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👉29 years ago the Grateful Dead busted out the first Unbroken Chain in Philadelphia at the Spectrum on 3/19/95!! ❓Who was there with us?❓ . Spectrum, Philadelphia, PA (Sunday 3/19/95) Alabama Getaway Walkin’ Blues So Many Roads Easy Answers Don’t Ease Me In Unbroken Chain Samson & Delilah Way...

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Music Never Stopped

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I was there- don’t let the naysayers complain. The crowd absolutely lost it, one of the coolest moments I’ve ever witnessed at a concert. Regardless of the quality of the performance, I appreciated being there for this moment in Grateful Dead history.

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The crowd gasped…was the last show at the Spectrum played there 53 times

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@jgmac1106 Vegas, baby. #SorrowAndPearls #WesternWind

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I was. It was one of the most surreal concert moments of my life. There were lines at the pay phones during set break to get the word out. I’ll never forget it. So grateful I was there.

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22 years ago, I put Grateful Dead discs in my husbands coffin. He loved music.

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I was there. The roar was amazing - the version not so great.

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Jerry took a bow after it was over. . 💔

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I was there, was about my 50th show but ill be honest was never my favorite phil song,would much rather hear Box or especially Tom Thumbs but was cool to see people happy. Show overall was pretty bad imo. RIP Phil

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34 Years Ago Today Branford Marsalis famously sat in with the Grateful Dead for the first time at the Nassau Coliseum on March 29th, 1990, producing one of the most iconic performances of the Dead’s 30-year career!! These were some of the last great shows we were at, as was the entire Spring 1990 Tour while Brent was still alive! 🔥⚡️💀 . . ❓Who was also there?❓ . . Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale NY (Marsalis) (3/29/90) Jack Straw Bertha We Can Run But We Can't Hide Ramble on Rose Masterpiece Bird Song Promised Land Eyes of the World Estimated Prophet Dark Star drums Dark Star The Wheel Throwin' Stones Turn on Your Love Light Knockin' on Heaven's Door 🧑🏻‍💻 @liveforlivemusic + @musicneverstopped 📸 Christopher Hazard 💀👉Come hang with us and share these memories together at our annual Grateful Dead conference at skullandrosesCA 💀⚡️🌹 . . #deadandcompany #gratefuldead #bobweir #jerrygarcia #deadheads #brandfordmarsalis #skullandrosesfestival
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[VIDEO] Simbarashe was jailed 9 years for a crime he didn’t commit. Simbarashe Chadiwa, was nine years ago sentenced to 18 years in jail for allegedly raping a 10-year-old girl. The alleged victim named Rosey, who is now 18, has exonerated Simbarashe saying the confession was triggered by a series of casualties that befell her and her family. She is quoted as saying: That man never raped me but I was under so much pressure that I ended up wrongly implicating him. That action has been haunting me daily such that I can no longer live with the fact that there is someone out there who is suffering for a crime that he never committed in the first place. A lot of misfortunes are also happening at our home, which makes me suspect it has to do with the grief on the part of Simbarashe, hence my decision to come clean. It is alleged that Simbarashe who was about 21 years old and his friend visited the girl’s homestead, where the latter intended to see the family maid, who was his lover. The girl’s mother was away in Botswana. When the mother returned, she queried why her daughter seemed to be having a limp in her walk. This led to the chain of events that ended with the conviction.
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14,990 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

