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- [Announcer] From Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida,

this is Poker Night in America.

- Welcome to Poker Night in America.

Alongside Joe Stapleton, I am Chris Hanson,

and this week, bringing you action

from the Seminole Hard Rock in Hollywood, Florida.

- Let's take a look at the lineup tonight.

The pride and joy of Florida, Jason Mercier, is here.

Rising star, Cate Hall.

And America's sweetheart, Jennifer Tilly.

Pretty solid lineup, I must say.

- You know, this is actually like Jason's home court,

home felt, well, they love him down here.

I mean, I think.

- We think, we're not sure. - I don't know.

He lives here, but I don't know.

- They may not have formulated an opinion.

- Ah, it's our first day in paradise,

as we're at Seminole Hard Rock, just outside

of Miami in Hollywood, Florida,

and let's get going with the game.

Buy-ins from five to 20,000 here tonight

at Seminole Hard Rock on Poker Night in America.

- And it's social justice warrior.

I thought that guy made that up

just to write an article about you,

but apparently it's in the - Oh yeah,

it's a real thing. - urban dictionary.

I never heard that before. - [Esther] Oh, really?

- Yeah, it's an actual, it's an actual thing.

- He's not that clever.

- What?

- [Cate] He's not that clever.

(laughs)

- I kind of like the sound of that.

- Yeah, has a ring to it.

- [Chris] Poker Night in America,

brought to you by Kemo Sabe Mezcal.

- But he said, he said Etay, and myself, and Wendeen

were also social justice warriors.

(players talking over each other)

- [Chris] You're all warriors.

- [Jennifer] I don't care about anybody but myself.

- I'm like, I wouldn't consider,

I wouldn't classify myself as that.

- Did you see Sarah Jessica Parker said

that she wasn't a feminist,

but she believes in equality for women?

- No.

That's my favorite line.

- [Jennifer] Yeah.

- [Chris] Etay manages to outflop Mercier.

Looks like he's gonna take a stab with those sixes.

Sorry, I shouldn't say stab, that's male phallic aggression.

- [Joe] Back to Etay.

- Did she get a lot of flack for that?

- Oh, yeah.

- [Wendeen] Easy to get flack for that.

- She's like really sort of prevaricating.

She's like, well you know, I believe in equal treatment

and you know, I believe women should have rights,

but I'm not a feminist.

'Cause, you know, people think it's a bad word.

- Yeah.

- You know, they think of 1960's bra burnings,

they know you're not supposed to say you're a feminist.

- Right.

- [Joe] You know, it's hard to put Etay

on the one hand that has her beat.

- [Chris] How 'bout this one though?

Well, that's a little easier to figure

that she might have an ace in her hand.

$1,600 the bet from Esther Taylor.

- [Joe] Think Jason gets away from this one now?

- [Chris] Yeah, this should be a logical point to fold.

The Mercdog (barking sounds).

Okay, there we go, cards go in the middle.

Taylor wins her first pot of the night,

here at Seminole Hard Rock.

- Etay has more testosterone than anyone at the table.

I'm always afraid to enter a hand with her.

Whenever I look at Jason, I feel bad because I played

that Poker Stars Big Game with him.

- [Chris] I've seen that show.

- [Esther] I would feel bad for him too.

- And I had--

- Did you embarrass him on TV?

- No, no, I embarrassed myself.

I had a straight, and then Daniel Negreanu went all in,

and I thought he had a higher straight.

And Hachem goes, Jennifer I think you made a good float,

and Jason goes, I'm never folding a straight then.

I look at Jason, I'm like, there's a guy

that will never fold a straight to Daniel Negreanu.

And he was right.

Daniel was bluffing.

- [Joe] To be fair, Daniel doesn't bluff a lot.

- Daniel only played

- I don't even remember this. - the hand to teach me

a lesson.

Well you don't remember it,

it's not a humiliating experience for you.

- [Esther] I will also never fold a straight to Daniel.

- It was more, it was like, there was $100,000 buy in,

and I'd never played that high before.

And I was betting the whole way,

and then I value bet,

I wanted him to crying call on the river,

instead he went all in.

And then I had to rethink the hand.

But he was trying to teach me that I had not raised enough

to get him out of the hand.

Since he was talking the whole, like,

all the way through the hand,

you know how Daniel does.

He was doing lessons, like, see, now look what happened now.

You're out of position, and I could easily have this.

So he was just determined to win that battle.

- [Stewart] I gotta watch this.

- [Jennifer] But he had that Poker Star's money.

And he still does.

- [Jason] Yeah, that's what I was just about to say,

but I was thinking it too.

Like, he's still got that money.

- Yeah.

- [Chris] So Reilly hits his straight on the turn,

Eolis bets $375, and it's time to probably raise for Reilly.

Let's get some more money in here.

- I didn't have another bullet.

I didn't want to be that person that gets up

and walks sadly away from the table.

- [Chris] Goodbye, Newman.

By the way, Wendeen Eolis, the first woman

to every cash in a World Series of Poker main,

the first to do it twice.

What is this whole show for social justice warriors?

God!

Pretty cool though.

She does have to fold here.

Wendeen, definitely a legend in the game of poker,

and we're happy to have her on Poker Night in America.

- Did you bet and he raised you?

- He did.

- [Stewart] I didn't want to see him raise her either.

- I didn't want to see him raise me that way.

- Disciplined fold from both Newberg and Eolis.

- And we're gonna have to make a disciplined fold

'cause it's time to go to break.

So sorry.

- Here we are in the Kimo Sabe Mezcal Trusted Friend's area.

And I'm with a trusted friend,

the founder of Poker Night in America, Todd Anderson.

And it's been a nice ride Todd.

- It's been an interesting ride, yeah.

A couple years into this thing now.

Got about 150 episodes under our belt.

- 150 episodes!

- Yeah, we work hard.

Poker Night in America is an attempt

to make poker interesting and fun.

The whole social aspect of poker,

which we kinda feel is maybe being lost a little bit,

we can handpick the cast.

So instead of waiting for a final table,

where you don't know who you're gonna get,

we can get you, and we can get Phil Laak,

and we get Jennifer Tilly, we can hand pick these people.

And guess what?

They come, they have a great time, and that's our mantra.

Have fun.

So that's why Kimo Sabe is a really good fit for us,

because it's all about friendship and fellowship

and being together and enjoying one's company,

and it fits perfectly.

- That was incredibly well said, Todd.

To Poker Night in America and Kimo Sabe Mezcal.

- Thank you, my friend.

- [Phil] Trusted friends.

- He goes like this, his eyes scrunch,

and then he goes like this, and then he folds.

I remember that face.

One day I'll see it again.

- Welcome back to Poker Night in America

at Seminole Hard Rock.

- Poker, poker,

poker. - Poker, po--

Oh, I thought...

- [Chris] King, ten.

Not good enough to get started.

- [Joe] Tight is right.

- Okay, this is my chance.

I'm not gonna look at my cards,

I'm gonna play, what? - There's no straddle.

There's no straddle.

- [Jennifer] What?

- [Jason] Oh, there's no straddle.

- Why did you bet so much?

Why?

Just pretending like there was - I would have moved in with

this hand. - A straddle.

You would've?

- [Stewart] No.

- [Jennifer] Alright.

- [Stewart] I thought there was a straddle.

Just came after Esther with six X.

- You don't pay very much attention to the table.

- [Stewart] It's hard to defend.

- [Jason] You still haven't looked?

- [Jennifer] No, I have not looked.

- I play the guys that do that in tournaments

and they just 5 X, they just like, they ruin me with that.

- I feel like I

should probably - I'm just sitting here,

there's nothing I can do. - look at my cards.

I call.

- [Joe] Oh man, how bad is Jen Tilly running today?

This is gonna be harder to watch than any

of the Chucky movies when you're not on an airplane.

Two pair versus a set, and she is drawing dead.

- Raisy Daisy.

- [Joe] And raising, wonderful.

- [Chris] Oh no.

- [Joe] I bet Jason can literally not believe this.

Jason's just deciding whether or not he wants

to put in another raise.

And with a board texture like this,

he can very easily think Jen can get it in on a draw.

- [Chris] And he does go with the raise.

He raises it to $8,250.

So that's just over $5,000 for Jen to call.

