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Toyota Supra Turbo vs Toyota MR2 Turbo - Car vs Car - Duration: 3:51.it's time for car vs. car contest, every week two contestants will show off their
car with 90 second videos, to compete to win $100 Amazon gift card for me and the
winner will be chosen by you in a poll at the end of this video, and here comes
this week's contestants, hey guys this is my 1991 Toyota mr2 Turbo, I've had the car
for seven years was available in Canada from 1990 until 1993, we got some Toyo
proxy r1 our tires on the car, braided brake lines, braided clutch lines,
polyurethane suspension, polyurethane motor mounts, walbro fuel pump upgraded
turbo, we have electronics in the car, we got a boost controller and a wideband o2
sensor, and a turbo timer here, the car is in great shape original paint, it's only
measures 45 inches off the ground, which is incredibly low, I'll go over here and
have a look at the motor and we'll get it out on the road, so have a look at the
engine here, it's the upgraded CT 27 from ATS racing running 16 pounds of boost
HKS blow-off valve, the fuel pressure regulator, the whole motor is basically
brand new, it's been resealed top to bottom with Toyota gaskets, the car
handles amazingly, it's so fun to drive, it's a go-kart on the streets, we'll
get it on the road and see how it sounds
all right so I hope you guys like the intro clip, but this is my car, this is a
1991 Toyota Supra Turbo, and unlike most supers out there, this one is actually
fairly stock, the only modifications I have done to it, there's a bilt head, ARP
head studs, metal head gasket, and the head is over torqued, which if you know your
mark 3 supras, you know that 7 M's have a tendency to blow the top off, so yeah
that's to prevent that, and other little modifications I have is coilovers
wheels and an exhaust, I'm heading up to Amelia Island Florida for a car show, so
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Best Hybrid Sports Car? 2018 Lexus LC500h Review & Video Tutorial Class Cool Cars Sports Cars Tutor - Duration: 22:46.Hey, hey everybody! Brock Frady here, helping you enjoy your ride. And I'm
coming to you with a very special 2018 Lexus LC 500 H. That amazing 354
horsepower hybrid from Lexus. Wait till you see the interior of this thing. We're
gonna go over the interior, the exterior, the specs. All that juicy, glorious stuff.
Thanks for watching everybody. What a color. This color is called nightfall
mica. The LED front lights. Lexus had to invent the process of making that light
specifically for the LC 500 because it uses the world's thinnest LED light in
an automotive function. Take a look at the inside of that light housing right
there. Those are little L's in that spindle grill. Man, you guys know that I'm
a huge fan of that grill. I think it is just absolutely beautiful. Notice that
there's a blue ring inner portion of that front emblem and that is
specifically on all of the Lexus hybrids. Has been since day one. Nnice and low to
the ground. And I love how wide it looks. See how wide those flares are? Those
fenders are? Holy cow that's beautiful. That is the sexiest car we've ever made.
Personally I think it's just as good-looking as the LFA. Some of you are
gonna hate on me for that but I'm sorry it is. You see that rear taillight? That
is the same symbol that is in the F Sport and F designs of the the Lexus
family. If you've seen a Lexus with the F Sport then you have seen that F right
there. And that is for the Fuji Raceway which is where Lexus does a lot of
testing for the performance vehicles. These are special tires these are run
flats. Right there says 275 40 RF 20 and so those are going to be the back
tires. And then we'll come up to the front those are 245 45 RF 20. So
they're 20 inch rims but they're 275 on the back 245. On the front of course
wider in the back than they are in the front. On the top this is a sword. You see
that goes all the way down so you can see the the starting point there and
then you can see right there. That's a samurai sword, supposed to be represent
one anyways. The exhaust all right here and this one is the hybrid so it doesn't
have the growl that the LC 500 non-hybrid has. But it's still an
unbelievably impressive vehicle to have the kind of horsepower that it has. You
know it's got 354 total system horsepower and look at that. Miles per
gallon. 26 City 35 highway. Now the window sticker of this one is $102,203 and it
has the all-weather package, the convenience package, heads up display,
trunk mat, cargo net, rail locks, and the illuminated door seals. Take a look at
the taillights. They look deeper than they really are. If
it were nighttime, there you go, you see that? Ot uses what's called the Infinity
prism principle. And it actually looks deeper than it really is.
If you could see it here in person and you would see that it they actually look
deep. And at night that looks so cool. Those are designed to look like the
afterburners of a fighter jet. Pretty awesome. Isn't that a cool-looking LED turn
signal down low right there? And there's your front turn signal there. And then
there's another turn signal right there inside the rear view mirror on the
outside. Here's the key for the LC. You can see it has lock on top, unlock below
that, hold button for the trunk, hold button from the panic alarm. And this is
a new key design. It's more compact than the keys that we've had in
the past. And you can see this is a hybrid by the
blue that's there on the L on the back of the key. It also does have the key
that's integrated into the corner of the key there. And you can see there's an icon
that says push, right there on the top corner. So when you push that, the key
comes out right there. When I hit unlock, watch what happens
with the door handle here. The door handle just popped out. You see that and
then you see the Lexus emblem right there. There's a puddle lamp and that
will shine from under the door handle and down so that you don't, so that it
lights your way into the vehicle. I'm gonna hit the lock button and watch the
door handle here. If you want it to unlock it by just walking up to it
without handling the key fob, you can just push the little dimple right there.
See that? That unlocks it and then you'll pull it from underneath and that gives
you access into you LC. The trunk button is kind of hidden in the LC. It's
right in the corner of that light right there. When you pop that up, there's your
trunk. It's kind of small but you don't need a lot of things if you're driving
this. You're doing it for fun, so you maybe have a bag for the weekend. That's
where you're gonna put it. Cool little trunk. And your backup camera is really
integrated just above the Lexus emblem there. You see that? Pretty well
hidden. And when you close the trunk it's, it's unless you were really looking for
it you wouldn't really see it very well. That's a good thing. Really integrating
that stuff. This has the parking sensors because there's a little dot right there
on the bumper. That's what beeps when you get too close
to something to let you know not to hit things. Now most of the Lexus vehicles
today do not have this button inside. You see that? That's for the gas tank. And so
when you press that, it opens the gas door. And there's where you fill it up.
