Death Valley is no joke. Back in 2010, I drove from Cincinnati to LA in mid August. I stopped in Vegas to stay with a friend and then left early in the morning to LA. I drove through Death Valley without a working air conditioner however, I still had a reliable car. Even with the windows down, it felt like oven air. Ya know the air you feel after opening the oven door from preheating. There were telephone poles every 100 yards with help phones on them. I realized the danger you could be in out there.
As someone who lives in Las Vegas, that Death Valley story is pretty much everyday reality for us now during the heat wave. When you get in your car, you have to sit there for at least five minutes and let the air blow, because otherwise the steering wheel and everything else is too hot to touch. It's fucking brutal out here and I've never wanted to move as much as I do now.
In reality Skidrow is completely under control. It is fulfilling its purpose perfectly. It is operating as designed. Just as the public display of the moldering executioner mutilated corpses of petty criminals and rebellious landless farmers were left for years swinging in rusted iron gibbets - denied even the dignity of a earthen shroud, the foetid stench of death served as a warning to surplus labor to never challenge power no matter how unjust. The vast and sundry Skidrows of the USA Empire warn the absolutely essential workers that they are absolutely fungible. Whether one is afflicted with a physical disability or an incapacitating mental illness, especially addiction, any eccentricity that interferes with your profitable exploitation will not be tolerated. You are on your own in a high tech dark age.
I remember my first time in the USA.. Been in that area and I ended up with blisters after touching the car's seats... Was not a fun experience but I was not thinking about it either at the time when I chose to sit in said car.. ( Keep in mind I think I was.. 11? At the time? I think.. Somewhere around then. ) *EDIT* Something I should add.. Keep in mind this is from my brother who lived in the USA before I did.. He is 15 years older than me ( and is the reason why I ended up in the USA in the first place lol ) .. He told me about a experience he had with a place LIKE Skidrow.. In-fact it was worse when it existed.. Look it up.. At first I did not believe him but.. Yea.. A place that was called "O Town" or "Oh Town" I never was told the exact spelling.. But it was just as bad as Skidrow if not worse. Police would not go there and just about every terrible thing you can think of happened there. My brother. Not fully knowing how bad it was.. Used to deliver pizzas and they had got a order for a place either right in or really close to the area.. Turned out it was a bunch of people who where "jumping in" a new member.. They beat my brother almost to death with bats and stole his vehicle.. He had to crawl to a phone booth to call emergency services.. Last time he would ever deliver anywhere near that area. His manager threatened to fire him but that did not go far and the owner found out.. The manager got fired and someone else took that person's place. Funny the stuff you end up remembering.. Anyways.. The place was eventually hit by I want to say the national guard? It was some joint thing that happened regardless.. And all the buildings where demolished. Some new place was eventually built there but it was a little bit.. A lot of people got arrested, some other relocated.. And.. I believe some where killed but I do not fully remember if any where or not. Its been a long time since I was told about it as well as when I read about the stuff on it. This was in California.. I want to say it was Either Visalia or Tulare? Could have been somewhere else but it was around that area of California.
That extreme heat will cause your tires to blow out because they expand as they heat up. Good tip don’t fill your tires to the max in the summer. We have more blowouts on semis and trailers in the summer as I’m a truck driver.
While I love all the content you put out, I especially enjoy these true crime stories. You narrate them in a way that is not sensationalized or exploitative but rather a well crafted documentary. Really enjoyed this and I hope to see more!
true crime isn't my favorite but it's still fun to hear. and at least with true crime its a 100% guarantee that its real. granted i believe the viewer submitted ones are real too, especially since some of them were so messed up that i don't believe anybody in their right mind would just make it up
@@Chip.Wonder19 Actually Viewer submitted stories that are supposedly true but not verified! And the actual true crime stories in this video" are by regular viewers as well. But going over fact stories!
