 Look at it. All his houses, books, tools, everything, run on green energy. So like, yeah, it's on now. That's fine. Dashain is still talking to me. I didn't even open that window because it's like so dark in here. Well, you can do that. I just have no- You just have a baby attached to you right now? Oh, hello everybody. I'm presuming everyone can hear me because whenever I sit here and say, hey, can you hear me? Everyone says, yeah, of course we can hear you dummy. So today, I think I was gonna start talking about my roof a little bit because that was, well, it wasn't the last video to go up but it went up on Wednesday. Yeah, it was Wednesday's video, it was about my roof and there were lots of questions about why I chose to do my roof the way I'm doing. Okay, so, hi guys. Do I need to make this go away so I don't keep reading it? Yeah. What do you do? Do you need to do it? I don't know, I think I did it. Okay, okay. I'll just use my brain powers to ignore it. Bring it. I'm ignoring, oh, I made it disappear, good. Okay, so what I'm doing with my roof, just for a quick review is no, no, no, no, do not walk through there, dude. All right, we gotta get kids downstairs. Yeah, that's okay. All right, kids are all getting kicked out. Okay, so I'm making these things called dragon scales which is concrete roof tiles and first I'm putting a- She's nursing. Okay, seriously guys. I'm gonna use the F word and tell you to go away. It's done already. All right, fine. So I'm making these concrete roof tiles. So first I'm putting down a sheet of plastic. I'll pretend my face is the roof. Oh, there's a dome right there. So I'll put down a sheet of plastic. No, first I smear it with mortar, then stick down a sheet of plastic and I found that if I get the mortar real wet, the sheet of plastic will stick well and then I'll take a sheet of mesh and then smear mortar on top of that to make sure the mesh is covered and that way all the plastic stuff is hidden and the sheet of plastic will be waterproof and the plastic mesh will hold the concrete together if it cracks or anything on top. All right, so why did I choose that and not like a hundred different other things? So what were some of the suggestions? Okay, one thing is, I feel like I've already beaten this course to death but I guess I didn't. Like painting something on, there are like a million different things is if I paint something onto the concrete that is any kind of plastic product, it's going to last a few years and start cracking and then I just have a roof that's a mess and I have to like scrape it all off or sand it or something. I wanna do something that's gonna last. Like I'd rather take time, do something that's just gonna last a lot longer. Even if it takes me like 20 times longer to put on, I want something that's gonna last really long. So there are some products that supposedly I could roll on that would never crack and would just be amazing. I don't know, I'm suspicious about that. But okay, let's say there's some amazing products that will have like incredible tensile strength and won't degrade and even in the tropical sun and all that, they're too expensive. Like it's a 40 foot diameter dome, two stories tall. It's a big, big area to do. And yeah, people have mentioned various times things that would cost like 10, 20, $30,000 to do. And I'm just like, dude, that's, I don't have that kind of money. And it would be great to just, you know, get a roller out in a bucket of stuff and just. But yeah, it's just too expensive. Now, if I was gonna roll something on, I would probably wanna do like put fiberglass in it, like fiberglass the whole dome. And someone did ask about that. Why don't I just fiberglass over the entire dome? And I can't use polyester resin because the polyester resin reacts with the concrete, with the cement and I don't know, it does something bad. But it doesn't matter because polyester resin degrades in the sun anyway. So I'd get, you know, five, 10 years out of it. You know, I could paint over it, but then again, the paint is just gonna make it last a little longer until the paint wears through. But anyway, polyester resin, the problem is epoxy is like, I don't know, five times the price of polyester resin. And, you know, I did some investigation and the best price I could get for the amount of epoxy I would need was $10,000. And that's not even counting, you know, the fiberglass cloth. So yeah, I mean, that's just, it was just cost prohibitive. But that was one of the first things that I really investigated that I wanted to put on the roof because like just a big fiberglass cap, you know, glued right to the whole thing would be great. Although I would still wanna make sure the epoxy was gonna last a super long time. I don't know how long it lasts in the sun. Anyway, it doesn't matter. It was too expensive. Clay tiles was another one. Okay. Well, tiles in general that are made off the building and then are put on. Let me just address that first. If I have hard tiles that I'm putting onto the building, then I mean, there are two ways I could do it. Either kind of have them like kind of stuck on there hanging with space under them. The problem there is, you know, bugs and animals are gonna live under there. And I don't want my roof to become a hotel for all kinds of things. So I don't wanna just have like tiles with space under them. So I would have to mortar under the tile, stick the tiles down. And since the tiles aren't gonna conform to the dome, I'd have to make the mortar pretty thick. So this is gonna be adding a lot, a lot of weight to the roof without really adding any strength to it. Maybe a little bit of strength, but mostly it's just water proofing it, adding tons of strength. Okay, and clay tiles, I've gotten a lot of suggestions. I've actually gotten in a few arguments, which is ridiculous with people who are saying, yo man, there's Guy on YouTube. He made clay tiles just out of the clay, you know, and he made them and clay-tiled the roof of this shack. And I mean, I don't know how big this shack is, but if it's the one I've seen, it's maybe a hundred square feet of roof. And, you know, like nine, 10 square meters of roof. And maybe it's hard to understand the scale unless you're looking at the thing. But when I look at, when I stand on the little ledge around my roof and look at it, it is huge. It's about 20 times the size of that little shack. And yeah, the difference between doing something once and doing something 20 times is a big difference. So I don't know, maybe it took that guy a couple of weeks to make all those tiles and put it up and multiply that times 20, it's just too much time. Plus the problem of, you know, if I make tiles off the building, then put them on, then I gotta mortar the crap out of it to get them to stick and everything. And it's just a lot of material. So I'm making the tiles right on the building and that way they conform to the building and they stick and they're just like, they're like perfectly made for the thing and they're on there. So like, when I'm making them out, they're actually adhering at the time. And then, what other suggestions were there for doing the roof? Terika, yeah. Painting stuff. Yeah, painting anything, doesn't it? Oh, somebody wanted to know, well I guess you might have already covered this, about building the tiles and then- Yeah, I covered that. If I build the tiles off the building, then put them on the building. Yeah, then I just have to use a lot of mortar to stick them down, to fill up all the space so it doesn't get bugs. Because I started doing the tiles and I've got, I have that video on my computer to give it to Dushena. But I ended up being able to make the tiles really thin which is nice because I don't wanna add a bunch of dead weight to the roof because then it'll just add weight to the building which it's not doing anyone any good. Plus I don't wanna use tons of material, right? So the first smear of mortar that I put on before the plastic sheet, I'm just like smearing it on, like basically as thin as I can make it and just get it wet with mortar and then the plastic sheet sticks down. And as long as the mortar is wet, the plastic sheet kind of suction's onto there and then I'll put the mesh on. And then I think I'm making it maybe like three millimeters thick, the top layer of mortar. So the total thickness of my tiles is maybe like four or five millimeters, like half a centimeter, quarter inch, less than a quarter inch, definitely less than a quarter inch. Like I would say probably like four millimeters. So it's not adding a ton of material. It means I don't need to use a ton of material. And yeah, it's cutting down the cost and the weight and the amount of stuff I have to drag up and down. I think I was using about a quarter of a bucket of material. So like, I guess a gallon and a bit, I'd pick a gallon and a quarter of mortar per tile, roughly. Yeah, oh, and having the plastic sheet, I really wanted to have a plastic sheet under whatever tiles I was doing because the plastic sheet is totally impermeable. It won't let any water in. And so basically the plastic sheet is the one that's doing the job of protecting the roof from water, which is all I really care about. And the tile on top, all its job is to protect the plastic sheet from the sun. And I think it's going pretty well. The ones I've stuck on so far look like they're working very well. Is not the plastic detaching from the tiles? Am I concerned about the plastic detaching from the tiles? Deshaun is asking. I did go over this before, but I think I forgot to say it like 10 minutes ago when I started talking. So I put the plastic sheet on first and then I put the mesh on overlapping above the plastic sheet. So the mesh is getting mortared right to the building. So wherever I have the squares, you know, they're at an angle like this, the top edge is stuck to the building. The mesh overlaps like 10 centimeters-ish. So it should stick pretty well. And I'm also putting a little bit of concrete adhesive goop into the mix, like the mix that goes on the building. So that should help it stick to the building. I don't know if that'll help the plastic sheet stick at all, but the plastic sheet will just be stuck under there. So even if the plastic sheet doesn't stick at all, it's held by the top edge. Yeah, come on over. What are your questions? Are you concerned if the plastic sheet will heat degrade over time? Will heat degrade over time? I don't know. Yeah, I mean, that's a concern. Will the plastic sheet heat degrade over time, being out in the sun under some concrete? I don't know. That's what I find out. If nothing else, the tiles should still be okay. So even if the building cracks under the tiles, you know, the tiles should be okay. And what? I'm time traveling. You're time traveling? Oh, because you're at it. Yeah. So if I paint the tiles, and I do want to do this, once I get all the tiles on, I want to paint the whole thing with like concrete waterproofing stuff. So then the tiles will also be waterproof. So... Are you gonna eventually use a concrete waterproofing type paint stuff? Are you concerned about that getting into the water that you concerned? Well, I need to do some research on that. Yeah, I need to look up if that's gonna be an issue or not. Obviously, I can't put anything on that's going to... Maintain the water. Poison me or anything. Thank you. Yeah. And while I've been working up there, doing all the stuff, I opened the pipe that comes from the gutter that goes to the water tank. So it just runs through all the cement and stuff. It doesn't go into my water tank. Cool. And then I let it rain for like an hour before I close it and let the water go through. I have to remember to keep doing that. So I have a few questions. What are your questions? My first question is... Are you being adorable? Oh, yes. I feel so much better today than I did like two weeks ago. Oh, yeah. So my last video, you put up the video just on Friday about being sick. Yeah, that was like a week ago. Week and a half? Yeah. Yeah, everything's cool now. I didn't die. You're feeling better too. Everyone's feeling better. Everyone's good. I died, I'm just a ghost. You died? Yeah. I did interrupt my morning exercises though. I haven't done any morning stretches or like my morning exercises for like two weeks. I started doing a little bit again this week, but then I was thinking, you know what? I'm kind of out of break. Let me start some new thing. Because you know, exercising when you do the same thing every few days, every week or whatever, you can get a little tedious. So I was thinking about what I'm gonna start. Starting Monday. Sorry. New thing. I'm gonna start a new exercise. I was thinking about maybe making a video because you know, people often ask about, you know, how do you start an exercise program that you're not gonna quit? Right. And that's always a big consideration. And then the short answer is start super easy, like way easier than you want it to be and just slowly increase and try to keep it so that you keep wanting to do more. Because the mistake a lot of people make when they start an exercise program is like the first day, they're like, yeah, I'm gonna go as hard as I can. Then they wake up the next day and can't move. And they're like, oh, that was horrible. Yeah. Yeah. That's why they quit. Keep it below. Make it so you want to keep doing more and then slowly increase. Okay, guys. Okay. So just to let you know, we're gonna start taking questions now. I know there's- Oh, I know this