile Border Zone by the ACLU" (I tried giving you a link but it wouldn't let me)
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  116. Since we're not allowed 4 meters here in the states, it's pretty interesting watching y'all on the 4 meter band. Looks like quite a bit of activity there.
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  117. It's videos like this that makes your channel so compelling. Thanks
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  118.  @davidjames5727  There is an "exit tax" in New Jersey
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  119. Would travel insurance cover this?
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  120. Congrats on 165 K
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  121. Congrats on 168 K
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  122. I didn't realize there was so much pirate activity in the U.K. If the powers that be actually put on the air a decent radio station that the people wanted, chances are there would be less pirates on the air. One of the famous pirates here in the U.S. was the legendary WHOT 91.5 in Brooklyn, New York Circa 1989
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  123. I can watch stuff like this for hours
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  124. Canada, Cuba, Mexico and several Central American countries use 120 volts 60 hertz too. In fact the USA uses 240 volts as well for stoves, clothes dryers, air conditioning, air compressors and a number of other applications. So we aren't exactly 120 volts either...
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  125. You have one of the most interesting channels on YouTube, cheers from the U.S.
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  126. I heard that he was going to get off Scott free but I guess that story was bogus.
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  127. Looks like 3 speed on the column, I wish they bought that back...
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  128. Surprised no has used The Beatles "Revolution 9" ....number 9 number 9 number 9 number 9 ...lol This was really interesting, thanks. Those EV02 phrases were hilarious
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  129. Another great episode, I never thought that a video about the CED would be so interesting. Looking forward to Part III. Nice work
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  130. "Bad Boys, Bad Boys whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when mom tells on you"
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  131. Back in 2020 there was a family court judge who was alleged to have entertained and drank, in her chambers in a Kenton County courthouse in KY.
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  132. Thanks and cheers from the Midwest U.S.
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  133. When will the PixelVision PXL - 2000 version be released?
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  134.  @COASTALWAVESWIRES  Yes, I saw that "Giant Slinky Antenna" video that you made receiving them in Poland.
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  135. Same with Aluminum vs. Aluminium, both are the correct spelling and pronunciation - depending what country you are in...
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  136.  @philsharp758  The U.S. mail trucks have the steering wheel on the right (like the U.K.. in order to deliver the mail to the mail box without getting out of the truck.
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  137. I'm having a hard time believing the story. No agency would expose a potential secret location to an outsider like that even if they didn't see the entrance.
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  138. If you're interested. There is CB audio from 1969 Philadelphia on YouTube, it is called "CB Radio talk and disputes 1969 Philadelphia PA"
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  139. You're right, it should be a Federal jurisdiction....
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  140. Ha! If it was a just a year or so earlier, Carvana could have used this excuse.
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  141. Interesting story, thanks
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  142. I'd like to see Teletext too. I remember my Mother in law getting a brand new 19" TV in the mid 1990's that had Stereo and built-in SAP.
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  143. Thanks again
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  144. We use 240 and 120 volts in the U.S.
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  145. I'll bet the reason why he only got 4 years is because he named some names to save his ass from a longer sentence...
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  146. I thought I read something about some proposed legislation to make PACER available free of charge because court records are public (Unless they were sealed by court order).
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  147. Great job with the editing and analysis.
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  148. Congrats on 146 K
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  149. $100 back of second mic from the left
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  150. Has anyone ever listened to 'We used to know' by Jethro Tull from 1969?
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  151. Can you post your Institute for Justice keynote speech?
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  152. Didn't the record industry sue a dead grandmother?
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  153. Yes, more number stations. Thanks again for another great video.
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  154. Long time ago in the Northeast U.S., there was a single mutual aid frequency that the cops in different towns used to talk to each other on the air in case there was say a stolen car passing from one town to another. Every Friday and Saturday night that channel would come alive as the cops took turns pursuing a stolen car as it went from one town to another. What a time
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  155.  @UltimateDoomer1  SPEN (State Police Emergency Network)
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  156. This will get the dealer many more customers than if the dealer ran an extensive ad campaign on prime time TV for a year.
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  157. I have no real clue what that is, but it is certainly intriguing. Greetings from the U.S.
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  158. 6:11 Sliding? So what if someone inadvertently sides on icy roads, will they get their cars confiscated? I wonder how that would go over well in court...Wonder if Flint is doing this to help pay for their lead in the water issue a few years back. Besides, if people want to race they'll just race in another town instead of Flint.
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  159. That's one band that we're not allowed to use here in the states
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  160. Wish we had access to the 4M band here in the U.S. too
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  161. Not sure if we ever had anti-repeater groups in the U.S. But DID have RTTY repeaters on 2 meters back in the 70's!
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  162. Congrats on 167 K
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  163. If they have a shortage of aluminum, they should substitute and use aluminimum lol
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  164. I can't wait for part 4
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  165. Congratulations on 10 years and thanks for the all the videos. Cheers from across the pond
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  166. Or "All Your Base Are Belong To US"
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  167. I get more information about numbers stations in the U.S. from across the pond than from anyone else on this side of the Atlantic. Thanks
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  168. Thanks
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  169. Congrats on 162 K
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  170. He should mention it in Fahrenheit, after all his channel originates from the U.S. Besides, metric temps sounds awkward! 35C sounds cold but 95F sounds hot
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  171. The FCC stopped sending out paper amateur radio licenses. You can go online and print it out yourself.
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  172. Mucho trabojo poco dinero
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  173. Thanks, we don't get BBC Radio 4 here in the states.
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  174. The first Chinese radio that I had was the Baofeng UV3R, the volume control never worked properly.
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  175. Appreciate you explaining these legal terminologies again
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  176. Shocked that you totally missed "Ayds"
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  177. Well if you ever come to the states, leave the PMR radios at home and buy a set of FRS radios here for $20
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  178. "The US Electrical System is Not 120 V" is a masterpiece
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  179. Thanks for the tip on your interview with Rick Gore > "Steve Lehto Esq - Great Live Talk & Legal Stuff - Limited Immunity & Other Topics"
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  180. Congrats on 166 K. At this rate, you'll easily surpass 200 K before the year is out.
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  181. He said aboot, so yeah...he is Canadian
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  182. North Hollywood California wasn't profitable enough for AT&T to run high speed internet? I might understand rural Kentucky, but North Hollywood?
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  183. From the Midwest U.S. and I watch Sky News Australia too
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  184. I don't know if this could help us because we got rid of it. The Focus only had about 75,000 miles, we expected it to last at least 150,000 miles (like her last car, the Saturn 160K +). We finally threw in the towel after numerous trips to the Ford dealer including the time when my wife was stranded on the interstate when the car just died and then two more trips back to the dealer. We sold the Ford Focus to Car-Max, and bought a Toyota. We lost a lot of money by doing it this way, (negative equity) but she needed a RELIABLE and SAFE vehicle ASAP.
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  185. Submit to the summit sounds like a good name for an alternative band
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  186. It's interesting to hear about the U.K. perspective in the early days of CB. Here in the states, CB got so big that nearly every town had a CB store by the mid to late 1970's. Also CB's were sold by Radio Shack, Department Stores, Drug Stores, Appliance Stores and of course Truck Stops. In 1977, CB got so big that licenses became free. Of course no one was really using their license calls (if they even had one), everyone used handles. On April 28 1983, the FCC stopped requiring a license to use a CB.
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  187. Perhaps this bill has a chance to pass in this politically charged climate?
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  188. Don't they have microphones and a PA system in courts these days?
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  189. Yeah, I had a hard time believing that it was dead hand transmitter. But the concept of the UVB-76 The Buzzer would make for a fine spy thriller...James Bond on steroids lol. Cheers from the states
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  190. The U.S. does use metric for some measurements like liquid. While milk can still be found in 1 gallon and 1 quart sizes, soft drinks, wine and hard liquor are metric in the U.S. Bottled water is commonly available in 1/2 liter bottles. 2 liter bottles of soda (pop) are very popular in the U.S. One thing I'll never get used to is when it comes to temperature, 90 degrees Fahrenheit sounds hot, 30 Degrees Celsius sound cold. 70 degrees sounds like a nice temperature, 21 degree (Celsius) well...not so much...lol
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  191. So how many countries other than the U.S. and Canada have unfused extension cords? What about Europe? South America? The rest of the world? I thought the U.K. is the only one that fused their plugs/extension cords.
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  192. 324th
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  193. Interesting. Cheers from across the pond
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  194. The Turbo Encabulator is supposed to a big improvement over the Gonkulator, but is it really?
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  195. Facebook said this video is against community standards!
