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[@jamisgood21]

I notice the 3M headphones! I love those things! Nothing better than running the open station Oliver with some country music playin' eh! Good to see another younger fella concerned about their hearing like I am. I use ear plugs or muffs all the time, whether I'm running wood splitter, chainsaws, tractor, guns, etc. No need to be the "tough guy" who will eventually be the nearly deaf guy.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Benjamin Turner it's nice having music wherever I go. Half the time I wear ear plugs under my headphones. I have sensitive ears so I like to preserve them as well! People always make fun of me for wearing them.

[@alexduke5402]

WHAT???!!! I'M only 30 now and I regret being the "tough guy" but I still don't wear them.I have to warn people when I first meet them and they are soft spoken

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Alex Duke My brother needs to see this 😉

[@alexduke5402]

I don't mind it I kinda use it as a trophy of my awesome ass life! I'll say something like hey you gotta speak up I grew up spending a lot of time around guns open headers on mud trucks and heavy equipment.i do hear constant ringing though quite nights on the farm aren't so quiet anymore I listen to the crickets and tinnitus

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Alex Duke Quality over quantity for sure!

[@JarmaraFalconer]

I’m in England. I’m so enjoying see real life in America that doesn’t involve Hollywood glamour, drugs, or anything negative. Just hard working family making a living. Thank you for sharing them.

[@4Score747]

Paula Readman that is awesome! I live in Oregon and I agree with you 100%. this is so interesting. No one really stops to think of the farmer when they are opening the can of beans or corn to prepare for supper. I find our younger generation (Some of them) are not very appreciative of what they have. They take it for granted. Then there are the few that are taking steps to make food sources better for our health. I see so much drama and hate on Social Media it’s disheartening. Guys like Cole and his family make me proud to be an American.

[@JarmaraFalconer]

Sharon I love watching such a lovely guy and his father working side by side. Sharing quality time and each open to new ideas on how to run their farm and home better. Seeing two different generations working together to build a better future together is brilliant and what the whole of America should be doing.

[@jenaemarieAZ]

I might be secretly crushing on his dad too! 😏

[@JarmaraFalconer]

JenaeMarie 😂🤣😂❤️

[@bobbyharvill4225]

Hollywood is a poison,that is spreading. Those of us in the middle of the country want nothing to do with them. It's sad that the world see the US through California and New York. Most of us hate. When civil war comes,we will purge them.

[@carthinkinventorymanagemen6745]

Cole , you have no idea how interesting this is for those of us who don’t live on a farm or live any where near a far. Your everyday is so very different than so many other people’s everyday. Thanks for taking us along for the ride.

[@sparky5543]

I was thinking the same thing! I have never been to a working farm, so what you consider normal is stuff a lot of us have never seen :) The more detail you want to show on how you do what you do is more than welcome to me :) Best of luck in all you do, young buck!

[@jenaemarieAZ]

And i like how he zooms in on the gears. I’ve never been inside farm equipment!

[@darabradley5173]

I live on a small beef farm in Ireland, I just like to see how different things are in the states

[@louanneppelsheimer499]

I love how humble you are. God bless you in your farm operation.

[@ezpipes]

Young man, you are way ahead of most young farmers. Your family must be proud. I grew up in the last county in Minnesota before going into Canada, what you do is hard work, and you being so young and have all this responsibility is very impressive. Proud of you.

[@kevintucker3354]

I got heart for American farmers. In Oklahoma where I live I’m surrounded by ranchers, but I got a soft spot for them too! Good people! Thanks y’all

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Kevin Tucker Thank you Kevin. All of us have some good blood!

[@karenmoriarty5754]

Cole, please be careful. Guard you health/safety.

[@erynlasgalen1949]

I think living close to the land does something positive for the human spirit.

[@Rollwithit699]

What a hard working, pleasant young man! He seems to have more hours in the day than the rest of us. Good job!

[@angelarodriguez2212]

Your parents must be pretty proud of you :) ..Nothing like living on a farm . Keep up the the great work..Am proud of you .Iowa Strong !

[@reaper9294]

Extremely impressive how involved you are in this and the knowledge you have. Keep it going brother.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Mac attack That is very kind of you to say. Thank you! Welcome to the team.

[@MsdebinBC]

I loved living on our farm when i was young always something to do and always different like you guys, now i live in town with my son as i have ptsd from a armed robbery should never have left the farm... Stay and enjoy we need you young farmers thank you for all your awesome videos.