I always listen to your channel in the middle of the night as i have trouble sleeping (it's currently 2am),so greatful to your awesome channel. Sending you much love & blessings from the UK.😊🤗🇬🇧
Currently training for my first ever marathon. Okinawa temps don't go as high as 126 F, but it will get close to 90F with 90% humidity. Even at night it only drops a couple degrees. The heat stroke thing really got me shitting my pants right now as I train for this marathon in the tropic humid heat 🤣🤣🤣
You might wanna find an easier environment for your first run, esp if you're not used to high humidity. At 90%, it's like trying to breathe with a wet blanket wrapped around your face. I live in Alabama and personally know of people from Saudia Arabia, Morocco, and Arizona that complained about our soggy heat. 🥵
Be extremely careful! Here in south Florida our humidity is about the same but the heat index makes 90F feel like 110 - 115F. The ocean water feels like a hot tub! Only ones enjoying this are the reptiles, the people are dropping like flies & can guarantee most of them are Not training for a marathon! Not trying to discourag you! Wish you best of luck, & be safe!
These stories bring an extra umph to them due to the fact we all can look up and learn more about all these things The locations and true crime stories will always be the best 🔥👌 keep up the good work sir!
Before I listened here, I listened to Mr. Nightmare's 15-minute video, which was riddled with 4 ads. Then I watched Joel's, which was an hour and it had one ad.. now who's better??
Death Valley is strangely beautiful. The last time we were there it was 110 degrees at 10 am. There are no sounds, no birds, bugs nothing during the day. I love desert but it is more than dangerous for the people who think they know better than mother nature.
I had heat stroke during a horrible heat dome last year. I biked the first day of the heatwave when it was just 99 degrees. However, the next day when it hit 105, I spent too much time in that heat. I was in a place with no AC for a few hours. In that place of the US, most places don't have AC, so when it gets hot there, you often lack the resources you need. Thankfully, I noticed I was getting confused, left the place, came home and took a cold shower for 2 hours. That probably saved my life. Heat stroke sucked. My skin was hot to the touch for 2 weeks. By hot, I mean it felt like a severe fever. I felt so dizzy, I couldn't drive. I had an appointment and they wouldn't let me cancel without problems. It was 101-102 that day and I didn't need any more heat exposure after getting ill from it the day prior. I was exposed to more heat and started feeling wonky and irritable. I thought I was tough, but heat is no joke. Take it seriously, it will screw you up.
Let's Read. Love your channel! Love your cover photo here: Looks like the inbreeds of the "Wrong Turn" movies. As you see a UFO in Death Valley! Love your true crime stories & "Middle of Nowhere stories". Not every creepypasta narrator do "Middle of nowhere stories'. Thanks.
On March 20th, my 40 year old son was on a greyhound bus heading to Oklahoma. His blood sugar dropped and he got off the bus in Holbrook AZ and wandered into the desert because he was confused from low blood sugar. He called me, saying he was lost and his phone was dying. That was the last time I heard from him. He has not been found. Unfortunately, the police department in Holbrook didn't believe he was lost in the Arizona desert. The detective just doesn't care. I believe my son died quickly from the heat. I wanted to drive there to look for him but I didn't have a car. I am almost 68 and in poor health so taking a bus wasn't an option and I do not think it will help him if I perish wandering around in the desert.i wouldn't know where to look. The desert is a large place
“It costs more money to protect us then to fight us” that’s so sad but yet so true. When companies and the fda r deciding what drugs to pass and make legal they’re not really looking at how safe they r they’re looking at how much they’ll make vs how much they’re gonna have to pay in lawsuits and as long as the profits r higher then the payments they will make any drug legal because they don’t care about the ppl only their bank accounts
You would think with all the knowledge about death valley why wouldn't they have things like rest shelter that they could stand underneath maybe with a solar powered phone they can ring and say oh my god I'm in death valley I'm starting to fly like an egg can someone come and save or maybe just block the road so that no one can go on it
Great stories, in all seriousness with this heat tho, stay hydrated. Not just water either. Water doesn’t replenish electrolytes that you sweat out. Gatorade. Powerade, body armor and other sports drinks will be needed to replenish those electrolytes and minerals you sweat out. Stay safe everyone.
