TESTING The Weirdest Axe Ever Made
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I think you got trolled?
Wranglerstar if it was an Australian axe we would not use it for wood but to shave or a toothpick cause that’s what we’re like
Dang cody, how about a East Coast trigger warning, I had to clean my coffee off the monitor once I stopped laughing. That was great, but seriously us East Coast men wouldn't have any trouble swinging our hand that close to the wood, just hold my beer and watch this.
Wranglerstar take down a tree with the $79 chainsaw from previous vids
This man is a solid dad. Props to you for taking interest in what your son likes and reaching out. Very respectable
He even has a dad laugh.
What a wholesome video.....
I wish I had a dad like that
warmachean paul I wish I had a dad
@@thomasteal1481 same
I think they made the “ indoor use rule “ because they’re pretty sure that if you use it outdoor you will become the joke of the public
Ooo I can't stop laughing damn you hahaha
It's made from the same kind of materials as a regular axe so I doubt that some exposure to the elements would damage it.
I think this axe could probably be useful to go camping with, since it's so small.
@@blzk12 It's pretty heavy though, to compensate for having no leverage at swing. I'd prefer a short hatchet IMO
I'd prefer a short hatchet as well, just thought that'd probably be the best use for an axe as small as this.
Trifffix, is Austrian dialect and means hit for sure. Meaning you hit every time. Greetings from the land of Schnitzel and Sachertorte.
Or in this case fix probably means safe. But the word has like 2000000 different meanings.
Servus! In my understanding "fix" means quick/fast.
We here in Styria also use it for saying, for sure, be yea it has a million different meanings.
@@marklichem Like: "Das machen wir fix!" (Let us make this for sure). Ok, that's also a possibility.
Another Austrian checking in - I would also roughly translate it as "sure hit". Seems to be more of a novelty/designer thing. Regarding the humor, don't confuse us with our German neighbors ;)
"Hmmm...How can we over-engineer one of the most basic hand tools?"
"Well, I've always wanted to use an axe indoors."
"You sir, are a genius!"
"It's important that I don't just push my interests on him, but I also explore his interests as well." - W☆
Not only is this good parenting advice, but it's also good relationship advice as well.
Mind Funeral agreed
I regret not getting my dad into games. I think he would have loved to watch me play something like Red Dead. He was a huge western fan, was actually a ranch hand and did cattle runs in his teens.
He taught me a lot. Running chainsaws, forest health, fire mitigation. He gave me the skills to go into a profession where I feel good about what i do. My biggest regret was a lack of shared interests that stemmed from my hobbies. He always supported them though. Hell I had to pick up sticks for video games if it wasn't my birthday or Christmas. But he would always be ready to go with me to pick out my payment.
Cody's doing an amazing thing here. I hope they have fun.
@@codyblea3638 same except mine didn't do the city thing, I still could but they are to old and refuse to learn.
The meaning of life is our relationship with God. These four steps are the key to getting a Divine Revelation directly from him. They are something you'd eventually do if you took God seriously enough to read the Bible, while implementing its teachings. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read three books of the Bible. Step four requires the first book of each testament, and one you chose yourself. The order is actually important. The steps build on each other. Each one primes your soul for the next. To be forgiven we must forgive. Mathew 6: 14-15. That's why forgiving others has to come before asking for forgiveness. Jesus will not forgive you until you've at least done the bare minimum, our parents. They're supposed to be easiest to forgive, because they've fed, housed, loved us to some degree. Our problems with them are supposed to represent our problems with God. This is why the bare minimum to receive the revelation is our parents. You'll still have to forgive everyone though, but that comes much easier after meeting God. I'm extremely serious and very literal. I'm not talking about signs, nor feelings, nor prayer. It's an actual literal pulled out of your body direct one on one conversation, nothing you can miss. nor misinterpretae. The vast majority of christans never bother to do what God wants seriously, so most never get this revelation. To most outside church their Bible is a paper weight, or at best a virtue signal. Their religion is in what other people think about them, not their relationship with God. Please do those steps I mentioned, there really is a Divine Revelation waiting for all of us. There's extraordinarlly important information we all desperately need in this revelation, but those who get it are forbidden to share it. The Truth that Jesus Christ is Lord is written on every human heart. We all have that knowledge inside us, but we bury it under mountains of pain and anger. Those steps clear away that garbage inside you, letting God heal you, so that his words boom clearly inside your soul. The entire point of our existence here is to Trust God enough that we pay him this mustard seed of Faith, so his Grace can remove the stain sin has left on our souls. Everyone that does not get this Grace is not forgiven of any of their sins, even if they turned around and we're the best person from 25 to death. Without Grace those first sins are still counted against you, tying you to the devil's punishment. It's not about being a good person, It's about being forgiven for when you weren't. The Bible is Truth. Please do those steps and see for yourself. Please take your salvation seriously
@@jamesmayle4712 why did you do this when no one was talking about God? It doesn't feel like you were trying to be part of a discussion, but to lecture people to believe what you want to believe.
