AFTERMATH: Hurricane Harvey, 10 to 15 MORE DAYS of FLOODING, My House Is Flooded, HOUSTON STRONG EP2

[@BabySnugglez_]

I love the person who left out food in their driveway. God bless them.

[@gachafreddy3366]

Yup god bless them

[@jessicathatcher3375]

@@gachafreddy3366 you are the best

[@audenautarchive]

God isnt real but yea

[@audenautarchive]

@@gachafreddy3366 god isnt real

[@TSD0X]

@@audenautarchive who asked

[@baileyholmes8849]

Not gonna lie, the setup of coffee and bananas set up out in front of someone's house had me tearing up.

[@PoeLemic]

People really came through for many of us. I just hope insurance helps us rebuild. Trump better start thinking Climate Change is real.

[@bassinburban8928]

@@PoeLemic this isnt climate change lmao its called an extreme weather tradgedy

[@bassinburban8928]

Aka a natural disaster

[@wiktoriagwozdowska5484]

I do think that even this type of help is really nice 👍🏻 I do always try to help whatever the situation is I live in 🇬🇧 UK and here we don’t have so extreme weather only last year we had extreme heatwave and it’s was really bad there was no grass nowhere only what was left from it yellow dried grass we had luck no fire 🔥 did start in forests 🌳 so mainly I try to help if I can even to help someone old get across the street the felling that you help someone and you made them smile always makes my day brighter and happier it’s a wonderful thing to do 💕

[@bootycentral6007]

ChiefinBeatz okay, but these things happened because of temperature change. Do your research and don’t be an idiot.

[@AlicatStyle]

This is so heartbreaking. I am watching this as we get ready for Irma in Florida. Thank God you are all safe. It is sad to lose our homes and comforts but all those things can be rebuilt. Sending you big hugs! Please keep Miamians in your prayers.

[@forreal245]

OH YEAH! PRAYERS FROM ARKANSAS!

[@tessybraun2771]

Are y’all okay?

[@44sjt]

Tessy Braun Irma for me was an okay experience (Homestead) though our streets were flooded and a power line got knocked down

[@brenleyshoe6271]

for real oml im from arkansas too lol (this doesnt happen often😂)

[@tmcrk8972]

3 hurricane talk now. Anyone remember Katrina in New Orleans. Man that was bad

[@andreatuvell1355]

When you order a package during a hurricane and it says one day delivery 14:55

[@BlueRibbonDigitalMedia]

Andrea Tuvell 😂😂😂😂 Dear god that was funny! Still laughing.

[@davidsalmons80]

LOL 😂

[@RoySFord]

That bubbling up in your house... SCARED ME! I thought you were going to get alligatored!

[@BlueRibbonDigitalMedia]

Yeah!!! It scared me too!!! I really did think I was going to get attacked by an alligator. You can see how fast I panned the camera to the water in order to see what was going on. That was true Fight-Or-Flight mode taking hold. :-)

[@davidloomis417]

I wonder what it could be?

[@BlueRibbonDigitalMedia]

I think it was air trapped somewhere, and i disturbed it. It was seriously crazy scary though.

[@tomruth9487]

Maybe air trapped in the hvac system? I agree, very weird. I've been in construction all my life and went through a small flood in my home years ago. Let me know if I can give you any advice when the water is down and you start the rebuilding process. One good thing, the water looks fairly clean as a lot of mud just makes things worse.

[@nikkilovesrocks]

It might have been scary but it sure sounded funny! Thank you so much for sharing part of your experience with us! Annnd I thought you said Fat A$$ but it was Fed Ex... you made me laugh too much. Great footage of a nightmare!

[@123udontknowmehehehe]

When bubbles started coming up from the floor it spooked me lol. (AND YES I KNOW ITS 2019!)

