Liked your screenplay idea on JRE. Would be cool start to the play to show what happened to that guy and his sad ending and then rewind time and show you going in to get your coffee and thinking about how to write a play about the guy and thinking about his life. And you or someone else could go say hi to him daily and start forcing conversation and interaction and show how his life improves when he gets out of his comfort zone and end the alternate timeline differently for him with him getting his life together. Cool idea though, great podcast!
Checked it out, makes sense. A dark friend from my past,used to say,"Brown,if it ain't makin' dollaz,it ain't makin sense! Nothing racial,my last names Brown, exotic right? Keep going in your directions, amazing your starting to " get" humor! The mayor of Newhampshire
I heard your tenant story on Rogan. You both seemed to assume the cops took the extra $100k. Maybe they just didn't find it. You could have $100k hidden in that home.
We watch from Europe dear 'Uncle farmer Ritch.. so far your channel is absolutely Epic, yes sirs, keep doing great stuff.. tank you kindly for sharing this experience, big love from Europe and a shout out for all hard working farmers in the world ! ;0)
I’ve known about it, in part because of DonutMedia. I know it’s not an option for larger-scale operations, but what’s stopping you guys from building your own small to midsize tractors? It’s not like they have to be street legal, who’s gonna get in your way? Before purpose-built tractors caught on, there were kits to turn road vehicles into tractors (that’s how Ford got involved with ag equipment, people were already converting Model Ts). Find an old diesel that’s easy to work on and put it in a tractor that’ll accept it, or build your own using a junkyard Ram chassis as the basis. Am I missing something here?
Yes I agree even small changes to keep e waste from going god knows where I had a microwave bulb gone in it no one local sold bulb source on Amazon bought 2 bulbs for $20 they are led bulbs still on gut the first one 4 years ago if I had junk it look at that waste
@@lawrencefine5020 “They” are the ones in control of peoples everyday life that see people as money signs and nothing else. Think of elites, government, governors…etc.
@@srt4b isn’t just about everywhere reducing farm land to build homes? I’m in Massachusetts and 40 acres a day is developed here while the population declines. It’s a strange place to be farming, but I love it and the customers with money are plenty.
Great video. I’m a farmer, been watching you for at least a couple of years never thought I would see a tractor on your channel. Great video. Educational in a funny sort of way. People don’t realise what we farmers do to put food on the tables. I also do weekly videos on my farm. Just to let people know what is going on in the agricultural world. Because so many people don’t have a clue how hard we work.
Leenda is the BUTT of the joke most of the time, its her haplessness that makes it funny. She has a great sense of humor and Rich has impeccable comic timing. Steve us the Andy Richter to Conan O'brien. The Abbot to Costello. Wonderful team!
to all the farmers out there I just wanted to say thank you! You are the lifeblood of America and help feed the country and the world. I greatly appreciate all of the hard work you do!
I’m a farmer but a lot different from this. We just do the hay without the livestock and we do 110lbs 3 string bales instead of the 2 string maybe 50-60lb bales that they are running. We farm the hay for profit while they farm theirs for their livestock so 2 strings just make more sense for them. It’s always cool to see real farming on RUclips. Real people making it out there just like me and my family. Keep it up
I have worked on a few farms. Bailing hay, is a job. Stacking the hay in a loft, is also a job. Getting paid very little, for the very demanding work, the hardest job of all. That said. One of the greatest feelings ever (for me at least) is sitting back after a hard days work on a farm. There are so many tasks and new ones, expected and unexpected, pop up all the time. Tackling the tasks and pushing forward, is rewarding feeling. I wish you and you and your family the best!
That’s why here in Europe, all bigger farms (the size of the one in the video might be small in American terms but big in Swiss terms) make big round or quadratic balls ( 200/up to 500kg) That way we can stack them with a crane inside the stable…
I think the "faceless man" is an awesome idea. Tell the story how it really is, him passing and nobody noticing but then the lives of the people he somewhat interacted with on the daily beforehand and their moral compass when they find out what really happened and how that changed them. That could add the happiness to the end. Theres always some good out of any bad if you look hard enough
i can feel the itch on my arms, back of my neck and in my throat from the hay right now all over again. i hated it soooo much. very demanding job my first time out. the next year luckily during tha bailing faze we didnt have to throw it to stack. we had an attachment that picked up 10 square bails. they would get tied then sat on the trailer. huge relief but the sun still beat the crap out of you every year regardless. if only bailing sync'd with the cool 70 degree lightly cloudy days lol
That freaken hay bailer catapult is amazing! My whole life we just had to walk along side the bailer and pick them up off the ground and throw them on the trailer..