I'm glad other commenters said something too bout the thumbnail pic 🤣 cuz YALL ..the blonde-haired pointing dude straight outta a 'Wrong Turn' movie has me cracking tf up!!! 😁
Death Valley is an amazing underrated place. There are actually several small ghost towns in the area that used to house miners. I visited once in the summer, and twice in the winter. The weather is more 'normal' in the winter, but especially in the summer, it's always good to be prepared. The night skies are unbelievably beautiful as well as it's got very good dark skies for good milky way viewing and photography.
I wasn't expecting to hear a story about the town next to me, all I know about the Hanford facility is that you don't want to be on the road when they get off work and also that we had a desk from there that's super old and probably irradiated.
Great video as always Joel! The last story had me thinking however..once John's body deteriorated and became skeletal remains, he would be easy to retrieve at that point I would think. If I were family, I'd certainly rather have his remains retrieved so he could at least have a proper burial, so I wonder why they haven't done so? Anyways..thanks for years and year of entertaining stories! I'm a huge fan and never get tired of your plethora of video's. Stay awesome
Shot in the dark but I think Let’s Read had a story where the submitter talked about his brother who went down a conspiracy theories rabbit hole and went all the way to the southwest to live in the caves. The submitter then hired a private investigator to help search for his brother and they went down into the caves to find the brother’s abandoned supplies and a sharp cliff leading into the abyss. Don’t remember the name of the video but if anyone does, it’s much appreciated!
😅i keep wiping the off the screen on my phone but then i realized its just lil birds or insects flying in the background. Man i feel like a dumbass 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Richland WA is part of the Tri-Cities which also includes Pasco and Kennewick. The cities are separated by the Columbia River and the Yakima River. I've always thought there are an incredibly high number of people with cancer in this area.
Help! How does Joel choose what to say at the end of each video? Is it something discussed during the livestreams the day before a normal video release?
I would love to see what your take on Eastman Chemical Company would be. Located in Kingsport, TN. I was born and raised here and currently planning to move.
26:59 Los Angeles is a tough neighborhood to begin with. It is where MS-13 and the Hells Angels MC were born and bred not to mention some of the most prestigious prison gangs in the country. Don't visit unless you know what you are doing.
I know from experience that Death Valley is the hottest place in the United States of America being that I have been through there and live at the edge of it right at the Nevada California border
Death Valley is no joke. Back in 2010, I drove from Cincinnati to LA in mid August. I stopped in Vegas to stay with a friend and then left early in the morning to LA. I drove through Death Valley without a working air conditioner however, I still had a reliable car. Even with the windows down, it felt like oven air. Ya know the air you feel after opening the oven door from preheating. There were telephone poles every 100 yards with help phones on them. I realized the danger you could be in out there.
Cheese flavoured cheese.
Cheese flavoured cheese
As someone who lives in Las Vegas, that Death Valley story is pretty much everyday reality for us now during the heat wave. When you get in your car, you have to sit there for at least five minutes and let the air blow, because otherwise the steering wheel and everything else is too hot to touch. It's fucking brutal out here and I've never wanted to move as much as I do now.
In reality Skidrow is completely under control. It is fulfilling its purpose perfectly. It is operating as designed. Just as the public display of the moldering executioner mutilated corpses of petty criminals and rebellious landless farmers were left for years swinging in rusted iron gibbets - denied even the dignity of a earthen shroud, the foetid stench of death served as a warning to surplus labor to never challenge power no matter how unjust. The vast and sundry Skidrows of the USA Empire warn the absolutely essential workers that they are absolutely fungible. Whether one is afflicted with a physical disability or an incapacitating mental illness, especially addiction, any eccentricity that interferes with your profitable exploitation will not be tolerated. You are on your own in a high tech dark age.
