Building A $580 Geothermal Greenhouse!

#CheapGreenhouse #GreenhouseGardening #GeothermalGreenhouse
In This Video, I constructed a greenhouse with 22 PVC Pipes, 4 by 4's, 2 by 4s and plastic! The greenhouse is 20 Feet by 12 feet. Now that the structure is built on the outside, the Geothermal Digging portion will be an ongoing winter project. I hope you enjoy the building of the greenhouse and may it inspire you to build one yourself! At the end of the video I'll have a materials list that you can look at to get you started on most everything that you'll need to build a greenhouse like Mine!
If you want to save time, and are building greenhouse roughly the same size, here is the link for the
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www.troohealth....

[@ayCarumbaQueLio]

That is not just a greenhouse. That is ACTUALLY a greenhouse that he ACTUALLY built. ;)

[@stevejacobson8958]

Well thanks!! :-)

[@Jacobyte1746]

Hate to burst your bubble so to speak... but a Greenhouse, (glass-house or hot-house) is covered in glass. You could have also used double 6mm plastic and used 2 small fans to circulate air between the layers of plastic which would also help to keep heat inside or slow heat loss in extremely cold nights.

[@DavidJohnson-hr7pb]

Love the video If you going to take down 8 feet please put up some type of wall support I used to excavate it's not uncommon for a wall to fall in at 8 feet!

[@pinkelephants1421]

It will also add thermal mass that will release its heat overnight; particularly useful in cooler months. I'd also remove that H20 tank, locating it outside & run a pipe with tap setup in through the paneled end and possibly try to work out how to harvest as much H20 off of the greenhouse roof, channeling it into the H20 tank for storage and later use. Full marks to Steve for trying but this project could've still remained an inexpensive one but with a bit more thought having gone into the planning process in order to make it a more efficient greenhouse overall. I hope that he's used a silicon sealant wherever he's punctured the envelope by screwing wood to the uPVC ribs through the poly tunnel sheathing or he's going to get algae and mold building up on the inside as moisture penetrates. Wish him all the best anyway.

[@darrellinkster7385]

Ah...all the experts that live in an 8x12 apartment with their mom are here engineering..... GOOD JOB MAN.

[@ericprater4017]

If you drill holes in the 2 X 4 base and insert the pvc ends into it you can have a flush face to staple/batten it down. (2years later!)

[@desilufriend]

Why didn't you dig the hole with a machine, get the tank in the ground then build your greenhouse?

[@barbaralacouture4216]

you could but it would cost more

[@gwenjohnson87]

not all of us have machines hahaha...i'm pissed i dug a 16'x16' hole 4' deep so far never thinking to put up a structure first!!!!!!

[@tangobayus]

Good use of Gothic arch. Greenhouses should not be glazed on the north side because that side has a net heat loss over the year.

[@artfx9]

I was thinking of the same thing, but then I came to the conclusion that nothing will grow in the shade behind the greenhouse if the wall doesnt let light through.

[@tangobayus]

@@artfx9 Shade-tolerant greens would probably grow. I'm currently growing a Moskvich tomato in a shaded area. It's doing OK. During the summer, with the Sun overhead, the shaded areas would get some Sun.

[@chantallachance4905]

Nice greenhouse big job here in quebec Canada zone 5 I put a heater cable in the soil and on compost (normally they use for the ice on the roof) My compost is ready to be use this spring I going to put sand put the heater cable put some soil and seed water and cover with a clear plastic for early summer crop 30-60 days A small greenhouse in a big greenhouse

[@stevejacobson8958]

Wow! That is so cool! I was actually contemplating doing something like that! I'd loved to find out how that works for you!

[@deborahelliott8460]

I just came upon your video, this is a nice pvc greenhouse, and if I may recommend that the sides are in dire need of support. I made one once, not as strong as it needed to be cause winter broke it down fast.

[@edwinleach7401]

Cool project. I live in NW Florida and I'm going to build a greenhouse this summer. Tired of hauling plant in and out.

[@stevejacobson8958]

I'm hoping to move down to florida. My geodesic greenhouse is about is 14 feet high and 24 feet across. If I move to florida I'll definitely put a few small zip tie dome greenhouses on a property for times when the weather gets cool. could put the subtropicals in and keep them safe from cold weather!