Good to see you guys do an honest days work for a change. Well as honest as Uncle Rich, Stephon, and Lenda can be. At least they were paid what they were worth. Great vid as always.
Let me take a stab at this: nobody called for help. Stevon wanted farm fresh eggs and produce and to pet the animals, Rich wanted to show off his truck, and Leenda wanted to take pictures with farm stuff.
The modern day Little Rascals go farming...hilarious episode ensues. I don't know about you, but the scene of all 3 of them in the farmtruck would make a great album cover. Thanks for sharing the website of the right to repair organization, Rich - these people need our support.
I keep my 2 vintage vehicles that I bought new. A 1972 Dodge Demon and a 1986 Chevy C20 heavy 3/4ton with a 350. My last vehicle I bought new is a 2001 1500 Silverado with a 4.3v6. Simple truck with the ext cab. Nice to travel with. It’s cheaper and much better to repair the older vehicles than the new outrageous repair bills for 50-70k vehicles now. Plus I bought the 1972 Dodge for $2700 and it’s now worth 35-40k. I have other things to spend my hard earned money on than a brand new, not worth it car.
In my teenage years I helped out relatives with bailing hay and such, this video was a hit of pure nostalgia. Although I certainly didn't work alongside an Instagram model whilst doing so...not sure if that would have made things better or worse...
You don't know how right you are when you said diesels expensive right now even the untaxed stuff that I put in my yacht is still five dollars per gallons
Awesome video. Farmers I feel are very underrated and it's almost scary what's happening to farms especially in California with the drought and all. Thank you to all the farmers out there. I would not be able to enjoy my subway sandwich without your hard work. 😀
Damn that bailer is mint, chucks 'em right up on the trailer. I grew up helping out at a friend's farm and being able to throw the bails up to the people stacking on the top rows of the trailer was a coming of age thing. It's hard work but I have some great memories... getting sunburnt, eating their Grandma's cooking at the end of the day, and jumping in the lake with hay stuck all over me. I remember if we were feeling daring we would ride on top of the hay trailer down the road to go deliver it to other local farms. Leenda probably looks a little cuter than I did. Thanks for the video Uncle Rich
So your channel just popped up on my recommend feed and after about 30 seconds I subscribed! Now I have to spend the weekend upcoming watching your videos.
I had an EV building channel joke in mind. Read a few of the comments already posted on reply. Figure what the heck. What do you call a black man standing in a field? Rich, not working on EV projects! This channel is fun, people gonna post what they post. I could watch this crew do almost anything and enjoy it. If you the joke offensive, please make sure Rich found it offensive before replying negatively about it, or don't.
I think this channel had finally found it niche. Best video ever. Also Leenda needs to sign up on all the farmers dating sites. She looks like she's found herself.
I was bored looking for something to entertain my tired mind and I clicked your video because I figured it had a high probability of doing just that ! Great content, keep up the good work !
I personally believe that everyone should have to work at least a week on a farm like that one. It's something most never have to do and doing it will teach you to respect a lot of things you take for granted.
I was at lowes earlier and they had a cooler full of ice water and the styrofoam cups and I bought my stuff and grabbed a cup from the top. I poured the water into my cup and drank it and the lady said that water is only for our employees.I was like mybad.
I miss being on my grandmother land with the cows but I don't miss that manual labor. I was the only one of her grand kids that could use her riding mower to cut all of her grass while my cousins could only use the push mower. Every time we visited my grandmother as soon as we get out the car after making a 2 and a half hour drive she put us to work even when we were in our nice clothes. That was a lot of our summers and holidays growing. When people have the nerve to tell me I don't know nothing about being out in this heat I just think about working in those fields in 100+ degree weather.
our bailer dropped them on the ground at 80lbs a piece we had to get-em off the ground then to the wagon then we would pull up next to the loft and chuck them up to the door and stack em
Not sure if ya'll have the same issue we have with ticks here in the south, but if so I'm really hoping you slathered on the "Off" or whatever your choice of tick spray is.
