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Is This the Special Edition Jeep Fans Really Wanted? · Jeep Talk Show

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  All right, Josh, the
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  Jeep 12 for 12 is over.
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  The final one has dropped.
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  And I thought it was the penultimate.
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  I thought we're 11 for 12 right now.
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  I thought it was the final one.
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  What I was going to say is, and I know
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  how you, when you, when I say dropped,
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  you think of a turd.
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  It's if it's the final
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  one, that's the final turd.
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  So, well, this isn't, I mean, you know,
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  they say about polishing a turd.
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  Uh, and I think Jeep is
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  done a little bit more of that.
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  I haven't really pulled any punches when
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  it comes to my opinions on the 12 for 12.
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  There hasn't been a lot that
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  has really sat well with me.
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  Nothing that has really, um, shined or
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  impressed me at all.
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  And this 11th of the 12 for 12, uh,
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  submission from Jeep is pretty much on
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  par with the rest of them.
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  So I, yeah, what do you think of this,
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  uh, CJ to a flashback?
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  I think I've stated this before.
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  And I, I agree with you.
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  Nothing really jumps out at me with
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  these, these, these,
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  they're doing, but the
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  thing I've said before is it is a
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  positive sign that, uh, Stellantis and
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  Jeep gives us of what we think, uh,
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  because the, them just doing this,
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  trying to give us something to, um, you
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  know, like you're important to us and,
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  and, and we want to impress you.
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  I think that says so much more than the
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  actual jeeps themselves.
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  Okay.
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  I mean, I can give a
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  little bit of credence to that.
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  I suppose, but it's like they, it was all
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  DEI hires for the department that's
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  running this or something because
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  there's, there's no substance to it.
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  It just, it's, it seems so much as
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  marketing more than it does as we were
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  trying to give you something that you
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  want, something that you have asked
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  for as the Jeep community and none of
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  this is that from what I can tell.
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  You've been in meetings before, right?
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  Where there's 42 people and there's all
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  that it's, it's being, it's being led
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  by people that don't know what the
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  they're talking about.
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  I think that's this going on.
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  Yeah, exactly.
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  Exactly.
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  So for those who don't, who don't, who
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  don't know, um, jeeps 12 for 12, uh,
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  they've released another one and, and
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  this one is a, is a throwback to, to
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  pretty much what started the, the
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  civilian Jeep market.
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  And it was the CJ to a, we're talking
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  fresh out of world war two, we're, we're
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  looking at, at Jeeps, um, coming into the
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  States and, and, and being a, a, for
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  the first time, a
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  civilian offered vehicle.
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  Um, but it wasn't marketed as the
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  military Jeep that you can buy and
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  having your driveway at home.
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  It was marketed as this thing is more
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  industrial and agricultural and it can
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  fit pretty much any hole that you have
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  and, and, and, and be any tool that you
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  need it to be and look, we even have all
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  these implements and stuff that you can
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  add to it to make it do
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  whatever you want it to do.
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  And, and obviously the story has changed
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  over the years and the decades that Jeep
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  has been around as far as what Jeep means
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  to the public and what the public
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  is looking for out of a Jeep.
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  And although they can't really fully
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  flash back to the CJ two era, they can't
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  go back to 1945 and make a new jail.
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  You look like a 1945 Jeep.
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  Obviously that would require a massive
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  amount of retooling in the body,
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  body side of the factory Jeep.
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  Isn't willing to do that.
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  Obviously they're not there.
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  They want to keep things as factory and
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  streamlined as possible.
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  That's why we've seen a lot of this 12
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  for 12, not really differ from the fact.
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  The Jeep is not any different than
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  anything they're already making, which I
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  think that's one of the disappointments.
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  But we, I think we understand the
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  logistics behind it.
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  Just the safety testing alone.
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  Could you imagine them coming up with
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  something that was, you know, brand new.
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  So they have to go through all the
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  rigmarole that all the, regardless of the
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  executives making the
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  decision, they're limited.
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  So even the engineers would say, Oh, it'd
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  be cool to do this, but it'd be something
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  like Greg Henderson would have to build.
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  Oh, exactly.
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  Well, you're right.
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  And then honestly,
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  because Greg ruined us all.
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  Thanks Greg, by the way, because he kind
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  of set the bar a little higher than, than
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  what anybody can
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  absolutely are actually obtained.
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  So yeah, Jeep is, is doing what they can.
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  And, and I agree with you.
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  Their hands are tied to a certain extent
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  from a manufacturing standpoint, but
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  still, I would have
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  liked to have seen more.
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  And so this course, this one generally
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  comes into basically color options that
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  aren't really available in any other, any
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  other model or form of Jeep.
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  And so you've got to go with the
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  flashback, the, the, the CJ
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  to a jail, you or whatever
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  they're calling it and, and it's, it's
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  just a flashback color
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  scheme is really all it
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  is.
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  And so you get, you get the, uh, uh,
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  Africa it's, it's a tan type of color.
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  It's not the olive drab, but if you order
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  the two door, I
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  believe it comes in the tan,
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  the four door comes in the, in the more
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  olive drab army green.
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  Um, you get the, these orange wheels,
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  which are calling juice
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  or something J O O C E
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  or something.
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  Yeah.
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  I know.
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  And it's like, is it orange juice, but
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  you can't use the eye.
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  You can double up on the O's because
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  there's two E's in the Jeep name.
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  I don't know.
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  It's like, there's some numerology going
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  on here that I can
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  even wrap my head around.
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  So it's like a really bad Jim Carrey
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  movie or something over there in the
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  marketing department, but nonetheless, I
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  understand what they were trying to go
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  for. And, and on a positive note, they
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  really did do a good job on the interior,
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  leaving everything else aside, as far as
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  what the market might want out of a
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  specialized vehicle
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  or a special offering.
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  And, and Jeep is no stranger to special
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  editions as we know.
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  Um, but this, this sort of at least gives
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  a little bit, something extra that you
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  ordinarily wouldn't get now, the color
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  scheme inside of the vehicle actually
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  nice. And, and it sort of
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  gives it a bit of an updated look.
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  I don't know.
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  Instead of all the grays and the blacks
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  and everything that we're used to,
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  there's a lot more earth
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  tone in the interior colors.
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  And they've done some
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  fabric changes as well,
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  as far as some of the vinyls and leathers
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  and plastics and stuff that are,
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  that are in the vehicle.
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  And so you get this much more warmer,
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  welcoming tone inside the vehicle.
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  And it is a little bit brighter with the,
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  with the tan leather interior as well,
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  combining with the, with the Brown
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  accents and the dash,
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  there isn't a lick of gray or black
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  anywhere in the inside. So it,
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  it definitely stands out in that regard.
