Jeeeeeeezus. You all are...uh...adventurous. That said, if ever there's an apocolypse, Ben seems like he could figure out a way to get through it. Way to keep a cool head in a never-ending cascade of "oh sh*t" moments.
There’s a difference between having a cool head in “oh crap” moments and being too stupid to know just how close to disaster you really are. To those of us who wheel Moab regularly it’s clear Ben is not cool-headed.
@@jeeperp3926 Dude is a reckless and ignorant fool that IS going to get his family seriously hurt or killed one day on a trail. It's not "if" but "when." He always seems to get somebody to bail him out of his jams but one day nobody's going to answer the text.....or he wrecks before he can call for help.
I am new to your videos. You and your family are awesome, man. I literally laughed at your reactions as I say similar things while driving. Your wife is a saint, brother. My wife would have killed me by the 4 hour trail time. Love the video.
Well, an intersting video to say the least. I guess I take it for granted thinking that everyone should know that if you do Golden Spike you also are doing Gold Bar Rim. I asked Dan Mick (he's the one that found the Golden Spike route) if the waterfall on Gold Bar Rim had a name & he said "what, that speed bump?". Just as a note if you would have had your passenger side tire next to or on those big rocks at the waterfall, you would have went straight up. Also, it didn't look like you aired down your tires very much. That would help too.
He’s full of it! 41 degree incline is NOT a speed bump… we wheel all over the us and that’s not for the feint of heart. Our tire pressure was 12psi about the lowest I would go without having beadlocks. Thanks for watching!
Yeah, not sure where you initially got your info about poison spider or golden spike...but yeah...doing 'the trifecta' is normally a 12 hour day, and poison spider loop itself is only a couple hour trail fir the buggies. You missed some really fun bits on spider though! But i would NEVER attempt either if those solo. Ever. Too much can go wrong.
Let’s see. 1. Wheeling by yourself. 2. No map or GPS to follow. 3. Driving without a seat belt. 4. Didn’t ask any of the locals about the trail and the anticipated time to complete. 5. Unprepared with extra food and water. yep, you’re exactly why trails are being shut down and the locals are fed up. I don’t think it’s possible to by less prepared than you were.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
That happened to us, sun was going down by the time we did Golden Crack and it was about midnight when when came to the waterfall. Note to self, listen to your wife when she says it’s an all day trail and get started early!!
So far all I’ve seen in these videos are bad decisions. Not offering to pay Rory at time of work. Not wearing seatbelts. Not having food. Traveling alone on extreme trails.
Did he not offer to pay Rory? Because from what I saw he offered, even afterwards offered to pay Rory. So how can you hold that against him? Honest question. Did I miss something else?
Just finished the video. Called and asked Rory for help with the winch spot - beef squashed. Drama over. Hopefully this drops. The 4 wheel community is loving
Old habit of mine is to always take a 5 gallon jug of water besides our cups and 2 cold gallons inside just in case and have helped/saved many. I carried 3 gallons in a backpack in the Grand Canyon and by half way down so many were out we gave all but one gallon away and had to go back up. Worth it to save someone.We also bring food for 2-3 days on a half day trip wheelin. I haven't really 4wheeled in 28 years but my wife and I will be starting up again next December when she retires. Enjoy your video's as they show so much. The extra water was just in case for all. Your video's show me so much and make me remember how rough it can be so thank you so much for reminding me it isn't just fun and games as our minds remember.
While I have only taken "trails" a few times, I've driven in the middle of no where my entire life. I learned the hard way, ALWAYS pack food and water, lots of water. I'd suggest getting on-x offroad and gaia and pour over info about trails before doing them. There is a reason they say never wheel alone and this is a good example. I'm sorry you had a rough day, and glad you made it through it to learn.