And you only want to use premium fuel in that. And now let's take a look at the
heart of the beast. Now the latch is going to be just kind of
to the right the Lexus emblem there. It's a 3.5 liter
V6. Total system horsepower output is 354. You can tell that it's a hybrid
obviously by the label there on the engine cover but also by the two big
orange cables that are coming from the Hybrid Synergy Drive system. You can also
see a whole lot of support that the engine ha. Engine support beams there.
There. So there's two in the back, there's two in the front. And that's what
keeps it, keeps the body rigid. This actually has more body rigidity
components in it than an LFA. Lexus is really focused on structural rigidity in
this vehicle and so many hours and a lot of money went into developing the
rigidity of this body of the LC, both hybrid and non-hybrid. You do use 0 W 20
oil in the LC 500 H. That is fully synthetic. And what's interesting is that
you use non synthetic regular oil in the LC 500.
Now if you were looking closely and paying attention you would see a little
component right there. And it's got a red exclamation point. You would see another
one there in the hinge of the hood and there's another one on the other side.
And finally there's a fourth down here. In the event that you were to get into a
front collision with a person, what would happen is the hood, those charges would
come up, the hood would raise up. I think it's like three inches in the front, one
inch in the back. Those charges would cause the hood to come up and it would
basically create a barrier. A buffer between the hood and the engine itself
in order to protect the person from hitting the engine. It would basically
create a padding so as to lessen the likelihood of injury. Pretty awesome
thought process that went into that. You see those gills right there? From those
air intakes and then you have air intakes here in the back as well. You see
those? People assume that those are used to cool the brakes and that's not
actually the case. What happens is air comes through the
intake and then that air is channeled outward and around the wheel. And then the
air that goes in that intake goes in and then out around the wheel so as to create
a more fluid airflow and to keep the tires stuck to the ground where they
need to be. Lexus calls this interior the Bespoke interior upgrade. It's kind of an
exclusive thing. And personally I'm in love with it. I love love love the way
this interior looks. I actually love the orange against the blue against the
white. And it is fantastic and you may not know this but very early on in the
very first LS 400's, Lexus offered a completely blue interior. You don't see
it anymore except now. And I think it's absolutely awesome. You can see that it's
like an Alcantara. And check out how all the lines flow and
how everything just works together. It is just fantastic. That's gonna be your seat
memory system. Set one, two, three. That's going to memorize your seat, your steering
wheel, and your mirrors. Control panel for the mirrors. Lock and unlock. And also the
windows. Even the handle is just cool. It just looks like it it comes out of the
door. And then take a look at the stitching there on the dash, how it's all
put together. The pedals. They're real sport looking pedals. Now I just love the
attention that Lexus has put into the manufacturing of this car. You can see
that there's a stalk right there on the dash. Its traction control and snow mode.
And this is what it looks like from the driver's seat. Cars not on right now
but I'll cut it on in a second. I don't know how you guys feel about
this interior color but my gosh I think it's beautiful. See the Alcantara
headliner. So you see a power button down there. It's not a start button, it's power.
And right now it's running. You can see a light right there that says ready and
that ready light indicates that it is ready to go.
The engines about to cut on here, just there it is. So now the engine is on and
all systems go. You see right now it's showing you red coming from the engine
going to the electric motor then it turns orange and goes to the battery. So
right now the engine is acting like a generator for the motor in order to
charge the battery as we drive. And it, there those two are gonna work together
in a seamless way to charge the battery to propel the vehicle forward. It's going
to use regenerative braking in order to recharge itself. You never have to charge
this vehicle. It does it itself. It's a self charging hybrid and it just cut off.
When I say cut off the engine just quit running so you see that the energy
monitor now. There's nothing there however the air is blowing cold, the
radio would cut on if I cut it on, all systems go. But right now we're just
operating on electricity. Isn't that fantastic. Now the way that we put it in
drive is going to be a little different than the traditional Lexus shifters that
you're used to. You see a little chart down here and this is actually a chart
that they've had on hybrids for a while. I used to have a CT 200h and it looked
just like this. So it's in park right now. You can see that the green P or the
blue P is lit up so that means we're in park. And so that if I want to go into
a drive gear right now, I just put my foot on the brake. I'll push it left and
when I push it left it's going to go into neutral. Then I'll pull it down
toward me and it'll go into drive. Then I'll let it go. So now we're in
Drive and then if I wanted to put it in reverse,
I'd go left and up and that's reverse. There's my backup camera and then if I
wanted to go back down into drive left down again. Now check this out. If I
wanted to go to manual I just go straight down and that allows me to go
into manual mode. And I can use my magnesium paddle shifters. Up shift on
the right down, shift on the left. You can see it says M 1 there on the dash and
that lets me know I'm in manual mode now. Here's the cool thing about manual mode.
It has a 10 speed- ish transmission. So there are, there are four regular gears
and then it has the continuous variable transmission mixed with that. So they
combine. But it doesn't have the kind of floaty fluid like CVT that have that the
hybrids of the past have had. This has a really truly shifting transmission and
you can tell I mean it shifts and it feels fantastic.
It's just an absolute pleasure to drive. So if you're concerned about it
having that funny, you know rubber band-like
CVT, nope.
And then to put it in park once I'm finished driving it, I just pressed the P
and now it's in park. On the left side of the steering wheel is going to be a
multi-directional keypad with a volume button down below. Voice commands button
to the right of that, Bluetooth and then a back arrow with a pages icon. So when I
operate this it changes the information that happens there. And I'm gonna hit
that pages icon. That's straight out of the LFA.
Now that multi-directional keypad I told you about before. I'm pressing it left. No
messages. Radar cruise, radio navigation or compass, and then driving information.