[@adamjkp]

Callie Rougeau 2020 now

[@challenger2ultralightadventure]

Sewer gasses and back flow from the sewer lines is the bubbling you heard. Most likely you don't have a backflow check valve installed in your outgoing sewer line, or the valve is stuck open. If you return to your house, open windows to prevent gas buildup inside. Shutting the power off was a wise move. Anything the water has touched should be disinfected and cleaned thoroughly. That goes for those hip waders and the outside of the Pelican cases as well. A simple wash down with warm soapy water and a rinse with clear water that has bleach in it would do the trick. Then let air dry in sunlight, as the UV will also help kill the nasty's. 1 cup of bleach to 4 gallons of water should be good, any stronger and you risk damaging the material from the bleach. Stay safe, and I do hope you can rebuild your home. BTW, I was a commercial diver for years, and had to dive in everything from raw sewage to radioactive holes. We cleaned our gear the same way, using the method I described, and it works just fine.

[@tomruth9487]

Good advice, I think you might be right on the back flow issue. I had the same nasty sewer water in my home with no back flow valve, but I survived.

[@trainosaurousrex4472]

I looked up how to fight an alligator 1 gouge the eyes 2 hold the snout

[@bagelmaster15]

Not gonna say anything but a bit late!

[@marjoryarmstrong6953]

@@bagelmaster15 . It's info for the future. At least she looked it up. I didn't see anyone else do that. I am still going to look, but I didn't check into that either....I will have my gun...So that won't be a problem. Get the grill lit and skin it if a gator comes up on me...😉😎

[@bagelmaster15]

@@marjoryarmstrong6953 tbf I do live in England and we don't get alligators here.

[@marjoryarmstrong6953]

@@bagelmaster15 . I live in New Orleans, Louisiana and we have all of it. Thats why we are prepared, IF your down around where they are. Ya'll are lucky. At least you don't have to look around for them if ya'll jet ski, or your float down the river tubing . I've never had a problem with gators, cause I try not to go in the water where they hang..😉😎

[@ChrisChromeYT]

I thought the air bubbles and lifted carpet there was an alligator. Creepy

[@aasvmom]

It’s now April 2019... I have not been able to watch your accounts... or others for that matter. To date... a dear friend lost her home because insurance wouldn’t cover the required work to repair the home... like new wiring in the ceiling... cause it didn’t get wet. Another friend still has holes in her walls... we were blessed beyond belief because we only lost a 10x10 storage unit with many family heirlooms. However we have our life, our children and our granddaughter. My boys... were some of the rescuers in our area. The devastation they saw... at 20 years old... amazes me... haunts me and makes me fear for another storm. We have started really prepping for another storm. Hubby has a theory... based off all the hurricanes we have lived through... before a hurricane... the lovebugs seem to be extensive! I really want to do more research on this theory... because many lives could be altered if this is correct!

[@seratonin7004]

I'd love to you do a comparison video today, because this footage gives a genuine understanding for those not there. It's hard to understand the longer term impact of this kind of disaster. I really hope you're doing well. Cheers, from Australia.

[@erock8616]

Your upbeat attitude is amazing! Hopefully you can get everything fixed up and cleaned up. God Bless you 🙏!! And that person who left food and coffee and water in their driveway really got to me!

[@elizabethzamorazamora433]

who ever disliked this probably doesn't know what it feels like to have their home flooded they are monsters 2018 anyone

[@user-wi9hv2pb2q]

Dint feel that way.. It could be some bad people out there downvoting but he took So many Huge risks he didn't even know he was taking. Even marking the house which fortunately he didn't imitate the responders marking. So I think people are down voting because they are worried for him or worried other people will do this. It's not a commentary on the video, which is excellent quality, or his devastating loss. I think people are down voting going into an active flood for possessions. He did a really smart thing by letting people know where he was, but even then this is a super bad idea. The video is very informative for the public but it's full of things you should never do. He got lucky. He could've easily gotten unlucky. Also the down votes could be because his mother told him not to go and he did anyway as he said in the earlier video. Maybe it's a bunch of concerned mothers. 😊

[@joeyd8472]

Watching this as I am prepping for Florence, after we were hit with Hurricane Matthew in 2016 people are still rebuilding. Now a category 4 is heading straight for us its terrifying. We had no help for Matthew and yet we aren't running from a stronger hurricane heading straight for us. I understand the pain of essentially swimming through your neighborhood, i've done it once and it appears as if I'm gonna have to do it again.