part. If you have a question, write question in the top of your comment in capital letters so we know it's a question. Ha, ha. Also, I just wanna say there's been a few questions already, but I really don't want to have to scroll all the way back. So if you could just repost them and I'll promise to answer them if we haven't answered them already, starting now. And whenever Dashain is talking, I'm just gonna make faces at myself and sorry if you think that's weird. Okay. I don't have a mirror at my house. I don't even know what I look like most of the time. Okay. I do look a little like Mac's headroom. The last question that we answered was what won't the plastic sheet heat degrade over time? I hope not. But maybe. Let's see where we are. Did you see my suggestion? Terry would like to know if you saw their suggestion on FRP dome hat, sort of like a yamaka just for the very top. FRP, fiber reinforced plastic, fiberglass. I already talked about that. Okay. The closer- I would love to do it, like just a big fiberglass thing on the top, but yeah, it was just cost prohibitive. Oh, right. There's also this stuff. I think it's called polyuria. It's what they painted on the Pentagon after it got bombed by, you know, whatever. Or was it prevent bombing? Yeah, it prevents bombing. I mean, you just painted on the whole building and it would be like indestructible. But I think it's like way too expensive. Anyway, yeah. What were you saying? So Jasper has asked a few times and I keep forgetting to ask you about this. Well, you better ask me then. I don't know what it is exactly. Yeah, what is it? But they would like to know if you- Jasper is probably a boy, you could say he. You know, I just never know these things. I know. I mean, there's this huge controversy and now a thing on Instagram. I sent her off in a tangent. I'm sorry. Your pronoun. No. Like I just don't want to offend anybody. Well, I'm just going to be the old man and say Jasper is probably a he. Okay. But you can say whatever you want. But what if Jasper is actually a girl who just decided to use- Well then make it Jasper-rock because it's confusing for- And I have a unisex name, Jamie. It could be boy or girl. Cause like I'd be trying to be you on the phone. I'll be Jamer. Jamer. Jamo. Yo, I'm Jamo. And then all the female Jamies can be Jamas. Jama. I'm Jama. I'm Jamo. So Jasper- We're just making the world confusing for ourselves by with all these pronouns and nonsense. So Jasper would like to know if you- No, I'm in trouble. If you're not making a full-sized pop-up boat. Oh. Okay, I have no idea what that is. Oh, okay. Oh, how do you explain it? Basically, if you have a metal container that's sealed and you have a tube coming out of it. And you- Wait, I have a metal container that's sealed. Yeah. Totally sealed. Totally sealed with a tube coming out that's also totally sealed. Okay. And you get some water in here. You get water in the metal container. And then you put the tube into water. Okay. So, you know, it's just got water in there. So there's some water in the container. I think it doesn't matter if it's full or not. But let's just say it's totally full of water. Okay. And you put a candle under the metal container. Okay. It heats up the water. This sounds like a propane fridge. It heats up the water and boils. Yes. And as it boils, it suddenly expands, right? Okay. So it shoves a bunch of water out. Okay. And, crap, how does the reaction go? Oh, but then, as some of the steam comes out, or it gets cooled off by the, whatever. And then, since it suddenly gets cooled off, it sucks back in, sucks water back in. Okay. And then that boils again. And it ends up just like, poof, poof, poof, poof, poof. Like, you know, like squirting and sucking over and over. And yeah, it goes pop, pop, pop, pop. Although now I'm not sure, because it might be, anyway, it doesn't matter. That's the basic principle. And since it'll kind of suck from all around, it won't just suck itself backwards. And then it squirts out, but it squirts it, like it squirts it in a more directed way. So it ends up propelling itself. So just one can, totally sealed, one pipe coming out of this totally sealed can, going into the water. Yeah, but I'm sure there's variations on this. Okay, that's the basic idea. Yeah. Okay, do you plan on making one of those? No. I mean, I thought about it. Once there were, once years ago, before I was making, I didn't make a video of it. I think I was started, it was when I just started making videos. But I was attempting to heat a hot tub with a pot that was sealed and it was full of water. And then a tube that went down to the hot tub water. And I got the thing, you know, I got a big fire going under it and it boiled the water and shot water out. And then it sucked it back in and it was doing the thing. It was doing the putt-butt thing. And it was like a big thing. Like it would, and you can see it, like at the end of the pipe, it was like shooting enough that it was like, you know, stirring up the stuff in the, there wasn't a lot of dirt down there, but there was enough that you could see it like. So you could like do this with solar panels and like an electric thing. I don't know what way could you do it where it wasn't requiring to use like. Dude, I would just use a fire with wood. Well, I'm saying what happens when you run out of wood? Well, then you get some more wood. And stuck in the middle of nowhere. No, there's wood all over the place. Anyway, but yeah, you could, I mean, the thing is if you're gonna use solar panels, you might as well just run an electric motor. Right. So, but I'm saying it's like, it's like a very simple steam engine. Right. Okay. Has anyone, someone must have done it. Probably. I wanna see if someone's done it. Like how well did it work? How good do they have it going? Maybe that would be, I do kind of wanna make a steam engine at some point that I can burn or run on burning wood. But I was thinking, you know, the more complicated piston and all that thing. Not a sterling engine though. Somebody really, oh, Todd, Todd from Rhode Island. Oh, I used to live in Rhode Island. Which is in the US. I know where the US is. Rhode Island is the smallest state in the United States. It's like a little piece of rice. It's smaller than Hawaii. It's tiny. Anyway. Yeah, you can walk over across Rhode Island in four and a half minutes. That's not true. I've driven through Rhode Island. Yes. You've driven through Rhode Island many times. Remember when we snuck into my school and did never mind? No, when I say that a lot. I borrowed some tools. I didn't, not tools I was taking out. They just had some equipment there. It was right after I graduated. It was like 10 minutes. Yeah, I was like, if I just had that pipe bender. So I snuck in and they wouldn't have been that upset if they knew out there. Not that upset. I just didn't feel like asking. It happens. So Todd from Rhode Island would like to know, is it hot there? And do you need an AC unit? If so, I will send you an AC unit. Well, I don't want to know the parameters of this AC unit. Because I really want one that I can plug right into my solar panels and I found one. Yeah, that will run on DC. All right, so I. Todd, we need to talk about this later. Can you send us an email? It doesn't get so hot that it would be necessary. It would be nice. Yes, it would be nice at times. And of course, it would be nice when the sun is, is hottest. So it would be really convenient to have like, because you know, when the sun is blasting, we have tons of extra electricity. There's also like the, it would be nice if the house was slightly drier, which an AC unit would help with. And it's like I could hang my clothes in a closet and I'm not become fresh smelling of mildew. That would be really nice. That, that is a pretty typical like tropical issue that I mean, pretty much everyone complains about. E-mailing us at Adventure Builder. The Adventure Builder movie. Yeah, the Adventure Builder movie at gmail.com. That would be amazing. Do you, do you have the email just down here, right? No, I haven't. You didn't do it? You didn't do it? I freaking forgot. What? I could do it right now. Two weeks to remember. We didn't do a thing last week because I don't know why. You, you were, you were being a dick and you were like, ah, I don't want to be a dick. I'm just making that up. Because we were still kind of recovering and so I was trying to catch up on like the house having fallen apart basically, like in terms of clothing everywhere. Yeah, yeah. You know, so. Anyway. Yeah. Oh, Tomaters is here. Oh, hello Tomaters. Hello, the roof here. Oh, he took him a little bit because he was driving, he was driving backwards and hit something. Well, he was getting his coffee made. In his adventure builder coffee cup. Yeah. Yeah. So, all right, let's see. Somebody would like to know how about a solar panel lean to the way they are, that way they are replaceable maybe for DeShana's house. Oh, just like make solar panels like this. Oh, right. He's talking about a roof, if I didn't say that part. So like just make solar panels for your roof. Yeah, he was saying, like at a previous question was, are you planning on making a solar panel roof? I just can't find the question. No, because you're going to have a dome, I think. Or you pick whatever you want, of course, but. What? Nothing. Well, if it's your house, what you want to. We're not talking about my house. Oh, I don't know that. Yeah. Although I was thinking about putting two solar panels on the top of my roof. So my roof has a big dome and then it has a little, well, I mean, it's like five feet across, like two meters, almost a hole in the top, to let air out. And right now I just have a fiberglass cap on it. And I was thinking of ditching the fiberglass cap and just putting like two solar panels up there, like that, because it's, I'm pretty sure two solar panels would cover it. They just need to make a little thing to attach them. And then I'd have two more solar panels up on my roof in a very convenient spot and maybe hinge them at the top in a way that's waterproof. So I can, you know, open them whenever I want to get out there and look around. Because, you know, sometimes you got to look out and use your pirate spy glass to see when the Navy's coming to get you. Somebody would like to know, when the bananas come in bunches, can you dehydrate them between layers, air filters? Yeah, I don't. Between layers, air filters. I'm not sure exactly what's going on. But right now, did I show that I have bananas coming? I did in one of the videos. Yeah. Because Amber wanted to know if bananas only produced one bunch and then died. Yeah, each banana. I think I said that in the video. But yeah, once the banana tree makes its bananas, that stock dies. And they're not like wood. It's sort of like, it's sort of like super grass. Yeah, I mean, that's what they are. They're not trees. It's like fat, fat grass. So you can get through it with a machete, with a couple of wax and just chop up the pieces and throw it down around the banana trees and then it'll decompose and feed the banana trees. And right now I have a huge bunch of bananas. It's got to be like 250, 300 bananas. I don't know. It's a lot of bananas. I kind of wish it would make like 30 or 40 at a time. And then, but it's now it's like 250 bananas and they're all going to rip on the same day. So. No, they don't all rip on them. I know. I'm exaggerating a little bit. But like, well. You think I'm a dramatic. No, you know what happens. We always get to a point where it's like, come on, come on, ripen, ripen. And we'll get like one or two ripening, and then like a week goes by and we've eaten like maybe a dozen bananas. And then suddenly it's like, blam, bright yellow. And it's like, oh no, and kids eat as many bananas as you can. And then there's like, three dozen bananas that are turning black. And it's like, oh, we can't eat them. But then we make banana bread and it's like, bananas, we got to eat more bananas, eat more bananas. But well, if we take bananas, well, last time I tried taking some bananas off, putting some in the window, putting some in different places in the house. And they did ripen at different rates a little bit. But the thing I noticed is the bananas I brought to your house ripened at a totally different time. So I think I need to cut the thing. No, they were from the same thing. No, I mean, I think they were the newer. I'm sorry, do I need to do that again? No, they were from the same bunch. It's not what I mean. Yeah, newer on the bunch. Yeah. Okay, this is why I just, I just explained the whole. Okay, I don't know what to say now. You just explained to me that reality is not reality. And I don't know. Just retract, but I think so. So anyway, anyway, the bananas I brought over here ripened at a drastically different rate than all of the other bananas that I had at my house. So I'm thinking I should cut the thing in half. Do I need to cut it down vertically so they're all the same age and then bring half of them over here? Anyway, now you're doing the, you're gonna strangle me later, face. Nope. Okay, Rex would like to know, he says this house leaks and not the others. What? It's got question in front of it. So say that maybe with a question set, let's try that again. This house leaks and not the others? This house leaks and not the others? Oh, like a lot of things leak. I don't know, a lot of houses leak. Okay. I don't understand. I don't understand. Many houses leak. Yeah, I don't know what the point as