Very dumb idea to head out there alone and with no supplies. It could have ended worse. Stop putting your family in harms way. You had no clue where you were, no research, not prepared, etc. Good driving but do better. Next time. Have a gps phone, spot device, food, water and consult numerous maps so you are clear. maybe even a bike in case someone has to reach town quickly. That was typcial Moab- she let's you in easily...too easily, but never out without a fight. Better yet, go during Easter Jeep Safari with expert, local guides and plenty of support on hand.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
So... You didn't read any maps or trail guides first, you just assumed a trail in Moab (which is actually three separate trails run back to back) would be easy and fast. Might want to work on that...
As I'm sure you now know Poison Spider and Gold Bar Rim alone, is just not smart. However !!! You got it done safely and fam intact. I've been on those 3 for over 12 hours with even a medium size group (9 Rigs). But its a very fun run. I think you guys would enjoy it much more in group. Not quite as stressful, gut it is a loooong day 😮😅😊
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
Someone talked bad about me in a private online group, so I made a public video bad-mouthing him and now I've experienced the most stressful day and blah-de-blah...*cough - phhffrrrttt-phhreeeeeee-phut. Besides 4-wheelin', THIS is my favorite pastime: media.tenor.com/D37trqdCR1gAAAAC/dog-doggy.gif
A now new subscriber after watching ! Great video 👍👍. The whole family is out just spending time with each other detached from the world and ready to conquer. The stress, little damage is all in a good days fun. Our family is the exact same...we don’t have a lot of friends who wheel or like adventure. So lots of times we are alone. We do it safely and take precautions to help in those situations. Our Jeep is built to the best we can at time. At the end of the day we always come out with a deeper appreciation for each other. Knowing as a family, a team there’s nothing that can stop us. Yes sometimes spots can get stressful, but the courage and confidence it builds in each of us is totally worth it. You’re family rocks man ! Y’all keep on doing what you’re doing and having fun making memories that will last forever.
Thank you for being real about it! I had planned on doing golden spike on a fall trip I planned, we have rigs of similar capabilities but you have better departure and approach angles you probably saved me from some body damage a pounding headache some grouchy kids and a screaming wife!
It really isn't that bad, in fact, the Poison Spider/ Golden Spike/ Gold Bar Rim route is one of my favorites. I did it my first time in an 87 Jeep Cherokee with 31 inch tires and suffered no body damage, and never needed to winch. If you stay at a steady pace and aren't videoing everything you can do it in much less time than he did. But always make sure you have a cooler of ice water because it can get above 100 during the summer, and having a bag of snacks along just makes it nicer.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
The wheeling here in UT is mind bending at first. You'll get there soon enough! Heads up that if you go to Sand Hollow this would be about the equivalent of a 4/10 rated trail.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
You’all should do a little more research on these trails before you decide to take them. That route is a full 8-9 hour day in a well built custom rig, let alone a stockish jeep. There is a lot of trails in Moab that I would do alone… but this isn’t one of them. Not because it’s difficult, but because if something goes wrong you are way out there stranded and walking out of there would be suicidal in extreme weather conditions. Not trying to pick on you, just worried that you’re making bad decisions to fulfill your goals. Stay safe out there, and good luck on your journey!
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
@@BenandBrandi You don't know what you don't know and your arrogance and cocky attitude is LIKELY going to get your family injured badly or killed one of these days....but you are too ignorant and immature to comprehend that.
I was thinking during the video, if you get into a bind out there in Moab, I Know a Guy you could call. but at the end of video, you know the same Guy.
Definitely do the homework and be prepared for the unknown especially when you are responsible for the family. That is a tough looking trail. I've only seen on video though.
That was an awesome day of trail conquering!! I am sure it was a long day but at least you were with family tackling the wild Ben and Brandi style! Awesome video work!!
Wow what a trail. Loved the video, great camera work and editing. Love it that you are so real in the videos and honest about how you feel. Looking forward to the next video.
You parent your kids and I’ll parent mine. We don’t shelter our kids. However we teach our kids that adults can do and say things kid cannot. They are both great kids and straight A students…. Thanks for watching!
