2001 Chevy S10: Replace Rear Drum Brakes

No lie, this is a very involved project and requires A LOT of tools, which we'll outline below. This isn't John's best backyard mechanic job - and not listening to his wife cost not only added a good hour to the total time, but had us fast forward to what all the brake pads and coil replacements looked like on the first side. But don't despair, he demonstrates the process on the second side - after conceding that his non-mechanical DIY partner was right.
If you're not tired after watching the full 45 minutes, take the additional 4 minutes to watch the blooper reel at the end - sometimes you have to listen to the wife!
Tools needed:
Goggles, gloves, rags, hand brush, air compressor.
Floor jack, jack stands, bricks to brace the front tires
Lug nut wrench and impact gun (if you have one)
"Penetrate" lubricant, #2 Grease, Brake cleaner
Puller, brake tool and spring remover
Needlenose pliers and vice grips