The stunned moment when you told the guy, "We're settled up". Shows how we've come to not expect kindness and good deeds from our fellows. Hope he pays it forward.
For the first 22 years of my life I lived on a terrible dirt road where our trucks stayed in 4wd for several months of the year. I hated it then but am grateful now for the skills it taught me. Good work!
Definitely no judgement on the last rescue. We have that type of muddy road here in Alberta, and work trucks get stuck in the middle of them all the time. Knowing he was out of his skill level was a great call.
Definitely no judgement there! We have similar roads in some areas of Manitoba. Can go from clay that turns to pure grease with seemingly a drop of water to swamp mud here. Doesn't matter what the road conditions are though, if you feel you're not skilled enough, call for help instead of wrecking your ride. He made the right choice by calling Matt.
I was almost gonna say something about him deciding to call for help but he made the right choice i think. He knew he wasnt gonna be able to get it out so he made the right call. Many people just do not have the experience to drive in adverse conditions. He was at least smart enough to realize this.
The dude at the end made the right call on that - holy crap, that was some SLICK mud! Even the Morrvair truggled quite a bit... 😲 But Matt is right: it takes some driver skills to drive safely in those slick conditions. Mud, wet mud, wet sand, dry sand, snow, wet snow, icy snow, pure ice - if you don't know the limits of your vehicle you're going into the ditch... 👀
And then there is gumbo mud! that sticks to your tires like rolling up a ball for a snowman! You drive in that by keeping your speed high enough to throw it off. (faster than I ever had nerve enough to go). And it is also extremely slippery.
Matt, do not sell yourself short. They say that you can have many years experience doing one thing, but all round experience in many. Your 4x4 driving & recovery is epic. Keep at it. I have been following you and the Matt's Recovery Team for the last two & half years. Unfortunately I am too far away to "Make a Call" to get a T shirt, from Durban, South Africa. Waiting for the next update on the Golden Nugget.
I totally agree. Matt's 4x4 skills are totally radical. I watch all his videos to learn more 4x4 driving tips. In my opinion Matt is the greatest 4x4 driver that has ever lived. PERIOD!!!!
@@carlt8188 Nobody’s the greatest, there’s a multitude of capable drivers in these conditions out there. But importantly Matt’s a thinker, and that’s what it takes to get the “feel” and feedback from the controls, the tyres, the amount of slippage on each individual tyre… these are the skills that get you home, not pushing the rev limiter and wrecking your rig.
@@clivehorridge MATT IS THE GREATEST EVER!!! HES THE GREATEST RUclipsR EVER THE GREATEST WITH A BEARD THE GREATEST MOUNTAIN DEW DRINKER THE GREATEST DERBY CAR CRASHER THE GREATEST WELDER THE GREATEST FRIEND OF ED THE GREATEST EVERYTHING!!!!!
Hope you feel better Matt. Great recovery in the mud. Wow and your wife is a great driver too. Saw her doing some rock climbing on Fab Rats channel. Love you guys.
Matt you have real “street smarts”. You know how to get things done whether it’s sand, snow or mud. It seems when you have a real challenge you do whatever needs to be done (even unconventional methods) to ‘get um out’. I would certainly want you to be the one I called when I was STUCK in something. Go MORR team!! Good driving skills Jaime (sp).
“we’re settled up, i’m just gonna give you a t shirt” that’s pretty cool. matt was probably just glad this guy called him to drive the truck out instead of having to climb under it to pull it out of a ditch 😂
It's already settled, the in video promotion has paid for about 300 recovery, he would of got $100k I recon from the promo if not more they pay real well when you have a big fan base and get hundreds of thousands if not million views
@@drugansltd4344 I think you would find that the promotion would pay an order of magnitude less than what you are suggesting. It would likely be between $1,000 - $10,000 for this video. To net 100k from a brand deal per video you would need to be hitting 10M views and have a track record of hitting those numbers.
Matt glad you are feeling better , driving on mud like that sucks been there done that it's like driving on ice it's not fun at all ..Glad everyone got out safe and sound .
Not fun? I think that depends on what your used to, and what you like.. I spend more time on ice every year than anything else and while it can be a bit hairy, I still tend to love it... Ice is only bad if you over do the momentum... you can stop on it without getting deathly dirty and expensive to get out-- unlike with mud. Like Matt was saying, experiance goes a long ways toward what you can and can't do, and I'll add, toward how much fun it is! I think I'd hate that greasy mud... I could probably do it OK because of the ice experiance, but I'd bet I'd hate it. We dont get that here, here its thick gloppy and deep... instant stuck for anything under full throttle, no slidding around.
Not fun? Hmmm. Once upon the time I was a Norwegian, driving big rigs largely in the arctic region. In the beginning it was a horror show. Then I started getting used to it and towards the end everything else was boring. So I'm not scared of slippery conditions, but I DO have respect for them, though..
