EDC Every Day Carry with the Wazoo Cache Belt

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

The Long Red Braid has reviewed the video and would like me to announce that was satire and in no way represented how we met haha. She also informed me that my dry humor may not be apparent and that I should also let you know I was joking about the whole thing afterwards with a woman being a prude if she didn’t like her bottle near your junk in case it wasn’t apparent that I was kidding. Thanks! -Management

[@jeffnotti9932]

look man bottle openers just turn me off.. there is absolutely no purpose to a bottle opener.. A bottle opener can be improvised from almost anything ... now you take your standard church key.. no THAT can be handy..

[@Exist_Outdoors_]

It was hilarious, overall a comprehensive and entertaining review. I’ll be purchasing one. Thank you.

[@junkinthebrain]

The dramatization sealed the deal for me! Super funny!

[@jamesmcnamara7484]

Dude, that cracked me up! Let Mrs Beard know it was much appreciated

[@neiljohnston3407]

oh ... translation ... YOU'RE in the Dog Box! ;-)

[@oldyooper28]

Regardless of the pronunciation, you sir have earned the right to pronunciate the word the way you wish! Thank you for your service! Nobody understands a vet like another vet! Thanks for the great videos. Outstanding!

[@romeoblues5]

Being a 22 year Army veteran I really love your shows. Thank you so much for sharing you extensive knowledge. I look forwards to every show. Your humor is good. It's a army thing.

[@chucklandrum2576]

Casher (pronounced cash - AY) is French for "to hide". Cashe' (with the accent mark - pronounced cash - AY, yes exactly the same) is the past participle of the verb Casher. So, you are correct, it is cash-AY. The word cashet (pronounced the same way) means a seal or approval. You don't pronounce the "T" unless the next word begins with a vowel. This gets your mouth moving in the correct direction to pronounce the next word. French is the only language in history that was actually created (by combining all the different dialects) to be easy to read, speak, and understand. A beautiful, exact, accurate language.

[@BeDangerousGroup]

Minnesota cashier: "Will that be cash or credit?" Minnesota shopper: "I'll pay with cash, ay!"

[@steveholidayworld2346]

Upper?

[@spaceavenger54]

That sounds more like a Canadian shopper, LMAO!

[@canadianneo-frontiersmen6165]

As a French Canadian it is a "cache" and it is French saying that mean " hide" and pronounce like "cash". Thanks for the vids!

[@lionheart1975]

I appreciate your teaching style. Humble and confident. Thankyou for the videos.

[@bradfrancis9473]

It’s was about 3:30 am, couldn’t sleep so I picked up the phone to watch a little KZbin. I was glad to see this new video of yours. Laying in bed with the wife sound asleep next to me. All went as expected watch another fine video of yours until you decided to demonstrate a valuable feature of the belt...the bottle opener. I was laughing so hard the bed shook... Many thanks brother!!!

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

See! Nothing good comes from opening a bottle near your junk!

[@jbrockman87]

if you stare into his eyes as he opens the beer it feels really special.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

This had me in stitches

[@321southtube]

Love all your vids....cool belt. Cut and pasted by Merium Webster; Cache means "a group of things that are hidden," and entered English in the 1700s. It can also mean cache memory, or "a part of a computer's memory where information is kept so that the computer can find it very quickly." This word is pronounced \CASH\. Cachet has several meanings. It can mean "prestige," "medicine prepared so that it can be swallowed," or "an official seal," the oldest meaning of the word in English, first used in the 1600s. It is pronounced \cash-AY\. I love a kit...especially the larger one. I'm going to grab one of these belts too. Great job...Great ideas

[@eas3996]

Cash-A, I saw more than one Marine wearing a bottle opener belt buckle, at the country music bar near Camp Lejeune. Works 60% of the time, every time.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Those are really good odds for any service member in any bar. I’d take it

[@shanekiser851]

Its definitely el cashe. I appreciated your dry humor. Nice job explaining everything. Thanks Josh.

