In college, my favorite saying “Don’t let school get in the way of your education.” This applies to your mission, but it also applies to aviation. So often, we read in books about things like block altitudes but you showed us how to use it! I really enjoyed seeing your ADM on this one.
I passed my PPL checkride yesterday, learning at PSA's flight school at KCCR. Been watching your channel for a few months now, great seeing some familiar scenery (and PSA shirts) on your channel!
Love your videos! My dad had a Cherokee Six when I was a kid and many of your flying adventures are very similar to stuff we did as a family and bring back some great memories.
Yet another awesome video. I have an RV-7A and I agree with the "being a visitor in a very special place" when you're between cloud layers. It's truly magical and I never get tired of it. Thanks for the GREAT videos!
Fun. I grew up in Concord and always wondered what that airport was like to land on (the golf course under it is terrible!) Love the career research trip! My son just did the same last weekend, but his was an interest in aviation! He's watching your vids now. :)
you have taught me how to deal with doubts about IFR clearance. and how to alternate the IFR route for a lower attitude. Thank you very much. greeting from China
Ooo, love the location mounting of your Stratus! Looks like an external antenna on the dash, with external power. Smart idea! And thanks for the video with IFR refresh!
Love your videos! You flew by Rio Vista on your approach where I used to run a flight school for 8 years. Can’t wait for the Air Force to send me home back to NorCal this winter! Gotta love the taxiway layout at Concord.
Man, I love your content and the flow of your videos! It has plenty to keep us pilots interested, but also has a nice mix of showing some of the fun on the ground and the behind the scenes stuff that is involved before and after the flight. Also, next time you are in the Bay, let me know! I am based at KDVO
Shout out to the Delta Sky Club in the Terminal E where the NordVPN ad was filmed. I've probably spent months in there in aggregate over the years of my international flying as a consultant. Nice spot and nice folks, especially if you prefer a little less tomfoolery than is typical at the rest of the American gates.
Really great example of taking the initiative with the comms on that approach. And props to the controller for understanding the miscommunication and repeating the approach clearance
Another awesome video thanks! Just finished my PPL recently and starting on my IFR so the little tips and stuff is very much appreciated! Thanks for the channel it inspires me ti constantly keep flying and be a better pilot every flight.
Been following your channel for a while now. I purchased my Cherokee six 2 years ago after watching your first video. You flew into Concord, that’s where i am from. Soo cool!!!
That’s awesome for your daughter. I’m in healthcare and fly with a co worker that is a surgeon who got me into flying. When I see your door handle I remember on my warrior that I found out through eBay that is the same handle used on VW karma Gia. Mine is a 1973. Your belly seems excessively dirty and May be oil hopefully not a leak but could be expelled as excess.
Bummed I missed meeting you! I used to be a line guy at PSA at KCCR. I now work for a Part 135 company flying a King Air 200. I am going to Lear 60 school in a week!
The weather prediction is the best I’ve ever flown in tomorrow so it’s certainly looking good. 11 hours in the log, i was asked to solo last weekend but I was waiting on a rebooking availability for my medical due to the mrs getting covid. Luckily a SAR heli pilot needed to change his appointment and I got a last minute jump in
I fly out of KCCR and live in the area. I'm pretty sure I know about when you were here, considering the weather you encountered. All things considered, it was nice NorCal IMC.
My favorite Fridays are the ones where a flying monkey video crops up. Thanks so much for all you do! I'm curious about something. I notice you tend to go to Buchanan Field to get to the Bay area. Is there a reason to prefer it over Livermore airport? I think it's a little closer to you, has nearby public transit, slightly longer runway, similarly predictable and usually VFR weather...
This was actually the first time I've landed there- it was just the closest to my friend's house. I've landed at KOAK Oakland, San Carlos, and San Jose before. It all depends on where we are going after we land... :)
I also like CCR because there is a hotel right there on the field. You can off-load your bags and roll them right in the back door. Not fancy, but good for a quick overnight or early departure. There are also lots of food options in walkable distance.
So sorry, must have gotten my wires crossed. Ah, very good to know, thanks! I live in between these two and have been eyeing flight schools at both for a bit. I was wondering if there was a reason to prefer one over the other that others were aware of, but I wasn't yet. Sounds like they might both be fine options. Thanks again!