@@BenandBrandi exactly and that’s why you lost a subscriber because I don’t want my kids to listen to your choice of words. And if you think I’m the only one who is shaking his head you have a gross misunderstanding of how many define family time. To quote Toni Dungy, if a four letter word is all you can come up with to articulate yourself then you need to work on your vernacular. When they’re teenagers let me know how that “do as I say, not as I do” worked out. I’m sure you’re great parents and they’re great kids (sincerely) but the language is unnecessary.
@thomasmartucci3590 sorry to hear that. And I understand if hearing cus words with your kids present is uncomfortable. But in my opinion that’s a problem. As I grew up very similar to that. Awkwardness because of being sheltered is not good. To each their own I suppose. Frustrating brings out the worst language in everyone. We try and keep our content as real as possible and “most” viewers appreciate that…
@@BenandBrandi You're not "parenting" those kids you are exposing them to YOUR ignorance, arrogance and lack of proper planning while driving dangerously on paths you don't even know. Getting "lost" on a trail in Moab just shows how clueless you really are...And your wife should be ashamed for letting the kids ride along with you. #PATHETIC
Yes, please, look him up and don’t go alone. This exciting content you are trying to create is going to catch up with you one day. Off-roading can be very unforgiving, and getting stuck way out in the middle of nowhere all by yourself can be dangerous. Putting yourself at risk to create exciting content is one thing. Putting your family at risk is another.
Jeeeeeeezus. You all are...uh...adventurous. That said, if ever there's an apocolypse, Ben seems like he could figure out a way to get through it. Way to keep a cool head in a never-ending cascade of "oh sh*t" moments.
Wow! What an awesome compliment! Thank you!! 🧟 🔫
I got nauseous watching this video 😢scary. Love you guys but gosh!
There’s a difference between having a cool head in “oh crap” moments and being too stupid to know just how close to disaster you really are. To those of us who wheel Moab regularly it’s clear Ben is not cool-headed.
@@jeeperp3926 Dude is a reckless and ignorant fool that IS going to get his family seriously hurt or killed one day on a trail. It's not "if" but "when." He always seems to get somebody to bail him out of his jams but one day nobody's going to answer the text.....or he wrecks before he can call for help.
I am new to your videos. You and your family are awesome, man. I literally laughed at your reactions as I say similar things while driving. Your wife is a saint, brother. My wife would have killed me by the 4 hour trail time. Love the video.
Thanks so much!! Yeah.. Brandi puts up with a lot! Haha
Well, an intersting video to say the least. I guess I take it for granted thinking that everyone should know that if you do Golden Spike you also are doing Gold Bar Rim. I asked Dan Mick (he's the one that found the Golden Spike route) if the waterfall on Gold Bar Rim had a name & he said "what, that speed bump?".
Just as a note if you would have had your passenger side tire next to or on those big rocks at the waterfall, you would have went straight up.
Also, it didn't look like you aired down your tires very much. That would help too.
He’s full of it! 41 degree incline is NOT a speed bump… we wheel all over the us and that’s not for the feint of heart. Our tire pressure was 12psi about the lowest I would go without having beadlocks. Thanks for watching!
what's not to like about normal folks getting neck-deep in the brown surrounded by red cliffs?
Hope you like it enough to subscribe and follow along going forward!
Never go alone always have a spotter and get self on X
Yeah, not sure where you initially got your info about poison spider or golden spike...but yeah...doing 'the trifecta' is normally a 12 hour day, and poison spider loop itself is only a couple hour trail fir the buggies. You missed some really fun bits on spider though!
But i would NEVER attempt either if those solo. Ever. Too much can go wrong.
Makes for good content though.. a bit stressful… but fulfilling at the end.
🤔, Have you not watched any videos on Golden Spike before before you ran it???
Nope. That takes from our own content.
@BenandBrandi aha, that makes sense. I'm not a creator, so I always pre-plan a trip by watching to see what to expect on any trail.