[@fayeoxford4964]

Just started watching your videos, the first one that caught my eye was the farm house cleaning. Sorry to hear about your granddad. My son, age 32, passed away almost a year ago from stage 4 brain cancer. He survived 5.5 yrs after given only 18 months. He was a Navy vet. I have so much admiration for you & your projects! Not every 22 yr old would want to take on what all you have done & will be doing. I will continue to watch all of your videos. Much luck in all of your endeavors!

[@mv5203]

Cole is what America is all about! Hats off young gun!

[@wendym3499]

I lived in rural Pennsylvania for almost 15 years those kids are brought up with a work ethic..and family ties.. This family confirms America is more than what we are portrayed as

[@naomirempel]

These videos have been extremely informative. Much respect to all the farmers out there!

[@jpateusa77]

We need more Coles in the America. You have my thanks for what you do.

[@knotweedkninja8539]

So much respect to you and your family.

[@djwilliams4714]

Cole, from this video to now you and your family have done Wonders to your Farm!! Your Grandfather is looking down on you from Heaven with Smiles and a tear in his eye!! He would be so Proud of you guys/gals!!!

[@joyjoyjoy25]

Hell yeah dude, I'm honestly tired of all the LA stuff on KZbin, thanks for doing what you're doing :)

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Abigail Zagel This means a lot to me. Thank you!

[@deannamarie4149]

I agree! I have nothing in common with The Kardashians or the Jersey Shore... ☮

[@karenmoriarty5754]

Deanna Marie, thank you.

[@Eugenia_Farms]

finally bro... LA is for fakes lol

[@rickinoakville1549]

Love this channel, no Bling Bling BS, just hard work with a reward. The way you maintain your equipment it all looks like new. Cheers from Canada!

[@deborahbeaulieu6740]

What a major endeavor you have taken on! This farm will be a success the way you are going! Keep up the hard work!

[@michael7423]

I love your pooch Anna (pup corn) heck I love your whole family! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful life Cole!!!

[@WTLowery82]

What a hardworking young man. Very refreshing in the current social climate in the US. Kids not protesting or whining about anything, just gettin it done! Hats off!

[@deanie3246]

I appreciate that you film genuine daily tasks. It makes for genuine farming viewing. Thx.

[@sandranokes7443]

I'm getting a whole new appreciation for what it takes to put corn on the table! wow, a lot of work.

[@visuallife3814]

Not for eating!

[@cameronmcwhinney-holt3195]

What the he// is it for then

[@jenm6836]

@@cameronmcwhinney-holt3195 ethanol and animal feed.

[@scotthenning2890]

I’m watching this October 2020. Still entertaining. Cole you have become so much more comfortable on camera over time. 👍🏻😊

[@ricktomlinson5481]

Excellent editing and overall high quality production Cole ! I am amazed at the amount of diversity in farming that until I started watching your vids I had no idea the many hats that farmers ware. As a kid I was raised on a small horse farm and that kept me busy as I got old enough to handle the chores. BTW I sure did relate to that can of starter fluid ! I still use that stuff on my tractor, lawn mowers and car for a quick start first pull start. All my diesel cars from 1970 until 2010 I had installed block heaters for a quick start in the winter. They really make a difference when the temp dips down. And if I leave the heater plugged in in the summer I don't have to glow the plugs either. Well I do go on but you are awesome and have and continue to provide a great entertainment brand that is unique and fun ! Thank you for all you do ! Best always !

[@ChrysanthsMum]

Your lives are far more interesting than you think. I just found your channel today and have been binging on it. Your hard work and dedication are admirable and impressive. Bless you all.

[@hdezoo]

It's neat to see young farmers on KZbin. Our family owns a 1,600 cow dairy farm in MI, and I started a channel A few months ago. Good stuff

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Haven DeZeeuw Fantastic

[@drummerguyron]

I've lived in the city ( Des Moines, Iowa ) pretty much my whole life. Had an uncle that was a pig farmer but I never spent a lot of time there. Don't have any friends or other family members that are farmers. So honestly this is even interesting to me to see how you deal with winters up here and just how things work in general. Very cool.. Good luck with the channel bud.

[@primowendy]

You are so productive, you have motivated me to get my laundry done. 🤣 (I really need to get on the ball!)