@@davidbennett3433 You might look at Travis Aero club in Rio Vista for flight training too. Great instructors, planes are well maintained, prices are worth the drive.
One nit to pick. I don't think the rule book addresses it, but I always squirmed when a pilot reads back "circle *to land* runway xx" after a clearance "circle to runway xx". We both know that you intend to land on the circling runway, but the readback might imply you are cleared to land.
I hope your daughter continues her interest in medicine… my daughter was just finished medical school and is now a MD, she was fully matched and will start her residency in Emergency Medicine in July… good luck
I’m on vacation to the Bay Area currently and have been following your vids since your Cherokee 6 purchase vid. I’m sure you and your family are busy but would love to run into you to shake your hand. We’re staying close to Japan town. If not, have a wonderful time in Cali!
Can you share what your oxygen setup is? I have an Aerox bottle with cannula and mask options but I really like your cannula boom attached to your Bose headset. Would love to know where to get it.
The boom cannula is from Mountain High. Tell them you saw it on my channel if you get one. :) I cover the O2 setup here: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html
Dude. The LEVEL you got to with your videos... Come the fuck on! It's absolutely brilliant! I feel as if you studied years and years of filmmaking and storytelling. Thanks! For sharing, for putting so much effort into this!
Flying Monkey, Love your panel! Do you have any issues with the Tru-Trak holding altitude for the large Cherokee Six? Jesse also installed mine in my Cherokee 235 and it did everything very well but I must have it trimmed so perfect that I might as well shut it off to maintain altitude and just trim altitude by hand. I wish it helped me more like other autopilots I have used, I don't have full faith I can multi task in turbulence while on IFR and be sure I can look away for 15-30 seconds to copy a clearance or brief plates, etc.... Just curious about your experience. I have been told from friends whom own it in large and smaller airplanes that it works great in the smaller aircraft like RV's, but not so great in heavier singles like ours.
I have no issues with the TT holding altitude. It does great. There may be something wrong with your servos or the configuration of settings. I would call TT/BK about it.
Another great video!!!! What kind of cannulas are those that are attached to your headsets? I need to get me some and I have the A20's also and your setup looks very comfortable.
Mountain High boom cannulas. COvered them here: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html Tell mountain high you saw them on our channel if you get them! It always helps!
I enjoyed your video I am a new airplane owner. Will be working on my IFR soon I want to get used to my plane before I dive into training. How the weather has been lately I wish I could fly IFR.
These videos really have inspired me. I myself am a Junior in high school, 17 and about to take the checkride. Thank you. How’s the PA-32 been? Later in life I’d want one for myself.
We just started using O2. I use it around 10,000 feet and my family uses it almost all the time because they are really sensitive to the altitude. I cover it in this video: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html
Sky rat: Kinesiology / Athletic Trainer grad here. It’s a great start. Go for the Dr! Trained professional hockey players in Canada for years. Sounds glamorous but it’s not. Pay is worse. Kin will give you a great base to learn more. Take lots of biology options as well! (And no, I don’t afford a plane, flying and family life on an Athletic Trainers salary 😂)
i wanted the procedural practice... plus I make multiview videos for Patreon Members of full approaches and since I had the cameras rolling anyway I just flew it. I release those bonus videos on Patreon same day as these main ones
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey I guess that if everything in aviation was going according to plan, that would have made sense, but when even a slight change in your approach becomes such a challenge, I can see how many won't bother with the inconvenience and just take the risk and land as they planned. I think that ATC is a big reason people don't think they would manage with GA. Thank you for the great contact, if I ever take this leap it would be because of guys like you.👍
Okay, so a dumb question. With the skies around Concord like they were, why did you shoot the GPS into Runway 19? I'm not questioning your decision, I just don't understand it.
2 reasons- first was I just wanted the procedural practice. And second, I publish full multi view instrument approaches for my Patreon members and since the cameras were already set up and rolling, I figured I might as well just fly the approach. Putting those together really keeps me sharp on procedures too.
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey I kind of figured it was the first one. Since I can't afford to be a Patreon supporter to the channels I'd like to support (would cost me a hundred dollars a month at $10 per channel, at least!) I didn't think about the second reason. But, practice makes perfect and it's good to see you doing it. Thank you for taking the time to answer the question.