[@escapetherace1943]

@@stevejacobson8958 it could easily house them permanently for non-stop production

[@stevensdad4877]

I just inserted a piece of rebar through each of my hoops... seems strong enough to prevent collapse in winter

[@advantagemarine7305]

Good idea.

[@MorganBrown]

I like using the 90 degree joints at the apex, as it gives more usable space than the single pipe arch design. Looks like a nice build. When you staple to the plastic, you might want to use nylon batten tape to keep the plastic from ripping away from the staples. I thought I was a glutton for digging punishment, but you have me beat with the 8 ft hole!

[@stevejacobson8958]

Well thanks so much for your reply!! I will totally get some of the nylon batten tape. So far I've removed about 2 tons of dirt from the greenhouse! I can't wait to get 8 feet deep! It'll make the greenhouse seem bigger! Do you have a video of your greenhouse? Would love to see!

[@MorganBrown]

@@stevejacobson8958 That's fantastic. I have always been interested in digging a root cellar. It seems reasonable that if the root cellar has a similar volume to a greenhouse, that you could simply exchange air between the root cellar and greenhouse. You might want to insulate the root cellar down to the frost line. I think you would like some of the stuff on my channel. Here's a description of "greenhouse 2.0" (kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJaTn4uEa7upn8U). I posted performance results for the geothermal and compost heating systems in two separate videos (see end screen of the video for links).

[@henrikhaas6980]

You could use swimming noodles to protect the plastic from ripping on the top of the greenhouse

[@londonpickering8675]

Oddly satisfying. Thanks for posting.

[@zpoedog]

I really like your design. I am going to build one like yours. The cheap plastic on the ends my be a problem sooner then you think. As a retired heavy equipment operator I would have done all the digging with a backhoe before building the structure. At 82 I don't need the exercise. Thanks!

[@stevejacobson8958]

Well Thanks! :-) The back of the greenhouse is framed in with wood but the front of the greenhouse is pretty strong because its framed in with 2 by 4's. If I had the money to have a backhoe some and dig it out, that would have been the best way for sure but will have to keep digging it out myself LOL. I should have just dug the hole before putting the the greenhouse up. :-) When you build yours I'd love to see the video of it!! Thanks so much for your comments!!! :-)

[@brusselsprout5851]

I only wonder about strong winds. Around here they hit pretty hard.

[@brusselsprout5851]

@@stevejacobson8958 I can appreciate the ingenuity.

[@sanction7627]

What size PVC did you use, 1"?

[@JoeBlow-ch7sh]

I build a greenhouse out of 1/2 inch plasic flexible waterlines. I take the plasic off - 1 piece- late in the spring so the rain takes care of the plants. It only takes a hour or so to remove and put back on. This saves the plasic and also don't need to worry about venting.

[@stevejacobson8958]

I'd like to see more about what you do with the flexible waterlines!

[@SimpleTek]

Fantastic build! I also build cheap greenhouses on my channel and I came across this and was very impressed!

[@stevejacobson8958]

Well thanks so much. That means alot. I had never built one but I wrote down what I wanted it to look like and got a material list.. and... Made it happen. My next greenhouse is going to be a geodesic one. Should be fun to build. I will look up your greenhouses!

[@SimpleTek]

@@stevejacobson8958 domerama.com has amazing calculators for domes

[@kennethsrensen7706]

Wow , I just found your video . Great explaining how to build in a simple way ( and cheap too ) Im subscribed , for shure , Great channel : ) Im going to do this in a near future ( when we get our new house ) Here in the philippines it is very hot and this GeoThermal solution is just perfect for cooling because the humidity is very high here and the other methods wont work out so well . Also it can be combined with solarpannel powered fans to cooling too . Nice Channel and good description on how to do : )

[@pointpilot6376]

"ACTUALLY" a good video. Thanks, actually from, Pointpilot

[@deangerber1797]

Those bolt heads sticking out might cause problems for you. May want to cover those for a smoother finish.

[@phoenixrising323susanburnl8]

Great video. Thx 😊

[@richardroyles1423]

I like to see your greenhouse when you get an 8 foot deep. Not sure why so deep but interesting. Like the greenhouse. Kansas

[@stevejacobson8958]

If you dig 5 to eight feet down you can put drainage pipe in to blow 50 degree air into the greenhouse in the winter to warm the air and in the summer to cool the greenhouse. I did have quite the problem with a woodchuck last year that burrowed 2 holes into the area that I had dug. If I do it again, I'll make sure that i put cement walls in!!! LOL

[@mmac4047]

Need a central ibeam

[@stevejacobson8958]

I could definitely use a central beam as you said. I'll be doing that this spring. Thanks for the feedback! :-)

[@MrRainCountry]

Good job.