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  And so I'll give a
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  Jeep a tip of the hat to,
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  to their interior
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  choice decisions as far as,
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  as what they did to
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  make something different,
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  to offer us something more than what
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  we've have been offered in the past.
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  Right. And you can well
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  imagine just coming up with,
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  with more colors is going to be quite
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  expensive for Stellantis.
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  Because they have to go through the whole
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  process of, you know, getting,
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  getting the colors made and also to
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  changing the lines so
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  they can paint those
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  things a different color. So anytime they
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  do anything like this,
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  anytime they make changes
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  from the standard stuff,
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  it's going to cost them more money.
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  And of course they're trying to make more
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  money by doing this. But you know,
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  I was, I was kind of flashing back and I
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  don't have it in front of me,
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  but I, it seems like whenever they came
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  out with a Laura Croft
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  time, a Tomb Raider,
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  yeah, the Tomb Raider edition,
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  it seemed like that was kind of, it was
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  something neat about it.
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  I don't know if it was just
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  because of Laura Croft or,
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  but it seemed like it
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  was, it was kind of more,
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  I didn't mind it not being a 1947 Jeep
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  because that's not what they had in the
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  movie. And it was, what was it? Call of
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  Duty. They had a Call of Duty edition.
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  Yeah. That's so calm. And the Call of
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  Duty versions. Yeah.
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  I think there's been at least three,
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  three or four offerings in Jeep as far as
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  trim levels go that are a,
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  are a an homage to a movie or a video
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  game or something like that.
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  But you know what
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  they, what they never did.
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  They never did a Jurassic park Jeep. The
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  only thing that they should leave.
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  That's not the only thing. Yeah.
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  Yeah. The only thing they did for the
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  Jurassic park was come out with a $500
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  sticker package. And
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  that was pretty recently.
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  Cause I think that a lot of that comes
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  into licensing and stuff.
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  And when you get into,
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  because think about how much
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  merchandising was around that,
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  that that series of movies because
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  Jasmine Jurassic park is like a whole
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  franchise now. Oh yeah. And
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  what a bunch of crap movies.
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  The amount of marketing and merchandising
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  that went into those movies.
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  There's so much
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  licensing behind all of that,
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  that there's no way Jeep could have just
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  done something. And again, you go back,
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  to the, to the assembly line and how this
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  would have been applied. Now,
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  obviously you can, you can change the,
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  the color of the plastics that are going
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  into the injection molding that are
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  going into the manufacturing
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  process of, of the dash itself.
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  Maybe they are painted. I think it's,
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  it's something more than that.
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  It's actually the, the PTFE
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  pellets that they're using to,
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  to create the plastic, the, the,
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  the actual compo composition of the
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  materials themselves.
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  And so if you were to
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  scratch the dash, you know,
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  a ring or a key chain or
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  something like that, or an Aaron,
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  Aaron rock that comes through the window
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  or something like that.
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  It's not going to leave a
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  gray or a black stripe there.
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  You're going to see that color through
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  and through. And, and again, with,
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  with the leather, it's not just a dye.
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  This is an actual material choice change.
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  Now the patterns didn't change. None of
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  the actual, you know,
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  what it would take to cut out the
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  material, form it to the seat,
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  form it to the door panel, et cetera, et
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  cetera. All of those patterns,
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  none of that has changed.
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  And so it's not going to look any
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  different from any
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  other Jeep that you would
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  see on the showroom floor in the, or in
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  the lot, except for the colors.
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  And that's where, where I think it it's,
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  they deserve a little bit of a little bit
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  of recognition there because I mean,
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  obviously it's just changing plastic.
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  It's changing the paint in the reservoir.
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  It's not a huge deal.
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  They don't have to completely retool the
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  assembly line to make these offerings.
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  Whereas something like a graphics package
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  for a Jurassic park vehicle would
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  have required,
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  I think a bit of retooling in order to
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  make that happen with stripes and logos
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  and things like that.
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  So Josh, you know how, at
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  least in the interviews,
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  I'll come up with some Jeep
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  talk show and be another ideas.
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  I've got $2 million
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  worth of ideas for, for Jeep.
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  I'm waiting on the paycheck brother.
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  The first one is make a Jurassic park
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  Jeep because Greg Henderson,
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  unofficial use only has a square
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  headlight grill Jeep
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  licensed. So it is,
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  it was the same one he used whenever he
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  did made the YJL that was at SEMA a few
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  years ago. So it's, it's,
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  it is factory or OEM plus quality so they
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  could go over there and
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  tell Greg that they need
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  500 million of these things.
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  He would commit suicide.
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  He would be happy. You know,
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  he would be happy for five seconds and
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  then he would commit suicide because
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  there's no way he can make enough of
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  them. But they're factory. I mean,
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  you put them in the same
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  spot. Yeah. So as far as the line,
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  yeah, as far as the line goes, there's
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  nothing to it other than put this grill
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  with the square headlights and put the
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  square headlights in
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  the buckets in there.
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  I can hear Greg from over in my studio
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  shaking his fist in his shop right now.
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  What do you mean it's all you take it?
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  That took me 87 man hours.
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  No, I'm done. Yeah. So, uh,
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  this would be really cool.
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  I mean, if they wanted to make one of
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  these 12 for 12s, maybe they could,
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  I'm sure they got it all lined up,
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  but they should make it actually take the
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  logos that they already have and put
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  the square headlight grill.
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  And I think everybody remembers that in
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  the original Jurassic park movie,
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  it was a YJ which had square headlights.
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  And I see these vehicles
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  with around headlights,
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  these wranglers with around headlights
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  done up like Jurassic park.
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  Nope. Sorry. You're
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  wrong, but you could be right.
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  And I've seen a newer,
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  I've seen a newer Cherokee with the
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  Jurassic park stickers on it and stuff
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  like that. And it was with the squinty
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  headlights and things like that.
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  I mean, no, no, come on. This is a
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  sneaker with wheels. Come on.
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  You're killing me smalls. So no, you're,
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  you're right. I mean,
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  it deserves a little
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  something, something.
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  And if they did it as a limited edition
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  to where we're only going to make 500
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  of these things, you know,
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  and then have like, and have like Mike
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  Manley or something
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  scribble his signature
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  on there just for, you know, old time.
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  Jim Morrison, Jim Morrison, even.
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  Yeah. No, wait, wait, wait. Don't get too
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  far away. That's only one million.
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  All right. What's the other
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  one? Here's the second million.
