How to Grill
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- How to grill.
For safety reasons, please move your grill away from the house further than I have it.
I cover a lot of the basics in this video, so it is a little long.
How to attach a propane tank
How to start a propane grill.
How to start a charcoal grill.
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I refer to the Montreal Steak Seasoning as "Sauce" a couple of times...oops.:0)
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Couple things you should emphasize: 1) MAKE SURE THE NOZZLE ON THE PROPANE TANK IS SET TO CLOSED WHEN YOU ARE REPLACING TANKS (you said it, but too brief!). 2) MAKE SURE LID IS OPEN WHEN TURNING ON PROPANE AND SPARKING THE BURNERS (otherwise it goes boom).
I just pinned this to the top.
@@DadhowdoI You're actually so heartwarming
Thank you Blossom. 😊🙏
Dad, how do I?
Thank you for teaching me!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
Dad, how do I?
Your very very kind
When he said
(Hey kids)
Made me smile
Same
RUSSIA IS THE BEST AMERICAN STATE IN UKRAINE the USSR is an amazing religion ngl
same here, it's just unconditional reflex
he's my dad now...
Every. Time. 🤗
Can you take us camping? Show us what Supplies we need and how to keep safe when camping.
Hi Teresa, I do plan on doing that. 😊🙏
Dad, how do I? Yay!!! Thanks, Dad! 😀
@@DadhowdoI Thanks! As someone with a dad who is completely clueless about this stuff, you're my only hope...
AAAAAHHHH HES GONNA TAKE Us CAMPIIINNNGGGGGG!!!!!!!! Omfg I am EXCITED 😊
I don't know if he will cover it in the video, but something I find that people don't suggest often enough is just a really, really good knife and an axe. I am not a knife guy, I do not carry knives on me normally, but when camping I do. Just get a solid knife off Amazon, don't spend more than fifty bucks. Axe is for firewood, trust me when I say you will wish you had one if you forget it simply because its easier for firewood.
However knives:
- Quick and easy kindling scrap with bark and wood shavings. One person just quickly scrapes/whittles away wood for a minute or two while the other gets some sticks. Pair with a few Doritoes and guaranteed fire. I am not joking Doritoes make great kindling because of the dense chip, light dust, and fat content helps the wood considerably.
- Use knife, clothespins/binderclips, string to make a clothesline between branches or trees. We can hang up our wet clothes in the sun and not on a rock. Easy.
- You can also use string, your knife, and a tarp to make shaded areas by tying between trees. You can also do it to help deflect breezes, or extend cover past a tent. This again takes up little storage room and can really help improve a trip.
- You learn how to comfortably hold a knife and gain confidence, this can be a plus for many as knife handling is a skill.
- Learn to carve and whittle! I still have my hiking stick from three years ago and it is covered in cross patterns, carvings and burns. It looks like a seventh grade kid made it but I love it. Your ancestors did it with pride, you can too.
- Eating. You know, and I know, and EVERYONE KNOWS that plastic knives S U C K (so does any non-metal alternative). This is 75% of why you bring a knife and it just makes everything better. Plus now you don't have to buy or use plastic knives, which is good because single-use waste is one of the most environmentally damaging problems of camping trips apart from fires.
Please do bring your own metal/reusable utensils and plates. This will greatly reduce garbage on the site, and please don't burn plastic waste. You can burn food scraps that's fine. If you run low on soap for utensils, you can literally boil them in water and they will be fine.
thanks dad
i guess we’re all siblings
I liked your comment before it goes viral. You’re welcome
@@jess6882 nice
jessica osei it’s my go on the Xbox
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Convince your wife to make her own channel.. "Mom, how do i" for us without mothers
Yes on this!!!
I would love this.
@Jonathan Willard RUclips parents
@Jonathan Willard is this his wife?
Nvm bro it's not her
@Jonathan Willard it would be better if it was his wife doing it.. So they can collab with each other and share their parenting experience
We have just reached the ultimate dad level. Grilling with dad is almost a necessity in life.
Ultimate dad 🙌🙌
:)
Lol I like your name!!
To become the ultimate dad he has to show us how to mow the lawn next
never done it before ...
I just wanna say - you're absolutely winning, dad!