Uh, yikes.

- [Joe] Jennifer, we're all hoping you get away from this.

We like you.

- [Chris] Give me the inner dialogue

of Jennifer Tilly right now.

- [Joe] Let's see, if I call this hand and I lose,

I'm gonna need the next Chucky movie

to make more money than all the rest combined,

so like, a million dollars.

- [Chris] I was thinking more like,

could he have really done it to me again?

Did he flop a set

against my two pair? - Oh, no, no, no.

It's all Chucky. - That's what I'm--

Okay, good.

- [Joe] I don't do analysis.

- [Chris] Got it, okay, so she does call.

- [Joe] She's probably actually thinking,

there's no way he's got me beat this time,

is there?

No.

There could be, no.

- [Chris] He didn't really, he couldn't.

- All in.

- Why did I raise?

- [Joe] Whoops.

- I can't imagine you doing that with, like,

just pocket aces or pocket kings.

- [Chris] See, inner dialogue isn't always

about Chucky movies.

- [Joe] That's my inner dialogue.

- Ah, I can't imagine you're bluffing.

Why do I even play poker?

Two, four, six, eight, ten, twelve.

- [Esther] Oh, did somebody get these rounds?

Did you guys get a drink?

- [Stewart] I said I was, oh, she has another one already?

Yeah, I'll pay it.

- [Esther] I ordered another round, it took forever.

- [Jennifer] Unless you flopped a straight.

- I don't think she needs any more Zinfandel,

she hasn't been powering it down.

- Are you good?

- The Zinfandel pace has been.

- Only thing I can put you on that beats me

is a set of jacks.

- [Chris] I'd like, be calling Miss Cleo

to have them put some sort of hex on our show

if I was her.

And she keeps coming back.

- Say call?

- [Chris] I think she said, I call.

- [Joe] Yep.

Jen names like 10 hands that beat her,

then finally decides to see which one.

- [Chris] Oh, that look says it all.

- You beat me, of course.

I'm just trying to come to terms with the fact

that I'm not the poker god's favorite.

How could I not be the poker god's favorite?

And then, I'm tryin' to come to terms

with the fact that I'm not gonna win that

$1,000 from Vanessa.

'Cause now you have like 50 million dollars

in front of you, I'm never gonna felt you.

Luck is a thing that runs out.

- He's not familiar with that.

- I think you've had more than your share of luck

in the last two hours.

I've had less than my share. - Two hours?

- [Stewart] He can try like, six years.

- Six, just six?

- [Stewart] Before that, you're actually a good player.

- You're what?

- I'm entering every hand that you enter.

- [Chris] Uh oh.

- [Joe] Good by Jennifer Tilly, hello Jennifer Tilty.

- [Chris] Has war been declared?

- I make it, uh, 1,000.

- [Chris] Mercier makes it $350 with king, ten.

Tilly makes it a thousand

- One of those days.

- [Chris] with ace, seven, of spades.

- [Joe] I'm sorry, but I'm kinda cheering for Jen.

- J, good call. - Is that okay?

- [Chris] Yeah, we all are.

We don't have to cheer for Jason, he's just really good.

Oh, man.

- [Joe] Oh, no.

Don't give her anything.

Please don't give anything of a semblance of hope.

- [Chris] Jen flops nearly dead.

- Check.

- [Chris] And they're checking it down.

Here's the river.

Okay, Jen has absolutely no piece of this.

There should be no way she loses money here.

- Are you pretending like you hit that six?

- [Joe] Jennifer, it's not called pretending,

it's called bluffing.

When you're on set, you're not pretending

to be married to a psychopathic doll.

- checked the flop, slow playing his king, ten, perhaps.

checked the turn.

My hand might not even be the best hand.

- [Chris] (laughing) You think?

Just fold.

- [Joe] Jennifer, there you go, thank you.

- [Chris] And stay down this time.

- [Joe] Jason wondering how he played that wrong.

He didn't get everything.

- Tilly manages to lose the minimum,

which is certainly a step in the right direction, huh?

- Isn't that just a step not in the wrong direction?

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- [Chris] Welcome back to Poker Night in America,

it's time to get back to the poker.

- I'll remind you.

If you wanna straddle,

I'll tell you every time. - Yeah, I do (mumbles).

- Is that, you were just called?

- [Tim] No, I made it $150.

- He raised?

Alright, I called.

- [Joe] Gotta get the straddle out

before the dealin's done, Tim Reilly.

- You look what happens when you forget to straddle,

it makes it affordable for everybody.

We all come in like it's some dysfunctional family picnic.

- [Joe] This family pot's just like my real family,

except no one has their shirt off at my baseball game.

Moms can be so embarrassing.

- [Chris] Flop is seven, deuce, six.

So Tilly's got the open ended straight draw.

Wendeen Eolis is ahead with a pair of sixes.

But she folds the bet from Reilly,

who's got an airball, ten high at the moment.

And there's the straight, for Jennifer Tilly.

- [Joe] So Jen Tilly finally has a winner,

and her opponent has ten high.

- [Chris] But he does have a propensity to bluff.

- Nine?

- [Chris] So she might get some more money here.

- [Joe] Well, Jen's finally got the opportunity

to value raise if she wants.

She opts to just call.

- [Chris] River is a nine, so that does give Reilly a pair.

That might help Jennifer out here.

Yep, looks like Tim thinks he can value bet his nines.

That's another thousand.

- [Joe] Even though it went runner runner diamond,

I think we're in slam dunk value raise territory

now for Jen.

- [Chris] She raises it $3,000.

- [Joe] Maybe her image of being absolutely detested

by the poker gods will get her paid off here.

I'm thinking no, though.

Her straight is well disguised, like Richard Simmons.

- [Chris] Yeah, where is he?

Have you been following that story?

Weird.

He calls.

- [Joe] Good job, Jen.

Finally wins a pot.

- [Tim] Nice hand.

- Thank you.

Tim, where you from?

- Ah, from Boston.

- Boston.

- [Tim] Yep.

- That's where Phil lives, near that.

He's from Waltham, Massechusetts.

- Yep.

- [Jennifer] We're going there in two weeks.

It's beautiful up there.

- Yeah, it's great. - It really is.

- [Stewart] I know a Waltham, New York.

- Yeah, it's about 15, 10, 15 minutes from Boston.

The Celtics, the Celtics play in Waltham.

They practice there.

- True, true legends.

- [Chris] So we have a straddle, a raise from Timmy.

Timmy, supa' sox fan, Reilly.

Hall's in.

- What do you have, kings?

- [Joe] Over to Esther.

- No, I do not have kings.

- [Chris] She in.

(mumbles)

Flop's nine, three, queen.

Checks 'round to Cate, she is gonna bet her nines.

- [Jason] Be red, black.

- [Jennifer] Red Black?

- [Jason] For a thousand.

- No, I have to get it back through sheer skill.

- Okay.

(laughing)

- [Chris] Call from Esther.

- [Jennifer] I only want to get it back

from the person I gave it to.

- [Chris] And now to Reilly.

- [Joe] Reilly!

- [Chris] Top pair, pretty good kicker.

- [Joe] Much like the phrase virtue signaling,

he is going nowhere.

- [Jennifer] I have to hurry and make back more money

before it gets to the end of day one.

'Cause you know, they put the end of the day thing up on.

(laughing)

It's embarrassing.

- [Stewart] Just ask 'em not to do it this time.

- And they always do it really jolly.

Like, Chris Hanson goes, and the big loser this week was.

And then they go, come back next episode,

where Jennifer digs herself an even deeper hole.

- [Chris] We can even provide the shovel!

- They could like, blur out my total.

Like how you blur out the faces of people to protect them.

Jennifer lost an undisclosed number.

But Jason is mysteriously up $50,000.

We don't know where it came from, but.

- [Chris] Reilly raises to $3,200, oh boy.

- [Joe] Tim Reilly looks as if Ryan Gosling

liked poker more than being Ryan Gosling.

- Did he suddenly remember somewhere he has to go?

- He just told me he's really tired,

he text me and said, I'm so tired.

- You are not leaving this table, Jason Mercier.

- [Jason] You don't want Chino coming in?

You'd rather have me in the pot?

- [Joe] Wow, what a fold.

I did not see that coming.