[@gunslinger11bravo]

While I was in the Army I pronounced it "cashay" mostly because that's the way everybody said it . As a civilian I pronounce it "cash" which is the way it's supposed to be. There's the right way, the wrong way and then Army way.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Exactly, it seems nearly all of us learned cache in the military

[@DrWaCaS]

​ @The Gray Bearded Green Beret It's pronounced like "cash". It came from a french word : a "cache" (the "e" is usualy silent in french at the end of a word) wich mean a "concealed storage". That's what's used by smugglers or pirates to hide stuff. Say it like a french guy speaking english and you'll nail the pronounciation.

[@samkeeb4007]

@@DrWaCaS ah... this makes so much sense. I figured the etymology was French. I am guessing the military "mispronounces" the word intentionally to maintain a singular meaning, like "Alpha, Bravo, Charlie" means only 1 thing even during a garbled transmission. I heard some branches of the military not pronounce the "G" in Sargent, and Gunnery Sargent simply becomes "Gunny". Perhaps it is just military tradition? Somewhere lost in the annals of history, there is probably a story of how American soldiers read the french word in the Revolutionary War in a coresspondence with Lafayette, and the "cash -A" resupply became famous for changing a battle's outcome. It pays to be prepared.

[@virgoviking2331]

Ive learned it in HTML for computers and software. I say cashay also

[@Q-BinTom]

Love my cache belt woking on what to carry in it. Also I am with you its "Cache" and I will give you the 2 Facts why 1. its French and chicks dig that speak French (works in conjunction with the buckle bottle opener) 2. Its in the Ranger Handbook End of discussion!

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Haha well played!

[@Wazoo]

Thanks Tomas for your support! When you settle on a what you are going to CACHE in it, please share with us!

[@Q-BinTom]

@@Wazoo I will keep y'all in the loop on what a pack in it for my trip to Honduras.

[@jaysonjones5527]

Have never seen this kit before, I knew about money belts but never this type of carry belt, thanks for sharing it.

[@michiganprepper173]

I watch alot of survival and equipment videos. It is refreshing for one to be informative and entertaining. Keep up the great work

[@philiptruitt]

Thank you, Josh! I use both, but more often the "e" is silent.

[@spooky7158]

I am going with this suggestion! :-)

[@MrShawnleon1]

I was one of the first belts they delivered from their kickstarter campaign with the essentials kit. I can speak from experience as I have used it and continue to use it every day

[@pawoutdoors9290]

As a Canadian it’s cash eh Dry humour love it. Great vid. Thx for the effort.

[@SnakebitN129]

I believe you are correct in pronunciation of the word Cache,with the accent on the second syllable. It also depends on if you are still trying to impress the prude at the bar after you opened her beer with your Worldly travels & Worldly knowledge of languages. In short "If you can't Dazzle them with your brilliance,Baffle them with BS". From one snake eater to another I really enjoy your video's, I learn something new with everyone I watch one. It is a refresher of the "Q"coarse & the Sere portion. If I got something wrong feel free to correct me it has been 30+ years since all those fun times, my memory fades at times ! "Keep Your Feet & Knees Together" !

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Sua Sponte and DOL, brother!

[@craigrock8444]

I really like that belt and kit! I carry a backpack with me everywhere I go and I have several of those items..duct tape, whistle, rod and striker, zip ties and other misc items but lugging that backpack around all the time is a pain. Down sizing for EDC would be nice. I'm definitely checking out that belt. Great vid!

[@ericcapell5062]

You are correct in your pronunciation. That is a really cool and useful belt. Wazoo stuff rocks! The FAT packs are awesome. If Duct Tape wont fix it....It ain't broke!

[@markdale8301]

Looks a fairly good belt kit. Thanks for sharing. Cache - pronounced ‘cash’ in English is a French word for ‘Hidden’.

[@antoinepellegrinelli1949]

Often in french, we don't pronounce the last "E". Cache = cover, hide.

[@susanp.collins7834]

No - it's not pronounced 'cash', it's pronounced 'caysh'.

[@yenko40]

This is one of the best belts I have seen so far very nice I think I will purchase one thank you for the video.

