Welcome, everybody, to the East Fort Worth and Riverside Area Infrastructure Improvement Design Meeting. If you can see this screen, the chat is in the bottom right-hand corner. If you have questions, as this is being presented, please post your questions in the chat. When the quick presentation is done, we'll answer those chat questions first, and then if you are a call-in user and you can't see the screen, we will take the questions from the call-in users one at a time after the chat questions.  Thank you for joining us today. Gracias por estar con nosotros hoy. Esta es la junta sobre el diseño de mejoras de infraestructura en el este de Fort Worth and Riverside. Por favor, publicen sus preguntas en el área de comentarios. Al terminar la presentación, responderemos a las preguntas en los comentarios primero. Luego tomaremos preguntas de los usuarios que nos llaman por teléfono una pregunta a la vez. Esta presentación está siendo grabada. All right, so during today's agenda, we're going to go over the introductions of those involved with the project, an overview of the project, and the project area, as well as frequently asked questions. De la agenda de hoy, vamos a cubrir las presentaciones de los que están involucrados con el proyecto, una descripción del proyecto, el área que vamos a estar trabajando en y las preguntas y respuestas frecuentes. Your design project team includes myself. I'm the project manager, and my name is Brenda Oropesa. My phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>, that's<PHONE_NUMBER>. And my email address is Brenda.Oropesa at fourthwardtexas.gov. That's B-R-E-N-D-A, period-O-R-O-P-E-Z-A at fourthwardtexas.gov. El equipo de diseño del proyecto me incluye a mí, la gerente del proyecto. Me llamo Brenda Oropesa, y mi número de teléfono es<PHONE_NUMBER>. Ese número otra vez es<PHONE_NUMBER>. Y mi correo electrónico es Brenda.Oropesa at fourthwardtexas.gov. Eso es B-R-E-N-D-A-Punto-O-R-O-P-E-Z-A at fourthwardtexas.gov. Right, for our project overview, we will be replacing the existing sewer and water mains in the area bound by Berg Street to the north, Calmar Road to the east, Lowery Drive to the south, and North Riverside Drive to the west. The construction will impact the Carter Riverside, White Lake Hills, Ryan Wood, and Woodhaven Neighborhood Associations, Riverside Alliance and Riverside Business Alliance, and the neighborhoods of east-forthwardt. This project is in Council Districts 4 and 5. Descripción del proyecto. Se reemplacerá la actual tuberidad del drenaje sanitario y del agua potable del área que se encuentra entre Berg Street al norte, Calmar Road al este, Lowery Drive al sur, and North Riverside Drive al oeste. Los labores de construcción afectarán a las asociaciones de vecinos de Carter Riverside, White Lake Hills, Ryan Wood and Woodhaven, Riverside Alliance and Riverside Business Alliance, y el área al este de fourthwardt. El proyecto se encuentra dentro de los districtos municipales 4 y 5. Right, so with this first map, we're showing the first project area being affected. We have the alley between North Riverside Drive and Clicker Avenue from Murphy Street to the north, and we'll be replacing the sanitary sewer in this area. En este mapa, estamos enseñando la primera area que vamos a estar trabajando. Tenemos el callejón entre North Riverside Drive y Clicker Avenue desde Murphy Street hacia el norte y vamos a reemplazar la línea de drenaje sanitario en esta área. Right, on with the second map, we have the first area is the easement between Rando Mell Road and Chandler Lake Road, north and south of Lake Havasu Trail, which is this area right here. We will be replacing the sanitary sewer there. Next up, we have the Lake Havasu Trail east of Rando Mell Road to Chandler Road. We will be replacing the water and sanitary sewer in this area. The easement between Lake Havasu Trail and Blue Lake Drive, west and east of Candlewood Road. That's this area right here. Next up, we have the Blue Lake north and south, north of the dead end, north of the north dead end, so just above the dead end there, to Ring Tree Court, which is this line right here. Here we have the second map that shows other areas where we will be working. We have the real right between Rando Mell Road and Chandler Lake Road north and south of Lake Havasu Trail, which is this line here. We will be replacing the drainage line. Next up, we have Lake Havasu Trail east of Rando Mell to Chandler Lake Road. We will be replacing the water and drainage line in this area. Next up, we have the real right between Lake Havasu Trail and Blue Lake Drive, west and east of the Candlewood Road, which is this line here. We will be replacing the drainage line here. And we also have the Blue Lake Drive north of the street, north of Rando Mell Road, which is this line here. We will be replacing the water and drainage line here. Right, continuing on this map, we have the east map between Blue Lake Drive and Green River Trail north of Ring Tree Court. That's the cemetery sewer we will be replacing right here. The east map between Candlewood Road and Oakland Boulevard south of Lake Havasu Trail, which is this line right here. It will be the cemetery sewer line. And the east map between Woodhaven Boulevard and Boca Bay Drive north of Boca and Redstone Boulevard, we will be replacing this cemetery sewer there. Right, okay. Here we have the same map showing more areas in this area that we will be working on. We have the real right between Blue Lake Drive and Green River Trail north of the Ring Tree Court, which would be this line here. We will be replacing the drainage line. Right, the real right between Candlewood Road and Oakland Boulevard south of Lake Havasu Trail. We will be replacing the drainage line there. And the real right between Woodhaven Boulevard and Boca Bay Drive north of Boca and Redstone Boulevard. And we will be replacing the drainage line here. All right, so this is our final map showing the other areas we're going to be working on. We have the east map between Enoch Drive and Sandy Lane from Lowery Drive to the north, to Brentwood Stair Road. We will be replacing the cemetery sewer here. The east map between Sandy Lane and Etterville Road from Etterville Lane north. So that's this area right here. We'll be the cemetery sewer replacement. We have Warren Lane from Etterville Road south just north of Brentwood Stair Road. We'll be a sanitary sewer line replacement. And the east map between Warren Lane and New Street from Joseph Lane to the south, which is this line right here. We'll also be a sanitary sewer replacement. En este último mapa estamos enseñando otras áreas que van a estar, van a estar siendo reemplazadas. Tenemos el derecho real entre Enoch Drive y Sandy Lane This is the Lowery Drive al norte of Brentwood Stair Road, que es esta línea de Drenaje y aquí. El derecho real entre Sandy Lane and Etterville Road. This is the Etterville Lane al norte, que es esta línea de aquí. Vamos a reemplazar la línea de Drenaje. Warren Lane, this is the Etterville Road south. Vamos a reemplazar la línea de Drenaje y el derecho real entre Warren Lane and New Street. This is Joseph Lane hacia el sur, que es esta línea de aquí. All right, so what streets will have construction in the streets? Those include Lake Havasu Trail from Random Hill Road to Chandler Lake Road. Blue Lake Drive from Ranchry Court to the north at end. Murphy Street from Riverside Drive to Clocker Avenue. Green River Trail from Lake Charles Avenue to Lake Charles Avenue North. Lowery Drive from Talmore Road to Enoch Drive. Warren Lake from Brentwood Stair Road to Etterville Road. En que calles se harán los labores de construcción en la calle? Estas incluyen Lake Havasu Trail at the Random Hill Road at the Chandler Lake Road. Blue Lake Drive at the Ranchry Court hasta el callejón sin salida norte. Murphy Street at the Riverside Drive at the Clocker Avenue. Green River Trail at the Lake Charles Avenue at the Lake Charles Avenue. Lowery Drive at the Talmore Road at the Enoch Drive. E-Warren Lane at the Brentwood Stair Road at the Etterville Road. Will you need to access our property? Construction will be located in various streets, alleyways and easements. If an easement is needed, you will be notified by the City Land Agent. Temporary right of entry will be mailed out prior to construction. Necesitará acceder nuestra propiedad. La construcción se realizará en varias calles, callejones y derechos reales. Si se necesita usar el derecho real, el agente de bienes, raíces, municipales se lo notificarán. Los avisos del derecho de entrada temporal se enviarán por correo antes de iniciar la construcción. Will our sewer service be disrupted? Sanitary sewer service will not be interrupted. New sewer cleanouts will be installed at the property line or easement line. And the sewer cleanouts provides easy access if a backup or blockage does occur. Se interrumperá el servicio de drenaje sanitario. Se instalarán nuevos pozos de visitas en las líneas divisoras de propiedad o el derecho de real. Los pozos de visitas ofrecen acceso fácil a las cuerdrillas en caso de un bloqueo de la línea de drenaje. Will our water be turned off? Water will be turned off for about 15 to 30 minutes when the services are being transferred from the existing line to the temporary water line and when those services are being transferred from that temporary water line to the new water line. Se cortará el servicio de agua. El agua se cortará durante 15 a 30 minutos mientras que transpira los servicios de la línea actual a la línea temporal y de nuevo cuando el servicio se transpira de la línea temporal a la línea nueva. What happens if my property is damaged? The contractor will take pictures