[@jaiajett8643]

Joii Dusser I feel you

[@andisupergan5226]

No need to be sorry about getting pissed at the fed ex truck, that was BS. In times like these people should being kind, thinking of others and what they're going though. So sorry for everything you're going through and thinking about in California.

[@iyana8234]

Andi Supergan right like where wad FedEx going? They putting packages under water or something

[@andisupergan5226]

calabrese098 hahaha exactly what I was thinking

[@alwaysagigi]

God bless you & thank you for sharing your day with us because you didn't have to. I am saddened by your damage. I pray that everything will be restored for you. Stay strong!

[@c_w3377]

good luck with everything. great video. I feel your pain. few years back we got 7 feet of snow over night in Buffalo NY

[@julianmarsh2758]

Really happy that you are safe 🙂😁

[@haylee989]

Was so nervous for you watching this god bless!

[@lialy3071]

drive friendly more like dive friendly

[@timberlabradorisify]

Hi, you are one cool cat!! And your daughter is very Blessed to have you,God Bless y'all!

[@TopJoo7]

Thank you for sharing this video.

[@nobusmanrbbj]

If you don't know how to gut a house you could be learning from those who are doing it where the water has already receded. Go talk to them learn from them. There may be a sheetrock shortage. In New Orleans they sold Chinese sheetrock that was toxic. Buy a trusted brand. You could fill your van with sheetrock in case they have a shortage or be figuring how much you will need. Whoever is going to help you take them with you to watch people gutting their houses. You will need masks and maybe hazmat gear. You are lucky you have a garage and backyard. Lots of room to put salvageable goods. If you could get airtight, waterproof containers and fill them with your clothes, pictures, electronics,salvageables you could save a lot. Do you know about plastic bags for mattresses to prevent bedbugs? They are heavyweight plastic and are sealable. U-Haul sells them. LargeTubs would be better but more $$. Anything to seal your belongings from mold to come. The water is bad but the mold is terrible. Since the mayor wants people to stay out that means nobody can open up doors and windows. This makes perfect conditions for mold growth. I would have begged the guy offering to help the lady for help. I don't think you would have been out of place to at least give him your number...he was looking to help afterall.

[@alwaysready77]

Raphael B Babin Jr good idea. 🍻

[@katmama1556]

Raphael B Babin Jr You have excellent advice. That was very nice of you.

[@erock8616]

That's really good advice! Definitely. 👌

[@tessybraun2771]