I have been driving off road all my life (I’m 52 now). I was raised on a farm with 4x4’s, and heavy equipment, and I’ve been in land surveying in southern WV full time for the last 25 years. I can get where I’m going in mud, snow, ice, rock crawling etc. most of the time, but I’ve never driven in the “blow sand” that you guys have. I have a feeling, I’d be stuck in about 30’. Driving off road is a constant learning experience.
@tim if you have been driving 4x4 all your life you will be fine in the sand. I've been offroading since I was 5 and sand was very new 20 years ago to me, especially the large sand dune in Glamis but I learn to master it in a few times out.
Matt when your wife has alot of fun driving through the mud you know she is a keeper you guys and gals have helped me through my recovery from foot surgery the last 2 months thank you
This x1000000 Nothing wrong with admitting you’re uncomfortable or too inexperienced and asking for help. Undoubtedly the person who helps you is just as inexperienced or uncomfortable with something else, maybe even something you’re the expert at.
And that's why Matt could say "you did the right thing" with a straight face. There's a tiny bit of room for a bruised ego when you're home safe and sound without a damaged vehicle at the end of the day, after having called for help. Whereas there's TONS of room for you to sit with your bruised ego, and whatever else got bruised along the way, if you slide off a cliff and are waiting days/weeks for a recovery of a potentially totalled vehicle.
The cold doesn't make people sick. It's the fact the common cold virus can spread much much easier when its cold out. Doesn't matter if you're wearing a jacket and gloves or not.
That slick clay mud is somthing else! But you got them out safe and promptly. Much respect and love at the end. "How do we get settled up?".... "we are settled up, I'm gonna give you a shirt"! With smiles on both faces. I love seeing a kind heart and soul sharing positive gestures.
A few videos back there was a comment about how MORR doesn't pitch products they don't believe in. Fishing games? I'd rather watch Trevor go fishing for real!
Your 1/4 penny per view doesn't go super far to pay the editors or buy the audio/video equipment, buy parts for vehicle builds or pay salaries for build projects which are a loss... Welcome to trying to run a youtube business 🤷♂️ hard decisions must be made to make the projects you want to do happen...
@@berryreading4809 - I can't tell if you're agreeing with me or "educating" me. MrTwostring isn't my main channel. I actually was full time on YT for a while and still participate in a pay-to-play group for people who are growing their YT channel.
This was an interesting video in my opinion the best part was the last recovery where Matt was explaining about his experience and where he learned his experience from. In my opinion you guys should include more stuff where Matt is explaining it is very educational and people can learn something new
As always, more great recovery’s from the MORR team. Nice to see Jamie helping out, you could see how much she was concentrating just buy looking at her face.
There’s something about your clips that really stirs great things up in ppl. I think Matt really is a Colonel, General Ed, Sgt Rudi, Private Trevor, Nurse Lizzy and so on . I really love your stuff guys . Thank you
Not only was that a smart call on that guys part, calling you to get him down. But that was an awesome, act of kindness calling it square, where most people would have charged for that little extra experience
Great job on all recoveries the last one was a greasy muddy slip & slide Jamie said it was fun that's a good recovery lol my friday morning is complete I watched Robby Layton, Fab Rats and MORR while working in my shop, thank's for sharing 😉👍
As I watch y’all do sand, snow, mountain & rock recoveries I marvel, all we have in SE Texas is mud and and swamp. That’s where we play and do our recoveries. Keep up the great videos !!!
I hated to see game ad. You guys are growing faster than one could expect, and this is genuine content what makes the channel growing. Just do what you do, it will be rewarded by subscriptions, not f.g ads.
@@filmaynard Sure, not a problem. I've only expressed my opinion and my rights to dislike the -ad- video. Also I truly believe that keeping content ad-free is more profitable in distant prospect.
Hey Matt and Crew That was a fun little video. Seeing people other than Matt drive the MORRVAIR is kinda cool. The MORRVAIR is kind of a beast so to watch the gals drive like it is an everyday thing was great to see. Thanx fur takin us along fur the ride and adventures. Stay Warm, Be Safe
I grew up driving in mud like that so what you were saying made perfect sense to me! I have learned a lot about driving in sand just from watching this channel. You guys are awesome!
Good call by the last guy. Know your limits and don't be afraid to ask for a little help when needed. Besides, body work is getting WAY too expensive these days.
So true Matt! I was brought up around banger racing on dirt, raced on dirt as a young’un then i built cars for guys who raced tarmac (look up uk banger racing, like derby but faster, harder n racier). Driving stuff thats bent or broke or on dirt is better than any skid or advanced driving bs. Love how the channel has grown, props to you all!! 👍🇬🇧👍
What about rallysport? They'll roll the car back on it's wheels after a crash and "press on regardless." Gotta love a sport that dismisses a roll-over by saying "he had a moment."