Yup, the issues with repairing cars hit me a couple months ago. My HHR went batshit, turned out it needed an engine harness they dont even make, as well as modules.
Interactive petition to congress. Do your part! bit.ly/3PKmYcb
How do you do rich....🤔🤥🤯👍🏿
Liked your screenplay idea on JRE. Would be cool start to the play to show what happened to that guy and his sad ending and then rewind time and show you going in to get your coffee and thinking about how to write a play about the guy and thinking about his life. And you or someone else could go say hi to him daily and start forcing conversation and interaction and show how his life improves when he gets out of his comfort zone and end the alternate timeline differently for him with him getting his life together. Cool idea though, great podcast!
Checked it out, makes sense. A dark friend from my past,used to say,"Brown,if it ain't makin' dollaz,it ain't makin sense! Nothing racial,my last names Brown, exotic right? Keep going in your directions, amazing your starting to " get" humor! The mayor of Newhampshire
I heard your tenant story on Rogan.
You both seemed to assume the cops took the extra $100k.
Maybe they just didn't find it.
You could have $100k hidden in that home.
We watch from Europe dear 'Uncle farmer Ritch.. so far your channel is absolutely Epic, yes sirs, keep doing great stuff..
tank you kindly for sharing this experience, big love from Europe and a shout out for all hard working farmers in the world ! ;0)
I'm a farmer and I appreciate you Rich. Thanks for bringing attention to the right to repair issue.
And thank you for carrying the country on your back
I’ve known about it, in part because of DonutMedia.
I know it’s not an option for larger-scale operations, but what’s stopping you guys from building your own small to midsize tractors? It’s not like they have to be street legal, who’s gonna get in your way? Before purpose-built tractors caught on, there were kits to turn road vehicles into tractors (that’s how Ford got involved with ag equipment, people were already converting Model Ts). Find an old diesel that’s easy to work on and put it in a tractor that’ll accept it, or build your own using a junkyard Ram chassis as the basis. Am I missing something here?
Yes I agree even small changes to keep e waste from going god knows where I had a microwave bulb gone in it no one local sold bulb source on Amazon bought 2 bulbs for $20 they are led bulbs still on gut the first one 4 years ago if I had junk it look at that waste
No truer words
No farms no food..
The right to repair..
and Leenda.
Man you guys crushed it this week.
@540マンモス Who is they?
@@lawrencefine5020
“They” are the ones in control of peoples everyday life that see people as money signs and nothing else. Think of elites, government, governors…etc.
@@lawrencefine5020 Go back to sleep
What a sweet video. Stevons musical contributions really took it to another level though. Car Wizard approved.
Wiiiiiizeeeeeeeerd
You're my favourite RUclips channel by the way. Love from Zambia Dave.
@@kalumbabwale3729 Thanks!!
@@CarWizard yeah baby Cummins 12v
As a farmer, I greatly appreciated this video! Genuinely excellent content
What do you think about Holland reducing farming to build homes and transitioning to a bug based diet?
@@srt4b I think it's a good thing I'm not in holland
@@srt4b isn’t just about everywhere reducing farm land to build homes? I’m in Massachusetts and 40 acres a day is developed here while the population declines. It’s a strange place to be farming, but I love it and the customers with money are plenty.
Great video. I’m a farmer, been watching you for at least a couple of years never thought I would see a tractor on your channel. Great video. Educational in a funny sort of way. People don’t realise what we farmers do to put food on the tables. I also do weekly videos on my farm. Just to let people know what is going on in the agricultural world. Because so many people don’t have a clue how hard we work.
No way. I’m a farmer and my name is Stephen too lmao
Blessings brother. Glad to see there are still Farmers out there getting it done.
@@dukeskywalker09 yes sure still at it. As I type driving my baler across the field.
@@farmerstephen lol heck yea
If he ain't educating, he's entertaining.
This man's a f***ing legend, if he's not educating or entertaining, he's definitely electrifying haha
Dude you’re the best comedy duo and leenda is a good eye candy addition
Leenda is the BUTT of the joke most of the time, its her haplessness that makes it funny. She has a great sense of humor and Rich has impeccable comic timing. Steve us the Andy Richter to Conan O'brien. The Abbot to Costello. Wonderful team!