My dad was arrested when I was REALLY young, so I had to become the "man" of the family. I've always been afraid to grill, so I'm really looking forward to this video. Thanks for looking out for us dad. Sincerely, one of your daughters.
Agreed
I mean I’m 13 and my parents don’t teach me anything about life because they’re always to busy. so I look to the internet as my family to teach me because I feel like I don’t have a real one to rely on I am basically raising myself with the help of my internet family
@@kitkat6984 I’m sorry to hear that
Whatever. My dad drank and watched football. Being there doesnt really mean he does anything LOL
@@kitkat6984 you are blessed to have the internet, my fellow sibling. When I was growing up, I also raised myself but had to rely on intuition. Encyclopedias just wouldn't have cut it, even if we had a set.
We joke that we were raised by foxes or wolves.. sure wasn't our designated parental units.
I just watched him barbecue for 30 minutes...and I’m a vegetarian. This is my love for his channel.
I just watched him repair siding, knowing full well that my siding is different lol. It’s just calming.
As someone who grew up with no dad to teach simple subtle things like this, And for some reason have always been intimidated by grilling I can't tell you how happy this video made me.
Glad to help Kenneth. I was in the same boat, my dad left us at 14, so had to learn a lot through trial and error. Hoping to save people from some of the mistakes that I made. 🙏
The most wholesome thing on the Tube.
Felipe Ruiz which tube u talkin about 😳😳
I’m 47 and never had much of a Dad , my friends grandparents and their Dads always showed me a few things along the way. I love watching these videos because even as an adult I still always wanted a Dad I could spend time with. I love this Dad! He is speaking to all, of us young and old . We love you !
@kipskip_ I promise you will meet father figures along the way, I still will always long for a Dad but it didn’t destroy me , I’m blessed to have a Father in law for the past 21 years that I can fly kites with and we build things together, when we bought an old house and he came across the United States and we spent a week together building fences and working on fixing the house. Best Dad week of my life .
Is this man not THE most precious human, ever?!?! His videos should be required/standard for .... life. 🥰 The world needs him. 🧡
He's like the Mr Rogers of dad stuff.
Yes. Dad’s videos should be part of a required Life Skills class in all high schools.
Amen! ❤️
You have a lot of single moms watching your show too! Thanks!
Yes 😌
🙋🏾♀️ that would be me.....I’m going to recommend my sons watch his videos
Thanks for your support and encouragement 🙏
I'm a single mom whose dad didn't care to teach me anything
*casually waits for someone to mention his grilling attire*
That apron is peak dad perfection.
came right to the comments to look for this
My dad died last year and watching these videos pop up in my feed has given me a tiny bit of comfort. Thanks ❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss. I hope your doing better💛
Im sorry for your loss. My dads still alive but hes an awfully bad one(abusive). I wish i had a better dad. This channel gives me comfort too
00:00 Intro
01:07 Beer (IPA) marinade and preparation
04:00 Propane tank
04:52 Grill
06:22 German heritage and clean instruction
08:08 How to start a grill
09:08 Grillin
13:13 How to start a charcoal grill
15:30 Grillin again
17:58 Back to charcoal
19:00 Gas grill tweaking
21:55 Back to charcoal
26:00 Steak on gas grill
30:28 Hamburger on charcoal
31:06 Back to steak
35:38 Result
37:43 Cleaning
38:34 Closing off propane tank
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Thanks
I think he said that IPA didnt tast that good on braats so he used half Lager half water...
Dad:are you winning son?
Everyone: with a dad like you, always has been
Made my day ^w^
I have a wonderful dad that teaches me more about career/education/scary life stuff. And Internet Dad teaches me all the handy practical everyday tasks my irl dad hasn't taught me. I love this!!!
Not gona lie that dad joke legitimately had me laughing.
Thanks for appreciating good humor. 😆🙏
Me too! Haha. I immediately texted my gf the joke
@@ldev9552 ....what? I'm 29...? I'm not sure if you're trying to be funny, but it's really not working
Some Dude Jesus, what’s up your ass? It seems that you missed the extremely obvious fact that this channel is public and that anyone, including a 29 year old, can watch it. I’m a 14 year old girl with a deadbeat father and I watch it. Am I a pussy for watching this? Grow up. It’s embarrassing that a teenager has to tell you what should be common sense.