a question was, but moving on. Okay, so Everlanders. My house leaks a little bit. It's getting less though. Like even after I just put the first row of dragon scales on, I've noticed like a bunch of leaks are missing. It's great. Cause there was a leak right over my tool table. My, yeah, and it's gone. Oh, so nice. So I could take off the sheet of plastic I had over there. Yeah. Wait. Jason says. Jason, hello, Jason. Steve Mould just did a deep dive on the principle of the pop-up boats. He was into a question. Who did? Steve Mould. Oh, I'll have to. But wait, did he make one? Cause I don't give a crap about theory. I want to see someone make one. Cause it just says he just did a deep dive on the principle of the pop-up boat. Yeah, but that sounds to me like he talked about it or something. Like I want to see one that's made and going. Cause the difference between like, talking about something or like even making a, making a, what's it called? Like a proof of concept. The difference between that and making something that is being used and like being like put through the paces totally different. So this is why, sometimes you get people who think they're experts in things because they watch YouTube videos or because they read something and then they can't actually do anything with it. But like a person who's like, I'm doing this and I'm going to make it work and then they make the thing and it doesn't work and they're like to figure it out. Oh, okay. And then they finally get it to work. Like that person gets a different experience. So maybe we can look in to see if this guy actually made one. And there was a guy who's, I don't remember who this YouTube was, but there was a guy a while ago who was making all these engineering type YouTube videos and he was making a lot of proof of concept kind of stuff and never really tested any of it. Never really used any of it. And people kept sending me like links to this guy and it was all just useless garbage. I think he ended up disappearing. I haven't heard anything from about that guy in a while. Okay, so Terry would like to know, should there be a law that transgender persons disclose their factual birth gender to a potential suitor? Isn't that fair? I don't think you need a law. I mean, I- It's nice if you're like, oh, by the way, you know, we're not gonna be able to have kids because- Jasper did confirm that he is a man. Last time I looked, no, I'm not a Wigan peer. Wigan peer. Wigan, Wigan. Wigan, Wigan, I don't know what that is. I don't know what that is. I might need to have that explained. I am a man. And I say, he and him. Somebody would like to know Tesla turbine. I was wondering how long it was gonna be before the- I actually made one of those. No, it's not Elon. Tesla, you know Nikola Tesla is right? No, okay, I was just trying to just give me another Starlink. No, no, come on. Yeah, well, if you get Starlink, you can actually run it off a Tesla turbine. I see somebody said you should get Starlink satellite dishes into the roof. Oh, yeah, get a bunch of used crappy Starlink satellite dishes. Do they last long time? Oh, the other roof thing I didn't address was metal sheets. Oh, yeah, the metal sheeting. Yeah, it's just too expensive. Or metal tiles, metal. Well, sheeting, it doesn't matter. Yeah, metal sheets too expensive and then sticking it down and there's gonna be space under them unless I mortar under, you know. Okay, are you setting it up for him? Okay. Wait, what were we going on? Oh, Tesla turbine. I actually, I made a Tesla turbine many, many years ago. Yeah. Yeah, it is like. So actual Nikola Tesla. Nikola Tesla, nothing to do with Elon Musk. Yeah, not the Tesla car company. But it's just. The stock has gone down because of the whole. The whole what? The whole Bitcoin and crypto, whatever. So the Bitcoin is affecting Nikola Tesla's new company. Yes. Tesla, the car company. It's a little car company. It has nothing to do with Nikola Tesla, except they used his motor. Well, his motor design, which is. Well, yeah, they named them that. As far as I know, anyway, they named the company Tesla because they used Nikola Tesla's motor design. I thought it was nice of them to. That is nice to give some credit. Some credit. Yeah. That was really neat. But I did make a Tesla turbine many, many years ago. I didn't really do anything with it, but I made one. I mean, I ran it with some pressurized air. But it was when I was still in my not really doing stuff for real phase of life, you know, when I was at school and stuff. Yeah. So. After I started doing things for real, I learned the massive difference between doing stuff for real and doing stuff for like proof of concept or a test or whatever. Totally different things. Apparently, a Brecca cannot wait for our Starling court, you guys. A Brecca, she? I don't know. Or he? I don't know. We need to know who or she. If you identify as a she or he, so we. Or another. Or other. So we can future pronoun you correctly. Can I can I get like a, like my own pronoun that's like Superman, like Superman, like extra, extra male. I'm Superman. I'm the Superman. We just sigma. Yeah, we need. There's like, yeah, there's like, there's like a list of like 400 different pronouns now or something. And in Canada, they were trying to make people use them like legally. Okay. So let's see where we are. Okay. If I have missing questions, I just try to copy them cause I wanted to catch up with the chat and I was super behind. So post your questions. If you've got them, include the word question or question marks and we'll answer them. So somebody says. Instead of instead of people calling me him, I think I want people to just call me manly man. That sounds great. Yeah. Excuse me. So when, when he was going to the store, when manly man was going to the store. Manly man. Do you have like a shorter pronoun? Hey, you didn't call me manly man. And I'm no, no, you must use the entire thing. Or I'm going to get manly on you. Okay. Well then you, you're just not sufficiently amazing to talk to manly man. That's not all about you. No, you can't talk, you can't talk about me. That's right. Yeah. You can talk to me. Yeah. You, you can't even call me you. You just have to call me. Manly man. Bracka says I'm gender fluid. My gender depends on the wind direction and relative humidity. I suppose to the manly man who is always male in all situations. Everything can be solved with a hammer and a club and manly manness and muscles and bones. Mostly bones. Question. Do you use poly or monochrystalline panels? Do you notice a difference between your flexible panels on your boat? Well, all of them are, oh crap. I don't know. They're the, they're the blue ones with the chrystalline things. I don't know. What's, I don't remember now. I think they're monochrystalline. Can you go ask her? But it's the most common one. It's what everything is and not everything, but it's the most common one and my plastic panels are the same. And the plastic panels and the glass panels all seem to be working great. The plastic panels do have a much shorter lifespan. I was told seven years in the sun. So like I have those on my boats. So I keep them parked in the shade most of the time and on my one boat, they close. Now my other boat, they tilt. So I actually kind of tilt them toward the trees. So the sun doesn't hit them very much. Apparently. So hopefully they'll last a lot longer. This is a real word. I'm going to try. Oh no. Is this going to be a pronoun? Nip-loids. Nip-loids. From green bananas. You should eat and cook green bananas. Wait, wait. Nip-loids on the end of green bananas. Eat the dry nip-loids on the end of green bananas. Like the part that comes out that attaches to the plant. The nip-loids. Is that the nip-loid? I would think that would be the nip-loid. So what do you do? Like chop it up? Boil it? I don't know. Fry them? I don't know. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know. Nip-loids. Question. This guy's like, they're going to try it now. So the tomato says, hey, J-mo. Yeah. That's right. J-mo. So Jasper says, you're definitely a fan of Captain Orgasmo's South Park. I actually have no idea what that is. But I mean, I've seen the South Park so I can presume. Dora Radcliffe. Okay, so now would you assume that Dora Radcliffe is a character? Dora Radcliffe, she, I would actually think- From a book? Dora Radcliffe can't even be called she. She must be- Rat. Ratcliffe? Oh, that's totally a womanly woman. They're not like a reference to it, right? Yeah, you can't call womanly woman her or she. It's good you have to say womanly woman. Dora Radcliffe, we need to know if you're, if you identify as male or female. She's actually transgender and a man and she's gonna crap all over me right now. I'm sorry. I got it wrong. I screwed up. So Dora would like to know- Yeah. Did you figure out what methods you used to dig out the river for your boat launch area? Yeah, I ended up just using a long, like a long spoon mostly. I mean, the two methods that I end up using is mostly either jump in with buckets, which sucks, but it's the fastest. But the second fastest is, you have a long aluminum pole. It's like, I don't know, three meters long, 10 feet, maybe even longer than that. And then it has like a scooper on the end. It's maybe like a two or three gallon scoop I made out of like PVC pipe stuff. And I'll stick that out and just scoop it up and then dump it on the land. And that works pretty well. It's not as fast as the buckets, but I don't have to stand in the mud. So that's the one I end up doing more often. Eric Bauerfeld, who sent you a super sticker earlier. He him. Yes. It's definitely him. Him. Yeah. Anyway, sent you a super sticker earlier. I know. Anyway, would like to know, did you ever try growing stuff in Vermont? I did. We actually got tomatoes one year. Yeah, lettuce. We had a lot of tomatoes. I had saba beans. And we had carrots too. We had purple carrots. Oh, but the mice kept getting the strawberries. Oh, until like, yeah. We did get some of our strawberries. We also grew raspberries, which were growing wild. And I took some and replanted them around the dome. I wonder if they're still growing there. Our speed of raspberries, my bestie is she just discovered they have black raspberries and it's sending me root cuttings. Oh, cool. So we can. Will they grow here? Who's your bestie? Where's this person live? Okay. Not here. No. But now I kind of want to know if there are still raspberry bushes growing around the dome in Vermont. Hey, when you guys go to visit the dome in Vermont, will you let us know if there are any raspberry plants growing around that area? We would. Yeah, it's funny. That's how I actually want to know. I don't want to know the conditions of the buildings or the land or anything. I just don't want to know. I just don't want to know any raspberry plants. So, let's see. But anyway, when we were there, we did grow a bunch of fruit. We got the little garden. Yeah. The only problem is like, you get one chance because of the summer. One year, we got a lot of tomatoes and a lot of really good stuff. But then the next year, the tomato plants were growing. They were like, ooh, they looked great. And there were a bunch of other stuff growing. And then everything just got too wet one week and like just died. And that was it. Yeah. And I feel like it's snowed early that year too or something. Well, no, everything, it was the blight. Oh, that's right. The blight. Everyone was complaining about the blight. Ah, it just rained for two weeks and now everything's dead. The blight. So, the, oh, the nip Lloyd is the dry brown bit at the end of the green banana. Oh, at the end. Flower. I'm on the one. Yeah. It's the flower at the end of every banana. The nip Lloyd, all that makes more sense. The end of every banana. Yeah, I would not want banana-shaped ones of those. But nip Lloyd. Go ask Aurora to help you do that, okay? And then you can run around that's it. Okay. Yeah, go chase some chickens. Okay. Let's see what I think. Maybe the AC unit would dehumidify and give you water too. Oh, that's right. It does give you water. Yeah, if we were in like an emergency, emergency, like ultimate emergency situation. Or for the washing machine. Like when Rock Lee eats this chocolate thing. Ultimate emergency situation. So a lot of people are having fun with the word nip Lloyd. Sometimes when I wear the wrong kind of t-shirt, my nip Lloyds get a little sensitive. Actually, I've never had sensitive nip Lloyds. Sometimes my nip Lloyds like rub against the inside of my shirt. It just doesn't work great. When I used to run track and I used to run distance, I knew some guys who would put band-aids over their nip Lloyds when they were like running. Like if they were going on a really long run because their shirt would rub on their nip Lloyds. But I never had that problem. I think because my pectorals push my shirt out enough that my nip Lloyds don't get rubbed. Yeah, it's true. It might also just be that I run steady enough that my shirt's not rubbing on my nip Lloyds. So many people would get like bleeding nip Lloyds from like running. Your shirt just like... I've had bleeding nip Lloyds from children and nursing at the beginning. Yeah. The next question is, how about making a cable slide that also... What is a cable slide? Is this like... Oh, yes, zipline. Okay, I have to help the car cannon really quick. You better go help car cannon. All right, why don't I make a zipline? I haven't had a zipline question in a while. But, well, for moving boats and