[@brycenwilson8636]

Your videos are way better than a lot of other farmers I watch lots of people are starting to get lazy nowadays I seed you are getting everything you can get done in a day

[@cagrowin1962]

great work Cole, I love both of those 2wd rigs, 7140 and 4840 are timeless rigs. we use a 4240 and a case 2590 still too. i understand the repetitiveness and don't feel bad, the people need to see it. keep it up dood.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

mnasty I love those tractors. Thank you!

[@mrsstrawberryluv1]

You're doing such a great job I know your grandfather smiling down on you very proudly..dont trust them banks mine did end up loosing everything he had just as much as you you're a strong young man great videos learning experience thanks for sharing

[@beckyluvstoscrapnsew]

Do you have a video that explains the process of planting , growing and harvesting corn or beans to the point where the trucks come to get it ? Us city folk are very ignorant to so much of your world and I would find it very interesting to know ....thanks

[@ColeTheCornstar]

beckyluvstoscrapnsew not all in one. You'll just have to keep up with them 😇

[@rickybrooks3655]

You an your family work so hard on the farm I understand that things seem to be repetitive but every day is a new day God bless you and your family for all the hard work.

[@rjborremans4033]

Cody the CornStar Who's Ur Daddy CornStar And their faithful pet... CORN-DOG Keep up the videos they bring back my younger years in the farm...

[@YouTube_Professor]

RJ Borremans, corn dog, that’s a good one

[@JulianBeams]

Not a farmer but grew up at the edge of the farmlands and my cousin is a grain farmer (soybean, barley, wheat and also some canola). Enjoy the videos Cole and the way you have such a solid grasp of all the in's and out's. Makes my wonder ... do city folks actually have any idea the sheer magnitude of the resources expended and work needed just so they can have a Pastrami and Rye and a skinny soy Latte. I don't think so. My youngest is also 2 and in hospitality and has a similar solid grasp of the in's and out's there and we always share stories of how entitled some folks can be. Anyway I still live in a town (definitely not a city person) at the edge of the farmlands and we watch the seasons change in fields of soy and canola and I never take my plate of food for granted always giving proper thanks. Much appreciation Cole.

[@Tambayan10136]

So handsome naman this guy... your smile makes me also smile.

[@asquithmainlines699]

Very hard working young man. Glad to hear he took time for a well deserved holiday.

[@joycemiller4242]

I don't remember ever remember seeing Momma Cornstar. I'd like to meet her.

[@erynlasgalen1949]

I've seen her -- just not her face. I think they have a Mama Wallowitz thing going on there. The character who is never seen.

[@andrewdoiron16]

@@erynlasgalen1949 seen her in a video on cole cornstar bringing lunch for the boys.

[@half421965]

Maybe she is like the neighbor on “Home Improvement”?

[@rickinoakville1549]

@@half421965 Yep, Wilson

[@gregbergman1179]

Hey Cole, first time viewer. Grew up on farms, my family ran one of the largest fruit orchards in Pennsylvania from the 40s to the early 90s. Loved it for many years. Your videos are great. New subscriber. Things have changed since my day.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Greg Bergman Wow that's awesome. I'm sorry I didn't see this comment until now. Welcome to the team, Greg!

[@nathaniellarson8]

Love all the action shots of the corn falling, SUBBED!

[@danhalverson8136]

You Sir are an asset to your generation ! Every 22 year old in the country could learn a lot from you.

[@sheiliaw.4376]

No matter the repetition, it's still very interesting.

[@galehess6676]

Hey Cornstar! Thanks for the real deal of Iowa, love the midwest. We had some fields in MN a while back. Watching this gave me a little break from snow (plowing every day for 3 days in PA).

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Gale Hess Man Gale, that sounds like a lot of snow. I'm glad I could bring some entertainment to you.

[@melindarivera6598]

I wish I could do yalls bookwork. Ive been keeping books for 14 years and I absolutely love what I do. I heard you say one time if you love what you do you don't work a day in your life. That's exactly how I feel

[@ColeTheCornstar]

I enjoy doing the book work as well! You're spot on though, Melinda.

[@TxDan100]

You've came a long way since these days Cole. Proud of you and the whole clan..

[@Greywolf3]

I have huge amounts of respect for you Coke, you’re such a hard working, smart, funny guy who makes amazing videos!