I worked for a tow company years ago, they had a giant semi sized wrecker, I always liked the recovery aspect, but there were alot of accidents that were difficult to work. Cattle trailer with 70 cows in it flipped on its side comes to mind, ive never seen so much blood and poop in my life. It was all over all the winch lines, tow ropes, straps, I have never felt that dirty ever. People not knowing their vehicles limits has led to alot more than body damage. This seems like a much more fun environment to work in. Wish I could go.
It may surprise a bunch of you but less than 50% of people when I've asked them couldn't explain or comprehend how ABS works. Matt, I knew you spoke actual LOGICAL truths!! You Sir, understand ABS and I'd deduce, ALSO the principals of TCS and DSC!!!
Awesome video…….. but please lose the advertisement that has nothing to do with what your about. Maybe promote the kit and accessories that you believe in. In means more than a random add. Please keep the channel real.
Mud, glorious mud. We have a lot of clay here in Arizona that turns to liquid snot when it rains. Got caught in frog strangler downpour while driving back to Pleasant Valley and 4X just becomes useless and driving downhill becomes barely controlled chaos. I must have been putting on quite a show because the bull elk standing next to the road never moved as he watch me slip and slide by.
Being poor can also make you learn how to drive a car that won't shift, or stop as expected, or having an engine that stalls in rush hour traffic, etc... Love these vids Matt and crew!
Great video, the videographers are excellently . This channel is so enjoyable anyone can watch any chapter they are so enjoyable. Good rescues everyone safe. Please take care yourselves thanks 😊
I enjoy your videos a lot, because of the interesting recoveries and your family and friend adventures. PLEASE DON'T RUIN THEM WITH ADVERTISING GAME CRAP, ETC! Just keep them in the link. Thank You!
totally agree, how many people would download such game vs how many people would donate just to see the content, the same way they send cookies and things or donate for charity they would chip in.
I hear you I hate ads just as much as you do but he is pulling people out and not charging them and probably still paying the guys with him so to me that is pretty cool so I give him a pass
How hard is it to fast-forward through an ad if you don't want to see it? At least they made a funny segue into it. Whiners. "I just want my free entertainment. How dare you inconvenience me for 30 seconds to make a living off of it!"
0:50 Man, that water is so clear and the rocks underneath. You guys have such beautiful scenery out there. In the Midwest that'd be surrounded by brush and the bottom would be clay mud.
MORR has always been one of my favorite channels, but I pay for RUclips Premium so I won't have to see commercials. Please don't spoil things with ads. Thanks.
You may pay for premium but that doesn't make up for the fact that RUclips screws the content creators over. A quick 30 second ad you can skip past is worth dealing with to continue to get Matt's videos. Keep in mind, Matt has to pay his camera man, editor and additional support he may need to be able to provide these videos.
@@SketchyAsFunk I'm just trying to provide respectful, helpful input. My preference is to not be subjected to ads. I may watch videos with ads, but I'm less likely to watch, and I think that applies to many other people as well. I hope that input is helpful to Matt. i don't begrudge him the income. I'd prefer him to have a Patreon account or to simply list sponsors at the start of a video. Just my opinion. I hope it that is helpful.
was it really an ad or just a clever fun spoof, since there was not a linc, think about it. Reminds me of the early SNL shows where they would do an ad and it took you half of it to realize it was all a spoof.
Aw heck.. I usually skip all the ad reads but now I'm gonna need Trevor to do more ad reads. Let him be creative with the tone, read the ad with falling down in the snow gusto!! Go Trevor! :D
I hate to say this, but I really love the MORR only videos and I don’t know why. The confabs are good, but some of them seem somewhat chaotic. You guys are the best and I really appreciate riding along with you. Particularly liked the part with Jamie driving, just nonchalantly sliding along in the mud.. ❤️👍👍👍👍👍😎
Darwin Barrett------Sometimes they cooperate on very difficult jobs , that are " messy" . They just did a video with Robbie Layton , of Layton Autobody , and Rory , with his Trail Mater , where they had to drive to Indianola , to rescue 3 vehicles . It gave you an idea of all the different skill sets , and pieces of equipment , that are out there . ( I do understand where you are coming from . The group jobs are more stressful . )
I have always been impressed with the filming and editing quality of this channel. I think, when others get involved, it throws off their filming flow and they end up with choppier editing as a result. I'm a fan of Robby, but they gotta learn how to edit out the fluff. MORR videos have a great ratio of quality content vs video length. I don't skip through MORR videos, I always watch the whole thing. (well, until they placed a dumb fishing app ad in there. I skipped over that part right away)
@@williameddy1662 yes, that was an excellent group recovery and I understand the need to work with others. I got the impression that Robby was the one who asked for assistance on that one. MORR and Fab Rats teamwork recoveries are also great videos. I love them all, just find the MORR only videos to be smoother.
