Sandwiches are named for the filling: peanut butter sandwiches have peanut butter in them. An incompetence sandwich would, therefore, have the incompetence in the middle. The rest is just bread.
@@zachtavaris5378 He's just a product of his time. Lives in a country that's the 3rd most diverse country on earth and that has become so in the quickest time.. YET.. several Peer reviewed journals, even done by Institutions who would have loved the results to be different showed it to be the second least racistt country on earth. The most racistt? East Asia, Africa, Middle East. Citations: It won't let me post links and deleted this thrice but search WaPo for the PRJ on race and 'a fascinating map of the least and most racistt countries' With regards to being a racistt, Muhammed Ali was a self confessed racistt, but I love him. I'm personally too apathetic to be a racistt but frankly, with how much p1ss and wind all the cry baby whites(you know the type Zach😉) in America have made about tribalism, I frankly could not care less. X P.S I've had to play some spelling games to get past YT's filter.
Jeremy often says his genius generates gravity, but in actual fact it generates _momentum_ by combining speed and power. Truly, his genius is frightening.
This reminded me of the bygone era of the massive American Land Yachts. My father had one when I was growing up, before gas hit $1 a gallon. We drove it from our home at the time near Philly PA to Rhode Island to visit a school I wanted to go to at the time (Around 1980). I had just gotten my driver's licenses and I got to drive it for the first time. I was so comfortable, that my mother fell asleep in the back seat, which was made to seat four people in comfort. My father, who was in the passenger seat, also fell asleep due to the comfortable ride and interior. When we got home, I had to wake up the both of them, who where surprised to find out they where in the driveway of our home. I'll never forget that car, it had a Chevy 350 V8, the softest suspension I ever saw in a car, and the worst handling line of any car I've ever driven.
Whilst that isxa lovely story if you were truly one of us you would have known which model it was and given the smog-era nonsense what the bhp DIN and true were wa
@@vicjones3992 It was 40 years ago. I can't remember what I had for dinner yesterday, let alone my late father's car from 1980. It might have been a Fleetwood, but I'm not sure, I just don't remember.
We had one as well. It was more comfortable and quiet than the RR we looked at. Not only that, it shared the same transmission and a similar engine. The american car was just better.
Fun fact, the ending of this episode at the American colony was filmed at shaw ridge in my hometown of Swindon (England), including the exterior shots of the pub (which is a very nice pub, I have to say). No clue where the inside of the pub was filmed though because it isn’t the same pub from the exterior shots
These three wonderful people we grew up with watching their wonderful and special programs, we will always support them, they deserve all the respect ❤️
The first car I bought when I was a kid at 16, was a burgundy 1975 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. With the big 500 in it. I loved that car, those were when Cadillacs were still Cadillacs. Rode like it was on a cloud of air.
the french humorist Francis BLANCHE owned such a big american car during the sixties. he made a transformation on it to prank peoples at fuel stations. he had installed an aditional tank connected to the cap (not sure about this word, i'm french) and, at the station, asked the employee to fill it with water (not asking for any fuel). the he turned the engine on and left... letting the guy without answer.
It took too long for them to put American land yachts on floating bridges if we’re being honest. I love love love these guys forever. Their laughter got me thru so many tough years. Thanks boys Fr fr
Oh I didn't know that there's this show of the grand tour, I was wondering why top Gear is changed a lot and finally I saw a video about what really happened between Jeremy and the company, and now I'm happy to see you guys again in show cars keep going 👍👍
Don’t let this distract you from the fact that Hector is going to be running three Honda civics with spoon engines, and on top of that, he just went into Harry’s and bought three t66 turbos with nos, and a motec exhaust system!
Would you be able to drive across this bridge? 😬
No
Yes, safest Bridge of all time 10/10
100%
I wouldn't cross it in Coupe DeVille 😂
Maybe, but it would have to be a car much lighter and smaller than a trio of V8 muscle cars xD (such as some sort of JAGGGGGG 😎👍)
Gentlemen, Jeremy managed to show us once again that *speed* and *power* are always the smartest and most effective solutions
*SPEEED AND POWER SOLVES EVERYTHING*
~quote by jeremy clarkson in bbc~
SPEED AND POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@overmalaziastv1909 he said it solves many things, in their African tour special.
