..I Let the Smoke Out // 2UZ Swapped '74 Celica

[@pavlikj]

Don't beat yourself up so much Sarah, consider it a learning experience and just move on. One of the reasons that everyone loves you and your videos so much is because you are honest with us. You show us everything warts and all. So showing us that when you rush sometimes you forget things, and sometimes those things turn around and bite you in the behind, is all part of the process. Step back take a breath or two, and go back at it. We are all behind you 1,000%!

[@sharplessguy]

Or ten of us are behind her 100%

[@shawnhudgins8419]

Exactly what I was going to say! Sarah's videos are great because we get to see everything and not just 10% of what it takes to get a car restored / modified properly.

[@hughjohnson2674]

I’m not going to list my automotive crimes……..apparently f#$&ing up is accredited learning method. So I’ve learnt heaps!

[@502Chevy]

Couldn’t have said it more eloquently!👍

[@korbendallas4232]

Agreed

[@mikesacklyn2372]

As an old school low voltage systems integratior, we have a saying - plug it in and see what color smoke comes out of it. The fact that you have wired this car with two models of fuse boxes, a completly different engine, and modern ECU with this minimal damage on the first go is a huge testament to your electrical prowess. A small setback that will just add to the feeling of accomplishment when you finally scorch the asphalt with this beast. We are all behind you. You got this!

[@ioannischristou2362]

😁

[@fred8174]

What an amazing effort!!

[@NAFIGGAMING]

That's 3 completely different harnesses 74 Celica 84-85 Celica and then the harness for the taco with the ECU

[@pkuudsk9927]

As a 57 year old mechanic I can say this even hurts my brain watching you combine 2 completely different wiring harness. This job is not for the faint of heart. You are a very smart teck anyone would be happy to work with. Small set back on this 100% quality build, the attention to detail is over the top. Be verry proud of yourself, I am.

[@newtonfirefly3584]

obviously You issue is your personal limitations as a "mechanic" without proper information, knowledge, instruction, teaching development within electrical in Your early years more so within electronics as are necessary for 24 years. 😲 my personal background within fabrication, assembly, mechanical, electrical, mechanic are slightly less than Your claimed 57 years to 52-4 years and includes all of these properly, correctly with no aversion to any electrical, wiring, then began development within electronics in 1972-3, science, physics, chemistry, advanced mathematics, engineering, research, design, development, verification, certification, assembly, testing, troubleshooting, problem solving, including proper methods,knowledge, expertise within the laboratory via expert technicians, assemblers.🤓 Sadly 😞 it appear that Your training from whichever paths has been so limited.

[@Vimps69.]

For the replacement fuse box fund👍

[@tonysansom]

👌

[@akaydogan]

As others have said, the fact that you don’t hide the setbacks adds to your already stellar credibility. If everything you did went without a hitch, none of us who have ever worked on a car would believe you. Your work ethic is incredible. Being able to observe some of the details of this resto-mod has been some of the best KZbin content I’ve watched. Go, Sarah, go!!!!!🎉

[@garyworokevich2524]

When you make a mistake........you admit it to us fans. That is why you have many fans. Just one of many of your charms.

[@gregholloway2656]

Sarah, I have a suggestion for you. While you’re at this electrical testing phase, with the engine not running, the expected current draw on the battery will be minimal, like only a few amps. So, if you were to connect a headlight bulb in series with your main positive battery cable, a short circuit will no longer let the smoke out, instead the headlight bulb will light up. It acts as both a current limiter and as a “trouble light” while testing. Keep up the great work!

[@SchoolforHackers]

Brilliant - wish I’d known this decades ago.

[@randywl8925]

....an optical resistor?

[@fresnokidsr]

Hmm I didn't know that. That's a cool idea.

[@josephgervais-k8l]

this is awesome. I would love to have known this 40 years ago

[@robertweinmann9408]

Like a dim bulb tester for checking audio amplifiers.

[@darrengreene3688]

Anyone who has watched your videos knows that incompetence is not a word that could be used to describe you. On the upside, this probably means we will get another wiring video. Watching you do this stuff is cathartic.

[@jimrundlett-doom9339]

Real, not phoney baloney. Shit happens.

[@scottlp2323]

Sarah, rest assured, an hour with you is never a waste. You're a one woman magician mechanic. The buck stops with you, starts with you and I think you even designed, manufactured and repaired that buck. :) Don't be so hard on yourself, you're doing stuff that teams of people struggle to do, all by yourself, and then filming it for us lot. A massive thanks once again, by the way. :)

[@willmc42]

Your wiring skills are impressive. The only people who don't make mistakes are the ones that are doing nothing .