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62,509 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Rob Gronkowski says he lived off $50,000 as an NFL rookie because he understood the NFL meant "Not For Long" "My agent gave me a $50,000 advance for what's going to come in the marketing world for myself. I just had to pay him back within the first $50,000 I made" "I was able to purchase my first car, which was a 2008 Escalade, and then to be able to pay rent once I got to New England. And then from there on out, I really didn't need any other money" "I was getting free meals at the facility. I just kind of needed gas money. You go out, the drinks are free or you pay for one, you get 10 free when you're when you're on the Patriots up in the Boston area" "So I wasn't really spending much money at all, especially when it got to the season. I mean, you're inside that building and everything's handed to you on a daily basis from breakfast all the way to dinner" "I just lived off my marketing dollars. I was living a low-level life. I had a condo with a roommate that was on the team as well. We're paying $1,500 a month in rent while in the NFL" "I was very frugal and that's how I got away with it. Not having any lavish purchases, the first couple years in the league and just banking away what I was making because I truly understood that the NFL stands for not for long"
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Rob Gronkowski says he lived off $50,000 as an NFL rookie because he understood the NFL meant "Not For Long" "My agent gave me a $50,000 advance for what's going to come in the marketing world for myself. I just had to pay him back within the first $50,000 I made" "I was able to purchase my first car, which was a 2008 Escalade, and then to be able to pay rent once I got to New England. And then from there on out, I really didn't need any other money" "I was getting free meals at the facility. I just kind of needed gas money. You go out, the drinks are free or you pay for one, you get 10 free when you're when you're on the Patriots up in the Boston area" "So I wasn't really spending much money at all, especially when it got to the season. I mean, you're inside that building and everything's handed to you on a daily basis from breakfast all the way to dinner" "I just lived off my marketing dollars. I was living a low-level life. I had a condo with a roommate that was on the team as well. We're paying $1,500 a month in rent while in the NFL" "I was very frugal and that's how I got away with it. Not having any lavish purchases, the first couple years in the league and just banking away what I was making because I truly understood that the NFL stands for not for long"

dank

6,688,199 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

On this day, 41 years ago, Peter Weir's "Witness" (1985) starring Harrison Ford & Kelly McGillis was released in the USA. Originally, there were 2 pages of dialogue for the final scene in 'Witness' (1985), but Peter Weir cut it, despite the insistence of the studio: "I got into a tricky spot with my first American film 'Witness' (1985). At the end of that movie, the police detective played by Harrison Ford is leaving the farm to go back to his life in Philadelphia and he goes to say goodbye to the Amish woman. Their romance is clearly not going to go anywhere. You see him driving away and passing the Amish man coming down the hill and you realize that she is going to have a life with him. Originally there were two pages of dialogue in which Harrison explained why he was leaving and she gave her feelings to him. It was very literal, and I cut it all because we didn’t need it. The producer told me that the studio would never accept it because we need to know what they are feeling. I knew that if I had done my job properly, you would know exactly how they were feeling by the time it was all cut together. They just look at each other. It’s hopeless, it’s beyond words. The executive from the studio, Jeffrey Katzenberg, who was at Paramount at the time, flew out to talk to me and suggested I shoot it both ways just in case. That seemed a waste of time to me so Jeff asked me to paint a picture in words for him and tell it like a story. So, over coffee in this restaurant in Lancaster Pennsylvania, I told him. He thought it sounded fine." ('Filmcraft - Directing', Mike Goodridge, 2012)
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On this day, 41 years ago, Peter Weir's "Witness" (1985) starring Harrison Ford & Kelly McGillis was released in the USA. Originally, there were 2 pages of dialogue for the final scene in 'Witness' (1985), but Peter Weir cut it, despite the insistence of the studio: "I got into a tricky spot with my first American film 'Witness' (1985). At the end of that movie, the police detective played by Harrison Ford is leaving the farm to go back to his life in Philadelphia and he goes to say goodbye to the Amish woman. Their romance is clearly not going to go anywhere. You see him driving away and passing the Amish man coming down the hill and you realize that she is going to have a life with him. Originally there were two pages of dialogue in which Harrison explained why he was leaving and she gave her feelings to him. It was very literal, and I cut it all because we didn’t need it. The producer told me that the studio would never accept it because we need to know what they are feeling. I knew that if I had done my job properly, you would know exactly how they were feeling by the time it was all cut together. They just look at each other. It’s hopeless, it’s beyond words. The executive from the studio, Jeffrey Katzenberg, who was at Paramount at the time, flew out to talk to me and suggested I shoot it both ways just in case. That seemed a waste of time to me so Jeff asked me to paint a picture in words for him and tell it like a story. So, over coffee in this restaurant in Lancaster Pennsylvania, I told him. He thought it sounded fine." ('Filmcraft - Directing', Mike Goodridge, 2012)