[@ernestbwalya5572]

What size of pvc pipes did you use?

[@rossr277]

Could I get a materials list for that? I would like to know what all I would need to get to build one of those. Length of PVC piping, Lumber board footage etc,. Any help with this would be appreciated. Thanks!

[@stevejacobson8958]

somehow the materials list in PDF format vanished from the description. Let me look it up tonight and I'll put it back on the text area of this video. :-)

[@stevejacobson8958]

goto my website: www.troohealth.com and scroll down. On the left side of the screen you will see my PDF of the Materials list! Let me know if you get it ok.

[@tomeliafarmsthegoodearthfa3206]

Hey I liked what you said Check out our channel tomelia farms

[@up..23567]

Where are you from? I am in SW Minnesota and can be super windy and cold. I want to do geothermal if I can. I would like to dig down but thinking our water table might be too high.

[@lucianminea]

This is everything you want, but a geothermal greenhouse ! :) . First, if you have condensation on the plastic, say bye bye to heat, that layer of water will throw all your heat out. Second, if it's cold, make it a double layer, with very few air currents in between the layers, so you'll keep the heat inside. Third, but the most important, geothermal it's a clear term by itself, and you didn't even dug to have the greenhouse half sunken, which would've been a great thing to do. So, my advice, before posting again about building anything with "thermal" in title, study a little bit of thermodynamics, fluid and gas mechanics and maybe something specific about air currents. Good luck !

[@Elliandr]

What if you also dug a few feet down?

[@mooizweden2022]

And what is the geothermal Part ?

[@irishvoyageur]

Why didn’t you have the trench dug first? Why are you not using two layers of plastic? Please explain why this is geothermal.

[@michaelweiss6163]

You started a nice project. I wish you luck

[@stevejacobson8958]

Thank you!

[@ajb.822]

So, did u cover the pvc pipes with paint or non-pvc / UV treated tape, to protect them from ruining the UV treatment of the greenhouse plastic ( if what u bought has that ) ? They say if u don't, it will degrade quickly.

[@lipovacbrothersfarms8823]

It also looked like he used untreated lumber. We need to make mistakes to learn what not to do.

[@nadronnocojr]

Good job Great idea better budget very doable with a little saving Happy new year !

[@nickguthrie9309]

PLEASE give location or at least the frost zone number. On Vancouver Island we expect wet heavy snow so strong metal arches make sense. Our 20x25 fft GH is 15 years old, with skirts with manual winches and slider door cost $5.50/ sq. ft. I like your detail of chores. Thanks

[@sesa005]

Hi am suresh its design is very good same desing with pvc can be use for solar dryer for fish drying pls give me the details

[@stevejacobson8958]

Yes that is true. The greenhouse can get quite hot if its 40 degrees out. The temp can reach 80 degrees or more

[@sesa005]

@@stevejacobson8958 Thanqu for replie any more design that design protect from heavy wind and life any other design is their pls send the videos to my mail [e-mail]

[@adrianmolina832]

Parts list photo please

[@dwormon4591]

Use the black pipe instead Or use fiberglass rods Use reinforced tarping

[@judithadams6599]

What size pvc pipes? Inches round and how long. What to use to connect them. How to connect to ground?

[@stevejacobson8958]

1 Inch pvc is what I used and I strapped the base of the pvc to 4 by 4s. Home depot has 1 inch metal straps that you can screw into the 4 by 4s. I drilled holes into the 4 by 4s and pounded rebar into the ground which worked well! :-)

[@Horse237]

A man in Georgia used 12 mil plastic. His greenhouse survived a 110 mph wind.

[@sandrajohnson9926]

Where do you find 12 m plastic?!

[@Horse237]

@@sandrajohnson9926 Don't know. I saw it in a video. The man lived in southern Georgia.

[@stevejacobson8958]

I think I just my order some 12 Mil Plastic. Thanks for the information!