@@khushikaur1260 don't bother. They just made their account on the second of July. They're just a little coward who wants to troll and talk crap without any consequences
thank you! my boyfriend's dad passed away when he was 14, so all of these things he didn't have a chance to learn from him, he's been living alone for 6-7 years now and your channel has helped him a lot. Thank you!
Comment section on this channel always astonishes me. The amount of people who have/had bad, toxic parents. It just shows that not everyone is fit to be a parent.
I too can relate to that. My dad is arrogant and full of himself. The only positive thing he did for me growing up is provide for the family and that's it. Basically took no part in raising me into a decent person but rather provided me with life supply of childhood trauma.
dude i relate to you a lot hahaha, i don´t even know shit about my dad. He just lives his own life and gets mad if any of us even small talk to him in the wrong moments and proceeds to unleash all his bottled up anger at us kids smh
My dad is always busy with work and has never really had time to teach me much other than basic tools and mowing 😂...my mom hasnt taught me anything. I learned how to wash dishes, do laundry by watching my grandparents
I feel it. Watching these videos I just feel afraid of him. Like I’m gonna ask a stupid question or he won’t let me try, or I have to do it that exact way or I get yelled at. I can’t even enjoy these videos because just sitting here I feel like I’m going to be a disappointment somehow.
@@Lehpurdzzz I'm pretty new to this channel but I think you should stick around, it seems like the most welcoming community, maybe you can get to the point where these videos are just enjoyable and don't bring up those negative feelings anymore 🙂
Same here, i don’t recall him ever playing with me as a kid or taking time to teach me things like this
that tool organizer is great!! genius idea
This is my first RUclips comment. You are incredible. I have a dad, but I watched your channel for hours relearning and being re-inspired. Thank you thank you thank you.
Great video, propane tanks were always a bit intimidating but this shows how easy it is. Thank you for uploading great quality videos with dad jokes included. God bless you as well
Thanks Juliana. 😃🙏
2.47 million siblings
Hey sibling
❤
Oh I like that, did not even think of that
Wasn’t he like 10k subs a month ago before he went viral on Reddit? Lol shits crazy.
Hey bro!
I can watch dad for hours grilling. Man this was so wholesome
The best dad ever 🥺❤️
I never thought I’d be watching grilling videos, but dad can make anything interesting.
Imagine if this dude had a VidCon panel with all of his kids.
so that's 2.5 million of them right
AscendAB right.
Needs to happen
that would be overwhelmingly heart warming situation.
Ahem, needs to happen, with everything that is happening in the world I believe we need a little bit of happiness and I believe that our best dad is that happiness :3
Another good video sir!!!.... Quick tip I want to add, for all the kids out there who might be a little worried about connecting the propane tank on the grill...
Propane grills in good condition are REALLY safe as long as you follow the instructions, but, if you want to make EXTRA sure that your connection isn't leaking, all you have to do is gently mix up some dish soap and warm water (be gentle so you get as few bubbles as possible), and after you hook everything up, but before you turn on the grill, pour some of that soapy water on the connections and give it a minute.... There shouldn't be any new bubbles... Then turn the gas on JUST a little bit and watch the connection (this will take less then 20 seconds) If you don't see any new bubbles forming everything has a good seal. Turn the gas back off, and leave the grill cover open for a minute or two to let that propane you let out dissipate a bit, while you use a paper towel and dry up the soapy water, and then you can confidently start your grill knowing everything's connected with no leaks.
You only need to do this when changing out the tanks, and especially for new gas grills it's probably not necessary, BUT if you want a little EXTRA peace of mind about it, there it is.
8 minutes in i see how long the video is, i love this. im buckled down for this, thank you for teaching me things my father never taught me
I can’t put into words how happy these videos make me. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside.
Hey dad, I just wanna say that I recently saw your videos and I LOVED them soo much, you are literally one of the best dad's ever and honestly growing up I wished my dad was as nice as you are, and you are an inspiration to all children all over the world and if there was an award for the best dad you would 100% win it keep shining and hopefully you can accept me as one of your children too
Love from Gabriella😁❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Gabriella, glad you're here. :0)
Thank you too😁
I’ve probably grilled/smoked thousands of times more than this man...but I watched the entire vid anyway bc it’s Dad.