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  And I think you'll like this one. All
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  right. Do you remember the Jeep from
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  Twister? The honcho Honda?
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  I remember the, I remember
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  the movie. I don't remember the,
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  I don't remember the
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  Jeep in that. The first,
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  the first like 10 minutes of the movie,
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  the Twister picks up the,
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  the Jeep sixties model,
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  67 or something model,
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  a honcho it's yellow and it
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  picks it up and trashes it.
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  So here's what they do. Yeah, you're
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  right. I'm seeing it now. Okay.
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  I hate that. I hate them
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  trashing that beautiful old Jeep,
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  but here's what you
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  do. You get a gladiator.
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  You, you put Dorothy that that package
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  that they had with the releasing all the
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  things you put Dorothy in the back of it
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  and it could be an inflatable.
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  It could be an inflatable
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  door. It could be, yeah,
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  it could be Dorothy from the, from a boys
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  are device. Well, I'm not here to judge.
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  You can put on the cash, you
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  know, it's a yellow gladiator.
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  It's got the stickers on it from the
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  honcho and you put Dorothy in the,
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  in the bed of the truck and you sell them
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  available in Kansas.
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  You can only get it in Kansas.
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  Oh great.
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  So there, you know, I mean, there's,
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  there's been worse ideas that Jeep has
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  actually brought to fruition.
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  So I'm going to steal that
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  Joshua. You, how dare you?
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  How dare you worse
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  idea. That's a brilliant,
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  that's a Jeep talk show of me. Another
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  idea. You're welcome.
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  Make it happen. All right. So, um,
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  yeah, 12 for 12. I don't know if we're at
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  11 of 12 or 12 for 12. I,
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  I thought we were at 12, uh,
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  12 or 12. So we'll have another,
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  another month we can talk
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  about this stuff. You know,
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  I'm kind of surprised it's not ending
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  like in December. It just seems like,
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  you know, when it's 12,
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  that it should be January through
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  December. But then again,
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  I wasn't in the meeting. So that's,
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  I think that's the biggest problem that
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  they have is they don't have,
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  they don't make time to
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  invite us to their meeting. Um,
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  only they would, you know, I mean, it's,
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  it's, it's funny because, you know,
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  certain things just make too much sense.
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  And so that's why it just, it never
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  happens. Oh, that makes too much sense.
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  They won't give us, they don't want to
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  give us too much of attention.
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  They don't want to
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  have to pay either. So,
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  yeah, it was our idea. You know, it could
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  take 2% off the top.
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  I'm just saying. And then they'll also,
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  what was it when they did
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  this in the movies where they,
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  they somebody signs up for percentage and
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  the studio makes sure that the movie
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  lost. It could be a
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  blockbuster and the, the creative,
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  the kind of movie you
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  actually owe us 3.2 million dollars.
• 15:35
  All right. So anyway, we, I don't
• 15:38
  remember if we were recording or not.
• 15:39
  You mentioned the season desist. Um, so a
• 15:42
  little update on that. Nothing,
• 15:43
  nothing's nothing's
• 15:44
  changed, but the, the positive is,
• 15:46
  is the, the t-shirt that we put up on
• 15:49
  our, our, our t-shirt,
• 15:51
  t-shirt store that had the word Jeep on
• 15:53
  it and was showing the gladiator grill.
• 15:56
  That one got taken down and they see
• 15:59
  Instagram and a few of the other,
• 16:02
  social media things said that
• 16:03
  it had to be removed. And we,
• 16:05
  we assume that it was Jeep and I think
• 16:07
  it's a good assumption,
• 16:09
  but that's the only one that, that, that,
• 16:11
  that they said or did anything about.
• 16:13
  So it's been a couple of three weeks now
• 16:15
  since that happened. No further action.
• 16:18
  Now that's a good sign. Legal legal could
• 16:21
  be looking into it further,
• 16:22
  as of now, no further
• 16:25
  action. Yeah. So you, uh,
• 16:27
  just go to jeep talk
• 16:28
  show.com and you will see, uh,
• 16:30
  I think it's store or
• 16:31
  something at the top, uh,
• 16:32
  that you can go over there and see all
• 16:34
  the t-shirts are available.
• 16:35
  It will take you to a separate site.
• 16:37
  So don't think it's a scam or
• 16:39
  anything like that. Uh, you,
• 16:40
  you could actually see, uh, some, uh, uh,
• 16:43
  t-shirts and coffee cups
• 16:45
  that has a Josh doing his, uh,
• 16:48
  you, you, yeah, my, my ranting face and
• 16:52
  shaking the fist and stuff like that.
• 16:54
  And I still say that's a
• 16:55
  great Monday cup at work. Um, so,
• 16:58
  absolutely put that on your desk on
• 17:00
  Monday. That'd be a smooth day.
• 17:01
  Ain't nobody going to approach you. Yep.
• 17:03
  So let me ask you this. Uh,
• 17:05
  this is getting away from Jeeps,
• 17:06
  but it's from my friend of the show about
• 17:09
  a friend of the show. Uh,
• 17:10
  do you know who Tim pool is? Why the, why
• 17:13
  does that name sound familiar?
• 17:14
  He's on YouTube. He's very well known.
• 17:17
  He's like a conservative
• 17:18
  commentator, uh, does his own thing.
• 17:20
  I probably seen a couple of his shorts or
• 17:22
  something like that.
• 17:23
  I might be subscribed to him or
• 17:24
  something. I don't know,
• 17:25
  but the name does ring a bell.
• 17:26
  So, and I know, you know, I've, I've
• 17:28
  spoke about him recently on the show.
• 17:30
  I know you know,
• 17:31
  Clyde from the paps boys.
• 17:35
  So, so, so Clyde has a YouTube channel
• 17:40
  that's called Clyde,
• 17:41
  do something. I still say that his wife,
• 17:44
  uh, right now I've seen several of, I've
• 17:46
  seen several of his, uh,
• 17:47
  you know, I've seen several of his videos
• 17:48
  that have come out. Yeah.
• 17:49
  So I was watching, he put up a video
• 17:52
  yesterday, I believe. And, uh,
• 17:54
  he was showing, uh, hit the, in the
• 17:56
  background, he had a window,
• 17:58
  the hotel he was staying at. And you
• 18:00
  could see the outside.
• 18:01
  He said he was in West
• 18:02
  Virginia because Tim pool,
• 18:05
  the show had flown him out there to West
• 18:08
  Virginia to be on Tim
• 18:10
  Google's show. Dang. Well,
• 18:13
  look at you Clyde and making moves and
• 18:16
  getting some notoriety and stuff like
• 18:18
  that. Well done, man. Well done.
