Thanks so much for the comment - I’m so happy you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much for the comment and feedback! I’m so happy you enjoy the stories. We’ll be uploading more soon. If ya get a chance check out texasgrit.substack.com where I have a bunch of stories there as well that will be turned into videos.

Thanks for the comment. Helicopters were used towards the end of WWII although not in great numbers. Thanks again for the comment and feedback.

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@@texasgrit9288 wow, did a bit of research. learned something.

Thanks for the comment. I hope ya checked out part 2 and enjoyed the story.

Thanks so much for the comment and feedback - I greatly appreciate it!

Thanks for the comment Barry. This is a work of fiction. I write Texas themed short fiction and o try to often weave in contemporary events in with history in telling these stories. Over the next several weeks I’ll be adding a lot of additional videos based on my stories. Checkout substack.texasgrit.com if ya get a chance and you can see the stories there. I hope you enjoyed the story.

Thanks for the comment Hector. It’s a fictionalized story that draws on various real life experiences. I write Texas themed stories that draws on current issues and I’ll often weave in history as well. I’ll be putting out a number of additional videos in the coming weeks based on a number of short stories I’ve written over the past year. You can check them out at substack.texasgrit.com.

Thanks so much for the comment and feedback! I’m so happy you liked it. We’ll have more of these coming out in the coming days.

Thanks for the comment and feedback! This is a work of fiction but it does use a number of real life experiences I weave into the story. I’ll check out the story you reference. I’ve read a lot of J Frank Dobie but haven’t read Henry Lawson. I’ll check it out.

​@@texasgrit9288 Henry Lawson, Australian "bush balladist, short story writer, is one of our most recognised recordists of Pre-Federation bush life. Slim Dusty, Australia's Champion of Australian history, in song put Henry's poem/story into song. Enjoy.

Thanks so much for sharing that! I found him - checking it out now!

Thanks for the comment and feedback Beverly. I need to go back and edit that for sure.

Thanks so much for the comment and feedback! Although this story is a work of fiction, it draws on many real life experiences that I and many other Texans have had. I’ve been blessed with a wonderful father as you have which certainly helps ground us I think in recognizing right from wrong. Thanks again for the comment and feedback!

Thanks for the comment and feedback Wayne! I completely agree! Harvard has fallen a long ways from where it was and continues to spiral like just about every other university. Most young folks should just forego college altogether unless it’s a STEM degree in my opinion.

Thanks for the feedback and comment Paul - I greatly appreciate it!

Thanks for the comment and feedback. Sorry you feel that way. I’m just trying to tell a common sense story that tries to highlight that there’s better ways to make a point than yelling and screaming all the time. I do appreciate your feedback.

@@texasgrit9288 A "common sense story" wouldn't stereotype so many people just because you don't agree with them. While the ending is nice and the ultimate message positive, to claim that people in cities or higher education are demons or vampires only aggravates the unfortunate current situation in this country. There is plenty of hate and fear mongering coming from both sides, and we're not going to survive let alone progress as a nation if we don't stop and try to truly listen to each other. I'm not a fan of PETA, but there are issues with agriculture - soil and aquifer depletion, factory farms, GMOs, packing house monopolies, and unfair trade practices that could be addressed to the betterment of rural America with the involvement and support of urban activiists. And yes, street blockades, vandalism, and obnoxious shouting crowds are very annoying, but there are times when protesting the status quo is not only appropriate but a very American thing to do.

Thanks again for the thoughtful comment. I greatly appreciate your perspective and thanks for sharing it.

I wrote the story - AI generates the images. You can checkout more of my stories at texasgrit.substack.com. I’ll be converting them all to video. Thank you for the comment and feedback.

Thanks for the comment and feedback - I’m glad you enjoyed the story! Texas remains one of the last great places around - we gotta keep it that way! We’ll have more stories posted in the coming weeks. Checkout out texasgrit.substack.com if ya get a chance. All those stories will be turned into videos in the coming weeks.

Glad you liked the story! Thanks so much for the comment and feedback.

Thanks for the comment and feedback!

Writing 100 percent done by me. Images are AI. I’ll be releasing new stories in this video format every week. Check out texasgrit.substack.com if ya can - I have about 20 short stories posted there that I’m converting to this video format.

Thanks for the comment and feedback! You’e right - this is a fictionalized short story that draws from a number of real experiences I melded together. Your points are valid! But hopefully the story shows we need more ramblin Randy Chatham’s in the world to set the world right again.

Thanks for the feedback and comment! I appreciate you watching. We’ll have more stories posted in the coming weeks as well - hope you check those out as well!

Thanks for the feedback and comment!

Yessir! Exactly right!

Thanks so much for the comment and feedback!

Thanks for the feedback and comment! We use AI technology to produce the images for the story and there’s still image consistency restrictions with that technology and there’s times it will produce images with unwanted additions. There’s still a lot of limitations with that technology. My vision is to turn these into actual live action video shorts eventually which will eliminate these kind of issues with the images.

Thanks for the comment and feedback. This is a work of fiction but I use several real life experiences that I attempt to weave into the story. I did write and read the story and I do apologize that my voice is far from perfect - I most definitely made several mistakes in the narration. I do greatly appreciate your feedback! I have a number of stories I’ll be converting into these videos over the coming weeks.

thanks so much for the comment and feedback!

Thanks so much for the comment! We have more of our stories coming out as videos over the next several weeks.

thanks for the feedback Chris!

thanks so much Thomas! I appreciate the feedback. We’ll have a new video out next week as well!

Thanks so much for the comment and feedback!

Thanks so much! I’m working on turning all our stories on texasgrit.substack.com into videos that we’ll post here. Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks so much!

True! We need to make it a reality.

Thanks for the feedback!

Thanks for the feedback and comment!

Absolutely! Thanks for the comment and feedback.

​@texasgrit9288 The only thing I don't fully agree with is that you said your Dad was a 12 time World Champion bullrider. I've been in the rodeo business for 48 years, and don't believe I've ever heard your Dad's name. Can you please clarify i.e. what association, time frame, etc. No disrespect meant at all, and I wholeheartedly agree with the point of the story. Thank you.

Yessir - sorry for the confusion. This is story is fictionalized and I took several different stories and experiences and combined them into this story.

@@texasgrit9288 Thank you for the clarification. I appreciate your quick response. Keep up the good work.

Thanks so much!

Thank you so much! We have more written stories at texasgrit.substack.com that we’re working on turning into additional videos. Thanks so much for the feedback!

Thanks for the comment and feedback Dave, You sound like an amazing dude! Glad you moved outta there and someplace where you can experience nature! Hopefully we can set the world right again. We have a number of other stories at texasgrit.substack.com that we haven’t turned into videos yet. I hope you check them out.

Thanks for the comment and feedback. Feel free to check out a number of our other stories at Texasgrit.Substack.com. We’ll be converting all of these to audio and video over the coming weeks.

Thanks for the comment! We’ll definitely be sharing more stories like this in the future.

No problem! Thank you for watching. Checkout our other stories at Texasgrit.Substack.com. Eventually we’ll turn those into videos as well.

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for the feedback! Checkout texasgrit.substack.com if ya get a chance. We post texas themed stories there every couple weeks.