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00:01Keep going!
00:02Yo, keep going!
00:03This is going into the hands of this man.
00:07Good morning
00:09I had been waiting until I saw the professor
00:11Yo, keep going!
00:12Aren't your burns enough?
00:14What's that you're making with your face?
00:16Bite Marines?
00:17Oh Bish, you fool, oh Bish
00:18I'm teasing and burning with greed for food.
00:20Our Lord, Your eye, my Master
00:21The important thing is to treat me
00:23Arabic is finished
00:24What does it say about him?
00:25Zakaya Han
00:26Do you remember her?
00:27Ah, that's it, Bishurk, you're done.
00:29Jayan confronts her
00:32I don't think so
00:33Oh, you rooftops!
00:34I hid this Arabic for a hundred days.
00:36What I was planning
00:36When I was driving behind my father's back
00:38I wish I could ride it once
00:39Before I retire
00:40Uncle, I'll give you permission, uncle.
00:42I will show you
00:43Arabic in the oven
00:44And he receives it to collapse
00:46Mida?
00:47Why is it in the oven?
00:48With redness?
00:49Forn Tdoko ya Bey
00:50Your car is malfunctioning, sir.
00:51I'm Shayana, may God protect us.
00:53Ah, oven, oven, oven, oven, oven, Abu Khamis, eyes
00:56What is this, this is really the sanctuary, it made me feel so sad
01:00Look, did you see how the bride looked after that? Look, I was inspecting it before the attendant arrived.
01:06Ah, God bless you
01:08Hey Rasta, tell your boy to slow down a bit, there's a problem.
01:12Healthy, she kept playing, but let's leave her alone, maybe, and that's it for now.
01:15Computer, computer, developer
01:27Good wheel
01:30Do you want compensation? Fros means?
01:32No, that's my boy, his name is Awad. If you have to take him, I don't want him anymore.
01:35Yooo, wait, six, until it goes back into the oven and gets sprinkled.
01:40Ah, the oven, ah, ah, tell Kena, you have its license
01:43Ah, your water
01:50Go away, and come back tomorrow?
01:52Go, I'll come back, your water
01:53Tomorrow? Go, that's it, I didn't hear a car, go.
02:06Dear viewers, peace and blessings be upon you. Welcome to a new episode of Al-Daheeh program.
02:09Okay, today, my dear, we're going to talk about Ford and its founder, Henry Ford.
02:13But I won't tell you about Ford Khalim, let's try to imagine you live in the Sayyida neighborhood.
02:18And your beloved lives in Al-Hussein
02:19In order to enlighten this, your days must go twice
02:22I'll ask, my dear, if you take a car, will it be more affordable?
02:25Four and a half kilometers in about half an hour, meaning the car stopped.
02:29Okay, even if I walk it, you'll have a great time.
02:31You will pass by Bab Zuweila and Bab al-Khal
02:33And you're going to be hostile to Abdo Zizi's door, you'll be happy, I mean.
02:36You can also check out the Aq Sunqur al-Salari Mosque, my dear.
02:39This, my dear, is the Blue Mosque
02:41What I want to say, my dear, is that this place isn't about cars.
02:43The streets are dark and there are no numbers
02:45The biggest problem, or the real problem, is that people are walking in the middle of the street.
02:48Why, my dear, are the streets in historical areas not dignified?
02:52Anyone walking in the streets like that, anywhere, is a mess.
02:55But imagine, my dear, that you live in the womb
02:57And Habib Absaken in the city
02:58Twenty kilometers in half an hour too
03:00Well, that's great, Abu Hami.
03:01But my dear, you won't be disgusted by walking to him.
03:03If your car breaks down in the middle of the road, then thank you very much.
03:15And you need speed, and the car is listening to you, so that if, God forbid, a car hits you
03:18You are dying instead of dying
03:19One of them asked me, "What kind of lover is this? Why did you comment on this Ford?"
03:22May I tell you, my dear, that it was Henry Ford who made the street belong to the car?
03:25Not Kinda's
03:26He's the one who made the trip to the pharmacy across from your house dangerous.
03:29To the point that you could die in it
03:31You risk your whole life crossing the road
03:33It's true that Henry Ford invented the car, but he didn't invent the engine.
03:36But he invented something very important.
03:38May I tell you my story, my dear?
03:39Enri, even as a child, was different from his siblings.
