City Wouldn't Cleanup Trash, so we Did!

[@opulopfulstratix2294]

City Councilor Wren is truly a hero. For him to get in there with his bare hands and single-handedly clean up the city is an inspiration.

[@Quarks123]

Sams grip on the fence is worth a mention, too.

[@7eventeenth]

If you really think about it. None of the work would have been done to even an acceptable quality if Councilor Wren hadn't been there to ensure that Sector 4 put in the proper time and effort. Wren's work must have been very taxing.

[@rhadamantesomething3020]

It's a little bit scary how easily Wren got into the role... Never give him power please.

[@Kalepsis]

We laugh, but this is exactly the type of BS the media has been writing about Gavin Newsom. Dude doesn't do anything.

[@petergerdes1094]

I read this comment and for a minute actually thought wren had gotten elected to city council...then I remembered this was la not some dinky suburb. Tho I could totally see him being a great local politician. The energy and enthusiasm would be great.

[@9490-j7n]

This crew restored a corridor. It's like some kind of corridor crew. It's so much easier to complain about city government failings (which isn't unjustified at all) but their larger point is that complaining doesn't get things done. Optimism, teamwork, initiative, community... it has a snowball effect and they started it. Right on Crew!

[@thetruthserum2816]

To bad good people have to go cleaning up the biohazard remnants of some junkies failed lives. If there wasn't a way for these people to become productive members of society. Perhaps offer them free drug treatment in exchange for their trash?

[@D33r_Hunt3r_]

There are free rehab places all over the place. The problem is rehab only works if they want to get clean. Its really sad, but sometimes people just don't want to put the effort in.

[@adrianflo6481]

@@D33r_Hunt3r_ Look at the Dutch and see how they solved it in the 90s. Its clear that you dont have any experience with addiction nor any empathy for your own people. being clean isnt the problem, its everything that comes after. rehab programs have to include education, shelters finding a job for these people to be a part of society. Its the same with prisoners. and well we know how the US treats their slave labour.. i mean prisoners. Even if youre a psychopath you would realize helping these people is a no brainer from an economical stand point. but i guess you have less empathy than a psychopath

[@thetruthserum2816]

@Thawne referring to all the needles they were finding...

[@thetruthserum2816]

@Thawne Ok, well maybe living like they are in a trash dump is why they can't retain housing? Like an episode of Hoarders, but in the alleyway? and yes, they did find plenty of needles, so try not to ignore the reasons that many of them are in that condition to begin with... Maybe you should be more open to other points of view instead of shooting the messenger because you don't agree with their POV. Literally they are living right next to dumpsters, but fail to be able to throw a single piece of trash in it... Must force other people do it for them... Maybe a "work for drugs and shelter" camp managed by Dr.s and social workers would work to at least keep some of them out of the alleyways and from wasting away in the streets. And to prove I'm not imagining things, and need to shut up: Most research shows that around 1/3 of people who are homeless have problems with alcohol and/or drugs, and around 2/3 of these people have lifetime histories of drug or alcohol use disorders. According to SAMHSA, 38% of homeless people abused alcohol while 26% abused other drugs.

[@orifinkelstein963]

"if ya aint gagging, ya aint bagging" you guys are some amazing people

[@DemsW]

That was top tier

[@heathb4319]

That comment could be taken a whole different way...

[@pacboygamer6728]

broooo i started reading your comment as he said it XD. that is like the 3rd time in a month or 2 that has happened

[@prajjwalvinodh968]

just described the, popular girl's, life

[@goneman2195]

i saw this just as he said it

[@johnnie_the_baddie]

Honestly I feel like if you guys did this consistently, took photos of Wren shaking Sams hand each time, and campaigned just a LITTLE bit, you could get either of them into city council within a year lol.

[@plantnation1940]

😮

[@TheJaredFowler]

Please make this a series and invite the fans to come clean up the city! So proud to be supporting amazing people like you guys!

[@cheukho563]

It's a shame that event management and volunteering red tape makes this great idea impossible 😢

[@ElliottEats]

@@cheukho563 It's like, I get needing to regulate city maintenance for the protection of citizens. It's skid-row, there is a lot of public safety concerns around volunteering for publicworks in that area. However, if RWANDA can come together as a nation and create a monthly holiday where everyone in the town does a little bit of cleaning, surely Angelinos can do the same. It's not just this city, we as a nation really struggle to live clean or even present clean. Think about how amazed people are when they visit a foreign city and describe how clean it is compared to NYC, LA, etc. Except Chicago, they actually do a good job at keeping things clean, but that is partially due to the design of the city.