[@IGotNewsForYou987]

Got this during their kickstarter and it's a pretty cool belt.

[@Loumer003]

Great video! Thanks for the ideas. And also thanks for the chance to win. Look forward to seeing more videos.

[@lylewalters909]

You are pronouncing it correctly !!! Cash aye...cache!! Great belt and tools would cone in very handy!!

[@Alan4524]

Great information, and I love the deadpan delivery on picking up the ladies!

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Thanks Alan!

[@blueheeler2608]

I though the beer bottle pick was funny as all get out. I needed a good laugh. I am going with Cashe.

[@howardk4016]

Recently discovered this channel. Great stuff! The technical discussion and demonstration of the the belt buckle bottle opener is priceless!

[@gregmullins1296]

OMG! I always enjoy your videos, but this one made me laugh out loud with the opening a bottle skit. Please keep up the great videos.

[@opalprestonshirley1700]

Yeah, the bit opening the bottle with the belt buckle cracked me up love it. I've always pronounced it Cash as in cash money but I heard it pronounced the other way, I understand either way. Looking forward to more about the EDC belt. Ya'll take care.

[@joedixon5513]

I like the term Cashe'. Great idea the belt, I like it. "Semper Fi!"

[@spottsoutdoorandsurvivals.5481]

A nice way to always have the basics on you.

[@macattacka2862]

Your cache is a lot more useful in the wild than ca$h when the SHTF. Awesome kit.

[@rogerrynearson2500]

Glad to see Wazoo products in your video. I got the Patch Cash Cap and the bigger Adventure kit. My ceramic knife blade was a little garfed, they were fast to respond and sent a new knife quickly. I really want the belt now.

[@nickpilgrim31]

I’ve always pronounced it “Cash”. Those are some nice kits!

[@sethbrown5736]

The humor in this one is awesome. and it is "Cash"

[@THENEWWRANGLER]

only problem with this belt is a can not carry my edc belt cary stuff around it well the items inside bulge out too much for horizontal carry knife, and zippo pouch.

[@robertscruton2941]

Yup the beer opener part was hilarious! I would deff. supplement it with some of my own items but a great start none the less.

[@JOHNFMKN]

This gave me good ideas to make stuff for my kits.

[@AC-wj8cz]

You are pronouncing it correctly great job explaining the different things on the belt

[@domatan8441]

I believe the word cache has french roots and is pronounced, "cash". The word cachet is pronounced "cash-ay". They have similar meanings but the latter is a verb and the former a noun.

[@dpalms24]

Actually the two words are completely different. Cache (pronounced "kash") is a hidden storage while cachet (pronounced "ka shay") means prestige or respect. GB2 has enough cachet in the survival world to pronounce either word anyway he wants while he keeps his cache in his wazoo belt.

[@Patrick-ld6io]

Great video. Enjoyed the first few minutes of the video. the bottle was great

[@Wazoo]

Just because Joshua wore a beret, doesn't mean everything has to be pronounced frenchy. #TEAMJOHNNYCACHE

[@VGrillone]

He always said “Hello, my name is Johnny Cash”, not cachet. He knew he wasn’t a storage receptacle for bushcraft stuff, but he was a tremendous receptacle of musical talent!

[@bobpadrick7718]

Depends on who is speaking. It’s a French word which they pronounce as cash-ay. But for some unknown reason we Americans think we can take their word and pronounce it our own way. I was born in Loss Ann-gel-us so I know all about Americanizing pronunciations. Thank you for your service and for sharing the knowledge you gained while serving.

[@craigmooring2091]

That was a really suave move for the singles bar, Josh, and that is pronounced 'swayve' to match 'cashay'.

[@AC-wj8cz]

Thank you for posting videos very frequently you have definitely helped me prepare my bug out bags, EDC and many more thank you for all of your expertise

[@Netist_]

Looks interesting, though I'd be worried that with all that stuff stuffed inside the belt, it would be quite bulky. How does it actually wear?

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

It’s surprisingly still slim, I don’t notice it at all

[@XWilliamThomasX]

That's a pretty awesome way too carry and keep items concealed yet accessible. Great review!