Anyway, yeah I wish I did more stuff with my dad when I was younger, but now I'm trying to make up for it now as an adult.
God I wish my mom would respect my interests. Props for taking interest in your sons hobby rather than trying to push yours on him
Timestamp?
@@kylmiii He talks about his son at about 8:30, where he talks about twitch. Just wholseome dad things.
East coast representative here. Spat my drink and subscribed after the east coast joke. Well played.
I think it means not for sale in EC (European Community)?
@@alangknowles ... he drew it on with sharpie
Sequoia gigantea in Maine? What you call trees we call saplings. We also have mountains. Big ones to dwarf your molehills.Paul Bunyan was from Oregon you know. And when was there ever a Mountain Man Rendezvous in Maine, of all places? You Mainers couldn't even handle the altitude, much less the terrain, flora and fauna. Friends of mine from Maine lasted three years out here, wimped out, and limped back to Maine. Couldn't hack it.
Isaac
That’s right let’s go!
Now there's an example of an East Coast guy with a sense of humor 👌
West coast guy: "this is heavy! What is it 3 lbs?"
All in good fun. Put that up against that drill attachment you raced your son with a little while back
Austrian? GET TO THE CHOPPER!
I wood have loved an Arnold themed video.
Thats awsome, so smart😂
It's not a tooma.
🇦🇹 Hi
@@schunter20 how to carry a log like in Commando
It's not that it's NOT for outdoor use, it is that IS viable for indoor use: Like next to your furnace in the basement, when you don't have a lot of swinging room. :)
Tell that to the two legs I lost trying to use this thing outdoors.
The horror....
Good present for the man who has everything. Entertaining.
"Not for east coast guys" that's not true... our fat wives can handle that thing like a beast!
If the wifey isn't a little fat she can't cook well enough. Lol
@@jamesmayle4712 I don’t know exactly why you sent that reply to me for my joke. I agree with you keep the commands Yeshua will love you, the father will love you, and they will make their abode inside of you and change you from the inside out. Let us not be the stumbling block to others.
ex wives
also, "east coast girls are hip
I really dig those styles they wear"
Not for women either
Haha
Didn't know you needed to cut trees in the west coast. I thought wild fires got them all or something. Lol jk
When he said Austria I was hoping he put a Glock in the box.
Or Hitler
A Glock is a very bad tool for splitting firewood, at least that's what I heard. But the box saying "hit steady" might be alright for that, too.
@@huntercanady6001 xD
In stores now, Nazi in a box “The wee fascist is a wee box”.
@@huntercanady6001 No doubt, you can't fit Arnold in a box.
Friday - building a game console out of timber, and powered by a two-stroke lawnmower engine.
Sounds like 1980s game with grandpa.. .he called it splitting wood.
Edit: one joystick for forward or back
still quieter than my ps4
The meaning of life is our relationship with God. These four steps are the key to getting a Divine Revelation directly from him. They are something you'd eventually do if you took God seriously enough to read the Bible, while implementing its teachings. They are, forgive your parents, break down before Jesus, ask for forgiveness, and read three books of the Bible. Step four requires the first book of each testament, and one you chose yourself. The order is actually important. The steps build on each other. Each one primes your soul for the next. To be forgiven we must forgive. Mathew 6: 14-15. That's why forgiving others has to come before asking for forgiveness. Jesus will not forgive you until you've at least done the bare minimum, our parents. They're supposed to be easiest to forgive, because they've fed, housed, loved us to some degree. Our problems with them are supposed to represent our problems with God. This is why the bare minimum to receive the revelation is our parents. You'll still have to forgive everyone though, but that comes much easier after meeting God. I'm extremely serious and very literal. I'm not talking about signs, nor feelings, nor prayer. It's an actual literal pulled out of your body direct one on one conversation, nothing you can miss. nor misinterpretae. The vast majority of christans never bother to do what God wants seriously, so most never get this revelation. To most outside church their Bible is a paper weight, or at best a virtue signal. Their religion is in what other people think about them, not their relationship with God. Please do those steps I mentioned, there really is a Divine Revelation waiting for all of us. There's extraordinarlly important information we all desperately need in this revelation, but those who get it are forbidden to share it. The Truth that Jesus Christ is Lord is written on every human heart. We all have that knowledge inside us, but we bury it under mountains of pain and anger. Those steps clear away that garbage inside you, letting God heal you, so that his words boom clearly inside your soul. The entire point of our existence here is to Trust God enough that we pay him this mustard seed of Faith, so his Grace can remove the stain sin has left on our souls. Everyone that does not get this Grace is not forgiven of any of their sins, even if they turned around and we're the best person from 25 to death. Without Grace those first sins are still counted against you, tying you to the devil's punishment. It's not about being a good person, It's about being forgiven for when you weren't. The Bible is Truth. Please do those steps and see for yourself. Please take your salvation seriously
@@jamesmayle4712 You've spammed the wrong thread - please take your comment down.