Nice, thanks 😊 👍 🙏
Me as well.
Hi Dad, thanks to you I spent three hours yesterday on the phone talking to my Father about all the actions I regretted as a teenager. I don’t think I could have ever faced that without your support. Thank you so much.
Wow, I absolutely love to hear that!
Way to go, I am sure that took courage, I am proud of you! 👏👏🙏
13:08: "I'm going to get my other grill." Might be the daddest of all dad things ever said by a dad, thank you! Close seconds are "not this drill, we need the OTHER drill", and "that's a framing hammer, not a finish hammer." We need more people like you in the world!
Thanks for throwing in the bit about using the charcoal bag as kindling for your chimney starter! Too many people think that paper bag is just meant to be thrown away!
Its fathers day in Dominican Republic so congratulations. ♡
I would buy an apron that had, " Dad, how do I?" on it. 100% Where the merch at Pops?
Best dad ever🥳💕💕
What I love about Dad is that he doesn't talk down to us, and includes seemingly unimportant details... like, let the links cool off and then put them in a plastic bag and into the freezer. Some kids want to make sure they do everything right and don't mess up, and these little things matter. It's like he's talking to his 14 year old kid who just hasn't done whatever it is before. Thanks Dad!
0:57 that was a funny dad joke haha 😂
Thank you Dad for teaching me so much. After everything I've been through I'm lucky to be able to learn from you.
Thank you so much for this. My own dad died when I was 6 and my mom never remarried so I've never really had a father figure to learn these things from. I'm a full grown adult now and doing just fine but there are still somethings I've been nervous about and one of them was grilling. I was without electricity for two weeks after hurricane Irma (lots had it worse so that's not a complaint). And, although I had a charcoal grill and plenty of charcoal to use, it was so unbearably hot out I couldn't work up the energy to start the fire. So, went without boiled water or a cooked meal for those two weeks (again not a complaint at all, I know how lucky I am it was only two weeks). Soon after though, I bought a gas grill so I would not be in the same situation again in the future. But, I had it for almost a year before I worked up the nerve to use it the first time as I was terrified of the propane. I watched so many videos but none of them included the info you have here about connecting the tank and turning it on. Such a simple step but if it's not something you've done before or seen done, it can be nerve wrecking! Thank you!!!
"hopefully you'll be better than me at this and that's the goal"
Damn, that's a real dad right there.
dad, can you show us how to pick the best air filters for our home + how/when to change them out?
Just another subscriber to him, but from experience buy cheaper air filters, change them every 2-3 months. Never buy the expensive ones. They are made to filter out a lot of contaminants but they make the furnace work a lot harder to heat your home. Same with cooling your home with the fan and A/C unit. The air flow is constricted, so its better to get the cheaper air filter and keep up to date on when its time to replace the filter.
The sizing should be in the current air filter. That’s the only way to tell the size, as all air filters are different per house. It’s based off three dimensions (A x B x C) write that sizing down, and when you go to get a new one have an attendant show you the exact one based on the measurements you took from your original filter! As for quality? There like $10-$15 give or take. You can’t go wring with any of them, but some might be over kill, and depending on the health of the people living in your home, compromising in the middle dollar range is totally reasonable.
@@AllFormsElectronic thank you!! if my household doesn't have anyone who has things like medical issues but has seasonal allergies, what FPR/merv rating would you recommend for the filter?
@@Gecko4nine thank you for the advice!! do you have a suggested frp/merv rating for filters? i was gonna go for the highest rating, but i get what you're saying about it making my furnace work harder, so i'm not really sure what to get now :/
This man is a legend
You are such a ray of sunshine in this world. Thank you for bringing comfort and kindness to over 2 million of us, whether we are still kids or just kids at heart.
That dad joke was the best 😩 thank you for making these videos!! Also, y’all who downvoted, do y’all need a hug or something?
Hi Dad, thank you for always being here for us. Please stay well, mask up and keep making those videos when your time allows
I'm a girl but I still watch your videos because it's good knowing as many things as possible! Thank you for your channel and hour help💕
This came up at an extremely useful time. thank you dad 😭😭😭
My son is grown but I still love to watch your videos. I love the dad jokes the most. Thank you for these life lessons. They are fantastic.
