Never Before Seen Gas Can Venting Hack!

[@hotdrippyglass]

Watching you two makes me tired. But I do remember the days when I could burn through some 10 or 14 hours of steady working and sleep the sleep of the honest tired. Still, it all looks much better watching you two do it than the memories I have from back then. Thanks for sharing it all with us.

[@maxjones9139]

The gas can struggle is real.. I like the vent idea. After dumping gas all in the front of my new wave runner, I now use a big funnel and pour slowly. It’s still faster than the ventless cans! Love your vids!

[@LifeGoesNorth]

Good job fixing the belty wheely thingy. Serviceability. As we attempt to fix our boiler ourselves. I hear you. All the best guys.

[@FaithsFallen]

This has become my most enjoyed KZbin series thank you for sharing your journey with us.

[@walkergt]

What a great channel and so well done. You two are amazing. I envy your ability to accomplish so much work in a day. Your handling of the trials and tribulations of building a house are inspirational. You both are excellent in your own way. And you video it all, to boot. Great editing too. Thank you for sharing.

[@trippgs]

Jessie, you're not alone. My biggest gripe with products made today is that they are not user/owner serviceable. Everything is intended to be disposable or so proprietary that there is little hope of servicing it yourself.

[@srfnet]

I recently purchased two Surecan gas cans and absolutely love them. I love them so much that I gave my old ones away. Got my dad to buy one as well...he loves it too! The cost of the Surecan is nothing compared to the headache I had messing around with the cans similar to yours.

[@ThedhHoly]

Love the time laps while Jesse was talking about cutting the log! Fantastic use of footage and time. What I️ love most about these videos is watching your skill as a editor grow over time. Keep up the good work!

[@2506Larry]

A confession. I look forward to each of your videos on KZbin and feel sad when you take a break from them. I do not Facebook so this is my go-to. Thank You!

[@stevereiner4462]

OMG your review of the gas cans was amazing and I feel your pain. I think your correct as we spill more fuel with the improved EPA spouts. The vent idea is something I'll use for my cans as I don't like to take a spray batch in fuel.

[@igounfazed]

If you ever hobby woodworking, you can always mill the firewood for projects. I've seen several woodworking channels doing just that. *Food for thought.*

[@ronniehurst1048]

Dude, the easy pour spout is not made for you to pick up the can by, no wonder it popped out. Hold your finger over the end and bend it down toward the tank and hold the weight of the can with your other hand, works like a charm.

[@shadowgolem9158]

Awesome hack. Will be doing that on my cans and not spilling all over my saw and mower anymore! You guys rock!

[@woodywoodworkerfuller9921]

Nice !!!! PRO TIP. Look into metal safety gas cans. More expensive, but easy pour. Plus, they’ll last a lifetime !!!! Love the channel and y’all. Keep up the great job.

[@matthewcantrell5289]

Have you thought about getting a pair of empty oil drums and filling one with diesel, and another with gas? You can buy hand crank drum pumps that let you control flow pretty well, and it is much cleaner and far more simple than a gas can. Rotary pumps can range from $50 (Home Depot types) or up to $200. The $120-$150 range is best quality for price, and a pair of empty barrels from a store is $150-$200.

[@nes999]

I use one of those truck bed mounted auxiliary tanks mounted to a trailer. You can fill a backhoe in just a few minutes with ZERO back pain.

[@jackpatteeuw9244]

For small equipment, like your generator, use a jiggle siphon from a big can. Easy to control, you don't have wrestle with a can at all. It is a siphon, so it has to be above the item you are refueling. I can usually fill my small 2 cycle equipment from one of those 1 gallon "approved" cans with almost no spilling. For large equipment, like the back hoe, buy some 𝐕𝐏 𝐑𝐚𝐜𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐅𝐮𝐞𝐥 𝐉𝐮𝐠𝐬. Not cheap, but they will solve your problem ! They do come in yellow. Get the square ones. They hold 5+ gallons and have a vent. 𝑴𝑨𝑲𝑬 𝒀𝑶𝑼𝑹 𝑶𝑾𝑵 𝑭𝑳𝑬𝑿𝑰𝑩𝑳𝑬 𝑺𝑷𝑶𝑼𝑻 ! The cap has a removable bung, thread 3/4" FIP. Buy a brass 3/4" MIP to hose barb adapter, a hose clamp and enough 3/4" clear vinyl hose so that it can reach down to the neck of what you are filling as you tilt the can (𝑝𝑟𝑜𝑏𝑎𝑏𝑙𝑦 3'-4'). If you want to get fancy, plumb in a 1/4 turn shutoff. This how I fill my boat gas tank (15+ 𝑔𝑎𝑙𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑠) and I never spill a drop !

