lol thanks for tryin'

@@RVingWithJoe - LOL! Best of luck buddy!

Maybe one day!

Thanks a bunch Jack!!

@@RVingWithJoe You're Welcome Joe

I went to the first Wrecker Games last year and got to meet Matt, Rory, Fab Rats, and others. It was awesome. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKqolaeOpbiim6c

Thanks. Yeah it’s a new milestone!!!

The videos absent of my gorgeous face seem to do less well, when I look at the analytics... bwahahaa.

@@RVingWithJoe it's very ugly, bwahahahz, LOL, lgbtq,whatever the hell any of that means

Right on!!

POW!

Agreed as I recently learned driving a Jeep on some FSRs instead of my long wheelbase F150 and I had some much more opportunity, The small trails and deactivated roads will get too small for some of these BUT you can easily travel hundreds and thousands of kilimoeters on gravel roads here in North and West Canada and nearly all those roads are designed for big trucks (timber, oil, coal, copper etc) so these vehicles will payoff. Its also hard to full time across continents in a Tacoma so there is always a tradeoff.

Its like you can mute the video and just read my 'brows!

Glad you enjoyed it

Agreed

I smoked a large rental truck when I was 19 yo so I learned early to gear down!!

Yes as opposed to gasoline and propane which are fireproof… hahahaha

@@RVingWithJoe oh I’m sorry, have you ever seen propane light on fire by itself? So cool, thanks for being an ass.

Seen any videos or reports of accidents? Its a bit outside my wheelhouse.

@@RVingWithJoe I rode bikes for 50 years to witness quite a few go down on the freeway exit when the road is wet. Touch the brakes in the curve and watch the trailer slide around next to them. These days I have a 94 lifted jeep for fun no doors and a bikini top.

SPOILER ALERT!! lol.... you must live here in the Lower Mainland?

FORD Tough!

I never used manual shifting only F150. TILL I started towing a RV, now I know what it's for😅

@@bobmartens1089 I drove a 2022 or 2023 F650 gasoline box truck for my job. I was getting 6 to 7 mpg when I first drove it (on the highway). Problem is, the transmission is quick to downshift when pressing the accelerator half way down or more. After a week, I started driving in M (manual). Fuel economy was 9 to 10mpg when I drove it in manual mode, by keeping the transmission in 6th gear at all times on the highway (and in 4th or 5th while going downhill on the highway). Once you drive in M, you won't want to go back. It saves fuel and saves brake pads. Night and day difference.

@@ReeseL4D maybe I will get more manual about it

Good idea.

I strongly endorse the mute button!!! lol

Some things you don't want to cheap out.

I don't want to get too into that questions but I will outsource it to an AI Bot: Here are some common reasons why people may dislike Elon Musk: Controversial statements: Musk has a history of making controversial or inflammatory statements on social media, often leading to backlash. Labor practices: Tesla has faced criticism for its labor practices, including allegations of poor working conditions and union-busting efforts. Environmental concerns: While Musk is often praised for his work on electric vehicles, some have raised concerns about the environmental impact of Tesla's mining operations and energy consumption. Leadership style: Musk's demanding and sometimes abrasive leadership style has been a subject of controversy, with some former employees alleging a toxic work environment. Political views: Musk's political views, particularly his support for conservative causes and his skepticism about climate change, have alienated some people. Personal behavior: Musk's personal life, including his relationship with Grimes and his involvement in legal disputes, has attracted negative attention. Influence and power: Some people are concerned about Musk's growing influence and power, particularly in areas like technology and transportation. The growing influence and power of Elon Musk, particularly in the realms of technology and transportation, has raised several concerns among the public and policymakers: Potential for censorship: Musk's ownership of Twitter, a major platform for public discourse, has led to concerns about the potential for censorship or manipulation of information. Some fear that he could use his control over the platform to silence dissenting voices or promote his own interests. National security risks: Given Musk's foreign ties and business interests, some have expressed concerns about his potential to compromise national security. For example, his involvement in SpaceX, a company that develops and manufactures spacecraft, could raise questions about foreign access to sensitive technology. Economic inequality: Musk's immense wealth and influence could contribute to growing economic inequality in the United States. Some worry that his concentration of power could lead to further consolidation of wealth and resources, limiting opportunities for others. Political bias: Musk's public statements and actions have often been characterized as politically biased, raising concerns about his ability to remain impartial in matters of public policy. Some fear that his influence could be used to promote policies that benefit his own interests or those of his political allies. Erosion of democratic norms: The concentration of power in the hands of a few individuals, such as Musk, can erode democratic norms and values. Some worry that his influence could undermine the principles of free speech, open government, and accountability. It's important to note that these are just some of the reasons why people may dislike Elon Musk, and opinions on his character and accomplishments vary widely.

@@RVingWithJoe Elon Musk is often praised for his visionary mindset, innovation, risk-taking attitude, and determination. His ability to lead and disrupt industries with companies like Tesla and SpaceX is admired.Musk's genius lies in his ability to think outside the box, challenge conventional wisdom, and pursue audacious goals that seem impossible to others.

Good idea

😀

Quebec. Someone posted that there is a 2 year waiting list.

European roads are in general narrower.

@@scrump1 So are the Europeans... on average...lol