DepressedBergman

292,059 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Not long ago, I turned down an offer from a major news network. I read through the terms and realized it came with too many constraints, it was more of a control document than a partnership. So I walked away and chose a smaller outlet instead. The pay was not the same, but they treated me with integrity and gave me the freedom I cared about. No one ever controlled my speech. My mom thought I was making a mistake. She warned me that people who cling to idealism and independence in the media don’t usually end up financially secure. My dad saw it differently. He told me to go for it, decline the fancy offer and go with what I believed, he said that I had the drive to carve my own path and shouldn’t let myself get absorbed into something that didn’t fit. He’s always been in my corner. He's my best friend. I trusted that instinct and went all in. That decision gave me the space to chase my own vision in journalism, and eventually I stepped out completely on my own, no overhead, no constraints. It’s intense, almost nonstop work 24/7, but the payoff is real - I love what I do, I respect the people I work with and I get to stay true to myself. I sleep so well at night! I might not be the richest journalist out there, but I’d argue I’m one of the luckiest. I love my colleagues and I love my friends in the industry. Journalists are often hated today because of the rise of propaganda machines, but some are doing far braver work than many soldiers out there! So support the good ones, you all know who they are. Who do you want to see on the show next?
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Not long ago, I turned down an offer from a major news network. I read through the terms and realized it came with too many constraints, it was more of a control document than a partnership. So I walked away and chose a smaller outlet instead. The pay was not the same, but they treated me with integrity and gave me the freedom I cared about. No one ever controlled my speech. My mom thought I was making a mistake. She warned me that people who cling to idealism and independence in the media don’t usually end up financially secure. My dad saw it differently. He told me to go for it, decline the fancy offer and go with what I believed, he said that I had the drive to carve my own path and shouldn’t let myself get absorbed into something that didn’t fit. He’s always been in my corner. He's my best friend. I trusted that instinct and went all in. That decision gave me the space to chase my own vision in journalism, and eventually I stepped out completely on my own, no overhead, no constraints. It’s intense, almost nonstop work 24/7, but the payoff is real - I love what I do, I respect the people I work with and I get to stay true to myself. I sleep so well at night! I might not be the richest journalist out there, but I’d argue I’m one of the luckiest. I love my colleagues and I love my friends in the industry. Journalists are often hated today because of the rise of propaganda machines, but some are doing far braver work than many soldiers out there! So support the good ones, you all know who they are. Who do you want to see on the show next?

ELIZABETH LANE

53,119 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

My first Allsvenskan goal was against Djurgården at Fredriksskans on the 10/05/2008. Before I made my first team debut for Kalmar FF, I spent 3months playing for the reserve team while I training with the first team on a daily basis. My first encounter with Nanne Bergstrand before I signed with Kalmar FF, he told me how much he trusted me and how he will love it that I joint the team after laying down the plans for me in the team. He said "you will be the joker of the team this season" I didn't understand what he meant be that but I didn't care about that because I trusted myself enough that I will definitely play more than a joker role if given the chance. So during this 3months playing for the Reverse Team I was not happy at missing games for the first team at all because training with them made me feel like I can play in this team. During one of the games with the reverse team against Malmo FF away from home was when everything thing changed for me. Playing against them is always difficult even their first team. We won the game 3-4 and i scored 4 scored 4 goals against a very good Malmo FF reserve team and that was the last time I played for the reserves that season. The next day there was no recovery for me so I had to training with the first team as usual. Nanne called me before training and told me I will be with part of the first team match squad moving forward. May 10th I scored my first Professional goal after being on the pitch for 10mins and I did it in style. I was so happy to have scored the last goal of the game to give us a comfortable 5-1 win. The joy and tears in my eyes was the reward for my patience and determination to prove myself that I have a place in the first team. I went on to play 21 games for the first team and became the replacement for our Brazilian star Caesar Santin who joined Fc Copenhagen. Be patient with yourself and trust in your abilities to make it happen.
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My first Allsvenskan goal was against Djurgården at Fredriksskans on the 10/05/2008. Before I made my first team debut for Kalmar FF, I spent 3months playing for the reserve team while I training with the first team on a daily basis. My first encounter with Nanne Bergstrand before I signed with Kalmar FF, he told me how much he trusted me and how he will love it that I joint the team after laying down the plans for me in the team. He said "you will be the joker of the team this season" I didn't understand what he meant be that but I didn't care about that because I trusted myself enough that I will definitely play more than a joker role if given the chance. So during this 3months playing for the Reverse Team I was not happy at missing games for the first team at all because training with them made me feel like I can play in this team. During one of the games with the reverse team against Malmo FF away from home was when everything thing changed for me. Playing against them is always difficult even their first team. We won the game 3-4 and i scored 4 scored 4 goals against a very good Malmo FF reserve team and that was the last time I played for the reserves that season. The next day there was no recovery for me so I had to training with the first team as usual. Nanne called me before training and told me I will be with part of the first team match squad moving forward. May 10th I scored my first Professional goal after being on the pitch for 10mins and I did it in style. I was so happy to have scored the last goal of the game to give us a comfortable 5-1 win. The joy and tears in my eyes was the reward for my patience and determination to prove myself that I have a place in the first team. I went on to play 21 games for the first team and became the replacement for our Brazilian star Caesar Santin who joined Fc Copenhagen. Be patient with yourself and trust in your abilities to make it happen.