• 18:20
  From the perhaps to get blown out for
• 18:22
  interviews. Come on.
• 18:24
  Can you imagine? Well, I guess we have
• 18:26
  imagined stuff like that. So the,
• 18:28
  the cool thing about it is, is that, uh,
• 18:30
  Clyde has been doing a political stuff.
• 18:32
  He recently moved, I
• 18:34
  think I've mentioned this.
• 18:35
  He recently moved from Canada where he,
• 18:37
  where he's been for a number of years,
• 18:39
  the Texas. So, uh, he's,
• 18:42
  uh, he's still doing his show,
• 18:43
  but now he's doing it from
• 18:44
  Texas, but it's about Canada.
• 18:46
  There's a lot of really interesting
• 18:48
  things going on with
• 18:49
  Canada right now with
• 18:50
  a trade wars and stuff that's going on.
• 18:52
  So it was a, it was a perfect time. Uh,
• 18:54
  so anyway, uh, he, he was on Tim pool.
• 18:57
  I have not seen the Tim pool
• 18:59
  episode that Clyde's on yet.
• 19:00
  I don't know when it's going to be
• 19:01
  released. Um, so, uh, but anyway,
• 19:03
  I thought it was really, really neat.
• 19:05
  And one of the things that we're trying
• 19:06
  to do here that I've learned from,
• 19:09
  from watching Clyde's videos, and I
• 19:10
  usually watch all of them.
• 19:11
  And I haven't had him ask me to stop
• 19:14
  leaving comments yet and, uh, to bad,
• 19:16
  you can ban me. Um, but well, like,
• 19:20
  one of these days there's going to be
• 19:21
  like a whole rainfall
• 19:23
  of cease and desist.
• 19:24
  You just come pouring down on you.
• 19:26
  What he said he was in a West Virginia.
• 19:28
  Uh, I told him, I said, congrats.
• 19:31
  And then I said, um, if you hear dueling
• 19:34
  banjos in the woods,
• 19:36
  get the hell out of
• 19:37
  there. So, uh, anyway,
• 19:41
  so, uh, congratulations to Clyde. We, uh,
• 19:44
  we're on YouTube as well.
• 19:46
  Clyde's doing really well. He's got a lot
• 19:48
  of subscribers. And if you like
• 19:49
  politics, uh, I'd like to hear from the
• 19:52
  Canadian side of things,
• 19:53
  cause he's only been here for a couple of
• 19:54
  months, I think two, three months.
• 19:56
  Oh man, Clyde, Clyde needs, needs to fly
• 19:58
  me out to, uh, to Texas, uh,
• 20:00
  to do an interview because once I get on
• 20:02
  my soap box and start ranting about
• 20:05
  his show, uh, yeah, that,
• 20:07
  that's going to go viral.
• 20:09
  Clyde's very entertaining.
• 20:10
  If you want to get caught up on what's
• 20:11
  going on between Canada and America,
• 20:14
  uh, Clyde is very much, uh, on the
• 20:16
  American side of things.
• 20:17
  He has not cared for Canada for a number,
• 20:19
  number of years and one of the reasons
• 20:20
  why he moved his family here. Uh,
• 20:22
  he's in the Austin area, so
• 20:23
  he's not very far from here.
• 20:25
  Definitely have to make a trip up there
• 20:27
  whenever he's not being down to some
• 20:29
  other state. I know. Get me down there.
• 20:31
  All three of us should meet up for lunch
• 20:32
  one of these days or something.
• 20:34
  Uh, so this is really cool.
• 20:34
  Barbecue, uh, Franklin's barbecue is in,
• 20:37
  uh, is in Austin. All right.
• 20:39
  So, uh, this is the other thing I was
• 20:41
  going to tell you about that.
• 20:42
  I can't remember if I had mentioned this
• 20:44
  to you or not. You know,
• 20:45
  I've told you that, uh, I'm writing a
• 20:47
  bunch of stuff using Grock to try to
• 20:49
  enhance the interaction between the Jeep
• 20:53
  talk show.com website and the, uh,
• 20:55
  the people out there, not only the
• 20:56
  listeners and the viewers, but also,
• 21:00
  full of a job too. So, I mean,
• 21:02
  just looking at it from the,
• 21:03
  from a standpoint of what I remember Jeep
• 21:05
  talk shows website being before I left,
• 21:08
  had to step back from the show for a
• 21:09
  couple of few years to what it is now.
• 21:12
  Oh my. It is a day night
• 21:14
  and day difference, uh,
• 21:16
  in improvements and updates and look and
• 21:19
  feel of the website.
• 21:20
  So much more professional, so much more
• 21:22
  engaging, so much more intuitive.
• 21:25
  It just, it flows better. It looks
• 21:27
  better. It operates better.
• 21:29
  It's just amazing what you and Grock have
• 21:32
  been able to accomplish together for
• 21:34
  the site and the show.
• 21:35
  Yeah. Thank you. Um, so the,
• 21:37
  the first thing I want to mention is a
• 21:39
  Netflix style way of watching the show.
• 21:42
  So we, uh, we have five, 600 episodes on
• 21:47
  a YouTube and you go to Jeep talk show
• 21:49
  dot com slash, um, watch,
• 21:53
  and this is going to get confusing. Jeep
• 21:55
  talk show.com slash watch.
• 21:57
  And it will bring up a Netflix style
• 21:59
  interface that you
• 22:00
  can watch the Jeep talk
• 22:02
  show and you can do a picture in a
• 22:04
  picture. So if you're at work,
• 22:07
  you can pull the pip up and the pit will
• 22:09
  stay on top and you can watch it.
• 22:12
  Listen to it and all that sort of stuff.
• 22:14
  And the boss won't even be any wiser.
• 22:16
  He just minimized that real quick as he
• 22:17
  comes around his desk. Oh yeah. Yeah.
• 22:19
  And then, and then you can,
• 22:21
  it's set so that it
• 22:22
  will play the next video,
• 22:25
  the next YouTube episode when that one
• 22:27
  ends. So if you're at work eight hours a
• 22:29
  day, I mean,
• 22:30
  if you've got to talk on the phone or
• 22:31
  somebody walks up and you got to have a
• 22:33
  conversation with them,
• 22:34
  you just press pause on the player and
• 22:36
  then resume it when you get done.
• 22:38
  So really nice. I'm very impressed with
• 22:40
  it. You were very impressed with it.