[@jasonprairie9968]

CashA, prior Army Airborne, old habits die hard.

[@DBaumTexas]

Cash Shay Duh. If I stash gear, or anything else for that matter, that I intend to have prepped for future use then that would be my Cash Shay. By the way, this is the best bushcraft/survival information on KZbin. Genuine and expert information.

[@11jt2007]

My military training tells me it’s pronounced “cash-ay” but my academic experience tells me it’s “cash”.

[@michelleorton1718]

I enjoyed the review and look forward to watching you put the items to use. Thank you!

[@jeffsmith6441]

Could be handy to have that stuff around your waste if you're in the situation to need it. Great idea 👍

[@jordanmariam8984]

These kits are outstanding.

[@robertw1081]

GBGB, can't wait to see how you boil water in that bag , also I EDC a lot of similar items in my wallet and pockets on this video and those bread tie reflectors work with visible and infared light , I have field tested them with night vision gear .

[@stephensonpt44]

Josh I love your dry humor. Yes I believe it is pronounced cache also.

[@joelewis7507]

Awesome gear, I think I like edc belt better than cashe belt as a name.

[@brucecampbell5599]

I was going to say “cash” until your demonstration of the bottle opener. Now I’m soundly in the cache camp with you! Funny stuff. Cool belt.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Haha winning of hearts and minds through cheesy sketch comedy! We can change the entire language!

[@nickkammer6832]

Absolutely amazing I’ve been waiting for you to review more wazoo for a while. Cashe Because that’s how it’s spelled that’s how I think it should Be said

[@darylsarbaugh3491]

Cache

[@Mr.Angeron]

I really appreciate the videos, you have such common sense, low key, survival techniques and I love it. Thanks!

[@marknelson8435]

Wouldn't "cash-say" have a "t" at the end? Especially if it's a French word?

[@cmliphone]

Really nice video. I hope you show how it packs into the belt.

[@kan-zee]

youtube Pronunciation of Cache (Cash) = kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZW4m5p7Zad3hNk In Canada' eh,.. alot of old timers eh,... say "CASH -EH" ehh....LOL 3:36 -> 4:26 That was funny and Big Thank you Wazoo, for saving me from a pricey divorce....lol

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Haha love it. And KZbin is a bed of lies

[@JFearlessJourneys2112]

Awesome descriptions of use for each item! Thank you!

[@eddiewitchcraft6574]

Love this belt, it's the only one I use 😁👊💪 everyone knows the correct terminology is Cache, pronunced cash ey 🤙

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Eddie knows things, we can all stand to learn something from him

[@Wazoo]

Thanks Eddie! While you're 100% right about the practicality of the belt, unfortunately, I have to inform you are 100% wrong on the pronunciation. ;) #TEAMCASH

[@RAIDERNATION433]

I'm sticking to "cash". Thanks for sharing what's inside of these kits

[@gregorytorricellas873]

I’ve always used two pronunciations ; “Cashay” as a verb . Let’s cache (cashay) extra supplies at this grid. “Cash” as a noun. Let’s go retrieve the supplies at the cache (cash).

[@SonOfTheDawn515]

I pronounce it Cash-Ay almost always and only mispronounce it occasionally.

[@taiyoctopus2958]

What's the logic behind that exactly?

[@ryanschiefelbein8264]

Great review grey beard

[@graymadden8707]

I have mad respect for you but, you are wrong here. It's definitely cash, like Johnny Cash. $$$ ;)

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

As much as I like Johnny, he is not one that I feel I can trust for proper pronunciation and usage. Did you know that he once shot a guy just so he could watch him die? Reno I think it was. Don’t remember all the details but I remember he spent some time in prison for it

[@rogerpemberton79]

@@GrayBeardedGreenBeret wrote a song about it if memory serves?

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

The Conservative Social Regressive now that I think about it, yes I think he might have. Didn’t do very well but really none of them ever did

[@graymadden8707]

@@GrayBeardedGreenBeret Wow! Way to be judgmental. His lack of character and respect for human life has no bearing on his ability to use proper pronunciation and language use.

