 Here's a plug. Yeah. There it is. First. What in the hell? Oh, it's so dark. Hello. I'm back lit. Yeah, move the whole thing. Oh, we're on, aren't we? Yep. Oh, you didn't tell me you turned it on. How? To let me know that things are happening. Yeah, you gotta move like way closer because the windows in the back are making me all. Whoa. My brother just said, food, you are late. And then he erased the message to fix it because I'm pretty sure he meant to say, dude, you are late. That's better lighting. Am I late by like 30 seconds? Yes, that's fine lighting. Okay. So we're at my house now, in case you didn't notice. What's going on? Yeah, it's because I kicked him out. I said, get out of my house, fool. You couldn't fool me. You don't get in my house. Come on. Yeah, it was like exactly like that. And I like had to run away and she was throwing things at me like like pants, pots and pans and stuff. Oh, nice. I'm keeping these. Dude, my sunglasses are all broken because you know the screw, the screw right here, it always rusts out in the salt water because they don't make them stainless. So what I did with my glasses is I drilled two holes here and put a string around. So now I just have a string and then, you know, it's pretty good actually. It works very well. But the sunglasses I have kind of like wrap around my face a little. So I don't know if it would work as well with these ones because they'd end up, it wouldn't work well. But when the ones that wrap around your face, they're kind of curved. You just attach a string to go around the back. Okay. So like I'm totally off centered in this thing. So maybe I should move over here. Yeah. Hey everybody. I know I'm supposed to show up with some kind of monologue. And I'm supposed to have some, some sort of magical intro too. Welcome to the J-Motion. Welcome to J-Motion. That's that. That's all I got for today. Can we move? Can we move three inches closer? Okay. So if I, well, oh, that's like, you don't have to get that close. People are going to see my nostril hairs. I got to go take care of this situation. I might even have some boogers in here. I always count on the camera being far enough. It's not going to see my boogers. Okay. Whatever. I've got burgers. So if I go with sunglasses like this, will I have like really nice tan lines? Okay. Anyway, so I like to have something to talk about at the beginning of all these before we, you know, take care of some questions and things. So what was I going to talk about? Oh yeah. I know. I didn't really plan this. That went out very well. I don't know. Like every week, it's just like I just show up and I just start blabbering on. So sometime this week I was talking with a gentleman Rex. This is, this is you. Usually I try not to say who I'm talking about because sometimes people get annoyed, but I don't think this, this was just a topic that came up in conversation. Nothing about he was bad or anything. Not that I ever say anything. So I was talking to this dude and he's, he watches my videos and I've never met him in real life. And he was saying, you know, I wonder sometimes if, if we would get along in real life, if we met in real life. And I was like, well, I generally get along with people who don't get in my way. And he was like, yeah, that's the thing. You know, I like to really get involved in things, you know, especially in the planning stages of stuff. So I would want to be like involved in everything and like that you might see that as getting in the way. And I was like, yeah, you're right. There's a good chance I would see that as getting in the way. And then, you know, the next day I was thinking about it. And I was like, why do I find it so difficult to work with some people, but not other people, particularly in the planning stages of things. Is it just that these are evil people or I'm an evil person? No, I think, I think it's a style of thinking kind of thing. So when you're in the planning stages of things and you've got multiple people working on something, you know, trying to like say, let's just give a really simple example. Let's say we have to move a bunch of heavy stuff from over there to over there. So you got to move a bunch of heavy stuff over there. And it's like big enough, heavy enough stuff that you're not just going to move it. You got to figure it out and plan it or something. So you're with a few people and you know, you sit around and it's like, I'll get, I'll get an idea. Okay, first idea. What are you doing to this? Sorry, I don't want to fall over. You're, you're now I'm like backlit again. I had to fix it. It looked like it was going to fall over. Yes. You need to fix your thing. Now it's going to fall over more, isn't it? Cause it's like all slanty tilted. I'm sorry. Should I just keep talking and pretend that everything is going fine. Everything is fine. You can't see what's going on behind the camera, but it's a bit of a circus right now. So anyway, say you're sitting around trying to figure out how to move a bunch of stuff from over there to over there. And you're planning with a bunch of people. And you know, you're sitting there and you get an idea in your head and it's like a unicycle. I could put everything on a unicycle and drive it over. And then at that point, people diverge drastically. And at that point, you've got the talkers and the thinkers. And now this can also be divided into like the extraverts are the talkers and the thinkers are the introverts. Anyway, so the talkers will just shout out unicycle, unicycle, we put everything on a unicycle and drive it over there. Meanwhile, the thinker will, you want me to talk less, less loudly. So the, the thinker will sit there and go, let me think to myself for a moment. If I put everything on the unicycle, it's all going to tip over. Okay. So that's a terrible idea. I don't need to say that out loud and waste everyone's time. Distract everyone from what they're trying to think. You know, I liked it how it was before. I know. And I'm sorry, but I don't want my tablet to fall off. That's fine. Because it's not very well. I'm going to have to start the whole thing over again. Anyway, so you got, you got the talkers who just blurred out every idea. And then the thinkers who think about all their ideas and they don't, they don't say much. So you get the, you end up with this weird kind of conflict. And just in case everyone doesn't know this, I think it's really obvious, but I guess people on YouTube think I'm a talker. I'm definitely a thinker, but I've met people who know me from YouTube and they think I just talk all the time because whenever the camera's on, I'm talking, but that's because the camera's on. I'm trying to be expressive, you know, but in a normal day, if I'm, if I'm doing stuff, I'm usually just inside my own head thinking. I don't, I don't say that much. So I'm definitely a thinker and we got thinkers and talkers. So if I'm with a talker, they'll, they'll get annoyed that I'm not participating. Why aren't you saying anything? Why aren't you throwing out ideas? Come on, throw them out, throw them out, throw them out. I mean, well, I'm a thinker. So I'm just like, can you please shut up? DeShane is doing that right now. She wants me to shut up. Dude, the baby sleeps through so much crap on my house. I like drill things and use the circular saw. And she's just used to it here. It is noisy at my house and she just sleeps right through it. Okay. Okay. Um, you're fired in. Get back to work. Oh, she's angry. We have a difference of difference of personalities. Anyway, so you get, you get the talkers who get upset at the thinkers that they're not participating enough because they're not just throwing out all these ideas all the time. But the thinkers are like talkers. Can you shut up and let me think? So if you have two talkers together and they're trying to plan something together, it kind of works out fine. Oh, yes, I've got internet at my own place. I'll get to that in a second. And everyone who's asking questions right now, ask them again at the end because I'm not, I'm not reading them right now because I'm trying to say this dumb thing. Anyway, if you have two talkers, they're just barfing all these ideas at each other, just like vomiting all this pile of soup. And then I'm not sure how talkers do this, but somehow they get some ideas out of this pile of stuff. I don't know how that works exactly, but put two extroverts, two talkers working together, you know, they kind of work together. And then two thinkers, they'll sit there. And every few minutes, one of them will say something. And by the time they actually say something, they've already run through a bunch of tests in their head. So the other thinker will be like, ooh, since you're saying something, that must mean it's something you've actually thought about. So let me put my brain on hold for a second. Okay, yeah, I can't think of any reason that idea won't work. So let's write that down. And now, so two talkers together and two thinkers together, we're fine. But if you have a talker and a thinker, then the thinker is just like stop barfing all this. I feel like I'm being vomited on by poo. I can't think you just need to be quiet. So I think that is why I often have difficulty working with other people because like I'm trying to think in my own head and they're coming at me. And I'm like, get out of my space, go in your space, figure out your brains and don't come in my space. And I've noticed that most people are talkers. And not that this is anything evil or anything. However, I think there's a, and I'm hugely biased in this, of course, because I'm one of the thinkers, one of the introverts. But from as far as I can tell, often the talkers are barfing out ideas as fast as they can because they want to say every idea before anyone else does because whatever idea gets used, if they said it first, they get credit. And that disgusts me. So if I'm working with someone who's just like trying to jump on every idea, barf every idea that they can to try to make sure they get the credit for the idea, I'm just like, dude, you're not focused on solving the problem at all. Please go away, you know? So anyway, yeah, I do often have difficulty working with people who are like that. And not to say that other style of thinking and working like the extrovert talking all the time can't get anything done, maybe they can get stuff done. I just don't know how to do things like that. I know how to do things by thinking about it quietly. And this also applies to helping people. So often people want to help me. And then I'm like, dude, this isn't helpful. I could have done this in half the time by myself. And it's because often people who are trying to help, they're doing it very extrovertly. So they're trying to take away all my attention from what I'm doing. And then I'm not getting anything done. And then I have to like babysit their emotions and it's like nothing is really happening. And I learned many years ago, Bellatrix, can you stop doing that? You're driving me crazy. I learned many years ago a bunch of lessons about helping someone else. And there are things that you wouldn't get just intuitively until you actually try to do it. And I don't even remember what the context was exactly. I do remember one context. One context that was a really, really good lesson. I was working for this artist. And it was a guy who, he didn't have a lot of time to live. He had cancer and he was, he ended up living like three months after this. And we became really close during that time. But when I first started working for him, I didn't really know anything about him. And, you know, I'm kind of trying to help with whatever he needs help with. And, you know, kind of doing an all right job. But like, unlike the second day, he said, he just calls me over to his desk and says, look, you know, I don't have a lot of time. And I didn't actually know he was dying at this point. I just, he just would seem to be like, he wanted to get things going for some reason. But he's like, look, I don't have a lot of time. And I know this is a lot of pressure on you, but I really, I really need you to not ask me what I need you to do. I just need you to like kind of like connect with me. And just like kind of kind of like, you know, just like, just like, like understand what I need. And just like, ooh. And, you know, as he's saying this, I'm like, well, that's kind of crazy. But the only reason I think that's crazy is because people say that kind of thing is impossible. It doesn't work. You know, it's like telepathy or whatever. But I said, okay. And I immediately just started trusting my instincts and thinking, what is, what does this guy want? I took myself out of my, my thing and just said, what is, what is this guy want? And I just started doing stuff that somehow I just knew he wanted. And then to that day he was like, okay, can you just do that all the time? And then for the next three months we worked together very efficiently and everything went very well. And it all kind of just came down to me trusting my instinct that told me what he wanted, even though it seemed like it was kind of a risky thing to just start doing stuff that I thought he wanted. In case I was wrong, like what if I, what if I was doing the wrong thing? Now the other, the other side of this problem is, or the other