I remember my first time in the USA.. Been in that area and I ended up with blisters after touching the car's seats... Was not a fun experience but I was not thinking about it either at the time when I chose to sit in said car.. ( Keep in mind I think I was.. 11? At the time? I think.. Somewhere around then. )
*EDIT*
Something I should add.. Keep in mind this is from my brother who lived in the USA before I did.. He is 15 years older than me ( and is the reason why I ended up in the USA in the first place lol ) .. He told me about a experience he had with a place LIKE Skidrow.. In-fact it was worse when it existed.. Look it up.. At first I did not believe him but.. Yea.. A place that was called "O Town" or "Oh Town" I never was told the exact spelling.. But it was just as bad as Skidrow if not worse. Police would not go there and just about every terrible thing you can think of happened there. My brother. Not fully knowing how bad it was.. Used to deliver pizzas and they had got a order for a place either right in or really close to the area.. Turned out it was a bunch of people who where "jumping in" a new member.. They beat my brother almost to death with bats and stole his vehicle.. He had to crawl to a phone booth to call emergency services.. Last time he would ever deliver anywhere near that area. His manager threatened to fire him but that did not go far and the owner found out.. The manager got fired and someone else took that person's place. Funny the stuff you end up remembering..
Anyways.. The place was eventually hit by I want to say the national guard? It was some joint thing that happened regardless.. And all the buildings where demolished. Some new place was eventually built there but it was a little bit.. A lot of people got arrested, some other relocated.. And.. I believe some where killed but I do not fully remember if any where or not. Its been a long time since I was told about it as well as when I read about the stuff on it. This was in California.. I want to say it was Either Visalia or Tulare? Could have been somewhere else but it was around that area of California.
@davidsenderodelsanto I just wanted to say well stated!
@@davidsenderodelsanto Preach.
That extreme heat will cause your tires to blow out because they expand as they heat up. Good tip don’t fill your tires to the max in the summer. We have more blowouts on semis and trailers in the summer as I’m a truck driver.
Thx for this great advice🤘🥳
Lmao the thumbnail is outta pocket. Shout out to Robin 👏🏼
Yeah. WTF was all that? Looks like some “Hills have Eyes”.
It's lit
I love how this whole meme is because 2 dudes were exited to try soy chicken tenders 😂
@@ladiluxhun6892no cap
Awesome art work for sure. 👏👏👏👏
Very nice change of pace from the usual, while not straying too far from the narration style we all know and love. Would love to see more of these!
While I love all the content you put out, I especially enjoy these true crime stories. You narrate them in a way that is not sensationalized or exploitative but rather a well crafted documentary. Really enjoyed this and I hope to see more!
Agreed, while I enjoy the viewer submitted stories, these true crime narrations are what I live for
true crime isn't my favorite but it's still fun to hear. and at least with true crime its a 100% guarantee that its real. granted i believe the viewer submitted ones are real too, especially since some of them were so messed up that i don't believe anybody in their right mind would just make it up
@@Chip.Wonder19 Actually Viewer submitted stories that are supposedly true but not verified! And the actual true crime stories in this video" are by regular viewers as well. But going over fact stories!
I don’t like the death or crime stories I like the ones where a cryptid peeks out of a treeline then moves back and the ppl are like omg
I live 40 mins away from Hanford, and have heard crazy fishing stories of people finding weird things in the water in Richland. It’s crazy.
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I always listen to your channel in the middle of the night as i have trouble sleeping (it's currently 2am),so greatful to your awesome channel. Sending you much love & blessings from the UK.😊🤗🇬🇧
Currently training for my first ever marathon. Okinawa temps don't go as high as 126 F, but it will get close to 90F with 90% humidity. Even at night it only drops a couple degrees. The heat stroke thing really got me shitting my pants right now as I train for this marathon in the tropic humid heat 🤣🤣🤣
You might wanna find an easier environment for your first run, esp if you're not used to high humidity. At 90%, it's like trying to breathe with a wet blanket wrapped around your face. I live in Alabama and personally know of people from Saudia Arabia, Morocco, and Arizona that complained about our soggy heat. 🥵
Be extremely careful! Here in south Florida our humidity is about the same but the heat index makes 90F feel like 110 - 115F. The ocean water feels like a hot tub! Only ones enjoying this are the reptiles, the people are dropping like flies & can guarantee most of them are Not training for a marathon!