@@wintermagebarthow8481 in the words of Al Pacino in Heat, shes got a "GREAT ASS!"
I'm happy that the flute has stayed throughout the growth of this channel. Keep it up yall
Yes, primal.
I was a ranch hand in summer during high school, it's truly hard work.
to all the farmers out there I just wanted to say thank you! You are the lifeblood of America and help feed the country and the world. I greatly appreciate all of the hard work you do!
Happy to see her out in the fields 😍
Me too, Absolutely love to see it. The truck is cool too!
The truck too.
This will go down in history as one of the all-time classic Rich Rebuilds episodes.
I’m a farmer but a lot different from this. We just do the hay without the livestock and we do 110lbs 3 string bales instead of the 2 string maybe 50-60lb bales that they are running. We farm the hay for profit while they farm theirs for their livestock so 2 strings just make more sense for them. It’s always cool to see real farming on RUclips. Real people making it out there just like me and my family. Keep it up
I have worked on a few farms. Bailing hay, is a job. Stacking the hay in a loft, is also a job. Getting paid very little, for the very demanding work, the hardest job of all. That said. One of the greatest feelings ever (for me at least) is sitting back after a hard days work on a farm. There are so many tasks and new ones, expected and unexpected, pop up all the time. Tackling the tasks and pushing forward, is rewarding feeling. I wish you and you and your family the best!
That’s why here in Europe, all bigger farms (the size of the one in the video might be small in American terms but big in Swiss terms) make big round or quadratic balls ( 200/up to 500kg)
That way we can stack them with a crane inside the stable…
I love it how Rich threw Leenda under the bus…when he said, “Leenda wants to know what time lunch is?”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bro I would KILL for a weekly Rich Rebuilds car banter podcast tbh
Another Great Episode my 3 year old enjoyed. Thanks!
That is one good looking farm Animal.
This was WAY more educational than any farming documentary or PBS show on farming that I have EVER seen. Not even kidding.
Clarksons farm was good
That's why you watch other videos on RUclips like you are rn
Right to repair is everything I’m clicking that link thanks to you
Your videos are great 👍. Amen “No Farms No Food”
This is one of my favorite episodes. Right to Repair, farming, and Big Red. Trifecta of perfection.
I think the "faceless man" is an awesome idea. Tell the story how it really is, him passing and nobody noticing but then the lives of the people he somewhat interacted with on the daily beforehand and their moral compass when they find out what really happened and how that changed them. That could add the happiness to the end. Theres always some good out of any bad if you look hard enough
Leenda adds so much value to this episode.
I'm just bought a 2003 dodge ram 2500 4x4 with a 24v Cummins. Im so stoked!! Great price !!
Thanks uncle Rich we can't forget about our hard working farmers
Thank You for the Right to repair info. Nothing runs your life like a deere.
This man is doing gods work with these videos. These greedy corporations need to be put in their place.
9:02 i realy like how the cows watch Rich pulling out the electric fence posts with astonishment like watching a street magician :o
i can feel the itch on my arms, back of my neck and in my throat from the hay right now all over again. i hated it soooo much. very demanding job my first time out. the next year luckily during tha bailing faze we didnt have to throw it to stack. we had an attachment that picked up 10 square bails. they would get tied then sat on the trailer. huge relief but the sun still beat the crap out of you every year regardless. if only bailing sync'd with the cool 70 degree lightly cloudy days lol
Thats some lush green country up there. Very nice team
As a Diesel mechanic, and Wife of a Napa manager.. yes! Lets rep it up!
I'd love that GMC!
That's a great lookin farm, Joel Salatin would be proud!
Brings back a lot of good memories, been 40 years since we did squares. Good video thanks Uncle Rich.
I like, that the link to sign the petition, went directly to my congress people. Technology is something.
Putting in working helping the guys out
Yeah. Thought i was going to see a video with a dump truck. Ended up learning about a hay bailer. Nice job.