[@Hibernathan05]

@@ElliottEats yea but that is a day wasted not making money for the US economy, thats why it wont happen under the current political and economic climate.

[@ElliottEats]

@@Hibernathan05 the sad truth

[@SmokeandSpirit]

Wren is such a saint for singlehandedly making the streets safer. He has my vote.

[@Born2DoubleUp]

you guys should just announce a date and tell people to show up. I bet you would have a small army willing to clean the city. 😂 maybe you could even get some city officials in on it to get the city involved. call it the corridor cleanup project 😅 maybe make some animation videos around it and get some good promo from it at the same time.

[@Erin-000]

Absolutely! Would love to see them use their large platform and ability to really get the word out.

[@-MM_01]

A Corridor sponsored cleanup would be cool! Especially if they get the city in on it for extra help. Would make a good story haha

[@josias.torres]

This^^^

[@ZombieMinion1992]

I don’t live local but would donate to get them some PPE (personal protective equipment) and tools.

[@jenniferyoung8977]

This would be awesome, they would have to be sooooo freakin careful and unfortunately would have to have people sign waivers and stuff so they couldn’t be sued if someone was accidentally hurt. That was a lot of heroin needles and those were just the ones they showed….

[@dachristianrocks100]

We need a sitcom of the sector 4 boys. This is honestly so fun to watch! Not only did you guys deliver an entertaining video, you've also inspired a lot of people to care for their city. Much love to you guys!

[@austinrimel1150]

Yeah. I agree.

[@benjaminstapp8008]

This is truly dangerous. There are a crazy amount of hazards, and I commend your bravery, City Counselor Wren

[@zaydenmYT]

Corridor really said "fine, I'll do it myself" and I'm all for it

[@youtubeSuckssNow]

If they organized a group through the channel they could clean a huge part of city in a day.

[@heathb4319]

Im all for that mindset...but until the corrupt politicians and leaders are removed it doesn't matter at all.

[@lukefuller284]

The balance of ironic humor with something undeniably wholesome is perfectly done

[@Gryffyth_Aurum]

Good to see Sector 4 back out supporting their community!

[@brianbagnall3029]

Sector 4 is alright, but it was really Councilman Wren and Union Boss Sam who did all the hard work.

[@markmurex6559]

A drop in the bucket.

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

@@markmurex6559 The biggest problem homeless will protest from being move over and over

[@yohannuspistachio]

The boys from sector 4 are the hardest working ones around

[@brendandor]

@@AwesomeBlackDude Its scientifically proven that providing housing is the best long term solution to homelessness in terms of cost to the government.

[@Sunmonks]

All of us in LA need to take responsibility for our community and what’s around us. We are not separate from the world and the communities surrounding us. Glad to see you guys setting such an amazing example for everyone!!

[@hugh-jasole]

As long as CA stays voting Dems in power it'll never get better, unfortunately. Shame too so many great humans who live in LA but hey ya get what ya vote for 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@jacks1083]

You can try to vote in an actual human being as much as you like. It doesn't matter. It's up to the people actually out there to get stuff done. If the people of LA can throw trash everywhere, then they can clean it up.

[@The_Curious_Cat]

@@hugh-jasole The people has to start voting outside of the bi-party system, if they want real change. Since with Reps it's the same but more red and conservative. But I guess people are too scared of change so they just keep voting on the same-old, same-old expecting something different to happen.

[@shanonfrancis5071]

That's why you pay taxes so the local governing body cleans it which is part of their job. You are already doing your part. Sure you can go above and beyond but you shouldn't have to just because the government is corrupt.

[@mattfleming2287]

@@jacks1083 I don't think it's the actual citizens of LA, those who pay taxes, work and pay for their property. This is done by those who came for the freebies, cool vibes and nice weather. And drugs.

[@OBryanAguiar]

It's been four years since you guys fixed the path? Duuude, time flies. I love your channel

[@Devar]

Yeah I would swear that was only like a year ago

[@Bornahorse]

I hope you guys continue to do this! You helped out that guy with his door and others ended up helping you. That's how movements are made!