Here in Eastern Canada, half frozen greasy roads are what all our back roads are like for 6 months of the year. Dedicated studded winter tires on my 4x4 from November to April.
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The stunned moment when you told the guy, "We're settled up". Shows how we've come to not expect kindness and good deeds from our fellows. Hope he pays it forward.
Does that mean the business swapped to making money from RUclips and sponsorships to do these calls as favors / for free?
@@NiSE_Rafter No, it means he owed that guy money for some reason.
@@NiSE_Rafter If that happened, they'll bombed to death by the phone calls...
If paying it forward really took off, we wouldn't need money at all....
@@ericmoon8892 Money....its a gas
For the first 22 years of my life I lived on a terrible dirt road where our trucks stayed in 4wd for several months of the year. I hated it then but am grateful now for the skills it taught me. Good work!
Definitely no judgement on the last rescue. We have that type of muddy road here in Alberta, and work trucks get stuck in the middle of them all the time. Knowing he was out of his skill level was a great call.
Get a Lil mud on the tires. Presto from Saskatchewan here
Definitely no judgement there! We have similar roads in some areas of Manitoba. Can go from clay that turns to pure grease with seemingly a drop of water to swamp mud here. Doesn't matter what the road conditions are though, if you feel you're not skilled enough, call for help instead of wrecking your ride. He made the right choice by calling Matt.
Especially around NW Calgary... Jast deep, wet, sticky clay.
In the words of Clint Eastwood, "A mans gott'a know his limitations"
I was almost gonna say something about him deciding to call for help but he made the right choice i think. He knew he wasnt gonna be able to get it out so he made the right call. Many people just do not have the experience to drive in adverse conditions. He was at least smart enough to realize this.
I’m still amazed how great this family is towards others. Wonderful people.
The face of unexpected kindness. When “we’re settled up” happens
Classy move.
Yes… this
he just didn't want to talk money in front of the camera
Best part!!!
@@valterponte yeah, like he doesn't have the ability to edit it out.
The dude at the end made the right call on that - holy crap, that was some SLICK mud! Even the Morrvair truggled quite a bit... 😲
But Matt is right: it takes some driver skills to drive safely in those slick conditions. Mud, wet mud, wet sand, dry sand, snow, wet snow, icy snow, pure ice - if you don't know the limits of your vehicle you're going into the ditch... 👀
Dude was hammered. You could tell Matt wasn't pleased. Matt "that's all I got to say about that"
And then there is gumbo mud! that sticks to your tires like rolling up a ball for a snowman! You drive in that by keeping your speed high enough to throw it off. (faster than I ever had nerve enough to go). And it is also extremely slippery.
I agree
Matt, do not sell yourself short.
They say that you can have many years experience doing one thing, but all round experience in many.
Your 4x4 driving & recovery is epic. Keep at it.
I have been following you and the Matt's Recovery Team for the last two & half years. Unfortunately I am too far away to "Make a Call" to get a T shirt, from Durban, South Africa.
Waiting for the next update on the Golden Nugget.
Also from Durban 😉
Check fab rats channel if you want to see golden nugget videos
I totally agree. Matt's 4x4 skills are totally radical. I watch all his videos to learn more 4x4 driving tips. In my opinion Matt is the greatest 4x4 driver that has ever lived. PERIOD!!!!
@@carlt8188 and now more people are going to be so stupid all because all electrical car self park 🙄
The only people I consider better (or at least equal) than Matt are Rory and BSF Recovery
I have to say I love seeing Jaymie behind the wheel. Every time she is put behind the wheel she handles it flawlessly. Way to go Jaymie!!
Matt is so modest concerning his 4X4 skills, I would put Matt's skills up against near anyone! Thanks again crew for another great video.
Steve, Matt is the greatest 4x4 driver that has ever lived.
@@carlt8188 honestly paul might edge him out on that one
@@publicplans5696 Are you kidding me? Matt is the greatest driver that has ever lived, PERIOD!!!!!
@@carlt8188
Nobody’s the greatest, there’s a multitude of capable drivers in these conditions out there.
But importantly Matt’s a thinker, and that’s what it takes to get the “feel” and feedback from the controls, the tyres, the amount of slippage on each individual tyre… these are the skills that get you home, not pushing the rev limiter and wrecking your rig.
@@clivehorridge MATT IS THE GREATEST EVER!!! HES THE GREATEST RUclipsR EVER THE GREATEST WITH A BEARD THE GREATEST MOUNTAIN DEW DRINKER THE GREATEST DERBY CAR CRASHER THE GREATEST WELDER THE GREATEST FRIEND OF ED THE GREATEST EVERYTHING!!!!!
Hope you feel better Matt. Great recovery in the mud. Wow and your wife is a great driver too. Saw her doing some rock climbing on Fab Rats channel. Love you guys.