I’m in La Grange, TX.. my house had over 6ft of Colorado River gushing through it at record current speeds. Nobody in our lifetime had seen such a record flood stage.. Usually 3.5-4ft in depth, the river crested at 54.5ft.. It’s a very surreal and almost helpless overwhelming feeling just knowing life will never be the same, when you see your home like that, just seeing the community in such a state was so heart gripping.. once waters receded it was like shock waves like trying to fight a nightmare and wake up but it’s not a dream it’s real and you think like maybe I could have saved this or that or done this or that differently? So many thoughts hit at once. Response as far as relief efforts were heartfelt, the entire community was supportive and people literally came from other states and even other countries and over seas to help with relief efforts! Ultimately the house was gutted down to just a skeleton of studs.. all pipes and wiring was torn out after the house was raised 14” as required by FEMA and flood insurance regulations to avoid a significant rise in our premium which then impacts our monthly mortgage payments due to escrow..Anyway, I got emotional during the video, different points of your journey between E:1 and E:2. That was a long time for your home to be under water! In 1998 my parents home flooded. This river remained elevated for 7 days starting October 16th, 1998. We were rescued and watching fire ants float was just also surreal as a kid. This time around August 28th 2017, our house went under. 9 ft difference in how high it had reached to in 98! Yeah, this effected about 1/5th of our town. Last time it was a way smaller scale of victims, except it was a widespread event. Resources and relief just wasn’t at our fingertips like it was this time.. also, evacuations occurred this time.. As a skywarn spotter for NWS I realized 4-5 days in advance of the flood that we were pretty doomed as far as calculations from expected rain fall totals mixed with our city drainage, runoff and anything upstream.. Nobody took me serious til literally the last moments. Also, this time around the water receded quite quickly. It was 3-4 days of my house being submerged and unreachable then just like that the neighborhoods were swarming with so many volunteers gutting out the houses to try to save the structures! And a lot of us were successful in doing so and subsequently treating for mold (countless times)! Nearly a year later, we were displaced but forced back sooner than expected and as a result are living in the “1/2 story” of the house aka the finished attic which is set up like an apartment to some degree. Downstairs has Sheetrock back up, taped/floated and most is textured and painted, we’ve rewired and the old plumbing is gone, what’s there is where we’ve gotten to so far, it’s the flexible blue type of plumbing for incoming water lines said to be insulated with tons of advantages, we’ll see, but here’s the problem.. our insurance company USAA released our flood policy funds written to us AND the mortgage company who is withholding almost $40,000 from us during a critical state of this project. We cannot finish the floors or install any trim, door frames or move forward financially (kitchen is just old sub floors requiring a secondary plywood subfloor then flooring and also just, cabinets, countertops etc.. it’s just walls and ceiling at this point and we are at a standstill continuing to make monthly mortgage payments while fighting this company who’s had every lame excuse and has made us run in circles and chase our tails doing what they say and gathering whatever they wanted as far as prices and estimates and they’d made promises and more promises, yet they’ve done nothing to act upon them.. we are just in limbo and it’s hard because the kids want to be in their rooms.. it’s a construction zone!! It’s scary and just devastating, we are in the process of signing with legal representation to fight this company.. hanging in there) I hope and pray that you and your family are okay now.. And if you’re in this long wait line we call “limbo” like us (it’s only us and another couple in town going through this while everyone else is completing their homes or have been back for many months now and their homes are completed!!) I hope deeply that it’s resolved for y’all. It’s hard because as parents we want to comfort our children and bought homes for security and comfort for them.. Instead we have to fight to hold emotions in while in front of them and hide if we are overwhelmed. Sometimes it’s hard to answer their questions which are simple under other circumstance just not when you’re home has been struck by disaster and your mortgage company is leaving you out in the cold, in this case triple digit heat, supposed to be a lighthearted joke lol, but anyway. I hope you and anyone else & all the families effected by any crisis or disaster find resolution and get back on your feet as far as day to day “norm”... TX strong!

[@plum413]

Epic video wow amazing cinematography thank you for bringing us with you More video

[@Davinia77]

Holy shit still so much water 💦 in your neighborhood.

[@deejeff8846]

Davinia two more weeks of high water

[@dorithompson4980]

Im so sorry you are having to go through this. Im watching your vlog from WA state. If you need any help clothes, etc we would love to send you what we can! We may be states apart but we all are on this planet together. Be safe and reach out to us if needed!

[@magdalenevlogs890]

I'm in wa too and I'm like "well thank gosh we get earthquakes and sometimes f1 tornados

[@jijipoid]

my town went through a massive flood water went over the roofs of single story houses, and garages. The smell after it was clear for us to start cleaning up was just horrid... and it left the flooded areas of the city smelling strange for months.. I am not sure if that is the same for Huston but it made me think back when you mentioned the smell. I feel for you all down there.. and the Irma people. It is mentally exhausting that is for sure.

