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(suspenseful music)

(upbeat music)

- How are you doing? - Good morning.

- I don't believe you!! - Good seeing you.

(man speaks in foreign language)

(upbeat music)

- So when someone comes in and asks you,

what's the difference between buying

a regular film of any kind versus a ceramic film.

The ceramic film, of course,

we know is gonna have a higher heat rejection,

but the biggest benefit is that

when you put that ceramic film on a car,

if they drive out and they come back

in two years, three years,

the difference of the heat rejection

that it loses is less than 10%.

Any other film, when they come back in two years,

is gonna be down to like less than half.

The ceramic stays stable for a very long time.

(serene music)

- Well, I can tell you what, though.

I don't know if you realize this.

You know when Tint World started, when it was it founded?

1982.

So we've been doing this,

there was no such thing as anybody, no tint shops in 1982.

We were the first.

We started with one store, and it quickly caught on.

In 2006, I wrote the system

because I felt this has gotta be everywhere.

I wanted to do something that I wanted to do,

and what I wanted to do is I wanted to work with cars,

and I really enjoyed car stereos.

I actually moved down to South Florida.

I took two suitcases,

a one-way ticket to Florida from Brooklyn, New York.

The business that I wanted to do was what we do now,

car stereo, detailing, window tinting, accessories.

I didn't learn all these things from going to college.

I learned these things from people

that I made relationships with.

And for the first 20, 25 stores,

it was me and Anthony.

I went to SEMA and I had a trade show booth at SEMA,

and who comes walking down the hall?

Paul. - Oh.

- Paul Pirro comes walking down, Cha--

And I knew Paul.

I don't know if you realize, Paul,

everybody in the industry knows who Paul is.

And then we were there for probably

'til we got to about 30 stores.

Then I says, Paul, we need another operations manager.

I can't travel, and do all this in-house,

and do all the legal.

I need to, he says, okay.

He goes, I got a perfect guy.

John Marsh came on,

Paul came full-time from part-time,

John Marsh came full-time,

and then it just kept going from there.

All our franchisees, they're like family.

They can call me any time of the day,

and I'm going to answer the phone.

The reason why you're gonna be able

to grow as fast and quick as you want

is 'cause there's nobody else like us.

There's no national or international brand of what we do.

If it took me 30 years to be where I am,

it's only gonna take them 10 if they follow the system,

and all the other pieces in between,

that's my value proposition.

(upbeat music)

(serene music)

(suspenseful music)

(airplane engine roars)

(car engine revs)

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For more infomation >> Tint World HQ Entourage Visit to Dubai *New International Franchise Episode 1* - Duration: 9:01.

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Speculation over how N. Korean leader will travel to Hanoi and what he will do there - Duration: 2:30.

Keeping our sights fixed on the host country.

Pyeongyang's protocol chief is checking out various spots around Hanoi.

The places the official visits provides hints as to how the North Korean leader will make

his way to Vietnam and where he'll drop by during his stay.

Here's Oh Jung-hee with the details.

Kim Jong-un will reportedly arrive in Hanoi on February 25th, a couple of days ahead of

his summit with President Trump.

For his journey from Pyeongyang to Vietnam, two options are available -- plane and train.

It's likely that Kim Jong-un will take his personal jet Chammae-1 and land at Noi Bai

International Airport.

Or, he could choose a safer option and use a Chinese plane, just like he did for the

Singapore summit.

Either way, it will take about 3 and a half hours from North Korea to Vietnam by air.

But it's also possible Kim could take a special train.

Over the weekend, the North's protocol chief Kim Chang-son visited Vietnamese city of Lang

Son on the border with China... and had a quick look at the rail tracks.

This has led to speculation that Kim Jong-un may travel to Lang Son by train, and then

travel to Hanoi by road.

That would take about 60 hours.

As this will be Kim Jong-un's first state visit to Vietnam, Kim will meet the Vietnamese

President... and visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to pay his respects.

Ho Chi Minh had two summits with Kim Il-sung, the late former North Korean leader and Kim

Jong-un's grandfather.

But considering Kim Jong-un's strong will to develop the North's economy, it's highly

likely that Kim will tour around spots that symbolize Vietnam's economic development.

Reuters reports that he'll visit the manufacturing base of Bac Ninh and the industrial port city

of Hai Phong.

It's possible that Kim will visit Bac Ninh, because Pyeongyang's protocol chief stopped

over there and reportedly visited Samsung Electronics' smartphone factory on Sunday.

Other possible stops are the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Hoa Lac Hi-Tech

Park... where the North's foreign minister Ri Yong-ho visited last year to study Vietnam's

Doi Moi economic reforms.

Meanwhile, Kim is highly likely to stop by at the famous tourist destination, Ha Long

Bay, to learn how to boost the North's tourism industry.

It was also visited by his grandfather in 1964.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

For more infomation >> Speculation over how N. Korean leader will travel to Hanoi and what he will do there - Duration: 2:30.

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Speculation over how N. Korean leader will travel to Hanoi and what he will do there - Duration: 2:30.

Keeping our sights fixed on the host country.

Pyeongyang's protocol chief is checking out various spots around Hanoi.

The places the official visits provides hints as to how the North Korean leader will make

his way to Vietnam and where he'll drop by during his stay.

Here's Oh Jung-hee with the details.

Kim Jong-un will reportedly arrive in Hanoi on February 25th, a couple of days ahead of

his summit with President Trump.

For his journey from Pyeongyang to Vietnam, two options are available -- plane and train.

It's likely that Kim Jong-un will take his personal jet Chammae-1 and land at Noi Bai

International Airport.

Or, he could choose a safer option and use a Chinese plane, just like he did for the

Singapore summit.

Either way, it will take about 3 and a half hours from North Korea to Vietnam by air.

But it's also possible Kim could take a special train.

Over the weekend, the North's protocol chief Kim Chang-son visited Vietnamese city of Lang

Son on the border with China... and had a quick look at the rail tracks.

This has led to speculation that Kim Jong-un may travel to Lang Son by train, and then

travel to Hanoi by road.

That would take about 60 hours.

As this will be Kim Jong-un's first state visit to Vietnam, Kim will meet the Vietnamese

President... and visit Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum to pay his respects.

Ho Chi Minh had two summits with Kim Il-sung, the late former North Korean leader and Kim

Jong-un's grandfather.

But considering Kim Jong-un's strong will to develop the North's economy, it's highly

likely that Kim will tour around spots that symbolize Vietnam's economic development.

Reuters reports that he'll visit the manufacturing base of Bac Ninh and the industrial port city

of Hai Phong.

It's possible that Kim will visit Bac Ninh, because Pyeongyang's protocol chief stopped

over there and reportedly visited Samsung Electronics' smartphone factory on Sunday.

Other possible stops are the Vietnam Academy of Agricultural Sciences and Hoa Lac Hi-Tech

Park... where the North's foreign minister Ri Yong-ho visited last year to study Vietnam's

Doi Moi economic reforms.

Meanwhile, Kim is highly likely to stop by at the famous tourist destination, Ha Long

Bay, to learn how to boost the North's tourism industry.

It was also visited by his grandfather in 1964.

Oh Jung-hee, Arirang News.

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