stuff, is that what it was? Where's this comment? Oh, okay. I'm just gonna presume it's something about moving boats and heavy stuff. Well, I've been thinking about making something for that. And the thing I would really like to make is just like a giant scaffolding like over the entire boat area. And I was kind of calculating the cost of it. And it's like $4,000. And I'm just like, man, is that gonna be worth $4,000? And I don't know if I can justify that. It would be pretty amazing though to have just like a big stainless steel scaffolding over the whole boat area. So then I could lift things up and it would be partly over the land and partly over the water. So I could have, what are they called when you have a metal thingy with rollers and a winch thing? Oh, gantry crane. I could have gantry cranes up there to move stuff all over the place, which would be great. You pick the boats up and put them out. But yeah, I'm not sure I can justify the cost. Unless I like was walking down the street and just found $4,000 suddenly one day, then I might just do it. But I've been trying to think of kind of smaller, simpler ways to like move boats in and out of the water. Right now I only move one of my boats. I only park one of my boats out of the water. And it's my smallest boat. Well, not my, it's not a kayak, but my smallest boat with a motor on it. And that one I can drag out by hand. So I just do that. But I wanna figure out how to get my other boats out of the water too. But I don't know, I'm gonna have to do some more thinking about that. And it would also be cool to be able to move like rocks and sand or whatever, you know, just big objects off boats to the land more easily. Although it's not terrible because I can park my boat right up to the land and the boats are pretty much the same level as the land. Obviously it depends on the tide. So I can roll things off and on with a wheelbarrow and stuff like that. So my loading and unloading isn't that bad right now. Which is probably why it's not a high priority. But it would be really cool to figure out some crane or scaffolding or something to move stuff. I think that would be great. Um, oh. Someone asked, have I recovered yet from, I mentioned watching some TV shows while I was sick. Have I recovered from watching the TV shows? I don't know, I was watching this, this English show called Shameless. Which is definitely not a kid's show. So don't watch it with your kids. Were you the one telling me about that show or did somebody else tell you about that show? Yeah, I told you about it. But I just have it on one of my hard drives because someone gave me a bunch of stuff and it was on there and I was like, well, let me just watch this. And I wouldn't recommend it or anything. Didn't do anything particularly great for my life. Did you end up watching the Freeman Dyson Bomb Rockets documentary? Yeah, I did. What did you think of that? It was pretty cool. I think I said something about that a few weeks ago. But it made me think that we didn't get to have the nuclear powered amazing spaceships because we're just too stupid. It's like the adults came and gave us crayons and all we would do is scribble on the walls with them. So they had to take them away. And that's what all this nuclear power stuff was like. Like there's so many cool things we could use nuclear power for. But no, no, we don't get to do that because we're too stupid and all we want to do is make battleships and do dumb things. Yeah. Let's set off like 2,000 nuclear bombs, but not do anything cool. Also we could even use it for electricity. Yeah, yeah. So we're gonna have our TVs on all the time. I'm not a super big fan of nuclear electricity. And I understand that it solves a lot of problems. But man, when something makes a waste product that like basically never goes away. I know it goes away eventually, but like for all practical purposes, why is that baby covered in markers? You are so colorful. I mean, it basically never goes away. Like it's not gonna, like radiation from this doesn't go away for such a long period of time that it's just not fair to do that to the future. Did you get your eyebrows colored? Plus we don't need all that energy. We don't need so much energy. Did you get colored? Yeah. Did you get colored? Put your shirt down. Okay. That's a whole other discussion though. So Ken Wasiki is asking about the houseboat and the big sailboat. What about them? Well, he wants to know how's the houseboat doing or your big sailboat. Well, the houseboat I gave away and the big sailboat sunk out there. I talked about that a couple of weeks ago, but yeah, the big sailboat I bought, even from the beginning, I wasn't sure if I was gonna be able to save the hull because it was in really bad shape and was sinking. Had a pump keeping it afloat barely. But all the, you know, the masts and the stainless steel cables and all the stainless hardware and stuff was definitely worth more than the price I paid for it. So I got all that stuff off and then yeah, I just wasn't able to do anything with the hull. I mean, I could still refloat it and try to fix it up, but it's in really bad shape. Like the outside surface is all cracked and stuff. So at the moment it's just sitting there, partly submerged. You can stand on it though and go fishing off it. So it's kind of like an extra little dock out there. But I used the masts, I used one of the masts from the sailboat and cut it into pieces. And that's what holds up my third floor, which doesn't exist yet. I mean, I have a really, I have some of the joists for my third floor. Andrews apparently did not know you had a third kid. Oh, well, I've got seven. I have four kids here. Yeah, we have four kids together. The fourth one is sitting in my lap right now and she will be two years old tomorrow. Yeah. So there's three girls and a boy here. And then I also have three kids with, it was a donor situation when I was back in Vermont. And yeah, those three kids, I do know those kids. They know who I am and they talk to their brothers and sisters online sometimes and stuff. But it was like, yeah, those kids have never lived with me. It was a different situation. Yeah. And then once I had the first one, you were like, hey, I want kids too. Come on, hook me up. And I was like, I don't know, we don't get along. It's just, it's just bad. And then you were like, come on. I just want some kids. Just let me mooch off your food and live in your house for free. And then I'll give you some kids. And I was like, all right, fine. I'm sorry. Exactly how it went. Actually, well, it doesn't matter. Can you stop biting me? No, no, you're done. Go play. Yeah, go play. No, you're not milky, you're biting me. Okay, go play. Oh, and the reason I want to have so many kids is because I think the world needs more Jamie's. Speaking of getting more children. So yeah, there was a whole thing that, our favorite person in the universe, Elon Musk. Why do you say it like that? I don't know anything. I don't know enough about him to say that. Because it's like, I don't know who he is. No, it's because people keep asking me about things about Elon Musk. Well, apparently he has 10 kids now. Yeah, he's like, he's three short buddy. I know. Well, well, how do you get 10? Well, as far as I understand the news. You don't just get 10 just by like accident. No, no, they were in purpose he thinks that the world is not. He thinks the world needs more smart people, doesn't he? Yeah. Yeah, me too. I'm totally with him on that. I'm glad he's making more babies because he's a smart guy and he's like, yeah. Yeah, and he, I think has the twin gene. Like, so he ends up with like multiples. Oh yeah? Like naturally? His first five kids first, you know, were multiple triplets and twins or twins and triplets. And the twins, I think were natural. The triplets, I think we're not. Okay. But I would say that's pretty, pretty high success rate. But I think, yeah, the second time was in Beecho. We do have a friend who did the, I went to the doctor and paid the money and said, make me have lots of babies. That's super efficient. It's like you're getting it all, like you're using all this energy. I'm always, I'm a little wary of medical intervention in childbirth though. No, I wouldn't do it. I mean, I personally wouldn't do it because I know what's required. In order to get to the point of the in Beecho, it's like the shots. I'm like, no, thank you, but. I'm just wary of medical intervention in general. Cause you, I don't know. Like I just want that stuff to go naturally and not mess up the, you know, what has been developed through evolution for a long time. There is a lady apparently in Africa who is like, well now she's probably 45 or six or something, but she has 39 children because she has a gene that actually naturally produces like three and four children in like a, you know, cycle. Should I answer the general Elon Musk question? Probably, yeah. So people ask me a lot of questions about Elon Musk. Like, what do you think about this that Elon Musk is doing? Or he said this or this. And I think that the guts of the question people are asking me is basically, Jamie, you say a lot of the same things as Elon Musk, but there's a significant difference. What is that? And I think the, the main difference between me and him, like we have, we have a similar, what? I mean, I mean, besides that I'm super manly and he's less manly than me. No, they. You guys are like the same height. I think, no, he might be a little taller. It doesn't matter. We both have like the basic same theme or, what's the word? The basic same motivation in our lives, which is like we're trying to figure out how to make the world better and help the human race kind of continue into a positive future kind of thing, right? And the significant difference is that he's operating under the presumption that everything's pretty much okay and we just need to progress from here. And I'm under the, I'm operating under the presumption that we've already gone too far down the wrong road, we need to backtrack and then we can make progress. That make sense? Yeah. So like the way he's doing things, he's using all of the systems that are, that are currently set up. Like he's using our current civilization to continue forward, which I actually, I mean, that was when I made the decision that I made, which was like to check kind of back up and get smaller and more detailed with my life and try to get more connected with yours and stuff. I did think about the other option. I just chose to backtrack because I just think that we've made too many mistakes to continue on. You know, it's kind of like when you get on that thing that's heading toward the Massachusetts Turnpike and it's just like, oh, I can't get off now. Now I'm gonna have to pay the toll and I gotta drive like five miles down the stupid road, pay the toll, get off, then come back the other way, then I can get back to where I was. And actually I think it's worse than that. I think we're heading toward a dead end. And I think the civilization we've built right now is kind of on a decline and it kind of has to fall apart to a large degree before we can progress. But he's operating under the presumption that it can still be saved and kind of continue. Although I don't even know that for a fact. Maybe he's thinking the same thing I am, but he's like, well, let me squeeze some stuff out of this before it dies. So I don't know. But just in terms of like the way we're doing things differently, I mean, that's the basic principle that's different. So he's more like, let's continue the mass production and the more technology and all that stuff. And I'm more like, let's get rid of mass production and have people be more independent. Like I don't want everyone to drive the same car and to have a job that requires money to pay for everything and everything they wanna do, they have to buy. I want it to be more like, let's put all that crap aside and how about everyone, this is pretty far-fetched at the moment, but I think it would be great if everyone was growing their own food, for example, and could build their own houses and stuff or at least have the understanding of that stuff enough that they can make good decisions regarding it. Cause the way one of the major problems I think our civilization has today is that people are so disconnected from everything around them, they can't make any good decisions based on anything. It's like, I wanna go fast, mom! And that's the whole decision. I wanna go fast cause it makes me feel good right now. And it's like a quick adrenaline rush. And it's like, well, what are you destroying to get all that? And then we've become so focused on getting the luxuries we want that we're not getting the stuff we need, you know? Like, yeah, I think that's one of the major problems with our societies. We're so focused on what we want, we've lost track of what we need. So like what we want is like a phone that can do a hundred other things, you know, 8,000 TV channels and like internet and fast car and fast everything and instant gratification, everything. And we're forgetting about like human connections, being able to take care of yourself, be independent in some way. So, yeah. Kreena would like to know. She? Yes, definitely. I actually have an email going with her. Oh, really? She's the author that wants to send us five of her books to review. Oh, that's cool. And maybe plug in a show, upcoming show after we've read them. Oh. Yeah, so she has sent them to us so they should be here as well. So these are