pretend, Bella, do you see those ants right there on the counter? Can you squish them? There's a little piece of pancake someone left. Throw that piece of pancake out the door. Anyway. So I, the problem I had before I got it right was that I was him to tell me what to do. But then the other, the other side of this problem is when you, when you just start doing things that you would want, you know, you just start, or you just start doing things like incessantly, you feel like you always have to do something, whether or not the person wants it. And that, that's like being over-helpful. That's really frustrating to deal with because, you know, when you try to tell the other person, look, you're being too helpful. You need to relax. Like if I ask you to, to shift this over a little, it doesn't mean take it and shove it with all your might and knock me. I just, how long was I disconnected? Someone tell me how long that this just disconnected for. Yeah, William Blaster. I hate wasting time because someone who helps is just wasting time. Do it right from the start. Oh, that's Joe. Yeah, Joe. Otherwise I will do it myself. Yeah, I always find it much more, like generally speaking, I just always do myself. All right. I was only off for 10 or 15 second at speed for reasons. I'll tell you in a, in a minute, but I just kind of want to know how it's going. Hello from Scotland again. It's Karina. Oh, hey, Karina. I started reading one of your books yesterday. So yeah, William says for otherwise known as Joe. That's Joe, right? Yes. William Blaster. Yeah, I almost always do everything myself. When I find a person that I can work with though, it's like, oh my gosh, I'm so excited. Can you just stay with me forever all the time? Well, not all the time. I want to go poo by myself and stuff. But like it is really awesome when you find someone you can, you can connect with and work well with. And on, on that topic, there is, there is like a sort of a downside to being like ultra competent. And I don't want to like toot my own horn or hear anything, but like, you know, relative to people I've known in my life, I am extremely competent. Like I'm very good at doing things and getting them done. And I found that the better I get at, at accomplishing things, the fewer people I can work with. Because most people are, are not at a competency level. That's sufficient to actually be helpful. Instead, it's just, you know, kind of like, like I was saying earlier, you know, they take my attention away. So I'm not doing the thing and they're not getting anything done. And then, you know, their help turns into less, less stuff getting done. Anyway, I think I'm done talking. Now I'm just going to make silly faces, which makes me think of actually the other day I watched Sonic the Hedgehog with Jim Carrey. He totally made that movie. And like it was a decent movie other than that, but it was really cool having like a supervillain that you didn't really, you didn't really want him to win or anything, but it was like fun to watch him and stuff. Anyway, I like those people who just work so well. My good friend JP is that person. When we work, he always has whatever I need and never needs to ask just randomly hands me tools before I need it. Yeah, isn't it? Oh, I love when that happens. And it's really frustrating when, when you're working with someone who's trying to do that and doing a terrible job because then it's like, I know you're, I know you're trying really hard, but you're, you're sucking my will to live out of my soul. Yeah. It's like, I'm sorry you're trying so hard, but you're doing terrible. Like, how do you say that? Anyway, this is shame. I think I'm a talker. Will says, he thinks I'm a talker, but if it was just me and you building something, there wouldn't be any audience for me to please. I'd just be saying things because speaking is free. Well, yeah, I mean, I can. Yeah, if you're, if you, it's not even like, like I can talk while I'm working on something. If I'm, if I'm not on like a planning part or part where I have to think a lot, but I don't necessarily usually want to talk about what I'm doing usually. Like if I'm working on something and it's just one of those menial, tedious things that you kind of have to do over and over and it's like, okay, for the next six hours, we just have to do this dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk, dunk. I just want to talk about everything else. Like I don't want to talk about what we're doing. I don't want to talk about the next step because it's like, we'll, we'll get there in six hours, then we'll do that. I don't want to do every step of the thing ahead of time in my head. I mean, unless there's something that I actually have to plan to think about. But yeah, I'll want to talk about like, I don't know what do I want to talk about pizza, oh man, can use pizza. You know, I really love after since I've started making sourdough man, sourdough bread for the pizza part. Oh, it's the best sourdough. Especially I always put coconut in my sourdough unless I don't have a coconut. I haven't had any coconuts in a few days. I need to go bash my head against that tree or something. The head looks a little bit like a coconut. I don't think there's any coconut in there. Okay, once you're going in, in a direction, then you can talk about, you need subjects like you and that's fun and so productive. I think I just either read that wrong or there's some typos. But yeah, you just talk about other stuff. All right, adventure builders club school. Who is that? Who is that? Who is that you had started other things you just signed in. I was like, there's some weird troll or something. Yep. Oh yeah, don't worry about your typos. I don't have the basic just to what you're saying. So, hey, Shayne Gibbs, since you're here at my house, she's at my house. Oh, I should mention a few things about what's, what's been going on lately. One of the reasons that I have internet at my house and why our internet is faster now. And yeah, did anyone, did anyone give me a, a feedback tax or did anyone give me any feedback on how, how my, how my signal is right now? Cause I just set it up the other day. There's like an intent of like, well, I'm gonna call the floor stories up in the little ceiling of my house, aiming out the window at the Shayne's house, which is right over there. And I think I did it good. Hopefully this is working well. You should be able to get two green lights. But I should be able to get two green lights. How many green lights do I have one. Oh, I should be able to get to. Oh, okay. You can hear me very well and everything seems good. Okay. Good. So what's been going on lately. My house may be able to tell is a bit of a disaster right now. And this is because, well, let me go back a little while. Okay, so we have some friends staying, like a family staying on one of our properties and she wanted to move to another spot. And I was like, all right, I could take my workshop, empty it out and move it over to the spot you want to go to. And once the area is ready to go and everything. And that was a few months ago and then nothing happened for a while. And I was like, all right, cool. And I very slowly started clearing out my workshop, but then like last week, the area was ready suddenly. And I was like, oh, now I got it. I got to get my workshop cleared out. So, I don't know, like two weeks ago, I kind of started taking stuff out of my workshop faster. And at first I was like bringing stuff in and kind of like putting it away on shelves and everything. And then as the days went on, I just started like dumping stuff on the floor and the last few days, I mean, I moved, man, it was a lot of stuff. And it was like, it wasn't just a lot of stuff. Like it was like a lathe, like a 1500 pound metal lathe, which is all set up and like totally operational back then out, which is beautiful. And like a milling machine and like a big industrial planar, which I got over here and a huge table saw, like a giant cast iron, like heavy duty one and a bunch of like heavy equipment stuff, which I'm very excited to set up. But right now there's also just like buckets of like bolts and nails. And I kind of want to show you, but I don't want to move this thing. But like right behind me, there's like eye beams, like big steel eye beams. I have not moved the dozer. Oh, I'm using DeShana's tablet still. Yeah, I've just got all this stuff that I've acquired over the last few years. And I've always, I've mentioned this before, like whenever someone's trying to get rid of stuff and it's stuff I know I will use in the future and they're either trying to give it away or sell it really cheap. Like they're basically just offloading it. I'll take it and even I'm gonna have to store it for like five or 10 years. And that's kind of one of the ways I can build so many big projects even though I have a pretty low income just by planning ahead and collecting materials where I can get them and when I can get them so that when I actually get to the point where I want to build like a giant robot or something that I don't have to buy so many new materials. Like I can use a lot of stuff I've already collected. Okay, Ed. Oh yeah, what else are they talking about? Oh yeah, so my house is full of everything that was in the workshop. My wheelbarrow is right there. It is literally almost overflowing with wires because there was a junk guy in town who was getting rid of wires and like I got hundreds of pounds of wires for like 50 bucks or something. Maybe even less than that for you. I don't know. But it was like a lot of wires. This is the pile of wires that I've been using for all my boats and wiring house and everything for years. There's just tons of wires. I got all at once. Okay, so this week I'm gonna be reorganizing my house. Well, I'm mostly just putting everything away because it's all over the floor. And another thing is we have a new person here who's staying hopefully indefinitely. He seems to be a pretty cool guy. And you know. You mentioned him in the live last week. Yeah, I mentioned him in the live last week. Was he here already? Yes. He just got here like. That day. Okay, so he got here like a week ago. So he's been here for a week and he helped me move that dome that I was talking about that was my workshop to another island and we took it all apart and put it all back together. And you know, there was a bit of wrestling but we managed to work together well enough to put it together anyway. And I have high hopes for him. I think he seems like a pretty good guy and he's industrious and I think he's gonna stay. And hopefully I'll have kids. Sorry, my kids can have more friends. Any time I meet someone who wants to live here who has kids, it's like they get like eight extra points of like please stay. All right. The dozer is going to be another fun project. Yeah. Moving the bulldozer over here. That's gonna be interesting because I'm not even sure if it's gonna remain a bulldozer when I put it back together. I might change it into a dump truck or, I don't know. I'm gonna have to look at the parts. I mean, it's got some really good parts and I can basically, like it's all bolted together too. I didn't weld anything or rivet anything. Like I made it so it would all come apart and that means I can put it together in a different way without, you know, I won't lose any parts. All right, let's see. What do we got? What do we got going on here in there? In there? What are these things? Do not credits. Comments, comments. Dude, I've been speaking Spanish and because the new guy who's been here for a week, he's from Spain. So he speaks really good Spanish. So I've been practicing my Spanish more with him. But then I go to the word and I'm like, the remaches, what are those things called remaches? You know, and it's rivets, rivets, remaches, rivets. So I keep doing that. I keep losing the English word, but I have the Spanish word, but that's okay because I'm trying to learn more Spanish. So yeah, congratulations on the lathe move. No kidding. That was a serious. But I made this, well, this part only helped when I actually got it to my house, but I made a big, heavy duty cart with like big, big wheels and like strong wood. And I put like most of the lathe on it. Well, I put, the lathe comes apart in like three pieces basically. It's like 1,500 pounds totally together. And then there's the base, which has the motor and some pulleys and stuff. And then there's the main lathe part on top and that comes off. And then there's just, you know, all the different accessories. So I put the lathe on this cart, build it around to the back of the house. And then I put the huge base on the cart. It's like a big steel table thing and roll that to the back of the house. The hardest part was actually getting the lathe back up onto the thing. Cause the lathe part weighs the most. It's like 500 pounds or something. And well, that wasn't the hardest part. That was just the hardest part once I got it to the house. I mean, I had to get it from the workshop onto the boat and then off the boat into my house. Anyway, I'm just so glad it's done. Let's see. Where was I? Congratulations on the lathe move. The lathe move. Yeah, I'm just gonna read that one again because man, I'm so glad that's done. That's why Jamie said, did you just log in? No, we do not. We don't produce on the, oh, Shane is talking to people now. You're going to need it for the dozer conversion. Oh, I'm gonna need the lathe for the dozer conversion. Yeah, oh my gosh. I'm so like, so I built the giant robot years ago, right? And I basically had like no tools when I started and I slowly collected whatever tools I absolutely needed, mostly a welder. The welder was like the big expense in building that. But now I've got like lathes and, well, actually I do have two lathes because I have one little tiny mini one and a milling machine and I have tons of stainless steel bolts because I know I've mentioned this before but at some point several years ago, some guy on Craigslist was selling 3,500 stainless steel bolts about that big, like half inch thickness, excuse the noodle units, but that's what they use in the United States. Half inch thickness and like, I think two or two and a half inches long. And yeah, I was like, he was selling them in like bags of a hundred and I was like, what do you want for the whole thing? 