Abiola Dauda

21,891 görüntüleme • 4 ay önce

She’s been gone for 3 months now but Tina is with me every single second of the day. I listened to the “new” Beatles song last night and had to play it 10 Times on repeat thinking about her. I could see her walking beside me with my eyes closed and the words are perfect. I miss Tina but I’m not sad. I’m actually just happy to have met her. I can’t believe what she’s taught me and what I’ll do in her name and how she made me feel and still does. I know many people feel like that about her too despite never having met her. What a legacy to have for a dog used for breeding and left to die alone on a chain. The last video in the hammock is about 30 mins before she passed away in the hammock with me. She was so at ease she was melted into my body without a care in the world. She was completely and utterly relaxed and had given every ounce of her spirit to change the world for the better. A totally selfless and beautiful creature. Quite simply… the best girl there ever was ❤️
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She’s been gone for 3 months now but Tina is with me every single second of the day. I listened to the “new” Beatles song last night and had to play it 10 Times on repeat thinking about her. I could see her walking beside me with my eyes closed and the words are perfect. I miss Tina but I’m not sad. I’m actually just happy to have met her. I can’t believe what she’s taught me and what I’ll do in her name and how she made me feel and still does. I know many people feel like that about her too despite never having met her. What a legacy to have for a dog used for breeding and left to die alone on a chain. The last video in the hammock is about 30 mins before she passed away in the hammock with me. She was so at ease she was melted into my body without a care in the world. She was completely and utterly relaxed and had given every ounce of her spirit to change the world for the better. A totally selfless and beautiful creature. Quite simply… the best girl there ever was ❤️

Niall Harbison

533,470 görüntüleme • 2 yıl önce

Lord Jesus, Thank You for the blessing of a new day. Today I focus on You, praising You for everything You do for me, day after day. Thank You for protecting me through the night. Thank You for the roof over my head, the bed I woke up in, & the food that keeps me going. Lord, thank You for the sacrifice & taking on the sins of the world. Thank You for blessing me with a voice that can uplift so many. Without You I would be nowhere, but because of You, I can go anywhere. Guide my steps today, Lord. I ask that You walk with me in every step I take. Thank You for giving me the ability to provide for my family, & I pray You bless each one of us today. Lord, I ask You to heal those who are suffering physically, mentally, emotionally, & spiritually. Show us who we need to reach out to today if they need a hand. Cover us in the blood of the Lamb & clothe us in the full Armor of God. Forgive our sins & help us resist temptation. If I trespass in any way, help me see my mistakes so I can make them right & apologize. If my ego causes anger to rise, help me restrain myself so I respond in love & not vengeance. If I become short-tempered, remind me to pause so I don’t say or do something I’ll regret. Lord, I thank You for leading me out of the shadow of the valley. That mountain is tall, but with You, I know I will reach the peak. I rebuke the devil, his demons, every curse, & every chain in the name of Jesus Christ. Remove them from my life, my home, & my loved ones today. Lord, I am Your obedient servant. Do with me as You will. In the precious name of Jesus, I pray, Amen & Amen. (Video credit: David Griffiths)
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Lord Jesus, Thank You for the blessing of a new day. Today I focus on You, praising You for everything You do for me, day after day. Thank You for protecting me through the night. Thank You for the roof over my head, the bed I woke up in, & the food that keeps me going. Lord, thank You for the sacrifice & taking on the sins of the world. Thank You for blessing me with a voice that can uplift so many. Without You I would be nowhere, but because of You, I can go anywhere. Guide my steps today, Lord. I ask that You walk with me in every step I take. Thank You for giving me the ability to provide for my family, & I pray You bless each one of us today. Lord, I ask You to heal those who are suffering physically, mentally, emotionally, & spiritually. Show us who we need to reach out to today if they need a hand. Cover us in the blood of the Lamb & clothe us in the full Armor of God. Forgive our sins & help us resist temptation. If I trespass in any way, help me see my mistakes so I can make them right & apologize. If my ego causes anger to rise, help me restrain myself so I respond in love & not vengeance. If I become short-tempered, remind me to pause so I don’t say or do something I’ll regret. Lord, I thank You for leading me out of the shadow of the valley. That mountain is tall, but with You, I know I will reach the peak. I rebuke the devil, his demons, every curse, & every chain in the name of Jesus Christ. Remove them from my life, my home, & my loved ones today. Lord, I am Your obedient servant. Do with me as You will. In the precious name of Jesus, I pray, Amen & Amen. (Video credit: David Griffiths)