- [Chris] Looks like Tim Reilly can't believe

it just happened either.

- [Jennifer] Throw a ten.

- I knew it.

Jack, ten, 100%.

- [Chris] Cate just got a whiff

of what absurdly tight fold she just made.

- [Joe] Oh my.

- [Chris] Alright kids, that's where we're gonna stop

for the night.

Seat four, Jason Mercier up $38,000,

and would you look at that?

Jennifer Tilly, right next to him, down about $30,000,

about the same.

- My dream one day is to win a pot off of Jason, by bluffing.

- You've seen the face there, right as

I'm talking into calling.

- And I want to see him make this face, that face that he

made early on. He goes like this, his eyes

scrunch and then he goes like this.

And then he folds. (laughing)

I remember that face. One day I'll see it again.

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- [Chris] Stapes, I think it is time that we take a break

from the poker, and focus on the people.

- [Joe] Power to the people, my friend.

Time to have the longest conversation

with E-Tay that I have ever had,

except for that one time I was stuck

in an elevator with her for nearly 10 seconds.

- [Chris] Well maybe you could tell us the story

and you could be our next interviewee, huh?

- [Joe] Nah, I'm gonna, I mean, I gotta talk

to my lawyers about that.

- [Chris] Alright, well, in any case,

it is time for part one with our in-depth interview

with one of our favorites on Poker Night in America.

We are Face Up with Esther Taylor.

- My dad's like my number one hero.

He doesn't play poker, has no clue,

but the way that I am is obviously attributed to him.

He's just a very positive, looks on the bright side

of things.

You know, just like I am.

Or like I try to be.

Other than that, I could keep going back to Merci,

but he said to me, he called me on the river.

Huge bet, with like, you know, whatever, he was right.

And he's like, he kind of said to me, don't be upset.

And I was like, I would never be upset

'cause you made a good play.

I can always respect if I see somebody who has talent

and who not, just like okay, I have aces, whatever,

but has talent and plays a hand well.

Then I will automatically have respect for you.

So there's, I could name 100 poker players

that I truly think are pretty up there.

Poker has always been fun for me.

And I know it's, I've heard a lot of professionals say

they've kinda lost the fun aspect of it

and it's all business.

I've always enjoyed playing.

I don't see that really ever going away for me.

And especially 'cause I just don't take things

too seriously, you know?

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and unedited livestream.

Thanks for watching Poker Night in America.

- And then they go, come back next episode

where Jennifer digs herself an even deeper hole.

- [Chris] We can even provide the shovel!

Poker Night in America is brought

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L-EVER SEASON 1 - EPISODE 5 #SCELTE AFFRETTATE - Duration: 7:43.

- Come on, Simo. A deep breath.

- If I don't do this now, I will never do it at all.

#phone ringing#

- Hello?

- Hello?

- Who's that? (voice on phone) #It's me.#

#It's Arianna speaking.#

#opening theme#

- Here your tea, Sweety.

- Thank you.

- Come on, Simo. Enough with those tears.

- Ok, that's the plan: get dress and let's go picking up some girls!

- Yeah, Enrico's right! You also just finished your Kleenex.

- No, I still have some.

#intercome buzzing#

- Love, the doorbell rings. This time you go down the stairs, I'm out of shape! - Ok ok, I'll go.

- Yes, I know I shouldn't grieve for her anymore, but it's stronger than me.

- I didn't hear from here for a year almost.

- And she calls me, telling me not to write to her anymore, 'cause her girlfriend is jealous, you see?

- I mean, she didn't even ask me if I was ok!! - Well, since you keep writing everything you do, she already knows you're ok, don't you think?

- Come on, just joking!

- I hear you, Simo. But really, you have to try to react, for yourself.

- Hey, Simo! Hello! - Hello...

- I switched on the flight, I'm in terrible hurry. Just wanted to know how you feel. So did the b***h call you?

- Hi, Nicole. - Hi.

- Yes, unfortunately.

- Basically, she told me I have to get out of her life and stop writing to her.

- Well, what did you expect? At least she spared you a trip to Rome! - Yeah, at least.

- Listen, I know you're angry now, but for whatever you need, we're here for you, ok? - I know.

- Sorry, I really have to go now. See you, Simo. - Bye. - Bye.

- We should go too and let you get some rest. And we too, we're here for you.

- All right, thank you. - Take care of yourself. - Bye, Sweety. - Bye.

- Listen Eri, we have to talk. - There's nothing to talk about.

- Yes, there it is. You have to tell them you're getting married.

- It's easy for you to say. They didn't put you through all the stuff they put me through!

The insults and all the nights I cried... don't you remember? - Yes, I remember. - You remember...

- I'm not saying it's easy, ok?

- But they're our parents and they always loved us, in their own way. We always had everything we needed.

- Or maybe you had everything you needed. #phone ringing#

- Sorry, but now I have to answer (the phone) - Whatever you want.

#moaning#

- You're always amazing.

- Gotta smoke.

- Ok, money at the usual place.

- Thanks.

(voice on the radio) #There are times where looking inward is difficult, other where it's scary.#

#For all of these moments, sit, relax, turn on the radio and sway to the only real medicine: music.#

#intercom buzzing#

- Hello?

- Oh... ehm, yeah. Come upstairs.

- Oh, f**k!

- Yes, come on in. - Hello?

- Hi, Andrea. - Hi!

- How are you? What are you doing out here? - I was wandering around....

- Do you like a cup of thè? - A cup of thé...

- A beer? - Better, thank you!

- I'll sit. - Yes.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- How is it going? - Well, bad... but I guess you know everything.

- Yes, I know. It could sound weird coming from me, but...

... it's not good to see you like this.

- Sorry... sorry...

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eSKILLS: Interview with Francisco Giuri, digital entrepreneur from Taranto, Italy - Duration: 4:24.

Francesco: Being afraid about the future it is normal.

Francesco: I think that in every step of your life you can be afraid about your future.

Francesco: But if you are an entrepreneur you must be brave.

Francesco: I am Francesco Giuri form Taranto, Italy.

Francesco: I am a young entrepreneur, even if I am only 45 years old.

Interviewer: So what does it mean to be a young entrepreneur?

Francesco: I think it means that you feel young inside. If you want to be an entrepreneur, you must be a really brave person.

Francesco: Now I think that, after a lot of failures in my life, I got a lot of success too.

Now I think I am a good entrepreneur, because I have been a brave man and a really passionate person.

Interviewer: And how many businesses do you have so far?

Francesco: How many?!

My all life is a business, I think, because when I start my morning, my day

I think about new dreams and new businesses.

Now, I have three companies. One in consulting and development for regional and national projects for young entrepreneurs

I have a digital start-up in communication and I also have a brand in social projects to encourage the community to help the poor people in our community.

Interviewer: You said you also have a digital business.

Francesco: Yes.

Interviewer: Can you tell us what it means to be digital entrepreneur?

Francesco: Sometimes, when you speak about digital entrepreneurs you understand that your entire business is digital, but that it is not enough.

In my business I do use digital tools, but my business is not all about digital entrepreneurship.

I think that digital can be useful and can be an accurate way to develop your business, but is not the unique way to be digital entrepreneur.

Interviewer: Cool. Many young people are thinking about this possibility - to have a digital start-up or to be a freelancer in the digital field.

But they are afraid of many things. What would be your message for those who are afraid to start?

Francesco: Being afraid about the future is normal.

I think that in every step of your life you can be afraid about your future.

But if are an entrepreneur you must be brave.

I think that you must have a great passion, a great dream, that can carry you over all the obstacles and all the problems.

Because when you are a digital entrepreneur, when you are an entrepreneur, you must go forward to your target, because the real target of your life is your dream.

Interviewer: Grazie mille.

Francesco: Thanks a lot!

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Las noticias de la mañana, miércoles 21 de junio de 2017 | Noticiero | Noticias Telemundo - Duration: 4:41.

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Clarissa Marchese e Federico Gregucci rispondono alle critiche (FOTO) - Duration: 3:06.

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Who Is an Ideal DreamMaker Franchisee? - Duration: 2:50.

I'm often asked, "What is an ideal candidate for us?

Who are we looking for?"