and video of the property before starting construction. We also do encourage property owners to take pictures and video of their property before construction starts. The contractor will restore the property to its original condition. ¿Qué pasa si mi propiedad se daña? El contratista tomará fotografías y videos de la propiedad antes de comenzar la construcción. También alentamos a los propietarios a que tomen fotografías y videos de su propiedad antes de que comience la construcción. El contratista restaurará la propiedad a su condición original. Will the construction affect my irrigation? The contractor will ask property owners to turn on the irrigation system so sprinkler heads can be located and flagged. The contractor has to cap those existing irrigation lines before construction starts and will replace capped or damaged irrigation systems. ¿Qué pasa? The construction work will affect my irrigation system. The contractor will ask the property owners to turn on the irrigation system so they can place and mark the head of the farmers. The contractor must cap the irrigation lines before the construction starts. The contractor will replace these irrigation systems covered or damaged. All right, so timeline. This is our design meetings. The next steps will include finishing the design and advertising for bid for construction, opening those bids, then the city council will approve the award to will prove the lowest contractors bid and awarded to that contractor. We will then hold the pre construction meeting with the contractor and then specter. And before construction begins, we will hold the community web X meeting community construction web X meeting to update update those impacted by the project with more information. I'm relating to those construction details and then construction will begin. Chronology. This is the design meeting. The following next steps include advertising for bid for construction, opening of bids for bids, then the city council will approve the award to will prove the lowest contractors bid and awarded to that contractor. The previous meeting of the construction with the contractor and inspector, the meeting on the construction community web X to update those affected by the project and finally, um, the construction will begin. Where can I get more information? So progress for this project will be updated on the city of Fort Worth website on that link you see on your monitor. But you can also go to www.forthward, Texas dot gov. And put in the project number, which is 1 0 2 7, 8, 4. Again, that number is 1 0 2 7, 8, 4 in the search bar on the homepage. And that is an easy way to access that project. Web page. The link to this meeting video, the project map and the project summary and frequently asked questions will all be linked to that project page. Where can I get more information? The progress of the project will be updated on the site of Fort Worth in the link you see on your monitor. You can also visit www.forthward, Texas dot gov. And put in the project number, which is 1 0 2 7, 8, 4. Again, that number is 1 0 2 7, 8, 4 in the search bar on the homepage. The link to this meeting video, the project map and the project summary and frequently asked questions will all be linked to that project page. Right above there are some important contact information. You might want to drop down the project manager for this project is myself Brenda. That's B, R, E, N, D, A, O, R, O, P, E, Z, A. And my phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. Again, that number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. My email address is Brenda dot autopesa at Fort Worth, Texas dot gov. If you need to report any water main breaks or sewer backup emergencies 24 hours a day. You can do so at<PHONE_NUMBER> and select option 1. Again, that number is<PHONE_NUMBER> and select option 1. Our non-emergency call center number is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday at that same number<PHONE_NUMBER> and it is closed city holidays. Here we have some contacts that might want to point out. I am the project manager. My name is Brenda Oropeza. My phone number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. That number again is<PHONE_NUMBER>. And my email address is Brenda Oropeza. Brenda dot autopesa at Fort Worth, Texas dot gov. This is B, R, E, N, D, A, O, O, R, O, B, E, Z, A, A, O, R, W, T, X, S dot gov. This is F, O, R, D, W, O, R, D, H, D, E, X, A, S dot gov. To report emergencies, you can call<PHONE_NUMBER>. That number again is<PHONE_NUMBER> and select option 1. The call center for non-emergency calls is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Friday. That number again is<PHONE_NUMBER> and close the day. Thank you. I will be handing it over to Sally for questions. We have one in the chat. The question is approximately which month do you all expect that council will approve the bid? We expect it probably January next year. Okay. Thank you. And I will have some questions about that from my areas. Brenda, do you want to translate that? Oh, for that. The question was in which month do you expect the city to approve the contract? And I think this will be in January 2022. That's the only question we have in chat. It looks like we have three call-in users. Do you have any questions? I was working on typing. Can you hear me? Yes. Yeah, my question is you said you would take the contractor with the lowest bid. Do you mean the lowest bid or the contractor with the best and lowest bid? The lowest bidder will have to have three call-in users in me, but we will do the lowest responsible bidder. I only have a question. This is Sita. Another question. I live on Blue Lake Drive on the section of the street that ends with the cul-de-sac, where there's a lot, has been a lot of problems with the water main over the 16 years that I've lived here. And I'm sorry for getting in the way. I had some trouble with the WebEx. So I missed, is that, is the process that's proposed now part of the correction, permanent correction to that problem or the best correction to that problem? Are you on the street right here? Yes. No, no, no. I'm on Blue Lake Drive down by the cul-de-sac. Oh, down here? Yeah, I'm down by the cul-de-sac at the end of the very end of Blue Lake Drive. So closer to that bridge street? No, you're right. You're probably, you were probably right where you had yours. This is like a dead end, like a, I think right here, right? Yeah, that's probably right. We will be replacing if you're, because Rain Tree Court's right about here, I believe. Okay, yes. Yeah, so we will be replacing that water main so that should fix any issues you've had with your water. Okay. La pregunta era vamos, que si vamos a re, tenía problemas aquí en Blue Lake Drive adnorted a Rain Tree Court y quería saber si va, tenía problemas con agua. Quería saber si el proyecto iba a resolver esos problemas y si vamos a reemplazar la línea de agua para resolver esos problemas del agua. Okay, Brenda, we've got two more questions. What about our driveway access during construction? Will we be able to get into our driveway? Yeah, so you shouldn't have problems for most of those constructions. However, when we're doing pavement, they might need to close off access for a little bit, but the inspector or the superintendent at there will let you know if your access will be limited. La pregunta era durante la construcción voy a tener problemas con mi entrada de coche y durante la mayoría del proyecto tendrá problemas por si alguna razón. Tienen que estar trabajando en su área para cubrir la calle y se le cierra la carretera para el carro, la abrida para el carro le digita el inspector en el proyecto antes de que eso pase para que esté listo para esa disturbiencia. And the next question is from Terry. Will the neighborhood entrance for White Lake Hills at Lake Habasute Trail and Randall Mill be closed at any time for the construction? White Lake Hills at Lake Habasute Trail and Randall Mill. Since we don't have a contractor on board yet, we are not sure what the traffic control will be, but once we have that construction meeting, we can provide more details on that. La pregunta va a ser durante la construcción se va a tapar esa entrada de Lake Habasute Trail and Randall Mill Road. Y ahorita no tenemos un contratista, so no sabemos cómo vamos a estar cerrando esas calles. Cuando tengamos la cita de construcción más tarde, vamos a tener más detalles en cómo se van a cerrar esas calles. Okay, I don't have any more in chat. Do any of you have more questions? Yeah, this is Stina. I do have another question. There's, on my property, like a lot of other homes on the stretch of Blue Lake Drive that I'm on, mine is particularly bad. I have really bad drainage from the streets above me. Will this correct any of that? So this isn't a storm drain project, but I can get in contact with the TPW staff that does work on storm drains and let them know you have an issue to see if they want to have a project out there when we're out there. That would be excellent. This really is an ongoing problem that sometimes is really bad. Of course, can I get your name and number so I can get them to reach out to you as well? Sure. It's Theta, T-H-E-D-A, Lynch, L-Y-N-C-H, and my address is 621 Blue Lake Drive. My number is<PHONE_NUMBER>. All right, I will have, I will reach out to them and have them reach out to you as well. Yeah, no problem. La pregunta era que en Blue Lake Drive hay problemas de drenaje y quería saber si esos problemas iban a corregir con este proyecto. Este proyecto no va a corregir en drenaje en la área, pero voy a ponerme en contacto con TPW para ver si ellos pueden hacer un proyecto mientras que estamos ahí afuera con este