3,500 bolts and he was like, I don't know, 250 bucks. And I was like, done. So they were like seven cents each. And the normally like, I don't know, those things are not cheap. That was a good, that was a good buy. But I've been carting around these, these like hundreds of pounds of stainless steel bolts. But every time I need big, fat stainless steel bolts, I just go into the pile and take them. It's great. Oh, so adventure builders club school is just for the kids watching YouTube and chats. I see. Why are you looking at me like that? I know I'm just, oh no way. I just finished my own category in automatic. Atomatic, automatic. I just finished my own catamaran solar boat. Can I ask you a few questions about yours? Dude, totally send me an email. I will answer all the questions. Yeah, don't do it on here because I'm gonna miss half the questions stuff. Like any questions you have put it on email is my, okay, my email should be down in the comments. It's in the description, not in the comments, not or the credits, not the credits or the comments, it's in the description. Thanks for your terminology there. What is it? The Adventure Builder Movie? The Adventure Builder Movie at gmail.com. It's like the fourth one down in the comments. The Adventure Builder Movie at gmail.com. It's just down there in that. Description. Description, I almost said this subject. Yeah, in the description. So yeah, totally send me, if you, yeah, send me any questions you have about your solar boat. And if you have a picture of it, I would love to see or a few pictures of it. Like, yeah, I would love to see that. That was really cool. Have you shown your solar boat at all that Shana gives? So I'm gonna have to make a video of this at some point because, okay, years and years ago was it was like the second boat I made? I don't know. It was one of the first boats I made when I got to Panama. So it's like pretty old at this point but it's a great boat. So it's a pedal boat. The first pedal boat I made here and the Shana took it over. She stole it from me by being evil. No, she asked if she could have it. Yeah, I was like, yeah, you crazy fool. You better give me that boat. Or I'm gonna kick you in the junk. What the? Can you believe this abuse? Okay, anyway. So I was like, yeah, yeah, sure. Just please don't break it or leave it in the water all the time. Collections, barnacles, all the time. He's like, if you take my boat, I'm gonna tell you 10 years from now that you stole it from me and that's that. No matter what I say right now. You're waxing my fingers. Anyway, I'm just kidding, wasn't that gross? Anyway, so she has the first pedal boat I made. And several months ago, she did some stuff and got some solar panels and like a trolling motor. It's a pretty good trolling motor you got. I'm impressed with that thing. I pity the fool. Yeah, and like a couple lead acid batteries and came over here and was like, do do do, can you, can you attach this stuff to my boat? Cause I'm too dumb to do. I was like, listen, you attach your stuff to my boat. You're never gonna see me again. And he was like, oh, I'm not attaching anything. And then she was like, fine. If you don't attach this stuff, you move it in your house. Anyway, she came over with, yeah, she got me to attach these solar panels to the top of the boat and make a little motor mount for this trolling motor and make a box for the batteries and stuff. It works pretty good. So now she drives around a little, a little pedal boat with the motor on it. And it's got a little sunroof and stuff. I have to make a video of this boat cause it came out pretty good. It doesn't go as fast as my boat. But like just going between here and her house and like to the store and stuff, it's perfect for that. It would take a while to get to town. My boat is kind of like the slowest speed you'd want to have a boat and still be able to go to town in one day. But yeah, her boat is really cool. I feel like I need to make a video to show it. Well, maybe I'm gonna make a video about it. Well, you gotta take my stuff and like try to make videos out of my things. What's up with that? You've had it for months. You've been driving it around. You've been shooting it. Does it all make sure it works? It works. You've been driving it for months at this point. It totally works. I'm not, I'm not sure. Look, look, Shadowmancer says, you are amazing inspirational. Yes. And I have armpits. Oh, tell. I like that fiberglass dome. That thing was and is super cool. That is totally true. So, all right. Just mentioned something about the dial caliper. You have it on your wishlist now. Oh, yeah, I have it. I have a, I added a caliper to my, to my Amazon wishlist because Tomaters said, if I put one there, he would, he would, he would buy it for me. Right? So you didn't have worse tomatoes. I added, I added two different kind of dial calipers. I added one, one of the ones that's like this and it has like the, the analog dial thing. Like not, not the one that needs a battery. And then I also added the one that's like this. I hope I had the right thing. Anyway, if I didn't just tell me that I'm an idiot or whatever, I'll fix it. So yeah, Joe was saying or William Glasser is saying, I like that fiberglass domes. Those fiberglass domes are awesome. So in case anyone missed the story on the fiberglass domes, years ago, this dude and I, this dude, he lives that way, like way over there. He doesn't live there anymore. But he was like, well, we were talking about domes and he was like, hey, could you build a mold for fiberglass domes? And you know, if I, if I like provide the materials or something and I'll pay you, or you know, whatever you need. And I was like, okay, don't pay me anything. Just provide the materials for me make two molds. You weren't gonna do it at first though, remember? And I'll keep one and you keep one. Yeah, I was, I was pretty sick of fiberglass at that point. But then I was like, all right. But, and the other part of the deal was that I do it at his house. So he ended up with the big mess, which he didn't care about because he just won the dome mold. So we made a mold for, you have to excuse my Imperial noodle units again, but a dome that's 18 feet across and 10 feet high. So it's like five and a half meters across and like three meters tall. And it's just fiberglass pieces. So there's eight fiberglass pieces, you know, you can put doors in them or windows, like by adding a piece to the mold and whatever. And that's what my workshop is right now. And I have a friend who came and built one himself. That was pretty cool. And I have five pieces of one right now. I actually have six pieces, but one is the original mold that's right outside my house. But I have five extra pieces. So I'm actually thinking of making the last three pieces. I mean, I'm pretty sick of fiberglass at this point. But, you know, if I make three more pieces, I can get a whole other fiberglass dome out of it. So I think I'm going to do that. And right now the five pieces are kind of set up like this in a weird configuration. So they cover a trampoline at the Shannon's house and she wants, you don't want it, right? No. Yeah, so I'm going to take those pieces and I'm going to finish making that fiberglass dome and put it, maybe I'll make that the guest house up at the top of the hill behind my house where I'm digging it out. I don't know, but those fiberglass domes are really cool. It's just, you know, working with fiberglass is horrible. Hey, dude, that's my brother. Hey, Mark, what's up? I heard the saying before that small minds talk about people, meeting minds talk about events, great minds talk about ideas. And doers are too busy doing to talk about any of that. So front end loader and heavy trailer. That is a possibility. I may make, I may turn the bulldozer into a front end loader and a heavy trailer. Yeah, like basically, yeah, just a, and like something that can carry stuff around. I'll have to change the steering because the way the steering is on the bulldozer right now, it steers very precisely, but very slowly because that's what I needed at the time. I just needed to go, come back, come back. But if I'm going to change it into something I want to drive around more, I'll have to change the steering. But I have like lots of parts. What are you guys talking about? Okay. Hello, Alex Moore, you made it. You're having like a whole, D'Shanna is having a whole conversation in the comments here with all kinds of other people. Yes, automatic. Please email me. That's great. D'Shanna sounds like Mr. T. She does. Inspiration to the max. I'm like so behind on these comments. Health, I'm fine with that. I'm fine with that. You're almost- Here's a question. Oh yeah. This reminds me, if anyone has a question, type question at the beginning of it. So it like stands out. Hey, Jamie. Could you build Starroke with those fiberglass dome sections? Wait, wait. Joe just asked a question. No, no, there's questions right up, right above that. That was about to answer. That one in a second. Oh, Kreena. How are the trees and whatever else you are growing coming along? Oh, how are my fruit trees and stuff? They're growing. You know, trees, they just, I don't know, they're, well, actually I lost two. The coffee tree, which I'm not that upset about because I don't drink coffee anyway. But when I got it, it was like this tall and it had one tiny leaf. And I planted it and had some more leaves coming out the bottom. I thought it might make it, but it didn't make it. It died. And then the one that I really wanted was the cherimoya. What's the other name for it? Just cherimoya. I don't know, it's supposed to be this delicious fruit Yeah, custard apple that I've never had before, but it's supposed to be amazing. But I have one. And the tree was looking in really rough shape when I planted it. I was hoping it was going to make it, but it didn't make it. So I lost those two, but everything else, there's a sugar apple, whatever that is. Jackfruit, the jackfruit's growing. That's, that's doing amazing. The cherry tree, that what's it, the Suriname cherry? Yep. What's the other name for it? Tropical cherry tree. Whatever it is. It's like the only tropical cherry. I shouldn't say it's the only one. But it's a cherry tree that will grow in the tropics. And that's growing really well. I mean, it's still only like this big. So it'll be a while before I get cherries. But yeah, all the rest of the trees, I'm not sure what they all are, but they all seem to be growing and doing well. And I'm excited to get fruits off them eventually. But yeah, those are going very well. Okay, so next question is, Joe would like to know, could you build styrocrete with those fiberglass dome sections? Yes. Actually, if I, if you didn't want to get rid of that, those dome pieces, I was going to make a styrocrete dome up at the top of the hill using the fiberglass mold to make pieces that, you know, just styrocrete pieces and then put them together and, you know, stretch fishing net over them or whatever. I still have a whole bunch of fishing net left over from when I did the roof and then, you know, spackle the outside. That comes out really good. But I don't know, I might, I might still do that. I'm still deciding. The thing is the fiberglass dome pieces are like already made. I already have them. And if I don't put them together in a building, they'll turn into like yard junk. So I don't know, maybe I'll just like make 40 different domes up there. I don't have that much space, but I can make at least two. David, Taylor would like to know, have you had a lot of problems with electronic things breaking? Oh God, yeah. So many things. He says he hasn't had, they seem pretty reliable to him. He might not live next to the ocean. Right. Well, I mean, when you say they're pretty reliable, what is pretty reliable? Like a phone that you replace every couple of years or something? Or like, do you have like electronics that you plan to be able to use for the rest of your life? Because that's what I always want. Like when I have stuff like my wheelbarrow there or my shovels, like my stainless steel shovels, like I want those to last the rest of my life and then give them to my kids and have my kids use them. So that's kind of the standard of like long lasting that I go by. Like my knife