Sad that with views like that, she still stares at her phone most of the way. That's what teenagers these days are all about... their phones (my daughter is no different).
Privilege and access breed success. I'm not faulting anyone for giving their kids every available opportunity. Just don't pretend the playing field is equal.
What a beautiful remark about cloud that is touching Even do for a strong men here with you video just I’m desmemóriese and vulnerable same as when I fly at 25,000 in my Ttx or 41,000 in my eclipse jet Thank you my brother
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In college, my favorite saying “Don’t let school get in the way of your education.” This applies to your mission, but it also applies to aviation. So often, we read in books about things like block altitudes but you showed us how to use it! I really enjoyed seeing your ADM on this one.
Awesome video of a Daddy-Daughter adventure that would not have been possible without being a pilot! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love how you talk through your ADM process. It provides great insight on how to make wise choices. Thanks for sharing your journey.
I passed my PPL checkride yesterday, learning at PSA's flight school at KCCR. Been watching your channel for a few months now, great seeing some familiar scenery (and PSA shirts) on your channel!
Congrats, pilot!
PSA is a great school! flown with them a handful of times. Nice instructors.
Love your videos! My dad had a Cherokee Six when I was a kid and many of your flying adventures are very similar to stuff we did as a family and bring back some great memories.
That's awesome. Glad the videos bring back good vibes for you.
The King of RUclips GA videos comes again. Bravo and thank you. Congrats to your daughter and best of luck to her in her academic pursuit.
It's great that your daughter is passionate about learning more about the studies and the related surgeries etc.
In my many years at school, I took alot of days off school............ Never was my excuse as good as Sky Rats.
So awesome!!!
Yet another awesome video. I have an RV-7A and I agree with the "being a visitor in a very special place" when you're between cloud layers. It's truly magical and I never get tired of it. Thanks for the GREAT videos!
Glad you enjoyed this one! :)
Great video. I love you're always a step ahead in your planning, thinking of what could be and your deviations. I need to get back in the air!
Fun. I grew up in Concord and always wondered what that airport was like to land on (the golf course under it is terrible!) Love the career research trip! My son just did the same last weekend, but his was an interest in aviation! He's watching your vids now. :)
you have pictured so many things in your head, and show us on the screen. it really helps a lot. Great video
Excellent video! I love these types of flights - there's a purpose and use for general aviation! Sightseeing is fun, missions are awesome.
you have taught me how to deal with doubts about IFR clearance. and how to alternate the IFR route for a lower attitude. Thank you very much. greeting from China
It’s so cool to see you flying into my home airport. Keep up the great work.
trying to concentrate at work when, suddenly, new videoooo
Ooo, love the location mounting of your Stratus! Looks like an external antenna on the dash, with external power. Smart idea!
And thanks for the video with IFR refresh!
Yes external power, external ADSB antenna, and external GPS antenna on the dash. It's ready to go in case everything else fails. Always charged.
Love your videos! You flew by Rio Vista on your approach where I used to run a flight school for 8 years. Can’t wait for the Air Force to send me home back to NorCal this winter! Gotta love the taxiway layout at Concord.
yeah thats a lot of taxiways!!!
A grateful daughter, and she is pretty like her mom.
Man, I love your content and the flow of your videos! It has plenty to keep us pilots interested, but also has a nice mix of showing some of the fun on the ground and the behind the scenes stuff that is involved before and after the flight. Also, next time you are in the Bay, let me know! I am based at KDVO
Thanks..Glad you are enjoying the videos!!!
Shout out to the Delta Sky Club in the Terminal E where the NordVPN ad was filmed. I've probably spent months in there in aggregate over the years of my international flying as a consultant. Nice spot and nice folks, especially if you prefer a little less tomfoolery than is typical at the rest of the American gates.
Really great example of taking the initiative with the comms on that approach. And props to the controller for understanding the miscommunication and repeating the approach clearance
Thanks! I’m a big fan of clarifying if there’s ever a question. :)
Heck yeah! Another good one, just about to start ifr training myself, I appreciate the tips you mentioned while flying in those bumpy clouds
Love that airplane. You did a great job with the panel.
Thanks!!!
Another awesome video thanks! Just finished my PPL recently and starting on my IFR so the little tips and stuff is very much appreciated! Thanks for the channel it inspires me ti constantly keep flying and be a better pilot every flight.