I can tell you one thing we're looking for is we're looking for somebody that has drive,

because we can't get you out of bed in the morning, you got to have the drive to go build

a business.

That's not for the faint of heart to build a business.

You got to have that drive, but at DreamMaker that's not enough.

We don't want just somebody that has drive and runs over people.

We want somebody that has heart, that care about people.

They want to build a team and work together.

We're looking for those qualities.

We're also looking for somebody that is coachable, somebody that is good at following systems

and willing to follow systems.

In franchising, having great systems and being coachable is critical to get the maximum results

out of it, so we're looking for that as well.

Then you've got to be capitalized right.

It's okay to take risk and risk is always part of business, but if you don't have the

right amount of capital, you could be risky.

We like to set it up that we're dealing with risk not risky.

Then our code of values.

Really, our code of values is folks that are interested in becoming part of DreamMaker,

it's usually something that attracts them to us, so read our code of values.

Look, if it attracts you, we're probably a really good match.

If it doesn't attract you, we're probably not a good match, because it's just kind of

a ... Most people, I hear people tell me often that, "Yeah, that's exactly what I believe.

I just never put it in writing."

Then we're looking at the fact that you need support at home.

Your spouse or significant other or family in general, whoever that is, you got to have

that support at home, because you can't go fight the battle to building a business and

then fight another battle at home.

You need that support at home, so that's just key that we have found.

Then about a year and half, two years ago, something that really hit me is you've got

to be smart.

You got to be a little above average on smarts.

You don't have to be a rocket scientist, nothing like that, nothing crazy like that, but you

got to be smart, because running a contracting business, you got marketing, sales, design,

and production.

It's a complex business.

What we found is there's a lot of people out there that love that.

In fact, they like the challenge that it has enough to it that it challenges them.

In fact, one of our franchisees said, "Yeah, it's a lot more challenging than a pizza business."

No offense to any of the pizza people out there, but for him, that joy of seeing, tackling

a project, a client being happy at the end of their project, then the gratification that

they have for the work that they've done that he helped lead, is very satisfying.

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DreamMaker Strong Margins. Quality of Life.™ - Duration: 1:24.

With DreamMaker, we have a brand position from the franchisor to the franchisee, strong

margins and quality of life.

The idea is that we're not only talking it, we've built it into the system that the first

day of training, in the first phone call you'd have with us investigating DreamMaker

is, we want to find out about your goals and objectives.

What do you want to accomplish?

And then in our actual training, we're helping you refine that, because we have very refined

systems for goal-setting, and planning, and looking into the future and how to achieve what you

want to achieve in business.

And most business owners miss that.

They don't start out with them, and then they become slaves of the business.

We don't want you to become a slave of the business.

We want this business to work for you, not you just work for the business.

So you got the old saying, "You got to begin with the end in mind," so we help you get

really clear about beginning with the end in mind with how our processes work at DreamMaker

Bath and Kitchen.

My hope for our franchisees is I want them to achieve strong margins and quality of life.

Then ultimately, either have a business they can pass on to a family member or that they

can resell and build some equity for retirement out of the business.

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Baby Chicken CREEP FEEDER Gate - Duration: 5:59.

Okay so today I'm going to make a few modifications to our chicken setup. We

put the pullets and the baby ducks all together with the big chickens a couple...

about a week ago and big chickens are kind of chasing the little chickens away

from the food, even though we have three different food

setups. Three different bowls, three different waters. All the big chickens

are trying to dominate all of it so I'm going to cut a little door into the

pullet grow out pen, which currently has nothing in it so that the pullets can

get inside and eat, and not be bothered by the big chickens cannot fit in there.

So we're going to try and make a little door, see how that works

How are you gonna keep the big birds out? I'm going to make additional boards that insert so

you can keep inserting them, or maybe just one. Probably only need one more

so I'm going to cut another one of these that just kind of sets in there.

There you go. You can fit. yeah really I think that's going to work.

I don't think a full-size chicken is going to want to try to go in

there but we'll let them roam around and see if they just deal with it. See what they

figure out. Really? Come on guys. They need to get down. I can't sit like this, it's

not very comfortable.

Gonna poke me in the eyeball I know it. Hop down.

Oh alright you have to grab this one. She's clawing... Snag em.

Okay so we'll see if it works.

Seems to work so far. The babies can fit through the hole. I don't think the big

ones will be able to fit through that hole so we're just going to watch them

the rest of the day and make sure it works. On to the next project.

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New Jurassic Park Movie Toys Limited Edition T-Rex, Dilophosaurus, Velociraptor / Indominus Unboxing - Duration: 11:41.

Wow guys super excited today it's great to have you guys back

and we got three awesome new toys my friends from factory entertainment sent

me these three awesome limited edition like super super awesome statues of

New Jurassic Park Movie Toys Limited Edition T-Rex, Dilophosaurus, Velociraptor / Indominus Unboxing

was Doug Dilophosaurus it's got a really cool box assist from factory

entertainment they are limited edition statues and I'll put a link below where

you can buy it there you can see a quote from then is Mary from Jurassic Park oh

no wonder you're extinct I'm going to run you over when I come back down then

I suspect on the Dilophosaurus and then the next one they sent us was a really

cool t-rex encounter let's see what info they give

says we have a t-rex John humans then here you have up information on it

correct and then the next one they sent me was a raptor hatchling so they

actually sent me these three so I review them for you so this one doesn't have

any info so anyways let's go ahead and open these up these have really nice

premium packaging to guys they're custom made of foam boxes so I'm gonna go ahead

open them up and we will check them up okay guys so here is the three premium

ocean statues they sent me and they are totally awesome

we are going to start with the best one the de Graaff guys these are limited

edition collectible statues so they're not they're not considered toys because

they're really good detail they're super heavy I mean this is some type of it

feels almost like some type of metal but they do have like bobbing heads so

that's the motion part of the statute and then they come a really nice heavy

basis this is Jurassic Park on the bottom that says WWF x3 EMT calm for

factory entertainment so I really like these statues I mean they're not they're

not that cheap but if it's something now if you're interested in something

quality limited edition this is definitely something really cool to buy

so uh good quality really nice heavy construction you can see they did a

great job with paint and everything on there on the arms to going down the body

really nice paint job there great paint job in detail on the legs and I really

like the fact that it's on a nice heavy Jurassic Park base so the base looks

almost like it's made out of some type of aw the bases they make it look like

sands and rocks or base let's take a look inside his mom so they

did a really good detailed job inside the mouth of this statute so that is

really cool and if you do like any of these ones I'll put a link below the

video where you could buy them once again the same with the dialogue Oh

stores that you really great detail ah on the back it says factory

entertainment calm I mean on the bottom and then uh like once again really nice

heavy detailed looking base and if you see this statue of the dinosaur I mean

they did a great job with the detailing and the paint this is a really cool

looking their office or check that I mean that looks pretty much identical to

the ones they had in the Jurassic Park movie that is so cool

boy I liked a great job detailing the mouth the teeth everything I mean these

are really premium high quality statues and then you have the Velociraptor

actually so they show a baby Velociraptor hatching from the egg the

cool thing of this they actually numbered this one this one is actually

637 of 2500 so I'm sort of surprised they did not number the other ones

because they do say on the box they're limited edition statues so

limited-edition means only a certain amount of time or a certain amount of

statues so this was really cool once again same thing with the bobblehead

really nice heavy quality ah this is not something you're going to break easily

and it's definitely not a toy these are definitely a doll collector

toys so really cool let me check out the detail on this that is and then once

again nice heavy quality Jurassic Park face it's really it's really unique to

see Jurassic Park toys being made walk okay high quality statues and stuff

being made now because mostly it'd be like Jurassic world or something but you

know it's nice and refreshing to see something is still being made with

Jurassic Park and here is a good size comparison so you could see I mean you

seem if you watch my channel you see in the big stomping t-rex and the indominus

rex so here's a good size comparison so you can see exactly how big the statues

are so if you take like the big t-rex one here you can compare it up to you

can see the Jurassic world one is a lot bigger but like I said this is a heavy

set I mean this just picking it up I would say this is about three to four

pounds right here so I mean it's a real nice big heavy collectible and then the

same thing here if you take like the indominus rex you could compare it in

size to like the velociraptor or the Dilophosaurus really cool

and then once again guys is the statues that were sent by my friends at factory

limited like I said I will put a link for you guys below this video and guys

are you could help out my channel a lot by using the link I mean if you use the

link and you buy anything on Amazon I do get a small sales commission which does

help my channel a lot guys because it does cost a lot of money to buy these

toys so I really do appreciate that it's costing you the exact same amount so if

you just click on my link you buy anything on Amazon you are getting

awesome products and you are helping out my channel which I really do appreciate

you guys are a great audience I mean this is my full-time job I mean I love

doing this and I use this job to support my kids so it's great and I mean it's

really something I would love to keep doing so if you guys do appreciate what

I do please go ahead click like drop me a comment and I will answer back as soon

as possible thanks for being an awesome audience and I will see you soon wow

that was a lot of fun and if you enjoyed the video make sure you click Subscribe

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Why is the Dreammaker Code of Values™ Important? - Duration: 1:28.