here, this is gonna last a really, other than the tip that somebody broke. You know, that'll last a really long time. But like electronics thing is like a few years and it's kind of, but yeah. David's saying that he keeps the same cell phone for five years and it didn't stop working. And like, I would see a similar thing with like the Amazon tablets, for example, the thing that wears out is like eventually the battery stops charging. Right, but it's always something. It's like. Yeah. But I've had a lot of stuff, like inverters. Like how many inverters have I said we've replaced yours pretty recently? I just had, we've replaced yours pretty recently. Like inverters are such a pain. Well, my inverter got replaced because you took the big one back. So I had to get it. After that, it got replaced. No, the charge controller. Oh, the charge controller. I don't know. It's just all this electronics crap, it only breaks. It's cheap, it'll charge controls. Oh, well, my computer broke. So I always make sure I have two computers. One that goes on the internet and that's the, you know, the high risk computer because, you know, like get a virus or who knows what. And then I have another computer that just doesn't go on the internet is disconnected from anything. And that's the one where I'll like edit videos, program video games, you know, do stuff that I don't want to get wrecked. And my internet computer recently, well, now it's a couple of months ago, screen died and then at first I was thinking maybe I just need to replace the screen but then the little mouse thingy also died. So I think it's maybe a motherboard issue. Yeah, and the screen died and the other one that I have too, like the same type of computer. Anyway, we just bought two, well, two used computers off eBay that were really cheap, the same computer and they didn't have hard drives or the plug or, you know, they're missing a bunch of stuff but it has everything I need. And, you know, it boots up and the BIOS shows like works and everything. So I just got two of those for like, I don't know, 130 bucks each or something. So when I get those, I'll be able to take my broken computer parts, shove it all in there and then that should work. But yeah, I mean, things break all the time. Oh, and then I'm hoping that computer will be good enough to do this. So then I don't have to borrow D'shaina's tablet here. Georgie Deccan would like to know. Is Georgie a girl or a boy? I don't know, ask, ask. Georgie or Georgie, it's probably Georgie. Hey, Jamie, would you say that the styrofoam blocks are strong enough for a wall by themselves? By the way, big fan. Yes, it depends what you're putting on. So the styrocrete walls are pretty strong. Like you can, you can stand on it and stuff. The thing you have to be careful of though is that like you can chip away at it. So once you spackle it over, it's, I mean, it's strong. And if it's something that's going to be kind of abused a lot, you know, you don't want to spackle it, you know, like a good centimeter or so, like a half inch of stuff with some, with some kind of mesh would be good. I've been using a fishing net because I got this huge used fishing net for 25 bucks that I've been using for. I did the roof and a bunch of other stuff. Now all these pillars, this pillar right here and this pillar right here, I really like that I can see myself on this camera and this pillar here, all these pillars are normal concrete. And those are going to hold up this, the second floor and the third floor. So I wouldn't do something like that with a styrofoam. But if you're just doing a wall that's going to hold up a roof or something, like you could, you could hold up a floor on it, but you just have to make sure you spread the weight out on it. It's not going to be as strong as the concrete in terms of, you know, like, like concrete, you could have like a lot of weight on a little, little area like this, it's going to hold it up. But with the styrofoam, you know, this would crush in. So you'd want to get like a, if you put like a steel plate or something, then you could put your weight on it and it would spread the weight out enough that it would hold it just fine. Reed Hope would like to know if you have any let out the magic smoke examples of electronics failure. Let out the magic smoke examples. Okay. Well, I can tell you, I'm not sure what let out the magic smoke means, but well, does that just mean it started smoking and suddenly the magic was gone? Anyway, so I had, what's it called? I had one boat motor. Oh, I've had multiple boat motors actually. So I had a, well, I just, I'm just going to see brand names and everything. So I had a Minn Kota trolling motor, like the heavy dude, the biggest one you could get with like two trolling motors and I replaced the propellers so it could actually go fast. And that had a speed controller on it. Well, the speed controller just crapped out after, I don't know, a couple of months. I also got, what's the kind of motors I'm always crapping on? Don't do that, Krikanan. Brushless motors. I got a brushless like boat motor, like the whole thing, like a whole like made for a boat, brushless boat motor from China. And it worked great for a couple of months. And then the electronics broke and then it's just like paperweight. At least with the Minn Kota trolling motor, those are DC motors. I can still power those. Just, I don't need like a speed controller, whatever. But yeah, the brushless motor, that one's just dead. I mean, unless I get a new set of electronics for it. Yeah, computers. What else? Oh, just charge controllers for solar stuff and inverters. Yeah. Yeah, it's just, I don't know. It's like the last a while, but like, The term. Like everything I'm trying to build in my life here, I'm trying to make it to last the rest of my life. Like my counter right there, it's all masonry. Like that's gonna last, my grandkids can use that. But like all the electronic stuff I have, I know is not gonna last past 10 years. Like, I don't know. Is there any electronic stuff I have that's gonna last 10 years? Maybe. Not 20 though. I mean the other issue is like, it'll be out technology. I don't care about it because it's out technology. Kind of. Okay. So apparently the saying is, it's a saying in the electronics repair world, let out the magic smoke. But I still have no idea what it means. There's also a saying in the electronics repair world. This is not really saying, but like planned obsolescence. Oh God, I hate planned obsolescence. Well, darling. And that's all built into all the electronics. Well, darling was saying sockets and plugs last, especially the nice huge loads for the UK ones. Yeah. So that's why like, yeah. I mean, that's not any kind of semiconductors or anything though. It's just like a block of like copper shoved into another chunk of copper. And like on my boat right now, I have switches that are just copper pipe, smushed and then drilled to make like knife switches. Like you'd have like in an old science class. And those just last forever. And the only thing that makes them not work is if they get too much crap on them, they just wipe it off, scrape it off a little and they work fine. They can even get splashed with like salt water and stuff. You just wipe it off. And anarchy television would like to know if you still plan on making a modified and improved inverter. I would like to make up modified and improved inverter. Yes. I'm not sure when that's gonna happen. I'm definitely gonna have to clean up my house first though. Cause like, I don't even have a clear table right now, but I do have like an almost totally empty big thing of shelves. So a lot of it's gonna go on there and then have some other shelves that are empty. And I space, I just have to get everything organized and put it away. Is it salty humidity that does them in the electronics? Well, we, I don't know. Yeah. I mean, I'm sure it has some, I'm sure that doesn't help. Like just being by the ocean, you know, the humidity and the salty air. When I was in Vermont, I remember I had the same inverter for a long time, but it wasn't the first one I had. Like I went through a few. And the one that I ended up having was like, it was like a $40 inverter. And for like the last two years of its operation, you turn it on and it would go, it's a fan bearing was not very good, but it just kept working. So magic smoke apparently is a funny euphemism to explain how electronics work. They stopped working when they, when they break, when the, the smoke, aka the magic smoke escapes. Yes. So like basically exactly what I said. Right. Joseph Blowmeister was saying that my old phones could, I could access the batteries, but on the new phones, the latest ones, you can't. Yeah. They keep making things more and more disposable, which is so frustrating. There was this whole thing with- Is everyone here to Shayna? You sit a little closer. You come over here, go on. I've got a bench big enough that you'd have to touch me, but you could sit right there. You don't have to. She's groaning right now. Do you want to be bigger or smaller? Here, you can be on that side. Put your bum right there. That's where your bum goes. This, right there. Look, they could hear me just fine. Oh, now they can see you. Oh, this is terrible. Oh, I touched you. Oh, I touched you. I thought you can hear me just fine. Okay, are you complaining? No, it's fine. So- Yeah, isn't it so frustrating? Well, I was going to say something. It was regarding the battery thing. So apparently a few months, years ago, there was a lawsuit or something against Apple because Apple has a thing where they make you have to bring your stuff in to get it fixed. But most of the things, if you buy from them, it comes with a lifetime of repair or whatever. So Apple's response to that was, okay, fine, we'll let people fix their own things by sending them this kit. And apparently the kit for you to be able to switch the battery out of your phone, that's what it was. And so apparently the kit weighs like 70 pounds. It's a huge suitcase. They send it to you and they'll pay for the shipping to send it back, like all the stuff. And so you have to like open up this thing and you have to do all this like really technical stuff. And it's like, I mean, they just made it- They're total dicks, they're total dicks. Oh, those guys are a-holes. And then they said, no, but we have a- Oh, they're such dicks. Yeah, don't even tell me anymore. I just want to throw up. Yeah, so sad. It's like- Right to repair it, that's what it was. The unbelievably frustrating thing about this is that we are digging our own grave. It's so stupid. We don't have to dig it, we just walk outside and we piled in it eventually. Oh, it's so dumb. Like, whatever. Well, it's the same thing with like screen repairs. Okay, let's move on to something else. This is just- Well, we were talking about like things, a break-in. Well, we're someone's- Yeah, I know. So that's what we were talking about anyway. Yeah, everything, every new generation of electronic stuff, and this is one of the things I hate about electronics, every new generation of stuff is more disposable. They just keep finding more ways to make it more disposable. And all we're doing is just filling the world with garbage and destroying the environment that we need to survive. Like, it's just unbelievably stupid. So Joseph- Like, it's not like we've got like 40 other planets we can go and this is just the garbage planet where we don't- No, this is it. This is the only one we've got. Can we enter that moving, Wally? Wally, yeah. Yeah, well, we'll just all go to a- We'll just all go out to a spaceship where we can sit in chairs and do nothing all day. Okay, so we got new questions. Do you guys have cell phones? Do you guys have cell phones? I have no phone. We have walkie-talkies. We do have walkie-talkies. Yeah. So what are you guys- She likes to walkie-talkie me at like 6 a.m. Hey, guess what? Actually, it's 5 a.m. 5 a.m. That's why the baby's awake. So I'm awake and you should be awake too. Actually, the other day, you said something really funny to me. Really? That made me laugh in a kind of sarcastic way. And you said, oh yeah, I get up at 5.30 also. And I said, no, there's a difference. Actually, I do get up at 5.30. Getting up and having to get up. Be getting up because you feel like it and like getting up because someone's yelling at you? Yeah, or like being awake and being able to like lay in your bed and think about life and not being like attacked by- Or jumping out of bed and running laps around your island? Because you want to do that. Yeah. Welcome to Costco. What are you guys looking forward to excited about? Welcome to Costco. I love you. I'm looking forward to that world where, you know, an idiocracy world, where I can go to Costco and there'll be a large fat man there just saying, welcome to Costco. I love you. And Starbucks is a- And Starbucks is a- And it's a great place to be. And it's a great place to be. Yeah. Starbucks. I like... Okay, you know that... You know what I mean? I just say some bad words, not too bad, but just some bad words. Well, just be careful our advertisers might not want to- In idiocracy, there is... What's that? Restaurant? Fud rockers. Oh, yeah. And they were showing the progression through time. It went from fud rockers to butt rockers or