proyecto. Okay, do we have any questions from Mr. Terry and I don't know who at home is. Do you have any other questions for Theta? That's all that I can think of right now. Those are the hot buttons for the water issues in my area that I'm aware of. I do have a question if you don't mind. I'm Terry. Okay. The entrance of White Lake Hills at Randall Mill and Lake Havasu Trail has a garden that's maintained by the neighborhood and there are irrigation lines that run through the garden. I can send you some contact information for someone who can run the irrigation system for the contractor, but otherwise they may not know who to contact about that when they do some construction through there. Okay, that'd be perfect. Thank you. La pregunta era que hay un jardín ahí en la área de la entrada de Blue Lake Drive at Randall Mill Road y quería saber si podía mandarme la información del contractor que hace las líneas de agua ahí para el jardín. And did you write down my email so you can get back to me or do you want me to read it out loud to you? I had the information. Okay, awesome. And we will also have a meeting prior to construction. If y'all have any more questions, please do join at that time. And my contact information is on the screen as well. If anything else comes up that y'all can think of. Okay, if there are no more questions, we'll close the meeting. If you can see the screen, you got a couple more seconds to write down that phone number and Brenda's email address. Thank you very much for your presentation. Thank you for joining. Thank you everybody. We're going to close the meeting and we'll come back and see you guys in a couple of months. Thank you.


I kind of want to take a step back and and Well the plan was to take a step back and Kind of sort some things out, but we end up doing the world of question games too. So that was kind of fun So I didn't travel much last year. I'm back traveling this year when I've realized after like that judgment thing I was telling you about Yeah What I've realized in the past when I travel I'm in an airport if I'm walking through an airport or sitting in an airport and I'm people watching I'm judging I'm not thinking the best thing about every person that's walking by you know And so what I had started doing was When I'm walking through the airport when people walk the other way I look him in the eye and I give him a little bit of Eye smile and I'm not gonna even look at you, but then I think may be happy in the next person may be happy may be happy May be happy and what I found is you get to the other end of the airport and you have a completely different Energy inside you Then I used to have walking through an airport. So realize now There's never nothing going on in the year. It's either something negative or it's something positive And if you don't for me personally if I don't choose the positive You know because I probably people watch for so long. It's just I do it without even thinking about it I don't choose the positive. I'll be Judging again, you know, I mean, but if I can have that may you be happy thing and actually I've got a shorter version now We just went to Morocco or places believe it or not. I just got back from working with some horses in Morocco, but so Morocco is You know, it's the top left-hand corner of Africa, but it's just across from Europe and it's just next to the Middle East So it's it's a it's a complete mixture of Europe Africa and the Middle East and so People there you I mean they speak English too, but most people speak either Arabic or French and the Arabic people when they greet each other they say Salam ala Khan, which is basically peace to you It's not hey, hey, you know, I love there's old cultures because you know, we say hey, how are you? But we don't really mean How I But when they say When those guys they they'll they'll usually put the hand on their chest and they kind of look at you and they go Salam ala Khan like they say it with some Some sincerity, you know, I mean it's like peace to you So that's shorter than maybe happy so now my now my My airport saying is Salam ala Khan, it's just coming out quicker. Uh-huh, even the French there, you know, um, they all say Bonjour, hello, and then so far which I think is is how are you but they all all of them they go bonjour So far they always touch their heart That's so interesting When they say so far and they all They all mean it too. You know what I mean? Like there is no Hey going kind of greeting and if someone comes along to a group of people they will walk around and shake and they Sometimes do the two kiss things too, but they will You'll be in a someone to walk up No one even introduces them, but they'll walk even a group of people some will walk up and the new person walks up And he just goes out and shakes hands with everybody there You don't have to introduce them to do that like they just it was it was very very cool I think because it's an older culture. They're just a bit more Or I don't know if they're more connected with each other or just less disconnected than we are One or the other, but yeah, I really like that whole the way they they greet each other I like that too. That's interesting. They say there's been a lot Lost in just the English language. It's a newer language and it's it even just the meanings of the words are Are lost So it's it's interesting that you're talking about this because I've been I've been kind of learning about that and You know some like Italian and Latin and and how you can say one word and there's so much depth already implied in that word And that's that's exactly what you're speaking to is there's there's that depth there that That you don't get with the hey, how are you because it's just kind of superficial and people answer superficially too, right? I'm fine. Are they really fine or how you know, how are they really feeling? And we can apply that to horses then too Oh, yeah, I started, you know, so when I went down there I was asked to go down the budget Royal society for the encouragement of horses in Morocco and it's the it's a um, it's a government Department it's actually comes under the ministry of agriculture, but it's a the government really wants The encouragement of horses and so this big facility and they mostly have Bar the barb breed there Okay um They're barbs and they're pure Arabians There and it's a big breeding facility have all these stallions. So I got to work with all these stallion these purebred barb stallions and some of them are supposed to be pushy and some of them are supposed to be uh aggressive and you know all these sorts of things and I just worked on so they had a ramp in this I just worked with all these horses just getting them to connect and initially you turn them loose and they just run around and look over the fence But after a while they you know, they come and connect and you know, we videoed the whole thing And I was watching some video the other day and when I reach out and like they sniffing on the hand I'd go Salam alaikum Cool From there There was something about yeah, there was something about those horses though like I don't know if it's big. I don't know. I don't know what it is but like when when one of those Yeah, it's crazy. But one of those barb stallions like looks you in the eye They like look into your soul. It was it was pretty cool. Yeah That is pretty cool And it was it was what what's interesting. So I'm in this ramp in And across the road is a mosque a mosque. It's got a big tall minaret off of it And five times a day the call to prayer would go off Oh It was very very cool a couple of times some of the horses had laid down when laying down when they called the prayer went off That was pretty good. I've got a couple of pictures of me squatting down Here and there's a horse laying down here and in the background here is this tall Minaret of the mosque across the street is pretty cool. That's really cool We went and I'll get to the story We went and saw a thing there is the most amazing thing we've ever seen so that in Morocco They have this cultural Thing called tiburita And it's a horse event and it's based on old warfare practices and what they do they have a team of 15 In a row and they're all dressed up in the full whole Arabic garb, you know what I mean? They're all carrying these big Musket rifles and what they do is they in a line they Can't a slow then they can't a fast then they can't a full garb And these guys stand up in the stirrups at a full gallop holding these big muskets and they swing them around and then Boom they shoot them all off at exactly the same time and then they come to a halt in a line It's a It's a part sport part martial art part cultural event. It's actually a unesco world heritage listed cultural event And it comes from warfare practices and so we're in the north of Morocco and they shoot the guns up because up there Enemies would be up on hills and things whereas in the south of Morocco It's close to the part of sahara desert when they shoot their guns. They shoot it down in between the horses Um because their enemies were on the ground and not up above They were fascinating, but so this thing we went to there was 1,100 stallions in one place at one time like closely packed in together every one of them has like Finally embroidered saddle and saddle cloths with the silver and stuff in it and tassels hanging off it in the full Decorative brow bands and I mean it was just I felt like I was on the scene and I'm not being heard. That's roman But I felt like I was in a movie But there's 1,100 stallions in one place at the same time the energy was just Crazy it was yeah, it was amazing I bet I think I think it's so cool that you've been able to travel the