• 22:42
  I never saw that. It
• 22:43
  doesn't look like, I mean,
• 22:45
  this little head put it together. No,
• 22:47
  because the thumbnails come up,
• 22:48
  they all look the same, you know, as far
• 22:50
  as the format goes, it's not,
• 22:52
  it's not as patch quilt of
• 22:54
  a bunch of different crap.
• 22:55
  It looks like it's supposed to be there.
• 22:56
  There's linear form to it.
• 22:58
  It flows really good. It
• 23:00
  looks, I mean, like you said,
• 23:02
  it looks like Netflix
• 23:04
  did this for us. It is, it,
• 23:06
  it just looks so well done that you can't
• 23:10
  help but go in there and start playing
• 23:12
  around a little bit. And,
• 23:12
  and, and, and no, seriously,
• 23:14
  that's good. Bookmark
• 23:15
  that on your work computer.
• 23:16
  You're going to need that Jeep talk
• 23:18
  show.com slash watch.
• 23:20
  Um, okay. So the next, I
• 23:22
  mean, I've done several things,
• 23:23
  but one of the things
• 23:24
  that I was really happy with,
• 23:27
  it's an idea I've had for
• 23:28
  a while, a number of years,
• 23:30
  but taking the time to actually build
• 23:32
  this thing would have
• 23:32
  been a nightmare. Um,
• 23:34
  I wanted to have a way
• 23:37
  for the round table to
• 23:39
  play a video, a movie, uh,
• 23:42
  something that was copyrighted.
• 23:44
  A clip or something.
• 23:45
  So that we could all sit there together
• 23:48
  and watch it and make comments on it.
• 23:51
  Everybody remember
• 23:51
  mystery science theater,
• 23:53
  words right out of my
• 23:54
  mouth. MST 3000. Yes. Yeah.
• 23:57
  So working with croc, I said, Hey, this
• 24:00
  is what I'd like to do.
• 24:01
  And it's not just,
• 24:03
  you got it to set up with the
• 24:04
  silhouettes and everything too.
• 24:06
  Well,
• 24:06
  kind of because down at the bottom
• 24:09
  underneath the main video,
• 24:11
  it shows everybody in the zoom room,
• 24:14
  the small icons that
• 24:16
  you would see at the top,
• 24:18
  they're all a little strip at the bottom.
• 24:19
  So you can see who's talking.
• 24:21
  Like it plays the main video at the top.
• 24:23
  So what we did was I tested it and it
• 24:26
  failed miserably this past
• 24:28
  Tuesday, but that's okay.
• 24:30
  Cause I told grok what it
• 24:31
  was doing and it fixed it.
• 24:32
  So we got it working all last Tuesday.
• 24:35
  That's whenever we do our round table.
• 24:37
  And, um, uh, we were, I
• 24:39
  was able to pull up, um,
• 24:41
  uh, oh crap. I'm brain
• 24:45
  Marvin that does the,
• 24:47
  the, the extreme off-road stuff. Okay.
• 24:50
  Yeah. Oh, I'm so sorry.
• 24:51
  I'm forgetting, but you can go over there
• 24:53
  and watch it for yourself anyway.
• 24:55
  So I brought that video up. Uh,
• 24:57
  and I was recording the zoom meeting
• 24:59
  while I had the video playing.
• 25:02
  So the idea is, is that
• 25:03
  I can go back and, uh,
• 25:07
  tell, uh, the Jeep talk show.com website.
• 25:11
  Here's the YouTube video. Here's the,
• 25:13
  the zoom meeting and it puts it together
• 25:16
  so that you can watch it as a player.
• 25:18
  So it works live, but it also
• 25:21
  watch, you can watch it later.
• 25:23
  So if you go to, this is the part that's
• 25:25
  confusing because it's a lot like what I
• 25:27
  just said, the website, I just gave you
• 25:29
  gm.com.com slash watch along.
• 25:34
  Oh, for f*** sake.
• 25:36
  Yeah.
• 25:38
  We couldn't just make it
• 25:40
  part of the other one. I mean,
• 25:41
  I didn't remember what the other one was
• 25:42
  called and that's what Grock,
• 25:45
  that's what Grock picked for me based on
• 25:47
  my description of what I wanted to do.
• 25:48
  So we're calling it movie night,
• 25:52
  but it doesn't initially have to be a
• 25:53
  movie. It can be anything.
• 25:55
  It doesn't matter if
• 25:56
  it's copyrighted or not,
• 25:58
  because whenever you play this thing and
• 26:00
  you go to Jeep talk show.com slash
• 26:02
  watch along, you're,
• 26:04
  you're not getting the video from us.
• 26:07
  You're watching it straight from YouTube
• 26:09
  on our, on our screen.
• 26:11
  So it's embedded on our
• 26:13
  screen on Jeep talk show.com.
• 26:15
  And then you're in the zoom meeting. So
• 26:17
  you're talking to everybody else.
• 26:19
  And we're recording the zoom meeting.
• 26:21
  So not only can we play things that are
• 26:24
  copyrighted and not get dinged on it,
• 26:27
  we can, I call it movie night so we can
• 26:30
  have a shared experience.
• 26:31
  Because we're modifying the original,
• 26:33
  we're able to get over the copy.
• 26:35
  We're not doing anything to the original.
• 26:37
  It's being played on everybody's
• 26:40
  individual computer. Now,
• 26:41
  you're recording it
• 26:42
  though. Right? So I am not, Oh,
• 26:46
  that would be copyright
• 26:47
  infringement. So I couldn't.
• 26:49
  So if we do this next Tuesday,
• 26:50
  I can't go back on Thursday and watch it,
• 26:54
  watch what you guys did.
• 26:55
  It's only live and it
• 26:58
  knows what the video is.
• 27:00
  So whenever you go back
• 27:01
  to watch the past episode,
• 27:03
  it starts playing the video from YouTube
• 27:06
  and the zoom meeting is synchronized
• 27:08
  to that video. Oh, I see
• 27:12
  what you're saying. Okay.
• 27:13
  Yeah. Okay. So the,
• 27:14
  so the cool thing here is I don't want to
• 27:16
  get too far off on this people going,
• 27:17
  Oh, I don't give a about this
• 27:19
  technical stuff. Um, so what,
• 27:21
  what I'm thinking about is whenever some,
• 27:24
  whenever we have the YouTube video up,
• 27:26
  if we've got 20
• 27:27
  people in the zoom meeting,
• 27:30
  that's 20 views that that, that, uh,
• 27:33
  video is going to get.
• 27:35
  Oh, Hey now.