J∅kër Kîng 👑

12,223 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Heading into Sanford Stadium 10 years ago today as an underdog for the first in 72 games, Alabama head coach Nick Saban told his players the plan to beat the No. 8-ranked Georgia Bulldogs could not be done by “ordinary men.” With national pundits proclaiming the dynasty had ended two weeks earlier with an upset loss to Ole Miss at home, Alabama Football responded with an “extraordinary” performance in a dominating, 38-10, victory over Georgia on Oct. 3, 2015. Despite soggy conditions, Jake Coker accounted for two touchdowns, one passing and one rushing, while Derrick Henry scored on a 30-yard run and the Crimson Tide added two non-offensive touchdowns in the 28-point rout. “I was really proud of our players today, our team today,” Saban said in the postgame press conference. “I thought this was a difficult challenge for them. I told them before the game that the plan that we had for them, ordinary men couldn’t go out there and get it done. “We needed them to be extraordinary and that they were, and they were special.” Alabama jumped out to a comfortable 24-3 halftime lead on a 29-yard field goal by Adam Griffith, Henry’s 30-yard run, a blocked punt return by Minkah Fitzpatrick and a 45-yard pass from Coker to Calvin Ridley. In the second half, Eddie Jackson returned an interception 50 yards for a touchdown and Coker added a 2-yard scoring run to give the Crimson Tide a 38-3 lead with 10:05 remaining in the third quarter.
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Heading into Sanford Stadium 10 years ago today as an underdog for the first in 72 games, Alabama head coach Nick Saban told his players the plan to beat the No. 8-ranked Georgia Bulldogs could not be done by “ordinary men.” With national pundits proclaiming the dynasty had ended two weeks earlier with an upset loss to Ole Miss at home, Alabama Football responded with an “extraordinary” performance in a dominating, 38-10, victory over Georgia on Oct. 3, 2015. Despite soggy conditions, Jake Coker accounted for two touchdowns, one passing and one rushing, while Derrick Henry scored on a 30-yard run and the Crimson Tide added two non-offensive touchdowns in the 28-point rout. “I was really proud of our players today, our team today,” Saban said in the postgame press conference. “I thought this was a difficult challenge for them. I told them before the game that the plan that we had for them, ordinary men couldn’t go out there and get it done. “We needed them to be extraordinary and that they were, and they were special.” Alabama jumped out to a comfortable 24-3 halftime lead on a 29-yard field goal by Adam Griffith, Henry’s 30-yard run, a blocked punt return by Minkah Fitzpatrick and a 45-yard pass from Coker to Calvin Ridley. In the second half, Eddie Jackson returned an interception 50 yards for a touchdown and Coker added a 2-yard scoring run to give the Crimson Tide a 38-3 lead with 10:05 remaining in the third quarter.

The Tide Machine

54,935 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

In a recent interview, Dua Lipa was asked about having children with her husband, Callum Turner. “I don’t want kids right now, and I don’t see that changing anytime soon,” she said. “I’m at the peak of my career. Everything I’ve worked for is happening now, and I’m not ready to step away from that. I also don’t want kids to ruin my shape I’ve worked extremely hard on my body and the way I present myself on stage.” When asked if she ever sees herself becoming a mother, she was clear: “If I ever do have children, I’d rather adopt. That feels like the better path for me. There are so many kids who already need a home.” On how Callum feels about her decision, Dua replied without hesitation: “He respects me. He respects my decision completely. He knows my career comes first, and he’s never made me feel like I owe him a different answer. That’s one of the reasons this works.”
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In a recent interview, Dua Lipa was asked about having children with her husband, Callum Turner. “I don’t want kids right now, and I don’t see that changing anytime soon,” she said. “I’m at the peak of my career. Everything I’ve worked for is happening now, and I’m not ready to step away from that. I also don’t want kids to ruin my shape I’ve worked extremely hard on my body and the way I present myself on stage.” When asked if she ever sees herself becoming a mother, she was clear: “If I ever do have children, I’d rather adopt. That feels like the better path for me. There are so many kids who already need a home.” On how Callum feels about her decision, Dua replied without hesitation: “He respects me. He respects my decision completely. He knows my career comes first, and he’s never made me feel like I owe him a different answer. That’s one of the reasons this works.”