[@wild_lee_coyote]

Give Jimmy Oaks a like and subscribe for helping Sarah out. I hope you can find another fuse box. It’s setbacks like these that keep you grounded.

[@ramblerdave1339]

Pun intended?

[@bsmirnov]

We all know you'll make it right. 🎯

[@erikhiggins7369]

And that’s what building a car in real life is like. Things happen and you just move forward. 👍

[@mikeperry2814]

Thanks! Cold beer fund!

[@MannyV74]

Your ability and patience to stick with it through the robot spaghetti is absolutely amazing

[@AllanSitte]

Props to Jimmy for sharing his brain with Sarah. Together, we are all stronger.

[@pauloconnor7951]

Mind.

[@newtonfirefly3584]

actually😏 Jimmy Oaks shared ☺ some information, perhaps knowledge 🤓, certainly assistance with Sara , not @AllanSitte; "brain" nor @@pauloconnor7951 'Mind". 😧

[@kerryjackson5729]

I agree, I'm 64 years old I should have "all the knowledge" but if it weren't for channels like this and mechanics like Sarah, I'd be lost. I rely on this generation of mechanics (not technicians, they only know how to do 1 job, mechanics are bumper to bumper) more every day.

[@CarlDerry-j1w]

@@kerryjackson5729 Technicians follow troubleshooting charts and replace parts. Mechanics FIX stuff. Carl TX

[@newtonfirefly3584]

@@kerryjackson5729 most mechanics re limited to just mechanical, lack proper electrical, especially electronics.

[@azfactor7875]

I know you've been concerned that all of your wiring videos might not be terribly exciting viewing, but your creative editing skills make it well worth it. Thanks for all of the effort you put into these videos.

[@KevCampbell]

Sharing mistakes honestly is how we all learn, thank you for always being true.

[@VBinNV]

Thanks!

[@ioannischristou2362]

Sarah, I'm an electrical engineer, and computer scientist by training, not a mechanic. Despite my EE degree, I don't think I could ever pull off what you're doing with the wiring of this car! Don't give up! Looking forward to the day you're going to take this beautiful car our for a ride!

[@BillyJoeJimBob28]

One day you will let the smoke out (of the Tires) with a badass burnout! 💪👧 Go Sarah!

[@markj.6276]

You're being too hard on yourself about the wiring oversight. 46,723 wire connections, and you missed 1 or 2? 🏆 I've said it in previous comments. Your level of thoroughness and ability to explain it in a way that is understandable is second to none. You do what I wish I could do, that's why I watch your channel. Sarah-n-Tuned : the "n" stands for "next level"

[@mothmagic1]

On that basis it would probably be considered close enough for government work 😊

[@paulrapp6]

On that basis it puts gummint work so far in the back seat that the limo must be fifty-six miles long!

[@esiebert7625]

Jimmy Oakes is the man, love seeing him on Adam LZ’s channel, really nice guy and just had a kid.

[@George-rk7ts]

I have never liked spending time with people who try to act perfect. They make the same number of mistakes as everybody else, but someone else has to take the blame. Your videos show a delightful blend of raw talent, well developed technical skills, your offbeat sense of humor, and honesty. You can say it's your fault, and I can understand your doing that, but the people who watch all your videos don't want you being mean to yourself. We've all learned to enjoy all the rest of you.

[@coratoraYT]

I couldn't agree more!

[@Abe_Sheen]

Sarah you're always complaining about how hard it is to make wiring videos, but I think you're becoming an expert on the matter. Even with a small setback like this one, you managed to make the video an interesting one. Kudos to you!

[@ARGONONYA-ye6wl]

Letting the smoke out is easy. Figuring out where it came from is the hard part, and you already did that. So you’re ahead of the game. Keep up the great work.

[@JohnBodoni]

i think the general consensus is that we are grateful that you're human and you show us the mistakes.. because that way, we have an opportunity to learn, too. so thanks.

[@nthenry]

Ability to stay calm and troubleshoot methodically under that kind of pressure is outstanding

[@garyworokevich2524]

Yes.....I had a Massasaiga rattle snake sandwich......IT DOES NOT TASTE LIKE CHICKEN.....it was yucky.