Not trying to discourag you! Wish you best of luck, & be safe!
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When you said everyone came out covered in clay I already said "oh no" out loud. This cave will forever haunt me.
This was a great one. Thanks Joel.
You have poo on your face.
Not as great as cheese flavoured cheese.
These stories bring an extra umph to them due to the fact we all can look up and learn more about all these things
The locations and true crime stories will always be the best 🔥👌 keep up the good work sir!
Hello friend! I hope you are feeling better today… these stories came out good!! 🤩✨
i was born and raised in alaska, the terrain is more than brutal lol. and the winters are even worse so when people go missing, they almost always die
Years later and I’m still here ,Love you Joel!
Before I listened here, I listened to Mr. Nightmare's 15-minute video, which was riddled with 4 ads. Then I watched Joel's, which was an hour and it had one ad.. now who's better??
Death Valley is strangely beautiful. The last time we were there it was 110 degrees at 10 am. There are no sounds, no birds, bugs nothing during the day. I love desert but it is more than dangerous for the people who think they know better than mother nature.
mlcoffey, I agree. Amazing the Native American tribe, The Timbisha live there. Plus watch out for those Sidewinder poison snakes too!
I had heat stroke during a horrible heat dome last year. I biked the first day of the heatwave when it was just 99 degrees. However, the next day when it hit 105, I spent too much time in that heat. I was in a place with no AC for a few hours. In that place of the US, most places don't have AC, so when it gets hot there, you often lack the resources you need. Thankfully, I noticed I was getting confused, left the place, came home and took a cold shower for 2 hours. That probably saved my life. Heat stroke sucked. My skin was hot to the touch for 2 weeks. By hot, I mean it felt like a severe fever. I felt so dizzy, I couldn't drive. I had an appointment and they wouldn't let me cancel without problems. It was 101-102 that day and I didn't need any more heat exposure after getting ill from it the day prior. I was exposed to more heat and started feeling wonky and irritable. I thought I was tough, but heat is no joke. Take it seriously, it will screw you up.
That thumbnail has that Hills Have Eyes energy 👀 😂😂
Relaxing an ready to listen 🎧 HOLA JOEL 😊😊
lmfao That thumbnail is gold, Joel.
You smell like a thin body of the new bag
It's not as gold as cheese flavoured cheese.
Let's Read. Love your channel! Love your cover photo here: Looks like the inbreeds of the "Wrong Turn" movies. As you see a UFO in Death Valley! Love your true crime stories & "Middle of Nowhere stories". Not every creepypasta narrator do "Middle of nowhere stories'. Thanks.
Always a great start to the week with let's read 💚
always excited for your posts, thank you ❤
A great beginning to the week 👍Thank you King Joel 👑
On March 20th, my 40 year old son was on a greyhound bus heading to Oklahoma. His blood sugar dropped and he got off the bus in Holbrook AZ and wandered into the desert because he was confused from low blood sugar.
He called me, saying he was lost and his phone was dying.
That was the last time I heard from him. He has not been found. Unfortunately, the police department in Holbrook didn't believe he was lost in the Arizona desert. The detective just doesn't care.
I believe my son died quickly from the heat. I wanted to drive there to look for him but I didn't have a car. I am almost 68 and in poor health so taking a bus wasn't an option and I do not think it will help him if I perish wandering around in the desert.i wouldn't know where to look. The desert is a large place
Crochet partay, Wow! So Sorry to hear about your son. Hope you find answers.☹
I almost hitchhiked straight into death valley by accident once. Maybe I'll submit a story about it some time.
Doooo it !!!!
do it!!!
Do it! Do it!! Do it!!!
