September 25, 2023 • 11 mins
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(00:01):
When I get stressed out, What'sthe first thing I think of is you
guys on the podcast, and Iappreciate you being there. And this is
exactly what I said a couple ofweeks ago in a podcast, How you
guys somehow are there just listening doingyour own thing listening? Nobody says nothing.
(00:22):
I asked a couple of emails.You send them like, hey man,
what are you listening? What areyou listening? You know, how'd
you find me? Blah blah blah. Let me tell you what just happened.
This is a story courtesy of me. I was just about an hour
and a half ago on my tower. I was, you know, my
grandson was helping me. I gota gin pole I borrowed from a buddy,
(00:46):
Jan KK for g G J anduh so I got my climbing harness
and my safety lanyard and all thatstuff. And Landon was asking you all,
at thirteen years old, why doyou nealized off? You know,
you just hold on now. Iwant to be safe, you know,
basically landing, I could clip ontothis tower, do this whenever I have
(01:06):
both my hands and not even beworried. I don't need to stress.
I could lean back. I havea little seat that I'm sitting on.
Not a seat, but you knowyour belt that goes around your waist,
it's like a seat once you putthe landard up. Safety harnesses where Okay,
So I made a video and Ithought this was gonna be funny.
So I was up there about twentyfeet and I'm like, my mom's just
(01:26):
stressing out. She's like, oh, what do you do do you can't
climb a tower. I mean,she's not done a camp. She's like,
oh no, you know, becareful please, you know, like
a mother would. And here Iwas, I'm like, yeah, you
know, I got aid, Well, what's this doing? Why do you
me? I was like, Mom, I'm going way up there. I'm
like forty feet well, you know, to my mom, that's forty feet
a high. So I made avideo and I was up there and I
(01:49):
was like, hey, ma,check this out. I made specifically clear
that I had one hand holding myphone, the other hand pointing out to
the lightning in a distance. I'mlike, look, ma, you know,
it's no big deal. We're uphere, right. I thought it
was funny. Okay. In theprocess of this video, pay attention you're
gonna want to hear this. Inthe process of this video. My harness
(02:10):
that I ordered. Yeah, okay, So the strap that goes from you
know, around your chest was alittle high. It was up and towards
my neck where you can see itwhatever. I had it around my legs,
around my waist and around the neck. Had to where A couple of
comments came in. They're like,oh, yeah, you know, do
us a favor. You know,lower that you get strangled, you know,
(02:31):
do us a favor? Read directions, do us a favor? Do
this? Why is your grandkid onthe ground out a hard hat? And
then here it came, dude,here it oh man, so Matt,
here a game. You're what agrandfather you are? You should be ashamed
of yourself, you piece of shit. That's what they said. You had
(02:51):
your your grandson out there, whichwas like twenty feet away without a hard
hat. I you sed subjected yourgrandson for a fucking video on YouTube.
You suggestion you called your mom out. She should be ashamed to watch her
son on You don't even know howto put a belt on, dude.
This is the first YouTube video I'veever deleted, and then continued with a
(03:17):
follow up, Angry in the Sideyardten minutes after and disabled to comment.
I've never disabled to comments. Thevideo I just posted said you guys.
Not you guys, remember podcasters,you dudes. You guys and gals are
awesome. I'm talking about you guys, the ones you know on YouTube.
(03:39):
I told him you should be ashamedof yourself. Listen. My grandson's like
Pappy. How do I upload?I mean, he's thirteen, he's smart
as a whip. How do Iupload youtubees on this from my Xbox stream?
I want to put it on twitchright or YouTube? I look at
his phone, Dude, he's gotthree subscriptions. Who do you think this
(04:00):
subscription is? Number one is Pappy? Sadie? My granddaughter watches to Go
to Sleep. She watches my videos, and the last time I made a
YouTube shorten to tick talk about this, she clicked on the ID fifty one
hundred review to Go to Sleep too. Okay, but guess what a thirteen
(04:23):
year old and the eight year oldcan do. They can go on the
videos and read comments. And thecomments I got were disgusting. They were
absolutely atrocious. They were miserably somebodypeople out there have are just like absolute
weirdos, no lifers wasting the air, I breathe to call me out and
(04:49):
call me those four or five andeight letter words in just because my strap
was too high once, Oh mygod, I told him. In this
video I just posted and I disabledthe comments first time ever. I said,
you know now you're gonna listen tome. And no, you're not
(05:10):
getting videos on the rest of mytower because you blew it. But you
listen. I got seven, eight, ten, twelve year old out there
that I meet at Hamfest. Whatpeople don't understand is and before I said
this, I said to them,not you guys. I said, you
guys are taking this way too seriously. Man, I am a person that
(05:30):
works every day, it makes YouTubevideos in my spare time. Well,
people out there go on YouTube andcherish and worship these other YouTubers. That's
ridiculous. I do this with alaptop and an eight year old memory card
in my bedroom by myself. Okay, I'm not yelling at you guys,
(05:51):
you know that, but you knowthese people suck, dude, And normally
I could I could just go throughthe comments, but you're n gonna let
these twelve year olds like that golook at go look at the one the
one videos. He's thirteen and heknows he's an extra and he knows more
about him radio at thirteen than halfof the people that watch my freaking channel.