[@cryinqsippy]

obviously natural disasters are a terrible time for not only families but the government but they do seem to bring the community together which is amazing to see

[@deejeff8846]

Loll your fighting alligator thoughts hahahaha

[@veered4371]

Watching this a year after and again can't belive all the flooding that happened. I've been moved from Cypress since 2016 and hope you and all the flood victims have rebuilt. Hell yes we are Texas strong!

[@margaretkintzel9051]

I'm so sorry for everything you lost!! I would take a blizzard any day over that!!! My heart is breaking for all these people....

[@TikiShootah]

Margaret Kintzel nah man a blizzard is worse in my book. Power goes out, your garunteed to freeze if not preped. Snow build up collapses roofes. Snow too deep there's no boat nor car getting through.

[@Proskater134]

Margaret Kintzel nah man. I live in northern norway and we had a really bad blizzard some years ago. If your roof didnt blow off your roof would collapse. Noone could get out and the windows were blocked by snow. Everything was covered in snow

[@stocktonperry6172]

Margaret Kintzel but the blizzard could melt and flood... *DUH SHERLOCK*

[@roselittleaxe4652]

I remember going on a missions trip to Houston that fall and doing mud outs in mid September for houses that hadn’t been touched since the flood. I will NEVER forget that smell.

[@RobByTheWay]

These are excellent videos man you're the only one doing this in super high quality HD if you changed the title of the videos to something simple you would get more of the public to see what's going on

[@rupdut5387]

Rob By The Way. YES! PLEASE! Their in No news coming out of Houston and That is Scary! I appreciate Your videos to know that Houston Hasn't been ROUNDED UP AND PUT IN CAMPS AGAINST YOUR WILL AND THAT ALL OF FLORIDA ISN'T NEXT!! I'm So sorry for Your Loss..... Please keep up your youtube as a voice from "FREE HOUSTON" so us (FEMA/DEATH CAMP) conspiracy theorists can Know the truth.... Your areas loss is Heart Breaking!! All MSM, and Even Houston youtubers have gone silent.. I Don't blame them. (how depressed and demoralized you all must feel). However, since the media has ditched Houston's for IRMA..... for 3 DAYS Then on to JOSE for a week. Then..... What... !!!!!EARTHQUAKE IN YELLOWSTONE!! God I Hope I'm just crazy..... It sure would be GREAT to hear from You how YOU/Houston are Being "MADE GREAT AGAIN" by FAMA ,The RED CROSS, Our GOVERNMENT and TAX DOLLERS!! I for one will donate to your channel on that basis!! Please Be and Trustworthy Voice For Houston. THANKS

[@RobByTheWay]

rup dut I watched and commented on this video when it had only 41 views after a few good days online... I'm glad to see it has 22K now. Let the people see the destruction "they" are bringing on peoples lives and on God's creations. They will only continue to do this until enough people wake up and demand this senseless destruction ends.

[@happycat307]

Very talented at making these videos. Though heartbreaking, it is very raw and real. It's like we're there right along with you. You are so brave too. Wow! So sorry for what you and everyone down there are going through with this. My heart goes out to you.

[@Peggyree]

This was so hard! We only had about 2 foot in our home. We spent 7 months in a motel. I know people that are still recovering from Harvey.

[@lildescise3688]

your amazing and i watched this when it came out and im happy you are ok and god bless that person will bananas and coffee good job keep up the AMAZING work

[@brenleyshoe6271]

a few years ago in my home town there was a huge flood and there was over 10 inches of water, we put sandbags all around our houses. It really helped and kept a lot of water out, so i hope it doesn’t but if it does happen again you might want to take sandbags into consideration.🙂

[@lisa101561]

Im late but where the heck was that FedEx truck even going like unless they are putting packages underwater they are pretty much there for no reason

[@MegF142857]

Know people in same situation. Seeing your video lets me know what they are dealing with in that area.

[@okumcpastorjoshb]

Mr.president it's been 2 weeks since Katrina what are your plans of action? *We're gonna find her and bring her to justice*

[@kaitlyngriffin1423]

Oh man it breaks my heart seeing this. I really pray and hope that you and your family are doing better now. It definitely makes me respect our world so much more. It's a scary and powerful thing.