03:42He had seven sisters
03:43Enri was born on a farm in 1863
03:46When you find, my dear, a date in the late 1800s or early 1900s
03:50Understand that we are talking about time
03:52The world was changing.
03:53And where was the son of Al-Mahzouzah we're talking about?
03:56He had the opportunity to ride one of the biggest waves of change in history.
04:01This period is called the Industrial Revolution
04:02Before that, the world was villages and farms.
04:05And then there were cities and factories.
04:07Henry was born on a farm
04:08But even from a young age, he knew that he wasn't happy living on the farm.
04:12On the farm in Mecca, there is a very large wood-cutting machine.
04:15This is the thing Henry loves most
04:17Hajja William Ford noticed that the boys, Henry and I, were enjoying the machines and tools.
04:20And he likes to play with it
04:21He has seven other children; he's responsible for the farm along with them.
04:24It's not a problem, and some of them are qualified to try their luck with the machine.
04:26So, the loads on the kitchen table are what he sits and plays with.
04:28Here is my dear Henry, the child who was 12 years old
04:31He would take their parents' watches, take them apart, and put them back together.
04:34The neighbors were exposed by his intelligence
04:35They would answer him hours later and fix it.
04:37The need is Ford, he is confused and perplexed.
04:39Will this boy grow up to be a toy?
04:40And he didn't leave the farm in charge, nor
04:42He is indeed talented
04:43Henry was very tired of working on the farm.
04:45Sometimes Ford catches him, and sometimes he lets him through.
04:48And he gained from going back and forth, fighting and suffering from the jailer
04:51You're playing games with Mogub and exposing us.
04:53So, the peasant will remain Ziana, and not
04:54When Henry Tan was 16
04:55Ford needed to find a place for his mom in Detroit.
04:57He told him, "I want Al-Wadi to come and make a promise to you."
04:59He'll find a job in Camwar
05:00At this time, my dear, it was transforming
05:03For an important industrial city in America
05:05And luckily, William's farm
05:07It was only 13 kilometers from Detroit
05:09In need, my dear, it was only 13 kilos
05:11Because you have a car
05:12At that time, he was 13 kilos and a small excavator
05:14Because you'll need to go on foot or by cart.
05:16But Henry was a monk
05:18He has the zeal of a monk
05:19He and your life are completely unenthusiastic.
05:20He couldn't reach the farm
05:22And he's so excited he wants to leave her.
05:23And indeed, the barbecue was stolen
05:25He spent ten years working in workshops, factories, and companies.
05:29He rose from mechanic's apprentice to mechanical engineer
05:31Finally, God began praying on behalf of the Prophet.
05:33Five and five, so may the eye of whoever does not pray for the Prophet be upon him.
05:35Chief Engineer, Edison Electric Illumination Company
05:40Henry Kiber
05:40And he remained, Mr. Ford's engineer, working with Thomas Edison personally.
05:44Is light forbidden?
05:45What's wrong with this light, my dear? It didn't work.
05:46Ford, my dear, was very happy with the job.
05:48My dear, he was required to sit at the coffee shop and do nothing.
05:51Until someone talks to him, train train
05:54Yes, we had no problem with it. You can come and arm it, you Ford boy.
05:57He'll fix the problem like any Ford needs.
05:59Of course, my dear Ford, he wasn't lazy.
06:01And all the free time he had, he put into his experiments on engines.
06:05This period, my dear, was a period that insulated the engine of the Bakhida.
06:08And the claimant, my dear, there remains a place everywhere.
06:10Two times
06:14In the story of the city, my dear, there is a very important chapter called the railway.
06:19What's up, Abu Hamad? The railway.
06:20The major cities have become centered around the cat station.
06:23The station connected the major cities to each other.
06:25People can now travel between them more easily
06:27And those 13 kilometers that Ford used to drive were the first thing
06:30This meant something very important in the shape of the city.
06:33Because it is becoming the most important area in it
06:35It's the area around the station.
06:36It includes the market, tourists, and business people.
06:39Everyone wants to be close to the station.
06:41So you know you can travel before the train
06:42If you traveled from Mansoura to Cairo to work
06:44It will come back once every five years
06:46But if you're in Qatar, you can work normally in another city.
06:48And she goes and comes to the family
06:50And she goes to spend the summer with every sword
06:51You will ship goods to other cities
06:53And sell it there, in the city where Ford lived.