[@1STGeneral]

We have a family farm that's always been leased out in Hannibal Missouri now I can watch what it would have been like living on the farm instead of growing up back east. Subscribed

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Very cool connection. Welcome to the team!

[@gavinspoor4005]

1ST General I don’t live farm from Hannibal! Small world, which direction from Hannibal is your farm located?

[@johnbell2124]

Hey man im from Scotland im not a farmer but i love watching your videos , your such a positive person its hard not to smile when you speak ,i love your vids

[@jefflyon2020]

this series of farm videos is more interesting than any of the b.s. on regular tv.keep up the good work bud!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Thank you

[@miriambertram2448]

Try rice farming TV he has some fun as well as serious stuff when is his video about being a Rice Krispie farmer

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Miriam Bertram matt is really good

[@bradleyfair1266]

Cole you don't have to apologize for anything.Life is good.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Bradley Fair Thanks Bradley!

[@zuestoots5176]

i started shaving at 18, gave up at 20. I wear a full beard now and will never look back. 28 right now. If i shaved now, i would look about 12.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Zues Toots I can hardly grow anything 😂😂

@@ColeTheCornstar Once you get it you'll wish you never got it!! I waited and waited and now i get done shaving and dry off and i got stubble!! Be careful what you wish for!!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Matthew Fogarty Very true!

[@brokebikemtb4448]

Hey man,,,,thank you and your family for your hard work and dedication to the food that you provide this country

[@ColeTheCornstar]

B@$!© B®0 Thank you for the kind words. We all appreciate it!

[@brokebikemtb4448]

@@ColeTheCornstar yeah man.. have a great day

[@janetpaulsen195]

I just found your utube and LOVE it. I’m currently going through back videos. Can you point me to any that show how you get the corn off the cob and what you do with the cobs.

[@johntoothman4888]

Mud, tractors, the farm life!! Dont get no better!!!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

John Toothman heck yeah! Welcome to the team, John.

[@Jason1Pa]

I just found this channel and Subbed. I like what I see

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Jason1Pa I'm not sure why this didn't pop up in my notifications. Welcome to the team!

[@Lantanana]

It is sooooo interesting to see what the life of a corn farmer is. So different from my life. So your family and just a very few additional people run that farm? That is a huge amount of work for so few people!

[@jamjames1971]

Not only a hard working guy...but a smart cookie to boot

[@ColeTheCornstar]

james may that's debatable!

[@sixtoes2313]

james may,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Mr Slow ???????????????? Top Gear............

[@ivansmith654]

Always love your video Cole and your a funny a times keep it up young man!

[@Tannertraversed]

Great video young lad. If you enjoy making videos I really encourage to you stick with it. Keep expanding the channel with different forms of social media. Stay patient and most of all have fun. You could look back in 5 years and have 100k subs. Shoot for the stars you may land on the moon. God bless

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Ryan Don Thank you, Ryan!

[@lovelyjustmine9172]

I wish those young man out there inspired by you Cole,i love your videos so interesting to watched every day.

[@jerhalco]

Can you Download the info from your bank as a .csv file then you can open it in excel? Keep it in excel and use =sumif function to total them automatically. Works good cuts down on paper use etc.

[@johnbrownell7657]

I am impressed your very knowledgeable. You were raised by a good man

[@arthurfluter4424]

I wonder why you have to transload from the big grain barn to the grain trailers to the transport truck. Can you just have the transport truck back into the big grain barn and load it directly there? Seems like it would save a lot of time.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Arthur Fluter Once it's been emptied out a bit it could if we had a longer auger in there. However pushing solely with the skidloaders is much slower.

[@beckydille-tracy6787]

So much hard work! God bless our farmers!!!

[@TheMarky26]

Looks a lot like where I'm from in Saskatchewan except with a lot less corn.. Canola country up here..

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Marky Mark Central Iowa my friend 😉

[@farmingbros.328]

Good video! I’m from the UK and it’s great to see different farms!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Warcombe Produce Very cool. Thank you for watching!

[@Verg_16]

I'm a big fan of the MillennialFarmerMN...this is a great video and channel...you now have a fan from Sioux City

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Verg 16 I'm a big fan of his too. You should thank him because he's the one who convinced me to start doing this KZbin idea I've had since I was 12. Welcome to the club! Thank you for the kind words.