[@cruisemansgarage]

I really appreciate your integrity by showing your screw-ups and owning your mistakes. We all make them and it makes your content much more believable and relatable. I need to stop editing out my own screw ups on my videos. Of course that will triple the length of my videos! :)

[@SarahnTuned]

Don't take life too seriously, you'll never get out alive. -Van Wilder

[@rodneyr5266]

It may feel like dumb mistake to forget the grounds, but with all the work you are doing and having to switch between all systems in the car and taking the work to completion it's easy to miss something that seems that simple. Don't be too harsh on yourself, you're doing all the work yourself unlike most other places that have several people working on one vehicle, each in charge of one part of the project. At least the only losses were an hour and a fuse box, and a reminder that the smallest, sometimes obvious things can be forgotten.

[@larryordine7542]

After I repaired the ignition circuit on my 68 spitfire in the street under a street lamp, when I started it up, a not properly wrapped wire sparked to the block and set fire to the gasoline soaked grease under the cable. After shoveling 20 pounds of sand from a nearby construction site on to the engine, I spend two hours removing the sand and rewiring. It happens to everyone doing this kind of work. Think how the NASA guys felt after their short set fire to the Apollo Capsule during an oxygen test with the their guys inside. No big harm here and the lesson of always look to see where the ground is on everything with potential. Stay safe kid. Larry NYC

[@davidc5027]

It is times like these that remind us we are human.

[@gerry-p9x]

And have a fire extinguisher handy

[@stephcooper5998]

Sarah, owning your mistakes on camera with the how and why is an excellent teaching moment. Not editing them out defines who you are as a person. Thank you!

[@IEnigIMa]

I lived in Texas as a kid and our Boy Scouts troop had a cook out with rattle snake….loved it❤. It’s like Chicken with fish bones. 😅. I am an Engineering tech in Aerospace and love these geeky wiring episodes. So jealous ❤. P.S. Jimmy Oaks is a legend ❤

[@sh60guy25]

I can concur. Also skinning a snake is just like skinning a shielded harness. Much easier to use scissors than a knife.

[@Endy5_Still_Alive]

@@sh60guy25 This is true. AND the venom is much less potent.

[@IEnigIMa]

@@sh60guy25 LMAO. The shielding comment

[@1stGenCRXs]

Agree had it a few times. Consistency of fish with flavor of chicken

[@gregmckinley5178]

Cooked a rabbit in Boy Scouts for the wilderness survival merit badge at summer camp. Got Eagle in 1987. I am a network engineer and love your wiring episodes.

[@inssan6550]

Thanks

[@kevinobrien9271]

Thanks! Fuse box fund 😊

[@donnicholson3170]

Happens to the best of us kiddo. Don't be so hard on yourself. We're at home (off camera) screwing up all the time. 😁

[@lbh002]

At seventeen (1977) I went on a horseback cowboy camping trip with a bunch of friends, my girlfriend, and a very cool adult chaperone. We killed a rattle snake we crossed paths with and for dinner we grilled it over an open fire. I would say it tasted like chicken, but our adult chaperone covered the snake in Kraft BBQ sauce. So, it tasted like Kraft BBQ sauce.

[@joen2423]

A cheap learning experience for us all. You are killing it, cant wait to see your face when you start it, let alone drive it.

[@josephgervais-k8l]

i have spent many more hours than you have been working on this car chasing bad grounds. It is amazing how well you do things. Don't beat yourself up, it happens, and you are the best at showing it as it happens. Now I am willing to bet the inside of that fuse box is cleaner than when it was new. Also, really great to see a wild Charlie again!

[@LearningJeff]

We as viewers benefited from the smoke show. Sometimes mistakes made can be a learning experience for others.

[@Scott-NCC1701]

Problems like this are part of the learning process. As long as you learn something from it, it’s OK. Most circuit boards, have ground Buss circuitry, with common terminal. Please be encouraged. How many would even tackle an electrical wiring project like this? Sarah you continue to motivate us with your excellent work. You are appreciated always! ❤

[@thegreyfuzz]

Every electrical device and component is shipped with magic smoke stored deep inside, takes a genius to set it free :) (I made Level 10 by the time i was 18!)

[@prizedcoffeecup]

Well, the fusebox still acted like a fuse at least. Haha You are doing absolutely swell Sarah, keep at it and you'll have a running and driving V8 Celica in no time! Mistakes are how you learn, therefore no reason to shame them!