whatever. And it ended up being butt. Something silly. Yeah. So I watched this with my... I watched that movie with my brother, who was like 10 at the time. Your littlest brother. My little brother, yeah. And I told him, all right, we can watch this, but just, you know, you're probably not supposed to watch this. So we finished watching the movie and like half an hour after the movie, we're in the car with his mom and my dad. We have the same dad in different months. And he starts yelling about, but... Yeah, I bet. Which is great. And his mom is like- What? And I'm just like, oh, dude, I told you, you're not supposed to watch that movie. Anyway, it was hilarious. And then I had to tell his mom the whole story. She thought it was funny, but she was also like, no, man, no. Stefano Santini would like to know, what are you guys looking forward to slash excited about? So for real? For real. Like, I don't know, in terms of what? I think he means, like, is there any future, like, stuff that you're working on? I'm looking forward to more babies. I want more babies. I don't have enough babies. There's only four of them here. And like, they keep getting big. And they're like, I'm not a baby anymore. Don't give me hugs. All right, fine, one hug. But then get away from me, because I need to go do stuff. This one lets me hug her. Do you want to show your cute outfit that I made this morning? You'll show everybody your doggy pants? Well, I'm looking forward. I'm really, really looking forward. You tell them to go for it. Are you going to drop to me, you little bugger? Are you on dog board? Anyway, I'm really looking forward to getting the second and third floor done here, because the second floor is going to be a running track with like little rooms. There'll be, how many, there's 12 different slots. Oh, God. Can you wash his butt? Just take him out to the fire hose and just shh. I can't go wash his butt. Did I just say that I'm looking forward to more babies? Now this guy's coming out saying, wash my butt. Put your shirt down, little buddy. Yeah, put your shirt down. Walk that way. Go this way. Go this way. Keep going. Keep going. Butt naked, man. All right. Can somebody go wash his butt? Just take him to the fire hose. Okay, so the way I have my water set up, you can just turn the thing on and it'll just shoot water out. So you can pick up a kid butt first and aim that at it and just shh, like fire hose off their butt. Because I don't know, I touch their butts and stuff. No, anyway. Yeah, if you're a parent, if you're gonna- Yes, our children are named alphabetically. If you're gonna have kids, you need like a, just wash their butts and everything with a hose. No, no, forget, no. That's just a mess. Like a kid, like trying to wipe, ah. No, just get a fire hose situation. Maybe in the sink, you've got one of those shh, shh, shh things. If you don't have one, get one and just hold the kid like a football with your butt sticking out and then you're done. You don't have to be all like, oh, let me get in there and touch the poo and ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. No, just spray it off, man. Is this the difference between like a man solution and a woman solution? The man solution is just like, hose it off. Yeah, let's waste as much water as we can. And the woman solution is like, no, let's waste a whole bunch of paper that we can't reproduce. No, I don't waste paper, but we just use a little soap and water. Oh, well you're wasting soap and water then. I'm just wasting water. I think. Okay, anyway. Water, I can get more of. It just falls out of the sky. Are you just getting so off the trees? Will the second floor be fabricated primarily with wood? Yeah, I think it'll be wood. Although, there's another exciting thing that happened last week. I think I mentioned this on the thing. I finished washing my hands. I have, you finished washing his butt? Oh, we can just have her, she do it. Okay. Her, she can clean butts, apparently. Yeah. She does. The 10 year old can clean butts. I don't even want to look at his butt right now. So last week, my junkyard guy was back. He'd been away for a while. He's back. And in his yard, I always buy aluminum, aluminum, and stainless stuff from him, but he had all this steel square tube. And he was a little bit rusty, but totally unusable shape. And I was considering making the joists out of this steel square tube. I have to get it and get the rust off and paint them and stuff. But man, that would be heavy duty in less than a long time. But I don't know. I'm probably gonna just make it out of wood that I cut myself with a lumber mill that I'm gonna make hopefully soon with some of all this stuff in here. And then I'm also really looking forward to the third floor, which is gonna be a floor all the way across with no stuff other than mats and sports stuff and ropes to swing around on and a trampoline. It's just gonna be a gymnasium, like fun play zone gymnasium. And my house, I don't know if you can tell, but my house is big enough to like play frisbee. It's 41 feet from one side to the other. So it's about 13 meters, which is totally big enough to play catch and frisbee and basketball and the ceiling up there. So I have a four story tall dome and I'm not making a fourth floor. I'm just making a third floor. That's the gymnasium. So it'll have like a really high ceiling. So we can play basketball and volleyball and I don't badminton and stuff up there. And that'll be cool. It's back there, I'm seeing three dots. Steel square tube is great for fabricating structure. It totally is. I'm thinking about it because he had a whole bunch of it there, like a lot. I have to ask him what kind of price he'll give me on steel. Hopefully, if he gives me a good enough price, maybe I'll do some steel. Anyway, I'm gonna do wood for the actual floorboards. Steel will last quite a long time. You can leave it raw, that is true. But I feel like I would wanna paint it. Now I'm saying that now when I'm not actually doing it. If I get the stuff and I do it, I might get it here and be like, ah, forget it, I'm just gonna put it there because it will last a long time. But if I cleaned it off and painted it, it would last longer and it would also look all pretty and nice and stuff and I'll be like, yeah, look how nice that is. Because, yeah, every house should have a bidet, yeah. Well, okay, so automatic says you must coat it in the environment that I'm in, of course, the steel. If the steel is inside, it should be okay. Like, so this is some of the, there's just a pile of stuff like this. So this has been inside, I've had it for years and this is the paint, it's still got paint on it. Here's some, where's the missing, yeah, here's where it's missing paint and it's just got like a patina of rust and that protects it. So that's all the rust and it'll be fine. Oh, maybe I should find it. You're beating me up. There you go. I've got tons of these things. This is a pretty rusty one, but it looks pretty much the same as when I got it, it just gets the surface of rust. So it would still last a long time. As long as nobody comes in after swimming in the ocean and you know, drips all over it, but as long as people just do that on the first floor and don't go upstairs, then it would be fine. Although, if I do paint it, then if it gets dripped on with a bit of salt water once in a while, then it wouldn't have to worry about it as much. So like there's an advantage to it, but it's not totally necessary. I would not coat it, because coating it would cause more rust over time. That is another consideration. When you paint steel, if any moisture gets under the paint, then yeah, it's just a mess. Are you jiggling at me now? Sorry, I need to get a piece of crayon. They make a good anti-corrosion paint. Yeah. At least rub oil on it. Yeah, I don't know. I don't even know if I'm gonna do this. I need to ask the guy what he'll charge me for steel square tube. And I have to see if he even has it still. Maybe he's taking it to the scrap yard again, although he gets stuff all the time and he's supposedly there all the time so I can go get it. The other thing is it's gonna be really heavy because they were heavy duty. They weren't like, I think they were 316 wall thickness which is like three or four millimeters thick. Like it was pretty heavy duty stuff. So I'm gonna be limited on how much I can put on my boat at once. Although if I really want to do it, I'll just take a few trips. Hey, what did people ask about in videos this week? What videos even blanked up this week? There was mostly a lot of comments. I don't think there was. Well, I like comments. Someone left a comment earlier saying that I was inspirational. They could have been talking about you but I'm gonna pretend they're talking about me. Oh, no, I don't inspire people. I do have a welder, yes. It's actually a pretty nice one but I haven't used it in a while but it should still work, it should be fine. I don't see. It's a MIG welder and it has a spool gun so I can do aluminum, aluminum with it. The thing is, they use a lot of electricity. There you go. Mr. Guitar Guy, 16, would like to know if somebody could please send Jamie a good pair of safety glasses or a face shield? Yeah. I thought you had that one. I do have a face shield. I use it when I need it. It's all scratched up at this point though but it still works. Well, don't you? Oh. Oh, these ones are terrible. I can't see anything with them anymore. I've had these for so long that they're just... It's just funny that they were right there. Yeah. Yeah, maybe if I wipe them off, they're slightly better but they're just like... Somebody, X-erlac, X-erlac. Yeah, I can't see out of these well enough to do anything. Sometimes it sounds like you've been out in the sun too long. Are you doing much? Are you okay? Don't worry about you. Oh yeah, well, whenever I work really hard, I start kind of acting a little drunk and slurring my words and stuff. That's usually because I'm dehydrated and just hot. And it's not that I'm not eating or drinking and I'm not killing myself or anything but when I'm... I know how far I can push it and still be fine the next day. So this week and last week when I've been moving the workshop here, I'll get up, I'll eat a pretty good breakfast and then I'll just skip lunch because I'm just moving stuff and I'm dirty and disgusting and I don't want to touch any food or anything. And I'll get pretty tired and worn out. I'll make sure I still drink water during the day. But I'm sweating so much, I can't keep up. But I know that in the evening, I'll eat enough food. I'll just eat till I'm bloated and keep drinking water and then I have to get up and pee eight times in the middle of the night and drink some much water in the evening. But by the next morning, I'm fine. So I know how far I can push it without any serious problems. Now, if I'm doing something like working on the roof where I'm standing on a little ledge and I could fall to my death, I won't let myself get anywhere near as tired as I will if I'm just standing on the ground. Because I know I have to keep my balance really good. Another person has also suggested, may I suggest that you use some eye protection? This was on the video where you were making a shovel. And I would actually like to say the same thing because like the other day, for example, I was hammering something. Oh, hammer stuff, you gotta wear eye protection. Well, when you angle grind stuff, you should probably wear eye protection too. With the angle grinder. Okay. Wait, let me tell you my damn story. Okay, tell you the damn story. So I was hammering something and it didn't occur to me to put safety goggles, glasses on, which I do sort of have a credit but they're kind of scratched. What were you hammering? Concrete? Probably concrete. Yeah, it's like a favorite thing to hammer. You're either gonna squint real small. Yeah, so it was squinty. Oh, your eyes are too big. My eyes are so big. I mean, your eyes are like, ooh, come get me. The point is that nothing got in my eyes or anything like that. But there were pieces going kind of like all over the place and at that point. So you were squinting it out. Yeah, I was squinting. But at that point I thought to myself, yeah man, maybe I should be wearing safety glasses. You probably should, yeah. And so I went and got them and I put them on and it was like, God, these are so annoying. Because they were like fogging up. Yeah. And they were like kind of scratched. These safety glasses are so scratched up. So my point is if somebody knows of a pair of safety goggles that do not get scratched, they can be bent in all kinds of weird directions because your children get ahold of them and do not like and actually cover like the apart from you guys. If anyone knows these amazing safety glasses, tell you, that's what you want to know. Okay. Let us know in the comments. I just don't. I use them when I need to. So let's have this conversation about angle grinder metal. You know your angle grinder going this way, right? Right. If I'm grinding right here, everything's shooting down that way. Okay. And there's also a shield here. And there's no chance. No, there is always a chance. There's a chance a bee could fly into my eyeball, but first stinging me right on my cornea. Right. But if it's going like this and I'm behind it, the chances