@@Pirustae ouh , u missunderstood , i didnt say behave on tht African tour in the top gear bbc mate 😁😁
1:50 ....whoa
Jeremy's genius is literally creating gravitational water waves using the method of speed and power.
Speed really does solve the problem
Its just a wave, nothing gravitational about it.
Only the orangutan
I love British Men from 60's in American Cars from 60's
@@manierwarsaw9820 All of those cars are from the 70's.
"I am the meat in an incompetence sandwich."
Such a Jezza thing to say. I can't wait for the book of Jezza quotes and life advice.
Stay away from the racist bits i.e. if you not already one.
Sandwiches are named for the filling: peanut butter sandwiches have peanut butter in them. An incompetence sandwich would, therefore, have the incompetence in the middle. The rest is just bread.
@@scottdelinger1 yeahhhh🤔 same thoughts. Any other way to phrase it?
@@zachtavaris5378 He's just a product of his time. Lives in a country that's the 3rd most diverse country on earth and that has become so in the quickest time.. YET.. several Peer reviewed journals, even done by Institutions who would have loved the results to be different showed it to be the second least racistt country on earth.
The most racistt? East Asia, Africa, Middle East.
Citations:
It won't let me post links and deleted this thrice but search WaPo for the PRJ on race and 'a fascinating map of the least and most racistt countries'
With regards to being a racistt, Muhammed Ali was a self confessed racistt, but I love him. I'm personally too apathetic to be a racistt but frankly, with how much p1ss and wind all the cry baby whites(you know the type Zach😉) in America have made about tribalism, I frankly could not care less.
X
P.S I've had to play some spelling games to get past YT's filter.
@@scottdelinger1 Yeah good point. Well he has declared himself disllecksik and I think he was expelled at 14.
Sometimes his genius is just frightening
That's why he says, "Behold my genius." He gives us a moment to prepare for what we're about to witness.
That's why he's a Doctor of Engineering.
And sometimes it has its own gravitational pull
Jeremy often says his genius generates gravity, but in actual fact it generates _momentum_ by combining speed and power.
Truly, his genius is frightening.
If you have never had the pleasure of driving an "American Land Yacht", its like driving a couch, on a boat, in a river of gravy. It is damn amazing
I loved my Cadillac coupe deville -70 so nice to drive. But i don't have it anymore.
"Why is the car bouncing?"
"We hit a speedbump"
"When will it stop?"
"Around mid next week"
Just make sure you always have a gas station within a mile.
1979 Lincoln Continental 4 door. TWENTY feet long.
1968 Imperial, 21 feet long, factory special with twin four barrels white with blue leather, and a record player under the dash.
This reminded me of the bygone era of the massive American Land Yachts. My father had one when I was growing up, before gas hit $1 a gallon. We drove it from our home at the time near Philly PA to Rhode Island to visit a school I wanted to go to at the time (Around 1980). I had just gotten my driver's licenses and I got to drive it for the first time. I was so comfortable, that my mother fell asleep in the back seat, which was made to seat four people in comfort. My father, who was in the passenger seat, also fell asleep due to the comfortable ride and interior. When we got home, I had to wake up the both of them, who where surprised to find out they where in the driveway of our home. I'll never forget that car, it had a Chevy 350 V8, the softest suspension I ever saw in a car, and the worst handling line of any car I've ever driven.
Whilst that isxa lovely story if you were truly one of us you would have known which model it was and given the smog-era nonsense what the bhp DIN and true were wa
@@vicjones3992 It was 40 years ago. I can't remember what I had for dinner yesterday, let alone my late father's car from 1980. It might have been a Fleetwood, but I'm not sure, I just don't remember.
@@vicjones3992 lol, who are you?
@@EvilLordBane ah yes, the classic Chevy Fleetwood 350 with the quadrajet rear seat.
We had one as well. It was more comfortable and quiet than the RR we looked at. Not only that, it shared the same transmission and a similar engine. The american car was just better.
NO doubt, Jeremy such a genius !