06:55Historians divide the history of cities
06:57Three-stage pedestrian city
06:59I love the city from the day I entered it
07:01Up to approximately 1880
07:03This is the city that the street hero is
07:05He who walks the street is made
07:07For pedestrians, meaning after Ford
07:09She went to Truit a year later.
07:11In Qatar, between cities and trams
07:13The city is like Heliopolis.
07:15Before the carriages, of course, this city was called
07:17Tram City
07:18This period lasted for only 40 years.
07:20No, almost not Ford youth
07:21That means he's now approximately 57 years old.
07:23In 40 years, Ford will completely destroy this city.
07:27The city of trams was a prominent feature of Europe.
07:29But it was unsuitable for American characters.
07:32For some reason
07:33Americans love uniqueness
07:35The American was riding his horse in the wild and...
07:37He moves swiftly across the land at his leisure.
07:39He doesn't want to ride the train with 500 other people right now.
07:41He puts me on a train at a specific time because of the train's schedule.
07:43That's not the American dream, I'm talking about it.
07:45Ford as a quintessential American
07:47He wants his horse all to himself.
07:48But instead of being one horse, it becomes ten horsepower.
07:51He wanted to work
07:54Quadricycle
07:55I've never seen a ballet before, my dear.
07:57Which is a wheel in English
07:59With Qabar about Bay and Cycle
08:01The word bicycle literally means
08:03The two Ford cycles, we left them
08:04Quadricycle means four turns
08:06An Arab revolution on four wheels
08:08Not only that, but it's also without a horse.
08:10They used to call it Dear Horsesells Carg
08:12Arabic constellation, but that wasn't available yet.
08:14They should have said "four-wheeled car"
08:16Or an Arab woman without a horse
08:18Anything in a language like that so we can understand each other
08:20This quadricycle was distinguished by its gas engine.
08:23Not with a steam engine
08:24The advantage of this engine is its smaller size.
08:26Much larger than a steam engine
08:27The steam engine needs you to boil
08:30First, it needs to work with steam.
08:32So, to operate a car, it's like
08:33She makes a large cup of Turkish coffee
08:35At dawn you have to sit next to the car for an hour
08:38To operate the gas engine
08:39The problem was solved, and a model remained.
08:41Check with a relatively small engine
08:44For the Arabs, in reality, at that time
08:45It wasn't a foreign policy, on the contrary
08:46It has existed for a very long time.
08:48But it was just something related to the song.
08:50Something for people who have seen the cat
08:52And you could say, "I want one like this one, the one for me."
08:55The Arabic language was conducting a special workshop.
08:58For the Arabic puller
08:59Fish, spare parts and the current model year.
09:01Arabic is Japanese, not American or German.
09:04Arabic, one of them
09:05It is separated according to what the person pulling it is doing.
09:07Its existence is a marginal thing.
09:08Your own Tigaritic tongue is like this
09:09My dear, how many people know about Tariq?
09:11Sana 1899
09:13Ford had a good yard.
09:15He developed his design in a way that would allow him to convince
09:17Investors partner with him and open the company
09:19This was the beginning of The Detroit Automobile Company
09:23And what will happen next?
09:24Ford, Abu Hamad, no
09:25No, my dear, he means Ford. Why am I telling you that? No.
09:27That's not how it works, my dear.
09:29Madagashi Ford established
09:31Hezez is a company and has begun manufacturing his new design.
09:34The one called Arab
09:35He was still too young to say
09:37Arabic, and that's it, we don't care.
09:39Ford, my dear, was very excited and rented a factory
09:41A dead worker hastened and began manufacturing.
09:43Ford used to bring in different parts
09:45From Welch factories and he hastens in them
09:47He puts them together to implement it.
09:49Its design, but the problem was that it wasn't
09:51He noticed that it was a car manufacturing project.
09:53Wonderful, a must-have, and a dead Arab woman's manufacturing
09:56Something else entirely
09:57So, my dear, 100 was a very large number at the time.
09:59Because the company has been in operation for two full years.
10:01He only worked on twenty cars.
10:03Ford has so far been a despicable engineer
10:04And he created a meticulously crafted design of an impressive standard.
10:07Regarding his time
10:08The investors, of course, saw the boy's enthusiasm, the boy's energy, and the boy's intelligence.
10:11All this talk is sweet and strong
10:13God bless you, twenty Arab women in two years
10:15With excellent design and all that.
10:17Seven Money, Brothers
10:18Here are the profits, gains, and cash
10:21They all loved each other and decided
10:23They walk Henry Ford who owned you
10:2515% of the company, then Aziz's role
10:27No one should lead his absence, so Henry brought him back again.
10:29No, Henry is different, not Ford.
10:31And then the company was transformed into a company
10:33Ford, my dear, walks around the company while thinking
10:35He was criticizing the investors, he was saying
10:37They are dear to God, the Most High.
10:38He's a workaholic, not a country person.
10:39He thought he had mastered the design and manufacture of cars.
10:42But in order to provide a car for every person
10:45He must master its production.
10:46He began to think about and develop the production process itself.
10:49Ford noticed that the car required many different operations.
10:53This means many parts and many places.
10:55This means many workers and craftsmen
10:57And not only that, these workers must be very skilled.
11:00At that time, manufacturing was different.
11:01The entire industry is based on the concept of the workshop.
11:03If you go to any blacksmith's workshop
11:05You will find general tools with him
11:06For example, a saw—this saw just cuts.
11:09Where you cut a square, you cut a series.
11:11Cut a circle, cut first.
11:13This means that this workshop's craftsman is a Bajab craftsman
11:15Ford's artist told me this is a conversation with medicine.
11:17He thought he was working in a position
11:19It cuts squares, but its location
11:21It cuts out TV series, but
11:22Two areas where we work, a place that does specialized work
11:25First, this will save time. Second, this will save
11:27In Samaya, because he no longer needs to bring
11:29A skilled listener does a simple job
11:31I'll bring Fawali
11:33He removes the iron piece and places it in the spot.
11:35Thank you, Sheel, that's all.
11:37No, not just that, Ford told you
11:39I don't want the worker to move from his place at all.
11:41It means not just removing it and putting it back in, then going to the pieces.
11:43It's my turn now, no, I'm just messing with people.
11:45Worker's tools
11:47And a worker is standing in his place, and if he wants something
11:49There's another one, let's get this over with.
11:51Behind the scenes, the work was done much faster.
11:54The final image of the factory became
11:56One worker can do our job, Haifa
11:58It doesn't require any skill; it neither goes nor comes.
12:00He doesn't think, he just sleeps
12:02This group of large numbers
12:05Those who do trivial things
12:06Small will produce a large product
12:09And the great Arabic
12:10This model obviously has many problems.
12:13For example
12:14It's not like you're a craftsman.
12:16Abu Minshar will say, "Let's make a circle for me."
12:18Or square, but the machine comes out
12:20Squares, but we can't tell her to change them.
12:22Oh square, there's nothing, therefore
12:24For example, you say Ford is a shame, but it's black.
12:26There's no option, there isn't.
12:27But this, my dear, is not a problem; I just want a simple victim.
12:29By way of ensuring that every individual in society has an Arabic language with me
12:32The current problem, my dear friend, is that whoever found Ford
12:34The workers are fed up.
12:35Not because of repetition, but repetition is a simple matter.
12:37The biggest problem is that the worker loses his relationship
12:40From the final product, workshop crafts
12:42I know he's working on a car, but the Ford worker
12:44He installs a nail, and the next person completes it.
12:46That's it, a car or a plane, not a band.
12:49It is a role, and he stands here and rejoices in the iron.
12:51He puts a nail in it
12:52And thank you to the workers, my dear, for not enduring this horoscope.
12:55The worker resigned because he wanted to learn.
12:57Because this is a craft, he wants to feel like he's doing something.
12:59Why does he have a value that he doesn't want to remove or add?
13:00For the same reason, all day long, without being
13:02He understands what he's doing and why Ford
13:04Think about this problem, and you'll get angry.
13:07investors from it again
13:08He told you, "I will increase the workers' wages."
13:11And I know he'll raise it by five dollars
13:12The worker earns more than double per day
13:14Any competitors in the market
13:16Of course, my friend, the one Ford suggested was a genome.
13:18That's it, I won't do anything except tell the four
13:20At this time, he doesn't need to inflate people's prices.
13:22Because the American citizen was a monkey who revered work
13:24Production already
13:25He's leaving his company here because he's lazy.
13:27No, this is to work and learn more
13:29The investors were angry and objected; you're essentially eating from four lifetimes.
13:32This time, Ford was careful to remain in control and not let anyone control him.
13:36And the day after the announcement of the new plants
13:39Ten thousand workers went and worked at the source
13:41Actually, the guy who made that Ford was a picture
13:43Ford was making a very important promise
13:45Consumption
13:46All these workers will be able to buy whatever they want.
13:49Without even trying, she has great skills.
13:51Not only that
13:51Workers are now richer
13:53He is developing the production method
13:55So that the product becomes cheaper
13:56It means one day every worker in you, Detroit
13:59He'll have his car and Ford will win.
14:01And in action, Ford triumphed.
14:03And it wins the throne of the automotive industry.
14:05Actually, my dear, you won't win.
14:06Actually, my dear Ford, he didn't like to make a profit.
14:08He liked to save
14:09He saw another problem and wanted to solve it.
14:11It wasn't a Ford issue, you're just in a hurry.
14:13Ford was producing a model called the T at that time.
14:16T-shaped letter, my dear, I can't see it.
14:17Ford Model T
14:18The model who wins the sweater remains
14:20When he started producing it, the time that passed for each worker
14:23To repeat the task in his hand, it was approximately eight and a half hours
14:26For example, the worker would have to wait for him to put a lock on the car door.
14:29And then it works for how many seconds?
14:31Then the next car comes along and it repeats again
14:33He installs the car door, and then the other things.
14:36This duration, when it started with the T model, was eight and a half hours.
14:39From every need
14:40Ford was annoyed by how long it took.
14:42Because if you sat for eight and a half hours to repeat the task
14:45This means there's a difference between each batch of cars that finish
14:48And then eight and a half hours
14:50Ford is developing a faster production method.
14:52One day he visited an animal slaughterhouse in Chicago
14:55The massacres were very sophisticated.
14:56The reason is that people liked to go and visit it and then disperse.
14:59But don't eat
15:00Come on, kids, let's go out to the village. Where are we going, Daddy?
15:03We're going to the slaughterhouse
15:04It seemed, my dear, that a young family was showing him how to cut up and teach animals.
15:08And it seems, my dear, that the cardamom was enjoying itself.
15:10the important
15:10The Ford when he went
15:11Someone noticed that he wasn't doing anything very strange.
15:13The traditional image of a butcher is that he slaughters the animal and then cuts it into pieces.
15:17But in these massacres, the matter is different.
15:19He places the animal's body on a conveyor belt
15:21The car is moving and there are many butchers standing in front of it.
15:24And each one cuts the part that he specializes in.
15:26Ford said
15:27Why don't we do the opposite?
15:28We stop the butchers on the conveyor belt
15:30No, my dear, what should we stop?
15:31Instead of butchers cutting up the animal and dismembering it
15:34Ford will ride the car
15:35The animal will ride
15:36Which, my dear, is the image of the factories that you still see today.
15:38The worker stood in his place
15:40And the walk is what moves towards him.
15:41This means that every worker must be fast and accurate.
15:44The time he's doing this is so that they don't stop everything.
15:47And in how many years, my dear?
15:48Ford succeeded in reducing the price from one hour and a half to two minutes and twenty seconds.
15:52Arab Jet
15:52Close the door
15:54Walk
15:54Close the door
15:55Walk
15:56Close the door
15:57Walk
15:57Welcome
15:59Ford did something truly remarkable.
16:01He estimated that it produces the best car on the market.
16:03So you can take over the whole world
16:04Ford produced more than two million Model Ts in just one year.
16:08From twenty Arab countries in two years to two million in one year
16:11maybe
16:11No car has achieved success to this day
16:13Ford Model T
16:14Because it not only spread, but also many
16:16But because she chose history
16:18So, my dear, I'm talking about a very important point.
16:19The Model T was not the first car in history
16:22Not even the best car
16:24There's a better Arabic version.
16:25And there is a more beautiful Arabic version.
16:26And there are cheaper cars than them.
16:28But
16:28The Model T is the first car to have a few of all these features together.
16:32Arabic gives the highest value for the price
16:34Kima, for a price like he says
16:36This meant that anyone could have a car with her.
16:39And here, my dear, we begin Chapter Three
16:41In the history of the city
16:42My dear friend, he destroyed the tram city.
16:44The chapter in history did not last for more than 40 years.
16:48Because of the one
16:49My dear, 2 million cars are produced annually.
16:52What are you going to do in the streets?
16:54This is where the moment begins when cities transform into places where the Saqrat walk.
16:59And a new chapter began, called the City of Arabia.
17:02Arab production had a very specific and direct impact on people.
17:06Every human being is now free to move at any time.
17:09Under almost any circumstances, you can go anywhere.
17:11It's raining, and there's a fire on the railway line, so what?
17:15I have my car, I can drive anywhere, anytime
17:17I want to take the kids to visit their grandfather in the village.
17:20Because it's his fourth birthday at night after work
17:22No problem at all, I want to visit the pyramids.
17:24Their grandfather was exalted
17:25Nothing can stop anyone from going anywhere anymore.
17:28But this freedom came at a price.
17:30Taman is the city itself
17:32The people paid the price for freedom from the city's land.
17:34After the widespread use of cars
17:36It has become clear that pedestrians and vehicles cannot walk in the same place.
17:40The planners began to think of solutions to separate themselves.
17:42Many attempts and many different ideas
17:44But the simplest and most stable solution is the sidewalk.
17:47The street that people used to walk on has become a street for cars.
17:51On either side is a pedestrian walkway
17:53Those who woke up to this time are an exception
17:54Because the new cars created opportunities that didn't exist before.
17:58That's what I'm telling you, cars really gave you an incredible amount of freedom.
18:02In a tram city, you need to live close to the city center.
18:05So that you can stay close to transportation.
18:06In the city of Arabiyat, you can live anywhere.
18:08She lives outside the city and works on its outskirts.
18:10Don't even go into the heart of the city.
18:12The places outside the city that used to be natural
18:14Or magicians or landscape
18:16It became known as real estate with beautiful views
18:18Because now you can buy any plot of land anywhere in the world.
18:22Access to it remains available.
18:23From this arose a new urban pattern called the suburb
18:26The US government encouraged it
18:28And it provided facilities for people who want to build houses in the desert
18:31Real estate developers have begun building outside the city.
18:34In 1946
18:35Lyft has begun construction on America's largest housing project.
18:39In the same style he used in the buildings
18:41In the American case, the victim remains wood.
18:42Think of it as an Arabic language with parts
18:44They fit together
18:45The shape of these parts has been confirmed
18:47to make
18:47Charge
18:48Installed on site
18:49And in a moment
18:49There are still 17,400 new homes available.
18:53In the factory
18:53The factory is their work
18:54They all look the same
18:55They are all outside the city
18:56It means everyone who lives here needs to have a car.
18:58All these cars
18:59What do you need?
19:00Asfal walks on it
19:01And you left it
19:02and a pedestrian walkway
19:03and traffic signals
19:04In America, in the stubborn
19:05Half of the city's area is allocated to streets.
19:08Car victory locations and petrol stations
19:10And the signs come to the Arabs
19:12And other necessities that must be present
19:14For the cars
19:15In a study conducted in Los Angeles
19:16I found that 59% of the administrative district area
19:20sixty years
19:21It was intended for the streets
19:22And the parking is just
19:23But the planners were still enthusiastic about Arabic.
19:26If you have a car
19:27You're going anywhere
19:28He stays here.
19:28Keeping different uses separate from each other
19:31Abu Habil's characteristics
19:32Uses of the principles
19:33Why would there be a residential building?
19:34Under the current
19:35This is my residence, and it has its own requirements and needs.
19:37This is a commercial building and it has its own dialogue.
19:40If we gathered all the residential areas in one place
19:42And the commercial in one place
19:43You're not going anywhere because you're in a car and can go anytime.
19:45And of course, during this period
19:46The city is divided into a commercial district
19:48Industrial inspiration
19:49school district
19:50residential neighborhood
19:51To the end of these divisions
19:53But this, my dear, led to many other problems.
19:55In the book Life and Death of Great American Cities
19:58The Death and Life of Great American Cities
20:00Urban planner Jane Jacobs notes
20:03If there remains a security problem
20:04If there is a residential area only
20:07Or a factory area
20:09All the residents go to work in the morning
20:11The residential area remains empty in the morning.