(06:15):
I did an interview with him.He as smart as a whip.
And this dude needs to read stufflike this on YouTube because somebody didn't like
the fact that I'm putting up atower and my strap was a little too
high. This is what we get. That's disgraceful, that's disgusting, that's
(06:36):
tasteless, that's garbage. Because Iwill delete my entire channel. I told
them, dude, I will goon podcasting forever and just delete the YouTube
channel. And I don't care.But I've I appreciate all of you listening
to this right now, and myovernighters in the semis and everywhere else,
(06:59):
the ones that work at the docthe ones that can't stand or a wife.
I've read the emails. Guys areawesome, right, dude, I
would much rather do five podcasts aday and come up with material on podcasts.
Then they'll listen to this garbage onYouTube. It's sad. It's sad.
I'm trying to get people into Hamradio. I'm trying. What people
(07:21):
don't understand is I am not underany circumstance trying to show off. But
I got news for you. I'mgonna say this, and I've never said
it before. Dude, there's peopleout there on a Ham radio channels that
are trying to make you believe thatthey're celebrities and that's not the case.
They go home and they deal withtheir families and they but they hire people
(07:46):
to do video editing for them andstuff. Man, We're just YouTube,
not celebrity tube, not famous tube. I'm a Legends tube. It's YouTube.
Anybody can make a YouTube video.I just happened to be somebody that
decided I liked doing this and Imade it good. And after the tens
(08:11):
of thousands of people who got intoHam radio, right man, I owe
it to them to keep going becauseI want them to be able to succeed
in Ham radio and make it fun. But then you got these old timers
out there on YouTube better telling everybodydo it like they'll specifically clear make videos
(08:31):
and tell people you shouldn't watch.These guys that are thirty five and forty.
They don't know they're asked from theirelbow. I'm your YouTube person.
I've been doing a sixty eight years. Listen to me. Only have you
ever heard me say that? AllI keep telling people is that I am
(08:52):
not an expert. I never wantto be an expert. I do this
in my spare time. I justthink about those people that are you know,
even thirty five or forty year olds. I keep saying kids. But
you know what, dude, that'sour future. Man. I just lost
two other great people in the VeroBeach Club that helped me get started,
and they just die. One diedSaturday. God rest your soul, Craig.
(09:16):
But unfortunately the clubs are getting olderand older, and what's left the
younger people. And if I can'tdo that on YouTube, I'll shut it
down. I'll end the YouTube channel. I don't care. I'm not yelling
at you guys. Believe me.You know that I'm venting to you because
you guys make me feel better.And here I am going to deliver a
(09:37):
lawnmower that I fixed. Listen tothis as I make the left turn ready
one listen blinkers on at seven thirtyat night, Dinner's ready, But I'm
over here, helping a friend's wife, Dwight. He passed away years ago,
a couple of years ago. Thegreatest CW person I ever say.
(09:58):
He's in my YouTube videos. Man. His wife said, Eric, can
you help me with the lawnmore?Absolutely? I got videos to make.
No, that wasn't the process.The processes to help her because her husband's
not here anymore, and some otherhands didn't have time. So here I
am over to speed bump. Herewe go right there, and I'm going
(10:18):
to deliver the mower to her.Did I put myself first and said,
oh no, I'm about celebrity.I can't do that. Nope, sure
didn't. So that's it. I'mnot even gonna plug the sponsors today.
Nope. You guys have done mea service to let me vent for a
minute. And hey, you don'teven have to email me. Just thanks
for being here to listening. Letme get the smiler out here for her
(10:39):
because she needs to moan a coupleof days. But hey, she had
mine. What did I do?I brought mine here, give me a
week to fix yours. Use minein the meantime, she said, mine
ran great. She misses hers.Here we are pulling out r right now
speed Bumps, speed Bump and seventhree. All I love all you man,
(11:00):
you guys are awesome. Thanks somuch,
When I get stressed out, What'sthe first thing I think of is you
guys on the podcast, and Iappreciate you being there. And this is
exactly what I said a couple ofweeks ago in a podcast, How you
guys somehow are there just listening doingyour own thing listening? Nobody says nothing.