Awesome. I hope I can give my son similar learning opportunities.
Love the video. Currently working towards my PPL. Your videos are inspiring to myself and help motivate me.
Been following your channel for a while now. I purchased my Cherokee six 2 years ago after watching your first video. You flew into Concord, that’s where i am from. Soo cool!!!
Zoomers, mate. You're discussing the majesty of flying between clouds but she's.... on her phone then falls asleep...then on her phone again lol
That’s awesome for your daughter. I’m in healthcare and fly with a co worker that is a surgeon who got me into flying. When I see your door handle I remember on my warrior that I found out through eBay that is the same handle used on VW karma Gia. Mine is a 1973. Your belly seems excessively dirty and May be oil hopefully not a leak but could be expelled as excess.
Bummed I missed meeting you! I used to be a line guy at PSA at KCCR. I now work for a Part 135 company flying a King Air 200. I am going to Lear 60 school in a week!
That sounds awesome! Hope flying the Lear is fun.
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey I’m looking forward to it. Thanks for the awesome content!
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey Also. You must meet Misha Tyukin next time you are at KCCR. Amazing guy. If you don’t know him on RUclips, look him up!
IFR flying is so rewarding. Beautiful flight
I agree it is super rewarding.
Yay go for the Doctor! Premed, med school, medicine as a career is challenging but super rewarding. Taking care of humans is a privilege!
Another awesome video! Great use of GA to make trips like these!
Thanks!!!
Love your videos! Taking my checkride for my PPL next week so I don’t understand all of the IFR stuff but it’s fun to watch!
Good luck on your Checkride. Hope you go for the instrument rating after that. It’s super rewarding.
I really like your videos. Very well put together…
Wow. SO much great content in this video - personal and technical. I'm a new fan!
Thanks! I appreciate that!
Just flew up to Sacramento from Ramona took 5 1/2 hours in a light sport.
What an amazing opportunity!! Love to see it!!
So the day before my solo and two days after my medical class 2 pass you drop a vid.. oooo the aviation gods are shining on me this week for sure 😉
Good luck, you got this!!
Good luck on your solo! Enjoy it!
The weather prediction is the best I’ve ever flown in tomorrow so it’s certainly looking good. 11 hours in the log, i was asked to solo last weekend but I was waiting on a rebooking availability for my medical due to the mrs getting covid. Luckily a SAR heli pilot needed to change his appointment and I got a last minute jump in
@@23aviatorguy thank you it went extremely well and solo is complete 😎 at 11.4 hours
@@aileronsintowind6835 that’s good to hear, Congrats!!
Great meeting u man!
So happy to see you have come back. :)
RUclips has been unreliable about sending out notifications for new videos so definitely check out the channel page to see if you missed any! :)
Great video as always. Thank you.
11:20 magical,,Great flying , best luck to sky rocket on Her PhD endeavor
Thank you!
Emailed local flight school today. Gonna do this!
Make it happen! 👏
I fly out of KCCR and live in the area. I'm pretty sure I know about when you were here, considering the weather you encountered. All things considered, it was nice NorCal IMC.
yeah it was a beautiful couple of days!
KCCR is my home field! Welcome!
My favorite Fridays are the ones where a flying monkey video crops up. Thanks so much for all you do!
I'm curious about something. I notice you tend to go to Buchanan Field to get to the Bay area. Is there a reason to prefer it over Livermore airport? I think it's a little closer to you, has nearby public transit, slightly longer runway, similarly predictable and usually VFR weather...
This was actually the first time I've landed there- it was just the closest to my friend's house. I've landed at KOAK Oakland, San Carlos, and San Jose before. It all depends on where we are going after we land... :)
I also like CCR because there is a hotel right there on the field. You can off-load your bags and roll them right in the back door. Not fancy, but good for a quick overnight or early departure. There are also lots of food options in walkable distance.
So sorry, must have gotten my wires crossed.
Ah, very good to know, thanks! I live in between these two and have been eyeing flight schools at both for a bit. I was wondering if there was a reason to prefer one over the other that others were aware of, but I wasn't yet. Sounds like they might both be fine options.
Thanks again!
@@davidbennett3433 You might look at Travis Aero club in Rio Vista for flight training too. Great instructors, planes are well maintained, prices are worth the drive.
