View in “HQ” This episode is combined with a new intro, new music “Go Home” by Daddy Jones Kingdom visit them at www.daddyjoneskingdom.com and of course new vehicles! From a 5th wheel to a class C RV and ending with a Porsche. Take a look and a listen… and then share your thoughts!!! Thanks and credits to all are in the video. ENJOY!
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Production House: Top Cut
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This episode is brought to you by Detroit Wrecker Sales. We take on a day run to repo and demand a 2005 Hurricane Boat. Nice house, nice guy and nice boat!! CG covers it all for you. I also give you a run through of the boat and the huge party barge house boat we got a bit before this one… while they are still in the lot. Music is That’s a Wrap by Kevin MacLeod www.incompetech.com. Thanks to our sponsor www.detroitwrecker.com! This is another Got Bad? Production.
Duration : 0:13:11
After the Porsche we went and found our 2005 Dodge Durango that had been supposedly out of state. But what do you know… it is sitting at the relatives house as our phone tip paid off. Watch as we repo it and sidewinds down the street with CG following and her camera catches it all… Stay tuned for the next episode # 206 coming soon! Music is That’s A Wrap! By Kevin Mac Leod www.incompetech.com. Enjoy….
Duration : 0:5:7
Len Barry has been a creative powerhouse for nigh on half a century — singer, songwriter, producer, comic-strip creator — he’s made it all seem as easy as 1-2-3. Now he adds to his many accomplishments a first novel titled, “Black Like Me.” Check out Len online at:
http://www.LenBarry.com
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The book is available at Amazon, Borders, Barnes & Noble.
Being Len, of course, it is no ordinary novel — nor is it some kind of nostalgiafest. Informed as it is by Len’s own experience, Black-Like-Me is as now as it gets. In a time of well-worn set-pieces, Len’s book comes at you from a whole new direction and a unique viewpoint. What’s more, he has turned his more familiar genius to producing a whole new set of songs to go with it!
This is a heartwarming, ever-evolving story about a socially transplanted Caucasian brother and sister thrust by circumstance into life and love in the hood. It is the joy of acceptance and the pain of rejection finally told from the opposite perspective of black Americans being denied assimilation into white society. It is the “OC” inside out, blended with Spike Lee’s Jungle Fever upside down, and a kinder, warmer Eminem’s 8-Mile. It is a story whose time has finally come. Its chemistry is exquisitely perfect. It presents situations that evoke only empathy, and characters that everyone will relate to and ultimately embrace. Black-Like-Me is the realization of American life and its true promise of human manifest destiny. Read this and swell up inside. Hey, you are about to fall in love!
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Duration : 0:1:56
05 Ram Repo’d from the front. Was on street with cars behind it. Neighbor came home so had to wait until clear. Had to snag the front and put it in neutral and boogie.
Duration : 0:8:49