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1,075,414 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Dream car secured 🕺I started getting media test cars 20 years ago this year. One of the very first was one of these, and goodness knows how 19-year old me didn't kill himself in this car, especially in a stormy Cape Town winter 😅 I've kept an eye on the Lumina market since then and finally, the right car from the right owner at the right time came up. This thing is immaculate, FSH and completely factory original, except for a custom 8-pot big brake upgrade kit. -- I truly believe in helping people without asking for anything return. The way this car came to me, I randomly met a good friend of a good friend; young parents with a toddler. They bought an old high-miler X3 which soon failed; chain jumped and took out the head. They reached out to me for help and through my networks I helped them get a better salvage price. -- The guy who helped them is a serious collector from Pretoria and one of the nicest humans I've ever met. We started chatting often and he randomly asked me one day if I'd be interested in his Lumina, and the rest is history. What you're watching here is me seeing the car for the very first time. 39-year old me is so happy for 19-year old me, and 19-year old me is over the moon for 39-year old me. -- A massive thank you to the amazing people at Moto Village Cape Town who helped make this dream a reality. The team there have always supported me, Yovanie Ganesh and our businesses and I will forever be grateful for their kindness. -- My first intern and now full-time employee is 22 now, and he once messaged me privately and said he is struggling because he feels like he hasn't achieved anything. I told him two things that day: firstly, never compare your life to anyone else's - there are just too many variables - comparing your life to others is a surefire path to demotivation and misery. Secondly, I bought my first car when I was 33. I told him there is always time, and never, ever, ever give up. -- Can't wait to share this car with all of you. This one is a keeper and will remain in my private collection! -- I have a few sayings when it comes to collecting cars, but one of them seems to keep guiding me: Save the V8s. And save the NA V8s in particular🚀 — The Cars.co.za Team CarJoy (Pty) Ltd.
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Dream car secured 🕺I started getting media test cars 20 years ago this year. One of the very first was one of these, and goodness knows how 19-year old me didn't kill himself in this car, especially in a stormy Cape Town winter 😅 I've kept an eye on the Lumina market since then and finally, the right car from the right owner at the right time came up. This thing is immaculate, FSH and completely factory original, except for a custom 8-pot big brake upgrade kit. -- I truly believe in helping people without asking for anything return. The way this car came to me, I randomly met a good friend of a good friend; young parents with a toddler. They bought an old high-miler X3 which soon failed; chain jumped and took out the head. They reached out to me for help and through my networks I helped them get a better salvage price. -- The guy who helped them is a serious collector from Pretoria and one of the nicest humans I've ever met. We started chatting often and he randomly asked me one day if I'd be interested in his Lumina, and the rest is history. What you're watching here is me seeing the car for the very first time. 39-year old me is so happy for 19-year old me, and 19-year old me is over the moon for 39-year old me. -- A massive thank you to the amazing people at Moto Village Cape Town who helped make this dream a reality. The team there have always supported me, Yovanie Ganesh and our businesses and I will forever be grateful for their kindness. -- My first intern and now full-time employee is 22 now, and he once messaged me privately and said he is struggling because he feels like he hasn't achieved anything. I told him two things that day: firstly, never compare your life to anyone else's - there are just too many variables - comparing your life to others is a surefire path to demotivation and misery. Secondly, I bought my first car when I was 33. I told him there is always time, and never, ever, ever give up. -- Can't wait to share this car with all of you. This one is a keeper and will remain in my private collection! -- I have a few sayings when it comes to collecting cars, but one of them seems to keep guiding me: Save the V8s. And save the NA V8s in particular🚀 — The Cars.co.za Team CarJoy (Pty) Ltd.

Ciro De Siena

43,460 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce