Fred and Emmy are my uncle and auntie. Their power to pick up and leave to chase their dream has inspired me for a long time. Tho i have children/family and traveltime is more limited, i ve tried to see many different countries. Its such an eye opener to meet different cultures and learn of different ways of living. I ve taken my son to Thailand, Took a traintrip around Taiwan with him, took him to Zanzibar,.. I hope someday he catches the same bug as i got from my uncle and auntie. Stil wishing them a good health so they can get those extra 50 years of travel in.
@@jefferyserraes9271 Fred and Emmy are spectacular, they have lived so much life. There accomplishments should be inspiration for everyone. That so good you take your son and show him the world. He will remember that for the rest of his life.
WOW!!! So very inspiring!!! My plan was to leave Canada on Nov 1 and make my way to Guayabitos by Nov 7. Those plans are now going to change, I'll still leave Nov 1 but my arrival to Guayabitos will be some time in the future as now I'm going to take my sweet ass time getting there and seeing the sights there are to see along the way. In all my places I travel my favorite place is the next one I get too. Great video!!!
@@wadepoloway That is a MUCH better plan! See as many things as you can. Guayabitos will be there waiting for you. That’s what we are going to start telling people “the next place is our favorite”
Great interview. What a wonderful couple and i bet when you left they said the same thing about you. I like all your video's and I guess the interview video's would depend on who your interviewing. Everyone has a story to tell. Some more intriguing than others.
@@christopherneil988 Thank you. It was such a pleasure to cross paths with these amazing people. AuBrey knew right away she would love to interview them and we are so thankful they were ok with being filmed. Most people don’t like to be on camera so it is challenging sometimes.
Happy Sunday folks , thank you for yet another great opportunity to tag along on your journey. Just remember, it's not the destination my friends... It's the journey and memories & people you meet along the path that matters ... The Road Not Taken Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. - Robert Frost P.S. Someday these folks will be you . And a young couple will be interviewing you. ❤
Oh heck, thank you for bringing tears to my eyes this morning. I love that poem. We can only dream to travel as far and wide as Fred & Emmy. Everyone views life differently and when you find someone who shares the same view it’s a great feeling. Thank you for leaving that beautiful poem on our page John. Always enjoy your comments ❤
Hello, we discovered your channel thanks to Fred & Emmy that we met at the exact same spot as you did in San Miguel de Allende :-) Thankx for sharing their story that also inspired us a lot. Enjoy your travel and who knows, our roads might also cross one day ? Nacha & Seb
@@mauriceontheroad That is awesome Fred and Emmy are the best!! They are true travel legends. We hope to see you out on the road someday. Are you going to South America?
SO inspiring! Fred and Emmy must have endless stories! This is definitely going to be you guys, all of a sudden it will have been 17 years. 😊 Awesome video. ❤
Good morning everyone!! If the sound is not good enough, you can turn on subtitles by clicking on the closed captions. AuBrey spent hours adding and correcting subtitles so that they would automatically appear on the video, but for some reason they’re not there. 😭😤 Also, if you have anything you’d like to say to Fred or Emmy, you can leave it here in the comments ❤️🙏🏻
@@dianen6638 Well said! We feel so fortunate to have crossed paths with these amazing individuals. It is awesome they were willing to go on camera and share their experiences.
I love all the spontaneous video's y'all make. The way you always talk together, and discuss about your journey's, is refressing, and relaxing. Agism is annoying thru out the US... Great interview, and keep doing it all!
For some reason I missed this comment so sorry for the delay in responding. We felt this style was a little bit different then how other people make videos with voice overs. We are glad you appreciate it. Thank you for the kind words ❤️
What great fortune!!! Best travel interview I've seen in awhile. Awesome couple too, obviously that helps. They started 20 years ago so they really are the OG slow travellers -- "SLLOOOOWWW is the way to GO!" for exactly the reasons they cited. It's also much more affordable -- kind of what I'm planning. Of course "plan" in only the most general sense -- specifics are most often impossible to plan in any concrete way. Thanks for sharing it with us! Cheers!...from North Vancouver
@@adriankung1625 They are definitely the travel OG’s and still going strong 💪🏻 It was so great to have spent time with them. Planning a little then going with the flow is the best way for us to travel. Cheers Adrian 🇲🇽
Great job on the interview, that was amazing. They say the same thing I do, there are good and bad people in every country, but most people are good people. And I totally agree on the resorts, you'll probably only meet people from your home country there, so why go abroad at all? One fond travel memory I have is from the Greek island of Samos, where my wife and I rented a scooter. We drove around the island, and when we stopped for a little break, someone called us from a vineyard and invited us over, and we had a long and very interesting talk with the owner. And sure, he showed us around, he had a lot of very interesting experiences throughout his life, and we became fast friends. That kind of encounters stick with you, just like you'll remember those two for a very long time. And about subtitles, the ones RUclips automatically generates did a great job, so don't worry about that. Safe travels, have fun.
@@ohrosberg Thank you for saying that it means a lot 🙏🏻 That is so true about only meeting people from your home country at resorts 🤣 It’s amazing the people you meet when you put yourself out there. Oh AuBrey figured out how to get her subtitles on the video after I wrote that comment.
Thank you both for this wonderful video and interview, it's so beautiful. We hope that it will indeed inspire many people. Enjoy traveling for many years as we do and make a lot of beautiful videos. 👌👍🥰
@@fredvandriessche9220Fred and Emmy we could not have done it without you. We want to thank you for being willing to go on camera. It’s not an easy thing to do. Safe travels we hope to cross paths with you again in your next 50 years of travel. 🙏🏻❤️😂
What a lovely couple, and a great idea for a video interviewing folks now and a gain. You guys have such a great mixture of content, always a pleasure to watch your new videos. Happy travels guys.
I’m sorry I missed this comment and the response is so delayed. We hoped people would appreciate a glimpse inside the life of these travel legends. They are such wonderful people!! And so inspiring.
Great interview! It is really interesting to see their perspective on the other side of 20 years on the road. I love their insight on talking things slow and embracing the adventure. Thank you for sharing!
@@tchoff99 Hey Tim, Thank you. It was great for us to spend time with Fred and Emmy to get their take on travel through Latin America. We really needed that so we are not racing to the end and missing everything in the middle 😁
What a beautiful couple. Makes you think, that how our media puts fear out there about other countries... maybe to control us. It pays to be Brave! Thanks for sharing your videos. GM
@@gmdelatorre3759 Well said we completely agree with you. It’s sad that most people will never see it. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. 🙏🏻
Great to hear from Fred and Emmy! When I traveled all over Mexico and Guatemala in the mid 1990's I found the locals were just as curious about me as I was about them. In Guatemala I was advised to say Canadian if asked where I was from. The USA and Guatemala have had a turbulent history. Best place to learn Spanish is in Mexico. Just basic phrases is a good place to get started. I traveled alone so the only way I could communicate was in Spanish.
@@christopherstimpson6540 We thought about saying we were from Canada throughout this whole trip. We will keep that in mind when we cross into Guatemala. So far all of our interactions with locals have been great.
@@CowboyTrucking61 Thank you we appreciate it. We didn’t start making videos until we gut this van. If you go way back on our instagram you can see more of our other rig.
Over the top outstanding video excellent idea we loved the video now if you could sharpen your Spanish I think it would be great if you could interview local people you guys are great god bless
Thanks for the video! I'm also thinking: what to do? I don't have a home, my children are grown up, I can work remotely... I'm planning to move to Madeira Island, but I keep thinking - maybe I should get a mobile home and work while traveling? In 10 months I'll be able to leave the country and go wherever my eyes take me (I would have left much earlier, but the war started)...
@@serg9176 If you are able to work remotely RV traveling is a good option. Having Starlink makes that easy these days. There are so many great things to see out in the world 🌍
I visit my hometown in Michoacan often. I was there in February. I got pulled over twice and going trough check point twice cost me $100 dollars each time. It was intimidating. Not trying to scare you guys. That was in villamar municipality Michoacan.. Jalisco it’s a very safe state.
@@Polo.45 That’s awesome you visit your hometown frequently. It is nice to leave the U.S. Some locals advised us it would be best to skip Michoacán for now because of the issues there.
There will be fewer and fewer Americans as you go south. Plenty of Europeans, mostly Germans and many of them are only doing SA. You'll start to see Brazilians, Chileans and Argentineans as well starting around Ecuador and Peru. Everyone you meet in South America will ask if you are going north or south! We do have children and we still chose to live in on the road with them. But what we do is certainly not common. You will certainly see plenty of people doing the panam in a year but i think it's insensitive to call them stupid. But more likely just a poor choice of words. Most are doing it because they are not retired and that's the only way they can make the trip happen. They know they are missing a lot but i give them credit for not choosing the alternative which is not going. But i often hear non-native English speakers say that certain behavior is 'so stupid' not knowing it is an insensitive thing to say. 🤷 Sorry but I've heard it enough in these situations that it is kinda triggering every time i hear it. Even if they don't mean it to be that way.
Think 07 is same year I started but didn't last past 2011 I think when got hemmed up for self defense and was gonna get violation and big gulag time if continued. Knock on wood I can get things wrapped up this year and be rubbertramping alaska. Found van I'm gonna do it in next and last go, got it posted on my channel bout when first got it on Craig's trade deal for 1/5 what it would cost me know as was little rare new even, more rare every year of course plus coof-flation. If y'all wanna see more about it probably be month or more to I post anything so sub and bell me so your with me cause when I'm back baby it's gonna be with a vengeance!!
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Fred and Emmy are my uncle and auntie. Their power to pick up and leave to chase their dream has inspired me for a long time. Tho i have children/family and traveltime is more limited, i ve tried to see many different countries. Its such an eye opener to meet different cultures and learn of different ways of living. I ve taken my son to Thailand, Took a traintrip around Taiwan with him, took him to Zanzibar,.. I hope someday he catches the same bug as i got from my uncle and auntie. Stil wishing them a good health so they can get those extra 50 years of travel in.
@@jefferyserraes9271Thank you Jeffery for this wonderful comment and we wish you also a lot of wonderful travels ❤
@@jefferyserraes9271 Fred and Emmy are spectacular, they have lived so much life. There accomplishments should be inspiration for everyone. That so good you take your son and show him the world. He will remember that for the rest of his life.
Anytime I'm asked which place is my favorite I tell them The Next One. Thanks for letting us share your journey.
@@EddH64 That is a great answer! We are going to use that in the future 😂
Wow, another great one! You touched on what is my favorite part of long term travel- meeting other like minded travelers!
@@georgepuckhaber8929 We feel honored to have crossed paths with these kind hearted travel legends
This is your best video yet, JMO
@@leoblumhagen644 Thank you Leo. This was the hardest video to make. AuBrey spent countless hours putting it together. We are so glad you like it 🙏🏻
WOW!!! So very inspiring!!! My plan was to leave Canada on Nov 1 and make my way to Guayabitos by Nov 7. Those plans are now going to change, I'll still leave Nov 1 but my arrival to Guayabitos will be some time in the future as now I'm going to take my sweet ass time getting there and seeing the sights there are to see along the way. In all my places I travel my favorite place is the next one I get too. Great video!!!
@@wadepoloway That is a MUCH better plan! See as many things as you can. Guayabitos will be there waiting for you. That’s what we are going to start telling people “the next place is our favorite”
Great interview. What a wonderful couple and i bet when you left they said the same thing about you. I like all your video's and I guess the interview video's would depend on who your interviewing. Everyone has a story to tell. Some more intriguing than others.
@@christopherneil988 Thank you. It was such a pleasure to cross paths with these amazing people. AuBrey knew right away she would love to interview them and we are so thankful they were ok with being filmed. Most people don’t like to be on camera so it is challenging sometimes.
Yep a wonderful couple it is, thanks again for that great video 🥰
So bad ass!! I can’t wait for you guys to see peru 🇵🇪
@@lukevrijland1551 Hey Luke you were the inspiration for this video. Thank you for recommending we do this 🙏🏻 We are super excited to get to Peru 🇵🇪
@@BarelySqueakinBy ah yes!! So awesome 😎 great video and seems like many others enjoy this content
You're gone love Peru, it's one of our favorites 👍👍👍🤩
Happy Sunday folks , thank you for yet another great opportunity to tag along on your journey. Just remember, it's not the destination my friends... It's the journey and memories & people you meet along the path that matters ... The Road Not Taken
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,
And sorry I could not travel both
And be one traveler, long I stood
And looked down one as far as I could
To where it bent in the undergrowth;
Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:
Two roads diverged in a wood, and I-
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
- Robert Frost
P.S. Someday these folks will be you . And a young couple will be interviewing you. ❤
Oh heck, thank you for bringing tears to my eyes this morning. I love that poem. We can only dream to travel as far and wide as Fred & Emmy. Everyone views life differently and when you find someone who shares the same view it’s a great feeling. Thank you for leaving that beautiful poem on our page John. Always enjoy your comments ❤
Hello, we discovered your channel thanks to Fred & Emmy that we met at the exact same spot as you did in San Miguel de Allende :-) Thankx for sharing their story that also inspired us a lot. Enjoy your travel and who knows, our roads might also cross one day ? Nacha & Seb
@@mauriceontheroad That is awesome Fred and Emmy are the best!! They are true travel legends. We hope to see you out on the road someday. Are you going to South America?
They are a smart couple and the advice about being polite and respectful should be printed on every windshield entering Mexico.
@@conchscooter That should be printed on every windshield everywhere as a reminder.
you are totally right 👍💖
SO inspiring! Fred and Emmy must have endless stories! This is definitely going to be you guys, all of a sudden it will have been 17 years. 😊 Awesome video. ❤
@@theperpetualadventuremachi4571 Hey guys thanks for watching. This could be you two as well. So many amazing things to see out there ❤️
👍thank you
Good morning everyone!! If the sound is not good enough, you can turn on subtitles by clicking on the closed captions. AuBrey spent hours adding and correcting subtitles so that they would automatically appear on the video, but for some reason they’re not there. 😭😤 Also, if you have anything you’d like to say to Fred or Emmy, you can leave it here in the comments ❤️🙏🏻
Absolutely wonderful interview❤. Fred and Emmy is true adventurers, open mind, open heart and always wanting to experience more❤❤❤
@@dianen6638 Well said! We feel so fortunate to have crossed paths with these amazing individuals. It is awesome they were willing to go on camera and share their experiences.
@@dianen6638 👍🥰
I love all the spontaneous video's y'all make. The way you always talk together, and discuss about your journey's, is refressing, and relaxing. Agism is annoying thru out the US... Great interview, and keep doing it all!
For some reason I missed this comment so sorry for the delay in responding. We felt this style was a little bit different then how other people make videos with voice overs. We are glad you appreciate it. Thank you for the kind words ❤️
Many more wonderful adventures Emmy & Fred, hopefully for the next 50 years!
@@HeartforPrimates Yes for the next 50 years 🙏🏻❤️
What a lovely welcoming and inspiring couple! Its you two in 40 years lol
@@hornz5 Yes we were so blessed to cross paths with them. We could only hope we are doing that good in 40 years 🙏🏻😂
😄🤩👍
This video is my absolute favorite! You all did a fantastic job! Very inspiring! ❤
@@sevanovic2805 Thank you. That means so much to us ❤️
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What great fortune!!!
Best travel interview I've seen in awhile. Awesome couple too, obviously that helps. They started 20 years ago so they really are the OG slow travellers -- "SLLOOOOWWW is the way to GO!" for exactly the reasons they cited.
It's also much more affordable -- kind of what I'm planning. Of course "plan" in only the most general sense -- specifics are most often impossible to plan in any concrete way.
Thanks for sharing it with us!
Cheers!...from North Vancouver
@@adriankung1625 They are definitely the travel OG’s and still going strong 💪🏻 It was so great to have spent time with them. Planning a little then going with the flow is the best way for us to travel. Cheers Adrian 🇲🇽
Exactly, take your time to meet people. We have such wonderful experiences 👍
Great job on the interview, that was amazing. They say the same thing I do, there are good and bad people in every country, but most people are good people. And I totally agree on the resorts, you'll probably only meet people from your home country there, so why go abroad at all? One fond travel memory I have is from the Greek island of Samos, where my wife and I rented a scooter. We drove around the island, and when we stopped for a little break, someone called us from a vineyard and invited us over, and we had a long and very interesting talk with the owner. And sure, he showed us around, he had a lot of very interesting experiences throughout his life, and we became fast friends. That kind of encounters stick with you, just like you'll remember those two for a very long time. And about subtitles, the ones RUclips automatically generates did a great job, so don't worry about that. Safe travels, have fun.
@@ohrosberg Thank you for saying that it means a lot 🙏🏻 That is so true about only meeting people from your home country at resorts 🤣 It’s amazing the people you meet when you put yourself out there. Oh AuBrey figured out how to get her subtitles on the video after I wrote that comment.
You're right, that's exactly what we mean 👍👍👍
Thank you both for this wonderful video and interview, it's so beautiful. We hope that it will indeed inspire many people. Enjoy traveling for many years as we do and make a lot of beautiful videos. 👌👍🥰
@@fredvandriessche9220Fred and Emmy we could not have done it without you. We want to thank you for being willing to go on camera. It’s not an easy thing to do. Safe travels we hope to cross paths with you again in your next 50 years of travel. 🙏🏻❤️😂
What a lovely couple, and a great idea for a video interviewing folks now and a gain. You guys have such a great mixture of content, always a pleasure to watch your new videos. Happy travels guys.
I’m sorry I missed this comment and the response is so delayed. We hoped people would appreciate a glimpse inside the life of these travel legends. They are such wonderful people!! And so inspiring.
I love watching you guys! Agree with everyone else, this was a great video! Thank you!
@@jeremyj612 This was our first time trying an interview style video. We are so thankful to get the positive feedback 🙏🏻
You guys are doing such a great job! Loved the interview. All of it is very inspiring. 🥰
@@kimberlystewart8170 Thank you Kimberly we appreciate that. We are so glad you loved it ❤️❤️
Awesome video. What a great couple to meet!
thank you all 😉👍
@@lindalarsen2157 Thank you. We feel so fortunate to have crossed paths with these wonderful people.
I’d your interview, you are a natural. Love you guys ❤
@@ninahennebry8961 Thank you so much ❤️❤️🙏🏻
You are doing great! Variety keeps things fresh.
@@LawrenceTuckerFyretuck We agree nice to switch it up every once in a while.
Great interview! It is really interesting to see their perspective on the other side of 20 years on the road. I love their insight on talking things slow and embracing the adventure.
Thank you for sharing!
@@tchoff99 Hey Tim, Thank you. It was great for us to spend time with Fred and Emmy to get their take on travel through Latin America. We really needed that so we are not racing to the end and missing everything in the middle 😁
@@BarelySqueakinBy excellent idea and thank you again 🥰
Awesome folks, Awesome interview.
@@adriandelatorre8341 Thank you. We agree they are travel legends!
Thanks 😍
Great video hope you run into many more cool people like these two
@@speakn0ev022 So do we it’s encounters like this that make it all worth it. Thank you for watching 🙏🏻
Thank you
I like interviews! That was awesome.
@@Polo.45 Thank you Polo 🙏🏻
Thank you and most of all thanks to Aubrey and Jason 🥰
What a beautiful couple. Makes you think, that how our media puts fear out there about other countries... maybe to control us. It pays to be Brave! Thanks for sharing your videos. GM
@@gmdelatorre3759 Well said we completely agree with you. It’s sad that most people will never see it. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts. 🙏🏻
Great to hear from Fred and Emmy! When I traveled all over Mexico and Guatemala in the mid 1990's I found the locals were just as curious about me as I was about them. In Guatemala I was advised to say Canadian if asked where I was from. The USA and Guatemala have had a turbulent history. Best place to learn Spanish is in Mexico. Just basic phrases is a good place to get started. I traveled alone so the only way I could communicate was in Spanish.
@@christopherstimpson6540 We thought about saying we were from Canada throughout this whole trip. We will keep that in mind when we cross into Guatemala. So far all of our interactions with locals have been great.
😄😉 We are 34 years later now and I don't believe
the US is still a problem for most Guatemalan people, but I know a few stories.
@@BarelySqueakinBy 😉😋 Tell them you're from Belgium 🤣
I like these video's like this. You did a good job with interviewing this nice couple. Do you also have video's of your other camper you left at home.
@@CowboyTrucking61 Thank you we appreciate it. We didn’t start making videos until we gut this van. If you go way back on our instagram you can see more of our other rig.
I wish you many years of happy travels and adventure
Love your video guys:)
@@mariebaribeau8374 Thank you Marie that’s so sweet ❤️ Hopefully one day we have a story like Fred and Emmy.
@@BarelySqueakinBy 🙏🤞don't walk to fast 😜
Ya good to learn from other travelers😊
@@leerod That is the best way to learn 👍🏼🙏🏻
Over the top outstanding video excellent idea we loved the video now if you could sharpen your Spanish I think it would be great if you could interview local people you guys are great god bless
@@alg109 Thank you very much 🙏🏻 It might be a while before we can do interviews in Spanish 😂
Thanks for the video! I'm also thinking: what to do? I don't have a home, my children are grown up, I can work remotely... I'm planning to move to Madeira Island, but I keep thinking - maybe I should get a mobile home and work while traveling? In 10 months I'll be able to leave the country and go wherever my eyes take me (I would have left much earlier, but the war started)...
@@serg9176 If you are able to work remotely RV traveling is a good option. Having Starlink makes that easy these days. There are so many great things to see out in the world 🌍
Would love to have seen the inside of their RV
@@leoblumhagen644 Sorry we were unable to capture that for you. We did not want to be too intrusive.
You saw part of it 😀 the interview was in our RV, If we meet you're invited for coffee 😋
I speak Spanish,English and I’m learning Sign language,,
@@Polo.45 That’s really cool you are learning sign language!
I visit my hometown in Michoacan often. I was there in February. I got pulled over twice and going trough check point twice cost me $100 dollars each time. It was intimidating. Not trying to scare you guys. That was in villamar municipality Michoacan.. Jalisco it’s a very safe state.
@@Polo.45 That’s awesome you visit your hometown frequently. It is nice to leave the U.S. Some locals advised us it would be best to skip Michoacán for now because of the issues there.
@@BarelySqueakinBy Michoacán it’s a beautiful State. So much culture and gastronomy and colorful. Just avoid that area i mentioned.
@@Polo.45 The people we talked to said the cartels are battling there 🤷🏻♂️
@@BarelySqueakinBy What should we say..... Michoacan is beautiful and we never had a problem. The cartels are not interested in tourists 🤔🤨
There will be fewer and fewer Americans as you go south. Plenty of Europeans, mostly Germans and many of them are only doing SA. You'll start to see Brazilians, Chileans and Argentineans as well starting around Ecuador and Peru. Everyone you meet in South America will ask if you are going north or south! We do have children and we still chose to live in on the road with them. But what we do is certainly not common.
You will certainly see plenty of people doing the panam in a year but i think it's insensitive to call them stupid. But more likely just a poor choice of words. Most are doing it because they are not retired and that's the only way they can make the trip happen. They know they are missing a lot but i give them credit for not choosing the alternative which is not going. But i often hear non-native English speakers say that certain behavior is 'so stupid' not knowing it is an insensitive thing to say. 🤷 Sorry but I've heard it enough in these situations that it is kinda triggering every time i hear it. Even if they don't mean it to be that way.
Think 07 is same year I started but didn't last past 2011 I think when got hemmed up for self defense and was gonna get violation and big gulag time if continued. Knock on wood I can get things wrapped up this year and be rubbertramping alaska. Found van I'm gonna do it in next and last go, got it posted on my channel bout when first got it on Craig's trade deal for 1/5 what it would cost me know as was little rare new even, more rare every year of course plus coof-flation. If y'all wanna see more about it probably be month or more to I post anything so sub and bell me so your with me cause when I'm back baby it's gonna be with a vengeance!!
@@U.S.SlaveOfficial That’s awesome 👍🏼
👏🏼 bravo!! Great episode!
@@Polo.45 Thank you 🙏🏻