[@SirNoobly]

i never been so scared about water omg

[@Ava_Orchid]

Holy heart breaking would it be to have had your house barely survive this and then have the subsequent dam or whatever end up flooding your home

[@lynda2327]

im sorry you are going through this stay strong i hope it works out best for you thank you for showing us whats going on in your area its very eye opening and heartbreaking but to see how you texans help each other has restored my faith in humanity because i have seen some heroic acts of compassion and kindness from your hometown and it is beautiful to see ...the bubbles in your house i think is from either the heater ducts or a/c vents lots of ventalation systems under the house and as you walk through the pressure from your steps releasing trapped air below but none the less i would be freaked out too wondering if it was a gator or something i was unaware of wish you the best of luck

[@louisabailey1800]

I guess I'm lucky to live in London,U.K. ,God bless everyone who goes through something like this where ever in the world ❤️

[@Wildcat19688]

that damn camaro 😔

[@brandonflicek2252]

ZACHARY THE_MECHANIC I was thinking the same thing 😩

[@ironduke_01]

Very sad

[@tmcrk8972]

Ok I like cars ALOT and if you guys are not talking about the people. WTF

[@tmcrk8972]

I am pretty sure it is a mustang tho

[@lunalie6938]

someone needs to make a survival game like the aftermath here

[@billiamc1969]

Sorry for your losses out there!!!! I hope you can rebuild with SIP panels instead of conventional stick built house...we are worried about Irma coming ashore now...take care man and make sure to be safe out there's!!!!

[@tomruth9487]

I'm thinking rebuilding the walls will not be necessary. Drywall and insulation repair might be what's needed.

[@KrisH-bh9pq]

In one of your videos you mentioned that you thought only people from your area would see your videos. I live in North Alabama and you managed to capture such a raw, real perspective of your community, your home and the long slow lived effects of Hurricane Harvey. The purity of your story and it's elements within aren't just said like they often are in media, but they are truly seen in real time. Even though your community was devastated I would happily move there simply because of the neighborly spirt that I see in your videos and how it's impacted me. Quiet often when media covers an event like the hurricane it's more than overwhelming due to the amounts of clips that are flashed on the TV screen. Unfortunately, more often than not just as quickly forgotten because our minds are overwhelmed by the images. If we could see and hear more stories📷 like 📲🖥yours, I believe📱 people would be "edge of their seat" involved. I saw in one video you📼💻 had production📸 equipment,📷 have you ever considered doing a piece🎥 on the effects🎬 of the hurricane and📹 how it affected your family, 📽 friends and neighbors? I would love to see it.📺📡

[@kelandaidansmom]

no name I’m from the east coast of Canada. He made it here

[@thepepsiorcoke]

I'm over in northern VA, Irma was coming right at us but changed its path and spared us. I'm so sorry that Harvey did this!

[@suesch60]

Thank you for sharing such a personal experience, but I'm sorry for your home. I also was thinking of snakes and alligators and would have stayed away, but it was nice that we got a glimpse of your reality. Hope you show more updates.

[@JLBREMER]

5:14 That bug sound, not sure what kind of bug it is but after living down south and going through storms and Hurricanes it was always an spooky sound. Reminded me of HOT, quiet danger. Uncomfortable quietness.

[@dilligafdude9434]

My heart hurt seeing all the damage back then, now seeing it through this perspective. Heck, dude. This situation had to suck.

[@janismeader924]

if possible open a couple windows. to vent and air. it's probably the food spoiled, back up waste.