• 27:36
  So I'm thinking about what we
• 27:38
  could do is encourage vendors
• 27:42
  that are selling things that may have a
• 27:43
  video to be on the show,
• 27:46
  to be on the round table, uh,
• 27:48
  and talk about their video and they
• 27:51
  instantly get 20 views. And if,
• 27:53
  if somebody watches it in the
• 27:54
  past, you know, rewatches it,
• 27:57
  those reviews that it gets. So I think
• 28:00
  this might be a really cool thing.
• 28:01
  And beyond all that,
• 28:02
  the whole idea behind this was
• 28:04
  entertainment because
• 28:05
  it's fun to watch a movie
• 28:07
  and make smart comments.
• 28:10
  That's the whole reason
• 28:11
  behind it. So, uh, you know,
• 28:13
  it's something that I came up with.
• 28:15
  It's an idea that I've had for a while
• 28:16
  and it works so well now. Of course,
• 28:19
  I'm excited about it. You may not be
• 28:21
  excited about it and that's okay.
• 28:23
  Well, no, I am.
• 28:25
  No, I mean, there's the viewers,
• 28:28
  we've got three people who listen to the
• 28:30
  show. So you give us a shit.
• 28:32
  We need to start rubbing them together.
• 28:34
  Yeah, really. No, but the
• 28:36
  MST 3000 aspect of this, I was,
• 28:38
  I was a bit of a geek. I love that stuff.
• 28:40
  You know, definitely some, some, um,
• 28:43
  some nostalgia there as
• 28:44
  well. But, uh, but no,
• 28:45
  this would be really cool for,
• 28:47
  for some other movie makers and stuff
• 28:49
  like that to get some exposure,
• 28:51
  to get some, some extra clicks
• 28:53
  and things like that. I mean,
• 28:54
  Dan Greck comes to mind, uh, you know, if
• 28:57
  you were to have, you know,
• 28:58
  videoed his, you know, trip around Africa
• 29:00
  type of thing and you know,
• 29:01
  mixed documentary movie about it and
• 29:03
  everything like that,
• 29:03
  we could watch that and comment about it,
• 29:05
  et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
• 29:06
  But obviously there's going to be a time
• 29:07
  format aspect to it.
• 29:09
  People are going to come in and drop off
• 29:10
  as the movie goes on and et cetera,
• 29:11
  et cetera. And,
• 29:12
  and not everybody could sit there and
• 29:13
  watch a two and a half hour video of us
• 29:17
  commenting.
• 29:17
  And we may not be, we may not do two and
• 29:19
  a half hours of it. I mean,
• 29:21
  watch the YouTube video on your own.
• 29:23
  The thing we're selling here is the
• 29:25
  entertainment of our comments.
• 29:27
  And I think some people,
• 29:28
  there'll be people that want to watch it
• 29:30
  and laugh at the comments and enjoy
• 29:32
  that.
• 29:33
  But I think it's also going to encourage
• 29:34
  people to want to be part of the,
• 29:36
  the round table that we have every seven
• 29:38
  30 to get in on the fun.
• 29:41
  And that's really what we're doing here
• 29:42
  is we're trying to make things
• 29:44
  entertaining. Uh, so
• 29:46
  everybody else in the house, okay,
• 29:47
  no more dinner on Tuesday nights. I got
• 29:49
  to be in the round table.
• 29:50
  It's all there is to it.
• 29:53
  So anyway, I think that's a
• 29:54
  lot of fun. Um, okay. So, uh,
• 29:57
  have we talked about Wolf box yet? The,
• 29:59
  did we talk about that last week?
• 30:00
  Last, last week we touched on that
• 30:02
  briefly, but I think it deserves, uh,
• 30:04
  another mention. So I did not know this.
• 30:07
  I was talking about this
• 30:09
  while we were working on the, uh,
• 30:10
  the movie night thing
• 30:11
  on Tuesday. And, uh,
• 30:13
  I did not know this cause I didn't do a
• 30:15
  lot of research on this. I just said,
• 30:17
  give me the, give me the nice big one
• 30:18
  that costs a lot of money, uh,
• 30:20
  for me to test. Basically Wolf box
• 30:22
  contacted the Jeep talk show.
• 30:24
  They wanted us to do a review of the Wolf
• 30:26
  box or something from them.
• 30:28
  I picked the Wolf box camera. I think it
• 30:30
  is the G 900, uh, try pro.
• 30:33
  That's like the flagship
• 30:34
  model. I think, I mean, whenever,
• 30:36
  whenever I looked up that
• 30:37
  company, that's the, the,
• 30:39
  the constant link that I see in all, in
• 30:42
  all of the searches.
• 30:42
  Let me just say I'm honored that they
• 30:44
  reached out to us. I'm honored.
• 30:46
  I can't even know the hell we are
• 30:47
  because, uh, you know, I did,
• 30:49
  this is a big time company. They have
• 30:51
  some really nice products.
• 30:53
  And because of this,
• 30:54
  I found out that we have several people
• 30:57
  in the Jeep talk show community that
• 30:58
  already have these things and had them
• 31:00
  for at least a year.
• 31:02
  So the interesting thing that I found out
• 31:04
  talking about it again,
• 31:05
  this past Tuesday was is that, uh, uh,
• 31:08
  Wolf box has different size
• 31:09
  mirrors. So the one I got,
• 31:13
  I didn't know inches across. Yeah, I
• 31:14
  didn't either. His 12 inches across.
• 31:17
  And I believe Bill, uh,
• 31:18
  I think you bet Bill at the one of the
• 31:20
  Jeep talk show events,
• 31:21
  he's the one that has the 392, the red
• 31:23
  392. Um, anyway, he,
• 31:26
  he got one and he got the same one I got,
• 31:29
  but he didn't like it
• 31:30
  because it was so big.
• 31:32
  You literally can't open and
• 31:34
  close the visors because this
• 31:37
  thing is so wide. Now I could see that.
• 31:40
  Cause this isn't a Jeep only product.
• 31:42
  Right. Obviously in something like an
• 31:44
  expedition, a Yukon or something like
• 31:46
  that, it's not going to be any problem.
• 31:47
  In your F one 50 or 3,500, it's going to
• 31:50
  be no problem at all.
• 31:51
  But in something a little more mid-sized
• 31:53
  or compact, like a Jeep, for instance,
• 31:54
  well, there's a little bit less distance
• 31:56
  in between the eight pillars. Yeah.
• 31:58
  Yeah. So I don't care. I'm gonna,
• 32:00
  I'm going to install it and use it and
• 32:02
  have good time. I told, uh,
• 32:04
  tell my wife, it might
• 32:05
  be a problem for her.
• 32:07
  If she was tall enough to
• 32:08
  have, uh, to use the visor,
• 32:10
  cause when she puts the visor down, it
• 32:11
  doesn't make any difference for her.