[@Primus54]

I was sitting here watching knowing exactly what was going to happen to fry the grease… not! 😉 Sharing these very “human” moments with us sets your content apart in this crazy KZbin world. Thank you, Sarah. 👍👍👍

[@RustyBonnet]

Every day is a school day. You'lll sort it. Just keep at it and you will have Celica fun soon enough.

[@TeslaTales59]

Great video as usual. Yes, had rattlesnake cake once. Tasty.

[@SarahnTuned]

Cake!?! Like a crab cake, or like a birthday cake kinda cake?

[@TeslaTales59]

@@SarahnTuned I was kind of like a crab cake. At an old restaurant in Ojai, CA where they had an event called the "Beast Feast". You spent 3 hours sipping different kinds of wine and eating lots of interesting things. Even Kangaroo stew!

[@xplane7523]

What you do is amazing…. Oh, the tight lipped serious face when using the heat-gun is priceless and class. Love the plough on, skills, tech ability and your aptitude and attitude…. Top notch. Wow, keep on trucking. 😊

[@douglaskaye1395]

Everyone no matter how meticulous is going to make mistakes. I just have faith in your ability to regroup and proceed. 🤙

[@stevehenderson2571]

Nice to have friends. I always told my gang don’t be afraid to make a decision … we can always correct our mistakes.

[@brianmclean7445]

I have! Barbecued with butter, lemon and pepper. Tastes like chicken a little, but the cool thing is when it’s on the grill it goes from a straight piece of meat to wavy meaning it’s trying to curl while cooking.

[@UnlikelyToRemember]

Yeah, it's a punch line, but yes, it's a lot like chicken (or long john silvers fish)

[@davejennings5140]

I think everone has run over this kind of speed bump. Enthusiam overpowers system thinking and you get some kind of slap reset. All it proves is that we are passionate about what we do, and human in how we do it. That's why we stay, because you're one of us and not afraid to acknowledge it.

[@niallmurtagh3682]

To Err is human to own it just means you are a truly awesome person and that's why we always enjoy watching your videos.

[@Americathebeautiful49]

Don’t say that in front of the robots.

[@realzyxtomatic]

When I was growing up in Oklahoma, my dad and I would go to some sort of rattlesnake festival. They had vendors selling food, including fried rattlesnake. I know it's cliche, but... it tasted like fried chicken. :)

[@BlackSolstice07]

1:07....I have eaten rattlesnake before. It was in a salad with the meat laid across a bed of lettuce. The meat was very flakey like fish and had a very mild and pleasant flavor. I really can't compare the flavor to anything else I've ever had. Great video Sarah.

[@SarahnTuned]

Neat

[@PlanetaryThoughts9861]

I'm sure it tastes better than the slug in my can of green beans!

[@glenpearce3883]

Teaching moments are very important. Even when somewhat embarrassing.

[@harryminaker6037]

Hi Sarah - Harry from Toronto here. I was on the Mexican Baja coast in a small town called San Jose del Cobo. An outdoor restaurant there occasionally served rattlesnake, harvested by restaurant staff primarily for its skin. Although I didn't eat it, I was assured that it was very much like chicken. Love your series on the 2UZ!

[@rickb296]

I have actually eaten rattlesnake - at Pappadeaux in Houston. It honestly tastes like chicken, but is greasier and a softer texture more like lobster meat. Love the Celica build. Great humor and weird outfits. Perfect!

[@coryvader2133]

Amazing work. It’s not hard to miss something like that ground with the amount of complex wiring you did…. You are one smart chick, to have it this far with only one tiny issue.Can’t wait to see it run down the road.

[@MissingLinkGTRS]

every garbage time/dankpods fan 100% screamed in pure elation when you brought out the Eepc lol love that! this build is awesome and only gets better

[@charleyhorse6346]

Pink Floyd deliberately put a mistake in Dark Side of the Moon because they didn’t want the album to be perfect, your mistake was perfect. Also, you got the tail lights going, there’s life in the car now, it’s amazing.

[@BillyJoeJimBob28]

I started doing that on my const projects, leaving a mistake I made, cause I used to drive myself mad trying to do everything perfect. Its like saying ok world, its not perfect. I am human, see. 😂 You got this Sarah. 👍

[@paulm749]

12:08 It's for when you can't afford to go to the dentist and get a filling, but you still want you cavities to look their best! Just apply a bit of Cavity Wax and give it a nice polish!

[@jasonklow3355]

Every failure is just an opportunity to learn. You've already done more than I'd be willing to attempt and I've been working on cars for 30 years. Loving this series.