[@Jacobyte1746]

@@sandrajohnson9926 I've never used 12 mil either but after using google several sites indicates that they have it. Here is an American supplier www.tunnelvisionhoops.com/12-mil-clear-greenhouse-plastic-various-sizes/ I'm considering building a Hoophouse and i think i would use the 12 mil plastic here in Canada as we get some wicked winter storms.

[@jojocool555]

Wheres the geothermal ? ? its a hooop house !

[@sandrajohnson9926]

I came for the geothermal. Oh well.

[@stevejacobson8958]

Wood chucks dug in the same space at the large hole that I had dug and were causing quite the problems. The next greenhouse will be similar but will be dug first and then walls will go up!

[@joycehandersonfriends3225]

Thank you!

[@patnelson5509]

I suffered through this whole thing (don't worry, I skipped bits) only to find out that the reason it was so cheap was that you dug it out by hand? GOOD GRIEF!!!

[@stevejacobson8958]

I'm not sure if you're applauding me or telling me that I'm poor and not such a great person because I dug it out by hand. I have to say I got a great deal of exercise. If anyone makes more money than I do and wants to contribute a backhoe, Look me up! :-) Have a great day Pat!

[@patnelson5509]

@@stevejacobson8958 neither one....read my comment again

[@stevejacobson8958]

@@patnelson5509 OK :-) Thanks for letting me know! I have a new geodesic dome greenhouse video that will be coming out in a couple of days!! Let me know what you think. :-)

[@jbird6609]

I used to build green houses, I see 2 flaws 1) Walls/roof are too flexible , they will collapse under snow or wind load. 2) One layer of plastic is an energy sink, works ok during the day but plummets at night. You need at least 2 layers with a blower, I have done 4 layers which worked super good. Use 2 old layers under 2 new layers.

[@michelfilion5482]

Excellent vidéo, great project.

[@stevejacobson8958]

Well Thanks Michel. I appreciate that!! Have an aweseome week!!

[@PatriotAcresinTexas]

Enjoyed the video! New subscriber here, can't wait to follow up on the progress since you posted this. Stay safe!

[@stevejacobson8958]

Welcome!

[@Sunshine-lg8su]

This is amazing! ( new subscriber here) I’m in the thought process of adding a greenhouse and your channel is my favorite! I’m looking forward to more video guidance in my decision making. Love what you’ve done ! Thank you!

[@stellablue7435]

Looking forward to seeing your progress 🙏

[@thomasmoeller3446]

Why didn't you lay out the bottom frame then get/rent a digger to dig the hole? Because that would "go over budget? Still think you should have dug the hold before putting up all the frame work.

[@honeyy79]

Are the pvc uv resistant?

[@reneebrown2968]

How do you vent it? Without proper ventilation you will get powdery mildew.

[@stevejacobson8958]

I have never gotten powdery mildew in the small greenhouse. Not sure why but I know what you're saying. In the large geodesic dome greenhouse I will need to create a spring vent or two this summer

[@michaelvillarreal8838]

I would have dug hole first with a back hoe or excavator before building the structure 😊

[@stevejacobson8958]

If I had the money to dig out the hole, that would have been amazing. But I didn't. I did dig out a 1 half of the greenhouse before a family of groundhogs made holes throughout the greenhouse. They didn't touch the tomatoes that I planted in there though!! :-)

[@mmac4047]

Create a thermo loop with a solar panel and small electric fan to grab hot air and put it in to the ground to store it . At the end of the ground loop the are will come out cooler, to be re warmed.

[@bradbrown2199]

Would like to get a drawing of how you got the wood curved on the ends.

[@thealteredstate4203]

All the pieces of wood are straight.

[@craigsmith5025]

Actually 40 times he actually said actually. He actually did.

[@pinkelephants1421]

I think that you should've included some more of the uPVC pipe as 3 horizontal ribs equidistant from each other about 2' apart to increase strength and prevent twisting due to wind shear. Also no mention of whether or not you chose UV light resistant poly tunnel sheathing. Got some on mine that's got a 10 year life expectancy. Next time dig the hole first.... and use a digger - far faster. 😋😅

[@stevejacobson8958]

Yes I will definitely dig first!! horizontal ribs is a great Idea and will consider that next for a future tunnel. So far the 1 inch PVC pipe seems to be holding its own. Even on days where its really cold out the ground is warmed by the 70 to 80 degree air!