Seriously, "plenty of time to offend everyone." Thanks for making me laugh after a hard night at work. Your content is amazing.
So tuning into Twitch to watch you guys stream.
Hey Cody I just wanted to say that I can really appreciate you deciding to try out some video games with your son. Sometimes new things can seem weird or uninteresting, but when you do them with the people you love, family and friends, it can make a real difference. Especially when the other people see you're making a real effort to get closer and spend more quality time with them!
It would look less like a gimmick if that hand guard was also metal.
Your arm would give up before getting all the firewood split
I though the same thing !
Not only would that make the already comparatively heavy headed axe even heavier, you couldn't replace the guard if it breaks over years of wear. That plexiglass can be screwed on and off so that it can be serviced and replaced.
That handguard is wood for a reason, you don't need more metal on it.
This man made me shed a tear, he’s a fantastic dad! Taking up his own sons interests to build that bond! You’re a fantastic man Wranglerstar! Makes me happy to see such a wholesome family
“I can see why this isn’t for east coast guys, this requires a lot of hand strength.” Proceeds to explain how he normally “doesn’t split dense limbs” lmao keep up the good videos
Jabs East Coast guys as not real men. Then explains how heavy three pounds feel 🤣😂🤣😂. Keep up the good work, it’s all good.
Dense wood burns slow so it's usually best not to cut it if you want to keep a fire going.
"What did we learn here? Boy that fire's getting hot"
How can you have reached your age having only just learned that fire gets hot, haha! Only joking! Great vid bud, that thing is gnarly!
"i dont like having my hand that close to the wood"
we get it
Wow, kudos for getting involved with Jack's interests. That's a true sign of caring for someone.
As a younger man who was raised by two extremely hardworking parents (as well as other family members) i think that you getting involved in your sons interest, no matter what they are, is a fantastic thing and he's extremely lucky to have such a fantastic parent(s) to do something that most of us never get the chamce to have. You're a fantastic parent and hopefully that will continue in the family!
seen an east coast man use one of these once and he blasted it thru the piece of firewood and put a small crater in the shop floor , that is why they banned us east coasters from using this tool 😊
2023: Mr. Wranglerstar streams a whole-nighter on "Witcher 4"
“That’s not a axe” ....
Greetings from Australia, our pet crocodile also says hi!
Aw what's the wee lads name
lol I actually know a guy with a pet croc. he's a wildlife handler by trade though so..
"THIS is an axe!"
You dont need any axes cause the whole place is burning away.
@@greenlawnfarm5827 too soon.
"It's incredibly heavy! It must weigh three pounds!" On the East Coast we call that light ;)
Hey bud just wanted to say hi from the East Coast and stay safe. God bless you and your family.
@@paulandies886 on behalf of all east coast guys, No
paul Andies no
Using that while standing looks like a good way to lose a kneecap
Austria needs to block all purchases made from the United States. It will save them a lot of head ache.
@@kap1526 I fail to see your point
@@brtrimmer132 to avoid Class Action law suits from kneecapped Americans
@@TheCaptScarlett lmao good one 😂
Only a guy from the west coast would buy that.. 😂
LOL
Hey man, give the West Coasties a break.. a full size axe wont fit in their purse
Well, the short handle probably makes easier to use when they shave their legs.
This is from europe . And Europeans are much more manly and tougher than the americans . You americans always eating burgers and watching football 😭
@@kap1526 you realize our military could take over your entire country in under a day right lol
"Austrian huh? G'day mate! Let's put another shrrimp on the barbie!" Lloyd Christmas
“Let’s put another shrimp on the barby!”
“Let’s not.”
He must work out!
I've got worms
Prawns.... not shrimp. Haha
Being 17 I really appreciate you investing time in something your child likes. I would have been over the moon if my folks were this considerate.
I’m a parent and I find that so many parents forget what it’s like to be a kid so good for you for taking interest in your sons passions !! 👍🏻
that barrel stove is getting rough, might want to upgrade soon XD
How does that stove work if you don't mind?
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nothing better than to see it in action and how it's made
Love to know how much pm2.5 is in that shop from the fire i had a yurt once and got rid of it once we realised how bad for your health burning wood is and replaced with gas
Getting rough, lol as long as doesn't have any rust holes, all ya gotta do is slap some black heat paint on. That still has tons of service life.
@@ikon8275 you can see the flame coming out in the upper barrel lol at 5;30
Hey same in Texas. If you lift up a rock you’ll most likely find snakes or black widow spiders a lot of black widow spiders.
Congrats on 1.4M !!
My great grandpa was from Austria and he left right before WW2 and fought in a submarine for USA. I always thought he left because of war but he did have a sense of humor so he definitely left to meet people with a sense of humor
You're right, that little gadget is definitely not for us EC guys; I'll take my Estwing hatchet any day! XD
First time you nail a log the wrong way, you've got a hand impaled with plexiglass shards. Hard pass.
Yea, he says Plexiglass (brandname for acrylic), but it's probably made from Polycarbonate (Lexan is a common brandname). Plexiglas is more scratch-resistant, but shatters. Lexan scratches easily, but is very tough.
@@foogoid8682 ah, thanks for the clarification, man - polycarbonate would make way more sense. Personally, I don't trust any transparent material as a surface designed to take repeated strikes unless it's something that's clear by necessity. XD Rather that guard was made of steel or aluminum.
I realize this is an older video, but man I'm really glad to hear a dad that doesn't play video games taking an interest in his son's hobby. Playing video games growing up has brought me some life long friends that I never would have met otherwise.
That's really cool of you to do something completely out of your comfort zone just to spend time with your children. Things like that are what defines a good parent.
What you got there is an old style English Bodger's axe for making chairs, wooden rake etc, it's an old countryside tool for working green wood. Hope that's some help
Not for the east coast because it wouldn't deal with actual hardwoods ;) howdy from the unseasonably warm northeast
That is very true
Yee yee Alabama
🤘 north west Ohio
It’s disgusting way too warm
Yeah like why is it 70 degrees today
Only a west coast guy would think 3 lbs is heavy...
(Relax friends, its sarcasm)
Short handled axe looks perfect of Otis. Lex Luthor : " Would you like to see a long - long arm Otis !? " ( Superman I movie - programming ICBM scene )
At 4:53 I dont know why but watching you split the wood was like watching a toddler smash Play-Doh and it was really funny
We need the "Jack test" on this axe seeing as how he splits alot of the kindling as well!
Ah yes, it's a struggle for survival in Australia. If the spiders don't get you, the snakes will with backup from white pointers and crocs. Even those cute little blue-ring octopuses don't have your best interests at heart. Try getting a seat in front of the box now, no chance, koalas have the remote, the drinks and going on about fires. Happy New Year.
What's supposed to be the point of the Triffix?
Why the stubby handle?
It goes against everything that makes hatchets, axes and hammers work - the greater the length of the shaft handle, the easier the work should be - within reason of course.
But if you ask "does it have a market?" the answer is "Yes".
People who has spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a cabin up in the alps (or wherever it is) and has plenty of money to spare from their job in the city, but is a complete noob when it comes to making kindling.
They buy their firewood, that's not really a problem to them. But how do you succeed in making a cozy fire in your cabin if you can't cut kindling?
It's a small market but if you're in the market of hand forged axes that may be the niche you need.
I believe it is made for when you are sitting directly in front of your woodstove, and need to turn some split logs into Quick kindling on the spot or on the Fly... the concept of a tiny handle for indoor use is not a bad one... But the price is a bit extreme. That being said, it was definitely beautifully-crafted and I could not make it any cheaper if I was making my typical hourly wage
@@anhatur & @lost paper
I understand what both of you are saying, and I'm sure that it will sell to a particular market given that it's an interesting design and apparently well made.
