Arabbers, Baltimore's Horse-Drawn vendors sustain a historic tradition

The video discusses the tradition of A-rapping in Baltimore, a practice involving horse-drawn carts to sell goods. It highlights the history, daily routine, and community impact of A-rappers, emphasizing the importance of preserving this tradition for future generations.

What is the historical significance of horse-drawn carts in Baltimore according to the speaker?

• They are a new trend in the city.

• They have been a part of the city for over a century.

• They are only used for special occasions.

• They were introduced by the speaker's father.

What is the primary task of an A rapper in the morning?

• Feeding the horse.

• Designing the fruit display on the wagon.

• Cleaning the streets.

• Delivering newspapers.

How do customers typically interact with A rappers?

• They call out their orders from their windows.

• They visit a central market.

• They wait at the door with a list.

• They send orders via mail.

What message does the speaker want to convey to the youth?

• Selling drugs is the only way to make money.

• Technology jobs are the future.

• Education is not important.

• A rapping is a viable and positive way to earn a living.

What is the speaker's dream for the future of A rapping?

• To see it become a global phenomenon.

• To replace it with modern vehicles.

• To have it last forever.

• To limit it to historical reenactments.