[@pinkelephants1421]

@@stevejacobson8958 You could still install horizontal ribs. All it takes is an electric drill to secure the piping from the inside with some bolts and nuts and possibly plastic plumbing t-junction brackets to match the size of your pipes. If using t-junction brackets that would be the easiest as they can be screwed to the uprights with the horizontals slotting in nicely to the t's.

[@Jacobyte1746]

Should have removed the tons of soil prior to building your hoop house and used a backhoe. If I remember correctly the pvc pipes break down quickly in sunlight.

[@darrellinkster7385]

Lol. PVC conduit is used for well casing and electrical. It does NOT break down with uv...lol

[@Jacobyte1746]

@@darrellinkster7385 what took you so long to answer.... only good for 50+ years or so lol I stand corrected Darren

[@darrellinkster7385]

@@Jacobyte1746 your dipshidity stands the test of time.

[@Jacobyte1746]

@@darrellinkster7385 ok Darren I saw that you were a bit slow but now you are childish with name calling... can't you find something better to do than trolling old posts on youtube?

[@darrellinkster7385]

@@Jacobyte1746 who's childish pillock ? You're purposely calling me another name like a fuckin 5 yr. old. But that's understandable coming from an armchair plumber that doesnt know his plastics yet cuts down another man's excellent work.

[@RAD_Vlad]

Geothermal ...???is what I saw in title... thought I'd see whats there... turns out just a click bait....

[@stevejacobson8958]

I can't wait to see what videos you've produced. You can dig an large area and then a family of ground hogs get into the part that was dug up and cause quite the problems.

[@whosonfirst1309]

@@stevejacobson8958 are you saying that a family of ground hogs moved into your greenhouse?

[@stevejacobson8958]

Yes they did!! was crazy seeing them climb up and run towards me!! LOL

[@uncle_creepy2743]

im sure you know the drinking game im thinking of? but do you actually..... great greenhouse btw :)

[@Skashoon]

Would’ve been nice to show how the plastic was attached, many details missing or presumed.

[@stevejacobson8958]

its easy to attach the plastic. Just measure the size of the plastic length and width to go up one side of the greenhouse to the top while adding about 2 more feet. Its best to attach it on a day where the wind speed is low. It helps to have about 4 people to hold the plastic in place. I have ferring strips to hold the plastic in place. This helps to really secure the plastic. If you'd like I can do a video to show how the plastic would be held in place. Let me know and I'll try to have the video for you and others.

[@Energikar]

I like to use wiggle wire. Is used by major green house growers and you don't have to poke holes in plastic...

[@MsAthenaMaack]

How is this geothermal?

[@stevejacobson8958]

By Digging down into the greenhouse you can Tap into the 50 to 55 degree air that comes from the soil that has been dug out. I'm in a northern climate and temps reached down into the teens but nothing froze in the greenhouse. The first year I had the greenhouse some plants froze but after having dug deeper into the ground The plants never froze. When it is entirely dug out, it will be filled with drainage pipe and crushed stone and fans will blow the air through. The reason why it was partially dug out is that a family of groundhogs decided to make there home on the right side of the greenhouse. :-)

[@unconventionalme8048]

Great video. Suggestion, a barrier b/t your PVC and film... they sell a felt tape to prevent the off gas of the pvc from damaging the film.

[@unconventionalme8048]

Lars Hildebrandt I hear it works but I wouldn’t use bargain brands for it. Try and plastic adhering option

[@michaspringphul]

This wood is untreated? Recommendation would be to at least oil it. Otherwise mist could come down inside and it rottens faster than it must.

[@siov4279]

YOU COULD HAVE MADE TJHE GREENHOUSE SHORTER AND USED ONBLY 2SHEETS

[@patriot9455]

We are trying to become as close to self sufficient as possible, both food and heat for the house. The heat may be more of a challenge.

[@tangobayus]

For the heat issue, start by super-insulating your house. Then turn the south side into a solar collector by adding a greenhouse.

[@shawnr771]

@@tangobayus That is one of the best ideas. On solar collectors for homes be sure not to over glaze the south side or it might be too hot in the summer time.