are not very high that I'm going to get hit in the eye with something. But in addition, squint, squint, squint. See, my got my, my, my, my, what are these called things called ice splashes? Eyelashes? They're not very long though. Eyelashes are good. Check out my eyelashes. Anyway, they come down and they're like that I'm looking through this cage of eyelashes and they'll bounce off little bits. Somebody actually was concerned that you might need. Safety squint is totally work. No, I'm not saying, I'm not saying anyone should not use safety glasses. Totally use safety glasses. Like if I've, if I have a good player of safety glasses with me, I'll generally just use them. But yes, safety squints totally do work. My eyes are apparently like small planets. Joseph Blumeister said to me. What were you saying to me? I was saying that one of your fans said that you might need reading glasses, but my response to that. Why don't you need reading glasses? Because apparently you were squinting to read some fine print, you know, on some drill thing. Oh God, the thing was so tiny. But like, I mean, print is so small anyway. Yeah. Well, I will, I will admit that I have, my eyes don't focus as close as they used to, which I find frustrating. However, if I practice, like if I stand here and stare at this for like 10 minutes, I can get it back into focus. So I'm starting to practice having, because I'm not, I'm not accepting that. Well, what I was going to say is that I don't know why you would need reading glasses because you don't read in the first place. Well, the other thing is there are two things that make it a lot harder to focus. If I'd been out in the sun for a while, or if I'd been out in the dark. So if I drive to town, this is, this is when it's the worst. If I drive to town, I leave before the sun comes up and I'm, you know, driving for a couple of hours in the dark, my eyes are getting used to the dark. You know, your, your things open up bigger and you, you lose, you lose focus. Like you lose details, but it lets more light in. And then, you know, just being in the sun, it's like my eyes are trying to like just overload. And then often when I get back from that, or even the next day, like it'll be just hard to focus up close. Nope. But then it kind of goes back to normal. So, I know. I've also noticed that. I've also noticed that when I get really, really stressed and I'm really frustrated with something, it's hard to focus. But since I've, since I've moved into my house, my eyesight has actually improved. I think it's because you have more light around you than you did when you were in the phone. No, I mean, besides that. I mean, I'm just happier. I'm so much happier. I was so frustrated and stressed out like all the time before I moved in here. And I was just like, like I was just like meditating all the time to try to keep myself from going insane. Were you, were you trying to get Bellatrix to give you water? I was trying to get her to hand me the cup of water which had water in it. Okay, watch this. Hey, Bells, can you pass me a little water? Thanks. You just wanted to drink out of the beer. Oh, no, I just picked the thing. This is my, this is 100. You're in Turkey. This is 100 pure condensed sky beer. No, but listen, it's illegal apparently to show people drinking alcoholic beverages. This is water. It has to be, it has to be fuzzed out. This is 100% pure condensed sky beer. The glass. What's it called? Brood at 10,000 feet. How, how high are the clouds? I don't know. I don't even know. Anyway, so somebody thought it was cool that I- Oh, wait, you know what's cool? Is when you- Did you interrupt me constantly? No, no, this is a cool thing. If you have a keg full of sky beer, which is just water, and you bring girls over, you can tell them, hey, you want some beer? And they'll be excited about it, even though it's just water. Frozen light beer. Oh, yeah, but it's water. So they can be like, oh, wow, I can drink out of a beer bottle. And it's still good for me. I'm not getting drunk. Anyway, somebody thought it was Ken Vick says, thank you. I never thought of cutting the ribbit to fit. Great idea. And this was very impressive. Hey, fellas, do you want to help that baby stand on that thing better? So he's saying when you cut the ribbit shorter, make them fit. Yeah. Well, it's just cheaper to buy, like, 5,000 of the same size ribbit than it is to buy, you know, 1,000 of each different size. That's pretty much the reason I just buy one size. Apparently Mino Mano. And I did actually buy 5,000. Mino Mano thought you would recite that line from the movie. This is your shovel. There are many shovels like this, but this is your shovel. What was that? What are you trying to think of what that movie is? You have to think about it. The movie I'm thinking of is Cool Hand Luke, but I don't think it's that movie. And it's not holes. They didn't say that in holes because they get a different shovel every day. And that one guy's like, I like this shovel because it's shorter anyway. Right. Oh, OK. Why don't we go? Thank you. You're not doing jobs, so I'm going to do it. No, I'm in two different places. Her eyes are like little planets. They are. It's like tennis balls. Mine are like golf balls, at best. More like grapes. But yeah, you've got like a pair of tennis balls. That's why it takes up all your brain space. So sometimes you forget things. Did you just tell me to sleep on the couch tonight? Never would even consider that in a million years because we live in two different houses. I know. It's hard to find safety glasses like that deep. We live in a disposable society. Yep. Yeah. It's garbage. So frustrating. Just imagine the world we could have if we were making everything to last. Right now, it's like going up uphill slope because everything keeps breaking and sending us back. So it's like just to keep up, just to have the same stuff. You have to keep replacing everything constantly. But say every time you got something, it did not break. And you got to put that on your mountain and step on top of it, and you know it's done. Even if it took you like 40 times longer to get that thing than it did the disposable thing, you would make more progress. But then you would never get new stuff. You never get new stuff. No, you'd keep getting new stuff just not as often. And when you get a new thing, you could be like, that is done. Where would you put all the new stuff? You wouldn't have to put all the new stuff everywhere. David Taylor wants to know what happened to the goggles you 3D printed years ago. The yellow ones, those were full with the black. Yeah. I don't know. They're not here anyway. We should make a new pair of them. Oh, we'll have to find out. There's a chance they broke at some point. I don't know. They didn't make it here though. Wait, what? I just wanted to say, since Karina is on here, I started reading, I mean, I said this a while ago, I started reading The Whisperers book. And I'm literally on the third page, I think. This is how long it takes me to read things lately. But it's really good so far. I like it. Karina is an author and sent us some books. Send me a whole, like, five books. That's awesome. I've read one and three pages of. No, no, I did also start reading the Dragon one, too. Cool. So is this where you start reading something for, like, 45 seconds and then the baby says? Don't you dare say that word. Kind of back off. I want stuff from you. Or it'll be like somebody starts screaming or somebody runs in and asks me, mama look, mama look, mama look, you know, so yeah. And then I end up reading the same sentence 15 times because I can't put the words together. Or you're too tired to remember what's going on. Or it's been up since 5 a.m. And I'm just ready to, like, lay down and fall asleep like I'm right now. Beauty. Yeah. So anyway, Joe would like to know, can you build a simple wood vise for holding things? I guess. Because other people are concerned about your fingers being chopped off. I feel like I need more context. What video is this on? Oh, I don't know. This is like Chad is asking you. Oh, just in general. He asked you, like, 15 minutes ago. Could I make? Seven minutes ago. Could I make a wood vise? Can you make a build a simple wood vise for holding things? Don't you have a vise? I have a bunch of vises, but. Isn't that what that red thing over there is? Oh, yeah. Not a clamp. Yeah, vise. I do have one vise. That is a vise, right? Yeah. OK. Yes. I remember the name of something correctly. Yeah, I'm losing all my English now. I know the workshop tools. That's OK. I'm getting my Spanish. I'll remember. But yeah, I could. Yeah, they are known in the brand. Oh, sorry. I probably will at some point. Full metal jacket. One of the things I want to. Full metal jacket. Am I allowed to say anything? No. The danger. Well, one of the things I want to do. What? The show will come in. That's OK. One of the things I want to do here is set up more workshop stuff over there. And well, basically divide the house in half, which is what I was originally going to do. And that half will just be workshop stuff. And this half will be non-tools. And right now, I've got a drawing table and stuff over there. So I just need to move that stuff over. And then I can set up my wood shop stuff. And then maybe at that point, I'll take care of more wood stuff. Take the right 23. You would like to know. Oh, to answer your question, first of all, the shovel comment, where you're saying, take this shovel. And you were trying to figure out what movie it's from. And everyone's just supposed to do a full metal jacket. Yeah. OK. Adam Baldwin. Adam Baldwin was in that, right? Possibly. But I'd have to have seen the movie. I think it was that one. He's like one of my favorite actors. Probably because he was in Firefly. He was amazing as Jane. OK, could you guys start writing question in front of the questions, please? He also did one of the voices in Half Life 2. Oh. That was Jane. You knew that, right? Jane from Firefly? Yeah. My 10-year-old knows this, of course. Can you guys set up a can phone between your houses? No, we are not that close. Well, we could. But someone would drive a boat and hit the wire. Oh, yeah, that's nice of what I was thinking. I don't need that much. We have walkie-talkies. There's videos. That's plenty. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we're not that close. I do want to set up some reflector dishes, like parabolic dishes, aimed back and forth. We have tested that out, sometimes. There is a spot where I have actual sight of your house when the zero leaves in the way or anything. Yeah, I am. It's up on the roof. Well, yeah, there's a few spots, actually. Up on the roof, up on the hill, right over there. I know because I've spied you through the telescope. I can. I'm a giant planet. Yeah, I see there are several spots where I can see directly to your house. If I just put a dish at my house, I would be able to hear you if you talk to it. There was this totally different subject, but there was this show that we were watching yesterday and me and the kids. It's this guy and girl, they do a podcast, but it's videoed or whatever. And instead of it being real people, the girl is an animator. So she animated a version of him and her. They're sitting on a couch, and it does along to whatever they're saying, and it plays their audio in the background, and then their little animation characters. And aunt walking up the hill. And it's pretty funny. It was true. We should do an animation. My vocabulary is all screwed up. We should do an animated version of this. I think it'd be funny. Well, where's the sock puppets? Where's my frog puppet? I don't know why I'm a sock puppet right now. I'm going to cover up my planet. Well, you said that it was me. No, you said that I was throwing things at you. So I was going to at least do the thing I was being accused of doing. Oh, you're throwing sunglasses at me again. OK, so anyway, take the ride, 23. Would like to know how is the Dragon Scale Roof Project going? Oh, it's actually going all right the last couple of weeks. Oh my god. I've got too many muscles to get marbles in here. What are you doing? Shush, woman. Well, the Dragon Scale Project is actually going pretty well lately. I know we have to move your mic. Although, well, now it's going to be so loud it's getting right in my head, dude. Yeah, maybe a pop lighter. In the last couple of weeks, I haven't got anything done on that because I should be facing the camera. Oh, suck it, woman. So anyway, I haven't gotten any work done on the roof in the last couple of weeks because I've been working on emptying out the workshop and moving the workshop over to the other island and stuff. But the week before that, there was a good cloudy day when I did half a roll of Dragon Scales, so that was really great. And last week, when I was moving all the stuff from my workshop, I was actually a little, my hands just not. It just doesn't do that. You suck. Well, this kind of works out because somebody said that most of your viewers just want to watch Sesame Street. Anyway, as soon as, well, now that we've got the dome moved over and our workshop volunteered out, once I get some of this crap in here organized. His arm, his arm is stuck. Then I can get back to more of the roof going. But the roof, I just work on it