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  196. One of the least known air incidents took place in 2001. It wasn't 9/11 but it involved a plane and jet fuel. Air Transat Flight 236 took off from Toronto and was headed toward Lisbon, Portugal and ran out of fuel over The Atlantic Ocean.... "Flight TS 236 took off from Toronto at 00:52 (UTC) on Friday, August 24, 2001 (local time: 8:52 pm (ET) on Thursday, August 23), bound for Lisbon, Portugal. There were 293 passengers and thirteen crew members on board. The aircraft was an Airbus A330-243 registered as C-GITS[2] that first flew on March 17, 1999, configured with 362 seats and placed in service by Air Transat on April 28, 1999. It was powered by two Rolls Royce Trent 772B-60 engines capable of delivering 71,100 lbf (316 kN) thrust each. Leaving the gate in Toronto, the aircraft had 46.9 tonnes of fuel on board, 4.5 tonnes more than required by regulations. Unknown to the pilots, at 04:38, fuel began to leak from the right engine. At 05:03 UTC, more than 4 hours into the flight, the pilots noticed low oil temperature and high oil pressure on engine #2. Although these readings were an indirect result of the fuel leak, there was no obvious reason for the pilots to consider that as the cause. Consequently, Captain Robert Piché, who had 16,800 hours of flight experience, and First Officer Dirk DeJager, who had 4,800 flight hours, suspected they were false warnings and shared that opinion with their maintenance control centre, who advised them to monitor the situation. At 05:36 UTC, the pilots received a warning of fuel imbalance. They followed a standard procedure to remedy the imbalance by transferring fuel from the left wing tank to the right wing tank. Unknown to the pilots, the aircraft had developed a fuel leak in a line to the #2 (right) engine. The transferred fuel was lost through that leak. The fractured fuel line, which was leaking at about one gallon per second, caused a higher than normal fuel flow through the fuel-oil heat exchanger (FOHE), which in turn led to a drop in oil temperature and a rise in oil pressure for the #2 engine. At 05:45 UTC, the pilots decided to divert to Lajes Air Base in the Azores. They declared a fuel emergency with Santa Maria Oceanic air traffic control three minutes later. At 06:13 UTC, while still 150 nautical miles (280 km) from Lajes and at 39,000 feet (12,000 m), engine #2 flamed out due to fuel starvation.[6] Captain Piché then initiated a descent to 33,000 feet (10,000 m), which was the proper single-engine altitude for the weight of the plane at that time. Ten minutes later, the crew sent a Mayday to Santa Maria Oceanic air traffic control. Three minutes later, at 06:26 UTC and approximately 65 nautical miles (120 km; 75 mi) from Lajes Air Base, engine #1 also flamed out requiring the plane to glide the remaining distance.[4](p8) Without engine power, the plane lost its primary source of electrical power. The emergency ram air turbine deployed automatically to provide essential power for critical sensors and instruments to fly the aircraft. However, the aircraft lost its main hydraulic power, which operates the flaps, alternate brakes, and spoilers. The slats would still be powered, however, when the flaps #1 position was selected. Military air traffic controllers guided the aircraft to the airport with their radar system. The descent rate of the plane was about 2,000 feet (600 metres) per minute. They calculated they had about 15 to 20 minutes left before they would be forced to ditch in the ocean. The air base was sighted a few minutes later. Captain Piché had to execute one 360 degree turn, and then a series of "S" turns, to dissipate excess altitude. At 06:45 UTC, the plane touched down hard, approximately 1,030 feet (310 m) past the threshold of Runway 33, at a speed of approximately 200 knots (370 km/h), bounced once and then touched down again, approximately 2,800 feet (850 m) from the threshold. Maximum emergency braking was applied and retained, and the plane came to a stop 7,600 feet (2,300 m) from the threshold of the 10,000-foot (3,000 m) runway. Since the anti-skid and brake modulation systems were inoperative, the eight main wheels locked up; the tires abraded and fully deflated within 450 feet (140 m). Fourteen passengers and two crew members suffered minor injuries, while two passengers suffered serious injuries during the evacuation of the aircraft. The plane suffered structural damage to the main landing gear and the lower fuselage. Investigation The Portuguese Aviation Accidents Prevention and Investigation Department (GPIAA) investigated the accident along with Canadian and French authorities. The investigation revealed that the cause of the accident was a fuel leak in the #2 engine, caused by an incorrect part installed in the hydraulics system by Air Transat maintenance staff as part of routine maintenance]. The engine had been replaced with a spare engine, lent by Rolls-Royce, from an older model which did not include a hydraulic pump. Despite the lead mechanic's concerns, Air Transat authorized the use of a part from a similar engine, an adaptation that did not maintain adequate clearance between the hydraulic lines and the fuel line. This lack of clearance, on the order of millimetres from the intended part, allowed chafing between the lines to rupture the fuel line, causing the leak. Air Transat accepted responsibility for the accident and was fined 250,000 Canadian dollars by the Canadian government, which as of 2009 was the largest fine in Canadian history. Pilot error was also listed as one of the lead causes of the accident (for failing to identify the fuel leak). Nevertheless, the pilots returned to a heroes' welcome from the Canadian press as a result of their successful unpowered landing. In 2002, Captain Piché was awarded the Superior Airmanship Award by the Air Line Pilots' Association." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_Transat_Flight_236
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  197. Thanks for covering this
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  198. 56 miles? That's fantastic, that must have been tropo/lift conditions. Your PMR band is almost the same as our FRS band in the states, just different frequencies. I think ours have the same .5 watt limit and the antennas are fixed to the radio like yours are.
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  199. Just put up a sign that says no space junk
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  200. Another fascinating video, thanks.
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  201. Google has a history of dumping non performing projects, apps and programs. I still believe that Google will dump YouTube at some point. This is the reason YT started up with the anti-adblockers noise. Google's going to say that YouTube is unprofitable and will want to unload it or shut it down.
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  202. I saw a TV advertisement for an app where you could buy lottery tickets from all the states.
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  203. Good intro on the numbers stations..
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  204.  @brianleeper5737  That's it. Thanks
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  205. This is the funniest thing I heard all day.
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  206. Why didn't they automatically disbar her when she was jailed?
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  207. Thanks as always from across the pond.
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  208. I always considered the song "Aja" as a Jazz recording. In fact years ago, Cool Jazz 101.9 in New York City used to play "Aja".
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  209. Re 10:21 There are some strange names in the Bluegrass like Rabbit Hash, Possum Trot and of course Sugartit, I'm sure Turkey Elbow KY is one of them lol
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  210.  @ronsteltz7538  1. Sugartit -- Sadly, the community no longer exists, even though your iPhone will sometimes tell you you're calling from there. It was located between Florence and Union in Boone County, and according to The Cincinnati Enquirer, "it had the name of Pleasant Ridge as shown on Lake's 1883 Atlas. It was later called Gunpowder and the area is so designated in John Uri Lloyd's book, 'Felix Moses, Beloved Jew.' A sugartit is an old-time pacifier for babies made by tying up a bit of sugar in a piece of appropriate cloth or handkerchief. Sugartit is clearly shown on the contour map provided by the United States Coastal and Geodetic Survey." https://www.wcpo.com/news/insider/get-the-scoop-on-all-of-northern-kentuckys-weird-town-names-from-rabbit-hash-to-sugartit
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  211. Thanks, I wonder if some of those antenna are for relaying telemetry data.
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  212. Great stuff, thanks again
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  213. I heard from someone years ago that adding 10 W hydraulic oil and some sawdust will stop an engine.... from burning too much oil.
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  214. There is an American ham visiting Poland and he was DXing the AM broadcast band there and picked up "Absolute Radio UK" on 1215 khz during the day at 800 miles away! Look for "Giant Slinky Antenna - Having Fun on the HF Bands" by COASTAL WAVES & WIRES
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  215. Yeah, but suppose this is still going on? What then? Another settlement in five years?
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  216. Abandoned rail lines are always interesting and great for exploring but here in the states, it seems like they always make them into bike and walking trails.
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  217. When singer Jenni Rivera died in a plane crash December of 2012, someone posted pictures of the crash site including the remains. I think they're still up on the web to this day.
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  218. FORD = Fix Or Repair Daily ................(Except the dual clutch transmission...which cannot be fixed)
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  219. Very good and informative video.
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  220. Here is the complete show http://abc.go.com/shows/2020/episode-guide/2016-01/29-012916-since-the-day-i-was-born
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  221. No Crown Vic's in those days
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  222. HOA - Hell on Americans
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  223. Thanks for the top notch research and videos. Can you get hold of the original CIA photos now that they are declassified? I don't know where to look, maybe one of your subscribers could help.
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  224. Too bad the dash cam wasn't clearer because the cops could have charged all those drivers for failing to yield...
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  225. Getting zapped by electric was a rite of passage for us here in the U.S.
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  226. The Canadian Robot Lady confiscated it as an asset forfeiture
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  227. Dishonest car dealers? Heavens To Betsy, what is the world coming to? ....... lol
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  228. I remember that old BTO song "Taking Care of Tickets"
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  229.  @dashy9482  I don't know. It would be great to get some money from Ford. But I'm not counting on it...
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  230. Does anyone read Rolling Stone anymore?
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  231. Thanks and cheers from the U.S.
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  232. I've seen ads on TV for some company that rents out RV's, I didn't recall the name of the company
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  233. I usually watch the 'Distant Signal' channel
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  234. I've never heard these stories before, thanks.