[@dvig3261]

point ignored...lol

[@tdeeb6359]

Really nice gear. And it IS: cashe’!!!!! Loved the bottle opener humor!

[@Publius_Valerius]

Im going with cashA, due to the origins of the word, and I've never been a fan of phonological drift.

[@JapanScott1]

Seems like a nice couple of kits. I’m looking forward to seeing follow up videos.

[@timwaldroup9654]

Cash "A" .. just sounds more like the old French trapper lingo..

[@kan-zee]

I agree

[@1WZRD]

Nice little EDC enhancement.

[@bobbytopadventures]

Cash-aaaaaay (pronounced as when the Fonz is asked how he wants to pay for something) 👍👍

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

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[@cemwind]

As an old third group guy I always said and mostly heard ca-shay, notwithstanding knowing how the word should sound in French. Also I think some people may pronounce it differently depending on the usage. (we will ca-shay these times, then recover the cash of items at a later time)

[@israeltilk11]

In the IT world we uses Caches all the time and call them “Cashes”.

[@PoeticallyCorrect]

Been using mines daily for nearly a year. Luv it.

[@fredb.3618]

Bought two stickers.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Awesome! Thanks for the support!

[@davidknox6461]

I’ve never seen a belt EDC carry like that. Very cool!

[@troymorris4590]

Great video, pronounce it the way you choose, cash or cache.

[@johnd5244]

Fully agree with you on the word cache! Thanks for sharing with us!

[@raypeterson6287]

Caché

[@raypeterson6287]

Its french and. It is pronounced cash- ã

[@raypeterson6287]

Not cash

[@jaywimer4415]

Your videos are great! I actually learn things vs others that are just sales

[@crowley357]

Cach-e for me, French style

[@bjs71285]

I like it. Sometimes it's hard to be prepared without looking like you're waiting for a zombie to walk through the door.

[@GrumpyGrunt]

Cash-ay? You live too close to the Canadian border. 🤣 I can solve this quickly...what's LRB's take on the pronunciation? Whatever she says goes. Even the Wazoo guys gotta know that. The correct line to use when you stand up to open her beer is: "Excuse me while I whip this out." Nice kits and belt. 👍

[@kidbach]

10,000 bonus points for the Blazing Saddles reference. Semper Fi.

[@cuttnhorse2013]

Great stuff! Always enjoy your topics!

[@gyffesme]

REALLY really have enjoyed your site, your demeanor, your teaching style... but it's "cash."

[@86hj49gt]

Nice kit. Easy upkeep and keeps your pants up

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

I did forget to mention that it primarily functions to keep my pants up.

[@backdoor5993]

"cache", "caché"? How do I respond? According to Webster, both mean the same thing, "A hidden supply, or resource". According to Webster.com, "from Vulgar Latin *coacticare to press together, from Latin coactare to compel, frequentative of cogere to compel - more at COGENT. As far as pronunciation is concerned, The general rule in English is that an 'e' at the end of a word is silent. Since this word appears to originate from Latin, the "proper" pronunciation would be, "cash". SemperFi!

[@znutar]

seems like the belt is only available in black...are they planning different colors? Also it would be nice if they made it stiffer so it could also manage a holster. Conceptually interesting though

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

I don’t know if they plan to do other colors. There is a mod for those concerned about holster wear: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnSXe3-grqeIY7M

[@charliefoxtrot7219]

I gather that you never watched re-runs of " Sgt. Preston RCMP and his wonder dog King." On that show they always pronounced it cash. BTW, who the hell cares? We all know what we're talking about.

[@TheRhinobilly]

Very useful and well thought out kit.

[@kevinjoyce9502]

Cashe.

[@michaelsmith2585]

I'm with you boss. I've always heard it used that way.

[@lgwjrwhite588]

Cash is correct and pronounced CASH but either way its pronounced as long as you retrieve what you call it lolol

[@gringo3009]

Love the "pick up" tip. Never too old to learn.

[@GrayBeardedGreenBeret]

Haha not actually recommended! I can only imagine a girls face if someone did that