good books then, I take it. She writes children books and they, yeah. She's on my Instagram. She's got some pretty cool illustrated books. I barely know what Instagram is at this point. It's okay. She wants to know, have you ever seen the Back to Eden documentary with Paul Gacci? I'm loving his simple approach to growing food. Also his technique for pruning apple trees, it's awesome. No, there's some other thing that people recommended a couple of weeks ago and you were supposed to look it up. Oh, I remember you were supposed to look it up. Yeah. I don't know what it was. Yeah. All right, back to Eden. Write that down. We'll have to check that out. Can you send us an email with that because that would make my life pretty good. Baby's stripping. Can you give her a close-on? No, I don't know what. Oh, you have salt or something. So maybe that's on YouTube. Yeah. One thing I would recommend people watch is Garbage Warrior with this guy who made, Mike Reynolds, the guy who made The Earth Ships. Right. It's, I gotta give you a warning though. It's a little depressing. I mean, the first half is amazing and then it's just, the guy gets mired in politics and it's, oh God, it's just, but other than that, it's really cool. It's amazing. Do you like Randy Feltface, The Purple Puppet? Randy Feltface, The Purple Puppet. I don't know who that is. Probably, sounds like a cool dude to me. Yeah. Is he a Randy? Yeah. What? Wait a minute. Randy Feltface, The Purple Puppet. Sounds suspicious. Let's move on. So I feel like we've had this conversation too. Ken Waseeki is asking, what are your thoughts on eugenics? Well, I think that government issued eugenics is no good, which kind of goes along with my- Government issued anything. Yeah, it goes along with my general idea that we need to get off laws and governments governing people and we need to get on morality. And I think that people taking an interest in their own future survival in the future of the human race, in terms of trying to have smart kids who are healthy and all that, I think that's great. I think that's what has gotten the human race and all the animals to the point where we are today on an individual basis. But it should never be governed by any kind of government or laws. Mark is watching. Mark. Mark. Hey, Mark. Your brother. Yeah, I figured. Hey, Mark. What are you doing, Mark? Right now, my face is in Canada right now doing that to my brother. Hey, Mark, what are you doing, man? I just asked about the quilt that's behind us. And the person who made it is, her name is Anna Copley. And she is an accomplished quilter. She's made many quilts for my family. This is a very nice quilt. This is one of them. And it's quite beautiful. It's really intricate. I don't know if you can see it, but these are all machine embroidered. And each one of the little white areas has one. Oh, yeah. You can't see this on the camera. But it's got a whole embroidery thing right here. And each one is different. Maybe you can see it a little bit. Each one is different. And the quilt is about, it's the size that fits over. It's a square. And it's the size that fits over a queen size bed. But it's supposed to be for the bed, but they didn't want it to get dirty. So I made it hanging instead. A tapestry. A tapestry. A tapestry. I put my bed up in the daytime because my bed goes up so the kids stay off of it. Why are tapestries Scottish? Because they have them in Scotland in their castles, tapestries. So Tomaters just gifted five Jamie Venceau memberships again. No way. I don't know what that means still, but that's OK. I believe you, it's a thing. Memberships to your YouTube channel from a long time. Nice. Yeah. What is that? It's kind of like a Patreon. So like if you had tears in your, when you did different things. Hey, keep that baby's bum out of here. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, I speak, Carol. So are you secretly a Highlander? I am a Highlander. I like to wear me kilts. Actually, no, I have, well, I don't know. I might have some Scottish blood in me. Which one? My dad's side of the family's German. But then my mom's side of the family is all like UK-ish. There might be some Scottish in there. OK, stickwoods. There probably is, yeah. Yeah. My favorite character in Samurai Jack is the Scotsman. Could you use the crane that you have not made to dredge? Well, that's another consideration. Yeah, I mean. You read that a lot in Scottish. Did someone just tell me to? Fog off. So Sean McGuire says yo, Jamie. Sean McGuire. He's Irish. Yeah. I'm like, maybe your cousin. Wait, I don't think I have. Oh, my distant cousin that I don't know about. Yeah, maybe. Somebody would like to know, have you heard about the Zeitgeist? Is that saying it right? I think so. Project. Well, I have not looked into that in quite some time. But many years ago, when I looked into that, I watched a movie where some guy explained many of the problems with the world very well. He very well defined the problems of the world and then came up with completely asinine solutions to the whole thing. Oh, someone just got angry at me. But it was basically just. You don't have your clothes on. Yeah, it didn't make any sense to me at all. It was like, the basic principle was like, let's get off money and just get on a resource-based economy. But that doesn't change anything. Like whether your resources are being shuffled around by money or being shuffled around without money, I mean, if you still have stupid people making dumb decisions, this doesn't matter. Like who's going to be in charge of divvying up the resources in this superior way? Like it's just going to be communism all over again. Oh, surprisingly, Randy Feltfaces an Australian puppet adult humor, but very funny. Oh, adult humor, OK. And he would like to know how you're doing. Well, do the waffles have ice cream on them? Because if they don't have ice cream on them, I don't think I want chicken on my waffles. Chicken and waffles? No, chicken and waffles, that's not. You cannot come. You have no clothes on. Sit down, sit down then, OK. Waffles and ice cream sound great right now in maple syrup. Karina would like to know if you have watched Outlander. So I watched Outlander. What was it, the first season up until the prison scene? Yeah, I did. Not with you. But you were going on about it. I was like, all right, well, let's see what this is. The prison episode. Yeah, and after the prison episode, I was like, I think I said, I shouldn't say it. Can I say the F word? I was like, F this? Yeah, that was the F. Some horrible woman wrote this and was like, ugh. Yeah, that's your bad. Yeah. And at that point, I was just like, he just, I don't need any more of this crap. Before that, it was very like, just like girls' fantasy thing that doesn't make any sense and is nonsense. But I was like, well, all right. Time traveling is involved. And it was all about a guy who's just all the men are in love with this woman. Doesn't matter. Anyway. It does matter. Yeah, once I got to the prison scene, I was just like, enough. That's enough. So I think Ken Wasegi has been out of the loop for a while, because all the questions that Ken has asked this time have been from our previous interview. All right, what's he got? Come on. So he wants to know how the digester thing is going. Yeah, I don't know. It might be amazing. I haven't tried it. Supposedly, it's working. I just need to hook up a tube and then test it out. And I think the reason I haven't is because I don't know. Is it going to work? I don't know. Marcus says, the waffles are raspberries, chocolate, and syrup. Let's see. That sounds pretty good. I think you would take the raspberries out, but the chocolate and syrup would work, or take the chocolate out and put the raspberries. I don't know. I haven't been eating sugar for years, so I don't know. I would eat maple syrup, though, or honey. So somebody. Oh, apparently, Dora has finally answered my question and says, I do identify as a woman. Womanly woman, I knew it. We can hang out, because I'm a manly man. Wait, wait, wait. I can be friends now. Well, I don't know, actually. Can a manly man hang out with a womanly woman? Or is it like two opposite, two opposite ends of the spectrum? I don't know. I feel like a manly man and a womanly woman could hang out together and be totally fine. I can be totally fine, because each year, you're distinct. Yeah, because I'd be like, you're the manly man. She'd be like, oh, yes, I'm a womanly woman. Exactly like that, right? But I didn't do the womanly woman part, right? Because I'm a manly man. I don't know what womanly women do or think or anything. You don't know what women think in general. I just think women think, how can I make Jamie's life as difficult as possible? Yeah, I know. What's the worst thing that I could possibly say to Jamie right now that would make him super stressed out and annoy the crap out of him? Yeah. Yeah? What would that be? Apparently, Dora says you guys could hang out. Oh, yeah, we could totally hang out. Yeah, Dora, you should come visit. Come visit, man, let's hang out. So, let's see, sit down, sit, sit. Joseph is saying something about- Joseph Blumeister? Blumeister. Hello, Joseph Blumeister. I think it's about aluminum roof tiles from pop and beer cans. Oh, God. Yeah, this comes back to- But I think Kevin cannot have a conversation about that, so I missed part of it. I know they might be talking about something. But in terms of my roof, this comes back to the massive scale, like the amount I would need is just insane. Oh, OK, Ken is up-to-date. He was just following up with his questions that he had asked. Oh, very good, very good. I guess, so there's that. I'm not up-to-date. If anyone wants to catch me up, that'd be great. Apparently, this conversation is turning dangerously taboo with heterosexual people. Oh, we've gotten way too taboo. I mean, I talked about manly men and- Lapitop says that regarding the gas. Why do these people get these names? Lapitop. Top. Lapitop. He was like, well, Brian Smith. Oh, it's taken. Well, let's try Bry Smith. No, no, it's taken. He tried his various versions of his name. Then he finally just like, fine, Lapitop. Well, he was like, what would my five-year-old call this machine? Lapitop. OK, what's the question? So you were talking about the gas digester and about testing it, and he said it's called a sh-test. Yeah, it would be a sh-test or a fart test. Well, I feel like I would call it a fart test because I'm actually testing the farts. But it would also be a sh-test. Shot test. And the stupid thing is like, this thing may be making all this methane that I'm just not using right now that I'm wasting. It could be. And yeah, I'm going to have to stick a tube on it. See, OK, I have a mild concern that I'm going to blow up the entire tank. I don't think that'll happen. Well, as long as you just have to make sure there's not oxygen in it. No, you have to light the thing. Yeah, but you could have a two. Oh, I give a six. But if it has enough air in it with the stuff, it would actually ignite and explode. But supposedly, I mean, the presumption is it would fill with methane, push the rest of the air out, and then it would be safe until the methane. Because the methane won't burn on its own. It has to get out into the oxygen. That's why it won't burn down the tube and explode. Lapitop wasn't thinking about that. So it should be fine. He was saying, not sh-test equals woman testing what you put up with. Yeah, that. Oh, yeah. See, I'm comfortable. If I meet a woman and she tests me at the beginning, fine. But like, don't keep doing it, seriously. Like once I pass the test, you got to back off and just be like, OK, now I'm not just spending all my time screwing with you. We can actually hang out and be human beings. Speaking of hanging out and human beings, so somebody suggested that you need to find a good girlfriend. How are you planning on doing that? How am I planning on doing that? I'm working on it. Well, you've talked about going out and becoming more social. I'm going to be more social. I'm going to be more social and go do some socializing things. Like what? You realize people are involved in socializing. Yeah, I know. I got to talk to people and stuff. And not be offensive. Right away. Well, I think I can be offensive. Just my normal amount of offensiveness. Because if I go do my charismatic normal guy thing, I'm going to track the wrong person, the wrong type of people. But if I go and just be normal amount of offensive, then all the horrible people are going to go away, right? Not necessarily. I don't know. I need to be slightly more charismatic. I can actually be charismatic when I want to be. I just usually don't. Yeah, I think she's just being a little bit. I'll work on it. Just a little bit. I'll try. Just a little bit. I'll smile and be like, hmm. Can you see here's a little girl out there? And she's just a little, you know, like not. Yeah. She's not ready for my level of. Yeah, your level of. Manly madness. This is. Why am I so horribly offensive? You're not horribly offensive intentionally. It's no. That's I know it. No, it's like our social thing. It's not social awkwardness. It's just that what I think is offensive is different than what most people think is offensive. And I don't. And I choose to not recognize the bullcrap that most people think is offensive, right? But you can't like come right out of the gate with that. Yeah, yeah, I get it. You got to get around the check a couple of times. Hey, I think I can come right out of the