world and see some of these differences in not only, you know, how how people express themselves culturally, but also to be able to see what they're doing with their horses because It opens the door to more possibilities that would not have even You know just just by language You know barriers that you wouldn't even discover because you don't have the language to discover it So being able to see it and be exposed to it is so That's pretty special. That's pretty neat. It was very cool when I work with those Stones there because they had an interpreter for me. So this guy's been an interpreter at the UN like so he You can talk to him and he can talk A different language in real time so you can just keep talking he just keeps spitting out So it comes in one he processes in another language and spits it out and so he was He was very very helpful People watching weren't English wasn't their first language or even they might not even know English and so sometimes he was talking French. Sometimes he was talking Oh, wow, so he was doing like a lot of languages Oh your videos The video broke out and then but I see you now. Okay. Um, yeah, so he was Sometimes it was French. Sometimes it was Arabic. He wasn't translating it into both but Oh, got it. Got it. Got it. But it was pretty cool working with these these Barb Stallions With all the so all the trainers from Trainers and breeders from around there where they were watching. Yeah, it was it was very very cool So tell us a little bit about your journey Getting to where you Are now because you started in Australia if I'm not mistaken. Is that correct going in Australia?  They started importing quarter horses in Australia And so he got to be in the quarter horses because the time all the time events They're opening the steer echelon and that sort of thing and so they were you know When we started riding we started on ponies and by the time we got to horses We're riding We had quarter horses and we showed at the quarter horse shows that all the you know of western event things Okay And then what brought you to the united states? I wanted to learn I wanted to come over for a year just to learn about more about training horses, especially the raining horses I want to learn how to train the rainers. So if you go train my own horses And so initially it was just a year I was here for a year and I was going to go home and not have come back again And the trainer I was working for when I the day I left We shook hands on his porch when I was going to leave in and he said Uh, you know, if you want to come back, I'll give you a job. He said you could do this for living if you wanted to and You know, I'm a country boy from Australia. I'd never even thought of that And so and I'd met my wife robin in the meantime She uh, she ran like a scalded cat. I chased her for a year and didn't catch her But went back to Australia and then I think when I went back to Australia She kind of missed me chasing her around so then the letters got a little nicer I had kind of two reasons to come back the job offer and that So then so then you came back to the states and And did you work for that fellow at first? Yeah, I went back to work for him for a couple of years Then we got married and um, so then I Went out and went out on my own Okay, and have you have you always been in california or? Yep, I've always been in so we're in the San Francisco Bay area. So I've always been You know, I was in the east bay when I was first here and now we're in the south bay We're and we're down in the bottom end of silicon valley Okay What's and it's interesting is uh, uh, this was all ranch land before you know old spanish land grant stuff and this town When I first met robin about 28 nine years ago it was um Probably about 10 000 people but now it's a satellite community. It's a bedroom community for silicon valleys So there's probably 40 000 people here now this this county used to have more cows than than People in it, but this we're not very far from where the dynches were in selenus But they've all been a wall worked Around here. Joe walt has worked on like I can see a ranch out my window here that Joe walt has worked on Okay We used to have a picture of one of the bat like that backdrop you've got behind you We've got a backdrop for the horse expos and one of the pictures on him was a picture of my wife My wife and I were those hills in the background and I was at a horse expo In canada one time and pat prallie walked up the booth and he goes He looks at the hills and he goes that's in holster and I said, yeah, he goes I've worked in that ranch That's pretty neat to have all that history Surrounding the area that you're in Yeah, some of the the first Rain cow horse competitions are actually at our local fairgrounds here back in the Wow, I think, you know, this was all spanish land grant stuff and there were a lot of A lot of like the carers around here at the at some point in time It's our local fair here. They have a figure eight roping.  They have it Yeah, we have figure eight roping. I have yeah. Yeah, they have a competition here And there's there's you know, there's 20 year old guys around here who can do it in other places There's probably only really old guys can do it, but they've kept the tradition going here and so So they you know They rope them and they the they rope around the horns and they figure eight and they catch their front feet So when you do it you get I think you get five points for Catching everything one point for catching the horn or one front foot I think if I'm not correct maybe two and then zero if you only get the horns or you miss you just got over doing the world equestrian games How can you can you tell us the story about that and the horses that went and yeah, so um so we moved back to australia in 2006 between 2006 and 2010 we're living in australia and While we're there we helped organize australia's first reigning team for the world equestrian games And it was in lexington utaki and we thought that would be a one off like we'd never get to do that again and then Last year they're going to have the world equestrian games They had the world equestrian games here in the us and so we thought we'd try for it again You know there was there's you know, I hadn't been competing in the reigning for about four years My wife still had been And there's a lot of australians both who live here in the us and are in australia who are way better at the reigning than either of us that it just turned out that they weren't going to be able to Qualify as it because it's it's a it's a Journey's not the word I'm looking for It's it's a big deal to get qualified. I mean it takes a lot of effort time money the whole thing And so I'd already decided I wasn't traveling doing clinics last year. And so I had the opportunity to do that. So we um We both qualified and made the team for that and then so the horses we took we owned both of them One robin's horse was the oldest horse at weg was the oldest running horse at weg and mine I think was You know one of the one of the older ones there But they're probably the only two running horses at weg who weren't Weren't clipped and and had bite marks on because they live in a past together I can see the two of them right outside our kitchen window here right now Yeah, and so Sorry the dogs are whining and so yeah, so they were It was it was good to go and compete and And show that you can have that relationship thing with That competition horse, you know, man Yeah, I think that's hard for Old trainers that are out there that are are trying to find that You know, does it have to just be one way Or the other does it have to be I just the relationship piece and You know Only be that or can it actually Actually be both and I know that's an internal struggle. I've had at times is um You know, do you have to pick one or the other or can it just Be something that can be that can be both and you've proved it can be it can be both Yeah, I mean, I think you know With those two horses that was It was doable and you know, it was uh Yeah, it's pretty amazing. So we had we had um helped from jane pike with the the mental side of the the whole thing and You know, and we went there our Team coach or our chef to quip as they call them. He said so what do you think you guys can can score on these two horses? You know, everything works out if you're good. They're good. They're prepared right everything goes right on the day and Both roblin. I said, no, we can probably you know To 17 and a half, you know, it should be 72 and a half under all three judges We thought we could do that and so then we went the first round. I was a two seven ten Robin was a two 18 and they have The first round is the team competition. So they award the team medals from that and then The top 15 of that go directly to the individual finals and then the next 20 so from 16 to 35 They go back to the semifinals and the top five out of them go back to the Back to the funds and you know, we never even thought about making the semifinals which we did I made the semifinals in last place and robin was like second last and uh Then we came back in and we bettered our scores by so I was a 220 the second time round and robin was a 220 and a half and um That was way better than we thought we could evidently. So our highest scores ever at the on the biggest stage ever and um Robin was the sir Robin didn't make it back to the fun. She was in sixth place and I was in seventh So we almost made it back to the finals on in a little cheapy backyard horses here, you know But the big the big part of it was Now the mental coaching that jane pike had given us leading up to it That was the the thing like I've never been I've never