Yes do
You do that crackerjack
I love all your videos and life’s. Never miss a one. Keep up the good work 😁😊
“It costs more money to protect us then to fight us” that’s so sad but yet so true. When companies and the fda r deciding what drugs to pass and make legal they’re not really looking at how safe they r they’re looking at how much they’ll make vs how much they’re gonna have to pay in lawsuits and as long as the profits r higher then the payments they will make any drug legal because they don’t care about the ppl only their bank accounts
And now there's been derailments in many states, trains with toxic chemicals. At this point it is an infiltration, not an accident.
Thank u as always for uploading a new video, ur the gift that keeps on giving so happy I found ur channel
New places! XD I remember binging videos with pictures of the most dangerous places. Seeing new places on the list it’s an awesome comeback!
🙏🏽Thank you Joel
You would think with all the knowledge about death valley why wouldn't they have things like rest shelter that they could stand underneath maybe with a solar powered phone they can ring and say oh my god I'm in death valley I'm starting to fly like an egg can someone come and save or maybe just block the road so that no one can go on it
Damn 98° at night it’s crazy (107° during day time)… for the past 2 two months it’s been like that where I live. Death Valley is a whole new level.
Lmao I love the soyjak pointing thumbnail. Keep up the good work!
I pounded down like 5 of these today while I was deep cleaning. Idk how you do so much. Hope you're doing well!
I love listening to your stories Joel! You have a relaxing voice.
Thank you Joel perfect timing as always 😊😘😘
Great stories, in all seriousness with this heat tho, stay hydrated. Not just water either. Water doesn’t replenish electrolytes that you sweat out. Gatorade. Powerade, body armor and other sports drinks will be needed to replenish those electrolytes and minerals you sweat out. Stay safe everyone.
Or Liquid I.V. drink packets!❤
Thank you so much Joel for all you hard work and dedication. just another reminder of why you're the best 😊
I'm glad other commenters said something too bout the thumbnail pic 🤣 cuz YALL ..the blonde-haired pointing dude straight outta a 'Wrong Turn' movie has me cracking tf up!!! 😁
this channel never disappoints.
Death Valley is an amazing underrated place. There are actually several small ghost towns in the area that used to house miners. I visited once in the summer, and twice in the winter. The weather is more 'normal' in the winter, but especially in the summer, it's always good to be prepared. The night skies are unbelievably beautiful as well as it's got very good dark skies for good milky way viewing and photography.
I live in Ridgecrest Ca. Just outside of Death Valley. Please just avoid Death Valley go a different route. Its no joke.
Please do a uk version of this!!!! With love from the UK. ❤
@@DavidFrehlini-y1ydid your mom drop you on your head?
@@DavidFrehlini-y1ysssshhh,don't mention the "c" word. Easter is now non existent,at least we have May day.
I live in Lake Havasu City AZ it gets up to 126 degrees Fahrenheit. It can be miserable.
I visited there around 2011. Beautiful place, with the Grand Canyon and turquoise waterfalls.
Love your videos! Always learn so much
I wasn't expecting to hear a story about the town next to me, all I know about the Hanford facility is that you don't want to be on the road when they get off work and also that we had a desk from there that's super old and probably irradiated.
Why don't you want to be on the road with them?
I despise the heat and summer. Yes i am one of those you like the cold, fresh weather.
I am morbidly fascinated with that thumbnail Joel! Cant stop looking at it! Im trying to go to sleep damn it! 😂
I LOVE THE DOCU-STORIES!!!!
The story of John E. Jones always saddens me. What a horrible way to go...RIP John.
Great video as always Joel! The last story had me thinking however..once John's body deteriorated and became skeletal remains, he would be easy to retrieve at that point I would think. If I were family, I'd certainly rather have his remains retrieved so he could at least have a proper burial, so I wonder why they haven't done so?
Anyways..thanks for years and year of entertaining stories! I'm a huge fan and never get tired of your plethora of video's.