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  235. Someone needs to be held accountable and the man needs to be financially compensated.
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  236. This is really sad, I hope she regains her sanity and gets the proper treatment for the rest of her life
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  237. Interesting radio, is the 220 band AM only or FM too? Because we can use 222 Mhz here in the U.S. , it's one of our ham allocations.
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  238. Thanks
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  239. This makes the Chauchat seem like an AK-47
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  240. Interesting, thanks
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  241. I appreciate this, I'm glad you did a video on the U.S. electrical system. And this was really good (all your videos are) , no doubt this why this is one of my favorite YouTube channels. So I guess Canada and Mexico is similar to the U.S. since they use 120/240 like the U.S. ? Now I never understood why U.K. outlets have switches. Would it have anything to do with their ring circuit system? I was surprised when I found out recently that the U.K. uses 110 volts at construction sites https://www.sunrisetools.co.uk/blog/post/5-110-volt-vs-240-volt-on-construction-sites
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  242. Trover (/ˈtroʊvər/[1]) is a form of lawsuit in common law jurisdictions for recovery of damages for wrongful taking of personal property. Trover belongs to a series of remedies for such wrongful taking, its distinctive feature being recovery only for the value of whatever was taken, not for the recovery of the property itself - Wiki
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  243. I smell a lawsuit
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  244. "l...." State your name. ALL: l...state your name. "...do hereby pledge allegiance to the frat." ALL:...do hereby pledge allegiance to the frat. "With liberty and fraternity for all." Amen.
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  245. Why do you need so many edits to explain this? This is ridiculous
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  246. Thanks, this is a great numbers station video
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  247. Dang, what a story
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  248. Thanks for this
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  249. Interesting, watching from the U.S.
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  250. One of the best car chases I seen in a long time.
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  251. Interesting, I wonder if it were possible in the U.S. too. There is some speculation that our Interstate Highway System built in the 1950's throughout the 1970's could accommodate aircraft landings and takeoffs in an emergency. Indeed there have been several instances where planes have made emergency landings right on our interstate highways. The Interstate Highway System was conceived by President Eisenhower after seeing the Autobahn in Germany.
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  252. Endut! Hoch! Hech!
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  253. Nice research, thanks again
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  254. I hear they use Facial Recognition Software in casinos to prevent people from gambling who have been banned from the casino
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  255. Interesting as always
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  256. Didn't something like this happen not too long ago?
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  257. And WABC - 7 in New York City
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  258. Fantastic stuff, thanks again.
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  259. If you want to hear what CB radio sounded like in 1969. Just search for the video, CB Radio talk and disputes 1969 Philadelphia PA
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  260. Fascinating stuff as always, thanks. I read somewhere that we used to have two meter RTTY repeaters here in the U.S. years ago.
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  261. Here I thought property taxes paid for police services and road maintenance
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  262. Thanks again
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  263. There is a video on YouTube of her recounting that event on some TV show
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  264. Can the Feds step in?
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  265. We have wireless internet here in the states, they are called WISP's (Wireless ISP). They are mainly used in rural areas where cable and fiber would cost too much.. It uses small microwave dishes, it is round and about 1 foot in diameter.
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  266. Nice work as always and congratulations on 100,000 subscribers
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  267. Amazing story
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  268. I call those plastic screw things, 'assembly fasteners'. I've seen those in a bag of assembly parts that come with TV cabinets and desks that you put together.
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  269. Even if pot were legal, transporting that much would still be against the law.
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  270. Maybe $400 a day storage fee was a typo?
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  271. Gas cars are better cause it's cheaper to replace a gas motor for $4000 than a $22,000 battery.
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  272. Why would Boston air traffic controllers be involved? This happened off the coast of Long Island NY. Also, the movie "Final Destination" used the crash for the backdrop of the movie.
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  273. I had an HTC in the early 2010's, sometimes it would overheat. Other times it would lockup where you couldn't turn it off without removing the battery.
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  274. The Arizona governor got elected under suspicious circumstances
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  275. I remember seeing an episode of this on 'Seconds from Disaster'
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  276. Isn't that really "Bait and Switch" ? And isn't "Bait and Switch" illegal in most states?
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  277. The fake alien from the bogus 'autopsy film' in 1995 looks more credible than these two 'aliens' .
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  278. This also happened in November of 2012 in the South . For 15 years, teachers in three Southern states paid Clarence Mumford Sr. - himself a longtime educator - to send someone else to take the tests in their place, authorities said. Each time, Mumford received a fee of between $1,500 and $3,000 to send one of his test ringers with fake identification to the Praxis exam.
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  279. This is the kind of stuff that happens in third world banana republics, it shouldn't be happening here. Steve, you should get with Lou Rossmann and do a video together about this subject.
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  280. Welcome aboard
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  281. Can you do a followup?
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  282. Great interview
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  283. Interesting as always, cheers from across the pond
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  284. Outstanding explanation, probably the best I heard to date...
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  285. I remember when a gas stove cost $150
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  286. Thanks fascinating stuff
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  287. This video should win an award.
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  288. RIP to the firefighter
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  289. Gross miscarriage of justice
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  290. Congrats on 156 K
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  291.  @DovieRuthAuthor  There is one ham who does not monetize his channel, but YouTube still run commercials during his videos anyway. I'd hate to see him get fined or in trouble over this. He gets no money at all from his channel. He makes videos to just help other hams whp might be interested in also doing POTA and Morse Code.
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  292. Thanks for another interesting history of pirate radio
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  293. Maybe she used one those novelty "winning" lottery tickets
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  294. We did have pirate radio in the U.S. but a lot of it was on FM and in the bigger cities like Miami and New Tork. There was one very popular pirate called WHOT 91.5 in Brooklyn NY. When the local New York City station 91.5 WNYE used to go off the air at night on the weekends, then WHOT would come on and occupy the frequency. The DJ's were usually Hank Hayes and Jim Nazium.
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  295. This is your best video, I've watched it several times
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  296. 10th Comment
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  297. I just saw your latest video on VinWiki "The conspiracy to ruin the coolest American car company of all time"
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  298. Meanwhile Texas has a speed limit of 85 mph/136 km and South Dakota and Montana is 80 mph/128 km. https://www.iihs.org/topics/speed/speed-limit-laws
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  299. I thought that Canada would have the same or better protection laws than the U.S. I never heard of the Pontiac Pursuit until after watching this report. Good investigative reporting.
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  300. Subscriber to Lehto's Law channel. Steve linked to this video today (2-21-2021)
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  301. Great interview
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  302. Excellent series, thanks and cheers from across the pond
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  303. Excellent
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  304. Slap on the wrist
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  305. This sounds so familiar, you covered this 2 years ago. August 21 2022.....Avis Charged Woman for Driving Rental 22K Miles in 3 Days
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  306. Polish Cipher Bureau
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  307. In early 1981, a 2 hour VHS blank tape went for $18.99 at Fotomat
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  308. He said..... "Mr.Gorbachev ...... Tear....Down......This......Wall!" ...........(No he didn't, Reagan said it)...lol
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  309. I believe the LP mode was discontinued around the time of the introduction of HQ VHS
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  310. There's gold in them thar hills
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  311. 2020 Liberator
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  312. They should fight this in court
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  313. Not gross, but I heard from a Canadian friend that Macaroni and Cheese is called "Kraft Dinner" in Canada.
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  314. It's a sad sad situation no matter what
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  315. Outstanding
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  316. Thanks
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  317. Thanks again
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  318. How long would a full propane tank (like the one in your video) run on your generator at it's rated 3,200 watts and how long would it run at half load? Thanks
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  319. Thanks
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  320. There was a guy who was going to testify against mobster John Gotti, but he didn't initially know who he was. The guy found out who Gotti was and when he went to court, he lied and said he couldn't identify John Gotti and the case against Gotti was dropped and the witness was free to leave and didn't get in trouble.
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  321. Cool...So now I could make a battery out of Hershey's Chocolate as well as get cavities from it.
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  322. Thanks, I wasn't aware of these antenna arrays
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  323. Pronounced Dove HY-KiND
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  324. Well that was different
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  325. We thought metric.......in 1976 and rejected it
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  326. But you can still go to jail in Florida is you recorded an abusive spouse or someone who threatened you? That doesn't sound right.
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  327. Canadian friend says that they call it Kraft Dinner up there instead of Mac and Cheese
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  328. Do you know they had Trump rallies in Beverly Hills, New Jersey and even in New York city? All in the heart of the liberal left territory...
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  329. I heard that slingshots are illegal in NJ. So I reckon that slingshot gun is double illegal there.
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  330. We don't use metric in the U.S. We use feet.
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  331. Some ham radio ops have home weather stations connected to their radios and can transmit the weather out to APRS.
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  332. You'll get more honest traffic information on CB radio.
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  333. They need to call the police and file a theft report...and..and...oh wait...never mind, forget it
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  334. Thanks
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  335. Does that new law say anything about Lois and Penny Lanes?