[@JJ-xj3vi]

So glad I signed up for the alerts!! I love these videos!!!!

[@alexmccluskey7297]

Check out the no-spill gas cans! They are amazing! Also the Sure Can. They are a little more pricey but for small equipment they are great because you don’t have to tip the container since the spout is on the bottom!

[@Wufnu]

Second the NoSpill. They're worth every penny.

[@BuiltNotBoughtUK]

Really like the voice over bits. Great work!

[@richardm1631]

One day you guys will get the house done then you two will look back and say that was lot's of work but it's done then feeling great about it got your dreams is coming true. So far step by step your guys will get there

[@crazeyspivey]

You will love this bit of advice: On my 580CK backhoe, I just sit the 5 gallon diesel can on top, then unscrew the big can spout and remove it. Then just use a "jiggler" to transfer the diesel fuel in the can to the fuel tank. Only takes a few seconds to get the fuel flowing, and then she fills up FAST.......empty the 5 gallon can in less than a minute, and no spilling, and you are not bent over holding the 50 lb can and spilling fuel as it pours. Best way I found other than a hand crank diesel pump on a larger storage tank.

[@ssg8051]

My compliments on these videos and to the hard working couple behind them.

[@outmykitchenwindow6741]

Jessie I don't use a spout at all. My tractor I just got a bloody big funnel put the funnel in the tank and pour from the can into the funnel try it.

[@JoseAlvarado-vy3ng]

You can use a pair of vise grips on the struts to hold the canopy up temporarily

[@robertheinkel6225]

I needed three vents. Ordered a set of five from Amazon. Package came with seven vents. No instructions came with the caps. Use a half inch drill to make the hole. I drilled mine on the top right side where the vent should be, and avoided the seam. Once installed I put the can in direct sunlight to see if the would handle the pressure increase due to expansion. Worked like a champ with no issues.

[@Clemeni]

Very good comment about service ;) I totally see what you mean and too many people only look at the price or sometimes don't have the budget to invest correctly

[@rodie4352]

Go buy dirt bike/snowmobile gas cans. Free flowing and they have a flexible hose on them so way easier. Can also put 45 degree attachments on em.

[@royalvwboss785]

Wow... I could see how the comments would get annoying. Everyone has their two cents to add as well as some rude comments from the people that only talk down to people when they are behind a keyboard. Get over it guys. This is their channel. They do what they want with it and if you don't like it, then skip the parts or maybe even don't watch it. They are new to this. Nobody ever said they were professionals. They have their people that they go to for advice. But enough with the, "you did it wrong", or the, "you should have". Come on guys... You are not the only one that watches this channel. Like the comment that stated that he talks to much. Some people like that he explains everything. He is also a person. He wants to complain or have a rough day, he can vent however much he wants. Jeeze. My vent is now over.

[@timgerk3262]

Craig Lee you may be right in part, but the spring-loaded self-sealing nozzles and lack of vent for pouring started with California Air Resources Board (CARB). The point was to prevent evaporating gas in all these storage cans from contributing to smog, where it’s been largely successful. Jesse hit it perfectly when he pointed out that the nozzles are absolute enraging crap when it comes to dispensing the gas, which sprays, slops, and spills everywhere, not to mention all the plastics, springs and gaskets are degraded and worthless within a year. The yellow plastic vents (which are contraband in CA) are good start, free pouring with a funnel is working for me for generators with the gas port on top; for car/truck with gas fill on the side life still sucks.

[@aofrench]

Here in farm land we have tanks in our truck beds with transfer pumps. Drive your truck to gas station fill tank and then fill up Case as needed.

[@alfheib]

I might make a suggestion .. With all the firewood you created .. If you move it up the hill near you water tanks .. It gets out of the way and a chance to dry out .. Since you already stated you had enough firewood.. Then you have a good start on next years supply ..And all the extra lumber you created and store on the hill as well and now you have lumber for a shed ..