One nit to pick. I don't think the rule book addresses it, but I always squirmed when a pilot reads back "circle *to land* runway xx" after a clearance "circle to runway xx". We both know that you intend to land on the circling runway, but the readback might imply you are cleared to land.
good point - I never thought of that! Thanks!!!
"I'm sure its just like Greys Anatomy" haha.
:)
Lets goo! It's been too long since the last video I'm on life support here :D
Yeah I was on a roll with regular schedule but the last video was a ton of work and I had to catch up from it. :)
Great content as always. Question, where did you find your o2 cannula's that attach to your headset?
Mountain High makes them. Tell them you saw them from the Flying Monkey... :)
Your videos are always the best
Felicitaciones, tus videos son muy entretenidos, saludos desde Chile
gracias!!!
I hope your daughter continues her interest in medicine… my daughter was just finished medical school and is now a MD, she was fully matched and will start her residency in Emergency Medicine in July… good luck
congrats!
I’m on vacation to the Bay Area currently and have been following your vids since your Cherokee 6 purchase vid. I’m sure you and your family are busy but would love to run into you to shake your hand. We’re staying close to Japan town. If not, have a wonderful time in Cali!
thanks for the message. We are back in L.A. already... :(
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey keep up with vids! Thank Monkey.
Can you share what your oxygen setup is? I have an Aerox bottle with cannula and mask options but I really like your cannula boom attached to your Bose headset. Would love to know where to get it.
The boom cannula is from Mountain High. Tell them you saw it on my channel if you get one. :) I cover the O2 setup here: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html
Dude. The LEVEL you got to with your videos... Come the fuck on! It's absolutely brilliant! I feel as if you studied years and years of filmmaking and storytelling. Thanks! For sharing, for putting so much effort into this!
Thanks. I appreciate that. I do cinematography professionally and did go to film school.. :)
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey Ok... I feel lazy now! But it shows, I'm hooked!
Flying Monkey, Love your panel! Do you have any issues with the Tru-Trak holding altitude for the large Cherokee Six? Jesse also installed mine in my Cherokee 235 and it did everything very well but I must have it trimmed so perfect that I might as well shut it off to maintain altitude and just trim altitude by hand. I wish it helped me more like other autopilots I have used, I don't have full faith I can multi task in turbulence while on IFR and be sure I can look away for 15-30 seconds to copy a clearance or brief plates, etc.... Just curious about your experience. I have been told from friends whom own it in large and smaller airplanes that it works great in the smaller aircraft like RV's, but not so great in heavier singles like ours.
I have no issues with the TT holding altitude. It does great. There may be something wrong with your servos or the configuration of settings. I would call TT/BK about it.
Another great video!!!! What kind of cannulas are those that are attached to your headsets? I need to get me some and I have the A20's also and your setup looks very comfortable.
Mountain High boom cannulas. COvered them here: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html Tell mountain high you saw them on our channel if you get them! It always helps!
Cool video! Your footage is informative and inspiring. Oh and love the hat! KRDM here 🤙🏽
I enjoyed your video I am a new airplane owner. Will be working on my IFR soon I want to get used to my plane before I dive into training. How the weather has been lately I wish I could fly IFR.
It opens up so many options. (But also some new safety considerations of course)
that was an educational aviation vid.
These videos really have inspired me. I myself am a Junior in high school, 17 and about to take the checkride. Thank you. How’s the PA-32 been? Later in life I’d want one for myself.
I also have lots of family in the SoCal area so I hope to get down there by GA at some point.
Good luck on your checkride and cobgrats on doing that so young!!! The PA32 is a great traveling airplane. Super stable and comfortable...
Well well well I have an update. Just today out of Renton Municipal airport I passed the checkride. 17 years old .
Great video! 121 Capt here, I'd fly with you any day. And, you're a lucky dad!
Thanks so much! Lucky indeed.
Flew into KCCR today:)
Nice!!!
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey my Wife and I own a wine tour company in Napa come up and let us treat you to a day out😀
Watsonville has a great airport burger the next time you head North! And if you come to San Carlos I'll buy you lunch!