[@ianbeitelspacher3786]

I live in a town not 45 min from Sioux City

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Ian Beitelspacher couple hours away from me!

[@ianbeitelspacher3786]

CAMERON BENNETT small world

[@ianbeitelspacher3786]

Ayy got my first heart

[@petehans8087]

Glad you got yourself a vacation. Good job young man.

[@camwulf7542]

Wow Cole these videos are great man, I just subbed, you now have a fan from Blair Nebraska so not to far from your operation.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

LILsmoo222 Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate it! Not too far away.

[@bradleysmall2230]

i hate snow but like this farm stuff as long as i do not have to deal with the cold and snow..

[@LL-sq8se]

I find this channel so interesting that the last two I watched, I forgot to comment, I was so in a hurry to get to the next video 👍 🙋🕊️🌟 🌟🌟 🌟🌟

[@staceycorteville5347]

Cole...you are a good catch!!! Good man!!!

[@huckster64]

Enjoy your video's, I'm from Oregon. How many years has that farm been in your family.

[@darlenemeek5386]

It says in the drop down 4 generations.

[@JMJ.516]

I think in another video he said the farm was bought in 1919.

[@edmisterenterprisesllc4650]

To fix the auger you could get 2 pieces of steel tubing, one slightly larger than the tube the augers in and, the other the same size. That way you can use the slightly larger tube to create a sleeve to slide your extension tube in, making the cage fit without shortening your auger. Obviously it will take a bit of welding but, no biggie.

[@elainehildebrand5886]

Does mama cornstar get a part of the operating capital for household budget or does she work off farm to pay home keeping expenses and cover health insurance.

[@frankthomas2231]

1st clip Got to love them Olivers. No ether, no start even during the summer.

[@emmadalrymple4102]

How many jobs do you hold? I would say ALL of them! You've got a good head on your shoulders. Hard working guy. I admire your work ethic.

[@marymcguffin9370]

You seem tired today but i totally can understand that. Always something to do on a farm. Keep up the great work

[@josephmcneer5953]

Still farm 2759 acres in Iowa!And that being said. I relay on others...

[@ColeTheCornstar]

joseph mcneer that's a good chunk of ground.

[@josephmcneer5953]

Enjoyed,your blog... as a Pilot for 20yrs for Emirates, you are me on the farm.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

joseph mcneer To my friend in sky, thank you!

[@outdoorlix8788]

I love it. Greetings from Germany 🤟

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Outdoor-FM Thank you for watching!

[@janjohnson9445]

Oh Cole, your place looks so nice now!

[@Will-tm5bj]

The south Georgia red clay roads get like that. It seems every time they grade them out it rains again lol. Awesome stuff, man keep it up. Shave anyway, maybe itll grow lmfao

[@williamlynnroden]

@Will Scrudato. I know what you mean; how do we in Alabama know it's gonna rain tomorrow? The road grader came by today.

[@Will-tm5bj]

@@williamlynnroden sounds about right hahahaha

[@davehughesfarm7983]

One thing I like about your pickup truck...You can reach over the side to grab stuff....I find a truck totally worthless if ya cant reach over the side to start a air compressor or grab a beer and I do both nearly daily....

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Dave Hughes Farm it is very nice to be able to do that. I've never really thought about that before, but you're right!

[@davehughesfarm7983]

@@ColeTheCornstar Damn right I'm right buddy...I have buddies with new Dodge Rams and totally wortless to work out of. My Dad has a new F150, cant hardly reach over the side. ..My Diesels have flatbeds Fords and Dodges..But I love my 97 Chevy 1500 a lot like your's but slightly older I suppose...I have a long tool box across the back of the bed and work right off the tail gate maintaining our herd of 40 year old Tractors---- 3 Versatiles, 2 Steigers, 7 JD's, 1 Case... And what I like about them they is not a single bank note on any of them.. Liked you video dude..

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Dave Hughes Farm That sounds like an awesome set-up and fleet

[@jtmnavy]

Interesting stuff

[@ColeTheCornstar]

JTsuits Thank you for watching

[@jtmnavy]

Cole The Cornstar cheers brother ,, I don’t know much about farming but my family owns a 1000 acre wheat and garbanzo bean farm in Walla Walla Washington

[@ColeTheCornstar]

JTsuits I have never heard of garbanzo before. Cool!