Trevor grabs his fishing pole and then sits down to play a fishing app on his phone...a literal Bait n' Switch!
Lol!
Matt you have real “street smarts”. You know how to get things done whether it’s sand, snow or mud. It seems when you have a real challenge you do whatever needs to be done (even unconventional methods) to ‘get um out’. I would certainly want you to be the one I called when I was STUCK in something. Go MORR team!! Good driving skills Jaime (sp).
pretty sure thats just called being experienced and smart. not street smarts.. he aint a ex gang member bro lol.
The brown mud at the bottom
Of the morrvair was the best bruised banana look I’ve ever seen. Haha
“we’re settled up, i’m just gonna give you a t shirt”
that’s pretty cool. matt was probably just glad this guy called him to drive the truck out instead of having to climb under it to pull it out of a ditch 😂
It's already settled, the in video promotion has paid for about 300 recovery, he would of got $100k I recon from the promo if not more they pay real well when you have a big fan base and get hundreds of thousands if not million views
@@drugansltd4344 I doubt he got that much, but I do like that hes making money, the videos are fantastic, and its super cool hes paying it forward
@@drugansltd4344 I think you would find that the promotion would pay an order of magnitude less than what you are suggesting. It would likely be between $1,000 - $10,000 for this video. To net 100k from a brand deal per video you would need to be hitting 10M views and have a track record of hitting those numbers.
@@nkings10 yeah idk where he got 100k from dude is loosing it
@@drugansltd4344 My estimate for a mobile game is about $20-50k if it gets a million views
Matt glad you are feeling better , driving on mud like that sucks been there done that it's like driving on ice it's not fun at all ..Glad everyone got out safe and sound .
Not fun? i usually cant wait till it rains for mud and roads like that.
Not fun? I think that depends on what your used to, and what you like.. I spend more time on ice every year than anything else and while it can be a bit hairy, I still tend to love it... Ice is only bad if you over do the momentum... you can stop on it without getting deathly dirty and expensive to get out-- unlike with mud.
Like Matt was saying, experiance goes a long ways toward what you can and can't do, and I'll add, toward how much fun it is!
I think I'd hate that greasy mud... I could probably do it OK because of the ice experiance, but I'd bet I'd hate it. We dont get that here, here its thick gloppy and deep... instant stuck for anything under full throttle, no slidding around.
Not fun? Hmmm. Once upon the time I was a Norwegian, driving big rigs largely in the arctic region. In the beginning it was a horror show. Then I started getting used to it and towards the end everything else was boring.
So I'm not scared of slippery conditions, but I DO have respect for them, though..
Jamie was pretty intense driving out!!! She said it, “was fun, let’s find some more mud!!!” Love it!
Enjoyed
You know it's intense when you're hunched over the wheel staring at the road.
Your channel is amazing. Your family is amazing. Your team is amazing.
Truly you are a blessed man.
Your comment is amazing.
I have been driving off road all my life (I’m 52 now). I was raised on a farm with 4x4’s, and heavy equipment, and I’ve been in land surveying in southern WV full time for the last 25 years. I can get where I’m going in mud, snow, ice, rock crawling etc. most of the time, but I’ve never driven in the “blow sand” that you guys have. I have a feeling, I’d be stuck in about 30’. Driving off road is a constant learning experience.
Congratulations
@tim if you have been driving 4x4 all your life you will be fine in the sand. I've been offroading since I was 5 and sand was very new 20 years ago to me, especially the large sand dune in Glamis but I learn to master it in a few times out.
Matt when your wife has alot of fun driving through the mud you know she is a keeper you guys and gals have helped me through my recovery from foot surgery the last 2 months thank you
Your recovery? Did they get you out? Lol
Yep 👍
Thanks for the show. Get well soon Matt. Thanks Michael for the Jaymie (mother of the year) footage. Didn't care for the fishing stuff.
A man's got to know his limitations. He was not overconfident which can keep you out of trouble.
This x1000000
Nothing wrong with admitting you’re uncomfortable or too inexperienced and asking for help. Undoubtedly the person who helps you is just as inexperienced or uncomfortable with something else, maybe even something you’re the expert at.
He possibly saved a lot of damaged. Nothing wrong with that.
Hi
And that's why Matt could say "you did the right thing" with a straight face.
There's a tiny bit of room for a bruised ego when you're home safe and sound without a damaged vehicle at the end of the day, after having called for help. Whereas there's TONS of room for you to sit with your bruised ego, and whatever else got bruised along the way, if you slide off a cliff and are waiting days/weeks for a recovery of a potentially totalled vehicle.
Are we playing favorite Clint Eastwood movie quotes? Go ahead punk make my day.
The more i watch this channel the more and more i am impress with the MORRVAIR! Also hope Matt feels better soon enough then later!