Yeah.. I’m not much for planning.. I like the adventure of the unknown! And sometimes we get exciting content from it! Glad you found our channel!
Let’s see.
1. Wheeling by yourself.
2. No map or GPS to follow.
3. Driving without a seat belt.
4. Didn’t ask any of the locals about the trail and the anticipated time to complete.
5. Unprepared with extra food and water.
yep, you’re exactly why trails are being shut down and the locals are fed up. I don’t think it’s possible to by less prepared than you were.
Cool story.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
That happened to us, sun was going down by the time we did Golden Crack and it was about midnight when when came to the waterfall. Note to self, listen to your wife when she says it’s an all day trail and get started early!!
😂 exactly!
So far all I’ve seen in these videos are bad decisions. Not offering to pay Rory at time of work. Not wearing seatbelts. Not having food. Traveling alone on extreme trails.
Why do you keep watching then?
I need something to laugh at.
Did he not offer to pay Rory? Because from what I saw he offered, even afterwards offered to pay Rory. So how can you hold that against him? Honest question. Did I miss something else?
Just finished the video. Called and asked Rory for help with the winch spot - beef squashed. Drama over. Hopefully this drops. The 4 wheel community is loving
Correct.
Old habit of mine is to always take a 5 gallon jug of water besides our cups and 2 cold gallons inside just in case and have helped/saved many. I carried 3 gallons in a backpack in the Grand Canyon and by half way down so many were out we gave all but one gallon away and had to go back up. Worth it to save someone.We also bring food for 2-3 days on a half day trip wheelin. I haven't really 4wheeled in 28 years but my wife and I will be starting up again next December when she retires. Enjoy your video's as they show so much. The extra water was just in case for all. Your video's show me so much and make me remember how rough it can be so thank you so much for reminding me it isn't just fun and games as our minds remember.
You crack me up. That is my favorite trail except we usually do where eagles dare and rusty nail along the way.
While I have only taken "trails" a few times, I've driven in the middle of no where my entire life. I learned the hard way, ALWAYS pack food and water, lots of water.
I'd suggest getting on-x offroad and gaia and pour over info about trails before doing them. There is a reason they say never wheel alone and this is a good example. I'm sorry you had a rough day, and glad you made it through it to learn.
Thanks! Yeah we get in situations like this often… good for content! 😉
Very dumb idea to head out there alone and with no supplies. It could have ended worse. Stop putting your family in harms way. You had no clue where you were, no research, not prepared, etc. Good driving but do better.
Next time. Have a gps phone, spot device, food, water and consult numerous maps so you are clear. maybe even a bike in case someone has to reach town quickly. That was typcial Moab- she let's you in easily...too easily, but never out without a fight. Better yet, go during Easter Jeep Safari with expert, local guides and plenty of support on hand.
No thanks. Wheeling in large groups is no wheeling. Thanks for the advice… but I prefer it my way. 😉
@@BenandBrandiI feel you but at least one other vehicle way back there makes sense.
We have a gps tracing device incase of emergency… out content is reliant on keeping things exciting.. guided riding on trails is not exciting…
@@BenandBrandi Ok. Moab teaches harsh lessons. One day you will probably learn the hard way. Have fun but stay safe out there.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
I jam the external air vents shut, so i don't use cabin air filters, always recirc
Always pack some sort of food/snacks never know when you get lost or broken down -
So... You didn't read any maps or trail guides first, you just assumed a trail in Moab (which is actually three separate trails run back to back) would be easy and fast. Might want to work on that...
Maybe it makes good content… 😉
Lol you should try running it backwards from the gold bar rim side. Good thing you didn't accidentally turn onto rusty nail.
Exactly! We were so ready to be out of it! Haha
Rusty Nail... very fun trail. I've not run GBR, Spike and PSM in opposite direction, I bet that's really fun.
Pretty amazing!