I'm pressing it down and this is all going to be fuel economy information.
Look at that range. 688 miles and then there's
going to be my energy monitor. That's the small unabbreviated or a small version
of what I was showing you before. Hybrid system, G-force indicator so cool. Gear
position. Check that out. isn't that awesome? Sway warning, tire pressure monitor
system, and then back to drive info. Then I just press the pages icon again and
you can see that it has hybrid on the you know hybrid information over on the
left side. And then on the right side is going to be temperature and fuel. Top
left, outside temperature. Top right, clock and then all there in the middle is
going to be instant information as far as fuel economy. I'm pressing that down
now. And so these are just abbreviated versions there's that G-force monitor.
Isn't that awesome? And there's Lane Departure Alert, Lane Keep Assist on the
right side of the steering wheel. I have Cruise Control, Radar Cruise Control, Lane
Departure Alert, Lane Keep Assist mode. and that's all four radio. And then I
have an arrow key. And I just pressed the outer button on the the cruise control.
And so the radar came up. Then I press the radar cruise control icon and that
allows me to adjust the distance that it's going
maintain between me and the vehicle in front of me when I'm using radar cruise.
And then that's Lane Departure Alert, Lane Keeping Assist, Steering Assist
Active turned on. Then mode is all radio information. The engine, like I said
before, the engine is actually off right now but the vehicle is running and it's
ready to go if I want to. The reason I know that is because that ready light
there in the dash it says ready. That stalk is Selectable Drive Modes and you
can see it says Sport, Sport+, Normal, Custom Comfort, and Eco. And those are all
going to be selectable on-the-fly. I can change those at any time and it's going
to change the driving dynamic of the vehicle. When I roll it up toward the
roof of the car it's gonna go into Sport and Sport Plus
mode. If I roll it back down it's going to get a normal and custom and then comfort
and ECO. Now that changes something called throttle mapping and also
whenever it's in Sport and Sport Plus it's going to change the gear shift
points. It's going to hold lower gears for longer whenever it's in Sport and Sport
Plus. It's also gonna change the steering feel so when I'm in Sport Mode, it's
going to tighten the steering and also if I'm in Eco mode it's going to take a fan
speed away from the climate system in order to appropriate that to fuel
economy. May or may not be able to see that heads-up display. It's blinking
right now because the refresh rate of my camera but it says radar ready. And what
that also has is radar cruise control information, real time speed information.
In a digital way it's going to show me my actual speed it's also going to show
the speed limit information and there's a button right there that says HUD. See
that? HUD is how I cut on the heads-up display. Now over here on the right side
is the all new generation 10 navigation system control. So this is the touch pad
that first debuted in the NX and this has really been improved, the sensitivity
of it and the haptic feedback that's inside of it. Lexus has done a lot to
make this really, really user friendly. The interface is fantastic.
And your audio controls are all right here. You can see at the top it says
radio and media, seek, tracks, tune and then the big silver button says power
and volume right there on top of the button. And then map menu and a back
arrow. And so I can press menu. I'm touching the pad now. I'm moving left and
right and when I go to destination you see what shows up. I have different
selections in destination. So now I can flick it up and go home.
Recent favorite. I can go to radio and those are just little categories within
radio, media, phone, apps, and infotainment. Info, setup, and climate.
There's your climate control system. Also notice that you're not going to see any
heated or ventilated seat buttons on the outside.
All of those are controlled from within the infotainment system here and you can
see where it says seat and steering. See that? And so that's under the climate
setting right there on the very end. So I'm going to go to seat and then you can
see here is where I can make the make changes to the temperatures of the seats,
whether it's ventilation or heat or heating the steering wheel or using
concierge. All those things. There's another button down here that I didn't
tell you about yet. And it's that button with the double arrows right there. Any
screen that has the little double arrows right there it says setting. That's when
you can press this button and it's gonna bring up kind of a quick access menu
within that screen. You go to map and you can see that beautiful map. The display
is incredible. It's very crisp. On the far right side you have a quick access menu.
And that's gonna be navigation, music, fuel economy, climate, and then that is
going to go with the screen down there.You can also split the screen by selecting
any of these.
That's pretty cool. But then I can go back to full screen there. Then in the
very left I can change the orientation of the map. I like that one. 3D and so
you've got all these different settings all along the outsides as well. Okay
everybody. That's a look at the 2018 LC 500 H, the most amazing hybrid Lexus has
ever made. Thank you so much for watching. I would love to hear what you think
about this vehicle, especially this amazing interior and if you don't like
it, you feel free to disagree with me. You can tell me that you don't like it but I
love it. Thanks so much for watching everybody. I hope this helps you enjoy
your ride. Remember to hit that subscribe button and the most important thing of
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Car Trunk First Aid Kit ~ Road Trip Ready ~ Noreen's Kitchen - Duration: 12:28.Hi everyone, welcome back to my kitchen today
We are going to concentrate on a new series that I'm going to be touching upon called roadtrip ready
you may know that Rick and I just recently took a
Road trip to visit his parents in Indiana and we drove from Eastern, North Carolina
To northern Indiana and it took us about a week to go visit and come back
We did not have this first aid kit in our car at the time and shame on us
But we're gonna remedy that I'm going to show you how we construct this first aid kit
using recommendations from the Red Cross and
recommendations just from you Rick and myself because I think it's always a good idea to
Remind people how to do this. So let's go see how this first aid kit for your car all comes together
Alright so I'm gonna go over all of the items that we chose to put in our first aid kit and we're gonna be keeping
This in the trunk of our car and it's our family car
We also have a truck but the trunk of the car is probably where this is going to live now
I will start out by saying we purchased all of these items new today
We went to Walmart and we bought all these things except for a couple that I already had on hand
Which being 95 facemasks as well as these instant cold packs that I've had
for a long time in my first-aid storage
so those are things that you can you can add to or take away from and also I
Already have the rubber gloves on hand
So those are just things we had we're gonna toss in here and you may add to or take away from depending on your needs
For your particular family or your particular situation?
one other thing that I wanted to say too is the first aid kit isn't always just going to be for you if you
encounter an accident on the road if you
come upon a situation where someone requires help and
You're waiting for
First responders to show up. It's always a great idea to have something like this on hand to be able to help where you can
Always make sure that you have the knowledge to do that
So don't let go moving someone who apparently has a neck injury because you may injure them further
And if you don't have them have the knowledge and the know-how to use these things, maybe somebody else on the scene does
right, but don't leave them make sure that you are there to help them comfort them and
Tend to them in the event that you don't have the experience
but you can still provide moral support and
Comfort because we're all in this together and if we don't help each other then why are we really here?