No jokes. I agree.
Yes
♌️
Did you know his genius generates gravity
Or he watches a lot of documentaries about killer whales :)
Fun fact, the ending of this episode at the American colony was filmed at shaw ridge in my hometown of Swindon (England), including the exterior shots of the pub (which is a very nice pub, I have to say). No clue where the inside of the pub was filmed though because it isn’t the same pub from the exterior shots
nice
Was very surprised when I saw the ridge lol
They used a better pub.
Prolly in a studio
Wait they weren't in Scotland?
James : "ive crashed into my own bridge!"
Jeremy : *time to shine 😏*
3:45 you can see the tow strap on the front that they forgot to edit out.
Good eye
Came here to say the same thing.
You can see the rope that was used to pull him out at 3.47. The real genius is the editor at amazon who managed to edit it out of the final shot..
Good catch...
They did not convince me from the getgo. It is a show after all!
If these guys did everything off of script, without help from the crew, they'd be dead by now.
Sometimes his genius... Is almost Frightening
This was one of the best adventures yet. Although I never knew James would be bold enough to put side pipes on a Cadillac coupe deville
once again shows clarksons genius generating magnetism
Jeremy clarkson’s genius is so big it has its own environment!
It is always nice to see them eventually figure out something despite being the most comical trio in the world.
A free tip for the burgundy Cadillac: ditch the side exhaust pipes and put back the stock double exhaust setup
They bought them like that. Whoever the hell thought side exhaust was cool on a Cadillac was an idiot.
@@nicklikesradio No they didn't. You obviously didn't watch the episode.
I love land yachts! The best mode of transportation that mankind has ever invented!
Hell yeah! I have a '77 Coupe DeVille, it's the most comfortable car I've ever owned.
@@chainlink4241 Amen brother!
Sometimes my genius is almost frightening.
-Jeremy Clarkson
Jeremy’s genius sometimes even generates waves
Possibly the most genius case of his genius
This is just impressive. Can't wait to see more of these fellows in the future.
I believe that the new special about French cars was filmed entirely in the U.K. Hence ‘Lockdown Special 2’.
Dang you corona virus an messing up our most famous trio of motor heads!!!
I actually liked those cars. Big, spacious, the sound of the V8 and it was smooth driving
A v8 with 130 hp, a gas guzzling crap is what the american land yacht is
@@fachadolid3030 That's only the ones made after 1971. The ones before that had about 300hp
@@elementalb3m957 300hp and only 170 kph lol, american land yacht is worthless
@@fachadolid3030 They could accelerate pretty quickly though
@@fachadolid3030They were built for comfort and luxury, not speed. Nitwit
You know, the wheezing at the 2-minute mark kind of sounds like the TARDIS.
These three wonderful people we grew up with watching their wonderful and special programs, we will always support them, they deserve all the respect ❤️
Must say, elegant recovery there chaps.
Love those cars
Kinda painful seing them being used like this
There is a rope hooked onto James’s Cadillac @3.45. Yes ladies and gentlemen you got bamboozled once again.
That sitrep tho😂😂😂
😂😂😂 "sometimes I stagger even my self with my genius" - Clarkston
i'll never drive on that scary bridge.
beautiful cars.❤ 💙 💜
Can i know what is the car that hammond drive?
@@muhdizzuddin703 its a 1971 buick riviera boattail that he modified with a daytona-styled wing and a massive supercharger.
sea water is what they cross I assume. if so they need to wash those cars extensively before the salt eats the steel away.
You guys killed it with this new series. Love it 👍👍👍
Putting massive cars and physics to work. Loved it!! Very creative!!
Best-sounding cars they've ever driven on the show.
A pimpmobile helping a pimpmobile help a pimpmobile. I don’t think the lads have ever been more united.
"I am the meat in an incompetent sandwich". I'm using that from now on.
The first car I bought when I was a kid at 16, was a burgundy 1975 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. With the big 500 in it. I loved that car, those were when Cadillacs were still Cadillacs. Rode like it was on a cloud of air.
Jeremy's Genius is sometimes blinding
wow that lincoln is incredible!
Once again, Jeremy’s genius has solved the problem, with the combination of speed and power 😎
The only things you need to solve a problem 😎
Respect to the cameraman who has to stand on the water and film this
Jeremy's genius has worked
the french humorist Francis BLANCHE owned such a big american car during the sixties.
he made a transformation on it to prank peoples at fuel stations.
he had installed an aditional tank connected to the cap (not sure about this word, i'm french) and, at the station, asked the employee to fill it with water (not asking for any fuel).
the he turned the engine on and left... letting the guy without answer.
4:54, probably the only time you’ll see James (Captain Slow) ever burn rubber. Lol
It took too long for them to put American land yachts on floating bridges if we’re being honest. I love love love these guys forever. Their laughter got me thru so many tough years. Thanks boys Fr fr
SPEED AND POWER!!
James in a low rider. TV Gold.
Jeremy isn't just a Doctor of Engineering for no reason.
*Problem exist
Jeremy : speed and ppoooweeeerrr!!
I like the Lincoln in the background,I had one like that,
a 1973 Lincoln Mark 4
Wingo from Cars is looking great with that classic restyle
They're always after me lucky charms.
*concerned voice*
oh this is hilarious
😂😂💀
Oh I didn't know that there's this show of the grand tour, I was wondering why top Gear is changed a lot and finally I saw a video about what really happened between Jeremy and the company, and now I'm happy to see you guys again in show cars keep going 👍👍
I keep saying this, but TV doesn't get any better than this. 🚘‼🇬🇧
Jeremy's genius is truly terrifying
Some say....crazy ideas CAN wuuurk😆
And in addition, you guys are NUTZ!!
Mad props yo!
Sometimes my genius are terrifying 🤣🤣🤣
The Genius of Clarkson is bloody frighting
I miss these guys I wish they were still on TV
Jeremy's car is just drop dead gorgeous
I hope they didn't wreck those cars... especially the Lincoln.
That’s bloody brilliant 🤣
The funniest thing about this is that Clarkson's ridiculous plan actually worked.
Jeremy's genius knows no bounds
When they sunk the boat I lost it .... lol .... I was literally laughing my ass off 🤣
I wonder if the 33 dislikes are from the fans of that new top gear show??? Lol
That poor Riviera 😂
BRILIANT 🔝🔝🔝🔝 @The Grand Tour
Beautiful cars
I am from Algeria
I am so glad you are back in the world of cars
On the road non-stop
Mr jeremy clarkson are genius and clever👍👍
Nice work, brilliant 😁😁
"Some time my genius is almost frightning"
mr Jeremy Clarkson is A GENIUS
Im surprised Jeremy didn't say," look at my genius!" 😂
Cool I gotta check out the rest of the show! 🤠👍💯
There are currently 41 episodes for you to catch up on (with a new one coming soon! ruclips.net/video/zjzGlXD6bsQ/видео.html) 😎
@@thegrandtour I just like watching things with cars like mine. 73 Lincoln Mark IV. 🤠👍💯
Funniest and entertaining video I’ve watched in a long time. You guys are nuts!
If it stands the weight you guys can crossit. You guys are pros after all.
I loved the look and feel of thoes land yachts
I still need to watch this one. Going to try that this evening
This. Is legendary!
Loved this haven't seen all episodes I van now thoe
I liked the blue car, looks strong and classy.
Sometimes Jeremy's genius is..... it's almost frightening
The fact these 3 are still alive after all the shit they've pulled is amazing
Get these back on Top Gear now!
I owned a 1973 Lincoln Mark 4,it was Awesome 😎
Clarkson is now round enough to drive an American car from the 70's.
Jezza is absolutely genius
What a wonderful bridge! 👏👏👏
Don’t let this distract you from the fact that Hector is going to be running three Honda civics with spoon engines, and on top of that, he just went into Harry’s and bought three t66 turbos with nos, and a motec exhaust system!
Good Job guys!
Some say he astonishes himself with his genius.
Correction, five tons of American land yaught 0:52. Two modern Bentleys makes six tons.
Like how James got stuck with plate of some royal guy who i don’t wanna speak about
🤣🤣 Always gets a good laugh outa dease 3