Why is our code of value so important to us at Dream Maker?

Well, the code of values is the bottom line.

It's really foundational to all of our other systems and how we do business.

And so it simplifies decision making processes.

There's only so many ways to make our code of values true, and so it really guides in

that decision making process.

We found with prospective franchisees, if you read over our code of values, and you

go, "It just doesn't connect with me.

I don't get it," then we're probably not a match for you.

But if you read the code of values and you like that it says, "We believe you must re-earn

your positions in every day, in every way."

We believe that success is the result of clear, cooperative, positive thinking.

We believe that living in a responsible manner above the line.

Those kinds of things, living out life that way.

Then we'd be a great match.

In fact most people that become Dream Maker franchisees say that the code of values is

one of the things that drew them to us.

Often, our franchisees tell us that the consumers really like the fact that we're willing to

put our values out there and put them in writing and not just talk about them, but put them

in writing and walk them out.

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Meet Costa Vida Founder Kent Prestwich - Duration: 2:11.

With Costa Vida, I realized that there was a need in the marketplace for that kind of

food.

I loved what a lot of people were doing.

I love what Chipotle was doing.

I loved what a lot of the competitors were doing out there, but the one thing I wanted

to do was I wanted clean food.

I've done a lot of research and study into that, and I've talked to a lot of chefs.

What we did is we tried to clean up the food so that it's a lot less salt.

The process or procedures that we use, we get all the wheat out of as much as possible.

All of our thickener doesn't have any wheat in it.

We buy the very best product we can buy.

We never cheat.

We never skimp.

Then we look at is how can we prepare it as good as anything out there, even if it's a

5-star restaurant.

How do we prepare it that way?

That's why we've always had chefs involved.

My original vision when we first started is I just wanted people to come to an atmosphere

that was fun, that was exciting.

I wanted it to be a lifestyle brand, but I wanted them to love the food.

I'm a connoisseur of food.

I love food.

I live to eat.

My sauces are just that way.

I take people and I say, "Look, my medium sauce here will blow your mind.

My queso will blow your mind.

I just want you to taste it.

Take a chip, put it in there and taste it, and you'll never be the same.

I mean, it'll change your life.

It really will."

That's what I wanted.

I wanted people to go, "Wow."

Number one for me was a fresh tortilla.

I love fresh tortillas.

I don't want it coming out of a bag.

I've never understood how somebody goes, "We're fresh.

We're fresh.

We're fresh," and they pull it out of a bag.

I just don't understand that.

We literally take the time to mix it, and we press it, and we cook it right there in

front of you when you eat it.

It is as good as it can possibly be.

Now, that's the foundation of what we build.

We have sauces out there literally that are ... They take me hours.

I know it takes time but, gosh, when I'm done I'm convinced my beans are as good as they

can be.

My sauces are as good as they can possibly be.

My desserts are off the charts.

My salsas are amazing.

That's what I wanted.

I wanted people to walk away going, "Holy, cow.

I have never had food that tasted quite like that."

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What Costa Vida Franchisees Are Saying: Daniel Richardson - Duration: 1:00.

I worked a lot with several of the franchisees.

Everybody is very open and very excited to help everyone else out.

I've taken ... I've gotten a lot of advice from other franchisees, especially the one

in Washington about thirty minutes away from where we're opening up, but as well as other

franchisees from other places throughout the country.

Everybody is willing to help everyone else out.

All the franchisees want the other franchisees to succeed.

There is no competition, I should say negative competition.

Competition is always good, but what you don't want is somebody to say, "Well, I'm not going

to help so and so because they are another franchisee and I don't want them to be as

successful as me."

Everybody in Costa Vida wants everybody else in Costa Vida to be successful.

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Rapid Fire Q&A with Terra Jolé - Duration: 0:52.

I love animals because I grew up with animals, and I've always been an advocate for animals.

Einstein. Fugitive.

My favorite animal emoji is the monkey. Ears. Mouth. Eyes!

Lady and the Tramp, they all, I'm just like a mess.

Lion King, forget about it.

I think Peggy thinks she's human and I feel very connected to her, and I feel like I can tell her my deepest secrets and she doesn't tell anyone, so she's my spirit animal.

and I feel like I can tell her my deepest secrets and she doesn't tell anyone, so she's my spirit animal.

Oh, if they danced they'd have the Cha-Cha.

Favorite animal growing up is a dog. Still a dog. Dog all day.

If I can be any animal, I'd probably be a unicorn, but if I'm realistic, I'd be a dog.

Adopting instead of shopping is such an important thing,

you're saving so many lives and you're doing something humane.

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What Franchisees Love About Costa Vida - Duration: 1:56.

Brad Davis: Well, for me personally, Mexican food is my passion.

I love Mexican food, and Costa Vida just hit it on all cylinders.

All the food is fresh.

It's made fresh daily.

As a result, it's just vibrant and good food.

The food is the first draw, because you go there and you know it's made well.

You know it's made with the great ingredients and it's made with love.

It's just a great concept for that purpose.

Then you start meeting the people behind the scenes, and they're just as genuine as the

food is, so it was an easy sell for us to jump into their business.

Heather Cashmore: The product is amazing.

The quality is amazing.

The culture of the brand is really fun to be a part of.

It's fun for all of our team members, all of our employees.

I think when customers come in they feel that everybody is liking what they're doing.

They love the atmosphere.

They can see that everybody's there having fun, and then they also like the quality of

the food that they're getting.

They don't just come in because they like the atmosphere ... come in because they like

the food.

I think it's a mixture of everything that brings customers in, and repetitively brings

them in.

From an investor's standpoint, it makes it really fun to be a part of that adventure

and keep it going and really grow with it.

Daniel Richardson: The thing that excites me the most about bringing Costa Vida to our

local market is the fact that, well, I'm in love with the food the way it is.

I am so excited to bring that to my friends and family and the people in my community.

I'm really excited that it is something new that people never have tried.

Like I said, our competitors don't offer a lot of the same products that we do, so it

will be really nice and refreshing for the people up there to try something new.

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Is this asking too much? - Duration: 1:23.

Well, Mr. Speaker, Canadians were given a choice, and one of them

one of the choices was a

modest and temporary deficit, and he's broken both of those promises.

This means billions more taxpayer dollars spent on paying

interest payments to banks and bondholders instead of investing in services,

like health care, education, or new tax cuts. Now,

we know that he's not even going to try to balance the budget,

but could he at least try to try,

since now we know that budgets just don't balance themselves?

The Right Honourable Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, it's humorous to hear the members opposite talk about

investing in health, investing in education,

investing in infrastructure, when for 10 years

they did not enough of that.

What we got elected on was a commitment to invest in-

Order. Order. I'm having trouble

hearing the Prime Minister and

I want to hear all members when it's their turn to speak

and preferably not when it's not their turn to speak.

The Right Honourable Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, we got elected on a commitment to invest in

Canadians, to invest in their future,

to lower taxes on the middle class

and raise them on the wealthiest 1%,

to deliver a Canada child benefit

that gives more money to nine out of ten Canadian families

by stopping sending their cheques

to millionaires. That's what we promised.

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Soak Up The Summer With These Extreme Water Sports | Season 1 | LETHAL WEAPON - Duration: 0:43.

- Not sure what

So now what do we do?

Feeling bored?

Uh huh.

"Lethal Weapon" has got you covered.

With fun activities like water slides,

pool parties, and Olympic high-diving.