Loved watching Jamie drive the Morvair out! And especially when she said, we should find mud more often!
Someone likes mud more than sand!
Good vibes all around on that last recovery!👌 Matt you are definitely an extremely skilled driver, no need to downplay yourself!
Matt: Being cold is just a feeling to be ignored.
Also Matt: Sick leave today.
😁
The cold doesn't make people sick. It's the fact the common cold virus can spread much much easier when its cold out. Doesn't matter if you're wearing a jacket and gloves or not.
@@The_Cat_Authority Plus when people stay inside more
When things go wrong don't go with them
Not even close to comparable.
@@The_Cat_Authority That's the silliest thing I've ever heard. Being too cold can certainly increase someones risk of illness.
Night crew = "whoever didn't get out in time!" 🤣
Reminds me of Lumberg from Office Space while sipping his coffee.........."Soooooooooooooo Peter!"
Maybe keep "infomercials" on point with off-roading, rescue or towing.
Pimping video games cheapens your product/service.
That slick clay mud is somthing else! But you got them out safe and promptly. Much respect and love at the end. "How do we get settled up?".... "we are settled up, I'm gonna give you a shirt"! With smiles on both faces. I love seeing a kind heart and soul sharing positive gestures.
A few videos back there was a comment about how MORR doesn't pitch products they don't believe in. Fishing games? I'd rather watch Trevor go fishing for real!
Your 1/4 penny per view doesn't go super far to pay the editors or buy the audio/video equipment, buy parts for vehicle builds or pay salaries for build projects which are a loss... Welcome to trying to run a youtube business 🤷♂️ hard decisions must be made to make the projects you want to do happen...
@@berryreading4809 - I can't tell if you're agreeing with me or "educating" me. MrTwostring isn't my main channel. I actually was full time on YT for a while and still participate in a pay-to-play group for people who are growing their YT channel.
A lot of good info from Matt about driving in mud. Also applies to snow. That ABS works great on pavement but not so much in slick conditions.
I dislike ABS on any surface. I disabled mine. If you're a good driver you shouldn't need it.
Awsome video guy's... Lizzy gives good backup weather reports..Trever swinging great....Rudy always top notch.....excellent driving Jamie !!
I loved the video, but hope you don't keep going with the ads inside them.
This was an interesting video in my opinion the best part was the last recovery where Matt was explaining about his experience and where he learned his experience from.
In my opinion you guys should include more stuff where Matt is explaining it is very educational and people can learn something new
That’s the perfect example of why we are here. To help one another make our way through the travel’s of life on this earth.
As always, more great recovery’s from the MORR team. Nice to see Jamie helping out, you could see how much she was concentrating just buy looking at her face.
There’s something about your clips that really stirs great things up in ppl. I think Matt really is a Colonel, General Ed, Sgt Rudi, Private Trevor, Nurse Lizzy and so on . I really love your stuff guys .
Thank you
I think the technical term to describe the muddy road is, (SNOT ON TOP OF SLIME ON TOP OF GREASE ON TOP OF MUD.)
Not only was that a smart call on that guys part, calling you to get him down. But that was an awesome, act of kindness calling it square, where most people would have charged for that little extra experience
noooooooooooooo.. sponsor ads.. the scourge of viewer pleasure
Yay....Lizzy is back. Videos are much better with her youthful vibrancy. Great job as usual MORR Team!
I love that Jayme goes out with the crew. My wife doesn't do that kind of stuff.
Slip Sliding away! Jamie liked that slick road! Good job getting all of them out!
Great job on all recoveries the last one was a greasy muddy slip & slide Jamie said it was fun that's a good recovery lol my friday morning is complete I watched Robby Layton, Fab Rats and MORR while working in my shop, thank's for sharing 😉👍
As I watch y’all do sand, snow, mountain & rock recoveries I marvel, all we have in SE Texas is mud and and swamp. That’s where we play and do our recoveries. Keep up the great videos !!!
No charge? Matt’s channel / sponsors must be doing pretty good. Good for him. Seems like a good guy
Jaymie's smile brightens every rescue.
I hated to see game ad. You guys are growing faster than one could expect, and this is genuine content what makes the channel growing. Just do what you do, it will be rewarded by subscriptions, not f.g ads.
Gotta pay the bills man, everyone needs to make a living.
How much do you pay for this content? Let them make some money; they have earned it!
@@filmaynard Sure, not a problem. I've only expressed my opinion and my rights to dislike the -ad- video. Also I truly believe that keeping content ad-free is more profitable in distant prospect.
Hey Matt and Crew
That was a fun little video.
Seeing people other than Matt drive the MORRVAIR is kinda cool.
The MORRVAIR is kind of a beast so to watch the gals drive like it is an everyday thing was great to see.
Thanx fur takin us along fur the ride and adventures.