[@katmama1556]

I'm so sorry this has happened to you. You seem like a very nice person and smart too! I hope everything ends up better for you somehow in the end. Best wishes

[@semperfi210]

I live here in the valley South Texas RGV Harvey missed us by miles as I live near the coast and when Hurricane Patricia hit Mexico and moved up north towards Texas we got the rain and we flooded in 2015. Last month 06/20/2018 we made national news again we got flooded with a bad storm cell that hit. Were still recovering but I know the feeling to get flooded and whats worse is we got flooded twice within 2.5 years luckily we built this home so we have experience with gutting and how to prevent mold and we moved fast Hope you have recovered and sending love to everyone affected

[@TheColieRO]

Crazy! I live close to here! That water coming in the house through the floor and walls was pretty scarey! Praying for you!

[@heyhey8722]

Driving slow is also important in less flooded spots so you don't risk pushing water into people's houses. It flooded here and it was SO close to coming up to people's houses. A lot of basements flooded, and I'm pretty sure water being splashed up closer to their houses didn't help with that

[@baillyburns5386]

Me: *sees bubbles* Also me: *first thing that comes to mind* AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH ALLIGATOR!!!!!!!!!

[@brent2434]

Unicorns Cupcakes111 wow thought i was the only one who was watching it as of this month

[@suzannebaker6096]

Oh darlin, I'm so sorry for what's happened. Did you ever figure out what the bubbling noise was? I would have just freaked out. I've been in blizzards in a cabin with nothing but a wood burning stove to heat my house and cook my meals up in the mountains completely snowed in. That is scary enough. Did it for 7 years with kids in the house.No one could get to us. My husband had passed away the prior year so no more man power to help me. Thank the lord you have family close. My closest relative was 1000 miles away. I'll be thinking about you. keep us posted sweetie.

[@thebackroomsstoragecompany3934]

Are you from al ms or la or tx or fl you just sound southern in the way you wrote

[@DustToGloryPW]

Dude this is like watching a horror movie

[@titanicloverandexpert9222]

Don’t worry it’s just air pockets under your floor I’m certain you are fine but I can’t be sure about safe depends what’s underneath a basement you’re screwed foundation you should be fine

[@tinaromero9098]

watching both videos you are very brave to go in those waters. But I understand why you wanted to go back. I hope you and your family is safe and God bless you and your family.#HOUSTON STRONG

[@NicoleTarlton]

Thank you for posting about your journey. I know it's heart breaking... is there anything you need? I'd love to help you.... sending love and prayers to you. Stay safe!

[@rslily]

So sad. Sorry that happened to you. Mother Nature is a beast. That guy is armed for walkers.

[@oweeyformallyknownasokok4752]

It’s just air pockets being released because of the buckling floor might wanna be careful if you have a basement or crawl space and there is probably water in the pipes that are gurgling so you should be safe once the water goes away check your floor joists and supports just to be on the safe side

[@oweeyformallyknownasokok4752]

Forgot about the air system it’s also full of water

[@KrisH-bh9pq]

I'm also incredibly sorry for all of your loss, I am praying 📿for you, your family and friends, community and especially those in need. I admire your😍 courage and the spirit of the community💪💪🐂💪 there.🐃💪 You all are amazing. 💪❤🌟

[@lindajohnson6905]

WOW!! I'm so sorry you have to go through this... Thanks for sharing.

[@heyitslilly4552]

Him talking about the water Me: oh so ya walking in sh*t or am I wrong coz that's what it sounds like

[@sabrinasalvatore4959]

I really wish I could fly there to help people 😭😭

[@garymcwilliams6518]

THE MOST REALISTIC VIEW OF HURRICANE HARVEY ON THE INTERNET..................Thanks BRO you educated the world.

[@jordanwhitson1730]

God bless you ♥! God loves us and I hope everyone clings to Him during this time. Thank you for giving us a view into what its like for people in Texas. Have a wonderful day y'all ♥ ✝️

[@layneefaul3519]

I was in huracan Harvey I know how you feel but my house didn't flood so then again I don't

[@SteveDeLeon]

Im in Bear Creek so I feel your pain, but we have air in our lungs and strength we are ok.