However, it has always been my understanding that the handle/shaft acts as a force multiplier, and that the axe/hatchet head will be most efficient within a certain range of lengths - too long or too short and it becomes inefficient.
If more control is required it's always possible to 'choke up' on the shaft, shortening the overall length, but with this thing you're very much restricted to use it in a specific way, which seems somewhat pointless.
Perhaps I'm being too closed-minded and it's not aimed at me - I'm not spending $160 on a hatchet/splitter, though I might if I was for more financially solvent.
Anyway, thank you both for your interesting perspectives on the Triffix.
Take care ✌️
@@ianmacfarlane1241 leverage is only half of it, weight is the other half. a 20ft long pole with a steak knife on the end of it won't split kindling either.
i get what you're saying here and working men are often utilitarian in the way they approach things, tools doubly so...but as someone else said, if you got all of the money in the world it wouldn't be a bad idea to have something like this next to the fireplace since it is small and takes up little room....i'm with you though, i'd rather just have a proper splitting hatchet....and i do....a 4lb head i put on a short pine handle i cut out...only cost me $5 for the yard sale head and my time for the handle...which is time i enjoy spending.
Good on you for playing video games with Jack! I might have to stop by on twitch and say hello!
Coming from Austria, I can assure you, that every single sentence is meant sarcastically. You confuse us with our slightly derided neighbors, the Germans there. Furthermore ''Triffix'' can be translated to ''hit for sure''. Greetings from the Land that has born the Governator.
Eric Pretty Ironic, that you classify that as "not your finest moment" when you are literally over the edge on brexit ;)
Eric WW2 (as well as ww1 btw) didn't really happen just because two nations ''wanted'' to unify (ofc there were a lot of people that wanted them, but there were a lot that weren't attracted to AH and his political ''ideas'', at least in Austria) though, did it, that is a pretty bold claim.
But that is not my point, I just wanted to make sure, that we don't want to be confused with our neighbors, geographically and mentally, and wrote that in a sarcastic and satiric manner ;)
anyway, wish you the best of luck with brexit and I hope we can still come visit you englishers ;)
I was watching your channel for a while now. And at end of that particular video i realized, that i realy need to express how i like and share many of your views and opinions. I also think, that tools and items we use in day do day lives should be built to last, if you do something - put thought to it and do it as best you can and also if something needs to be done, do it, even if you have to learn new skills or go out of comfort zone or whatever effort it takes. The thing in this video is not what you said about parenting, but you showed and i think its great, you got out comfort zone and putting in effort to be close with your son and share his life with him. Wonderful! Wish you all the best from Poland :)
Not for east coast guys
Me an East coast guy: makes my own axe completely by hand
Box cover: Family Power
Also Box cover: don't let your family use it.
My Family in winter: Guess we'll die then.
I am from Austria and i have never heared of this thing😂
The east coast version does not include the California implemented safety shield for the hand. Many east coast guys just karate chop the wood to split it. No axe needed at all.
Not for East Coast guys because only West Coast guys need a hand-guard.
I love that bit at the end. Kudos to you for taking part in your boy's interests despite not really understanding it.
Looking forward to Farming Simulator 2020 WranglerStar style! xD
Dude, so many subtle little jabs in this video. Amazingly funny!
Good as an emergency axe, wouldn’t want to use it everyday.
When he said Austria i thought gas would come out the box
Lmao
"I would never buy this" well erm excuse me mr Wranglerstar, but I think you already did..
What an awesome DAD you are!! Im 36 years old. I don't play video games and haven't for YEARS but I think it is really really awesome for you to be spending that time with your boy!!
$180 dollars, good LORD dat alotta money!!! ( in living colour)
Mark Chatman $100 possibly but idk $180 hell no
How much is the shipping , import duties and taxes?
Love the advert timing, just before "gimmick" - that wasn't the first word that came to mind whilst you were paused :-)
Good lord that thing looks like such a putrid waste of money.
And it even has plexiglass instead of a piece of metal as a hand guard... 😂
The passion you have for outdoors stuff and axes and what not is how I am with gaming. It makes me happy to hear you attempting to take an interest in gaming with your kid and your perspective on. This vid hasn't been too long ago, hope that's been going well
Looks like another Austrian who failed art school designed this
Good on you Cody, joining in on Jack's video game hobby. Playing video games together is such and awesome bonding experience.