[@worseorbetter]

One learns more from their failures than their successes as each is a step towards perfection.

[@newtonfirefly3584]

@@worseorbetter most do not actually learn from their failures, since they use improper process, "Trial & Error" [= Failure], lack proper information, knowledge, methods, training, expertise => thus "doomed" to repeat them over and over again 😲 @jasonklow3355; Jason Klow, are 🙄 You similarly lacking these basics as nearly all individuals involved within motor vehicles, whether enthusiasts, home maintenance, repairs, pseudo-mechanics, novice, street, other racing/racers as within forums, seen within nearly all channels on this platform and other video platforms 🤨? 😳😧😲🥺😒😨😱😖👎

[@Rjhs001]

I know it's a cliche but those that don't make mistakes don't do anything. I'm constantly left in awe at your abilities and attention to detail Sarah...and while doing all this, you still manage to record and edit videos and be entertaining. Just remarkable.

[@timmypriddy8385]

❤no problem Sarah. You are awesome no matter what ❤️

[@rykerwolftorq6399]

Experience is the sum of lessons learned from mistakes made throughout life. Who doesn't make mistakes? The important thing is that no one is harmed during the work carried out. Thank you for your effort...

[@belyear]

You don’t learn anything if you don’t make mistakes. Thank you for your content. I really appreciate it.

[@michaelraabe3401]

I would venture a guess that the majority of the watchers can’t come close to what you can do with automotive wiring. I am in awe! So you made a small error. No big whoop! We love you Sarah!

[@rickmaudlin2160]

Sarah, you are brilliant! Very few people on this planet could figure out and do what you are doing with this electrical equation. And those that can have all made similar mistakes along the way. And Jimmy got some priceless advertising from you $$. I watched a mechanic sticking his old school probe around in the engine compartment of a brand new car. There was a little spark...and then smoke...and then a glow...and then in 15 seconds every wire harness was hissing and smoking. From the battery to the dash to the tailights, everything was melting.

[@steelwheels327]

Sarah , who hasn't let the smoke out stuff , like they say you not doing anything if you don't f' up . I am amazed by your skills and attention to detail. I love this car!!

[@headshot8888]

You're doing great Sarah. This is quite the project you've taken on here. Very advanced. Don't burn yourself for learning.

[@ever2gut1]

Stay grounded Sarah, stay grounded. Pretty sure Jimmy will not forget this and mention to others in future to check all the grounds

[@KAuto26]

letting the smoke out means you’re ready for a british car next

[@BillinSD]

Underrated comment

[@toomanynissans]

It's like burning incense to summon Lucas, Prince of Darkness

[@DavidHuffTexas]

And for beginners, I hear Lucas Electric sells replacement jars of smoke...

[@dougjustdoug6391]

​@@DavidHuffTexasDo they sell it by the £? Sorry, I couldn't resistor.

[@Bill_N_ATX]

Why do the British drink their beer warm? Because Lucas makes refrigerators too.

[@kendu52]

Sarah, you’re doing great, please remember that you’re much better than you think.

[@tomdrummy4984]

Soooo, you don’t learn when you do everything right………you learn when you make a mistake. 🙂👍

[@robgutkowski7141]

This is not the first time a mechanic has overlooked a simple thing, and it won't be the last. At least it didn't cause a catastrophic failure or irreparable damage. Anyone interested in doing anything like this needs to see what can go wrong, and how to troubleshoot the issue, so thanks for letting us learn from your mistakes, and letting us see the corrective actions.

[@IKnewMickey]

Weird. A floating MR2 and a ground issue both in the same video. Thx for the entertaining videos.

[@larrydavidson3402]

Sarah, you are far from being incompetent. Don't be so hard on yourself. You have done outstanding work on this project.

[@edb4526]

You are fine, you got 90% of this done. What you are doing is amazing!

[@betteheadbettehead4800]

Sarah, the word incompetent should not flow from your lips. I can't imagine doing what you're doing PLUS filming PLUS editing PLUS running your sites etc etc etc. I love that you take us viewers along for the ride and complications are bound to arise. Great job as always! 👍

[@Gersberms]

This girl watches scammers get baited, I love it. And congrats on your first powering on of the ECU, that's a huge milestone! So sorry about blowing the circuit board, but it's easy to miss something like that.

[@REDZ28won]

Stuff happens, No one is perfect. You are doing a great job Sarah!