Like it's true. Absolutely
the first thing we went looking for was a container to put our first-aid kit in now again,
Depending on what you're gonna put in yours will depend on the size that you need
I am one who decides that it's always better to have one
That's a little bit larger than you might need because you never know what you might be adding to the box
So we got one of these it was six dollars
It has a handle on the top
it's easy to grab and pull out of your trunk and
use when you need to this is important to Rick and also I thought a tarp or a
Lightweight shower curtain, this is very inexpensive
These are about three dollars if you have to pull over on the side of the road and change a tire
or you're having some problems and you need to get under your vehicle or
You need ground cover for some reason if you need to help someone who needs to lay flat on their back
This is a great thing to have on hand
Right you can use this as a poncho
Exactly. So that's gonna go right in the bottom of my kit the next thing we have our
Disposable gloves. I have twelve pair here and I'll show you how I prep them
there's six pair in each of these sandwich bags and
I'm just gonna stick those in the box, but I wanted to show you how I prepared these
I
Laid these flat in pairs
The best that I could one on top of the other and then I kind of folded them down in half with the fingers
Down and then the thumb in and then I rolled it
like this
it kind of pulls all the air out of the inside and then I just put it inside the sandwich bag and
then when the sandwich bag was full I
Pressed all the air out of it nice shielding this way when you reach into the bag you're pulling out a pair of gloves
Instead of fumbling through you know, if you just shoved 12 gloves in there
They're all gonna tangle up together this way you just reach in and you have a pair of gloves
Next thing I have is some wet ones
You can easily put in some baby wipes if you'd like a packet of baby wipes
Which is larger and we always keep those in the car. Anyway, when we travel so this is just a little extra backup
These are actually antibacterial. So in the Box they go Kleenex again. This is something we keep in our glove box
I have them in my purse
These are just an extra backup because you never know when you're gonna need them
Then I think we'll go over the the wound care now. Walmart has made it very easy
This box was five dollars and nine eight cents and it has everything you need
for two-by-twos eight four by fours four rolls of gauze
and one roll of paper tape
It also has four two by three nonstick pads and four three by four
Nonstick pads in the box that goes I have some n95 face masks. And so this is safe for biohazard
So this is good if your if you come in contact with somebody who's sick, and you don't want to get sick
This will protect you we have some tools here
and we will put those I'm going to put those tools in a little plastic box just to keep them separated I have
the Red Cross list recommends an
Oral thermometer that is not glass and not mercury tweezers are important to have your first aid kit
Clippers no, not just for toenails
Okay, and this this little kit was the Clippers two tweezers this emery board and this orange stick
they all came in one package for ninety seven cents, and I'm gonna go ahead and put this in here as well because you never
You might have to start a fire so
You never know what in what situation you're going to encounter. So just keep that in mind
That's right, you just never know so it's better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it
this is a
Zinc oxide based sunscreen which is what is being recommended because it's not full of chemicals
This is a baby sunscreen, which is good for everyone. If you get sunburn for some reason the aloe vera gel you could obviously
Well, that's a good idea
I didn't even think about that and
Molly wants me to let you guys know if you can find aloe vera gel without the green color
that's probably your best bet because it's pure aloe vera I
Got this because it was inexpensive and this is going to live in the trunk of my car. I
Got a bottle of 91% alcohol. This is good for
Sterilizing your hands those plastic gloves are not sanitary gloves. They're just plastic gloves
so when you put those on if you need to treat someone you're gonna want to rinse your
Gloved hands with this and that will sanitize them. We also got this awesome little spray bottle with hydrogen peroxide in it
This is awesome
If you have to tend to a scrape a cut or a wound, we also pick this up
But then I'm going to show you something else. This is a like a Deepwoods insect repellent
Which is a great thing to have on hand
But honestly I prefer this homemade version
This is made with all natural essential oils and witch hazel if you would like to see a video on how to make this
Molly and I will be so happy to do that for you leave a comment down below and we will
Fix up a video on how to make this awesome
Homemade essential oil all natural insect repellent that really worked and then I have a couple of ice packs
These are instant cold packs. These are the kind that you you kind of snap and then they get instantly cold
I have had these in my
First-aid storage for a very long time. They're still good. I'm gonna keep those right in there
We have a flashlight. Make sure you have fresh batteries
Check this every six months or so
and
as far as the dates on all of these products all of the medicines that we bought which are over-the-counter are all dated for the
Year, 20 or 21?