Stay Warm, Be Safe
I still think you need to put a strap on the morvair tailgate so Lizzy can shut it easier
I love watching these guys! They seem so genuine and honest. Too bad they don’t come as far as Louisiana.
Yall are about to hit a milli. Nice work and keep on keeping on. Feel better matt.
I grew up driving in mud like that so what you were saying made perfect sense to me! I have learned a lot about driving in sand just from watching this channel. You guys are awesome!
Jaymie sure does well driving in adverse conditions. Matt I hope you are feeling better soon.
She can wheel for sure!
Plus, she’s great to look at.
Good call by the last guy. Know your limits and don't be afraid to ask for a little help when needed. Besides, body work is getting WAY too expensive these days.
In video advertisements always signal the beginning of the end of good youtube content. It's a sad day.
Im glad to see some paying sponsors. They deserve it
Your character is amazing Matt we need more of that in the world keep up the amazing work and videos
Matt's always teaching, always helping. You guys ROCK! Thank you all
" We're settled up..." The world needs more Matt's.
The drone footage on this recovery is fantastic! What beautiful scenery! Good investment, Matt.
So true Matt! I was brought up around banger racing on dirt, raced on dirt as a young’un then i built cars for guys who raced tarmac (look up uk banger racing, like derby but faster, harder n racier). Driving stuff thats bent or broke or on dirt is better than any skid or advanced driving bs. Love how the channel has grown, props to you all!!
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What about rallysport? They'll roll the car back on it's wheels after a crash and "press on regardless."
Gotta love a sport that dismisses a roll-over by saying "he had a moment."
I worked for a tow company years ago, they had a giant semi sized wrecker, I always liked the recovery aspect, but there were alot of accidents that were difficult to work. Cattle trailer with 70 cows in it flipped on its side comes to mind, ive never seen so much blood and poop in my life. It was all over all the winch lines, tow ropes, straps, I have never felt that dirty ever. People not knowing their vehicles limits has led to alot more than body damage. This seems like a much more
fun environment to work in. Wish I could go.
Aw man, not ads!
since there was not a linc, was it really an ad or just a clever fun spoof, think about it.
@@rogerdunn5491 yeah you right 👍
I enjoy watching your videos and thanks for keeping it REAL and not scripted or a stagged reality show.
It may surprise a bunch of you but less than 50% of people when I've asked them couldn't explain or comprehend how ABS works. Matt, I knew you spoke actual LOGICAL truths!! You Sir, understand ABS and I'd deduce, ALSO the principals of TCS and DSC!!!
Hey MORR! I really like your videos. Was really surprised to see the "fishing ad". Gotta make ends meet somehow I guess...
Awesome video…….. but please lose the advertisement that has nothing to do with what your about. Maybe promote the kit and accessories that you believe in. In means more than a random add.
Please keep the channel real.
Loved it when Jamie, says at end, that was fun, we need to find more mud!
Mud, glorious mud. We have a lot of clay here in Arizona that turns to liquid snot when it rains.
Got caught in frog strangler downpour while driving back to Pleasant Valley and 4X just becomes useless and driving downhill becomes barely controlled chaos. I must have been putting on quite a show because the bull elk standing next to the road never moved as he watch me slip and slide by.
Matt you make me want to grow up and be able to help people and do what you did at the end. The world is lucky to have you.
Being poor can also make you learn how to drive a car that won't shift, or stop as expected, or having an engine that stalls in rush hour traffic, etc... Love these vids Matt and crew!
Being poor can do all that? Cool
@@carlt8188 Guess I was rich enough to have a car...
Great video, the videographers are excellently . This channel is so enjoyable anyone can watch any chapter they are so enjoyable. Good rescues everyone safe. Please take care yourselves thanks 😊
I enjoy your videos a lot, because of the interesting recoveries and your family and friend adventures. PLEASE DON'T RUIN THEM WITH ADVERTISING GAME CRAP, ETC! Just keep them in the link.
Thank You!
They gotta make money somehow
totally agree, how many people would download such game vs how many people would donate just to see the content, the same way they send cookies and things or donate for charity they would chip in.
I hear you I hate ads just as much as you do but he is pulling people out and not charging them and probably still paying the guys with him so to me that is pretty cool so I give him a pass
You are welcome to unsubscribe too
How hard is it to fast-forward through an ad if you don't want to see it? At least they made a funny segue into it.
Whiners. "I just want my free entertainment. How dare you inconvenience me for 30 seconds to make a living off of it!"
Kindness is contagious, hopefully other's see how kind Matt is and will pass it along to others in need.
This is one of those videos that needs an "after" shot of the MORRVAIR after that muddy recovery.
I would like a montage of it getting sprayed down.
0:50 Man, that water is so clear and the rocks underneath. You guys have such beautiful scenery out there. In the Midwest that'd be surrounded by brush and the bottom would be clay mud.