[@zeebster3884]

These streets bring back so much nostalgia from the old corridor videos I watched when I was young

[@FlagCutie]

Glad to see how versatile those boys from sector 4 are! They didn't just get their "pourin'" hours in, they got certified in sanitation work! ❤

[@undeadhour4370]

You are not the heroes the city wants, you are the heroes the city needs!

[@AJtheAnomaly]

Why not both

[@kydunjam9352]

I think when he said not the heros they want the government there isn't wanting it cleaned maybe it brings in funds to line there pockets has to be a reason its not been cleared already

[@mikewazowski9941]

@@AJtheAnomaly there was an attempt

[@dannymartial7997]

You sound like you just learned that phrase and couldn’t wait to use it. It doesn’t even work in this case. What do you mean, the city doesn’t want cleanup crews???

[@bodevisavino5281]

the dark knights

[@CloudsAndCoffins]

I live in a tiny county where we are all out in the woods and our roads and little stores are just so well maintained you just do not see trash anywhere here. So it's really shocking to me to see how bad these big cities are able to get. Really good job guys!

[@LordofDD24]

Sucks that the city isn’t doing anything - and great that you guys helped out the community (and saved lives with that fire door access!!) and gave more incentive for it to stay clean!

[@jamessizemore7103]

As someone who works in the waste management industry, I applaud you all for bringing this problem to the attention of your audience, and putting in the effort to be part of the solutions

[@conyo985]

At first I thought this was going to be a visual effects cleaning up a city. But you guys actually did it for real! Kudos!

[@twomz]

Bet they would have preferred that lol.

[@Kino280]

The benefits of practical effects

[@poolkrooni]

@@Kino280 smirk 🤭

[@sexmansex4776]

it is actually

[@chaddaddywarden4349]

Can't wait for it to be the exact same within a week

[@sanzo669]

I used to live in LA for 32 years ...and those alleys were always my favorite because of the graffiti art and of course the crews videos but its awesome to see work like this done

[@datownkidd]

As much as people will blame the homeless, it really seems like it's the businesses fault and the cities also.

[@sanzo669]

@@datownkidd it's all bad honestly

[@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel]

@@datownkidd dont play the blame game its still bad

[@cipherstormwolf14]

@@datownkidd Its the democrats... they cant run places, They only run places into the ground! Oh and the businesses are driven out by them > So yeah dont blame them.

[@bobbirdsong6825]

People will blame the homeless because they don’t want to acknowledge that homelessness is a systemic problem

[@egp014]

Gotta give Wren all the props for this incredible and outstanding hard work. He's got my vote

[@EcubedProductions]

The fact they made a photos scan to clean as well was impressive

[@bolchinsky]

wren idea for sure XD

[@rodom303]

For all the people hating on this video being unrelated to vfx… this channel is also about the people that make the vfx. They mentioned throughout the whole video that they filmed so many videos in that specific location. It’s all an ode to SECTOR 4 BOI

[@MrDportjoe]

Yeah those folks echo the old "Shut Up and...' mantra.

[@Arquea_Lucus_Wolven]

I would honestly love for this to be a series! Y'all are amazing!

[@iambatsmurfette]

I feel like snow shovels would've been far more effective lol. But, that's said, it's awesome that y'all did this. Everyone likes to complain about things like this, but don't want to put the effort into changing it. Keep being awesome ❤

[@TheFunDimension]

6:06 I haven’t laughed so hard in a corridor video in such a long time. Bags raise up!!

[@njespers_]

Imagine if people took the last Saturday of the month and everyone helped out to clean their little bit of the city. It would be amazing to see what we could do ❤

[@ladonke8044]

Or the city pays its many homeless people to do it. Normal working ppl wasting their own free time to do what the city council should be doing is just letting the city get away with it unfortunately

[@naconaco1]

There are small villages overseas that do that to keep the community clean

[@Gremalkin1979]

I am very cynical, and i think if people start doing that, the city will decrease the sanitary budget. After all you are working for free.

[@njespers_]

@@Gremalkin1979 I tend to be pretty cynical too, but who knows until we try right? Plus if things start getting better it kind of forces officials to get off their asses and do something.

[@heathb4319]

Imagine if our leadership would actually care about the people instead of themselves.

[@felixu95]

So, pro tip to make your next outing (if it happens) more bearable: Get everyone a set of half-mask respirators with VOC filters, and the smells won't hit you.