[@Elephantfoot15321]

Alligators dont attack u but crocodiles do im australian so I would know

[@BlueRibbonDigitalMedia]

Liam Hynes I didn’t know that. Still super scary either way. Thanks! 😂

[@crystalrose634]

Hello fellow Aussie

[@DoDgeSwaG]

They do attack, I’m a Steve Irwin fan and watched his ass almost get eaten by both so I would know

[@supacannn5946]

Best wishes for everyone who got affected by this

[@mayahanson6789]

At least there are no bugs in this house

[@Josue-rd5gt]

Man, I am so sorry you have to go through this. Reply with your paypal, I want to get your dinner this friday. God is with you, even in this catastrophe.

[@queengrimhilde8647]

.Stuff is just stuff, you are safe, your family is safe. Memories are in your head, and you are alive to make new memories. Thats what's important. Not trying to sound cold, I watched your videos with my hand over my mouth and tears streaming down my face. But I lived in Texas for over 10 years, Austin then Abilene, my daughter was born in Austin. I know that Texans can fall to their knees but they get right back up with fists swinging ready to fight through whatever is thrown at them. Houston and every town in Texas affected by Harvey will not only rebuild, but rebuild better and then turn and ask Florida what they can do to help, because Texans have a heart just as big as their state. I live in Nevada now, but you can never take Texas out of a person once you live there. So my heart and my soul and some of my savings is with y'all. God Bless!

[@PoeLemic]

So sorry this happened to you. I live in Humble, and I had similar experience. Not with house but with cars. And, Insurance doesn't seem to care that much. Taking forever to do anything about it. I've lost 3 cars. Don't know what I will do now. Afraid of the future ...

[@conspiraciesarejustgreatst2059]

I wonder if his slow and methodic walking is good or bad in terms of attracting alligators. It's definitely smart when your walking through a flooded neighborhood where you can't tell if there's a new whole or something dangerous under the water. I think alligators would be attracted to the loud sound of someone rushing through the water.

[@redbird9000]

Him: Slow it down Fedex! You see I’m floating this stuff. FedEx driver: 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@emmabell3159]

I cept thinking there was an alligator in his house

[@davidsnowden2160]

Hoping you all the best to get through this..

[@s_marie1732]

This breaks my heart

[@rachelsteed123]

Prayers for you & your family & neighbors I'm in Fort Worth. Please let me know if I can do anything at all to help y'all. I will get resources together and make it happen. God bless

[@ryanb1141]

Why was the floor bubbling like that

[@johnroberts7860]

To fast drive and so sorry for what happened God bless

[@tashanicole8890]

So, so sad. I thought we had it bad on the south end... But you guys held the water soooo long. This is devastating. 😢. I'm sorry.

[@ebperformance8436]

For a alligator you bring a fire arm with you and arm for the head and eyes.

[@crapcopter]

4:39 the guy using his weedwhacker as the motor for his boat, that's so smart

[@toddhall7416]

When they release water from the Addick's Reservoir that should drain your neighborhood. Maybe you knew that. I'm watching this hoping the current El Nino doesn't make this year as bad as 2017. I hope you all were able to recover in good shape.

[@aaf1568]

I am getting so scared watching your video.

[@lcray9597]

11:51 lol Lego Star Wars for 360 is just chilling there

[@whistleblowercindy3172]

your video is scarier then a scary movie bro

[@theBradyRay]

Curious about your video studio. Im looking in to starting one up or possibly collaborating with someone who already set up. In Katy area.

[@xlrocker995]

the water bubbling thru the floor part made my heart race a little, i would have been like, fuck that, i'm not gonna drown in my own house. not me!!

[@KO-OG-Passport-Bro-1997]

This is so fucking sad man...stay strong..you are brave to go in that water...I'm not sure I could do it.

[@Gary65437]

Feb 2020, how you doing bro? Did ya make a new housing plan or dry out and move back in? I might move back to the Houston area this yr after being away for 15 yrs. Got family still there.

[@sailingpizza067]

My house was underwater and some how my tv and blu ray survived