As I'm sure you now know Poison Spider and Gold Bar Rim alone, is just not smart. However !!! You got it done safely and fam intact. I've been on those 3 for over 12 hours with even a medium size group (9 Rigs). But its a very fun run. I think you guys would enjoy it much more in group. Not quite as stressful, gut it is a loooong day 😮😅😊
Much harder to make content in groups.. also the video wouldn’t be quite as exciting! 😉
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
What engine is in that?
Completed the trifecta in my Lexus GX470 on 33’s. It was a long day but I knew what I was in for. Congrats on getting it done.
You too! Nice job!
Hope you will subscribe and follow along!
Someone talked bad about me in a private online group, so I made a public video bad-mouthing him and now I've experienced the most stressful day and blah-de-blah...*cough - phhffrrrttt-phhreeeeeee-phut. Besides 4-wheelin', THIS is my favorite pastime:
media.tenor.com/D37trqdCR1gAAAAC/dog-doggy.gif
I’ll try and pretend that was English….
A now new subscriber after watching ! Great video 👍👍. The whole family is out just spending time with each other detached from the world and ready to conquer. The stress, little damage is all in a good days fun. Our family is the exact same...we don’t have a lot of friends who wheel or like adventure. So lots of times we are alone. We do it safely and take precautions to help in those situations. Our Jeep is built to the best we can at time. At the end of the day we always come out with a deeper appreciation for each other. Knowing as a family, a team there’s nothing that can stop us. Yes sometimes spots can get stressful, but the courage and confidence it builds in each of us is totally worth it. You’re family rocks man ! Y’all keep on doing what you’re doing and having fun making memories that will last forever.
Thank you for being real about it! I had planned on doing golden spike on a fall trip I planned, we have rigs of similar capabilities but you have better departure and approach angles you probably saved me from some body damage a pounding headache some grouchy kids and a screaming wife!
Haha! Hope you will consider subscribing! Do hells revenge you won’t regret it!
It really isn't that bad, in fact, the Poison Spider/ Golden Spike/ Gold Bar Rim route is one of my favorites. I did it my first time in an 87 Jeep Cherokee with 31 inch tires and suffered no body damage, and never needed to winch. If you stay at a steady pace and aren't videoing everything you can do it in much less time than he did. But always make sure you have a cooler of ice water because it can get above 100 during the summer, and having a bag of snacks along just makes it nicer.
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
The wheeling here in UT is mind bending at first. You'll get there soon enough! Heads up that if you go to Sand Hollow this would be about the equivalent of a 4/10 rated trail.
The damage is the badge of honor!
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
The kids in the back, are we there yet!
😆
Man that was crazy esp by yourselves. Poor Brandi looked DONE!!!! I think you reached slap happiness at the 19:30 time🤪
Glad you made it out safe. 🙏🏻
You’all should do a little more research on these trails before you decide to take them. That route is a full 8-9 hour day in a well built custom rig, let alone a stockish jeep. There is a lot of trails in Moab that I would do alone… but this isn’t one of them. Not because it’s difficult, but because if something goes wrong you are way out there stranded and walking out of there would be suicidal in extreme weather conditions. Not trying to pick on you, just worried that you’re making bad decisions to fulfill your goals. Stay safe out there, and good luck on your journey!
Then we would have a boring uneventful video! 😉😉
This guy remind mes of that "cocky" youtube chick "pilot" that thought she knew everything about flying her little plane with her Dad (that knew nothing). Then one day on a typical easy flight she found out "she didn't know what she didn;t know" and then CRASHED and they both died. Grow up kid....and act like a MATURE adult and quit putting your kids in serious danger on trails you aren't that good at and arent even sure where you are sometimes. If you and wifey are all about this nonsense, leave the kids with grandma and grandpa, they would probably be raised better anyway..
@@BenandBrandi You don't know what you don't know and your arrogance and cocky attitude is LIKELY going to get your family injured badly or killed one of these days....but you are too ignorant and immature to comprehend that.