Brings me back to my childhood lived on so many farms throughout my early childhood
Steven lets just get this bailing done and aaaahhh......Rich Sees Leenda from behind 👀 Uuummmm!!!!! PERFECT!!!!!👌
That freaken hay bailer catapult is amazing! My whole life we just had to walk along side the bailer and pick them up off the ground and throw them on the trailer..
Good to see you guys do an honest days work for a change. Well as honest as Uncle Rich, Stephon, and Lenda can be. At least they were paid what they were worth. Great vid as always.
Farm boy should have said, "so, see you same time tomorrow?"
I can't believe it, but this may be one of my favorite videos on the channel
Oklahoma farming has been fun this summer drought and a month straight of 105° to 115° days no rain until Friday hallelujah!
In OKC we finally got rain and overcast skies for the last four days… now back to triple digits for the foreseeable future lol
@17:03 I believe the proper quote is "Whoo Haa! Got ya all in check!" You guys made some nice catches!
Just because he is smart doesn't make him stupid. Rich is living in reality and some folks can't except that.
Let me take a stab at this: nobody called for help. Stevon wanted farm fresh eggs and produce and to pet the animals, Rich wanted to show off his truck, and Leenda wanted to take pictures with farm stuff.
And we wanted CONTENT
Dude stop hating. Just enjoy the vibe..!
1st video from rich I quit watching halfway through
Just a note: I enjoyed this video immensely and my comment was intended to be a joke.
Yeah... we all agree... but we were all entertained. Nice break from car stuff. Very creative. I had fun watching.
The tabs on Rich's browser are fantastic
Your guys sense of humor is the best!!!
Keep up the great content!
The modern day Little Rascals go farming...hilarious episode ensues. I don't know about you, but the scene of all 3 of them in the farmtruck would make a great album cover.
Thanks for sharing the website of the right to repair organization, Rich - these people need our support.
" We're going into the fields.." + undertaker music and Umar with the look == DEAD LMAO!
That oxtail was huge. I haven't seen one that size in the store. We eat those here down South. Incredibly delicious and now expensive.
I keep my 2 vintage vehicles that I bought new. A 1972 Dodge Demon and a 1986 Chevy C20 heavy 3/4ton with a 350. My last vehicle I bought new is a 2001 1500 Silverado with a 4.3v6. Simple truck with the ext cab. Nice to travel with. It’s cheaper and much better to repair the older vehicles than the new outrageous repair bills for 50-70k vehicles now. Plus I bought the 1972 Dodge for $2700 and it’s now worth 35-40k. I have other things to spend my hard earned money on than a brand new, not worth it car.
Your videos are changing and I got to say I love the new direction.
😂😂 I was NOT expecting to see Umar in the video! I literally laughed out loud!! Great work on this video! 👍🏾
Who's idea do you think that was? 🤣🤣
In my teenage years I helped out relatives with bailing hay and such, this video was a hit of pure nostalgia.
Although I certainly didn't work alongside an Instagram model whilst doing so...not sure if that would have made things better or worse...
It would have been both better and worse, that's just how she rolls.
One of the funniest episodes. I love the Deliverance theme! I too have had adventures in New Hampshire!
You don't know how right you are when you said diesels expensive right now even the untaxed stuff that I put in my yacht is still five dollars per gallons
Awesome video. Farmers I feel are very underrated and it's almost scary what's happening to farms especially in California with the drought and all. Thank you to all the farmers out there. I would not be able to enjoy my subway sandwich without your hard work. 😀
Yeah too bad they vote the way they do
Damn that bailer is mint, chucks 'em right up on the trailer. I grew up helping out at a friend's farm and being able to throw the bails up to the people stacking on the top rows of the trailer was a coming of age thing. It's hard work but I have some great memories... getting sunburnt, eating their Grandma's cooking at the end of the day, and jumping in the lake with hay stuck all over me. I remember if we were feeling daring we would ride on top of the hay trailer down the road to go deliver it to other local farms. Leenda probably looks a little cuter than I did. Thanks for the video Uncle Rich
Leenda seems like a fun person to have around, good addition!
I really like all the new content. Farming is awesome. Love that truck! Keep showing people how it is.
"Say goodnight Kevin!"🤣🤣🤣
Always entertaining. And I love me some Leenda - cherry on the cake.