[@wiserguyer]

I cant wait until your help shows up .

[@stephenryan297]

Use a large funnel. Don't even pour with spouts. Solves everything.

[@randallshular5362]

I know what you stated about the lumber you can't take the time to finish, but it breaks my heart to see possible long planks being turned into firewood. If I lived near you guys, I would take it all to make 2x4s, 2x6s, and 3/4 shelving. But it is what it is. Push on !

[@squirrelbong]

yeh it makes me sad too to watch all that wood go to waste. If I lived closer I would definitely offer to buy some.

[@marianneoprisko7737]

I work at a lumber yard. And your waste fur 2 x whatever's are being sold here in Texas at $50 a 2 x 8 x 10 board look around find a vendor who would love your discards.

[@steamfan7147]

For your diesel fuel,get a 30 gallon plastic drum and a crank type drum pump and hose.Much easier than hassling with a bunch of cans.

[@PatrickWagz]

*Helpful tip for fueling up backhoe* Buy large funnel, remove entire spout assembly from the fuel can, pour entire fuel can into backhoe in under a minute!!!

[@cristiantoledo1962]

Patrick Wagz he needs to learn how to turn on the backhoe first

[@MyNameSteph]

For the firewood, Wranglerstar has a video on how to stack it in circles. It helps keep the wood dry and takes up less space.

[@yotagerlie]

Great video on the woodmizer. Great equip. Right from here in Maine. We have an LT15 they're great

[@davidkirkman2223]

Jesse i cant agree enough with you on the through away world. Society is not sustainable on must persons ideas. But like you being sustainable and fixing what you can yourself is always good on a wallet, enviroment, and in general. Keep up the great videos and cant wait for the end result

[@stanleytolle416]

Wow, some real information to make my life easier. Had no idea one could buy those gas can vents. I am sure you can you can understand my frustration with my 83 van with the, It Quits Running (IQR), fuel gauge. Sorta like my first motorcycle where you flip a valve for reserve when the IQR fuel gauge tells you need more fuel. The only difference being a two gallon plastic gas can. As your experience highlights it would not have be all that bad of an except for the EPA filler and no vent. (Not so bad if you were planning to show up 20 minutes late smelling like gas anyway.) Again thanks for putting all that energy into locating those gas can vents. It really will improve my situation in that I will be able to put off dropping the tank, putting in a second $130 fuel level sender tell junking time. Again thanks.

[@eosjoe565]

Just don't buy the one's in the link which were like 5 for $7.00. You can get packs of 20 for less than $10.

[@olarky1]

Friend of mine bought two side tanks for a simi truck bout 50 gallons each one for diesel and other for gas . He buys his fuel at the farm supply with no road tax . we rigged hoses with a hand valve off of old gas pumps works great . He built the tower rack to hold em up out of pipe and angel iron . But you could build from timber and would work well .

[@MrJmak642]

Wranglerstar reviewed some sort of firewood stack tarps that looked reasonably good to me tbh. Created these round stacks of wood and used correctly they looked like they would shed water pretty well. Given the quality of that stuff as firewood, seems like it would be worth it.

[@MrJmak642]

Oh yeah? I didnt see the price tbh, thats totally not worth it.

[@xanevans4472]

you could get a 44 gallon drums of gas and get a drum pump with a hose and filler nossel or spend up big a get a plastic setup with 12 volt pump that fits in your pickup Get the gas delivered to home.

[@waderue]

and looks like you need to put in some portable shop light also , but just an idea , have fun and great job guys

[@mattwigglesworth4839]

Guys. Thank you for these videos. They're great and inspiring. A suggestion for you, Siphon tubes? Keep up the amazing journey.

[@tomvollmer7413]

You should look into the No Spill brand gas can. They are a self venting nozzle but they actually work and flow really well. I prefer them over all other gas cans.

[@MasterQuack14]

Racing fuel gas cans work great! You can also get the plastic racing fuel cells and just attach a long tube with a ball valve on the end to gravity feed with very accurate control from the ball valve. You could even install a cheap fuel pump hooked up to a spare 12v battery for easy pumping! There are lots of high quality and cheap solutions to those crappy red cans.