We know that they're good for about a year and you're gonna want to go in there and make sure that you take care of
Them maybe go in in six months switch them out and make sure you use them if you you can
Incorporate those into your your home supply and that way they won't go to waste
We also did get some q-tips cotton swabs. Those are great for applying topical ointments
Do not clean your ears out with these that is a big no-no and then we got some triple antibiotic cream
This is like neosporin everything you see here
I got for like eighty-eight cents or just over a dollar
Because I'm putting it in my car and I'm probably not going to use a whole lot of it
If any that's the being honest, it's being prepared. You want to make sure you have it so
Absolutely, and then have some hydrocortisone cream. This is an anti-aging
We have some allergy relief
this is like a benadryl you can use this in combination with the hydrocortisone cream again if you come in contact with
bug bites poison oak poison ivy gonna help reduce the itching or it's going to help reduce your
your
sinus distress and this is a
Generic version of zyrtec then we have some gold bond powder because you know itchy parts of your body
these also
If you have gloves that are a little too small or you're sweaty and you can't get your hands in the gloves you can dust
Your gloves on the inside with this and make putting them on a little easier
these are anti diarrheal or imodium capsules and those are important because when you're traveling
Some people are super sensitive to the changes in the water and what-have-you antacid tablets
You just never know when you're gonna need these a little bit of hand sanitizer, even though we do keep it in the car
It's always good to have it a little bit extra on hand. So we're going to just kind of
Nestle that in there. We have a variety of different
over-the-counter medications three different pain relievers
I have an aspirin and ibuprofen and an acetaminophen
So we've got like Bayer motrin and Tylenol. Those are all going in there
And then we've got stomach relief. So we've got like a generic
Pepto-bismol capsule and we have a generic gas sex capsule
and now all you have to do is
Clamp the lid on and your first-aid kit is ready to go in your car and
Whoops, don't forget your scissors
Put those right on top. So that is how you make a first aid kit for your car
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Living in A Car: Broke and Unemployed | Hobo Ahle - Duration: 28:02.Okay so now that the epic battle of the wasp has concluded,
hopefully, he might come back, we're gonna do a little storytime type of thing.
So the reason for this video is because pretty soon I'm going to be going over
how I budget my money and I think I mentioned in the other video about money
that my budgeting system is... it's very strict,
it's very frugal, and there are two main experiences in my life that I have gone
through that are pretty much the main reasons as to why my budgeting is so extreme.
So yeah, I feel like I kind of want to- I want to share them with you so
that way later when I go over like my monthly budget and how I sort my money
and everything it'll kind of make a little bit more sense other than like
"whoa, like you're just way too hardcore for no reason." When I first moved- this is
the first experience by the way. So when I first moved to California... where I had
been living previously, I had a job that I'd been working out for a couple of
years, I was able to transfer my job to California, that was awesome.
But what happened after that, not so awesome. So I got over there, you know
filled out the paperwork whatever, did the whole transfer process, started
working for them, and I had been told that because it's still the same company
but because there's a new location that my paycheck was gonna be delayed.
You know how like when you start a new job you don't always get like your paycheck
right away you have to wait till like maybe the next pay period or something?
So yeah that's what I was told, that I was gonna have to go through that whole
thing. That's fine, whatever, I understand like sure. So I'm going
through that and at this point, you know, I'm renting a room in a house, I
registered to go to school, had to pay for that, you know all kinds of you know-
my bills are still happening, but it's all good right? because I've got a job.
So I wait to the following pay period and I'm like "hey, like did my check come in?"
It didn't. So I was like "okay, no big deal I can wait you know, the next time like
surely it should be here." So I wait another pay period and I'm like "hey can
I have my check?" like I didn't even- I wasn't even like "hey is it here?" I was
like "can I have it?" cuz like it should totally be here by now.
And the GM was like "yeah, no we don't have it yet." and this continued for at
least two months. I'm not gonna go into like specifics of like why or what
happened or anything cuz it was frankly it was really ridiculous. So I think you
can all assume, and it would be safe to do so in this case, that I really
didn't have a lot of money left in my bank account. Because here I am, I had
just moved to a new state which comes with its own set of costs, plus it's not
like my bills just stopped dead in their tracks. so I'm you know, still paying all
my bills to the best of my ability and I've got money going out, but I have no
money coming in. And that was honestly just like so super stressful and it got
to the point where- okay so the job that I had, it was in the downtown area. So you
know of course you have to drive to get to your job, which is money in gas,
that's pretty normal, but I also had to pay for parking. It wasn't like a whole
lot, but I did have to pay- like even if it was like a dollar, which it wasn't, it
was more than that, but it's like a dollar that you have to pay for parking
that's still money coming out when I don't have any money coming in and
that's not counting every other bill that I have and that I have to feed
myself and blahhhhh. So eventually I just got so upset with the situation like I tried
to be nice and understanding for as long as I possibly could and I think I did a
really good job of that. I actually think I lasted way longer than a lot of people would've
but there was- it finally got to the point where, I will never forget this
moment because it was so it was so I mean I ended up crying. So I signed on to
my bank account and I checked it and I had 33 cents in my bank account that was it.
I only had the one account, no savings, no nothing else,
no cash, I had already gone through all of the money that I had, like I found the
loose change where I could, I had 33 cents to my name and I was like what am
I gonna do? So the next day I was supposed to work at my job. So I went, I
ended up borrowing some cash from my roommate to pay for parking and I asked
my general manager again, I was like "is my check here yet?" and he was like "oh, no
not yet." I was pretty mad, pretty mad. And it was
really awkward because like I said like I tried to you know just be super chill
about it, but at this point like I couldn't be chill about it anymore. Like
I was like "what am I gonna do?!" I'm like freaking out and so I don't want to say
that I like yelled at him, but I basically told him as nicely as I could
at the time that I was scheduled to work like the next like three days and I was
like "yo I'm not gonna be here because I don't have any money. Like literally I
have no money you can't just have me work and not pay me for like at least
like two months you know what I'm saying like, so I don't have any money to put
gas in my car to get here, and I also don't have any money for parking. So I'm
not gonna come the next couple of days, I'm actually not gonna come until you
pay me and you are not gonna fire me because this is all your doing." I was
like "so you can't fire me for this because I'm not coming because I
literally do not have money to come here." I was so upset and he- he offered to give
me some cash from like the bar, this was at a restaurant, he offered to give me
some cash from the bar and I was like "no I don't want that. I want my money. The
money that I worked for." because I didn't want to take that money and then it get
more complicated with the fact that like then they would have to deduct what they
already gave me from my paycheck and then that would affect like how many
hours I worked and then they would use like maybe use that as an excuse to like
prolong paying me even more and so I was like "yeah, no like
I don't want that money, I don't want that cash, like I want my
money, I want my check." Honestly I don't really remember how like that
conversation ended or like if he said anything after that I just know that I
ended up leaving and I did not go back for like a week or two until he called
me and was like "hey your checks here" blah blah blah. And in that time period I
definitely had been applying to other jobs, but it was like "okay I can apply to
these other jobs, but I am literally at the point, you know, I waited too long
unfortunately, like I put my trust in this company that they would pay me
sooner rather than later and so I had waited until it got too bad because then
at that point even though I'm applying for jobs, if I get an interview I don't
have any money to go to the interview because I can't use all the gas in my
car cuz I can't- like if I have gas to get there I probably at this point don't have
gas to get back to the house so like what?" So as I said, during this time like
while this is all going on, I had registered for school and I had been
going to class and everything and so there was one day where I went to class
and you know there's a book for the class and the book came with a CD, but
you could buy the book without the CD and it was like way cheaper and you
didn't like- we asked the professor and she was like "yeah, no you don't like
need the CD, it'll be fine, you can buy the old version of the book."