Glad that wasn't made here in Australia, just don't look right
Looks
*checking for Australians* 👀
Upside down
The Australians are mad everyone is roasting them but I think they're lit and the women are smoldering
@@thunderusnight 👀
@@thunderusnight cheers mate!
I've found the safest method is 5 pound maul and 5 pound wedge. Up here at 50 degrees north in Newfoundland, it's nice to split 12 inch rounds indoor while sitting down.
You're confusing austrians with germans when talking about their humor. Germans have no humor. Austrians have nothing but humor.
Indeed, but it stops when my spell check changes Austria to Australia...
Wrong there’s hitler
@@edi9892 Even the best humor has a breaking point. Like if people from the Balkan are acting out of line, or if your paintings don't get the art worlds approval you think they should. That's when Austrians can get a little grumpy.
The Estwing fireside friend is a fairly effective kindling tool. It's basically a miniature splitting maul. Great video as usual though .
Seems perfect for making sticks in the sauna. We use a small Hultafors hatchet right now, this seems like a good upgrade.
“You can’t make that”
Those of us with forges, mills and welders: bet.
I'm literally a reformed east coast guy (28 years in the west now) mister W... Your snarky comments are well received on this front and spot on.
There is an east coast adapter kit available. Basically a pool noodle to pad the handle and the sharp bit. Works great.
You're a good man Wranglerstar and I look up to you as a role model. I'm a 36 year old carpenter with a new family and I just want you to know that you set a good example for me. I appreciate all you do. Thanks! Long time subscriber btw. Very proud of your accomplishments especially becoming sober. Good for you and God bless you and your family
This thing looks more like a weapon you'd dual-wield. Imagine if that plexiglass guard was made out of metal and had spikes coming out of it! Proper Mad Max stuff right there!
The design is pretty much around the ability to "pull" down on the wood, especially after digging into a long, and just hammering it on the ground or where your splitting to send the axe head through. The usual right angled handle doesn't quite let you do that. Relying more on your wrists ability to stay, and not bend.
In the UK, depending on the region, my guess around the London area. Some Brits say "terrific" as "t'riffic"
Your support of Jack's interests is fantastic. You are a great father and role model. Thank you sharing this.
I have scrap metal for the handle, a used axe head, some plastic pipe, and some decent wood for the scales so could easily make one in a couple hours with a $0 cost for materials.
My dad did the same thing with me even though he had NO idea what we were playing ( or how to hold an N64 controller ), he made it a point to just play, and now being 30, my relationship with my dad is unbreakable. Its awesome that youre doing this for jack, hell never forget it, as i didnt.
I can make that from stuff i have in the garage. I even have acrylic cut offs. Im thinking 2 hours on the Grinder. 2 hours making the handle and 3-5 hours hand sanding and shaping acrylic. If i do 20$ a hour and not factor any cost. Min it costs me 140$ to make. Also be careful my uncle started playing games because his son loved them now he plays even when the kids at his moms.
"Triff-fix" just means "hits fast"
You know hearing your outro is refreshing I like the fact that you’re genuine, so many youtubers have a extremely fake personality in their videos (overly dramatic) you end your video with a very deep personal message God bless you and yours
My guess is that axe is more of a conversation piece. Something to put on your desk. That's why it comes with a wood stand.
"We don't have fast enough internet to twitch" hahah jokes aside. That is awesome. I have a 1 1/2 year old son and have been binging your videos and memory banking the things you do as a dad. Keep up the great work!
Respect for joining in on the gaming experience with Jack!
Glad to hear that you respect Jack's interests. I'd wondered about that, since in some ways you remind me of the elders in my own family who have adamantly been opposed to or disappointed in my interests my whole life because they are not the same as their own. You're a good dad.
So think about doing a geography lesson with a whiteboard map! I have a California heritage, but live outside Atlanta so I am very confused about where I stand being hours from any coast. It occurs to me that folks in the middle of the country REALLY don’t know where they stand with things. Maybe the no coast hat you wore the other day solves that...So you clearing up these matters would be great fun.
As an Australian, that description is 100% accurate of not only the bush, but everywhere
I like that you still told us about the Australia spider bit that you had planned out and had to scrap haha
I can name 5+ new things I learn every video you put out. What a wonderful RUclips channel.
8:09. Cody finally used the word I was thinking the entire time.
Central U.S.A. checking in. I really enjoy the east coast, west coast banter. Meanwhile us in the middle go unscathed.