[@OleFromTheNorth]

Now I love you guys even more. Back in the day I even got bullied for participating in this.

[@harvanchik]

Only Corridor Crew could make watching people clean up trash entertaining. Great work, all!

[@TheDevourerOfGods]

I feel awful for people who live in LA and have to live around this filth. I'm glad to see you guys putting your effort to help.

[@MunirRahool]

This one made me really emotional because yes I know how it feels and that area is lucky to have such a wonderful team that can make things happen for the well being of society. Unsung heroes...

[@JohnDoeHZ]

9:12 Sh!t gets real. Thanks for your help. It's been a daily chore watching the streets get worse every day since the start of the pandemic. Apparently every little bit helps. This was a lot!

[@Lhaffinatu]

Jake's comment about seeing positive action makes other people want to be a part of it was spot on! If I didn't already like and subscribe, this is one of the best reasons ever for me to do it again! Now I only have one question.... Where is the Sector 4 merch?

[@nickqtv]

“I hate my life. It’s like a never ending stream of trash” I felt that one, Jordan.

[@jasoncarman_]

I just moved to SF and we have similar problems. Instead of just sitting around and complaining about said problems this video inspired me to get active and volunteer in my community. Thanks CC!

[@bornabasic]

We honestly need more of this, please do a series!

[@DylAngco]

honestly sam was the hardest working one of them all, what an inspiration

[@Tugoose]

Honestly I didn't expect this to be so entertaining. More unique content like this pls

[@tazzman62]

I would be more then willing to throw some money towards more of this. You guys could be the spark your community needs.

[@Phoebus20]

I miss these kinds of corridor crew videos where it's just the crew doing... stuff

[@DJSayori]

The CGI of this video was incredible, really made me believe you picked up real trash! Almost made me gag.

[@Lornext]

Imagine paying taxes for a city that doesnt keep itself clean.

[@shadowproductions969]

that's the annoying part to me. Local politicians not addressing this and even going as far as making it illegal to clean it up and instead of helping the homeless situation they just make it illegal for them to be in areas.. people need to wake up there and change local and state politicians

[@gimzod76]

​@@shadowproductions969 But they won't. They'll keep voting for the same conmen/women who promise them the world as they Rob them blind.

[@wealthiness]

Taxation is theft, it doesn't go to the community it goes to someone else's pocket

[@happytoaster1]

They spend a ton on it. LA's problem is a huge population of people who dump every bit of trash directly onto the streets. Not to mention public defecation.

[@shadowproductions969]

@HappyToaster they mainly focus that money on key areas though as many areas, like the ones in this video, have sat for months or years without any cleanup. There's a bunch of things that need to be done to help the homelessness and the littering/trash problem. They could easily spend more money on it and do more too.. One of the riches cities yet also one of the most in debt

[@jaym2267]

I went to LA for the first time 2 weeks ago for Rolling Loud. On my last day there, I went to the east side of LA to go see how the area around the river and corridor looks like, and even passed by the street and saw Nick pass by me on the street. I've never seen a city full of so much garbage and needles before. So much filth in the city. Like, I thought San Francisco was crazy when I went there. Regardless, I saw this character behind all of the filth that LA once had and it made me wonder how life was like here years before. Props to you guys for creating this video after I saw all of that.

[@kipnaplayer5185]

actually so random but love that you guys are so chill and fun that this is possible. Like imagine going to them trying to pitch this idea as something fun for a video

[@leirumf5476]

I did some cleaning by a local river some weeks ago and it's surprising how much a couple people and a little work hours can impact! And it's really accessible too, only takes getting the appropriate clothing (gloves and stuff that'll protect oneself) and some big trash bags and one can get going! Highly encourage anyone to do it! It's truly wholesome

[@naio1514]

Corridor Crew taking the name to the next level! You guys are amazing!

[@mastersam10]

[@DumbDrum]

Sector 4 is my favorite series! We want more! Way to go boys.

[@Bjorkbjork8]

Damn, yall the heros we never asked for or saw coming but got. Thank you :D. Love your guy's vids

[@VeNoM0619]

0:55 Not coughing, just dabbing on the polluters.