[@maxoutput01]

You were talking about fuel costs and how you have to account for income and expenditure. Ever thought of getting a farm bike (motorbike) cheaper to run than driving the Chevy backwards and forwards to load the truck up. As A farm boy myself, in New Zealand, we use to have Honda XL 250's. we would build tow hitches on them to tow a dog trailer with it for the dogs to sit in.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Peter Cooper That is an awesome idea. I try to drive my car which gets 30 mpg when I can. Usually we need the truck for bringing stuff back and forth in the bed. Luckily I only have a 2 mile drive.

[@1STGeneral]

Always need tools and heavy long items oils kinda hard to do on a bike or even an atv

[@maxoutput01]

@@1STGeneral lol We use to carry all the fencing gear including strainer posts in the dog trailer attached to the bike.

[@bpc75]

This popped up on my feed and I'm glad I watched it! I like your dry sense of humor. Now that you're above 1000 subs you can monetize your vids now right?

[@ColeTheCornstar]

B C Thank you for clicking on it! I am qualified for monetization but my channel is in the review process.

[@RichieRouge206]

Looks cool. I am not a fan of cold and hate snow. You are awesome Cole and a credit to your family

[@michaelcook768]

BTW, NICE VIDEO! YOU'RE DOING A GOOD JOB OF SHARING YOUR LIFE! Is that a Model T or A in the barn?

[@ColeTheCornstar]

I feel most people have no idea what goes on out here so I'm just a match in a dark room. It's a 1926 Model T and a 1968 MG Midget is right beside it.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Michael Cook and thank you for the kind words

[@michaelcook768]

@@ColeTheCornstar I had 2 uncles and a great uncle that farmed. So, I stayed plenty busy in hay season. I am no way as knowledgeable as you, but I understand the high level of work necessary to keep things going. Moving grain is labor intensive...not much you can do to make it easier than have the auger/tractor setup connected at all times.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Michael Cook I like to think of it as giving me more time to think of video ideas 😉

[@ryanedwardson6541]

Well, you've definitely come a long way with your videos! Good job.

[@chicagojoe2737]

I'm new-im new! Lol great video! Thanks for the entertainment!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Chicago joe I'm not sure why your comment didn't pop up on my notifications. Welcome to the team partner! Thanks for watching.

[@josephmcneer5953]

You are a delight! Always be you..

[@ColeTheCornstar]

joseph mcneer thank you. I will!

[@TreybleRockLake]

You should look into quickbooks by intuit for your books if you haven’t already. Would really help you out a lot more than just an excel sheet!... but still learn excel. That program will help you forever. Enjoy your channel man!

[@katiegirl1980]

What kinds of beans do you grow? What kinds of corn do you grow? Is that the only things you produce? Where does your produce go when you ship it out? Farming has always been so fascinating to me, but also overwhelming if it's more than just my vegetable patch in my back yard. Thanks for sharing your life with us!

[@motelman6036]

The local banker wouldn't finance 300K for a motel, we told him not to worry about it we would just keep enjoying the motel life in Leon IA. Yep south central, 12 miles north of Missouri.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

M What kind of motel would that get ya?

[@paularnold2108]

I love the farm...always something to do!

[@goldfeverjim]

who are the thumbs down?? city boys i bet...

[@ColeTheCornstar]

james ord You know what Earl Dibbles Jr. says about city boys

[@timbuck2505]

@james ord @Cole The Cornstar Thumbs down are probably for the bankers who create money out of thin air, so they can sit in their easy chairs collecting interest off the sweat of your brow. Too many city boys and country boys have more in common getting in over their heads borrowing money. Save and pay cash! www.agriculture.com/news/business/farm-foreclosures-seen-for-next-5-years-bankers-say

[@nuggets04532]

God darn city boys........... Oh wait crap I am a city boy. Don't worry I liked the video. Edit: I do wish I wasn't a city boy. It sucks.

[@ColeTheCornstar]

Charlie Sharkey At least you're aware of your sickness 😉 I hope I can get you out of the city for a few minutes at a time in my videos!

[@duanehenicke6602]

@@timbuck2505 Okay. Give me the cash and i will use it. Operating cost never goes down, only up. Takes money to make money and sometimes lose money. No rich grandpa here, or oil rig in backyard.

[@punkinhed81]

Nice to hear that 1950 running grain vac!

[@ColeTheCornstar]

punkinhed81 It's a sweet sound!