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  336. You should be able to get sporadic E-Skip on that band in about 2 months or so.
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  337. Good informative video, wish more people could see this
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  338. I appreciate these, cheers from the U.S.
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  339. Well done
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  340. Arnold could have committed a crime IF he actually called for insurrection. If he ever did get convicted, he'll be disqualified from owning or possessing a firearm forever. "Whoever incites, sets on foot, assists, or engages in any rebellion or insurrection against the authority of the United States or the laws thereof, or gives aid or comfort thereto, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and shall be incapable of holding any office under the United States." https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2383
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  341. OK, how many jokes are there going to be about taking a whiz on Whizz Air?
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  342. How much is that titanium piece worth?
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  343. That interview with Tucker Carlson already got 1.2 Million views on the Fox News Channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFlqXPl_hZQ
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  344. Addyston Ohio is a well known speed trap
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  345. Don't tell anyone, but I lied about my age and told them I was 18 and got a job at a factory and loaded trucks. I was 17. All they needed for an ID was my social security number lol
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  346. The legal system has gone totally freaking mad
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  347. Blame it all on the Mandela Effect lol
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  348. This is the first time I heard it even talked about.
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  349. What is the least amount that a person can carry in the U.S. without having it be subjected to confiscation under "asset forfeiture" ?
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  350. What are the laws for filming the police in other countries. Canada? UK? Europe?
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  351. Thanks
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  352. I never heard of charging guests to participate in a conference.
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  353. Congratulations on 2 Million subs
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  354. One plate state here too
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  355. Open up a store that sells nothing but brown paper
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  356. CNN = Contains No News (In my opinion)
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  357. Back in the old days, the worst that could happen was when someone in the TV studio hit the wrong switch and the porn they were watching would go out over the air by mistake....
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  358. I think it's about the right to repair
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  359. Entire lighthouses have been moved
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  360. Thanks I enjoyed the series
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  361. I heard for years that Syracuse NY gets the most snow, but others have said Buffalo. I think the region with the most snow in the country would have to go to the U.P. portion of Michigan.
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  362. Good Channel
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  363. Interesting, thanks.
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  364. $19.95 to see a UFO Documentary? Really ? The whole UFO and aliens from out of space were used as cover stories to hide the testing of advanced technologies like the SR-71 and stealth aircraft in Area-51. About the so called "UFO" 'flying saucer' technology... Well one story goes that the Nazi's were working on the technology as far back as the late 1930's. In fact the allies would sometimes encounter 'Foo-Fighters' over Germany during WWII. Along these lines, the consensus seems to be that after WWII the secret technology was divided up among the allies with the U.S. ending up having most of it. Some say that the transistor which was invented in 1947 came from that secret technology. Far fetched? Well maybe. But check out the many Nazi UFO videos on YouTube and draw your own conclusions.
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  365. One of these days the cops will pull over an armored truck and claim the truck might be carrying cash from criminal activities and seize the truck.
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  366. Thanks again
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  367. Tania Head was a woman who faked being a 9/11 survivor. She fooled a lot of people
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  368. Sounds like what happened in Massachusetts in 2013
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  369. Remember when Amazon took George Orwell books from Kindle users 14 years ago?
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  370. Make a Junk 3 video
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  371.  @Shadow_Banned_Conservative  Exactly. But people post anonymously all the time on Facebook for innocent purposes. Like if they're looking for a contractor for their house, they don't want to be bombarded with personal messages from scammers in their inbox. Also people post anonymously because they don't want their friends or neighbors to know that they seeking advice for a doctor or a treatment facility.
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  372.  @pansepot1490  Private group usually means only members of that group can see the messages.
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  373. He shouldn't have gave them the time of day
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  374. New York State used to send investigators to NJ to collect license plate numbers of NY cars parking in NJ malls to identify NY residents suspected of buying clothes in NJ to avoid taxes. Cincinnati used to send investigators into KY to collect license plate of Ohio residents suspected of buying cheaper cigarettes in KY. And NJ sent investigators over to PA to observe N.J. residents buying fireworks in P.A. and then bust them after they crossed to border back into N.J.
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  375. Bar we used to hang out had a jukebox similar to this and the bartender could (remotely behind the bar hit a button and) reject a record playing for whatever reason (usually because the record got stuck or skipped a lot). I assume it was some kind of relay that did that.
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  376. 20 years ago SpySheriff infected computers
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  377. Thanks for covering this! Cheers from the Midwest U.S.
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  378. I've seen several EDM songs do this. They take bits and pieces of the original song or melody and transformed into something else and with a different title.
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  379. What if the cops used LoJack to track a stolen vehicle only to find it's in some garage or some building? Do the cops have probable cause then? Or it's still not good enough?
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  380. Thanks again
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  381. Denmark once owned the Virgin Islands until 1917.
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  382. Thanks
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  383. I hope he sues the spit out of the airline and anyone else responsible for this travesty
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  384. Thanks
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  385. They probably thought it was the door to the restroom, yea...that's their defense
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  386. Besides Boxing, there are numerous martial arts tournaments. And what about just 2 people going at it practicing boxing or martial arts in a non tournament setting. Then there is also paintball which if you ever got hit by one, can be painful.
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  387. Next up, the great aluminum versus aluminium debate.
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  388. So someone built a car that runs on water, but then the person mysteriously dies and his car and his plans for the engine just disappear like that. Gee, that never happens.
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  389. CBS is incapable of being a responsible broadcaster.
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  390. CNN = Contains No News
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  391. I guess they didn't get the memo that people are leaving the state in droves...
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  392. Thanks
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  393. Thanks
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  394. I tried to share this on Facebook and it said it was against community standards!
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  395. Who knows? Maybe some angel of death doctor/nurse was responsible for the woman passing and they covered it up by hiding her for a year.
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  396. Fantastic interview
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  397. Where is the rest of it when she meets her mom?
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  398. Can you do a followup to this if there is more information?
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  399. Do they have Title Insurance For Cars?
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  400. She should sue for false arrest.
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  401. In NJ they called them PBA cards
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  402. Did you get my email about that lawyer who was suspended for doing drugs and explicit language?
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  403. This is ridiculous, the guy should get the blue prints to his own house.
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  404. Good question
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  405. I thought about getting my DNA tested, but never did
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  406. You should have painted the bullet a bright yellow color. Also you should use a parabolic mic next time.
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  407. Maybe the gas station was also fencing the soda.
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  408. The back up gun rack is actually a good idea, it's safer than sleeping with a pistol underneath your pillow...
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  409. Did the Police in the U.K. use the end of the AM broadcast band 1600-1800 khz like they did here in the States?
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  410. Thanks
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  411. Wouldn't it be ironic if the person who got a bribe in a trial got the cash confiscated under civil asset forfeiture during a traffic stop.
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  412. Do you have a link ?
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  413.  @thunderman77  Thanks!
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  414. Aha! I see the light
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  415. The 2 cops who shut their camera off should be fired and bought up on obstruction of justice and tampering with evidence..
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  416.  @toolbaggers  Internal Affairs?
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  417. I saw your interview with Steve Lehto and started watching your other videos. This is a really good one.
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  418. Great video, thanks. You always have interesting stuff on your channel, watching from the Midwest U.S.
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  419. I can pick out the differences between major notes and minor notes and that's the extent of my musical expertise. lol
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  420. Great interview
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  421. Thanks, watching from the Midwest U.S.
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  422. Louisville is pronounced Lew ah ville
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  423. The most useless antenna was the back of the set antenna sold by Radio Shack.
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  424. lmao
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  425. Excellent
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  426. Thanks
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  427. Thanks
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  428. What you could do is take a prerecorded Beta tape out of it's case and wind it onto a VHS case and play it back on a VHS deck to show how a Beta tape would play on a VHS machine. And visa versa
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  429. Sound at 1:10
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  430. Perhaps if the company was named Fahrenheit , the people would get their money back.......
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  431. Congratulations on 300,000 subscribers
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  432. In New Jersey, they call it Hawt Cawfee
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  433. I often wondered if anyone tried using the excuse in court that they thought the highway number WAS the speed limit....ex: I-75, I-80 or I-95 lol
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  434. She has a great taste in music! I hear David Guetta, Martin Garrix, Brooks - Like I Do (Ollie Crowe Remix) playing in the background in the last couple of seconds of the video. Thanks to the Shazam app for figuring that out!
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  435. Make it a felony to waste state resources by proposing stupid laws...
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  436. Congrats on 704 K
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  437. Facebook is censoring Fox News again. It says this goes against community standards. They did this yesterday too...
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  438. I prefer Hoax Slayer over Snopes https://www.hoax-slayer.com/
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  439. I hope the airline industry is not using Amazon fuses.
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  440. Thanks
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  441. SAP Second Audio program "Second audio program (SAP), also known as secondary audio programming, is an auxiliary audio channel for analog television that can be broadcast or transmitted both over-the-air and by cable television. SAP is part of the multichannel television sound (MTS) standard originally set by the National Television Systems Committee (NTSC) in 1984 in the United States. The NTSC video format and MTS are also used in Canada and Mexico. " https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_audio_program
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  442. Of course you know what's going to happen the minute we switch to fused extension cords. Someone is using the extension cord for their portable heater and the fuse blows, since it's the middle of the night and the stores are closed. Why not stick a piece of aluminum foil in place of the fuse and then use the extension cord again for the portable heater. You know, much like back in the olden days when we had those screw on fuses in our electric boxes. Out of a fuse? No problem, just stick a penny in there and you're good to go...
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  443. Do a followup video after you get your answer. Enjoyed video
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  444. "No Fail Mission" has a nice ring to it
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  445. Louisville is pronounced LEW AH VILLE .............not Lewie Ville
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  446. I never used My Space
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  447. 276 subscribers?
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  448. Anyone remember Video Concert Hall ? They predated MTV
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  449. She bought it on herself. Her company didn't want to be associated with the controversy.
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  450. TWI = Teaching While Intoxicated
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  451. So everyone's rates goes up $15 a month to pay for the fine, but everyone gets a one time coupon for 19 cents as punitive damage for the cell phone company selling your data......
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  452. There is 2 Part video where this lady got busted for DWI and she had her dog Gator in the car. The cops went through several steps to get her dog safely taken care of. Video is called Clairl I She's Hammered and Clairl II Gator's Night Out. .
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  453. I noticed that attorney sites are using chat bots
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  454. Could you please knock off with the metric nonsense? We are talking about a U.S. ship here. Use imperial measurements.
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  455. Long time Ford consumer until the dual clutch transmission ended that
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  456. Thanks
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  457. The original owners could have looked it up on the internet or have someone look it up for them for before selling it to the art dealer. Then again the art dealer could use the excuse that he put it up for auction because did not know the true value.
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  458. I hope there is an update to this
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  459. Why is the language censored?
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  460. Eh! it's Canada's fault because they have really low speed limits. 60 km is 37 miles an hour, that speed limit is too low for someone with a Lamborghini
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  461. Come to the U.S., you're welcome here
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  462. An illuminating video
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  463. Fascinating
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  464. If, I'm going to be spending $140 a year for YouTube Premium. YouTube had better NOT embed commercials in videos!
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  465. Congratulations on 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS!
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  466. I wished that you put in subtitles
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  467. The bullets cost $40 each
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  468. I'm in States too, lot of great info on his channel.
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  469. They made several copies of the hard drive , but no copies of the documents? Bullshit
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  470. I remember when just about everyone in the neighborhood worked on their cars. They did oil changes, spark plug changes, fixed the brakes. There was a guy up the street that repaired shoes. Around the block, there was a place where you could have your knives, scissors and hedge clippers sharpened while you waited. Half way up the street there was a machine shop. There were three embroidery shops within 15 minutes of each other. The hardware store and even the pharmacy had tube testers so you could test you the tubes on your radio or TV. There was a TV repair shop 20 minutes away by foot. There were three bakeries all within a 20 minute walk. Some guy used to sell fresh vegetables out of his truck. All that is gone
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  471. The ring is part of an implied contract, it wasn't an one off gift like flowers. The ring wouldn't have been given out unless there was something promised back, a completion of an implied deal.
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  472. The stadium is by Route 3, New Jersey natives used to pronounce it "Root Tree"
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  473. Excellent research and great video. Thanks
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  474. I used to eat raw ground beef in the 1970's when I was in my early to late teens, and never got sick. I wouldn't try it today
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  475. Do other governments do this?
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  476. Miracle on the Cornfields
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  477. I don't think anyone mentioned it, but DECCA Records passing up The Beatles should be way up there...
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  478. Adam Savage (Mythbusters) on a Charmin Commercial
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  479. Why does this have to be age restricted? I want to share this
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  480. We use feet in the U.S.
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  481. Thanks
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  482. I went to high school and college and I'm still called "hey you".
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  483. Interesting, thanks from across the pond.
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  484. Why are the words being censored, this is the internet.
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  485. The $25 a month, does that include free gas too? lol
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  486. Shylock County changed their minds, cool.
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  487. Seriously, I don't know why people from Europe and elsewhere are getting bent out of shape because North America don't have switches on the outlets. Who cares? The whole thing is just silly.
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  488. Is that considered an NFA weapon, or is it considered a flare gun?
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  489. Most interesting.
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  490. So she agreed to get baptized and then turns around and sues the cop for baptizing her?
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  491. Thanks
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  492. Is that going to get rid of those bogus claims of TV reception of 200 miles for those cheap $20 Flat Chinese indoor TV antennas?
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  493. "TV Networks Say You're Breaking The Law When You Skip Commercials" from EFF May 25, 2012 lol
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  494. Didn't the courts rule that once it goes out for trash it is fair game for anyone including the police or anyone else to pick through it? The cops have legally used DNA and other items found in the garbage and they continue to do so because they don't need permission from anyone. Including a waste authority.
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  495. Fascinating
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  496. Thanks
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  497. Does this mean that account sharing (which they allow you to do ) will soon be a thing of the past?
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  498. Great question
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  499. I've heard that if a person tries to avoid a drunk driving checkpoint, the cops can go chase them down. Unless of course the California ruling applies to that too.
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  500. What about new and used car dealers who have unlicensed cars on their property?
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  501. The Avro was the straw man. It's "look we tried to build a UFO/hovercraft (with conventional technology) , it doesn't work so lets abandon this project" . Meanwhile the story goes after WWII the disc technology was split up amongst the allies with the Soviet Union getting scraps of the spoils and the U.S. getting the lions share with the U.K. and Canada and France. The disc technology does not use conventional propulsion, it uses a electrogravitic drive. When the disc is moving there is force field surrounding the disc and that force field enables the people inside to withstand extreme G forces. So where did the Germans get the technology from? Some researchers point to the Vril Society and the dark arts for inspiration to build these craft. Is it true? It probably makes more sense than the aliens from outer space are here to save us. Suppose such craft exists and we've been secretly using this technology for quite awhile. But why did we keep it a secret? Did we? Funny thing, after WWII came the invention of the transistor and all this new technology. Was that part of the spoils from WWII Germany? Who knows?
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  502. I often wondered if some cleaning crew ever unplugged a critical server in order to run the vacuum cleaner.
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  503. Petula Clark's "Downtown" and Green Day's "Waiting"
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  504. In the 90's there was the AOL "Update your credit card email scam"
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  505. Thanks
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  506. The story I heard is that someone bought a new car from one of the big three car dealers, they bring it home and drive it for 200 miles and the gas gauge hardly moved. They call the dealer who says bring it back to them so they could look at it. So they leave the car there and pick it up later and then find the mileage is back to where it should have been in the first place. They bring it back to the dealer and complain that they are no longer driving 200 miles without hardly moving the gas gauge. The dealer tells the customer says that they have no idea what they are talking about. Another variation is that they bring it back to the dealer who tells them the customer got a prototype car by mistake.
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  507. CNN = Contains No News
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  508. Are these the same anvils that the coyote uses on the roadrunner?
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  509. I've been using Firefox for 20 years and will continue to use them. I don't trust other browsers.
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  510. Anyone remember when some government sprayed that stuff on marijuana many years ago?
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  511.  @Genesh12  The New Jersey Exit Tax requires you to withhold either 8.97 percent of the profit/capital gain you make on the sale of your home or 2 percent of the total selling price, whichever is higher
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  512. Can cops lie in other countries? What about Canada? UK?
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  513. I use CC Close Captioned to understand more clearly
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  514. Stellantis has been having a lot of problems, I wonder if they will go out of business
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  515. I didn't watch the Oscars last night. In fact I can't remember the last time I watched them. I watched Dateline and then Most Shocking last night on 19-6.
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  516. Great video
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  517. The corporations, voice tracking and iHeart radio already pretty much killed off local radio here in the states. DAB was never implemented here.
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  518. Sue for false arrest and get the Institute For Justice involved and have a class action.
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  519. Bring back the Trabant
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  520. And I thought Fraud's dual clutch transmission was a big problem.
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  521. I thought Fair Trade laws were ruled illegal in the U.S. . Isn't that's what Wisconsin is doing? Some years ago, a local radio station had a promotion where you could get gas for $1.02 a gallon at one of the gas stations for a couple of hours. Locally, Kroger has gas discount 'points' everytime you shop. If you get so many points in a month, you get 10 cents off a gallon per $100 or so that you spend at Kroger.
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  522. Thanks
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  523. Top notch
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  524. What if someone steals an Amazon package worth $500 off the front porch ?
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  525. Can we ask cops if we can see their license?
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  526. Why is the language is censored ?
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  527. Google will shut down or sell YouTube at if they continue to lose money. Google has a history of abandoning things. Read, All the products that Google has sent to the graveyard.