gate with that as long as I'm being charismatic enough. So I'm going to have to practice my charisma. Yeah, I think it's a good idea. Oh, Christ. So, yeah, I'm going to. I'm going to try to be more social and do some. I'm going to try to go to some events and stuff. Like hang out with people. And you might have to ignore a lot of things they say. I guess. Usually when I meet people, this doesn't always happen. Most of the time. It's the time. And I don't really hear anything they say anymore. It's obvious. Oh, I'm sure it's obvious because I'm not trying to hide it. Maybe you should work on that part. I think I'm making it less obvious that you're not paying attention, you know. Pretend them. Pretend I'm patient. Just pretend. I know it's hard. I can do it. I know how to talk to people if I want to talk to people. I know. It's OK. Maybe want to is the thing, the key thing. No, I'm going to be social. I'm going to go be social. Yeah, just make the best of the experience opportunity. No, you can't say that because that sounds like it's going to be horrible. If it's horrible, I'm just going to leave. No, it's going to be great. So, let's see, there was a question. There are no like social things right around here. I'm going to have to like go all the way to town or whatever. How are the bunnies and idols doing? I've seen some ladder bio digest in response to those two different things. Your animals are doing great, right? Your eggs are actually making chickens now. I said your eggs, your chickens are making eggs. Well, technically, they are making chickens. No, I mean, maybe. Well, anyway, there are roosters. But you kick the roosters out of the chicken coop so they're not harassing the hens. So the hens can actually lay the eggs. And now you get an egg. Well, they're also not eating the food. Yeah, those roosters are huge and fat. And they're just like, argh. Yeah, they were like bullying their way in there, too. I just stood in there for like two hours one day watching the whole thing. You stood there for two hours? I actually sat there. I was learning about chickens. Like trying to figure out what they do and don't do. So getting the roosters out of the way helps the hens make more eggs. It does, it really does. Yeah, I can buy that. Somebody, Vasco Zuzu says. You need to get those roosters who are like, yeah, go hens, do it. Yeah, that's why I kick mine. I just don't feed them. If you don't lay eggs, you don't get fed. You find your own food in the yard. Yeah, yeah, there's plenty of crabs and stuff. Oh, yeah, there's totally plenty of crabs. And I know that you get a crab in because I saw Hank. Oh, he made it off the island and got back? Yeah. Hank, he's the big white rooster. Oh, he's huge. We're going to eat him for like three days. I, Zach, might object to that. Oh, Zach likes that one, right? Yeah, it's one of our neighbors. Yeah, you might object to that. So the baby's falling asleep on my bed. Yeah. Yeah, okay. So question, can we see more of the land? More of the land. My land? Well, I'm guessing this is your show. They're talking about my land. Oh, yeah, my land. Well, like my island or like? Or like our properties. Properties in general. Cause I have a few other pieces at an island. My island is Manly Man Island. Your island is. My island. Jane's Island. Yeah. I have no pronouns. Yeah. Yeah, I think so. Yeah, just specify. Do you want to see more of the land in general or more of my island specifically? Yeah. Queen, I would like you to do more videos on the food forest. I'd love to see how those develop all over the world. Oh, man, the food forest. The thing with that is like? It's not happening right now. Oh, well, I know your island. It's happening. It's just happened slowly. I want to try to. I try to every once in a while. Well, yeah. I try to get a few shots of the trees, but it's like, oh, look, it grew that much is. I mean, it's like, if you saw it and then saw it a year later, there would be a significant difference. But it's going. I think I showed it a little bit in one of the videos recently. Yeah. I'll keep kind of showing little bits of it here and there. And then, well, the other thing is with trees, they kind of seem to grow exponentially. Like they start real slow at the beginning. So once they start to grow, it's like, ah. So we'll get to that point. But right now, all the trees I planted. And then on his suggestion about showing the land and said, all the, all, sorry, all the land of islands to see what you've done that we might not have seen. Oh, OK. Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying to think. Well, the big piece of land we have, which we call the farm, because I was farming it for a while until the neighbor's cows trashed it. I had to put up a fence. Yeah. Over there, I mean, there are a bunch of paths through the property. And, you know, whenever I find a downed tree, I'll cut it into boards and drag it out of there. I've shown that a few times. But that's all that's really going on over there. Hey, Breca says. I'm going to have to build a fence at some point, though. You're going to have to build another sailboat in front of your home to attract people. Does that attract people? It attracts the wrong people. Sometimes. Dan Duvall, who. Maybe I should put a big sign on my island. Says party. Looking for hot chicks. Party. Yeah, looking for hot chicks. That's it. Party here. Oh, God. I get the worst people. Drunk people would show up. Dan Duvall, who I think. How do you mean girls who aren't into Filthy Friday and not drunk? I think you're going to have to start with that and then filter through them. Dan Duvall, who I think is secretly a fan of mine, says you could search for 20 years and not find anyone to compare it to Shana, in my opinion. But I'm just here for the Filthy Friday last time. Yeah. It's only he knew. How are the banana trees going? Calm. The funny thing is people see us on here and they think everything's fine. They don't see as soon as it turns off, you're like throwing shoes at me and like. Yeah, because that's my. Like, I'm a big. No, I'm just kidding. No, we don't have that kind of problems. Yeah, I don't think we do. No, we just have other issues. We get along fine as long as we're not like spending any time together. I mean, we can hang out a little bit. Yeah, I think it's more of topics that we can get into. Yeah, we have to avoid a whole huge areas of. Conversation, conversation and just topics in general. And just it's huge. I think it's well, you can probably watching this. You can probably see when we like nibble into one a little bit and suddenly the Shana gets this face and I get this face. Yeah, what do the face? No, it's the fake smile. The Vaseline smile. That's what we call it because in cheer cheerleading, you're the chance to keep a smile on your face the whole time. You put Vaseline across your teeth. Does it stick your lips? No, it keeps you from closing your mouth. Oh, because it's like gross. Yeah, it sounds terrible. It's terrible. Give me a kiss better. Oh, that's fine. So let's see. Question. I feel like I was in the middle of something. We were talking about something. Oh, well, what's the next thing? Next thing is how are the banana trees going? Palms, I don't know. Well, I have that one banana tree with that huge thing of bananas on it. So I'm going to get those. I mean, it's still it's still going to be a couple of months. Wait, when you I can't remember now once once you get the bananas and they're out and they're like that, you know, the thickness of my thumb, maybe a little thicker, it's still it's still like a while, right? It seems like it takes forever for the bananas to really finish. But I don't know in a month or two, I'll have some bananas. And I need to plant more banana trees. But the thing is I want to do a bit of landscaping on my island before I plant banana trees there, because I don't want to plant a bunch of banana trees and then realize I wanted to like level out a spot and wreck all the banana trees or something. I don't know. There's just so many things I'm doing. Question. But you have you have some bananas growing here, too. Yeah. How does oh, sorry. Does biggest land have good enough soil to grow enough food on it? Maybe a motor tiller on it? Well, it's definitely big enough to grow enough food. I mean, I think I could grow enough food just on my island. Well, you only need like in like a quarter acre. I think if you really if you really do it, yeah, yeah. Like you could run a food on my island if we like. Yeah. If you just did it all like, yeah. Yeah. And the the soil is pretty good. I wouldn't say it's great. It's like kind of dense clay a lot, but it's not bad. It's all right. Could be worse. Could be worse. Could definitely be better, but it could also be worse. And I've been working on soil at my place a little. And the, you know, the fart machine, the methane producing machine, it also one of the byproducts is fertilizer, like stinky water fertilizer. Like like compost tea, compost tea. That's what we'll call it compost tea. So yeah, I can I have a little valve I can open and then compost stinky tea comes out and I can pour that on on plants, which I've done a few times. I don't I don't know if I want to do it to the new trees, because like I don't want to accidentally like kill a tree. I know I only have one of each of those trees. So I'm like, oh, I want to kill like my cherry tree or the whatever. But maybe if I get some of that and just water it down. But yeah, I don't want to risk killing something. I think maybe you could test it on like something you could make a lot of. Yeah. Well, no, I've tested it on like banana trees and like all the trees that are out in front of my house and all those beans I've poured on all that stuff. And it seems to be good. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe try it on one of the trees. We have a couple of like all those all those new trees are on my cashew trees, because one of them is going to probably have to come down. All right. Yeah, but I it'll work. We're going to do it. But like I don't know if it's going to work on all the trees. And I don't know if I have to have like a reduced concentration and watered down like a big enough tree, even if if it's too concentrated, the tree will be able to handle it. But like a new tree, a seedling, you know, they're all delicate and like, oh, don't kill me. Yeah, it's true. So maybe she'll look a little wait a little bit. Yeah. Somebody wants to know. I think I should do some just really watered down. Are we going to see your Shaq Island? Did you refer to something as Shaq Island, which island are we talking about? I mean, there's like six of them, so. I don't know what the Shaq Island is. OK, so you're going to have to specify because we have my island and Jamie's Island. And that's the only islands that anything has been built on. And then we have two other. Oh, no, there's another island. And then we have a third island that's like our rental. Yeah, island. And then kind of rental, I mean, and then Jamie's Island that's attached to his like a little island. He has it's attached kind of attached to his. Yeah, maybe the Shaq Island is the one our friends are living on. I'm wondering if that's which one they're talking about. Maybe. So we'll find out. It's a dome. It's a dome pretty much like the workshop on this island, just a fiberglass dome. Somebody wants to know, will you try canning bananas? Will you try canning bananas? Oh, we have a ton. Yeah, well, I'm in a month or two or however long it takes. I'm going to have a ton of bananas. Val would like to know, do you all use a dehydrator to preserve any of your excess food? You can build one if you don't have one. Well, a sunny day, you can just lay stuff out on a sheet of stainless steel. Like I have a few sheets of that. I plan on eventually getting a dehydrator, yeah, sort of thing. But right now I'm just I had one in Vermont years ago. Yeah, I remember it. I used to blender stuff and put it in there and make make fruit leather. Yeah, I remember something like that in the juicer. Yeah, a little plastic juicer. Yeah, I think it's cool. Did apples? Yeah, I would love to dry out some bananas. We should make some banana chips next time the bananas. When I get these, this next thing of bananas, I did dry out a whole bunch of mangoes that year we got like 300 mangoes. I dried out probably like, I don't know, 150 of them or something. And those are great, but they just didn't last long because they were so delicious. Apparently, Karina is excited about our baby cherry moya tree, which I have one. I'm pretty sure. Yeah, that's right. I tasted it a few years ago here in the UK and it was delicious. That's what people keep telling me right from the tree in their native area. Yeah, people have told me those are amazing. So I really want that tree to grow. So you have one that's looking pretty good. Yeah, now that we cut that tree down, that was that was blocking the sun. How long do you think it makes a fruit? I don't know. Yeah, mine is barely like it's just a little tiny thing right now. Maybe soon, because like it's about the height of but I think it needs more leaves, which is yeah. Well, I think yours grew real tall because it was trying to get to the sun. But it was totally blocked by this other tree. But now that that tree's out of the way. Yeah, I had to. Oh, really? One died? Well, mine's mine's still alive, just grown slowly for Jamie. What has been your sketchiest, most dangerous work environment? Well, the thing that comes to mind right now is working on the roof because I'm standing on a ledge that's like six inches. I'm a little more than that. Maybe eight inches. Yeah. Yeah, about eight inches must be hard. Well, there's also the building right there. So I can like, you know, not really lean against it, but I can steady myself with that. But yeah, whenever I'm up there, I'm always like, OK, I have to be very conscious of my balance. And every once in a while, I'll be like, oh. But no, I've never gotten to the point where I'm like, whoa, it's just like. Yeah, going up there, throwing back like six packs or anything. No, I go up there and I am like very on very focused on what I'm doing and very much paying attention. But I also have a bunch of poles up there right now going from the bottom. When I asked about yesterday. Yeah, you're like, what's that pole? Well, there's poles sticking up like above the part where I stand on. And I want to run a rope around that to make a little railing, which I did when I was first making the roof. I had that all along the front because the backside. I mean, the ground is. You could jump on your roof to the land, couldn't you? Yeah, it looks like it's really pretty close. Yeah, it's pretty close. You can jump that easily. But on the front, it's like, you know, it's a pretty, pretty tall drop. Yeah, either to concrete or to a level that's like, like several feet below. Who's a superhero says? Sup, Jamie. Sup, Jamo, Jamo, Jamer, Jamer, Jamer. Question for Jamie. What? Wait, I asked that question. How's the can with Seeki wants to know how's the fishing situation is that your main protein? People, you've asked me about fishing and I keep saying I need to start fishing again. And I haven't done it yet. It's not our main source of protein. I would say the main source of protein right now is eggs and canned beef. Can't be the same. I can't a bunch. Yeah, I was in one of my videos that showed some canned beef. Which hasn't posted yet. I've also been getting a lot of beans. You know, that bean plant in front of my in front of my house. The cherry kind of. Yeah, the little little brown beans, those things are growing like crazy. I've also started planting some lime of beans. I want to I want to get some bigger beans going. But the beans that have been most successful are these little tiny beans and they just like to just make tons of them here. We know them as breakfast beans. Breakfast beans, yeah. Probably because they take the shortest amount of time to cook. I think so. So you may be having for breakfast. Yeah, I've been at breakfast before. But they come up really good. And they're like sweet, at least that's they have a very distinct flavor. To me, they taste they taste like better than any dry beans they get from the store. And I think it's just because they're fresh, you know. And I've been getting a lot of those. And I want to I want to replant those somewhere where they can have a big trellis and thing to grow up onto. Because right now it's just like there's a couple of sticks in the ground and they're growing up that and up a few trees. Banana tree spiders. Oh, I love banana spiders. And they're awesome. Yeah, they're so pretty. Well, there might be different kinds. But the banana spiders, I'm thinking of. Yeah, they're like a long white speckled body. Yeah, they're they're probably like that big around like the legs. They have some color and then like green and yellow, black and white. Maybe it's yellow, black and white. Yeah, they have really cool patterns on some of them, maybe. And as far as I know, they're not poisonous at all. No, they're pretty cool. I touch them. And then they have like a whole family that lives around them. Should I tell the tarantula story? Yeah, she should. That was pretty hilarious. I didn't say anything about this after it happened for a couple of weeks. But one night, well, I'm not going to sleep over there. Like this happened once anyway. And I like to whenever my whenever my son has to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, he's he's he's asleep. And he's just he starts going. Yeah. So I hear I wake up. I grab him under my arm. I football carry him to the bathroom. I stand in there and say, go pee and then he pees and then I take him back. So one night this happened. So I pick him up and I'm walking to the bathroom and I see a tarantula just slowly walking across like a big tarantula walking across the floor and my daughter's face is like, I mean, for my my my son and my daughter, they take the middle children, they take the bed as a rough suggestion of where to sleep. They're like off the bed all over the place. Anyway, her face is like basically on the floor and this tarantula is like this far away, walking towards her face. And I was just like, oh, so I'm looking for something to to thing. And I was just like, I smashed you with my bare hand and then carried on taking my son to the bathroom, got him to go pee, washed off my hand, went back, swept up this tarantula carcass, threw it out. And I was like, well, I'm not going to say anything about that. But then like a couple of weeks later, I did. Sean McGuire, I don't think it would have hurt her though. I know it would have been. Yeah, they're like, you can pick them up and stuff. Yeah, I've had tarantulas as pets. The only thing is like if she woke up and it was like stepping on her eye, she might be like, and then it would be like, oh, I think would bite her maybe. No, we probably just run away. I would run away. Still, I just I just totally murdered it because I mean, like it's a friend. They weren't so creepy. They're so cool. Just just I know like a little furry spider. Yeah. And the thing that's even worse than them, just in terms of creepiness, is scorpions. Yeah, I see a scorpion. I have no sympathy for it. No, absolutely not. Yeah, it's like deep in my soul, in my many, many generations of evolution. It's just like I see a tarantula. No, it's not tarantula. I see a scorpion and I'm like, that thing has to die. It has to die right now. Yeah, I'm just like nearest to anything I can smash with chicken. Chicken to eat it. Yeah, I don't have a chicken. I'm just saying a chicken to eat it. I'm going to hold the chicken up. Eat it, eat it. Somebody was talking about your bear episode in Alaska. They were just asking where was that and the answer. McCarthy, Alaska. Well, it was outside McCarthy, Alaska. Which is a little mining town, not a mining town. Oh, it was a grizzly, like huge. Big brown grizzly bear. Yeah, like, yeah. Yeah, so you would not say that was the most dangerous work environment. That was pretty dangerous. However, I had a shotgun and a hat and a bear bum. No, I'm trying to think. Bye, Jasper. Bye, Jasper. He has to check his sheeps. Adios, sir. Oh, sheeps. Hey, hey, you relax on those sheeps. No, what's the most dangerous? You know what the most dangerous work environment might be going out in the ocean and about because every once in a while you get caught in a storm. And even if you check in the weather and stuff like every once in a while, the weather just goes bad. And probably the most dangerous things I've been in was like out in a boat, you know, a boat that I built, which makes me slightly more nervous. Although now now that I've been through some serious crap in my boats, I feel I feel safer in my boat in my boats than I do in other people's boats. But yeah, being out in the ocean like miles from land in a storm in a boat is pretty scary. Like, like, like it's scary enough that I have to. I'm thinking about one time when I was miles and I was coming back across. And before I got halfway across this way, it was just like the the waves were going all over the place. I mean, the the front of the boat was like nose diving down and coming back up and water was coming up over. And yeah, and there was nothing I could do just just keep driving. And I just had to keep reminding myself, you know, just just keep going, you'll get through this. It'll be like two and a half, three hours from now. But just just keep going and just don't panic. Don't freak out. Just keep going. Currently being rented. It's currently being rented by a family that we are enjoying their company for an amount that I would not generally rent it to people. But it's like a friend is they were in a situation. Well, I mean, they have kids and I want their kids here. Yeah. And so I'm like, yeah, situation had kids and we're like, we can help you because you have awesome kids. Yeah. So. But I mean, they. OK, so this person has asked this question twice and all capital letters. Well, I mean, if someone is interested in coming and renting something, we could. Yeah. I sent a email, Sean, and we'll see what is available at the time. This person would like to know because they've asked this twice. What's happening with the trampoline house? I feel like we've addressed this before. The trampoline sold, I guess. Oh, my house in Vermont that I haven't seen. My my ex, yeah, that I haven't been at for like. I don't know how long we like eight years, ten years, almost. No, well, how long we've been here? Doesn't matter. Yeah. Once I was 2013, once I sold it, I left. And then now I don't know. And yes, we know there's videos online about it. I'm familiar with who did the video. We do not own the property anymore. And the person who does own the property would like to potentially sell it. But that's all his thing. And you're welcome to look it up on Reddit to find out more information about it. But we do not have any further information about it. I don't know anything about it. I haven't even watched the videos because like I don't really want to know. You know, it's like it's like. Yeah, well, like when I was there, that was like my whole life. And then once I sold it to someone else and moved, like I had to just like totally leave that behind. And and now I'm like 100 percent here. Yeah. OK, so let's see. So right, I think of a dress that Sean Maguire Maguire with regards to the rental properties, send us an email to the The Adventure Builder Movie at gmail.com, which should be in the comment or in the description of this live. I will put it in the description. But it's in the description of like any of my videos. All the other ones, yes. And they've been updated, so it is correct. Oh, good. So, yeah, just send us an email and we can talk about that. You're so white compared to me. So many ones, it's because I stay inside all day. Oh, oh, yeah, I've been out on the roof. And like any time I go outside, it's very shaded. Anyway, somebody with like Anders. I'm also just darker than you know. Anyway, it's not important. Anders would like to know if you could choose between a grizzly and a polar bear, who would you most like to, like we most like to meet? Oh, me. M-E-A-T. Who is that? What is that? M-E-A-T? Yes. And he meant to say meet M-E-E-T. Oh, I thought it was like who would I rather eat? Because I don't know. When I was, OK, the bear that I fought in Alaska, which ended up, it wasn't that exciting. You ran away, scared him away with the gun before we actually got into it, which I was fine with. But that bear got shot, like the next day or the day after that. Like by the neighbor, because once a bear starts coming into, you know, a human area and gets some stuff, it just keeps coming back until someone kills it. Basically, it's terrible. That's why you should never, never feed wild animals, because you could basically be killing them. Or cats. Or cats. Anyway, but that, but after he shot that bear, a couple of guys in the area were like went over and like canned a bunch of the meat. Like, yeah, dead bear, let's go eat it. Yeah, I didn't get any, but I heard it's, you know, pretty good. I don't know. Probably depends how you cook it. But I don't know if, yeah. And their skin is black. Yeah, I want to, I want to see a shaved polar bear. That's pretty crazy. He's like a ninja, he's like a ninja bear. From like standard bears, like they're standard bears. Like grizzly bears, they're all like they're standard bear. Yeah, to polar bears. I think it's grizzly bears, but I remember reading. Which one is the standard bear? Grizzly bear, like the brown bear. Not the black bear. No, I'm pretty sure. Grizzly bears, the standard. I say standard because like generally speaking, when I think of a bear, I think of a grizzly bear anyway. I just don't remember. But the polar bear was originally a brown bear. And the polar bear, there's only one. All right, sorry. Thanks, man. Moving on, moving on, moving on. You know what's funny? Like when we do these these things, we get along with each other. We get along with each other like so much better. Like we had this conversation, not on this camera. Oh, God. Because I'm censored. You're censored. Yeah, I can't use the F word. Can't use the F word. The S-H-M-T word. That probably helps a lot. It probably does. You slip it in once in a while. No, I try not to. It's pretty weird about that, huh? That cheerleaders rustling their teeth so they won't close their mouth. But that was in practice when I was in cheerleaders. Well, they draw six packs on themselves, too. They airbrush them on. They airbrush them on. I would do it with crayons. Yeah, they airbrush them on. There was actually a ridiculous, you know, is it Tatum Chenning? The one that plays in the Jupiter movie. Yeah. That guy, his wife, did a silly lip-sync thing, dance, whatever thing, for him on one of those lip-sync shows. And she had his six pack and she had one of those white tank tops and these baggy