Youtube channel on my zed!

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igeak691

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Hi guys,

I just started a YouTube channel today and uploaded my first video. It will be a channel mainly about my zed and reviews on cars that I come across. Please like, comment, and subscribe to my channel!

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE4Ds8lB9AxaM61BoZVA0Tg

*Mods- if this kind of "advertisement" is not allowed, please lock and delete this thread, but just wanted to share with everyone!*
 
Might be a local viewing issue but the sound is not in sync with the video for me
 
Nice little vid, love the bike :thumbsup: I've subscribed to your channel so you should be able to access the vids on mine as well, there's some bike and car stuff on there you may like.
 
Subscribed.

I've had my channel for a couple of years, just random stupid car stuff - https://www.youtube.com/user/warsawtuscani/featured

Anyway, I'm too lazy to make a proper clip or even to do a proper review of the Cupra or my old Zed. It makes me respect your work even more. Good luck!
 
^Awesome stuff guys. Yeah, its honestly more work than most people know or can imagine.. my goal is to put out a video every other week but even that will require a lot of effort balanced with med school. I'm hoping I can work out a routine so that pumping out a decent video doesn't take me roughly 2 hours of recording for 2 minutes of footage + 4-5 more hours of editing lol
 
Yes.

1. It would be good to raise general Zed-awareness in the society. Few people actually know the car and even fewer know it's so good.

2.
Some really independent reviews. I know some friends who review cars on their blogs, but even though deep at heart they don't like the vehicle or find it faulty, the verdict is still positive. Of course they know that otherwise they would not get invited to future test drive events. What I would expect is some kind of "the-truth-about-cars" slant.
 
The z4 is definitely the most rare of the 2dr roadsters.. I used to think it was rare to see an s2000 (miata's are seen all the time) but I am even more excited to see another z4 on the road. Definitely need to get awareness of z4's out in the society. I hope I can help with that :)

My reviews of cars are going to be very independent. They're not going to focus on facts and details but rather my overall experience with the car. Thus, if there's a car I don't like, I will make it known to the owner and kindly let them know that I won't be leaving a positive review. In the future, should I have any relationships with dealerships, I will let them know that my verdicts will be true to heart and won't be biased for the sake of advertisement.

P.S. I talk about why I got the z4! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8_mYrZliR8
 
Its a long time ago since when i was a med student back in 1977 at St Andrews Med School -but from what i recall i didn't have that kind of spare time -although the www wasnt around in the old days .
So my advice is to hit the books and spend more time on wards honing your clinical skills ,perhaps do a research project and get a decent peer reviewed paper out there .
Maybe things are different for med students on the other side of the pond -I have a boy who's a senior on a full ride at GW doing Biology who seems to be having too much fun for my liking -hes just come back from a warm weather training camp in Puerto Rico and this weekend hes off to Rhode Island .Luckily Ive manged to talk him out of doing medicine .
You're clearly a lucky lad if you can afford to run a Z4 as a med student IMHO.
 
We all need something to keep us grounded and for me, this is what it is. Cars and bikes will never be out of my mind, and I don't see how incorporating it in is going to be detrimental to my medical career. Perhaps for the next person who has issues separating work from play, and gets distracted easily, it may be a danger. But I see it as a hobby, and we all need some breathing room in order to mentally make it through the most grueling years of our education.

I don't see myself as lucky, but rather blessed. I'm getting a scholarship for med school, but will start taking out loans starting second year. The zed gives me more happiness than is a financial burden which is why I haven't sold it yet.
 
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