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  528. They used Laser Discs in the early days of Karaoke. As soon as the smaller VCD size Karaoke disc became available, the Karaoke DJ's stopped used laser discs altogether because the Karaoke VCD's were much cheaper, they were more convenient to use and most important of all...They were much lighter, so that made them much easier to lug around from gig to gig... Hey, there is new subject to cover. Laser Disc Karaoke vs VCD Karaoke
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  529. A leopard doesn't change it's spots
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  530. And what happens when these owners drive in higher speed limit states? What happens if the owner moves to higher speed states? Would out of state car shops be in trouble for disabling the limiter?
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  531. Do they still use beanbags anymore?
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  532. Why did you censor the language again?
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  533. Never heard some of these songs before, maybe that's a good thing. I agree about "My Humps", yea that was pretty awful. The Black Eyed Peas are capable of making great tunes, that just wasn't one of them. Never heard of Rednex before...And that song Friday was irritating. I don't recall any station ever playing it. Stars are Blind was OK, not bad...I kinda liked Crazy Frog's Axel F...it was different. Justin Beiber did make some decent songs, Baby wasn't one of them.
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  534. Congratulations to our friends in Quebec
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  535. There is also the Music CD-R's too, these are required in those stand alone audio decks that came out in the early 2000's. You can't use a regular CD-R in those devices because they don't have an embedded code.
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  536.  @jordananderson2728  lol
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  537. Enjoyed this, an idea for a future vault could be a station tour of WLEW? Merry Christmas
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  538. In the mid 1980's there was Jolt Cola with sugar and twice the caffeine.
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  539. But if Amazon said it was for the kitchen and then the owner put it in the bathroom. Then Amazon would be off the hook?
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  540. Thanks for covering this
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  541. Why now? 1530 WCKY has been there for decades and so have the residents.
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  542. Do other countries have a sort of of FDIC?
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  543. Well. Back in the really old days, if you were coerced into paying extra for something in order to keep your business running. That was called a shake down and extortion, and that is illegal. And back in the really old days if someone or some company did something to an object that you owned and made it stop working or made it work poorly. That was called sabotage and it was also illegal. People used to go to jail and pay fines for that sort of stuff. But because it's being done under the guise of DRM, it's supposed to be OK? No it isn't.
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  544. Make incandescent bulbs great again
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  545. Thanks and cheers from the states
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  546. The Pocket Fisherman must have been quite a success because that commercial ran for years on TV...
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  547. Interesting
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  548. Pence is a skilled debater. In addition to being Governor of Indiana, he also had a radio show as well. Pence had all the facts, Harris had none at all.
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  549. Thank you for covering this
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  550. Hot Dang! Now that's a car chase
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  551. Another fascinating video and topic, thanks and cheers from across the pond.
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  552. I saw this story but I figured you already knew about it
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  553. Help Western NC first, before helping California.
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  554. Have on whoever you want. If I don't want to watch a particular episode. Then I won't. I'll watch the next episode instead.
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  555. Cool, thanks!
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  556. Lotta fun
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  557. I saw this in the news, I was hoping you would cover this
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  558. Regional dialects or terms for an item. It's like Northern NJ says "Taylor Ham" and rest of the NJ says "Pork Roll". While the rest of the country has no idea what either one them is. In the Cincinnati area. 5 Way means either Gold Star or Skyline Chili while the rest of the country would probably snicker at the term ...
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  559. Why were my comments deleted?
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  560.  @RingwayManchester  I replied but it looks like my comments didn't post again
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  561. We did go metric on some items like 2 liter soda (pop), . 500 ml. bottled water and hard liquor . And all consumer goods is listed in both English and Metric
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  562. I'll bet Apple been doing this for a long time, they are just making this public to cover themselves over privacy issues.
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  563. There was a legendary pirate here in the states many years ago. WHOT 91.5 Brooklyn, New York. There were others, but WHOT was the best of them.
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  564. Why is the language censored?
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  565. You always have interesting stuff on your channel, cheers from the U.S.
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  566. I saw that KPRC news report the other day.
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  567. Thanks for keeping up on this
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  568. Steve, maybe you could help him write a book about his story
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  569. Maybe she thought that police dispatchers get 'special' stimulus money
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  570. Steve, this probably the shortest video you ever done. 🙂
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  571. Great presentation, looking forward to part 2
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  572. The heated seats subscription (if it did go through) should have been easy to hack. Just hook up a couple of wires? But yes, it was a stupid idea to begin with.
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  573. Anyone notice what sounds like an disembodied voice saying "hey" at 11:59 and again at 12:03?
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  574. So the government can get away with being a peeping Tom, but the average person would get arrested for it?
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  575. Another interesting video, thanks.
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  576. I've never heard of this either. Just curious why no one was prosecuted for blocking some exits with vehicles.
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  577. I'm agree with Steve Lehto on this issue (I watch his YT videos all the time) . However if you are a mechanic (or technically inclined) and someone who troubleshoots and fixes cars on a regular basis and you know exactly what you are getting into, then I guess it's OK to buy one of these cars. Otherwise stay away from those types of vehicles.
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  578. Thanks and congratulations on 2 million subscribers
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  579. 150 in the Cup with the 6 on it
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  580. Thanks again
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  581. Whatever happened to the brand new Ford Ranger Pickups and Chevy S-10's for under $14,000 ?
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  582. Great story. Air Transat Flight 236 is another great story, they ran out of fuel over the Atlantic and glided for 100 miles and landed in the Azores with no fatalities
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  583. There was another typewriter called the mill that typed in all capa., it was used by code intercepts in the military who copied Morse Code and typed live as they were hearing the code.
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  584. MAGA 2020
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  585. Arkansas' finest don't need grapplers
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  586. I was watching a video called The ongoing fight against ghost cars, about bogus paper license plates in DFW
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  587. Thanks
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  588. I always wondered what was in those things
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  589. I've been looking for the uncensored version of the incident
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  590. Press release that Tim is reading https://www.justice.gov/usao-or/pr/74-people-facing-federal-charges-crimes-committed-during-portland-demonstrations
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  591. Snoring ar LAX lol
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  592. A bit surprised that cheating is a felony.
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  593.  @Stoney3K  DAB never took off here in the states, but Sirius XM Satellite radio has. It costs between $11 to $22 a month.
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  594. When everything is blurred, it ruins the story....
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  595. Congrats on 1 Million subs on THIS channel!
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  596. Is there more to this video?
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  597. I'm thinking of Caddyshack while you're telling this story lol
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  598. 20mm next
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  599. Hertz falsely accused hundreds of innocent customers of stealing its vehicles — accusations that, for some customers, resulted in arrests, felony charges and jail time. - NPR
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  600. Interesting stuff, cheers from across the pond
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  601. Fox News reported this. Google "Florida sheriff defends deputy-involved shooting after ambush attack: 'Evil can never be dead enough'
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  602. Thanks for the update.
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  603. Thanks
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  604. It's pretty spooky to go past the Toyota dealer and see a nearly empty lot.
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  605. Say what you want about HiPoint. They shoot pretty accurately, they are reliable, they never jam. Sure they are ugly, but they are also inexpensive and have a lifetime warranty.
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  606. Live PD was canceled too
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  607. I know of several Gemini/Capricorn relationships, some of them very long term. 20 years or more. But yet, according to typical thinking, we Gemini's are not supposed to get along with Capricorn. What gives? In fact I never went out with any Aquarius, Aries or Libra women although I have with a Leo which I seem to get along the best with.
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  608. I wish I could share this but with the age restriction, very few if any would see it...
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  609. They pronounce it "Hawt Cawfee" in parts of New jersey
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  610. I suggest trying that same location again with a better antenna. Cheers from the U.S.
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  611. Why was the language censored?
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  612. Like to hear an update on this
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  613. Good one!
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  614. Can those portable "swamp coolers" generate Legionnaire's Disease ?
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  615. 15 wpm beacon? Interesting, I always thought that beacons were slow. The ones I hear on the long wave band here in North America are like 5 wpm or less.
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  616. Sounds like an episode of Forensic Files
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  617. Thanks, it was a fun watch.
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  618. YouTube Premium is now up to $139 a year and that's just for one person. Is it worth it?
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  619. Very well done
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  620. Why is the language censored?
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  621. The cop should be fired and bought up on civil rights violations.
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  622. Thanks! I watched all five episodes and you did an outstanding job covering this fascinating subject. Is there going to be a part 6? I can only hope.
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  623. 10/10
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  624. Uncredible Cop Can Smell Pot in Other Cars in Traffic
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  625. Watching from the U.S.
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  626. MPG versus conventional engine ?
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  627. I saw this an hour ago
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  628. Interesting as always
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  629. What if cars stuck in traffic and not moving? You can't look at the car next to you?
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  630. Shadowgate got banned by YouTube and other outlets according to RT
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  631. Why is this censored?
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  632. This was a really good episode
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  633. Fascinating
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  634. The United States is the last free nation in the world. We are on the precipice of losing it, forever.....if Harris/Biden gets in. Lord Help Us All
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  635. How much do those cars go for brand new? How much did your neighbor pay for it?