That’s good to know thanks. Love San Carlos. Landed there once years ago and went to the Maker Faire. Good times
The daughter is gorgeous ♥️
Sky rat is a great term of endearment and call sign. Do you always use O2 on all your flights?
We just started using O2. I use it around 10,000 feet and my family uses it almost all the time because they are really sensitive to the altitude. I cover it in this video: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html
my home airport and heard my plane on freq N7217G
nice!
I knew I saw your plane!!!! if you are ever back in the area and want to take the family for a ride on the Airport Fire truck let me know.
Thanks so much!
Great video!
Sky rat: Kinesiology / Athletic Trainer grad here.
It’s a great start. Go for the Dr! Trained professional hockey players in Canada for years. Sounds glamorous but it’s not. Pay is worse.
Kin will give you a great base to learn more. Take lots of biology options as well!
(And no, I don’t afford a plane, flying and family life on an Athletic Trainers salary 😂)
Eric, what O2 system are you using?
Using the mountain High O2D2 system. I cover it in this video: ruclips.net/video/7sTIyZ2FzKI/видео.html Tell them Flying Monkey recommended it. :)
A great post... EXCEPT...We should have seen your daughter watching some of the surgery.
Great stuff! With Skyrat in the right seat, is it time to get her some emergency training too?
Not a bad idea!
Can you have a tour of your plane
Как всегда супер! Всегда приятно смотреть ваши видео! Девочка молодец👍
Another outstanding video
Glad you enjoyed it
Great stuff
BDE Best Dad Ever
Where's the video of all the orthopedic surgery ???
Just kidding, I get to see these every day !
How would you know if your daughter was actually sleeping or hypoxic?
I have a pulse oximeter in the plane and use it.
Great 👍
Thank you 👍
Since it was clear and a million how come you didn’t just get a vector for the visual. Would’ve saved 10 minutes likely
i wanted the procedural practice... plus I make multiview videos for Patreon Members of full approaches and since I had the cameras rolling anyway I just flew it. I release those bonus videos on Patreon same day as these main ones
how can anyone understand what is being said on that radio?!
I think it’s just knowing what to expect. That’s a big part of ATc comms. It’s a standard format.
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey I guess that if everything in aviation was going according to plan, that would have made sense, but when even a slight change in your approach becomes such a challenge, I can see how many won't bother with the inconvenience and just take the risk and land as they planned. I think that ATC is a big reason people don't think they would manage with GA.
Thank you for the great contact, if I ever take this leap it would be because of guys like you.👍
Okay, so a dumb question. With the skies around Concord like they were, why did you shoot the GPS into Runway 19? I'm not questioning your decision, I just don't understand it.
2 reasons- first was I just wanted the procedural practice. And second, I publish full multi view instrument approaches for my Patreon members and since the cameras were already set up and rolling, I figured I might as well just fly the approach. Putting those together really keeps me sharp on procedures too.
@@SoCalFlyingMonkey I kind of figured it was the first one. Since I can't afford to be a Patreon supporter to the channels I'd like to support (would cost me a hundred dollars a month at $10 per channel, at least!) I didn't think about the second reason. But, practice makes perfect and it's good to see you doing it.
Thank you for taking the time to answer the question.
can’t get past the fact she has her headset on backwards
Thank you. You make me want to have kids of my own, I'm jelous.
SkyRat sleeping or passed out from O² deprivation
Just sleeping. She was on the O2 feeling goooood!!!
Great video! Your copilot wasn’t much help on that approach! Zzzzz
haha no she was pretty tired from school
Gorgeous daughter!
I couldn't be the 666th but at least I get to be the 669th! Win.
Hope you have a strong stomach 😆
haha she loves the blood and gross stuff.
RETROBOWLLLLLL
Hahahah. She’s Obsessed.
Sad that with views like that, she still stares at her phone most of the way. That's what teenagers these days are all about... their phones (my daughter is no different).
yeah i dont disagree....
Privilege and access breed success. I'm not faulting anyone for giving their kids every available opportunity. Just don't pretend the playing field is equal.
What a beautiful remark about cloud that is touching Even do for a strong men here with you video just I’m desmemóriese and vulnerable same as when I fly at 25,000 in my Ttx or 41,000 in my eclipse jet
Thank you my brother
We are just the elite or the country just Even lest the 1% of all 300,000 plus of usa populations very a few that enjoy this wonder