been that relaxed competing ever leaving it a small show It was just everything was like we were just in the zone like In the state of flow like everything was crystal clear and Yeah, it was it was great. It was It was a great experience That's pretty cool that that you were able to achieve that level mentally in a high pressure situation because that Is I I I showed better than I'd ever shown before and I haven't shown for four years Yeah, but it's not the physical thing that that you need. It's that it's that mental thing and jane With her coaching during the year one of the things she did she did us You know a zoom call like this and she asked us some questions and some of those questions sounded like they're about You know self-limiting beliefs those sorts of things But then she made this audio for us to listen to different ones for me than for robin and you have to listen to it with um stereo headphones And it's about half an hour long and when it starts out the first 10 minutes is jane talking in both ears But after about 10 minutes this jane keeps talking in a different jane starts over here And so there's these two voices in your ears And you can't listen to both of them at the same time you can only listen to one but apparently I found out later That's actually a hypnotism thing and it gets into your subconscious And so when I competed the first time at the water question games it was different Like something felt different that I've never felt before and I wasn't sure what it was And then when I competed the second time I came out it was like that was different And then I realized what was different was that little Crappy voice in the back of your head that says you're not good enough. What are you doing here?  Wasn't there anymore And that's the first time I actually realized it had been there So it's been there all the time in the background playing so much that you don't even consciously aware of it So I wasn't aware of it until it wasn't there That's so interesting. She almost she bypassed Maybe I don't know if I'm getting this right, but it sounds like she bypassed your ability to Listen to what she was saying and compute it logically and go put it through all your filters and And and instead she just basically implanted it right in your head Yeah, that's what the second the other voice you can only listen to one of them and they're both saying the same type of stuff But maybe using different words and different sentence structures or whatever But whichever one you're listening to the one you're not listening to is going into your subconscious And it was uh, yeah robin had the same experience like we were both completely In the zone and that's you know, that's probably going to be my last My last brain competition, you know, I really I'm not that interested in competing in that These days, but it was it was amazing just having that experience of That was the world of question games. Yeah, but just having that experience of of That state of flow that I've never felt before In a high pressure and I've never felt in any situation It was a high pressure situation and yeah, it was it was pretty it was pretty amazing But that really helped me with that whole you know, I tell that story a lot to people because One of the other things that I'd done that year was that whole non-judgment thing, you know that That counting judgmental thoughts and being aware of judgmental thoughts and then reframing those thoughts And so I think all of that was it was a part of it, but but definitely Jane's coaching was Was a big part of it Jane a lot of her coaching is for people who have Fear around writing but she also does the the competition stuff too Interesting you have a fear thing around writing is such an important thing for people to be able to work on away from the horse and And deal with and that's that comes up so regularly for people And they often feel not only the fear of of the actual fear they're experiencing But the fear of even letting other people know that they're fearful, you know It's the stigma that's attached to it and it's it's okay To be scared And people like her I loved to maybe get in touch with her and see if we could maybe get her in the next pair because it sounds like she's got some Oh, she's amazing.  I guess I mean we all have fears. Let's face it Yes, I think a lot of times people have trouble with their horses because they're afraid But they don't want to admit they're afraid. So there's an there's some sort of an excuse there to blame on the horse But he won't do this. He won't do that and all the problems are coming from the fact That they're afraid but won't admit they're afraid and Jane talks a lot about she says that whole fake it to you make it thing is crap Um because it doesn't work with horses. So these days they use horses a lot for equine assisted therapy those sorts of things um, you know Corporate team building stuff like that and one of the things I think That horses are good for that stuff is because they're very good at detecting incongruent behavior You know when you're in a landscape and you're at a landscape don't line up and when you Pretend you're not afraid but you're afraid I think it makes them React worse than if you just said hey, I'm afraid Because there's that you don't have that that incongruency if you're worried on the inside and you tell them I'm you admit that you wrote on the outside. It's a completely different feeling than if you are People on the inside and you're trying to do your best to put on a brave face because that just makes you a liar And I think that makes them a little bit Learned about being around you and I and I don't know if this is true, but I've been using this story It clinics a lot lately I say, you know, I think the reason horses are very good at detecting incongruent behavior If you've ever watched like a national geographic thing and there's a herd of zebra and there's a lion walking past and he's walking past And he's thinking I'm going to walk past and go to the waterhole okay What he's showing on the outside he's showing on the inside but if that lion Said I'm going to walk past but really I'm thinking about trying to get one of these things these zebras here that whole Energy would be completely different and I think that's the thing they really have evolved To attune to is that incongruent behavior? I'm going to pretend I'm walking past but really I'm trying to eat one of you guys and I think that Energy they just they can pick up on that really easy and it makes the money easy They don't can't relax that way and a lot of people have trouble, you know, most horse problems arise from anxiety those horses not be able to just Just be relaxed around people and I think a lot of times the whole physiological and mental thing of what the person's doing not what they're doing as in The movements they might be reading just the energy coming off of me is a big part of that Yeah, cool. I think so too. I think so too This has been great warwick. You've got so much to share so much Just super valuable information in this interview for people to just take one piece of it And I love how earlier you said, you know Start start maybe with meditating and only do two minutes.   So you can start to build on that You can you know add like you said if you're doing 20 minutes do another 20. So if you're doing two minutes do four but That's it. It's it's so cool that that we can find this and we can make these changes incrementally and enjoy the journey enjoy the process as we're doing it so that It's something that that permeates again into our being right into our lives And it makes us better people overall and that's really for the horse fair. That's been my My goal is I want It all starts with us, right? So if we can be better people then our horses are better And if we're better people then the world is better If if we can continue to develop and spread this knowledge and and like you said earlier, too It's you can't judge so everybody's on a different part of their journey and they're going to resonate with certain presenters more more than others and that's that's going to work for them and their horse rate than in there That's good because it's starting them on a path And at least if you take one foot forward onto a path now you're going somewhere And then more comes available to us, right? And we can start to you know as we grow and change and we find more meaning in certain things It's going to take us on another path and then our job is like you're doing you're sharing it So you're sharing it with people to help people Grow on their journey and and in their in their path without judging where they're at because We're all at where we're at just like our horses are because of our life experiences We're all just wanting to be better and survive better and and be okay and and so I I just I can't thank you enough for sharing all of this because it's it's so valuable Well, yeah, I mean I'm passionate about sharing it because it's once I discovered how valuable it was for me. It's like Kind of valuable for everybody Yeah So and I appreciate everybody for joining us today. Thank you for being here And and spread the word You know help let other people know about the fair or about warwick and about How they can just through learning and experimenting and non-judgment Try to find what works best for them and their horse. Maybe try to bring out that inner 10-year-old child, right?  