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  636. Thanks again!
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  637. I appreciate you doing these videos.
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  638. Fantastic and important interview
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  639. Nadia's Theme (Theme from The Young and the Restless)
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  640. There is supposed to be a cell tower disguised as a tree along the Garden State Parkway in Sopranos Land (NJ).
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  641. Thanks again
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  642. Excellent question
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  643. How is that gonna work if they pay at the pump with a credit card?
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  644. I wonder if we could use this in the states?
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  645. I stand by my comment that Google is going to dump YouTube at some point. That's why they ramped up the adblocker nonsense. Google is going to say at some point that YT is unprofitable because of adblockers and will look to unload it or shut it down. Google has a history of dumping things, YouTube will be next.
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  646. I suggest watching the original from 1978
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  647. I saw this story on one of those true crime channels on TV.
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  648. The U.S. uses 60 hertz which is more efficient than 50 hertz, so we have one advantage over Europe's power system. "Founded by the Westinghouse Company, Tesla's AC system became the American standard power supply. But at the same time, German company AEG started to provide power and has a monopoly in Europe. They decided to use 50Hz instead of 60Hz, because they use a decimal (US using duodecimal), this calculation is more convenient, but they still retained the voltage of 110V. Unfortunately, 50Hz AC efficiency is far poorer than 60Hz. Because of the efficiency of 50Hz generators has 20% lower than 60Hz, and the transmission efficiency has 10-15% lower. 50Hz transformers require larger windings, and the motor efficiency is also lower. Because they use a low frequency, so they have to spend more money solving the power loss and high heating problems." http://www.50hz60hz.com/why-different-frequency-voltage-power-supplies-are-used-in-different-countries.html
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  649. I saved myself 17 minutes and Googled the answer > how stuff works
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  650. So where can we see ShadowGate ? YouTube banned it!
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  651. The same intro as WABC 7 Eyewitness News in New York City
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  652. I got Spy Sheriff on my computer in 2005, I I got rid of it by going beeping computer dot com on another computer and followed their advice.
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  653. Thanks
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  654. This might be one of your most important videos to date 10/10
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  655. Gary's video is all the way up to 573,000 views and has nearly 42,000 subscribers
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  656. I agree with your assessment that 15% would be appropriate. Can Katy Perry appeal the verdict? Maybe her team should call you in for their appeal. (I recall when "Waiting" by Green Day came out and my first thought was that parts of it sounded exactly like "Downtown" by Petula Clark...But I never heard anything about a lawsuit. Any way, great work on your video.
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  657. So she takes a lot of photographs, just like Jodi Arias did...hmm
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  658. Thanks
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  659. Thanks again
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  660. How many dimes are in a sack from the mint? Quora says 40 dimes per bag, but that doesn't sound right. FRB services says there are $1,000 worth of dimes per bag which sounds more correct.
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  661. Why didn't they break the window and drag her out?
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  662. Thanks
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  663. This is EPIC
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  664. Just put up a "Bad Weather Not Allowed" sign at the airport......
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  665. Congrats on 170 K , at this rate you'll make 200 K before the year is out.
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  666. Declaring Chick-fil-A a public nuisance is a poor way to do it. The city needs to work with Chick-fil-A to help solve the problem instead of punishing them. The city has to be careful not to give the impression that they are some kind of a toxic environment to do business with.
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  667. Rabbit Hash Kentucky, along the Ohio River. Not far from Cincinnati...
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  668. Steve, have you seen How a troubled Michigan cop moved from department to department, leaving scandal in his wake
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  669. They sell those hand held shower things in the U.S. and you can install them in your shower if you want.
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  670. We don't have a kettle, coffee machine yes
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  671. Two Guys stores went out of business decades ago. Where did you get that shirt from?
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  672. Our AAA in the U.S., the American Automobile Association. Offered a cut rate cell phone service just for emergencies. It was like $25 a month but any calls on it was extra.
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  673. Interesting stories, thanks
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  674. Congrats on 1000 episodes...
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  675. The abandoned tennis court and pool reminds me of the 1968 movie "The Swimmer" with Burt Lancaster
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  676. Facebook says this goes against community standards
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  677. Montana Road is located off I-74 in Hamilton County, Ohio.
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  678. Fascinating subject and video. It is said that Cuban spy Ana Montes used number stations and one time pads until she was arrested in 2001
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  679. 35th
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  680. It's like spaghetti, it says you can cook it for 9 minutes or as long as 11 minutes. Which is correct? 9, 10 and 11 minutes are all correct. When it comes to food it's not an exact science. Everyone's tastes and preferences are different and the way it's cooked and even the time is takes to cook something.....varies. Also some food takes longer to cook at higher altitudes too. So now what? Now were going to have people start suing food companies because they live in Denver?
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  681. That's what the Soviet Union did
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  682. Is General Mills related to Don Mills? Must be a cereal offender....Happy 4th, Steve...
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  683. Congrats on 3 million subs
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  684. Thanks for the update
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  685. Trump 2020 could be like 1984, when Reagan took 49 states
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  686. That radio sounds pretty good.
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  687.  @chrisL50764  Yes, but GMRS requires a license, $35 for 10 years and anyone in your family is covered under the license.
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  688.  @ronb6182  It was lowered to $35 April 19th when the FCC started charging $35 for amateur radio licenses.
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  689.  @baronedipiemonte3990  I think that was 2017 when the FCC changed it.
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  690. You should loop this and make this into a 10 hour "White Noise" sleep video....Like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-Myhyl0Lhc
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  691. Where can I see this uncensored and without the music?
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  692. Do other countries use paper tags?
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  693. Amazing
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  694. Found this very interesting even though I'll probably never visit there...
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  695. 23:42 I found that funny when the cop calls him Mr. Crabtree lol
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  696. Thanks.
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  697. It's now $14 a month for one person. For a family it's $23 a month.
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  698. Yes, I haven't modified yet because I am using other radios now.
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  699. I wonder if "The Stonecutters" have problems like this
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  700. Use another rental company
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  701. I remember you talking about this. I recall it was very expensive
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  702. Fascinating stuff as always. Thanks again
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  703. Thanks
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  704. Don't they have lockout devices in Germany?
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  705. Fascinating, watching from the U.S.
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  706. People forget, but in 2020 then PA Attorney General Josh Shapiro said before the 2020 elections that President Trump will not win PA. How did he know?
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  707. Why is the language censored?
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  708. Fascinating stuff
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  709. Great story!
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  710. Just tell the cop that your cousin, Buford T Justice of Texas is on the job.
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  711. Too bad it didn't play records optically...Then again it would be ↑ of $ 16,000
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  712. Very good
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  713.  @timm1583  I remember hearing in the news awhile back that bait and switch tactics ran afoul of consumer protection laws. (And just not just cars but anything from TV's to furniture)
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  714. We have smart meters here in the states
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  715. Thanks again
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  716. And then, there is the clock in the movie 1408.... "1408 clock counting scene"
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  717. Louisville is actually pronounced LEW AH VILLE not LEWIE VILLE
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  718. I understand back in the 1990's, a new dual band HT would cost $400 to $500 (or more with accessories).
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  719. I'm surprised you can buy a lottery ticket with a credit card. Every place I bought a lottery ticket, I had to pay in cash.
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  720. I have never heard of her before until I clicked on this video this morning.
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  721. What is with the beeps and censoring ? This ain't network TV.
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  722. It maybe a province or two. But the whole country including the upper territories and provinces? No
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  723. I also took your suggestion last time and ran hot water before I started the dishwasher
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  724. I got that very netbook, but mine came with Xandros on a 4 GB SSD . I later changed the OS and ran Easy Peasy on it for years. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EasyPeasy Then I changed the SSD to 16 GB and put Linux Mint on it.
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  725. Sounds almost like precursor to the Concordia
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  726. Shapiro is wrong, Trump shouldn't pardon him.
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  727. Another great video I can't share
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  728. Try Yuengling, it's pretty good beer.
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  729. Thanks
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  730. He should be grandfathered from the law. What about if his doctor prescribes MJ. What about burning incense? What about smoke from grilling? What about his individual rights are being violated.
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  731. Do they pirate on DAB or did they go legal on DAB?
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  732.  @RingwayManchester  Thanks
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  733. Interesting history, thanks. Cheers from across the pond.
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  734. The next big event will probably be when several UFO's land in a major city....Don't laugh, there already has been "Soft Disclosures", "accidental" releases of footage from military jets...
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  735. Do they sell 240 volt kettles in the U.S. ? And can you get one and compare it to the 120 volt one?
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  736. I wonder how much longer before the shareholders demand that they fire Barrett's ass because he's too much a liability to the company.
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  737. Does it really cost $350 a month per house to plow snow or cut grass? There has to be something less expensive.
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  738. I just watched the video Ubuntu's Decline, where Firefox took longer to load under snap in Ubuntu than on Fedora without snap.