Congrats, looks like a great trail. Risky day but you have gained lots of skills and confidence. Keep moving forward.
just subscribed sounds like you and rory got things ironed out if so great great video
There's one thing you can do announce get that X whatever it is that has all the roads and everything in it and get it done so you don't get lost
Nice vid with your family, capable rig
I was thinking during the video, if you get into a bind out there in Moab, I Know a Guy you could call.
but at the end of video, you know the same Guy.
Haha! Exactly! This what how our relationship was IN PERSON… 🤦♂️🤷♂️
Definitely do the homework and be prepared for the unknown especially when you are responsible for the family. That is a tough looking trail. I've only seen on video though.
And we wouldn’t have an interesting episode that way! 😉
Felt so sorry for Brandy when she had to get out to get sick
That was an awesome day of trail conquering!! I am sure it was a long day but at least you were with family tackling the wild Ben and Brandi style! Awesome video work!!
Thank you!! Next weeks video is pretty gnarly also!
Wow what a trail. Loved the video, great camera work and editing. Love it that you are so real in the videos and honest about how you feel. Looking forward to the next video.
Thank you! Coming tomorrow!
I always tell people if they dont like the video make sure they hit the thumbs down button twice so it really goes through haha
Haha! Any activity is good activity! I always say….
I think you might have more flex in your tires than my Jeep has in total lol. I'm not kidding!
That may be changing soon! 🤫
That was AWESOME 😇
Looks like you could use some true beadlocks
For sure!
Moab trifecta makes for a fun filled day lol
Haha. Yep!
Fun Jeep video; however, way too many f-bombs in front of your kids 🤦♂️
You parent your kids and I’ll parent mine. We don’t shelter our kids. However we teach our kids that adults can do and say things kid cannot. They are both great kids and straight A students…. Thanks for watching!
@@BenandBrandi exactly and that’s why you lost a subscriber because I don’t want my kids to listen to your choice of words. And if you think I’m the only one who is shaking his head you have a gross misunderstanding of how many define family time. To quote Toni Dungy, if a four letter word is all you can come up with to articulate yourself then you need to work on your vernacular. When they’re teenagers let me know how that “do as I say, not as I do” worked out. I’m sure you’re great parents and they’re great kids (sincerely) but the language is unnecessary.
@thomasmartucci3590 sorry to hear that. And I understand if hearing cus words with your kids present is uncomfortable. But in my opinion that’s a problem. As I grew up very similar to that. Awkwardness because of being sheltered is not good. To each their own I suppose. Frustrating brings out the worst language in everyone. We try and keep our content as real as possible and “most” viewers appreciate that…
P.S.
I thought we beeped 90% of the language?
@@BenandBrandi You're not "parenting" those kids you are exposing them to YOUR ignorance, arrogance and lack of proper planning while driving dangerously on paths you don't even know. Getting "lost" on a trail in Moab just shows how clueless you really are...And your wife should be ashamed for letting the kids ride along with you. #PATHETIC
doing all 3 trails is a long day in a jeep!
For sure!
@@BenandBrandi We made the same mistake. You 2 will never forget the adventure!
Lol, one of the easiest trails in Moab. Grow them nuts and learn to navigate a trail.
I'm here for the yodeling!
BahHa!
Those are the fun easy trails, you better not come down to Sand Hollow..😂. @Jeepin_pete
Nothing easy about a 41 degree incline… but I’ll take you up on that! Sand Hollow is definitely on the list!
@@BenandBrandi
Look me up … I am 20 minutes from sand hollow… love to wheel with you guys 🤘🏼😎
Yes, please, look him up and don’t go alone. This exciting content you are trying to create is going to catch up with you one day. Off-roading can be very unforgiving, and getting stuck way out in the middle of nowhere all by yourself can be dangerous. Putting yourself at risk to create exciting content is one thing. Putting your family at risk is another.