*_AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO IS AN ADULT WATCHING HIS HOW TO VIDEOS?_*
No
My parents failed to teach me a lot, this guy is the best dad for me :)
Nope
Nope
A majority of us are adults, bud 🤣
Woo hoo! Just got a propane tank and can’t wait to grill now that I know how to. Thanks Dad !
Awww...
Look at the people giving a 👎.
I think they need a hug from 'Dad, how do I?'
That's probably 100% true
Im 100% positive they just accidentally clicked the wrong button
Here's a virtual hug to you.
Hope you have a wonderful week!!! 💕
@@Chemilia
And here's a virtual hug for you as well.
Hoping you too have a wonderful week!!! 💕
@@arhon4787
@@karolgarley thanks dear, we are all good here... Happy from small things... Hope you have a wonderful week too
Tomorrow is my dads birthday and my sisters and I are in charge of grilling the steak to give him a break. This is such good timing!!!! Thanks you so much for this video😊
I've always thought of grilling, this is gonna make me finally go out and grill now
I've been asking my father to teach me how to grill and he has been postponing it for years and internet tips didn't help me much. Thank you for this video.
Was just talking to my dad about him teaching me his grillmaster ways when I got the notification for this video. Thank your for giving me another avenue of grill knowledge!
I have a gas grill (19 yrs old) and always was scared of turning it on. I once used charcoal grill while camping and it was embarrassing because I had no idea how to get it to work and the ranger didn’t know how, so I had to cook my food inside the trailer but left one burger, that burger finally was cooked by 10 pm 😂
You would probably enjoy bushcraft videos to learn how to make a campfire and how to work a woodstove, and cook on these. I find them very relaxing and it helps my confidence a lot to know some basic survival stuff.
“Montreal Steak Seasoning... it’s the bomb....” OMG such a perfect dad
Theres amateur grilling, professional chef grilling and above that is dad grilling. The highest level imaginable and this man is kind enough to share that with all his kids. This makes me really happy
I'm fortunate enough to have been taught by my Dad, and am now teaching my kids life skills. I watch every one of your videos just to keep them popular, so more people who need them might see them.
Keep up the great work 👍
Thank you for your support 🙏
My dad wasnt home a lot, and when he was he wasn't really the nicest guy to be around. When I was 15 things got really bad at home and at 18 he tried to empty my savings accounts to run off and start a new family. Seeing videos like these not only show me personally all of those crucial skills to know in life that I was never shown, but also really do help to ease the aching void left by an absent, negligent, or otherwise insufficient father figure. On behalf of all your loving and greatful viewers, thank you dad! We love you!
My girlfriend is an amazing cook, but I’ve always wanted to grill for her, but never knew how. We appreciate you making the videos you do and helping the world with so many things. Thanks dad 🤘🏻
When you said hey kids made me really happy even though am adult now but I guess you reminded me of my father. Thanks Dad
Hey Dad hope you're doing well. Always remember to take care of yourself 💛
Thank you for this channel. I lost my husband in an accident 4 years ago and my kids lost their Dad. One never even got to meet her Dad. Anyways, this channel has been helpful for me as a widow too! I need to do things now that my husband did.
I'm in my early 20s and my gf and I are expecting our first baby in January. These videos are so helpful because my dad didn't stick around when I was growing up. I love and appreciate everything you do! Keep it up, Dad!
Thanks Matt, glad you're here 👍
You got this! 🙏
He's so freaking precious! It's so sweet watching him! Adorable 💜
Yay! Now i can surprise my hubby with steaks for his birthday
love the pfp
@@dani.dth9019 thanks!
As a recent widow, I'm thrilled to have found your channel! Thank you for practical advice.
It’s sad that a channel like this has so many subs, but luckily this man is such a good role model to so many people like me who haven’t had the best dad. Thanks man.
I lost my dad 14 years ago and I can’t tell you how many times I still reach for the phone to call him and ask how to do something…only to realize I can’t. Even after 14 years. Thank you for making this channel. At some point, (when I can stop crying), this daddy’s girl is gonna binge watch every single video you’ve made!!! Bless you. 🥰
Damn, I wish I had my dad showing me that stuff.. Thank you so much for doing what you’re doing!