20:12There's nothing in it but the bonds of homes
20:14Because their children are in the school district
20:16Al-Jalima drugs increased
20:17All these houses
20:18No one is protecting her.
20:19It became necessary
20:20If we are building infrastructure for the future
20:22Police patrols and surveillance cameras
20:24While he remained in the mixed, composite city
20:27The ones with residential neighborhoods
20:28Mixed with commercial districts and schools
20:31All this talk
20:32There are always people
20:33See the street?
20:34Except for your initial post on the balcony
20:36Or the owner of the grocery store downstairs
20:37Arabic has led to an increase in the cost of building cities.
20:40Very high degree
20:41Industrial area
20:42residential
20:43Working only in the morning
20:44At night, the builders went
20:45The factories are closed
20:46I mean all these buildings and roads
20:48Electricity and drainage networks
20:49Feeding the workers
20:51Just 8 hours a day
20:52And the day remained
20:52Money thrown away doesn't give you anything
20:54The truth is that Arabic too
20:55Just as the storyteller made it easy
20:56As I said, it caused problems.
20:58Among them is the most important problem
20:59Her problem is with the environment.
21:00These car parts
21:01And this isn't the only problem with the car.
21:03That's her only problem with trees and squirrels.
21:05But Arabic caused much bigger problems.
21:07With the city and community
21:08I, Abu Hamad, will abandon the carriages and ride well
21:10No, my dear
21:10You forgot the dominant chapter
21:12Which lasted 40 years
21:13Trump City
21:14Or a city with public transportation
21:16This model
21:17It became more widespread in Europe.
21:19And it results in crowded streets, that's perfectly normal.
21:21But here, the chaos remains a chaos of problems.
21:23With a traffic jam of cars
21:24And that's why the streets
21:25historical areas
21:26It has no prestige, as I said in the first episode.
21:28Because they are inherently problematic streets.
21:29It's for people, not for cars.
21:31It has no prestige anywhere in the world.
21:33All this, my dear, because of one car
21:34Ford Model T
21:35This is what changed our city today.
21:37Ford, my dear, was ambitious.
21:38He wanted to change the worker
21:39He wants to make every human being free to move
21:42He does what he wants
21:43And he succeeded completely in what he wanted to do.
21:44One of six schools sent him a reply
21:49Your car
21:50You made her angry with the one
21:51We are all people who are relieved
21:53But
21:53The total was not small
21:54Ford was unaware of the change this would bring.
21:56He will change the world because he is a degree
21:58Be aware that the Ford story
21:59It's not about inventing the engine
22:00Not even the invention of Arabic
22:01But the story of the Arabic language for every Ford
22:04Ford didn't invent anything new.
22:05But he mastered an existing need
22:07And if he really needs to invent it
22:09It is an invention
22:09Mother Naif
22:10In modern life
22:11Abundance lifestyle
22:13In producing every need
22:14Every person is available to me to buy a mobile phone.
22:17and laptop
22:17Wardum, Akel, and Furnishing
22:19Anything, anytime
22:20Everyone is bored with their job
22:22Because I feel he doesn't provide anything useful.
22:23Because he's only responsible for one step inside
22:26large system
22:26Something comes out in the end
22:28He doesn't participate in it directly.
22:30Ford is also responsible for this.
22:31And in the end
22:32Literally
22:33The city's shape with its roads
22:35With its buildings and sidewalks
22:36And your life is completely changing.
22:39If you were to transfer to Sayyida Zeinab
22:40For October or the gathering
22:41It might indeed be Western
22:43It is the greatest freedom an individual can have
22:45But, my dear
22:46And I'm trying not to be romantic
22:47It could be the worst thing that ever happened to the city.
22:49Should we choose the individual or the city?
22:51I don't know
22:51But, my dear
22:52Last but not least
22:53Let's look at the previous cases
22:54Let's see who's serious.
22:54Let's go down and look at the sources
22:55We are on YouTube
22:56Nekrouz on the Baqa channel
22:58Dear, do you have a license?
22:59Labe and Hamid Lin
23:00Share, my dear, note that you appreciated and marketed the crazy one in BMW
23:03But my dear, that's all.
23:03My dear, I mean
23:04I haven't lived long enough, but I've been very grateful.
23:08What's this, my dear?
23:10Driba in Hadatha
23:12And
23:13What you have is what you brought.
23:45Translated by Nancy Qanqar