(00:22):
I asked a couple of emails.You send them like, hey man,
what are you listening? What areyou listening? You know, how'd
you find me? Blah blah blah. Let me tell you what just happened.
This is a story courtesy of me. I was just about an hour
and a half ago on my tower. I was, you know, my
grandson was helping me. I gota gin pole I borrowed from a buddy,
(00:46):
Jan KK for g G J anduh so I got my climbing harness
and my safety lanyard and all thatstuff. And Landon was asking you all,
at thirteen years old, why doyou nealized off? You know,
you just hold on now. Iwant to be safe, you know,
basically landing, I could clip ontothis tower, do this whenever I have
(01:06):
both my hands and not even beworried. I don't need to stress.
I could lean back. I havea little seat that I'm sitting on.
Not a seat, but you knowyour belt that goes around your waist,
it's like a seat once you putthe landard up. Safety harnesses where Okay,
So I made a video and Ithought this was gonna be funny.
So I was up there about twentyfeet and I'm like, my mom's just
(01:26):
stressing out. She's like, oh, what do you do do you can't
climb a tower. I mean,she's not done a camp. She's like,
oh no, you know, becareful please, you know, like
a mother would. And here Iwas, I'm like, yeah, you
know, I got aid, Well, what's this doing? Why do you
me? I was like, Mom, I'm going way up there. I'm
like forty feet well, you know, to my mom, that's forty feet
a high. So I made avideo and I was up there and I
(01:49):
was like, hey, ma,check this out. I made specifically clear
that I had one hand holding myphone, the other hand pointing out to
the lightning in a distance. I'mlike, look, ma, you know,
it's no big deal. We're uphere, right. I thought it
was funny. Okay. In theprocess of this video, pay attention you're
gonna want to hear this. Inthe process of this video. My harness
(02:10):
that I ordered. Yeah, okay, So the strap that goes from you
know, around your chest was alittle high. It was up and towards
my neck where you can see itwhatever. I had it around my legs,
around my waist and around the neck. Had to where A couple of
comments came in. They're like,oh, yeah, you know, do
us a favor. You know,lower that you get strangled, you know,
(02:31):
do us a favor? Read directions, do us a favor? Do
this? Why is your grandkid onthe ground out a hard hat? And
then here it came, dude,here it oh man, so Matt,
here a game. You're what agrandfather you are? You should be ashamed
of yourself, you piece of shit. That's what they said. You had
(02:51):
your your grandson out there, whichwas like twenty feet away without a hard
hat. I you sed subjected yourgrandson for a fucking video on YouTube.
You suggestion you called your mom out. She should be ashamed to watch her
son on You don't even know howto put a belt on, dude.
This is the first YouTube video I'veever deleted, and then continued with a
(03:17):
follow up, Angry in the Sideyardten minutes after and disabled to comment.
I've never disabled to comments. Thevideo I just posted said you guys.
Not you guys, remember podcasters,you dudes. You guys and gals are
awesome. I'm talking about you guys, the ones you know on YouTube.
(03:39):
I told him you should be ashamedof yourself. Listen. My grandson's like
Pappy. How do I upload?I mean, he's thirteen, he's smart
as a whip. How do Iupload youtubees on this from my Xbox stream?
I want to put it on twitchright or YouTube? I look at
his phone, Dude, he's gotthree subscriptions. Who do you think this
(04:00):
subscription is? Number one is Pappy? Sadie? My granddaughter watches to Go
to Sleep. She watches my videos, and the last time I made a
YouTube shorten to tick talk about this, she clicked on the ID fifty one
hundred review to Go to Sleep too. Okay, but guess what a thirteen
(04:23):
year old and the eight year oldcan do. They can go on the
videos and read comments. And thecomments I got were disgusting. They were
absolutely atrocious. They were miserably somebodypeople out there have are just like absolute
weirdos, no lifers wasting the air, I breathe to call me out and
(04:49):
call me those four or five andeight letter words in just because my strap
was too high once, Oh mygod, I told him. In this
video I just posted and I disabledthe comments first time ever. I said,
you know now you're gonna listen tome. And no, you're not
(05:10):
getting videos on the rest of mytower because you blew it. But you
listen. I got seven, eight, ten, twelve year old out there
that I meet at Hamfest. Whatpeople don't understand is and before I said
this, I said to them,not you guys. I said, you
guys are taking this way too seriously. Man, I am a person that
(05:30):
works every day, it makes YouTubevideos in my spare time. Well,
people out there go on YouTube andcherish and worship these other YouTubers. That's
ridiculous. I do this with alaptop and an eight year old memory card
in my bedroom by myself. Okay, I'm not yelling at you guys,
(05:51):
you know that, but you knowthese people suck, dude, And normally
I could I could just go throughthe comments, but you're n gonna let
these twelve year olds like that golook at go look at the one the
one videos. He's thirteen and heknows he's an extra and he knows more
about him radio at thirteen than halfof the people that watch my freaking channel.