Noooooo! The one channel I thought I could count on for not selling out. But here we are.
Great as always, hope you all had fun at the 4x4 Jamboree, it looked like a great show.
As much as Matt is embracing the winch, I am starting to really like Kinetic ropes...I can see it's benefits!
You should buy at least 5 of them from Matt. They would look great in your vehicle.
You have a super beautiful smile Lizzy. Love how you are getting more camera time. Thanks for sharing this another outstanding recover (s)
MORR has always been one of my favorite channels, but I pay for RUclips Premium so I won't have to see commercials. Please don't spoil things with ads. Thanks.
since there was not a linc, was it really an ad or just a clever fun spoof, think about it.
Yes, premium here too. It was ironic though when I would see can am ads while Matt was rescuing a broken can am..
@@rogerdunn5491 maybe I need to develop a better sense of humor. It seemed like an ad. "Walks like a duck, talks like a duck, ..."
You may pay for premium but that doesn't make up for the fact that RUclips screws the content creators over. A quick 30 second ad you can skip past is worth dealing with to continue to get Matt's videos. Keep in mind, Matt has to pay his camera man, editor and additional support he may need to be able to provide these videos.
@@SketchyAsFunk I'm just trying to provide respectful, helpful input. My preference is to not be subjected to ads. I may watch videos with ads, but I'm less likely to watch, and I think that applies to many other people as well. I hope that input is helpful to Matt. i don't begrudge him the income. I'd prefer him to have a Patreon account or to simply list sponsors at the start of a video. Just my opinion. I hope it that is helpful.
Loved Jamie saying, that was fun, we need to find mud more often.
...I knew the promos would be coming sooner or later.
since there was not a linc, was it really an ad or just a clever fun spoof, think about it.
Man what a nice guy you are Matt. Made that guys night with a free shirt and a free rescue.
Matt, your videos always put a smile on my face.
Get well Soon Matt. Nice to see everyone out there working and helping. Please stay safe everyone. Jim
NO NO NO. Where is the skip ad button Trevor? No ads allowed. Good teaching Matt. Open a class and I'll enroll. Hope you feel better.
was it really an ad or just a clever fun spoof, since there was not a linc, think about it. Reminds me of the early SNL shows where they would do an ad and it took you half of it to realize it was all a spoof.
@@rogerdunn5491 Watch the end of the video. Sponsor, followed by discount, makes this an ad!
WOW, the poor Morrvair gets a serious mud bath with those large tires! I look forward to each of your posts.
Don’t be a sellout Matt!
Please no more annoying sponsorship ads
980 thousand subscribers outstanding Matt and crew and Lizzy as well as Rudy and everyone else involved and Matt wife as well hello Lizzy
I liked when you showed maps for where the rescues are
Aw heck.. I usually skip all the ad reads but now I'm gonna need Trevor to do more ad reads. Let him be creative with the tone, read the ad with falling down in the snow gusto!! Go Trevor! :D
You're such a hit, sponsors are interested in your work... that's when you know you arrived :) "We're settled up" that's pure class
Absolutely the best videos on the planet. Thank you all!
I hate to say this, but I really love the MORR only videos and I don’t know why. The confabs are good, but some of them seem somewhat chaotic. You guys are the best and I really appreciate riding along with you. Particularly liked the part with Jamie driving, just nonchalantly sliding along in the mud.. ❤️👍👍👍👍👍😎
Darwin Barrett------Sometimes they cooperate on very difficult jobs , that are " messy" . They just did a video with Robbie Layton , of Layton Autobody , and Rory , with his Trail Mater ,
where they had to drive to Indianola , to rescue 3 vehicles . It gave you an idea of all the different skill sets , and pieces of equipment , that are out there .
( I do understand where you are coming from . The group jobs are more stressful . )
I have always been impressed with the filming and editing quality of this channel.
I think, when others get involved, it throws off their filming flow and they end up with choppier editing as a result.
I'm a fan of Robby, but they gotta learn how to edit out the fluff. MORR videos have a great ratio of quality content vs video length. I don't skip through MORR videos, I always watch the whole thing. (well, until they placed a dumb fishing app ad in there. I skipped over that part right away)
@@williameddy1662 yes, that was an excellent group recovery and I understand the need to work with others. I got the impression that Robby was the one who asked for assistance on that one. MORR and Fab Rats teamwork recoveries are also great videos. I love them all, just find the MORR only videos to be smoother.
Here in Eastern Canada, half frozen greasy roads are what all our back roads are like for 6 months of the year. Dedicated studded winter tires on my 4x4 from November to April.
I wasn’t expected the truck to actually be in the lake
Channel SOOO much better w/out stupid ads.
Love that Morrvair rumble!
Matt and the gang need to go to the mug bogs in Florida.. those boys and girls down there are insane!!!