You can see every hair in its mane You're not doing something else that I said that 10 the four-year-old boy was just riding his bike around And the horse happened to be near there, but he he had no idea the horse was even a live sort of thing I think the 10-year-old girl training is just you know, 10-year-old girls just hang out with their horses and tell them all their deepest darker secrets and Yeah, they're just kind of really Present and open with them Yeah, that's exactly that's exactly right So So pure So pure Yeah That's you know, um, I met an old guy last year Who was friends with tom and bill dorrance? And I think this story was about tom coming to visit him one day, but he's in ours now trains cutting horses this guy and um Tom he hadn't seen tom for a few years and tom came to visit him And he pulled up out the front of the barn and came in the barn and they sat down to have a chat so this in this barn there is a Barn cat. It's a wild barn cat. It's black and white and this guy said I know it's black and white, but I have not ever seen it for long enough to tell you if it has a black patch on its left eye Or a white patch on its right hip, you know, he just kind of flits from here to there like wild barn cats too And he said when we sat down and started talking about half an hour later that cat flitted across the end of the barn eye I don't usually see him in the middle of the day, but that's fine Then 10 minutes later 20 minutes later. He was sitting at the end of the barn eye Which he said it's the first time I've ever looked at him and laid eyes on him and seen He's got a black patch on his left eye And then half an hour later he was halfway down the barn eye and they kept chatting and half an hour later He was over rubbing his head on tom's leg And he said tom stayed for two days and this cat followed him around like a dog for two days And then when tom left the cat went back to being ferrule and he said he didn't look at it touch it back into it Say anything to it. There's just something about him that that cat And I imagine every other animal was attracted to and it's I think it's It's figuring out what that thing is Well, no, it's not necessarily figuring out what it is because that's having expectations, but just allowing You know what I mean letting that Letting that that happen letting your yourself be in that space. I think is that The key to the whole thing Yeah, knowing that that's available just like knowing knowing the the people And I don't remember where it was, but that we're out in the jungle Knowing that that's available. So now we can be allowing it in and And if you if you don't know, it's available sometimes it's hard to allow it because we just don't even think it's a possibility right And I think you know, I think these days I'm really into a lot of scientific stuff these days quantum physics You type stuff, but what's cool these days is You know, if things like functional MRIs things like that so they can map people's brains activity while things are in real-time all things are happening and so they can almost quantify the spiritual sort of stuff, you know what I mean and so you can actually see the science of When your brain's thinking this Happens to your body they can detect energy in your body your horse can detect that energy and so, you know, you really get to Be aware that Your horse can sense You know your thoughts and your energy and all that sort of stuff. It's it's no longer I will I'll just take a leap of faith and believe it now It, you know, you it's it's quantifiable. Have you ever heard of the heart and mouth institute? I have Yeah, and so yeah, so they're not actually very far from here, but that that whole heart rate variability thing That's popping up in everything these days. You know, the navy seals work on heart rate There's a book stealing fire and the subtitle is how Silicon Valley navy seals and rogue entrepreneurs are changing the way we live and work fascinating books written by Steven Cottis who wrote a book called the rise of Superman a few years ago I know if you heard that one it was about achieving the flow state Oh, but it talks this book talks about a lot of things, but it talks quite a bit about that heart rate variability thing and I was in the uk recently doing some clinics and before I left the uk I went to this one day seminar in london by these couple of guys who were like spiritual scientists, you know, they can prove The power of thoughts and all that sort of stuff and they did an experiment where they so there's 500 people there And they got this one girl up on stage and hook A heart rate variability monitor, you know, they clip it on your ear and then we all did this heart This heart math meditation all 500 of us and this girl got her heart rate coherence to a hundred percent On stage in front of 500 people. I think it might have been that the community You know the vibe there too, but yeah, it was very very cool. Her heart rate was still 120 So she was still highly stressed about being in front of all those people that her heart rate variability was a hundred percent, which means you're in a in a Totally relaxed state. So yeah, it was pretty cool. This is pretty cool.  Okay So this is called a new it's a brain sensing headband Oh, I've heard of these put it on Like this over your ears And then it hooked to an app on your phone and you have earphones in there and you meditate with it And the thing about meditating is you don't know if you're doing it, right? So what this thing does is you can choose the sounds I've got it on rainforest And so if your mind is kind of scattered You hear heavy rain And if your mind gets quite clear you hear really light rain on leaves And then if you get really in a meditative state birds chirp like the sun's come out and birds are chirping And um It's good. I think it's it's great because you know, you don't know if your meditation practice is actually working You know, if you am I getting it, you know name? Yeah, and so that actually gives you feedback on Feedback on what's going on It's it's stuff So things like that these days, you know, like we have so much technology That's bad for us like being addicted to the new phone But there's also a lot of technology like that. That's really good for us because it can really help us Tell if we're not like that heart rate, you know that heart rate variability yep being or the Things like that muse they really tell us if we're on the right track and you know Then you know what changes you need to make if you need to make some right and then you're not interrupting your meditation wondering if you're meditating Well, that's the thing when I first started using that thing and I it said, you know, if you hear birds, then you're in a really good place So i'm listening to it heavy rain. I'm trying to get the heavy rain to go away and the rain gets lighter And then I hear some birds and like I got the birds So you've got to be able to take the feedback of the birds telling you in the right place without actually Judging I think you're now in the right place Takes a little bit of work to ignore the the birds but I had a girl at a horse expert recently come by the booth and saying I've tried and she seemed like she was kind of an anxious type She said I've tried to meditate and I just I just I just can't I just can't meditate and I said, well, how have you tried to meditate? She goes well, I sit down and I try to be really relaxed No, that's not meditating. That's what happened when you can meditate. Yeah She said I just and I've had a lot of people say this I just can't do it because I just can't stop my mind from wondering off and I said, okay, there's the problem right there is It's not about Stopping your mind from wandering off.  It's not working I said that Everybody's mind wanders off. It's just your job to Just bring it back. It's not supposed to stay there. I said it's it's like dressage. It's how many transitions you can do that's important Staying at the trial or staying at the walk. It's it's it's the transitions That's the big deal and it's the same thing with your meditation a lot of people like Oh, I never thought of it that way. So it's just their perception of Their meditation practice more so than their meditation practice, you know what I mean? So it's once again, it comes back to that judgment thing. Yeah, definitely Well, is there anything you'd like to finish off with? Yes I think there is It's like this is a thing on its own so in 600 bc a chinese philosopher named Lao Zhu said If you're depressed you're living in the past and if you're anxious you're living in the future and if you are Peaceful you're living in the present and what I found with horses is If you're having problems with them, they're either one or the other


