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Thanks, @RunningGeek!

Thanks! We might have a little explanation video coming ...

So right- we do have more opportunity to gain wealth nowadays but there has always been an absolute divide between classes...

@goinagain2013 - we agree - it makes no sense. Unfortunately, if you go down a few of the theory rabbit holes (and we don't recommend it - your head will spin) there's supposedly a convoluted reason for everything. Glad you liked the video and really appreciate the kind words as well. Thanks for watching

Congrats to you too! It is an awesome piece

Congrats! And thanks for watching!

We have looked at the Jazzinc version - it looks awesome. Their 1:6 scale 1968 Batmobile is crazy good looking too. Wish we had more room!

@dragondenproductions9728 I would sell the hot toys one to make room. I canceled my hot toys pre-order the moment I saw the jazzinc one. The 89 Batmobile for me is the opitimy of Hollywood movie cars. The Jazzinc version looks to be the definitive museum piece for that car.

@@shugghead8538 Can't wait to hear what you think once it arrives - let us know if it's as awesome as it looks!

How old are you? 12? You have any idea how silly your comment is? The Hot Toys Batmobile was the 'peak' version to have for close to a decade. Your insulting comment of comparing it to a McFarlane version shows that your trying to bolster your decision to buy the Jazzinc. The Jazzinc version is good but it's not $2K good ($1500 plus $250 shipping and tax). There are collectors out there with actual Batmobile's with movie accurate shells, instruments, and running gears -- so your comparison makes no sense. I had a Jazzinc preorder and cancelled because (1) I can't justify the price (2) the HT version barely fits my shelf (3) if something happens, I'm not having to ship it back to Finland on my dime to get it fixed. Don't be a tool... collect what you love and can afford. Someday, someone will probably make a version better than the Jazzinc.

@MrRawnch exactly, it was the peak version 10 years ago, and the 2.0 improves on nothing. It's an unpainted black plastic body, all plastic. Only the painted details on the lower sides and some cockpit detail separate this from a McFarlane Batmobile. Insulting? Yea, but it is insulting that this is the best Hot Toys will release. I don't know about you, but I got into 1/6 scale collecting for the quality and detail. Of course it depends on how much the 89 Batmobile matters to someone, but for me the price difference is not important. I would rather have this car done properly than say have another 3 hot toy figures.

Thanks! We do too!

Congrats!

It is awesome! Thanks for watching @anjomo96! We're doing a review on the Flash Batmobile in a couple weeks (our regularly scheduled Collectibles Video week) it's similar to the one we had as kids - but it does have a moving canopy/hatch. Let us know what you think on that one!

I think you're right!

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Thanks, @bodeoguns9016. And thanks so much for watching!

So true. We're doing a story soon on a whole rash of axe murders close to that time period. It was awful.

We won't claim 'only', but it is a record! Thanks for watching!

It's amazing how popular Bonnie & Clyde still are - books, videos, songs all these years later! Thanks for watching!

Thanks, @cleko6925! 2 more coming soon - hope you enjoy them as well!

Unfortunately we know how you feel! Thanks for watching - and commenting!

Great analysis! Thanks! Hey guys - check out this channel for Derby horse analysis!

LOL Thanks for watching!

Marx said "History repeats itself - first as a tragedy, second as a farce". Politics may be the proof! Thanks for the great comment - and for watching.

Excellent! We can't wait for the next release. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment. We have read that info, and it really feels sad somehow. So many interesting things about their lives -

We could, but it would have to be a short. Billy the Kid was identified as left-handed for years due to the famous tintype of him being shown backwards. It's been pretty much proven he was right-handed. We can't find any other gunslinger known to be left-handed. Interesting idea, though. It probably would have made things difficult. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for watching @James-jl9lm ! We agree. She was a force to be reckoned with. We really admire her modern thinking and ability to always come out on top of a situation. Thanks for the comment!

Beautiful description - it sounds like the museum was quite an experience for you. Thanks for the comment - and for watching.

Thanks, @cwavt. Glad you enjoyed it.

Thanks for the comment, @cwavt8849. It has always been amazing to us that this fire kind of disappeared from history. We love covering stories like this - the ones people have never heard of. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, @imbongi. It's one of our favorites.

We have a ton. LOL

We both say it. Multiple times per video. This is harder than it looks!😆

Thanks! We feel exactly the same.

Thank you! And thanks for watching!

Thank you @zincman1995! And thanks for watching! If there's a subject you'd like us to do a video on, let us know. We're always open to suggestions.

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It was great to meet you! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! And welcome! One of our favorites - glad you liked it!

Greetings, Sir! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment - and for watching!

Thanks for the feedback, Ruth - and thanks for watching!

There are claims that the pyramids could have been built starting in 10,500 BC. According to Zawi Hawass, former Director of Giza, the pyramids can not be more than 5000 years old because no artifact found in the last 200 plus years of excavation has ever been dated earlier than that. But if there's one thing we all know, anything is possible. And as technology advances, so does our understanding. Thanks for watching and commenting! www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/pyramid/explore/howold.html

She was a pretty gal. And bright, too. And rebels are attractive to a lot of folks. Thanks for watching!

How ludicrous is it to love someone ur not related to who is dead

Duh with the huh she's dead Kenneth

Sorry if our accents get in the way sometimes. Thanks for watching!

That's incredible - great catch! The photo is listed in all sources we can find as Bonnie, released in 1930 and public domain. We tracked down the film - here's a link to the IMDB page www.imdb.com/title/tt0221006/. The actress is listed as Bethany Harper. Thanks for this - and thanks for watching!