whenever I'm, would you stop messing with me? Seriously, this is your, this is a little frog. It's not me who can do whatever you want. I'm going to go to school. So thanks. Yeah, I'm going to get some more work done on the roof. Just whenever there's a cloudy day. Oh, look, it's a cloudy day right now. Yeah, yeah. But I only do it in the afternoon. What's the frog's name? They want to know what's the frog's name. What, what's frog? They want to know who made the frog and what's his name. I actually don't know where this frog came from. And insane, apparently, would like to know if they have psychologists in Panama. They probably do. Why do I need a psychologist? Oh, did you have a horrible accident because you never were any safety equipment and they replaced it with a frog? Well, I was angle grinding. Yeah, you were. And this frog jumped into the angle grinder. Oh, it was scary, not this one. And it was, it was really horrific, horrific. Yeah, it sure was, dude. So he got sucked into the angle grinder and started spinning around like, yeah, like that. And I think he was saying something. I think I was saying, holy shit. This is a kid's friendly show. I think you better watch your mouth. So yeah, he said some things. Yeah, I'm not supposed to say that, I don't know. And he got sucked into the angle grinder and shot right at my face. And I fell over and my arm landed on the angle grinder. I lost my arm. And he just landed there and, I don't know, like three days later, maybe four days, I woke up. Well, I woke up first. I woke you up. Yeah, I woke up to him licking my face. And during those days, he had healed onto my arm. Yeah, I wasn't excited about it, but it's all right. And now I've got a permanent frog. Joseph Blumeister would like to know if you think that we should have CB radios for emergencies. Isn't that what we have? What do we have? Pretty sure one of yours. We have walkie-talkies. I don't know what that is. Does it have to have the box or the wire with the thing that comes off? Or can it just be? No, I think your black one is a whatever they're called radio. Anarchy says, Joseph. Well, we have walkie-talkies. And if you have an emergency, you can call me. Joseph, I've been talking to a CB since I was 14 years old. I'm almost 50. It's a good technology. I can talk to people all over the world. With a CB radio. The conditions are good. You're mumbling. I can't understand what you're saying. The conditions are good for talking. Maybe if you turned your ears up. For talking long distance, right. I've been talking on a CB since I was 14 years old. That's what I said. Yeah, it was a freak angle grinder incident. And apparently I just got my arm back. And my 10-year-old has lost her arm and has a problem. OK, Bellatrix. Not that you're on camera now, but whenever you're on camera, you can't pick up your dress or your shirt and wipe your face. Did you know that CB stands for citizen band? Oh, cool. And Wayne says that DeShana seems to like to disrupt your show as much as possible. Can't get through it. I thought it was crazy blaster. He can't get through it? I've interrupted your show too many times. Who's that? Wayne. Well, I don't have anything going on right now anyway. Yeah, well, apparently I've disrupted your show as much as possible. Oh, that's not you. It's DeShana. Yeah, I don't know who DeShana is, but yeah, apparently they're interrupting you. So. That's all right. Maybe next week I'll be alone, who knows. Yeah, Vasco Zuzus said, I heard you can use computers with ham radio now. Oh, if I had a ham radio, I mean, there's no way it would last the day. I love ham. It's delicious. Anarchy television says, yes, you can connect one computer to another computer through ham frequencies. You know what a ham and cheese sandwich? Lettuce and tomato and bacon. Yeah, you know how much effort we'd have to go through right now to get ham? Oh, yeah. Soon, though. Well, I mean, you could get canned ham store with it, I guess. Yeah, that's totally not, you know. It's still delicious. All right, what else? What other videos went up this week? What other comments did people have? I'm trying to get to those, but I don't have studio on this, so it's not easy. Oh, you don't have studio, so I don't know what that means. That just means that I have to go to the video individually. I can't just say questions. Oh my God, are you doing it or not? Yes, I am. Please turn first to button. It's hard to find. OK, so apparently Bobby K. I was digging underpinning a thing yesterday, and my back got a little sore. Then overnight, it got really bad. I am hobbling around today. Oh, John, I'm sorry to hear that. You went over the limit. Yeah, you got to know where that thing is. Because yeah, I mean, I'll go right up to it. But there's a point where if you get past it, it's going to feel worse the next day. It's really useful to figure out where that is, like where you can go up to. I learned that from doing sports, like track and field. OK, why don't you go? Like there's a certain point I can go up to and still be OK the next day. But if I crossed that point, it was like trying to get out of bed. I don't know, it's like trying to drag and pile of dead potatoes out of bed. What do you want to do? I did. Oh, you got it? OK. Apparently, Bobby K. found it a little difficult to follow the imagination video. But I continue watching, listening to stretch my idea of what's possible in this life. Mr. Landfill says, thanks for all the great videos. I don't know who this person is, but it says, I agree with everything you've said. You just reworded my beliefs, except for Mr. Seuss. That's the outcome of drug use. I'm absolutely certain. Hello from Colorado. I've been watching your channel for years now and I'm very impressed with your progress on your island. I've been saving scraps, stainless steel, in hopes that one day I can be able to wheel, barrel, barrel, and a shovel just like yours. Do you know anybody that has a drone that could take some aerial footage? Please keep posting your adventures. They're very informative and entertaining. I mean, I could get a drone, but I don't know. I'm just too busy doing other stuff. But yeah, I guess if I got someone else to do it. Oh, look, I want to build a roundhouse. I remember that when Ryan Miller did that. All right. I remember that. Ryan Miller did that. Hey, is this all the comments right now? Or am I locked out again? No, that's all the comments. OK. Does that mean we ran out of stuff to talk about? Maybe it could be just a couple. Yay, we're back. How long was that off that time? We're back. Hopefully not long. We're back. How long were we on? I don't know. Just a few seconds. Anyway, hopefully next week. I think you need to reset it. The comments click the thing. How do you do that? You click the little commenting. This? Yeah. Touch that because that's what's going on. I don't know how it's on top, Chad. My content, what are those called? My comments got stuck. Can you recommend some good walkie-talkies, please? That's Karina. Well, the ones I got are pretty good. They're Baofeng, B-A-O-F-B-N-G. Oh, Bobby's here. I just read his comment. He says almost imperceptible laps. Who's Bobby? He's the one that just said that it was hard for him to follow along with the imagination that he keeps watching because he likes to expand his knowledge. Let's see. Picture really got better after pause. Oh, apparently. Picture's better. Anyway, hey, so I'm hoping that next week, after I get everything cleaned up, I can actually do something while I'm doing this thing here instead of just sitting here doing stuff. I was going to say, I think that format works better for you. Yeah, I like that. For me, it does. I prefer to be doing something. I couldn't really do it right now, though, because right now all I have to do is organize all this stuff and put it in various places all over the house, so unless you are going to follow me around. Do you know that I did that on one of my lives for two and a half hours? I reorganized my desk area. No, not your whole house, though. No, but my house isn't as big. But I just put it in a spot where it could basically cover the area and just chatted. People liked it. So. Oh, someone used Motorola Maki Takis, but they are spendy. They're expensive. Yeah, the Balfang ones were not that expensive. We had Motorola's before. They were pretty good. I remember the last one. Northern Island Boy says, Balfang are the best bang for your buck. I'm just going to start talking over you. That's fine. So that guy doesn't get so upset. I know. People get very upset when I show up on your show, so maybe we should leave. It's funny when Deshenna goes from like joking seriously. I wasn't being serious right then. Yeah, no, but you did just leave. I know, but I wanted some water. Oh, get some water. I'm also considering Jamie's conditions that he has to work with and the most robust and minimal radio communications. Yeah, that's good stuff to work with. The communications that I want to set up that I'm going to be most excited about is just parabolic dishes aiming from island to island. I think that'll be cool. Oh, apparently Shadow Mansor didn't even see the disconnect. Oh, she was not paying attention. This makes sense. Well, Bobby said it was no ham, bacon. I know. I would rather have ham than bacon. Oh. Not sure how I feel about it. I heard you once briefly mentioned ground effect vehicle. Will you ever attempt this? And what would your, what would you use for propulsion? What would I use for propulsion? Electric motors, I'm pretty sure. Although, man, gas is so tempting all the time. Because anyway, but I don't want to use gasoline. Yeah, probably electric motors. And it's on my list of things I want to do. I'm not sure when I'll get there. Yeah, I do want to make a ground effect vehicle, which is just a low flying airplane. It's kind of like, it's like kind of like halfway hovercraft, halfway airplane. Like it looks like more like an airplane, but it doesn't fly high. So everybody really liked the format when you did the dome live last week, by the way. Oh, Shadow Mansor gasp. I love you, Jamie. I'm just going to leave it at that. You love me. OK, I love you, Jamie. But to suggest that ham is better than bacon. I mean, I don't know. It's a really fine line right there. I don't know if you offered me bacon or ham. I think I'd take the ham. What about Canadian bacon? I mean, I would like fried ham. What about? I mean, it basically is bacon. Well, I mean, fried ham totally trumps regular ham. What times are there? Look, 12.38. 12.38. B.M. B.M. Oh, what projects will you be up to this week? Well, I need to clean up my house, which is full of stuff. OK, but so what about Canadian bacon? That's the question before. Yeah, that's basically ham. What's wrong with that baby? Oh, yeah, we can't have that. There's a baby stepping on Lego. Joe just wants to know, why would you just take one? I want both bacon and the ham. That's what I'm saying. If I can have ham with bacon on it, I'll take that. Like a, like, like this is so desperate. It's like, what's that movie, Platoon, where, hey, you're blocking, you're blocking the show. You know the movie, Platoon, where? Come here, sweet girl. The guy who was Goblin in the Spider-Man movie with Toby McGuire, he's trying to get back to the helicopter to evacuate, but the helicopter leaves. He's just on the ground. And then, you know, all the guys come in and capture him. Is she laying on the floor now? She's just laying on the floor. I'm not even sure if she remembers what the problem was. She's just like... She's two. Yeah. She's two. Is she? Oh, yeah, what project do I be up to this week? Yeah, mostly just organizing my house. Although there's, OK, there's a project I haven't shown yet that I've started. And it is, right here, there's a table. You can't see it, but it's wood. It's got steel post legs. Careful, I'm not wearing pants. No, I'm just kidding. I'm wearing pants. And I'm going to replace this with, like, StyroCrete. You want to show my countertops? Yeah, I'm going to. Because of this guy. Apparently, you need a cameraman. Yeah, I need a cameraman. OK, come here. No, come here. Come on, I'm as good as mama. Where's this? Where's it going? OK, I'm showing your countertops. They're talking. OK, so I want to build, like, sort of like a kitchen bar here that's like the countertop. Same materials, but it'll be different than that. Different shape, you say. All right, keep it going, it's just going crazy. You got to come back and put the thing here. Well, I know I'm going to. It was just videoing your cable. So the way I think I'm going to do it is, like, you see the countertop? Well, the counter and the whole thing. Put some water. When I build the thing here. OK, let's go plug it in. When I build the thing here, I want to have one countertop, like up here. So you can stand on one side, sit on the other side, and then a whole bunch of shelves. Or like, yeah, like shelves under, going all the way down the floor. So there's all these little squares. So each kid can stick their junk in one of the squares that they picked for themselves. Their junk in a square, huh? Put their junk in a square. Can we show your collection? Well, now you can walk. Oh, my God, yeah. Any chance you can hold this midget? Yeah, I'll take this. All right, so, yeah. So I was