[@nismo929]

Fantastic video. Very interesting. That 8 foot dig sure looks challenging. Kudos. Subscribed 👍🏼

[@Jacobyte1746]

I wonder how much further down he is going to find ground water, I'm actually surprised the pit he is digging hasn't filled with water. Hopefully going down 8 feet get doesn't discover a spring and fills the pit with water.

[@shawnr771]

Pretty good idea for a DIY er. Good ideas. For gaining You Tube subscribers Lose the music. It is annoying. Had to skip through it. When setting something up show at least one detail shot of each component, so we can see what you are doing. Write a script or at least have notes. The whole project might have cost you 580 dollars in a material. However if you add in the labor involved in digging down to 8 feet by hand then you have a lot of sweat equity in the project. Those hours add up to labor cost. The time spent not doing something else.

[@stevejacobson8958]

I appreciate the tip on using music :-) I shall never add music to my videos again! :-) I hope you have an awesome day!!

[@shawnr771]

@@stevejacobson8958 Not a problem. There are a few of you creators out there who talk about gaining subscribers etc. They are usually doing something on youtube but take time to help smaller channels. I got my info from them. I just saw the first one of these about the geothermal green house today. I might be able to incorporate something like this for my land.

[@kimnelson3703]

You need to secure the dirt around you. You don't want to experience a cave in

[@elvenkind6072]

Hi, just a tip, change the headline to 580 and remove the ".00" because at first glace I thought it said 580 thousand $, and I would imagine many would do the same mistake and never have interest in your video because of it. Good luck.

[@stevejacobson8958]

Good Point!! :-) ! Thank you for your feedback

[@xXelitegpXx]

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[@kevenskilatonyius2178]

DON'T HAVE TO USE PRYMER ! ONLY ON PRESSURE PIPE . LESS DAMAGE TO BRAIN AND LUNGS AND LIVER

[@ziggyustar3137]

out takes & bloopers please

[@mmac4047]

Next time use strapping tape going across and wrapping around the pvc pipe to prevent sagging and stretching the plastic

[@stevejacobson8958]

Thanks so much. I will definitely do that! :-) I love positive comments. The process of building the greenhouses have been fun but the best part learning what you did right and what could be done differently next time.

[@brusselsprout5851]

Interesting.

[@thisguy333]

Actually you say actually Way to much...geeze..it is acually a useless word . Cool build tho, looks like it actually worked well

[@lcostantino7931]

What is ALL THE NOISE in background.???? Aagghhhh

[@demoman2798]

$25 for t-111 sheets, hahahahahahahahahaha , oh those were the good ol days!!

[@Moe_Newman]

Like before even watching

[@mermaid10x]

The drumming sound effects are annoying

[@BKLevi]

Yeah, I think you be crazy.

[@soapbox6336]

basically...actually

[@chriskopec1858]

👍❤

[@chickasawmike1319]

I can't watch this. THUMP THUMP THUMP at the start, can not hear you talking so I turn up the volume THUMP THUMP THUMP shit is rattling on walls.

[@marcorodriguez8477]

Aww

[@r.c.8064]

Sorry, but I declined to watch the whole video, could not tolerate the thumping noise

[@williamwebb7917]

Me also.

[@mmac4047]

Loose the irritating music

[@alonsomclaren]

That thumping music made me stop watching. I would have watched more if you had toned that thumping down. It was also too loud compared to your speaking.

[@simplyjessica8035]

And.....

[@Mikdeelow]

Actually, this video could have been a lot shorter, actually perhaps 7 minutes long if you lose your crutch word ‘actually’. Actually, good luck on your greenhouse when you actually get it completed, actually.

[@brusselsprout5851]

Was that comment actually necessary?

[@stevejacobson8958]

Thanks so much for that Comment Brussel Sprout! I really appreciate the support! :-) have an awesome night!!

[@robincunningham7710]

J

[@cevinwillson9113]

Take a shot of booze every time he says actually

[@RAD_Vlad]

You'd be wasted not even half way through the video :D

[@stevejacobson8958]

Well thanks for the feedback! :-)

[@lovesinfinite1]

I really hope you will see this please increase your vocabulary amazing video but stop using the word actually I know people don't realize certain ticks that they have but you've used the word actually more times than anyone I've ever heard again great video just please stop using that word in this video you even used it two times in a row again all the best just had to point that out

[@BDogg2023]

Actually had to actually stop actually watching. Actually sorry...seems like you actually know what youre actually talking actually about. Actually.