Nice.

Spend your summer with "Lethal Weapon".

You live on the beach butt naked?

Yeah, superb.

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2015-2017 F150 T-REX X-Metal Series Upper Replacement Mesh Grille Review & Install - Duration: 5:19.

Today, I'm bringing you a detailed overview and installation of the T-Rex X-Metal mesh

upper grille in black, available for all 2015 and newer F-150s, excluding the Raptor model.

Now, the X-Metal upper grille from T-Rex is available for any 2015 or newer F-150 owner

looking to pick up one of the highest quality blacked out upper grilles on the market, that

offers a stainless-steel rivet option going all the way around the border with a mesh

interior.

Now, this one does offer the toughness in construction to go along with the intimidation

in appearance, making this one of the more premium options on the site.

The install will require you to completely remove your factory upper grille.

But there's no drilling involved.

So it gets a one out of three wrenches on our difficulty meter.

We'll talk more about that toward the end of the video.

As you can see, the X-Metal grille separates into four sections here, which offers high-quality,

fine-woven, diamond wire mesh with 4 diamonds per square inch, obviously, covered by a 12-guage

and 304 stainless steel frame, with stainless steel polished rivets.

Now, with the exception of the rivets, this is all covered in a black powder-coated finish,

which not only gives it the intimidation factor, giving it a stealthy blacked out appearance,

great for the guys out there going for an all-out exterior blackout.

But this one is going to offer a corrosion and rust resistance on top of that.

Now, aside from that, the rivets are actually completely real and go straight through to

the back, unlike some of the fake rivets or stick-ons that some of the other products

use on the market.

This one is 100% authentic.

Now, right in the dead center, you'll see it's all separated by the X-Metal logo, which

sort of has a textured aluminum look to it, just to top things off here.

Now, this is all manufactured using the original CAD data from Ford, which ensures a perfect

fit.

If it's a perfect fit for you, that's all depending on whether or not you're a big fan

of the stealthy look and the riveted finish.

If you are, this is up your alley.

If not, tons of other options out there with a stealthy finish or a polished finish if

that's more fitting your preference.

There's a couple of different reasons to be taking a look at a grille such as this one.

Now, if you're anything like me, you kind of hate the idea of factory chrome trim on

the exterior appearance of your truck.

This is going to be a great alternative to give it a more aggressive finish.

On the other hand, if you're more concerned about durability, since this is a more premium

option, it can hold up a lot longer and actually blows the factory one out of the water in

that department.

The factory one is very prone to scratches and dents both on and off-road.

It can look like crap after a while, thanks to rock chips.

This one, since it is a 304 stainless steel, very durable stuff here, top-quality stuff,

in fact, with a black powder-coated finish, it is a little more impact resistant.

It can definitely hold its own in the long run.

Now, because this one is such a premium, top-notch option, the price tag is going to fall just

south of the $900 mark, obviously, putting this one toward the top end of the spectrum.

Definitely, some options in the thousands there, which can be as durable and as attractive

as this one, but might just offer some exterior lightbars included in the kit or some mounting

positions for such.

If you're interested in the durability and the attractiveness of this type of front grille,

but you're not really into the lighting, this is going to be up your alley.

If you'd like to spend a few extra bucks, you can definitely get some of that off-road

exterior lighting for your truck.

Or on the opposite side of the spectrum, lots of entry-level stuff here to give you a blacked

out look without the top-dollar price tag.

One quick disclaimer before jumping into the install.

This one, unfortunately, is not going to work with F-150s equipped with a forward-facing

camera on the front end.

If that is you, there's a bunch of other options out there that will work with your setup.

But unfortunately, this one will not be for you.

Now, speaking of that installation here, this one again does require you to remove your

factory upper grille.

But there's no drilling involved to get this one installed in its place.

All you'll need is a flathead screwdriver, a ratchet, a 10-millimeter, 8-millimeter,

and 7-millimeter socket to get the job done.

Overall, you should be able to get this done start to finish in about an hour or so, which

is why it gets a one out of three wrenches on our difficulty meter.

To kick things off, remove the pushpins holding on the radiator support under the hood.

From there, a couple of bolts on the front inner wheel wells hold on the headlight trim,

as well as a few more next to the sides of the factory grille, as well as the top of

the radiator for support.

From there, all you'll have to do is disconnect a couple of wires by the hood latch, pull

the factory grille out of place, and set it aside.

You'll have to remove the shutter components from the back of the factory grille, which

is held on by a couple of bolts by the outer edge, as well as a couple of plastic clips

by the top lip.

Once that's taken care of, you'll have to transfer over the shutter components to the

new T-Rex grille, and you'll have to install the corner extension brackets included in

the kit.

From here, you can put the X-Metal grille into place on the truck.

You'll have to replace all the bolts you removed, starting with the top radiator cover support,

the sides of the grille, once we initially removed.

Once that's taken care of, plug in the hood latch stuff that we removed again, as well

as the headlight trim for the inner wheel wells and the top radiator shroud.

Then, of course, you can straighten everything out.

If you need to make any adjustments, the top mounting brackets can be tightened or loosened

in order to straighten everything out.

But once everything is taken care of, bolt it down to secure it and you're good to go.

Just to wrap things up here, if you're the owner of a 2015 or newer F-150, you might

want to check out the T-Rex X-Metal mesh upper grille in black, available right here at americantrucks.com.

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The secrets of Paris – Episode 4: A pendulum, a surprise visit in the Banlieue and an Alsatian dish - Duration: 20:16.

Paris has woken up under a warm sun and a beautiful blue sky and we're on the Île de la cité again

not to visit Notre-Dame this time - that we can admire anyway in the beautiful morning light -

but because from the Île de la cité you can easily walk to the area of Paris with the Pantheon

which will open in just a few minutes.

We are in the Latin quarter to be exact

and it's on Sainte Geneviève hill that we can find this neo-classic building that was modelled on the Pantheon in Rome

with its distinctive dome.

But there are several remarkable buildings here in the Latin quarter

and just opposite the Pantheon we can find one of the Sorbonne university buildings

with its Law Department and a research institute.

The gates have just been opened and we're ready to visit this Parisian monument

full of art and several surprises.

The first of these surprises is the famous 67-meter Foucault pendulum hanging just under the dome.

The French physicist demonstrated the rotation of the Earth in 1851 thanks to this pendulum

even though this is just a copy, while the original pendulum can be found in the Musée des Arts et Métiers.

But besides this instrument of scientific interest, the Pantheon is full of works of art

like the commemorative sculptures, but mostly frescos

many of which portray Saint Geneviève, the patron saint of Paris

that the Pantheon was dedicaded to, built originally as a church and then converted into a mausoleum.

But there are some frescos that are dedicated to other important personalities of French history

like Joan of Arc whose story is told here through 8 paintings.

The first one portrays her as a young shepherdess in the moment the Archangel Michael

convinces her to fight in the Hundred Years' War for France,

while in the last one she is represented in the moment she is burned at the stake at the age of 19 for having worn men's clothes.

It's time to move on to the underground level of the Pantheon which is, as we said, a mausoleum.

And it's right here that we find the tombs of important personalities

that gave their contribution to French politics, literature, science, philosophy and art.

This is, for example, Rousseau's tomb, the philosopher who believed that each one of us is born good because closer to nature and that it's society that corrupts us.

And it's with these ideas that Rousseau gave his big contribution to pedagogy.

Here we can find Voltaire's tomb instead with a statue that represents this writer, historian and philosopher.

Voltaire was one of the most important spokesperson of French Enlightenment

who was critical of religious dogma, enemy of the established Catholic Church

and advocate of freedom of speech and of separation of church and state.

We leave Voltaire and we continue our tour of the underground level of the Pantheon

and after a few steps we come across the tomb of the architect himself that designed this building, Jacques-Germain Soufflot

and not far from it, Marat's tomb, journalist and radical politician of the French Revolution.

But the list of French personalities or of personalities adopted by France that gave their contribution to this nation and even to the rest of the world is still long.

For example, here we find the tombs of a married couple:

Pierre Curie, a French physicist married the Polish physicist and chemist Maria Skłodowska

who would become famous to the rest of the world as Marie Curie.

Thanks to their research on radioactivity they won a Nobel prize in 1903.