talking about if I hit any buttons accidentally. Just don't touch the screen. And raise yourself up. I was talking about how my, yeah, I know. How my house is full of stuff right now. So yeah, let's just take a look in what we've got right here. Here's my, and the screen is not bright enough to see in the sunlight. So this is my wheelbarrow full of wires. And over here, I've got a bunch of sand. This is all gonna be used for the roof. So once I get that out of the way, that'll be nice to clear that out. And then over here, I've just got stuff that came out of the workshop. And like buckets of like stuff and wheels, like wheels. I mean, it's all like really useful stuff. These are solar panels, like flexible solar panels that I rolled up that I got for three years ago from some guy. And yeah, I just need to figure out where all this stuff goes. And back here, this is my amazing cart. Oh, I love my cart. And you know what, we're walking around. Oh, I haven't violated my little workshop zone here too much, although there is a bunch of stuff on here. Anyway. Oh, does anybody need like three horsepower motors? Cause I don't, I'm not going to use these for anything. I don't know what to do with them, but. So I think I'm going to take this whole table and stick it over on the other side of the house because over here is just going to be tool stuff. Are you poking the screen right now? I don't want it to turn off by accident. And then this is, this is some new set of shelves that's still got a lot of space. So a bunch of that stuff on the floor is going to go on here just to remind me what. When you're doing lives, stop. Because it takes the lives of a minute to catch up so it's clear and not pixelated like when you're moving. Just making it stop when you're talking. All right, all right. Oh, you want to see some of my video game characters. So I talked a little while ago about I started making a new video game and I started drawing video game characters. So here's this guy, his name is Double Guns because he has two guns. The name has a big story. This lady has like some animals. She's like an animal trainer. Why don't I go in here? Oh, people want to see your stuff. And then this guy's, this guy's Jack. Hold it up more so it closes the window. Oh. This guy's Jack, he has a toolbox. So he's really into building stuff. And then, oh, come on. And this is some like little nerdy girl who makes like little robot-y things. I'm going to switch angles because they're not back, but we can see them better. Oh, that's much better. Now you can see the color. You know, all the different characters will do different things in the game. This lady has some sort of weird mystical power or something. And then this lady has a cool robot suit. Take the ride 23, just ask if you need any type of heating or cooling in your cathedral dome. In my what? In the house here. No. Here's this guy. He's, you know, kind of like just a Jesus of time. And then this lady has a big sword and junk boots. And then there's a lot of stuff in there. But yeah, it's a video game character for a video game I make them. And every once in a while, I'll draw another one. But I can't right now because my table's full of junk. So I have to get all that organized and put in those shelves. And right here, this whole zone is Styrofoam, which this is one of the reasons I started making my kitchen thing to use up some of this. Because there's a whole bunch on the second floor. I need to use some of it up and get that out of here. Did you put up a ladder video? No, no, it's. I have a ladder now. It is put up, but it's OK. No, it's not. It doesn't count as put up unless it's live. It's not. It's not published. I made a video about it. I got it from the junkyard. Well, that's really tall ladder. It was folded in half when I got it, like literally just like. I straightened it out and riveted on some parts to reinforce it. And then I climbed up it and it didn't fall over. So it seems like it's good. Oh, you want to see all my northern island boy would like to know if you have hot water or if you've thought of using solar water heaters. No, I don't want hot water. Not in the tropics. Like, what would I need hot water for? I mean, if I if I'm cooking noodles, I'll use hot water. I just boil that on a thing. I don't want like a hot shower or anything. Insano says you should put government officials in the game and make them evil. There probably will be actually. Vasco Zuzu says cool characters, dude. Check it out. I got I got a thingy smelly. It's not plugged in right now, so buttons won't do anything. But a guy online sent me this. I just had to ship it here. And it's amazing. And then I have a milling machine over there. This is a jointer. It's a jointer, right? It's on the side right now. This is a planer. So you stick wood in here and it sucks it through. It's like a pretty heavy duty planer. And it's tied to my table saw. So all this stuff is, you know, I'll set it up whenever. I'm not sure what I'm going to set up. Well, the lathe is set up. I think that's where it actually goes. But the table saw and the planer obviously don't go over here. Go over here somewhere. But yeah, I need to get my upper floors done so I can get all these mattresses up there because they're the gymnastics pads. And yeah. So I guess, yeah, this week I'm mostly just putting away all the stuff that I got out of the workshop when I cleaned it out. David Taylor says your workshop is going to be incredible. And Joseph Blowmeister says, reminds me of Ray Bradbury's office. Yeah, I'm really excited about getting the workshop. Like I've been collecting stuff for my workshop for years. Like all this wood shop stuff. I got really cheap from a guy. I think he might have bought a house and it was in there and he didn't want it. And he was like, I don't even know if this stuff works. But I went and looked at it and it had all the important parts. So they'll work. Yeah, I'm really excited about having an amazing workshop. And my milling machine is going to go back there kind of against the wall. But right now I have a thing to climb up to the roof over there. So yeah, it's going to be whoever was asking about what I'm looking forward to. I'm really looking forward to getting my upper floor is done so I can organize everything into places it should be. And I do actually want to build a separate workshop on my other little island over there. Because this land is actually two islands sort of. Would you like to outside and show them? Let's go. You can't go through that way. Oh, man. You got to ignore my yard is a bit of a mess right now, of course. They're like right over there. They're going at a finger's point. Yeah, there is land right there. That's not connected to this. There's water that goes through. But I'm going to make them. That's where I was talking about making a bridge. OK, see where Bellatrix is? She just ran to the end of the land right there. Oh, yeah, we can go over there. You still get signal here? Yep. So I'm working on bringing dirt down here and dump it at the end of the path. You have to look this way. I know I was giving the live a minute to. Oh, right, right, right, let it catch up. So yeah, I get dirt from the top of the hill where I'm flattening out a spot for a guest house, workshop, kitchen or something. And then taking dirt down here and I dump it at the end. And pretty soon it's going to be at the water and then I'll make a little bridge over to that other chunk of land. So the land we're on right now is my bigger island. And that's the smaller island. It's pretty small. Reed Cook says, wow, thanks for the tour, the urgency to put stuff away here just went way down. You mean because there's, oh, a his house? Yeah. Yeah. Would you like to show them anything else? Yeah, it's just like two. Yeah, it's just this last week. My house is not normally anywhere near this mess. It's just the last week of cleaning out the workshop. I was trying to do it fast enough to get this dough moved in time for something and I'll get it all cleaned up soon. You know what? What's this tree? Moringa. Yeah, so we need to, I fed it some fertilizer and these new leaves look better. Yeah, but those all looked like that before. Green too, yeah, before they came yellow. This is a water apple tree, doing great. I don't know what that is, like it's got a shriveled up leaf, but it looked like that when I got it. So it's growing, I don't know. This guy looks like he's doing great. I thought this was the Moringa. There's two. But they look totally different. This isn't the same plant as that, I don't know. They look totally different. So I don't know. But this here, I just trimmed the grass there on it. This is what they're called. This is the cherry thing. Oh, this is a green plant. So this is a Surinam cherry, otherwise known as a tropical cherry tree. I'm looking forward to seeing what those are like. And this fruit, I'm right here. Yeah, that's my tropical cherry tree. So this spot in here, I planted with popcorn and beans and sweet potatoes. This is the sweet potatoes. Heading. Sorry, I just can't go too far. Yeah, that's fine. Oh, there, we're fine here. Well, if we release the signal up here, we can go back. Oh, yeah, because you were between the signalizer is down on the first floor. Yeah. Between it and ground. Ground is between you and it. Anyway. And there are some avocado trees and stuff up here. It's getting pretty cool up here. Hey, what's that? I don't know. I don't know if that's someone's dog or someone's mom. Or an island spirit chaser where? It could just be there to chase away spirits, because people are pretty superstitious around here. Well, do you want to show the roof? Oh, yeah. So this week, I got, let's see, where's my stick? Yeah, this last row around. And I got to right over there. I just need two more pieces to finish that row, and then I can get up to the next row. And I might be able to do it today if it stays cloudy. Vasco Zuzus would like to know, where's the guest house going to go? If you look at me, I can point at it. Well, actually, I'm not totally sure where it's going, but this is the ground that I'm flapping up. I'm just going that way, flapping this up. And see this grass here? This is golf course grass, Bermuda grass. Oh, that you stole from my house? Yeah, they stole from your house. And I'm just planting little patches, so hopefully soon, that one's actually starting to take off. But this'll be all filled out like a golf green. That's what I'm into golfing or anything, but it makes a really nice green carpet. It's very soft. Yeah, it's very soft, and the bugs don't like it. So I'm going to flatten all that out, make it all golf course grass. For frisbee and stuff. And I think I'm going to put a guest house right up here. Kind of where that tree is. That tree's probably not going to last. It's got termites and stuff. This tree right here? Yeah, it also has fruits on it, though. It has cocoa plums. But I have a lot of cocoa plums trees. Are you going to have to dig up crazy games? I might leave the tree. I don't know. But I'll use the dirt here to help fill in that spot over there where I'm going to make the bridge and make sure the ground is good. Can you reach him? You can get him. So we're at almost two hours. Do you want to show the view and move on with? Cocoa plums, cocoa plums. All right, should we take off? Yeah, let's show them the view. Can you get the view without losing signal? Yeah. I can get here. Joseph blew my screen. Yeah, all you have to do is put a hole. So maybe I will. Hey, you want to walk back in? All right, let's walk back in. We can go down the short way or the half way. Doesn't matter. This is the jackfruit tree. Look, it's doing great, isn't it? And then there are a bunch of other fruit trees further that way where you're losing signal. This is plantain. I'm trying to watch where I'm walking, sweet girl. Yeah, don't fall, just. Do you want to see my baby butt squirt? Are you going to do a demonstration? I'll do a demonstration, not on a bum. All right. So this is for all the dads who need to wash their baby's bums. You just get the kid over here. You turn this on and see, it makes a little spray. You just hold the kid's butt up, sprays it right off. Beauty. Thanks for that. Yeah, I also connect my shower to that. Hey, show us how you run around your check. Well, I can't right now because there's something blocking it on the other side. Oh. Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do. They said to go around there. There's some stuff in the way. OK, are we taking off? All right, bye, everyone. Have an excellent day. Excellent whatever day it is for you. Probably Sunday. Oh, Ed just popped on and said, I hope you will be there in December. I will stop by. Dude, we're here. We live here. Did you see that baby just run by? No. Where's that baby? Yeah, I have no plans to leave here. OK, go run, guys. Show us how you run. Go, go, go. Don't push. No pushing bells. Go run with them to keep an eye on them. It's hilarious when they all get their scooters out here and just start driving laps around the house. Yeah, be careful coming outside. You will get run over. Dean Nicotir says, thanks for the stream. Have a great day, guys. Vasco Zuzu says, bye. Have a great day. And Ed says, he will stop by. Sounds good. OK, guys, say bye. Bye, everyone.