• 32:12
  She's too short.
• 32:14
  Two words you solve
• 32:15
  this problem really easy.
• 32:17
  Industrial shears or 10 snips,
• 32:21
  just cut the edge of that, that, that
• 32:23
  visor right off. Yeah.
• 32:24
  You don't need that extra
• 32:25
  three inches on the inside.
• 32:27
  You can also move the mirror slightly and
• 32:30
  then raise and lower it.
• 32:31
  And because the alignment
• 32:33
  doesn't make a bit of difference,
• 32:34
  cause you're not using it as a mirror,
• 32:36
  it's a display. All you have to do is put
• 32:39
  it back in the general area that you
• 32:41
  want it anyway. So the thing I want to
• 32:43
  talk about was the Wolf box.
• 32:45
  I'm excited to install
• 32:46
  that in the gladiator. Uh,
• 32:47
  and really looking forward to getting a
• 32:49
  lot of good video so that you guys can
• 32:51
  see it. And, um,
• 32:53
  we're going to be limited on how many
• 32:55
  reviews that we can add to the flagship
• 32:57
  episode here,
• 32:58
  but I'm planning on having the Wolf box
• 33:00
  review here on a future flagship episode,
• 33:03
  probably the next couple of weeks.
• 33:05
  I think it's also going to be a
• 33:06
  standalone review so you can just watch,
• 33:09
  just watch that. It'll be out after the
• 33:11
  flagship one comes out,
• 33:13
  try to get you suckered in to watch in
• 33:14
  the flagship episode.
• 33:16
  And then I have a, I'm sorry.
• 33:18
  And then I have another product that I
• 33:20
  have not installed yet, uh,
• 33:21
  from a gatekeeper off
• 33:23
  road. So I have a, um,
• 33:26
  um, tow hitch skid that I had been
• 33:31
  wanting to get from them for a while.
• 33:32
  Yeah. And I learned that
• 33:34
  by taking that a year. Yeah.
• 33:36
  I learned that by taking the gladiator
• 33:37
  off road and EJS the first time I've
• 33:40
  been up those little ears for
• 33:42
  the change, you know, that you,
• 33:43
  that you have to put on there to, uh,
• 33:45
  maybe be safe and legal,
• 33:46
  the trailer. So I'll be
• 33:49
  doing an install on that one.
• 33:51
  And that'll be a review that we'll have
• 33:52
  up here. And who knows, uh,
• 33:54
  this Wolf box may not,
• 33:56
  this may not be the last thing from Wolf
• 33:58
  box because they have several products
• 34:00
  that they were interested in
• 34:02
  having me install. It just,
• 34:03
  I'm going to be limited to what I
• 34:05
  actually want to keep on the gladiator.
• 34:07
  So I'm just spit balling here, coming up
• 34:09
  with an idea sort of as, as you're,
• 34:11
  you're talking and
• 34:12
  mentioning that we've got a few, uh,
• 34:14
  a few listeners fans of the show who are
• 34:16
  already running, uh,
• 34:17
  this Wolf box stuff, you know,
• 34:19
  that maybe we can
• 34:21
  incorporate their reviews with ours,
• 34:24
  uh, and, and sort of do a,
• 34:26
  maybe a round table interview with the
• 34:28
  three or four people who are running
• 34:30
  devices and, and just sit there and talk
• 34:32
  about, you know, what they like,
• 34:34
  how is the installation, what have you
• 34:36
  used it? How beneficial has it been,
• 34:38
  et cetera, et cetera. And really get into
• 34:39
  the nuts and bolts of, of end user,
• 34:42
  um, uh, thoughts on, on, on
• 34:45
  what this thing is like, uh,
• 34:46
  especially since you,
• 34:47
  we got people who have been running it
• 34:48
  for a little while now. So,
• 34:50
  yeah, definitely. I'm
• 34:51
  gonna, I've already told Steve,
• 34:52
  Oh, since he has one in
• 34:53
  a Wrangler, uh, uh, uh,
• 34:55
  how far you asked him, but I'm probably
• 34:57
  going to get some video from him, uh,
• 34:59
  talking about it because he's got a spare
• 35:00
  tire and that's where he has his rear
• 35:02
  camera mounted.
• 35:03
  Oh, perfect.
• 35:04
  There's little things I want to try to do
• 35:06
  a value add thing. And I think a lot of
• 35:08
  people here already know that when we
• 35:09
  advertise something,
• 35:10
  we try to give the advertiser more than
• 35:13
  what, what they're giving us.
• 35:16
  Right. It's not just a, it's just, it's
• 35:17
  not just a, an, an
• 35:18
  opening the box review.
• 35:20
  This is, and it will
• 35:21
  not be an open box review.
• 35:23
  I will not show you how to open a box
• 35:26
  because every one of you know how to open
• 35:28
  a box.
• 35:29
  Seriously. And it's just like, and we can
• 35:30
  go through the installation process and
• 35:32
  then, you know, all that sort of stuff.
• 35:33
  We do tips and tricks and
• 35:34
  stuff like that for, you know,
• 35:35
  how to hardwire something like this in
• 35:37
  and, and things like that.
• 35:38
  It's going to be an honest reviews who
• 35:39
  there are negative things about this.
• 35:42
  I just have absolutely been honest with
• 35:45
  every review that we've had here on the
• 35:47
  show in the last decade plus that we've
• 35:49
  been doing this. Um, and, and, and I've,
• 35:51
  I've done a couple of reviews where I've,
• 35:53
  I've had some constructive criticism and
• 35:55
  stuff like that. So yeah, we,
• 35:57
  this is not just like all puppy dogs,
• 35:59
  Rome, rainbows and, and, and, you know,
• 36:02
  popsicles and stuff like that because we
• 36:04
  got something free and we're going to
• 36:05
  talk good about it. No, no,
• 36:06
  no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
• 36:07
  We're going to put
• 36:08
  this through the paces.
• 36:09
  We're going to give an honest review and
• 36:11
  actually give you our two cents about
• 36:14
  what we think about this.
• 36:17
  That's what we've always done.
• 36:17
  It doesn't make us right. It doesn't make
• 36:18
  us wrong. It's just our opinion.
• 36:20
  Just is what it is. Take it,
• 36:22
  take it for what it's worth.
• 36:23
  All right, Josh, do you
• 36:24
  feel like, uh, doing a, um,
• 36:27
  a bonus, uh, little segment tonight?
• 36:30
  Yeah, we can do some bonus.
• 36:31
  We can do some bonus content.