So your channel just popped up on my recommend feed and after about 30 seconds I subscribed! Now I have to spend the weekend upcoming watching your videos.
As an aspiring smallholder in South Africa, well done.
when i saw you on Motherboard, I never dreamed it would come to this> Excellent show- I look forward to your episodes!
It’s about time I see this channel getting back to its roots 👍 meaning great enjoyable content
You mean slavery?
slavery roots?
I had an EV building channel joke in mind. Read a few of the comments already posted on reply. Figure what the heck. What do you call a black man standing in a field? Rich, not working on EV projects!
This channel is fun, people gonna post what they post. I could watch this crew do almost anything and enjoy it. If you the joke offensive, please make sure Rich found it offensive before replying negatively about it, or don't.
Did you say ROOTS? I see what you did there
I think this channel had finally found it niche. Best video ever. Also Leenda needs to sign up on all the farmers dating sites. She looks like she's found herself.
I was bored looking for something to entertain my tired mind and I clicked your video because I figured it had a high probability of doing just that !
Great content, keep up the good work !
Love the blend of education and comedy! Great stuff!
Great episode!
I grew up just north of Loudon, NH and worked on farms like that - beautiful part of the world ❤
A good use for those TORO gras turf tires :) And the trailer matches the truck perfectly...
I personally believe that everyone should have to work at least a week on a farm like that one. It's something most never have to do and doing it will teach you to respect a lot of things you take for granted.
True
I like the variety and wish you guys continued success.
Love the BMW grill montage, so true for that manufacture, great job
I was at lowes earlier and they had a cooler full of ice water and the styrofoam cups and I bought my stuff and grabbed a cup from the top. I poured the water into my cup and drank it and the lady said that water is only for our employees.I was like mybad.
Now,included in the rental,it appears delivery,interesting company,and wait,was there a cowboy in the village people?
You three could start a vlogging travel channel and everyone would still watch. 👏👏👏
This isn't a vlogging travel channel???
We will what’s what ever they do let’s face it .
It's already kinda a vlogging channel
Best ep ever! Raised farm boy here now living the urban life. Jelly as F
I miss being on my grandmother land with the cows but I don't miss that manual labor. I was the only one of her grand kids that could use her riding mower to cut all of her grass while my cousins could only use the push mower. Every time we visited my grandmother as soon as we get out the car after making a 2 and a half hour drive she put us to work even when we were in our nice clothes. That was a lot of our summers and holidays growing. When people have the nerve to tell me I don't know nothing about being out in this heat I just think about working in those fields in 100+ degree weather.
The content, the humor, the odd couple, the recorder solos(lol), the editing...Love this channel!😅
Truck looked real good in its natural habitat
Chickens warbling in the barn
Rich: "what are they talking about here? This sounds like Linda"
Moi: 🤣
If you'd told me 30 minutes ago that I'd be laughing hysterically at the phrase "other factours," I would have never believed it.
Rich and Steven should be poster children for right to repair.. and they are amazing in both work and comedy
They have been for a long time now....
22:30 Nice Nomos!
best content on teh internet
I enjoyed every secondd of this, thank you Rich and Stevoooooooooo oo ooo on
Stevon looking jacked in that tank!
Interesting to see how high that bailer shot its load.
Rich caught it right in the ...
I love your educating sense of humor. It’s great. Keep up the good work with content 😂
This reminds me of the farms I worked on. Somehow I never thought of chickens eating Japanese beetles. Super handy.
The one who shows us! Nice
our bailer dropped them on the ground at 80lbs a piece we had to get-em off the ground then to the wagon then we would pull up next to the loft and chuck them up to the door and stack em
Yeah, the kids have it easy nowadays.
I love Leenda's contribution to the video. Great work Leenda 😉👌
Not sure if ya'll have the same issue we have with ticks here in the south, but if so I'm really hoping you slathered on the "Off" or whatever your choice of tick spray is.
Thumbs up for Rich and the team. Thumbs IN for Leeeeenda!
the farmer's shoe though! legit farmer
Yup, the issues with repairing cars hit me a couple months ago. My HHR went batshit, turned out it needed an engine harness they dont even make, as well as modules.
Dr Umar Johnson's face at 3:46 after Stevon said "we're going to the field" took me out. Lmaoo 😂.