Marie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize

and also the first person to win twice

since she won a second one for chemistry in 1911.

And then we have Jean Monnet, supporter of European unity,

often defined as the father of the European Union.

Alexandre Dumas, writer and author of famous novels like The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers.

Victor Hugo whose most famous novels are Les Misérables and The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.

And leaving French literature aside for the moment,

we also find the tomb, with a commemorative bust, of Louis Braille

who, blinded as a result of an early childhood accident, would invent the system of reading for the visually impaired, known as "Braille".

We have an example of it here with an inscription dedicated to "the one who opened the doors of knowledge to all those who cannot see".

And with the tomb of this important French educator and inventor, we end our visit to the Pantheon

and we go back up.

Yes, because we could go up to the dome

but only if we buy an extra ticket that's not even that cheap.

Since we've had more than one chance to admire Paris from above,

we decide to look for a place where to eat considering that it's lunchtime and we're quite hungry.

We're behind the Pantheon on a street that starts as rue Descartes and then becomes rue Mouffetard

and we have plenty of options to choose from here

because we can find restaurants of practically all nationalities.

There are Japanese restaurants that offer an all you can eat buffet,

restaurants with Breton cuisine that offer the typical crêpes of this French region,

there's also the Vegan Folies for those who look for or want to try vegan cuisine,

the Oulala, despite its name, is an Italian restaurant and pizzeria as you can clearly deduce from this barrel by the door with the colors of the Italian flag,

while the Île de Crete offers Greek dishes and presumably from the Island of Crete

and there are of course Asian cuisine restaurants like this one with a promising name: Delicious Chinese Restaurant.

And then Lebanese restaurants and sandwich places,

Spanish restaurants like the Casa Pepe where you can try the typical paella,

some Mexican restaurants for those who are in the mood for burritos, tacos or quesadillas,

restaurants with the really spicy Indian cuisine

and even a Vietnamese restaurant that has taken its name from the movie "Good morning Vietnam"

also translated here as "Bonjour Vietnam"

So it's really hard to make up your mind

and we decide to have a sandwich in this sandwich and crêpe place, since we're a bit anxious to continue our tour.

And while a bizarre guy is roaming around these streets wearing a Superman cape,

we leave the Pantheon area and start heading towards our next destination of the day

that's not too far from here.

And here we are !

This is the entrance to the Jardin du Luxembourg, the Luxembourg garden

created in 1612 by Marie de' Medici, the widow of King Henry IV of France,

who wanted a palace here, as her new residence, in imitation of the Pitti Palace in her native Florence.

Today this palace belongs to the French senate that meets here periodically,

while the park is for those who want to come jogging or relax in a sunny day like today.

There are gravel paths everywhere for a nice stroll

and wide green lawns with statues of all kinds.

There are playgrounds for kids

and even one of the three replicas of the Statue of Liberty of Paris.

The first one is by the pont de Grenelle on the Seine,

the second one built on the occasion of the Exposition Universelle of 1900 stands at the entrance to the Musée d'Orsay

while the third one is right here in the Jardin du Luxembourg.

And for those who enjoy sports, there are also several tennis courts for some training or a game between friends.

The little ones, instead, can ride a pony around the park

or, if they want, they can sail their little toy boats on the waters of the wide pond that is right in the middle of the park.

We leave the colorful little sails and their dance with the wind and we start looking for the Medici Fountain,

maybe the most famous work of art of the park

that, built initially as a grotto, fell into disrepair and then was restored

and the statue of the giant Polyphemus discovering the lovers Acis and Galatea was added to this work of art.

And with this 400 years old fountain our visit to the Jardin du Luxembourg comes to an end

and just after a few blocks we get to our next destination.

We're at the Church of Saint-Sulpice.

This church is definitely known to those who have read Dan Brown's novel "The Da Vinci Code"

where there's a reference to its famous astronomical gnomon,

a device built to determine precisely the equinox and consequently the date of Easter.

A small round opening with a little lens was created in the southern window to project sunlight on the brass meridian line

that runs across the floor and along a marble obelisk.

At noon on the winter solstice the ray of light falls on the meridian on the obelisk

while at noon during the equinoxes it falls on a copper disk by the altar.

Before leaving Saint-Sulpice, we admire its beautiful Great Organ that, considering it's 18 meters high, is one of the largest instruments in France.

We come out onto Saint-Suplice square with Saint-Sulpice fountain right in the middle

and from here we can admire the front façade of the Church of Saint-Sulpice.

It's time to leave Saint-Sulpice though and take the subway at Saint-Sulpice station,

because we have a mission to accomplish

and also because we've had enough of all these Saint-Sulpice's.

We're on line 7 and we're headed to Villejuif in the Banlieu, the suburbs of Paris

and more precisely we're looking for the commune of Vitry-sur-Seine where an aunt of mine who moved to Paris many years ago lives

and where she's spent practically all her life.

It's a surprise visit because she doesn't know we are here

and even if we feel a bit lost in this area that's so different from downtown Paris

we're able to get to our destination thanks to my gps system.

This is the street. Now we have to find number 25. Let's go.

And so we start exploring each one of the small houses on this little country road

but our research comes quickly to an end because with a perfect timing, we run into her in the very moment she's leaving her home,

which means that, If we had come a few minutes later, we wouldn't have found her home.

We walk up to her and we start a conversation in a mix of Italian, French and "ciociaro" dialect.

- Good evening ! - Hello !

Where on earth did you spring from?

We've just dropped by for a quick visit and then we're leaving.

It's just that I was going over to a cousin's.

Where are you coming from ?

We've been three days here in Paris

This is Carmine

We came to visit the city and tomorrow we're going back home.

Oh ok.

Let's go home for a couple of minutes now

Yes, just a couple of minutes because we can't stay too long

Yes, me too to be honest. I wanted to go to the cemetery

which is by my aunt's home, 1.5 km from here. It's not very close.

And you're walking there ?

Yes, I'll walk.

And so she has to go back because of us and going through her yard, where we meet her beautiful cat,

we walk into her suburban little house full of memories of a life spent here

and where we spend several minutes chatting and catching up.

A tour to show us her home is in order

and in her bedroom we end up traveling through several generations on her family tree.

That's your son Patrice ? He was a marksman ?

No, that's my husband.

Oh yes. My god, he looks exactly like Patrice.

I hardly remember Patrice.

Listen, that's my husband's father

Those are grandpa "sergeant" and grandma Teresa

Here are...

This is my son Franco

You held him in your arms when he was little

Sure ! That's what I said to Carmine before. When he was little, I looked after him.

And here's my husband.

Yes.

It's been a quick but intense visit.

A ride of a few kilometers to the Banlieu

that turned into a trip back in time of several decades.

But it's time to go back to the present and especially to the center of Paris.

Bye !

So we take the metro again from Villejuif and in just a few minutes we are in the district of Les Halles

where it's raining and where there was once a wholesale market, now replaced by the Forum des Halles,

that hosts the largest urban train station of Europe

and a big shopping mall.

You can find anything here and, besides the numerous stores,

there's also the Forum des Images, a cultural institution dedicated to the cinema and the audiovisual world

with shows, events and festivals all year round.

And there's also a multiplex cinema where you can choose among 27 movies at a time

and an indoor pool where you can swim even on rainy days like this one.

And since it's been raining non stop,

we've lingered in here away from the rain as long as possible

exploring every corner of the Forum.

But it's almost dinnertime and so we start looking for a place where to eat on our last night in Paris.

We choose the Flam's,

one of the restaurants belonging to a French chain

where we can try another specialty of traditional French cuisine.

We're at Flam's, a restaurant that serves a typical specialty from the Alsace region,

so we'll have a typical Alsatian dish called Flammekueche

that was made by bakers when, as they were making bread, they would take a chunk of its dough

to taste it, before it rose and became actual bread.

At that point, they would spread the dough out, they would bake it and would add some toppings.

And that's how the Flammekueche was born.

Here you can choose the buffet or the "partagé" menu

which means that you can order one of more Flammekueche to share with everyone at the table.

It's just been served.

This is "à partager", so we'll cut it in two and share it.

Now that it's been split, it's time to try this dish that kind of looks like a pizza.