You're welcome Nikita. :0)
Thank you for all that you do. I have a 1 yr old and a 2nd baby on the way. You have Taught me so much over the years. You are the MAN!
You're the coolest man in the world, a absolutely a good father, your videos help a lot of people not only learn new things, but also feel better, keep it up
Thanks for another how to video Dad! Loved the tip of pre-boiling the bratwurst in beer and even freezing them for later, definitely going to try that.That wooden paddle thingy is on my list of must have, we are still using that horrible wire brush. I'd like to return a tip for the steaks. Don't put cold meat on the grill (meat will stick to a hot grill if the steaks are too cold), a bit of olive oil and salt and pepper first on each side, grill each side once then slather your butter and Montreal Steak spice on. Once you put the steak on the grill don't move it, if the steak isn't cooked enough before you move it you'll tear the muscle fibers and juices will leak out. Always let meat rest first so that the first cut doesn't release all the tasty juices.
Hope all is well and keep making great videos!
The steaks couldn't be higher got me lmao
My dad was not the greatest and left when I was 7. I just found this channel and I cannot say how happy I am that I did. Thank you, dad
Thank you dad, grilling has been something that i've been interested in, and never knew how!!
My dad passed away a while ago to cancer. He didn't really grill that much so he didn't get to teaching me how to.
Thank you, kind stranger. ❤️❤️
No WAY! I was just about to ask my Mom to teach me to grill tonight
I’m a teen with divorced parents desperately scrambling to cook for my older sister’s dinner party, neither parent answering their phone and she needs 10 pieces of chicken grilled now. You help more people than you know. Thank you.
“Typical grilling dad have to snap the tongs”
What Dads don't tell you is that it's to test the tension in the tongs. They don't even know that's why they do it, it becomes such a learned behaviors. However you KNOW when a Dad knows his tongs are "acting up" just by the look of his face when his "click-click"s the tongs. Plus it's so you don't explode a sausage by gripping the damn thing so tight.
Basically the Tong Test is checking to see if the tongs suck, and you won't know until you try or see your Dad try.
also its fun
Thanks Dad. You made a difference to a 38 year old in 3 hours of binge watching your videos in the middle of the night. If I could have an ounce of who you are, I would be 300% better than I am now.
Hope you’re well and that your family is keeping healthy as well, thus video is very helpful, thank you so much 💕
My name is Alexander. Im lost my dad about 5 years ago. Now Im 18 years old and seeing that people like you helping kids really brings tears to my eyes. I'm from Ukraine but this problem is universal, so be sure that your job is right. Thank you.
thank you dad! :)
you liked my comment :)
He explaining things in such a non-insulting or degrading way really relaxes me. No one has ever liked explaining to me things I didn't know this way.
37:30
Mmm, I'm hungry now. That looks so good!
One thing I am noticing about your videos which is brilliant, is being a teacher in training, the emphasis on repitition is PERFECT. The more you repeat something, the better it will be remembered.
"Da Bomb"
Loved how you said it😂
I grew up without a dad, and still don't have father guidance. I'm 35 now so I've worked out a lot for myself, but still I just want to say that I appreciate what you do. I only wish I had you around 15 years ago. Thank you.
OMDS! This is exactly what I need 😅 having a barbecue next week and have no clue what to do 😅 thank you 🙏🏾🙏🏾
This man is a TREASURE for humanity, whatever did the human race to deserve such an amazing internet dad??
THIS VIDS IMPORTANT THANKS DAD! damn now I gotta grill for my girlfriend's family I GOT THIS
YO BOI ADRIEL!!! That’s so sweet, good luck!
Hell yeah, you've got this! Grilling is easy as long as you prepare and have everything ready, and relax and enjoy yourself while you're cooking🤗
My dad died Nov. 6th 2021. He was the best man in the world it breaks my heart to look at this stuff at 22 as a father and wish he couldve taught me and enjoy this with me.
Thank you so much!!! I dm'd you about this and it made my whole family so happy to see this video!! thank you for doing what you do. ❤❤
Reading the comments has me in tears! You have truly helped a lot of us! Thank you, dad!