(06:15):
I did an interview with him.He as smart as a whip.
And this dude needs to read stufflike this on YouTube because somebody didn't like
the fact that I'm putting up atower and my strap was a little too
high. This is what we get. That's disgraceful, that's disgusting, that's
(06:36):
tasteless, that's garbage. Because Iwill delete my entire channel. I told
them, dude, I will goon podcasting forever and just delete the YouTube
channel. And I don't care.But I've I appreciate all of you listening
to this right now, and myovernighters in the semis and everywhere else,
(06:59):
the ones that work at the docthe ones that can't stand or a wife.
I've read the emails. Guys areawesome, right, dude, I
would much rather do five podcasts aday and come up with material on podcasts.
Then they'll listen to this garbage onYouTube. It's sad. It's sad.
I'm trying to get people into Hamradio. I'm trying. What people
(07:21):
don't understand is I am not underany circumstance trying to show off. But
I got news for you. I'mgonna say this, and I've never said
it before. Dude, there's peopleout there on a Ham radio channels that
are trying to make you believe thatthey're celebrities and that's not the case.
They go home and they deal withtheir families and they but they hire people
(07:46):
to do video editing for them andstuff. Man, We're just YouTube,
not celebrity tube, not famous tube. I'm a Legends tube. It's YouTube.
Anybody can make a YouTube video.I just happened to be somebody that
decided I liked doing this and Imade it good. And after the tens
(08:11):
of thousands of people who got intoHam radio, right man, I owe
it to them to keep going becauseI want them to be able to succeed
in Ham radio and make it fun. But then you got these old timers
out there on YouTube better telling everybodydo it like they'll specifically clear make videos
(08:31):
and tell people you shouldn't watch.These guys that are thirty five and forty.
They don't know they're asked from theirelbow. I'm your YouTube person.
I've been doing a sixty eight years. Listen to me. Only have you
ever heard me say that? AllI keep telling people is that I am
(08:52):
not an expert. I never wantto be an expert. I do this
in my spare time. I justthink about those people that are you know,
even thirty five or forty year olds. I keep saying kids. But
you know what, dude, that'sour future. Man. I just lost
two other great people in the VeroBeach Club that helped me get started,
and they just die. One diedSaturday. God rest your soul, Craig.
(09:16):
But unfortunately the clubs are getting olderand older, and what's left the
younger people. And if I can'tdo that on YouTube, I'll shut it
down. I'll end the YouTube channel. I don't care. I'm not yelling
at you guys. Believe me.You know that I'm venting to you because
you guys make me feel better.And here I am going to deliver a
(09:37):
lawnmower that I fixed. Listen tothis as I make the left turn ready
one listen blinkers on at seven thirtyat night, Dinner's ready, But I'm
over here, helping a friend's wife, Dwight. He passed away years ago,
a couple of years ago. Thegreatest CW person I ever say.
(09:58):
He's in my YouTube videos. Man. His wife said, Eric, can
you help me with the lawnmore?Absolutely? I got videos to make.
No, that wasn't the process.The processes to help her because her husband's
not here anymore, and some otherhands didn't have time. So here I
am over to speed bump. Herewe go right there, and I'm going
(10:18):
to deliver the mower to her.Did I put myself first and said,
oh no, I'm about celebrity.I can't do that. Nope, sure
didn't. So that's it. I'mnot even gonna plug the sponsors today.
Nope. You guys have done mea service to let me vent for a
minute. And hey, you don'teven have to email me. Just thanks
for being here to listening. Letme get the smiler out here for her
(10:39):
because she needs to moan a coupleof days. But hey, she had
mine. What did I do?I brought mine here, give me a
week to fix yours. Use minein the meantime, she said, mine
ran great. She misses hers.Here we are pulling out r right now
speed Bumps, speed Bump and seventhree. All I love all you man,
(11:00):
you guys are awesome. Thanks somuch,
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