And so of course, all of us broke students we bought the old version.
However, there was this one guy in our class who he had already bought the
newer version, the one with the CD, and paid for it and he was like "whatever I'm
not gonna return it, like I have it." So at his job he had access to like blank CDs
and he ended up just making copies of his CD for the entire class. You know,
super nice like nobody asked him to do that, he just took it upon himself. He's
like "I have you know free unlimited access to these blank CDs, why not?" So he
did that. So he comes- we all come to class and he's like "yeah, I made
everybody these CDs blah blah", gives them out, and the teacher is like
suggesting that we all give him a dollar. Like every
student gives him a dollar because he didn't have to do that for us and it was
like really nice and we should pay him and blah blah blah. And it's like, I could
see that perspective, like that was really nice of him, but yo homegirl right
here aka me only had 33 cents in my bank account so like I can't give this guy a
dollar like even if I wanted to. Like I don't even have a dollar for myself, I
don't even have fifty cents for myself. And and like the thing was, it wasn't
like she just kind of mentioned it, it was like "Oh yeah you guys should give
him a dollar. Okay let's go on with the lesson..." like she spent a prolonged amount
of time being like "No like you guys should take out your wallets right now,
take out a dollar, everybody give him a dollar" and she was like really like
adamant about this and it made me feel horrible like I wanted to cry right then
and there in class. I'm like holding my desk like my hands were like starting to
sweat and I'm just like "calm down, calm down" and I was like "oh man" and there was
even like- a couple of the other students they were like "What, why? Like they were-"
and he even said, the guy who brought the CDs, he's like "No like they don't have to
give me anything. Like they were free, I got them for free from my work like
nobody asked me to do this like I don't- I don't need any money like it's fine."
But she was like "No like they should give you- they should each give you at
least a dollar blah blah." And I'm just like "yo like he said it was fine like can we
drop it?" and it was just- it was just a really awkward situation. And I remember
she even said, she was like "it's just a dollar, like it's not even that big of a
deal, like you all have a dollar" and that was what really like hit me. I was like
"no dude, like it's 'just a dollar' there's no such thing as just a dollar because
right now a dollar to me is the entire world", but of course I'm not gonna just
like say that. And luckily there was somebody else in the class that was like
"No I'm not, I'm not doing that" cuz that's kinda low key what I was like
praying for I was like "please let somebody else just be so like 'no I'm not
doing it" so then it makes it okay that I don't do it.
I don't want to have to be like you know, everyone in the class gives him a dollar
and I'm like the one person that's like "yeah, no." So there were some people that
gave him money and then some people that didn't and I just ended up being one of
the people that didn't. Anyways, probably the hardest part about that whole
situation for me was the fact that like you know, I got a brain, so I get that if
you don't work, you don't make money. I get that if you're lazy, you don't make
money. And I also get that if you make X amount of money and you spend more than
that amount, then you're not gonna have any money. But again, not the case here.
And so it was just a huge reality check for me to be in a situation where I had
a job, I was working, I was technically supposed to be making enough money to
cover all of my bills and expenses, but yet I didn't have fifty cents to
scrounge together. Like it was so confusing because it was like "how can
this happen?" like I feel- I felt like I was doing all the right things as far as
like having a job and not being lazy and working, but I still found myself in this
position of not having any money and being completely broke. Now this is where
I started to do things like- and I've talked about this before, but not in this
context. Where I donated plasma because the place
I donated plasma at I think the first time you did it you got $40 if you did
it a second time within like a certain time frame you got $60 and then you
maybe got like $30 every time you did it after that and then you could do it a
certain amount of times like in a week or in a month and so I started donating
plasma so that I could make some extra money.
I started dumpster diving so that I could get free food and this is also
when, in my free time, I would take like online surveys for money.
So yeah I've talked about those things in terms of like making money or getting
your side hustle on and everything and it really is like I
tried those things not because I'm like "Oh dumpster-diving that sounds fun" it
was more of like I needed to do it because I didn't know what I was gonna
do, it was either like don't eat or go get some food where it's free. I chose to
eat and get some food where it was free. That being said though, I wasn't
the- I was already so frustrated and so sad- I- I just felt like I really didn't
have a choice to be- to be more upset, like I just didn't. So I had to look at
donating plasma and dumpster diving and the survey thing, I had to look at them
as something exciting, which I know that sounds so weird and it like- because
those things like aren't really exciting, but I saw them as like "okay like this
could be fun. It's something new, it's like a new little adventure, like trying
to figure this out, like how does this work?" you know that's kind of how those
things took place. Because I think a lot of the time when I talk about them it
kind of confuses people as to "oh you just decided to dumpster dive? like you
wanted to be so frugal that you decided that that was a good idea?"