Stay awesome
I love your voice🫠so smooth, deep and relaxing💚
Love the intro video!
Yass. Just laid down. ❤ hope all is well Joel. 😊
Thank you for your work! :O)
Thank you ❤
One of the best pieces yet !
Shot in the dark but I think Let’s Read had a story where the submitter talked about his brother who went down a conspiracy theories rabbit hole and went all the way to the southwest to live in the caves. The submitter then hired a private investigator to help search for his brother and they went down into the caves to find the brother’s abandoned supplies and a sharp cliff leading into the abyss. Don’t remember the name of the video but if anyone does, it’s much appreciated!
Sounds like story 3 from "4 True Scary OFF THE GRID Stories | VOL 2"
@@whiteraven90Yes that was it! Thank you!
Thank you Joel. Awesome as always sir.
I love the nod to the movie, Heavy Metal, at the very beginning of the video.
It’s a new intro. I love it Joel
Hiya from NorCal! ❤🤍💙Love you RUclips Joel!❤🤍💙
This new intro is so snazzy!!
Always the best from let's read 📢📢🖤🖤
It took me forever to remember the name of the movie from the into!! HEAVY METAL!!! Loved that movie...Loknar and all!!!
The description.of hyperthermia is ine of the sacriest things ive ever heard. It had my heat racing.
Just in time for Bed 😊 never stop can't sleep unless I hear your channel.
😅i keep wiping the off the screen on my phone but then i realized its just lil birds or insects flying in the background. Man i feel like a dumbass 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yay new video!
Thank you so muchh❤
I’ve been missing the streams!! I’ve lost my headphones so I can’t listen in rn 😭😭😭
Richland WA is part of the Tri-Cities which also includes Pasco and Kennewick.
The cities are separated by the Columbia River and the Yakima River.
I've always thought there are an incredibly high number of people with cancer in this area.
Alaska Triangle story: Did anyone else ever read ‘To Build a Fire’ by Jack London?
I've heard of the Nutty Putty cave so many times, gives me chills every time 💀
Sick intro!
15:35 I frankly agree. It doesn’t sound like a hallucination. Captain Turochi sounds very competent. 16:16😮16:42 That’s quite a theory!
Me listening to this while getting ready to work in a non air conditioned warehouse when the high is supposed to be 108°F. 😱
You'd think that a person would take all the precautions necessary before driving through an area name "DEATH VALLEY". People are idiots
the thumbnail has me dying
Long Beach to Death Valley is a long drive, and I wouldn’t doubt the 134 F temperature. I wonder what made him go out there?
Help! How does Joel choose what to say at the end of each video? Is it something discussed during the livestreams the day before a normal video release?
Yep. They come from the livestreams.
@@Terree_K thanks 🙃
well told
Lmao that thumbnail is mint
Best of all is it’s not even AI and it’s made by a 3D artist
THAT was awesome
My father died of a heat stroke 😢 in Arizona
So sorry for your father's passing. 🙏
Do one for each state and country!
Perfect. It's bed time. ❤
Let’s Read is awesome and Let’s Read Rocks.
Who else is listening to this while they have a off monday off?
@@tuberocker69RIGHT!!! LOL!!!
That thumbnail, oh lol
I would love to see what your take on Eastman Chemical Company would be. Located in Kingsport, TN. I was born and raised here and currently planning to move.
I always thought Death Valley was where LSU played football.🤣
Hoorayyyy 🎉❤
26:59 Los Angeles is a tough neighborhood to begin with. It is where MS-13 and the Hells Angels MC were born and bred not to mention some of the most prestigious prison gangs in the country. Don't visit unless you know what you are doing.
I live a 6 hour drive from Hanford in BC Canada, still don’t think it’s far enough!
This should have been named, don't visit California 😅😢
I know from experience that Death Valley is the hottest place in the United States of America being that I have been through there and live at the edge of it right at the Nevada California border
Hawaii is the youngest state. Alaska is the 49th state; Hawaii is the 50th.