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  739. Longtime subscriber to Steve's channel
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  740. I don't know why my comments were deleted
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  741. That 11 minute film of Market St in San Fransisco in 1906 was filmed just four days before the earthquake. The film was shipped to New York only one day before the disaster.
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  742. How much is it? What is the name of it? Do you have a linc?
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  743. Many years ago Stern was very funny and cutting edge. Not anymore, he sold out.
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  744. Congrats on 30K subs. Do you have free roaming in the U.K? (Roaming to other areas without extra charges?). When did it become commonplace there? AT&T started that here in the states around 1999 with their "One Rate" and gradually all the carriers here had free roaming from the mid 2000's and up. I think most carriers now have free roaming within the U.S.
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  745. Great interview
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  746. Are cops in England not capable of radioing back to headquarters to have someone look up a specific regulation or ordinance? Or did the cops just pull it out of their hat to harass the DJ?
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  747. I remember buying a blank 2 hour VHS tape for $18.99 at Fotomat in early 1981.
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  748. Wanna hear the next one, thanks and cheers from the ststes
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  749. Excellent
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  750. Congratulations on 500,000 subscribers!
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  751. So what happens if the lawyer knows his client is guilty, (and has seen the proof with video footage on social media) but the client gets on the stand and says it wasn't him/her because they swear they were somewhere else? Is that perjury? Or just someone maintaining their right of innocence?
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  752. Did he buy it from Hertz?
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  753. Fascinating subject, thanks as always
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  754. Excellent topic and video.
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  755. After the repeated dual clutch issues with our Focus, we sold it and never will buy another Ford product again.
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  756. Thanks
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  757. Thanks again and cheers from the U.S.
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  758. So then I couldn't fly my "HOA's Suck" sign??? sniff
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  759. Thank you. Yes do a followup with expensive code scanners
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  760. Brother HL-2240 Printer here
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  761. I don't know how Mojo got 25 million subscribers
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  762. Why was the language censored?
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  763. Interesting how they allowed AM and NFM together in the Low Band
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  764. Why was the language censored?
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  765. So how does that work with the Autobahn in Germany?
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  766. After losing $$$$ over having to sell the Ford Focus at a loss because of the defective dual clutch transmission...We'll never buy a new Ford ever again.
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  767. Thanks for another exciting episode
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  768. These VHS vs. Beta were most interesting...
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  769. We need something like the Ford Ranger pickup or the Chevy S10 pickup with everything manual, including 5 speed manual. Something basic and under $30,000.
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  770. Fascinating stuff, cheers from the U.S.
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  771. Thanks, I just watched her video.
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  772. Thanks
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  773. Steve, you should do a video entirely of the animals captured at night by your camera and put it on your other channel.
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  774. How much RAM do you have in that laptop?
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  775. There was a town in Quebec called Asbestos, they changed their name to Val-des-Sources.
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  776. Trump legally paid his taxes period, if he didn't the IRS would have him in jail by now. Now from what it looks like in Minnesota, the proverbial shit is about to hit the fan regarding the voter fraud.
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  777. Thanks for another great video about radio technology that we here in the U.S. know very little about.
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  778. Interesting demo
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  779. Thanks
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  780. Excellent presentation
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  781. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volunteer_fire_department
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  782. I've liked that song more than the other more popular Journey songs, now I know why.
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  783. Elisabeth Röhm who played Serena on Law and Order was born in Germany but I'm not sure if she speaks any German
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  784. 3:10 That phone number looks like a North American number.
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  785. West Virginia = Mothman...'nuff said...Why are all these type of videos are made by British guys?
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  786. Two party consent laws make it illegal to record someone threatening you or your family like a nasty neighbor or a spouse or partner.
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  787. Why do you black out ancient drawings of Adam and Eve which has been published and seen by millions for hundreds of years?
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  788. Congrats on 143 K
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  789. I understand that Ohio is one of the few states where the state doesn't inspect the gas stations. Also there have been other times when Ohio gas stations had water mixed in the the gas.
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  790. Thanks.
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  791. Doesn't the Navy already have AFN American Forces Network on it's ships where they could watch TV?
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  792. Thanks
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  793. They should have hired Elizabeth Holmes, so the company wouldn't go under..... j/k
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  794. Legionnaire's Disease
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  795. Trump 2020 could be like 1984, when Reagan took 49 states...
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  796. How much did that cost brand new? Hard to find the info on the internet.
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  797. Thanks
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  798. Sheesh, another YouTuber using AI It's pronounced Pah toe mick NOT poto mack . . Not even a minute in...I'm out of here......
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  799. The bad edits were hilarious, thanks...lol
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  800. Appreciate these mini law lessons, maybe you can do these again some time in the future. I might even play this back so it sinks in better...
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  801. Then there was that Styx song called "Mr. Roboto" which ends with "I'm Kilroy, I'm Kilroy, I'm Kilroy....."
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  802. Thanks
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  803. It sounds like damage control
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  804. I thought this would interest you, RV inspector spills the beans on the industry
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  805. They are also south of the river.
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  806. Thanks
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  807. Sorta like getting hit by a bus and then the bus company has them arrested for not paying the bus fare.
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  808. The battery looks bigger.
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  809. This is great stuff, I want to hear more of this
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  810. 5:25 Candelabra antenna to find stolen cars. In some areas of the U.S., there is a similar system called LoJack
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  811. If that was in New Jersey, the kid would be charged with a 4th class felony
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  812. The best explanation I've heard
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  813. How about the differences between Beta vs. Betacam video ? Or did you make that already?
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  814. Thanks
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  815. Google has a history of abandoning things. Since YouTube supposedly not rmaking money, perhaps Google is making this noise about adblockers as a warning that they intend to sell off YouTube or shut it down. They'll use the adblockers problem as an excuse.
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  816. Why is the language censored in this video?
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  817. The system is broken
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  818. There is a daily service called The Wire by S2 Underground, it's all audio often running 5 minutes or less a day.
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  819. Channel 1 no longer exists in the U.S. too
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  820. Thanks for another great video
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  821. Addyston Ohio is a speed trap. It is located by the Ohio River in Hamilton County, Ohio.
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  822. Thanks again
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  823. I remember when night vision went north of $795.
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  824. Fugu costs $50 to $ 300 in Japan
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  825. Thanks
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  826. I know they have tree cell towers in some areas in the states I think I saw a picture of one on the New Jersey Parkway somewhere. I've never seen any tree cell towers here in the Midwest U.S
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  827. I wonder if Morgan and Morgan are making TV commercials for this in FL
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  828. News outlets have the right to report or post on anything they want. Regarding a cat being a mayor, Rabbit Hash KY had a dog as a mayor. True story.
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  829. I think the mob was involved.
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  830. I think Google is trying to get rid of YouTube. They know this approach of "cracking down on ad-blockers" will ultimately fail and Google will use THAT excuse to offload YouTube to someone else. The problem is that YouTube is so embedded in our culture that if it ever folds, it would be a huge loss to everyone on the planet. No, I'm not exaggerating. Google has a long history of dumping projects, apps and sites at the drop of a hat. Is that what's going on here? I hope not.
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  831. I used to watch them Slick 50 commercials years ago, I wondered why they stopped running them
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  832. Thanks
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  833. I wonder if the Technics SL-1200 Turntable uses a 3 phase motor because it has such a high torque at start up.
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  834. They used to mail our medications from Cincinnati in 2 days via USPS. It got so bad that we had go to Cincinnati to pick it up ourselves, now they ship it by UPS and it gets here.
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  835. That skip protection is a buffer, my old 2000 Ford Ranger Super Cab CD player used to have momentary stop in the music when I went over a bump. It only played CD's....no MP3's. However my 'newer' model Ford 2004 pickup CD player does play MP3's as well as CD's and doesn't skip going over bumps.
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  836. I live in the U.S., I had no idea what was going on in SA. There were some here who stole copper from the poles and houses but had no clue that they contained power and wound up 6 ft under.
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  837. Despite Christopher and Paulie's best efforts, they let that Russian escape from the Pine Barrens and it's interesting that many consider the Pine Barrens episode as the best ever. Remember that Tony was very concerned that the Russian would come back and spill the beans. I think that the Russian is the one who really done Tony in because just as he was able to escape from the Pine Barrens unseen, he also came in the back entrance of that diner unseen and did Tony in. And as the Italian mob falls in power, it is the Russian mob that starts to rise in power. I believe out of everyone that Tony's crew whacked, the Russian guy is the only one who escaped...and he came back looking for revenge...He was a commando, special forces.
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  838. Fascinating stuff
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  839. I hope this doesn't bankrupt the company. I LIKE White Castle. I don't want to see them go out of business over this
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  840. Zuck is still censoring and shadow banning users, a leopard doesn't change it's spots.
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  841. A awhile ago I was going to watch an 9 minute recap of a baseball game from the night before. Two ads go by and finally the video, two minutes into the video there were three more ads... Ridiculous
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  842. Thanks!
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  843. The Poltergeist analogy was brilliant
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