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UkeRescue saving "Ukulele" Brand Tenor: Goodwill GoodFind or Fixer-Upper?

This is an unboxing of a tenor ukulele that has "Ukulele" as its brand. It's been painted. Its neck is separating slightly from the body. The bridge is slightly raised. That tune scarcely sounds at all like Johnny Mercer's song "Dream." The video caption suggests that Longville Tom Adams is getting maybe one out of three notes right but this ukulele is not capable of getting any where close to that. It needs work. The instrument: Ukulele brand Tenor cut away top is 1/8 inch or thicker wood product of some kind. Not sure about the sides and back or neck or fretboard. The nut has paint on it. The saddle appears to be a hard plastic. The bridge appears to be an unfinished unspecified wood much softer than walnut or rosewood. It is a cut away design. Longville Tom Adams likes the way the uke is painted, even if it isn't the best job. It has been suggested that this was a waste of the $26.74, including tax and FedEx shipping from Arkansas Goodwill. It doesn't hold its tune at all.