[@CascadeTwelve]

Makes you realize how much work it is to clean an entire city 😮

[@prannett]

Love that you guys are doing such great work for the community. I would love to see a time lapse of the work next time! It's so wholesome and fulfilling

[@andresa.ruizv.7413]

Teaching people that "cleaning" is important and also easy, specially when you trash is small, is something that all we have to bring back. The work done by Corridor Crew seen here is inspiring and cool! My city just started a recycling campaign, it is something for the neighbours to start, and I'm happy for it. Thanks for sharing the video! Hope to see more people Gagging and Bagging!

[@furyrage2011]

So good guys, I'm part of a similar group focused to clean beaches and rivers. Keep this stuff, it helps us all.

[@rubenrojas6064]

Thankyou so much for doing this Corridor, I'm a resident of LA and am inspired to see this. I appreciate all you do for us viewers and for our city.

[@_marou_]

From fixing potholes to this, sector 4 has come a long way 😢

[@JavierFloresComposer]

It's insane how you manage to find a narrative in every situation, keep it up

[@fr0sty_1nf3rn0]

Gagging and bagging baby😂, way to go you guys! Way to be the change in the world you want to see

[@kb470]

All the joking aside, the needles are super hazardous. Good job getting those off the streets

[@buckle_rubbins8564]

Agreed. I do hope though that they didn't just go in the trash bags and the team instead got a sharps container for them for them to be disposed of properly.

[@Ramseas119]

glad to see somebody out there trying to prevent Night City from becoming a reality

[@montregloe]

Honestly, I would love to see this continue every month. Just a solid effort all around

[@EduardoAntunes]

Pretty inspiring to see this team helping out like this! Great job!

[@riddlechallenge]

We need more heroes like this!! Well done and keep it up! There are just so much mess out in the world. Everyone needs to do something whether through energy or money

[@stagecoachprepper]

Ya. Then let’s evacuate Californias govt and put these hero’s in charge.

[@DanielRieger]

13:33 so basically the door was blocked again

[@wobblebut42]

people like this gives me faith in humanity

[@nicholasgray100]

i was holding my nose watching this. Thank you all for doing this.

[@SirPembertonS.Crevalius]

Ya'll are amazing for doing this! Making the world a cleaner and better place is something we should all try to do!

[@comebackguy8892]

Yeah, but what does that have to do with this channel? What does that have to do with VFX? That's like making a Star Wars movie and then having it all about picking up trash in LA.

[@megaturtle23]

Truly amazing

[@rodom303]

@@comebackguy8892 this channel is also about the people that make the vfx. They mentioned throughout the whole video that they filmed so many videos in that specific location. It’s all an ode to SECTOR 4 BOI

[@comebackguy8892]

@@rodom303 Yeah... That doesn't make up for the decline of content. Should be an extra video, not a replacement.

[@modernkennnern]

@@comebackguy8892 this is a channel on the people at corridor

[@KING_PHILLIP]

Respect corridor gang, respect. I don't have words to express the effect you've had on any number of up and coming artists and creators- now we get to see your positive uplifting effect on your own community. Gah- you're all so damn cool- I strive to be even a quarter as talented and capable in my own life👍😤👍

[@ReaperTheRager]

Brand new bridge next to piles of trash is the most accurate thing I've seen to describe California.

[@wbennin]

Love the end credits epilogue. You get that burrito, Jake. You deserved it

[@daneroberts1996]

Don't know how old Nick was during the Minecraft video filming but he has truly aged like fine wine

[@HyperChamp]

You could see how tired Nick was at the end, but he still kept working 💪

[@ladonke8044]

You’d think with LAs huge homeless problem they’d pay them or provide them with food and shelter for helping clean up trash, cover graffiti or help with any of the MANY issues LA has. Literal hell scape of a city

[@lolzguyl]

I don't live in L.A. but imagine if every family/group of friends chose a nearby alley and cleaned it up. Hell, why not other cities? Sad part: The dumpster was back in front of the fire exit upon your return : (

[@dividedstatesofamerica2520]

Or if people didn't make a mess of sh't to begin with. Far easier to keep something clean if it's already clean in the first place.

[@lolzguyl]

@@dividedstatesofamerica2520 That would be great! But wishful thinking isn't gonna cut it, seeing as people did.

[@dividedstatesofamerica2520]

@@lolzguyl Thinking someone is gonna waste time cleaning up after other "people's" messes that they themselves didn't make in the first place, seems more like wishful thinking to me.

[@lolzguyl]

@@dividedstatesofamerica2520 I think you should rewatch the video.