Hello boys and girls part 14 is here and it's all about the fuel pump now to get to the fuel pump you need to remove the seat the the bottom portion and the the back portion the bottom portion has two bolts on the bottom from the side kind of where you keep your under your legs they're actually pretty visible i think they are 12 mil now the back seat or the rear seat whatever you need to remove three bolts and you're going to see those once you remove the bottom part then the rear slides up and away very easy so i got to remove the fuel pump assembly i'm going to put on a table you're going to see me replace the filter and the actual fuel pump that comes with the kit the wall bro 255 so guys as always like subscribe comment do me a favor click the subscribe button it's right there it's going to take you a second oh wait you got it all right thank you enjoy the video and i'll see you soon twisting it clockwise it did not work you can kind of you can see the fuel tank ends right here so you got to twist it or turn it counterclockwise and then slowly get it out it is a tight fit i thought i had to remove the float but i didn't have to you saw me use compressed air brake cleaner everything make sure this area once you get this plate off do a good job of cleaning up this whole area here compressed air is best when you take these clips off put them back on into the inside the fuel lines that's how they install back clean tank i don't see any corrosion i mean you're gonna get some stuff in there don't don't worry about it the the fuel filter will catch it's almost impossible not to get anything inside anyways this bracket was kind of an issue too just push it back as far as you can and if this is somewhat soft and you see no visible cracks on the seal you can reuse it i'm gonna clean it up and oil it up a little bit and reuse it keep these keep them in your if you have a toolbox keep these in one of your drawers this attracts moisture your tools won't rust as much this one is actually longer hmm is there adjustment no there isn't i'm gonna to cut this they provide a hose much longer i'm gonna cut this one let's see by how much so it's say three eighths so that's interesting the nipple they're the nipples are touching that's a problem i'm gonna try the STI one so that might work actually i don't want to force it in now but now this hose is too short because it barely fits over that line yeah the factory is a little thinner smaller smaller in the this tube here it's smaller in diameter on the factory one it somewhat fits over that the filter was so close to this side of the of this box that i actually pinched it when putting this back together so careful of that okay remove this hose just to make things easier okay again i'm just gonna cut these off here keep this this is the strainer bag i don't know i'm i'm bad with names forgive me okay time to put this back together super tight looking good back into the tank i didn't connect it back because i need to crank the engine and build up oil pressure so you can either disconnect your ignition fuse which i'll show you in a second ignition ignition i would think it will be this one your ignition fuse which would be the 15 amp this one here the blue one so when you disconnect the fuel lines at the pump you got to be careful you want to do you need to get rid of that that pressure somehow so you either put some rags over the lines over the pump where where you're disconnecting it so the the rag will absorb the fuel because it will spray everywhere and you know that area of the pump that's that's the outside will drain on the floor basically or you can try to and find your fuel pump fuse or relay disconnect that or take it out and start the car and it will it should run for a few seconds and it will die out i didn't have to worry about any of that because i had the the fuel lines off the car at the engine so i have no pressure there at all all right guys that is it for this one next one we're probably gonna crank it and build up oil pressure and quite possibly start it and drive it hopefully all right see you soon


Hey everyone, Shaber1000 here and Monkey1000. Today we have fan mail unboxing and packaging. This is from Dennis Habacker. So check out Dennis Habacker's channel. Link will be in the description below. So let's open this up and see what he sent us. Okay guys so he contacted me the other day. He said you're gonna have a package coming on Monday. It's like cool. So it's kind of a surprise. So we're gonna open this up. He's out hunting right now. He's hunting and talking to me. So good luck Dennis. He said if you don't get one archery, he might go out for rifle. I think I'm gonna go archery next year. Maybe a crossbow. I've only shot one deer with a crossbow. Shot several deer with a compound bow. I used to use what I like. I just used a regular recurve bow. Yeah. I do remember that he did a video on that. Oh yeah? Yeah. Wow that's nice. I know the lighting's not that good. We're outside. It's a beautiful day. Gorgeous. Finally gorgeous. It's magnetic. I do remember seeing this. He thought I could use it camping. So I think it'll come in handy camping. Yeah. That hatchet that Marlon Ryan sent me comes in handy. Oh yeah. We use that a lot. Yeah. We use everything they've got. A lot. The walk I think is what I use most that they send us. We love the walk. Yes. This is cool. Good food in that one. It is from Hypertuff. It's cool. And that walks. Yeah. Okay so let's read here. It's cute. It's so cute. I can't figure it out can you? No you know me. I can't do knives very well. I can get them out but I can't put the knives back in. 12-in-1.  It's got a saw, drop point blade, Phillips screwdriver, bottle opener, large screwdriver, serrated blade and a soft file. So that's everything that's here. That's cute. It also has it on the inside there. There's everything that's on there. Nice little case. Yeah it is. So yeah this will. You can put it in your backpack. I'll just put this in my backpack. I won't need to lock it in my backpack. No. So 12-in-1. Hammer multi tool. So yeah that's pretty cool. Hypertuff lock here. All right so that push that forward. Lock on the side there. Push that forward and put the blades in. So it's locked. Lock back. So you don't have to worry about it closing on your finger. Yeah.  It cuts something. Everybody cuts paper. Anything. Well that's what we have here. That's going through tape. Oh wow. Yeah but look at it. Yeah. Wow. Nice. Yeah. That is sharp. You have to be careful with that. Yeah I'm on blood thinner. Yeah. Burt my hand yesterday. Yeah he's blowing up again. Very cool. Thank you very much Dennis. Very nice. Nice little packet. Very nice. Thank you very much. Yeah this will go in my pack. Cool beans. I could always use it on you. That's very handy. These are regular pliers. These are linings. These are regular pliers. These are linings. Amazing how they can put so many tools into one. Yeah that'll be nice. It's not real heavy. No. It won't weigh much. Yeah this is definitely going to go in my pack. Thank you very much Dennis. Like I said link for his channel will be in the description and next time I'm out camping this will do a review on it. Yeah. We got something coming up though. You know about it. Yeah you forgot. It's coming weekend. We do. We're going camping in the truck. Oh. In the SUV. Are we still going to go where we were going to go because I really want to go there. Where are we going? You got to pay there. Anyway we're going somewhere. We're going to do a Halloween thing. Yeah. She wants to go to this place. We'll tell you about it if we go. She wants to go to a place where there's a swamp witch ghost that roams around in there. Supposedly true stories. That's not true. I don't know. You know it could just be legend but and she wants to go and walk around in the woods look for the swamp witch. Yeah. I think it would be fun. But we're just going to camp out in the back of the Chevy. Yeah while we have yeah there we were going to do that. Do that there anyway all they can do is tell us to leave. At least we don't have to pack anything up. No. No it would be just easy and we could stick in the back of the car. You know it's not that far from the house. It's maybe 45 minutes or something. Yeah it's not far. We've been there before during the day. A few years several years ago. Yeah. Vernon was a puppy. Yeah he was a baby. We've been there before. We just went there and looked around. That's all we did. Yeah we just happened to be out in. Well we was looking for camping spots. Yeah we were. We ran across the place. So we know about where it is. It's really pretty. Yeah it's nice. It's on the Whittle Coochie River. And it's a state park. Right. It's not private. No it's not private. No. But then I think I'm going to try one day this week to do my Corvette camping. Good luck on that one. I'm going to camp in the Corvette. You can do that all you want. I wanted to bring it around. I wanted to bring it around here but I don't want to scratch it up coming through there. I don't think you will. No it scratches on it now anyways. True. I don't like this brand name. Yeah it needs buffed out really bad. Yeah you could bring it out here. Yeah. I don't think you get stuck through here. No I ain't going to get stuck. Because it's so low down here. It feels like a go-kart. Yeah it's very low. Very low. Yes. But there's nothing to hit there. Maybe yeah I might not scratch it. I might just bring it around back here. I'll go put some gas in it. It's on reserve. Yeah. It'll usually tell you about how far you got to go. Yeah. And right now it's his reserve very low. You got the gas on it. That's probably why I'm getting a steady miss in it. Maybe. It's firing on all cylinders now but it's running really rough. Right. And I can't I can't get if I hold it to the floor it won't go more than five and a half grand and before you could put it to floor it was up on seven. That's that's a high-reven engine 7,000 rpm. Yeah that's crazy. But yeah so that should be fun. But we want to do it this coming weekend so that way if you want to save and watch it later for Halloween or something. Yeah because if we do it on Halloween and it's not live then it's not going to get many views number one and number two it's going to be pretty lame. Well most people are busy on Halloween. Yeah but if we do it on Halloween Halloween's going to be over when I get the video put up. Right. Right. So that way it'll give you guys something to watch. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah it makes you check out Dennis he's got his yard you saw that one didn't you where he's got his yard decorated. Oh I haven't seen that. No. No. Yeah he's got one of where it's all decorated he's got ghosts and witches and stuff they all light up and that's pretty cool. He showed it after dark. Oh he did. Well I showed it before he showed it in the daytime he did a video of it in the daytime then he did a video of it at night he's got things where the eyes light up and stuff so yeah that's funny. Yeah then we're going to do my walkie talkies. Yeah. We're going to throw a camera in the car and we're going to see how far she can go before they start I'm going to stay here before they start breaking up. Yeah. Yeah. This must be 35 mile range. There's no way around here we're going to get 35 miles. I don't know. Maybe out west where it's just nothing just wide open but not here but I do want to see how far they go so. Beautiful thing. Yeah. Finally got that coolness going on. Yeah. So. Yeah we can have fire in back here. Yeah we're going to do a live. We got quite the fire pit built up back here. We need to burn it. Yeah. And I got a couple logs over there that are rotting so it's time to get them burned up so they don't just go to waste. Right. We've had that tree there for a while. Yeah and then we've got to get once it cools down we're going to get started on them. I got to get some stuff for the for the hut. Yeah we haven't done anything on it. One side one wall is longer than the other. Well it ain't my fault. Up on top one she helped me measure with. No. Yes. You're supposed to double check. I did three times hold that up against there. I did. And when I measured the bottom which is the same size as the other side the same length. It's right but the one she helped me measure because you know I could put the head measure on the ground. And that would bother him to the end of time because that's the way he is. I either got a short on the top which means cutting every rafter on that side and moving it and in the center or extending the bottom out.  Oh who cares. It is. I care. It's not a house. It's a hut. I'm going to either have to shorten the top one. Huts aren't supposed to be perfect. Or lengthen the bottom or probably just lengthen the bottom but still it's going to be two inches longer on one side. Wow. It's hard to get your health. Yeah it is. Oh you you had one job hold that tight up against there. I did. And then when I would pull it because the tape measure was sag you know so when I get a pull tight her hands moving over. I thought you wanted no hold it tight. Don't worry about what's going on over here just hold it tight up against there. Somehow it's two inches longer. I probably looked at something when we did it. Yeah she's good at that. She'll be looking around. I'm like hold that tight. Looking at the wildlife. There's a squirrel over there. Hold that tight.  I'm a bird watcher. I like to see the birds. Whatever. I don't like them close to me but I like to watch them. Like when I took her with me in the office building. Oh yeah. She's in there phones. I think it was my first one. Her phone's ringing and she's talking to her aunt from Canada. Oh she called. Yeah she called. Don't answer. First of all put your phone on vibrate. We're in an abandoned place and I'm talking away.  I'm like look we ain't supposed to be here.  I like the kitty cat. She was pretty in a golden way. It doesn't matter. Don't do that. Pay attention to your surroundings.  I don't know if that was the first one or that house. Maybe the house was the first one when you fell over the fence. That was so funny. No no no. Not that house. The big house. Oh the big house. The big two story house. Oh maybe that might be the first one. A past Willisdon. Yeah that that's probably. Or around Willisdon. Yeah that was a cool house. It really was. She did good in that one because I told her I said look you know these old houses you can fall through. Ask my ex. She fell through into the basement. I didn't go upstairs. It looked a little rough and I was like no way. I said no I said I'll go up there and check it out. Yeah I didn't go upstairs. So you got to be careful but yeah but when I fell over the fence she did good in those houses. And I wasn't filming back then so. Scotty found it did those two. Yeah those ones. The one had the back pull in the pull in the back. Yeah he did those houses. Yeah. So but yeah we got some videos coming up so stick around guys. Again don't forget check out Dennis Hobbacker channel. Link in the description. His wife has a channel Glowy PA. Check her out too. I'll link her channel in the description. And uh well I guess that's all I got for you today. Well for this video we might do one later. Maybe the walkie talkies. Like you said we're going to get out here maybe this week huh. Yeah. Do a live stream and I know Kenny wanted us to do a live stream the other night. Yeah probably not tonight but because he was already in the shower. I was like oh man because we would have. Yeah. She was already in the shower so he's like you guys should do it. Them probably live tonight. He says I'm going to be up late so I felt bad but I told him I said we got one coming up soon because I knew you know we got to burn this but it's a pretty good time right now because everything's still damp from the rains we had. Yeah we're going into dry season. But it's it's windy so probably not tonight. I don't like to have fire when it's windy so. We have a lot of trees. He blew up once already. I didn't blow anything up. It caught on fire. I walked from there. I came out and there's flames going up the trees. I had the flames out when you come out. I was like oh my god. Walked from there into the house. Grabbed something. I was afraid of it getting out of hand. That's how quick it was. I walked in. I didn't dilly dally. I walked in. Picked it up off the counter. I think it was my cooking stuff. Picked it up off the counter. Walked out and my campsite was burning up. And one little leaf caused. One leaf. Caused the whole problem. I had it all raked up and I'm like it's fine. But it's so close to the house. I was afraid of it getting out of hand and hitting my house. I already had the flames out when you come out. It was pretty bad. It wasn't that bad guys. It just looked bad because the chair burned up. Well yeah. And my new hammock kind of got charcoal. Your new hammock was fine. It wasn't even set up. My hammock was set up. I was actually going to do a review on my hammock that night. And I couldn't. Because the hammock didn't get burned. That's the one Dennis has got now. The hammock didn't get burned. The tarp got burned. So I ordered a new tarp and new straps. The straps got burned. But the hammock itself was fine. So don't worry about it Dennis. It's not fire damaged. It was however kind of in a fire. But I got it before it got to that.  Ever since then he hasn't had a fire over there in the woods. That was a good little spot. I liked being over there. It was cute. Technically it's not on our property. No. I don't think they would say anything. No. But the lady that was in there didn't care. Yeah she didn't care. So we used it. I don't think they would care either because they're not going to do anything with that. No I think people like the barrier. But I got I made sure the I'm pretty sure the hut's not. It's close to the property. Right. I can always move out there. That's not a big deal. Yeah but they would have to complain and they're not complaining. They don't care. No. All right thanks Dennis. I appreciate it. And you got anything left? Not right now. All right so stick around. Maybe we'll do the walkie talkies today. Maybe we can do that. All right so stay tuned for that video. And good luck on your hunting trip. Dennis. That's gonna say dude. Hard getting older isn't it babe. Yeah. So. I do it all day long. She's older than I am by 10 years guys. I am not 10 years. Oh my god don't listen to him. Four. Three. Four. Three. Three. How old are you? I don't know how old am I. 57. There you go. So she's three years older than me. Not quite three years old because I'll be 55 in January. We're gonna have a rip snorting good time on that video. I'll probably just do it so low and be done. I never know what will happen. Probably do it two night or one with her and one by myself like we did for Valentine's Day. Yeah. We should do that again too. Yeah. Valentine's Day that was fun.  Yeah. So good thing Bigfoot didn't show up. Yeah. Remember guys if you guys seen that video she stole my meat stick. I didn't steal your meat stick. Yeah I had four that she gave me and then when I went to bed that night I was gonna eat my meat sticks and there was only three. Remember one came to the house. Oh. Watch the video. Watch it. I'll put that clip in right now. But she got me all of these beef sticks. My favorites. So I got four beef sticks. Okay well Monkey left me the meat sticks because she had them up here and this thing but I took them out and rolled this up because it goes right in my face. I know I had four meat sticks because I showed you guys in the last video but for some reason I only have three now. Now if for some reason I didn't lose it from there to right here. Monk you know anything about my meat stick and I don't know what happened to my meat stick. I don't know if Sam Squange came in and took it or what. So that proves it right there. Yeah she stole one of my meat sticks. I was testing it. Took a sneak out. No. We'll see you guys in the next one. Shabrie the man of the legend gone for now. Monk. That was not funny. Monk.  Tell them bye. I'm so gonna get you and you know it. Don't forget to check out Tennis Help Backer Channel, Glowy PA and Monkey 1000. Yep Monkey 1000 is going to go now. Where the snake crawls on my back. One day we said I heard my sister and brother law and there was like six of them went past this. He was chasing one around couldn't get it. Oh no thank you. It was sitting right there. Freaking hate snakes. Hate them. Bye guys. Monkey says she's out. Bye y'all. Bye.