It's like low-key it honestly came out of an act of desperation, but I didn't have the
luxury of feeling sorry for myself or feeling like it was gross because that
was kind of the only option at the time and so I turned it into something that
was fun. And now like looking back on it- and it wasn't easy, you know just to say
that, like it wasn't easy to switch over my mentality like that like I definitely
had to talk to myself a lot be like "no this is fine, you'll look back at this one day
and it'll just be kind of funny" and like now,
I look back on it and I'm like "what was my life? like what was I doing?" and again,
again, I can't say this enough, it'd be one thing if I had let myself get into
that position and again arguably I wasn't- I didn't- I wasn't the most
proactive at preventing that situation because I should have had maybe more of
a savings, I maybe should have you know looked for another job way sooner, I'm
not gonna argue and say that those things are not true because 100% they
are, but I was like really young at the time, I had no idea what I was doing.
So unfortunately, my lack of responsibility and maturity combined with the
circumstances at hand resulted in that situation. So the one thing that I really
took from that is that I never want this to happen again.
like I never want to be in this position again, I don't want to have to do things
that I might not necessarily normally do out of desperation because I'm broke.
I never want someone to be talking about a dollar and feel ashamed and sad that I
don't have a dollar and that- the fact that I never want to not have a dollar
you know, like- so that was something that was it was it- that was like over the
course of a few months and it took a really big toll on how I view money and
how I view having a savings because here's the thing - it's like the general
rule of thumb is that if you have a job, you will have some money. Will it be
enough money? I don't know that again, that is a
different topic, but you will have some money. But yet finding myself in a
position where I felt like I was doing everything that I possibly could and
nothing.... nothing! I still- it was like I might as well have not been working at
all and just enjoyed my free time. Now I am definitely not trying to you know, I'm
talking about my personal situation. I'm not trying to talk bad about people who
are in different situations, who are unintentionally homeless, or who are
unintentionally living in their car because of really bad circumstances, I'm
not saying anything about anybody else, I'm not judging anybody else, honestly
that's all a completely different thing like I am just talking about me and my
experience in that regard. So I get it, it might sound maybe entitled,
maybe a little dramatic about how I was so sad and upset and I know I should be
lucky that I even had 33 cents, I should be lucky that I was even able to have a
job, I should be- I should feel really fortunate that I was able to transfer my
job. And it's like, yes! I did feel all of those things. However, finding myself in
that position, where I was doing things like donating plasma so that I could
buy groceries.... yeah I don't really care how you look at it it wasn't any-
it wasn't where I wanted to be like it just it wasn't and it was really hard to go
through, but it was my reality. Okay so I think that I have gone on and on about
that first experience enough. I- I just you know, yeah okay we're gonna- there's a
lot of emotion there if you can't tell. So all of that in experience number
one I was paying rent living in a house. Everything eventually
got situated, I got my paycheck, I got all the money that I was owed, I ended up
immediately leaving that job, getting another one, it was all good. So life goes
on like that for a while, I catch up, I am still like I'm working two jobs, I'm
going to school, I'm making enough money to keep myself out of debt as far as
like school and everything, I'm making enough money to pay rent, to pay my bills,
but there's really not a whole lot of extra money there. And so you think I
would have learned my lesson the first time like even if I can save like a
dollar, low key you should probably be saving that dollar
BUT.... did I? did I learn? No, no I didn't. So that brings us to situation
numero dos. So I had moved into my car at this point, this is I don't know
how many jobs later and I don't know how much time passed between two experiences,
I could probably figure it out but it doesn't matter really it's yeah it's
irrelevant. So at this point I had one job
a main job that's like a nine-to-five, and the company that I was working for was
going to go out of business. So that meant when they
did we all ended up on unemployment, which I'm super grateful for because it
wasn't like "oh crap what're we gonna do" like at least I had some sort of income still.
However.... this is the time frame that I refer to when I'm talking about
how I lived in my car making only $400 a month. It was because I was on
unemployment. So for sure I think it goes without saying that that situation is
not ideal and I kind of saw it as "you know what? At least, silver lining of all of
this, I live in a car." Because if I had ended up on unemployment while still
living in a house and paying rent... that- that just wasn't gonna work.
But because I was living in my car I was like "you know what? it's gonna be okay,
like this is really hard but it's gonna be okay." kind of had to talk that idea
into myself- into believing it like ya had to make myself believe that. You know
all in all in the end it totally was okay, but living on four
hundred dollars a month, that's how much my unemployment was, is not a lot
especially considering at the time I was still making payments on my car and this
doesn't count like my insurance or anything else just my car was $300 a
month by itself. So that left me $100 a month to you know.....
survive. So during this phase of my life there was definitely a lot of unhealthy
habits going on such as I would probably eat like one meal a day, if that. There
are some days where I just like didn't eat or I would like buy a loaf of bread
and I would just eat bread like when I got hungry. Or one thing that I really kind of
survived off of was jack in the box tacos, which are not the best for you, I mean I still
think they're delicious but... I would buy jack in the-box tacos and I would kind of
like I would buy one and then that's what I would eat for the whole day. So
yeah really bad, I know, I swear I don't- it's not because I was trying to lose
weight or anything like that it was like "yo I don't got any money and I got
things to pay for so uhhh well, that's gonna happen." And like luckily even though I
was on unemployment I was still in school so I didn't need a gym membership
to shower I could just shower where I went to school so that was free. So I was
still able to- I think if I hadn't had showers at that point I might have just
like melted into the earth and disappeared because I don't think I
could have- showers like saved my life yo like for real because you know keeping
yourself clean and feeling refreshed is I think it's everything when it comes to
like this lifestyle because for me when I'm dirty like sweaty and gross and
haven't showered in five days I definitely don't feel my best. So if I
don't feel my best physically, and then I've already got a lot going on in here
that I don't feel my best mentally either I don't think I would have
survived. So I'm pretty certain that showers, they did a lot for me in those days.