• 36:32
  I love bonus content. All right. So to
• 36:35
  get the bonus content,
• 36:36
  you have to be a YouTube
• 36:38
  member to get the bonus content.
• 36:40
  There's already a couple out there, uh,
• 36:42
  that, uh, the light,
• 36:43
  the way I think we did
• 36:44
  one last week as well.
• 36:46
  And you can also get the
• 36:47
  bonus content audio only, uh,
• 36:50
  by being a Patreon subscriber. Although
• 36:52
  it's not as fun. It's cool.
• 36:54
  Yeah. Yeah. I like the video aspect of
• 36:57
  it, especially when we, we show things.
• 36:59
  Um, but, uh, so all you have to do is
• 37:00
  just go to gpaukshow.com slash contact.
• 37:03
  Uh, oh, by the way, if you haven't seen
• 37:04
  the new contact page, Josh,
• 37:06
  you should have a look because, uh,
• 37:08
  Oh, I haven't been
• 37:08
  there in a couple weeks.
• 37:09
  Yeah, it's all been grokked. So I gotta
• 37:12
  go check that out. Yeah.
• 37:13
  So gpaukshow.com
• 37:15
  That's our big landing page on honestly,
• 37:16
  that's where we send all of our fans, all
• 37:18
  of our new listeners.
• 37:19
  That's where all of our
• 37:20
  pertinent information is,
• 37:23
  as far as how you can interact with the
• 37:25
  show and all that kind of stuff,
• 37:26
  jeep talk show.com slash contact.
• 37:28
  Everything is there.
• 37:30
  Well, that's it for tonight. Now you can
• 37:32
  continue to fund, uh,
• 37:33
  by going over to YouTube or Patreon and
• 37:35
  getting the, the bonus content,
• 37:37
  but that's going to be it for tonight.
• 37:38
  Let us know what you think of the show.
• 37:40
  Make your comments, uh,
• 37:42
  make sure you share and
• 37:43
  like, uh, by the way, Josh, um,
• 37:46
  you may have already heard about this.
• 37:47
  YouTube is doubling the number of hours
• 37:51
  that you have to have watch hours that
• 37:53
  you have to have to get monetized.
• 37:55
  Keep jerking everybody
• 37:58
  around. It's 4,000 currently.
• 38:02
  And in February, it's
• 38:03
  going to be 8,000 hours.
• 38:05
  So, I mean, I don't know if you guys
• 38:09
  care. I mean, if you
• 38:10
  like the show and you'd
• 38:11
  like for us to get a little, a couple of
• 38:13
  extra five, uh, five bucks here and
• 38:15
  there, um, share this with
• 38:17
  other people so that they know,
• 38:18
  tell them to go watch us on YouTube.
• 38:20
  You've got to go watch these guys. I,
• 38:22
  yeah, just, just help the show.
• 38:25
  Yeah. Yeah. So, uh, if,
• 38:28
  if you don't feel like it,
• 38:29
  or you don't like people begging, I
• 38:30
  understand. Don't worry about it. Uh,
• 38:31
  we're not going to stop doing the show
• 38:33
  simply because, uh, the, the,
• 38:35
  the monetization goes to 8,000 hours,
• 38:37
  8,000. That's in a year.
• 38:39
  We have to have 8,000 hours
• 38:41
  in a year. And it doesn't,
• 38:44
  it doesn't stick from year to year. Okay.
• 38:47
  I'm going to need everybody listening to
• 38:48
  this right now to go buy a burner phone.
• 38:50
  Okay. You're going to need,
• 38:51
  you're going to need
• 38:52
  connectivity. So the apartments,
• 38:54
  the police go in there and there's 700
• 38:56
  phones. Yes. So, so set up,
• 38:59
  I mean, you don't have to buy 700 of
• 39:01
  them, maybe just two or three. Okay.
• 39:03
  And you can buy two or three of these
• 39:04
  little burner phones.
• 39:05
  You can get them a 711, you can get them
• 39:06
  at Walmart, whatever,
• 39:07
  just make sure they're
• 39:08
  hooked up to your wifi at home.
• 39:09
  So you don't need any
• 39:10
  data or anything like that.
• 39:11
  You're not going to be paying, paying
• 39:12
  through the nose for anything.
• 39:13
  It's a one-time purchase,
• 39:14
  get them hooked up to wifi.
• 39:16
  And then each one have them set up to
• 39:18
  watch a different JTS episode.
• 39:20
  And then just do that like
• 39:21
  three or four times a day on
• 39:23
  1000 hours. That's all we need.
• 39:25
  Honestly, we'll get there pretty quick.
• 39:27
  If you guys just help
• 39:28
  us out a little bit,
• 39:28
  I'm not, we're not asking for too much.
• 39:30
  The burner phone. Come on.
• 39:32
  Oh my 16 years.
• 39:36
  All we need is a little, just a little
• 39:38
  help here. All right guys.
• 39:39
  Thanks a lot for watching us tonight.
• 39:41
  Make sure that you make a comment, how
• 39:42
  you like Josh being back.
• 39:44
  We've already received several comments
• 39:46
  about that. And yeah, it's,
• 39:48
  we're trying to do things.
• 39:50
  F words in the future comments though.
• 39:53
  I can't stand that. Yeah.
• 39:57
  Well, these people, there's,
• 39:59
  there's new, new, new people to the show
• 40:01
  that have never seen me.
• 40:02
  I have no idea who I am
• 40:05
  right now. You got to go back.
• 40:06
  You got to listen to the whole show of
• 40:07
  people. I know it's kind of hard.
• 40:09
  You got to catch up a little bit, but go
• 40:10
  back. That's good times.
• 40:12
  Yeah. All right. So go over there to
• 40:14
  YouTube, watch the bonus content.
• 40:16
  You're my friend. You're my new friend.
• 40:20
  Probably so that they don't, uh, the,
• 40:23
  the ransomware sites can't video you
• 40:25
  while you're masturbating.
• 40:28
  I suppose there's some,
• 40:29
  uh, method to the madness.
• 40:31
  I mean, as long as you're, uh, showing
• 40:33
  people how you can
• 40:34
  switch hands and gain a
• 40:35
  stroke, I think it's
• 40:37
  worthwhile. Switch it over here.
• 40:41
  All right. That's a skip back podcasting.
• 40:47
  Um, um, all right. Well,
• 40:49
  well, let's just get started. If we have
• 40:50
  time at the end, I'll, uh, I'll tell you.
• 40:53
  We can push it a little bit or some,
• 40:54
  I've, I've got a good,
• 40:55
  probably solid hour that I can give you.
• 40:58
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