We took the traditional Alsatian one,

that is the most basic, without any variations,

that is made with bacon, onions and... that's it. Bacon and onions.

So let's see what the Flammekueche called "the authentic traditional" tastes like.

- Your first impression ? - Good ! Good !

So maybe we should order another one.

We took another one with mushrooms.

So after a second Flammekueche

and chatting with the kind and funny staff of the restaurant,

we go back to the rainy streets of Paris

with a specific mission in mind:

get to the Eiffel tower before 10pm

for a reason that we'll find out in a bit.

Along the way, we go take a look at the Louvre Palace again,

practically deserted at this time of the evening and in this awful weather,

but that, for this very reason, is even more suggestive

with its glass pyramid lit by a warm light in stark contrast with the cold grey of this cloudy sky.

We walk along rue de Rivoli again

that, even if the lights are still out, is lit anyway by the yellow and red headlight reflections on the wet asphalt.

We find again the Roue de Paris, the ferry wheel of the city that, like all the other monuments and buildings of Paris,

has worn its dazzling night gown now that the night has fallen.

We cross Place de la Concorde again

with its beautiful fountains and its monumental obelisk.

We walk along the Champs-Elysées

on which a vast carpet of lights has been rolled out at this time of the evening

that is slowly flowing towards the Arc de Triomphe.

And finally we get to her, the Queen of the city of lights, the Eiffel tower

that is waiting for us on the other side of the Seine, when we have only a few minutes left before the clock strikes 10.

So from the Field of Mars gardens at her feet, we wait

and when the time comes, the Eiffel tower says goodbye to us this way,

writing with her lights the end of this wonderful trip.

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Knickerless Amanda Holden courts privates flash as mesh skirt aligns with crotch - Duration: 2:42.

Knickerless Amanda Holden courts privates flash as mesh skirt aligns with crotch

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Costa Vida's Motto: We Serve Amazing - Duration: 1:44.

Sean Collins: We serve amazing, Mexican inspired, fresh food, that offers a quick escape to

the coast.

David Rutter: A lot of times we will shorten that and just say, we serve amazing.

Heather Cashmore: We serve amazing means a lot to our stores and our brand.

That is what keeps customers coming back every day.

It's what keeps us in business.

It's what makes us all grow.

Brad Davis: I think our mission is important because it speaks to the genuineness behind

the brand.

If we live up to the standards that are within our mission statement, we're hitting it on all cylinders.

Our customers will feel that.

Sean Collins: What amazing means to me means we don't take shortcuts.

Heather Cashmore: We serve amazing, to us, has to do a lot with the food, making sure we are

providing the best quality that we can to each customer.

David Rutter: We take good care of you.

We want you to come through and have an amazing experience.

Brad Davis: What we serve amazing means to me is that when you go into a Costa Vida,

it is not just going in there, getting your food, and leaving.

It's an experience in itself.

Heather Cashmore: But it also means that we're serving the product to our customers with an amazing

attitude and amazing atmosphere, and what can we do to go out of our way to make sure

each guest has the most amazing experience.

Geoff Alter: For me, we serve amazing encompasses everything we're trying to do as a brand.

From my chair, it starts with the products and recipes.

David Rutter: We serve amazing, Mexican inspired, fresh food that offers a quick escape to the

coast.

Heather Cashmore: It's more than just the food.

It's everything put together.

David Rutter: Jeff, take one.

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Jeep Wrangler Raxiom Rear Cargo Light (2007-2017 JK) Review & Install - Duration: 4:28.

I'm Ryan from www.extremeterrain.com, and this is my review of the Rear Cargo Light

fitting all 2007 and up JKs.

Today, we're gonna talk through the installation of this light which is a very simple one out

of three wrenches.

This is going to snap directly in place of your rear wiper cover, on your hard top of

your JK.

So this is a very simple install.

Just add a couple of batteries, clip it in place in under half an hour.

We're also gonna talk through the features and the construction of this cargo light.

As you know, there isn't a lot of light in the rear cargo area of your two-door or your

four-door JK.

And this is a really nice and clean solution of integrating LED lights into a factory style,

rear wiper cover that's already there.

Now, this is going to be a little bit more expensive than some of the other solutions

that you might be able to come up with as far as just a 3M adhesive LED light that is

just pushed to turn on and you can stick anywhere in the cargo area.

But again, this is a really clean setup.

This is something that looks like it could have been in your Jeep from the factory, and

in a lot of your opinion and mine as well, should have been.

Now, the really nice thing about this light is it's designed to work automatically.

It does have a switch on the side, but as long as the switch is in the on position,

this is how this is going to be oriented when it's on your rear wiper glass and the glass

is closed.

As soon as you swing the glass to the up position, the light comes on automatically.

Now, this does have two sets of LEDs.

One's on about a 45-degree angle to throw light into that cargo area.

There's another set on the bottom here which has some diffusion over top of it.

That's gonna be right over top of you when you open up that glass giving you light down

on the ground.

So again, a very nice piece, automatic, very well built.

Now, because Jeep didn't give you anywhere to plug a rear cargo light into, this is battery

operated.

But because these are LED, your batteries should last a pretty long time.

But that is something that I would love it to be hard wired, so you didn't have to worry

about the batteries, but again, there's just no good way to do that without cutting and

soldering into your factory wiring harness.

This is designed to look just like your factory wiper cover as I mentioned before.

Snap right in place of that factory cover making this installation very, very simple.

As I said before, under a half hour to get this installed.

Really no tools necessary, although having a trim removal tool handy, will help you to

get that factory piece out of the way.

All you'll need to do is pry and pop off your factory into your wiper cover, and then go

ahead and snap the new one into place.

As you can see it does have factory-style, metal clips on the inside of it, so it will

snap right in place.

Again, just press it in place after installing the batteries, and you're good to go.

Click the switch in the on position, and when you open that rear glass your light's gonna

come on.

This is a little bit more expensive than some of the other solutions you can come up with.

Obviously, you can go to the dollar store and you can get a push-on LED light, that

had batteries in it, that's 3M adhesive and you can just stick it on the inside of your

cargo area somewhere.

However, it's not going to be automatic, and it's not going to look as clean as this set

up does.

This is a very OEM, plus-style setup.

This is something that you're not gonna notice until it comes on.

It's something that truly does look like it could have been and should have been in your

Jeep right out of the factory.

So in my opinion, it's worth the extra cost you have to pay for this.

I really like how clean the solution is.

So if you find yourself in the rear cargo area of your JK at night and you just can't

see what you're doing, you'll wish that Jeep had added a rear cargo light from the factory

that came on automatically, well here is a way that you can add one without even noticing

that it's there until the light comes on, and have a really nice, clean piece.

Again, this is going to be a little bit more expensive than some of the others you can

find on the market.

However, this is really clean when it's installed, and in my opinion is worth the price.

So that's my review of the Rear Cargo Light fitting all 2007 and up JKs that you can find

right here at www.extremeterrain.com.

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Dad's Birthday: A Special Surprise! 🕵☀😍 - Duration: 11:50.

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Who Makes a Good Costa Vida Franchisee? - Duration: 1:35.

Sean Collins, Chairman of the Board: Within our brand, what makes a great franchise partner

is one who truly understands what the win-win is.

It's not just about them, their entrepreneurial drive and desire to own a company and be profitable

in their company.

They're part of a franchise brand.

It's equally important for us to think that way within our brand.

It's not just about what can our franchise partners do for us?

David Rutter, President and CEO: When we talk about amazing franchisees, the type of people

that were are looking for, you can tell a lot about a person from initial contact with

them.

How engaging they are, how warm they are, really how caring they are.

If they're a person who genuinely cares and loves people.

That really is our business.

In the restaurant business we care and love people and so we're looking for that type

of franchisee who is engaging, who is caring.

One who does care and love people.

We're looking for somebody who has cut his teeth in the restaurant business, that knows

what this business is all about and the ins and outs of it.

It isn't the type of business that you lock the door at five o'clock and go home.

There's a lot of moving pieces.

It's an organic business and it is something that needs to be cared and nurtured.

It's the goose that lays the golden eggs.

If you take care of that goose and you give that goose what it needs, it will lay those

golden eggs from now and forever.

As we look towards amazing franchise partners, those are just some of the characteristics

of what we're looking for.

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