And of course even though I was on unemployment I was still applying for
jobs trying to get all that worked out, but I did end up going like what was it
like I think like five months on unemployment where I was making $400 a
month and my car payment was $300 a month so I lived on $100 for five months
it- it wasn't enough like it- I managed to do it, I probably didn't do
the best job that I could because it was just such a new situation for me because
even though I had always kind of lived paycheck to paycheck again it was like I
was coming from a place where I always had just enough money to figure things
out, but then here I am in a situation where there's not just enough money.
So what do you do when there's not enough money? You still gotta work with what you
got, you know the principles of what to do don't change, but you're definitely
gonna have to make some adjustments and and just figure it out and it's it's not
easy like oh I have so much empathy for anyone who has ever been in situations
similar to this or worse like- I- oh man it pains me to know that people go
through things like this and you know my situations weren't even that bad like at
least I had $100 a month that I was being given you know what I'm saying so it's
like I was still pretty lucky and I was well aware of that. And what that
situation, the second experience of being on unemployment really taught me was how
to live on something as simple as a $100 a month. So realistically,
I would never ever ever ever recommend anyone try that. I would never ever ever
you know decide that I wanted to do that again. No because it wasn't- it just
wasn't enough, but I do think that it really really helped me in terms of
identifying like things that are 'absolute necessities' like you just
cannot function without like and 'necessities' like yeah you really do kind
of need them, but like if you push it really push it probably could probably
go without it at least for a little bit. So as much as I hated going through the
experience.... made it out alive and it did teach me a lot of like categorizing
those things and learning how to live and live functionally with very very
little money. And because of the fact that I saw what I was capable of put in
these two situations and and what they felt like, especially felt like, because
these were two very very distinct phases in my life that I will never ever forget
as much as I would like to because they were so emotional like... I can't even put
into words how difficult they were and I can only pray that I don't ever go
through anything like that again, but at the end of the day I am grateful that
they happened because they taught me so much. They made me understand- like I had
always understood the value of the dollar, but- and I always knew that it was
a good idea to have a savings, and I always knew that if you really needed to
be frugal you could. But to put all of it in such a dramatic real-life scenario
However, because I know what it's like to live on $100, because I know
what it's like to feel like I'm doing everything right and to have 33 cents....
you best believe that I've got a lot of backup plans okay? yeah, lots and lots of
backup plans. I know that I kind of talked in circles a lot and I'm sorry
but I had never really talked about those things before so it was very
unfiltered and just kind of like scatterbrained
my bad, but I really wanted to just talk about these, get them off my chest,
share them with y'all. So that way when you guys see my budgeting plan you're
not gonna be looking at it like "yo what is wrong with you?!" like bro I've been
real poor before that's what's wrong with me and I think it was to my benefit
because I probably wouldn't have learned these things had I not gone through
those experiences and I wouldn't have created such a you know what I would
consider to be a very good and efficient budget plan that I am really really
happy with. So okay cool hope you guys enjoyed this video see you next time
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2019 Acura RDX: First Drive — Cars.com - Duration: 3:48.with its third-generation redesign of the RDX acura pushed the envelope in a
lot of areas for its compact luxury SUV and there are a lot of welcome
advancements but one area acura went too far let's break it down in two separate
Auto Show videos we cover exterior styling and some interior aspects of the
redesigned RDX be sure to check those out now we've had a chance though to get
behind the wheel now last year's big v6 has gone in its place is a 2-liter
turbocharged forest owner you might recognize from parent company Honda in
the Accord and the Civic Type R in the RDX it makes 272 horsepower 280
pound-feet of torque pairs with a new 10 speed automatic transmission as such
there's a little bit of lag off the line but then quick bursts of power thanks to
nice short gearing the 10 speed automatic is very decisive there's very
little gear hunting it just gets you in the right here at the right time overall
a very nice refined drivetrain now super handling all-wheel drive that was in the
first generation RDX it skipped out the second generation its back and there's
an immediate effect you can really kind of slide the tail around work the car
through a lot of sweeping curves a lot of fun to drive
nice solid precise steering as well you pay for that a little bit in terms of
ride quality but a lot of that has to do with this particular car that we have
right now this is the a spec it's got the big wheels the 20 inches and it
doesn't have the adaptive shock absorbers which are optional available
on the top trim level of the RDX as such a little bit busy perhaps too firm for
an SUV shoppers but you know if you've got the a spec that kind of knew what
you were getting into that's the sporty version of this vehicle we'd like to
drive those adaptive shocks or the smaller wheels the 19 maybe those would
improve things now the drivetrain wasn't the only thing
that really was a welcome improvement in pushing the envelope for her Acura this
interior really does kind of fall together nicely this is off of accurate
rescission cockpit concept from the Auto Show a few years back just a lot of kind
of wraparound materials here there's a big center console might annoy taller
drivers who don't find enough room here but I actually do have enough room to
spread out I'm about six feet tall here and it doesn't really imp in on utility
either there's a lot of space to store things around the cupholders a nice big
area here behind underneath the armrest and more space here underneath where the
gear selector is a little bit of excessive real estate taken up by that
gear selector in this drive mode selector but otherwise very interesting
and nice materials here too there's nice overlapping
stitching here for what looks like leather actually is vinyl Acura had me
fooled now where did accurate fall short in trying to push too far it's with this
multimedia setup we previewed this at the Auto Show you can kind of go into a
deeper dive there it's called the true touchpad interface and it's just kind of
a true aggravation here's what you do you can basically just really point to
things instead of having to kind of use a cursor like you'd have to do in
certain other competitors systems to kind of use this as a touch pad for what
you're seeing up here on the standard 10.2 inch screen but we don't like this
in other cars that have it from Lexus for example they do something like this
really similar inaccurate a little bit better maybe but still we just want a
regular touch screen now that fussy multimedia system might be a
deal-breaker for some shoppers but there's plenty to like about this
redesign RDX and Acura did a lot to push the brand into a new direction which it
really needs in a very competitive segment with excellent alternatives like
the new Volvo xc60 stay tuned the RDX goes on sale in June of 2018 you can
find plenty more information on it on cars calm
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