pants and she was just being a guy and doing a toll. It was really funny years ago. Anyway, but yeah, she had a six pack sprayed on. That was the best part about getting sick for two weeks. I didn't need that much. My six pack was like so, so sexy. Yeah, now I'm just going to get fat again. What did you need to fat to help regulate your... I don't know. I can have a six pack all the time. Yeah, yeah. I just mean that you do need some fat. Anyway. I think I'm doing all right right now. Now Dan is going to forever say standard bear. Standard bear. No, that's not a grizzly. That's a standard bear right there. Um, so... What about the Kodiaks, which are bigger, because they're on Kodiak Island with lots of fish. I love to be with Johnson Flowmeister just then. All right, Joe Flowmeister. Happy two-year birthday, baby Jamie slash Deshaina girl. Time to wean off the nip-loid and eat some solid food. When did she turn two? Is that tomorrow? Tomorrow. Yeah, I know that. I would approve of that. It's 11th, right? It's 11th. Oh, yes. Yes, I knew it. Yeah. Birthday, I wanted my kids. Got it right. I think I know. OK, so she does eat a lot of solid food. She just still really likes the nip-loid. Well, who can blame her? I'm totally calling him that for now. She must have caught wind that once it's done. It's done. You don't get boobs again for like, unless you become a lesbian when you're like, you know, way later. Yeah. Anyway, how do you deal with that? Like, if you're a girl, you just don't get to play with boobs. I guess you have your own boobs. Never mind. OK, got it. I was just going to ask about that. I mean, the only reason I really live is because I may, at one point in the future, get to play with some boobies. I mean, if that was just not a possibility. Like, if I was a girl and I was straight, I would just be like, ah, what's the point? Why am I even here? Well, why does that work with you and your penis? Oh, I play with my penis all the time. I don't need another penis. Yeah. I'm just saying in terms of boobs. I have boobs. Yeah. Like, I can play with them whenever I want to. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me end. So. Well, no, let's just stay on the topic for a while. That should go really well. We won't get banned off YouTube in like five minutes. Like the Howard Stern show. Anyway, did that get banned off YouTube? But he has a lot of very. What's your question? Off topic topics. So seven kids's birthdays is a lot for a gigachat to remember seriously. Gigachat. I don't know. I mean, it's birthdays. Do you actually remember? Well, I know five of them. What are they? I'm not going to go through them all right now. Let's take 20 minutes. Because I have to like do all this math in my head. OK. All right, that one's that one's July 11th and the other one's July 19th. And then Carcannons June 6th. And then Aurora's. Well, I just take a 12. Aurora and the first one are October 21st and 12th. And Aurora was first. So she's 12th. She was second, but she is the 12th. No, no, she was first in the birthdays because they're less than a year apart. Yeah, they're like Irish twins. What about the other two? No idea. Even the month. All right, February, February 1st, August, November. It's something M and it's not. May, March, March. Yeah, March. Yeah, 8th and 18th. Oh, they're both the same. Oh, well, that's easy. 8th and 18th. Oh, March, 8th and 18th. I'll remember that. No problem. Yeah, it's a piece of cake. I got it. Now, if I asked you how old your children were, could you tell me? I don't know. That one's like two, almost. Well, you know that. And the other one just reached when you turned. Four. Four. And then wait, wait, wait, wait, 12. She's going to be 12. She's 11 right now. And the other one's she'll be nine. No, 10. She's nine right now. She'll be 10 in a week or whatever. Yeah, like week. That's just. All right, all right. Quick quiz me on this crap. What about the other three? It just doesn't matter. I love my children and I give them snuggles. That's what matters. I'm just wondering if you know that. See, this is the difference between like manly man and womanly woman. Like manly man is like, I don't need to know my kids' damn birthdays because every day is a celebration with them. And the womanly woman is like, well, if you don't know the date and the time in the quick time zone, then you don't love them. You mean me. That's not what I meant by that. And once, six and a half years ago, you said something. Oh, you know what? Women, when they do that, when they tell you you said something in the past, they're making it up. I caught, I think it was you. I caught you making something up. And I was like, whoa, that definitely didn't happen. And then I realized, who knows how many of the things you told me I used to say, I actually said, it's all under suspicion now. Yeah, yeah. Sorry, ladies, you're busted. OK, so don't forget. If you don't have video of it, that's true. So Dan DeVall would like to know if we can make a standard continental bears coffee mug. Standard continental bears. Whoa, we just be a standard bear. Is a standard continental bear is a different one. That's a totally right. I just have to be standard bears. Yeah, standard coffee mug. Standard bears. Is there a, is there a, well, out of the standard bears, is there a continental and a non-continental one? I don't know. Or in continent. A standard incontinent bear? I don't know if you'd want to drink out of that cup. You get a cow, can you play with four boobs? Well, no, they only have one boob, but like four nipples. Yeah, that's weird. I mean, the nipple is kind of like the best part, I guess. The niploid. The niploid. You have to use the correct one. I shouldn't say it's the best part. I mean, it's, yeah, I don't know. Apparently in Japan, everyone is born one year old and there are no birthdays. Everyone adds one to their age on New Year's Day. That would work very good. Wait, seriously? Seriously? That would be funny. I'm an up-to-death missus. I don't want to remember this crap. Let's add all our birthdays at the same time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe there is a travel-sized bear. Oh, there is. There is a James Paddington. Whoa, koalas. Well, Paddington. You can hold a koala under your arm. Yeah, they're cute. They can like bite your face. You can just attach it to your back. It'll cling on. As long as you got eucalyptus leaves, like it won't eat your ears. But once you run out, your ears are gone. Yeah. All fair. It's all fair at that point. It's all fair in eucalyptus leaves. It is true. So yeah, I don't have any more questions. I don't think. Oh, yes, we're done. That's it. That's it. I've had enough of this. Yeah, I think we're done. We're done? Yeah, I think Jamie won some nip-loid time split it 50-50 with Eritrea. Do you want some nip-loid time, Jamie? All right, all right. Cosmic bear is the best bear. Cosmic bear. You know, but there's a cosmic cat in Dr. Snuggles. This is like one of my favorite childhood cartoons. I always think that when you said cat was the cat that you made up that I haven't heard anything about since you were born. Oh, well, no. Yeah, because we do the stories over there. So in case anyone wants to know, there's a cat named Banana Baskets. And this is in a story that I tell the kids all the time. And this cat farts a lot. And whatever it farts on comes to life. There was a mishap when years ago, the cat accidentally swallowed a fairy and pooped the fairy out. And there was a whole ordeal. And from that point on, the cat farts this brown pixie dust and whatever it farts on comes to life until the pixie dust was washed off. But the cat now has a couple of friends who got farted on so much that they're just permanently alive. Anyway, there's a whole Banana Baskets world. And yeah. What are Mark W, not your brother? Flapslap is like almost as cool as Banana Baskets, though. Flapslap is another cat, and they're like best friends. Flapslap lives on another planet. Oh, I can't even get into how he got there. It's ridiculous. Let's not do that. Sorry, I skipped a question because I didn't realize it was a question. Stormchaser 300 would like to know who it is. Jamie, what made you decide to live off grid? Can we have a short answer? Yeah, I'm trying to think. I know I've definitely answered this before. I don't have the answer queued up on my brain right now. We can come back. Wait, I want to live off grid because I wanted to be more independent. Like I wanted to be responsible for my own survival. And I didn't like when I was living in a city, I basically wasn't allowed to do anything. You know, like you have to pay other people to do everything. And I found that very frustrating. And I felt like I was basically a slave and being told what I was allowed to do and what I wasn't allowed to do. And I thought if I lived off grid, I would be more responsible for everything myself, which is harder. But I also like that because it gives me the freedom to do the thing, to live the way that I think I should be able to live. And I have this set of values, my adventure builder principles that I try to live by. And I don't think I could live by them in a city. But I can live by them out in an off grid situation. Mark W, would like to know what are your future plans with your sailboat? Oh, nothing. I don't have any plans right now. So is it just going to be stuck in front of my house for the rest of? Yeah, it's a fishing dock. Yeah, I could always harvest the lead out of it. Oh, that's a great idea. Does that remove it from right in front of my house? You don't like it? All right, no current plans. It's too far down the priority list to do anything about. Daniel Ball says rainwater tax and some video said Andrews' energy bill in regards to why you chose it. Yeah, yeah, I'm getting rid of bills. That's another thing. Like, yeah, it's not just the bills. Like, I don't want to be forced to pay for electricity. You know, like in a lot of places, at least in the United States, yeah, they force you to connect to the grid, like you're not even allowed to be independent. They're forcing you to buy products, which is not the government's job. That is not what they should be doing. They should not be forcing you to buy anything. But they do. Tomatoes says enjoy lunch and have a great rest of the week and confirmed. Jamo is a killer. Jamo is a killer. Oh, I don't kill anything. I killed tarantulas when they're walking on my daughter's face almost. Storm Chaser apparently also lives off grid and also finds it rewarding. Why does he, well, what made him decide to live off grid? Why did he decide to do it? That's a good question. We can wait a couple of seconds to answer that. A couple of seconds. Because it's lunchtime. Yeah, it is. What are we doing for lunch anyway? What do you have? Canned beef. You have canned beef? Anything else? No. Just canned beef. You brought that bread that could be cooked. Oh yeah, I brought. I've been making sourdough bread. So I got sourdough bread starter from Deshaina. Joseph Flowmeister says his off grid experience was better sweet. Oh, no. Yeah. Well, I could see that. Yeah. Well, that's great. Yeah, that would be my best city life experiences were better sweet. And Storm Chaser also uses solar power, too. So I think I've answered all the questions. If I didn't answer your questions or didn't ask them, I mean. I want to know if it was better sweet because he got interference or because he got in over his head. Anyway. Yeah. So yeah, I think that's it. Because I know one thing that's a problem. Sometimes people try to go off grid and they end up not being far enough off grid and they end up not being able to do what they want to do because of regulations and laws and whatever. Oh, I have a couple of questions we didn't answer at the very beginning. Oh, OK. Somebody wants to know how your fruit trees are doing. Yeah, they're grown. It's just slow. I try to show them every now and then. But it's going to be a while before I get fruits out of them. But they're all growing. They're all growing. Everyone's, they're all alive. They're doing their thing. What has been the biggest culture shock living in Panama? Maybe just not speaking the language that well. My Spanish is all right now. It's no total bien. Pero es no total basura. It's not totally good, but it's also not total garbage. But I can communicate all right. But that's, I mean. Yeah, I think that was it. Let me just check if there's any more. Coming up on two hours, you got like one minute and 40 seconds left. OK. Oh, OK. Storm, she just says, very similar to you. I live in New Zealand and my parents were hippies living in a bus. Oh, that'd be cool. And Anders was saying it's sad, but America probably has the most percentage of people living off grid because of the homeless. Yeah, well, yeah, I don't even know if you call that off grid, like when you're living in a city and you're, oh, homeless in a city would suck, man. Yeah. All right, so should we go have lunch? Yeah, let's go have lunch. Let's turn this off. Yeah, don't give me any sh-tests. Don't sh-test me. All right. I can't leave on that. Do you want to touch the button? Oh, wait. No, go ahead. Do you want to say bye? Wait. Bye. No wave? Put your face where you can see you. This one is four years old. You just turned four last month. See, I know how old my kids are. Yeah. OK, say bye. And this one is going to be 10 next Tuesday. Do you even know which button to push? This one up here, right? I want to push it. OK, push that OK button.