[@jcmazrizona]

Sarah, you will never bat 1,000 but your amazing at what you do.. Hang in there... We are all watching this journey and you have a ton of support..

[@subdu3dcha0s35]

Don’t beat yourself up! You’re a badass! You could have just edited that out, but you didn’t and I think that says more than getting everything perfect the first time. Thanks for the awesome content and keeping it real!

[@BillSmith-ut5li]

A very important fact. When dealing? With grounded shielding only grounded at one end. Otherwise you're making a circuit. And the interference will be worse, not better. I was called the service assistant one ti'm as an outside consultant. This is what I Did for my money. And? Sister had shielded wiring.That was grounded at both ends. I spent 45 minutes there.Cut four groundwires at a thousand dollars a wire. They had paid huge amounts of money trying to get this problem fixed. Not understanding the concept of the shielding. Also, if you're still getting interference, go buy yourself some capassengers.This will make a filter and clean it up

[@jimbefit3073]

Would you care to expound? How many mf? & 15- 20 VDC working voltage? If the cap is TOO big it doesn't filter anything, just re-transmits it. CORRECT?? TY

[@Simulera]

What is the “And? Sister” I cant decipher the typo.

[@elmerhot]

don't be hard on yourself, you have the BEST content and knowledge, and instead covering things up you OWN IT, being a great human!

[@jamespell8091]

You know how many people are involved in designing and assembling a project like this? Sara is pretty much doing this all herself. It's like taking on a pro football team single handedly.

[@gromit1971]

A Scottish viewer watching from Cuba. ❤🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😎

[@MannyV74]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THE BUILD!❤ your humor is corny and awesome…

[@greatwhite1958]

So easy to forget things when you are doing a thousand things and working long hours so don’t beat yourself up over it, you are a wiring master in my view.

[@sfla02si]

Tastes like chicken😊

[@HerbStansberry2]

Hard to eat off the ribs when fried too. Almost like bone-in fish jerky.

[@mikeystaats]

As most reptiles do hahaha

[@Endy5_Still_Alive]

Are you talking about rattle snake or Sarah? I can see it going both ways

[@briangriffith3985]

​@@Endy5_Still_Alivewhat...? you want to fry and eat Sarah?🤔

[@Endy5_Still_Alive]

​@@briangriffith3985Not raw. I'm not a barbarian.

[@NAFIGGAMING]

Rattle snake is a very lean meat with little flavor on its own. Mine was cubed and pan fried with lemon and garlic. Yes tastes like chicken that way. Also the same way we did our frogs legs. 😊 Sorry you let the smoke out of the box. The fact you're 90% complete and was able to easily figure out the issue is a huge testament to you and your skill level.

[@masterofcents.8175]

Sarah, it is well-known when you burp and swallow. It becomes a penguin fart…… lol

[@fresnokidsr]

That's just weird but laughable LOL

[@JoshWalker1]

WAT

[@DavidHuffTexas]

No need to beat yourself up. We're all human and we _all_ make mistakes. And you trouble shot the issue and learned stuff from it. 👍 Onward and upward!

[@Endy5_Still_Alive]

I actually have eaten rattle snake. It was deep fried and honestly tasted like chicken. The only real differences were, it was VERY fibrous and had TONS of rib bones like a fish. It wasn't bad. I'll never eat it again, but it wasn't bad. What i REALLY want to try is elephant. The more intelligent an animal is, the more tender and juicy the meat. 😂

[@j.danaclark2166]

Most people I know would be dry and stingy then.😂

[@frankmorris4790]

Really? Never spent much time around cattle have ya. Really stooopid but really tasty...

[@dighaus2]

Counterpoint--octopi are very smart, not what id describe as tender

[@LQhristian]

Also, it's important to be well grounded!! 🙂

[@Radioactive_Slime]

“Data acquisition” is never a failure. It’s all useful information to help you, and your viewers, move forward.

[@studiotom]

Oh no, I hope it’s not too hard to find a new fuse box! But at least you figured out where you went wrong, and how to fix everything that wasn’t hooked up right. Also, it’s important to show moments like this, just to highlight the importance of double checking your work before introducing power to any system. The same goes for electrical, just as it does for building engines. I’m confident that I’ll be seeing another video from you soon, where you fix everything, do one more final check, and then test everything successfully, passing with flying colors! You got this!! 😁

[@UnfinishedProjectDartSport]

It’s hot and moist, and tastes just like the 11 herbs and spices used in the breading!!