[@dividedstatesofamerica2520]

@@lolzguyl I appreciate them doing it, but I'm not doing it.

[@DoorThief]

That moment Sam touches the gate and union works getting riled up is so relatable 😂

[@brunosouza3326]

I agree with everything Jordan said man, specially "Crazy what 6 people can do but the city will just ignore" and "i hate my life"

[@zackcohn]

Next time make this a community project! I'd come out to help if you put out a call.

[@jypsridic]

I honestly don't understand how anyone can choose to live in that hell hole of a city.

[@DMIwriter]

I used to live in the Denver metro area and have since moved to a rural area out east. Much cleaner, much cheaper, more quiet and peaceful, and I was able to keep my video editing job remotely. Best move I've ever made. Now we have backyard chickens and enough space for our kids to run around in outside, it's great

[@machbass]

Cut to Twitter: " Corridor is taking jobs away from ______"

[@dragonbot1291]

It was awesome to see these guys go and do something out of their comfort zone and end up helping clean up the city, meeting some cool people and having fun!

[@roydenhunt]

You guys are awesome!! Another great video!!

[@fernando5633]

2:27 jeez you dont have to call me out like that

[@Dark_Brandon_2024]

Incredibly powerful message guys! Everyone go out and take out trash, make your homes a better place!

[@DumbDrum]

VFX artists make it look like they really picked up trash. But in all seriousness, good on you! ❤

[@novakal1539]

The Sector 5 boys could never have done this, great job Wren you really are something!

[@BennyBigIron]

Real heroes don’t wear capes!! Proud of you guys for making a difference in your community!!!

[@MGs551]

Imagine if the city decided to sue them or something for doing the job they're not doing. At least that is what I was already expecting with the road fixing they did.

[@BamaShanks]

Yeah I was wondering if that was considered homeless property that can’t be moved.

[@AgreeableCat]

@@BamaShanks Nah they literally sweep through streets and throw away belongings that homeless people are actively using, the government wouldn't care about some alley garbage.

[@babypandajr172]

@@BamaShanksUm, no.

[@pariscloud2907]

@@babypandajr172 LA is probably insane enough to try it

[@DMIwriter]

I wouldn't be surprised if the city actually DOES clean up regularly, but things just get filthy so fast again that it's nearly impossible to keep up

[@javiersolis2993]

12:29 of course you guys scanned it lol

[@robertwinslade3104]

Good for you guys, helping to clean up your local community!

[@heathb4319]

Now if they will just help us clean up the crappy leadership that caused it in the first place...

[@hatman44]

When i was 12 i started a campeign for cleaning the streets of where i live in Stockholm, it puts people together like musik and art, everyone wants a piece of that sort of unity ❤

[@Al_the_Phantom]

I need More Sector 4 videos this is Just Amazing 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@timrobins98]

Holy, I hope yall had a safety meeting about proper trashbag carrying with all those needles around. Alot of this stuff cant really go into the normal trash (needles are biohazard, keg/helium tanks cant be picked up by trucks with trash compactors) but at least its not on the street.

[@timrobins98]

FYI, to help with the smell you put some vicks under your nose or have a mentholated cough drop

[@breearbor4275]

great to see y'all do something good for your neighbourhood! unfortunately the trash is really just one symptom of rising poverty and addiction that's happening in all major cities in the US and Canada. cities need to fund addiction services, mental health care, and housing programs to get people off the street and somewhere safe with the care they need!

[@thekwoka4707]

Nah, the California way is to just give them more drugs until they're all dead. It's their right as humans!!!

[@chrischapman3321]

“I don’t think we’re in a diabetic hotspot right now.” -Nick referring to a couple of used heroin needles on the sidewalk My sides 💀

[@UNOwen-po7on]

No joke if Corridor were to make a public event of cleaning up parts of LA I would definitely help. Whether it be to clear out places to shoot or just community service, I would sign up.

[@mariamondrala4484]

This video is one of the many reasons why you're great. Keep up the determination, hard work, and motivation. I look forward to doing business soon. Have a blessed day and happy Thanksgiving weekend.

[@Justanothernerdlol]

Should have made it a public event and had a lot of fans show up and help. You’d be surprised what kind of showing appears on the day to help.

[@AgreeableCat]

I would have loved to join in on something like that. I can understand the saftey concerns tho (exposed needles and poop buckets).