[@CerebralOrigami]

I've seen thin bark-on pieces used as shingles over firewood sheds and other rough out buildings. Or (once you have the time) use it to build rough wood bird houses put them up for sale down by the road. I would not recommend pine for heating your house if you put in a traditional chimney as it is known to cause chimney fires. Are you going to have a full farm? Animal enclosures, thin planks (bark off) for chicken coops, etc? Chipper landscaping chips or spread out to rot away. Good luck and I look forward to your next video.

[@terencehennessy1145]

(Sometimes) dimension differences are due to wood tensions/ movement/ expansion/ contraction, moisture/ drying before/ during/ after, the cut; (Not the fault of the equipment) As architect told me when I was building my barn: "a barn, not a jewelry box..."

[@samualwhittemore228]

Buy a VP RACING 5 gallons can. No spills, No leaks, and it pours quick. They are sold at motorcycle shops, etc. Buy the square can for efficient and secure storage. $25-$35. One more thing: They use OFF the SHELF fittings. PVC, clear vinyl hose.

[@chiraldude]

A while back I dumped all my large EPA type fuel containers and bought some Racing fuel jugs. You can connect a 3/4" thread connector to the cap and they have a threaded vent cap. You can dump 5 gallons into a fuel tank in less than 2 min. There are a few brands out there so search for "Racing Jug"

[@DoRC]

Another great option is to use automotive tire valve stems as vents. Remove the core and use the cap as the vent cap. Cheap easy and available everywhere.

[@ptbentley2000]

Been doing carpentry for 25 never knew there was such a handheld planer. Pretty neat. I’d not sweat 1/8 in my logs either. That all can be fixed when putting the beams up

[@AveryExcavating]

They make a great spout I see at most small equipment stores...can't remember the name - I have a 2.5 gal and a 5 gallon. works great especially for filling chain saw. I've also pulled the guts out of the EPA style and they work a bit better. good call on the vents. Sometimes If I needed to I would just unscrew the nozzle, use a funnel and pour right out of the can. Great videos!

[@joebarrett9830]

Take 6-10 of your so called live edge slabs of wood, stack them on edge and clamp them down. Make a cut so all bark is off on the one side. Flip them over and cut all 6-10 slabs to the same width. Such as all 2X6, 2X8, 2X10. Then you will have them all set to the same size for all 6-10 boards. That will chew through your slabs pretty quickly and give you usable lumber as needed. I know your working on timber framing, so you can go back to that pile after you have your house built. It shouldn't hurt the lumber too much if you keep it covered with a tarp to keep the elements off of it. Good luck, your getting there. Keep on keepin on.

[@TheBluebird65]

I have 6 of the Yellow 5 gal. cans for diezel and 6 of the red ones for gasoline. ( I live a ways out of town.) I put the vents up on the back of the handle about where you have the one you show. I don't try to flip the cover back on for control I just put my thumb over the hole to control the flow. I have bought all of them as sets with the extended spout. because I need to reach through a pannel that sets almost the full length of the shorter flex spout. I need the foot and a half reach and the fast flow. It does get tireing when you are holding the cans up over the fill hole. My tanks hold 110 gallons. I will eventualy get a large transfer tank and electric pump. I have worne out two hand crank pumps on the diesel fuel with 50 gal. barels.

[@gunnarwb]

Make a jig for the planner, as many timbers as your going to be working on it makes sense to spend the time to simplify the process

[@jemckee]

bark makes good compost. Also you can season your green firewood for a year, so it'll have much lower water content, and will burn cleaner.

[@FreddyBelong14]

3:33 thats the same as watches, i work on rolex's and they will last a lifetime just need periodic cleaning and servicing and plus its well put together and rather easy to diagnose and repair unlike cheaper ones where u just chuck it whenever something is wrong

[@pschillemat]

A bicycle value stem (minus the valve part) also works well. Has a screw on cap and its metal (usually).

[@wrappingbag4197]

I enjoy the overlayed footage of the milling instead of the usual jesse's face for half the video. Keep up the good editing work.

[@marklaurenz2131]

well i use vehicle valve stems for vents, you can regulate the air in that way. Took off the epa junk and hose clamped a hose on them, no E-z pour. With that much firewood that your getting, most of it should be seasoned by the time you use it. thats a positive on that.

[@bldeagle10]

I use NATO jerry cans for most stuff, if I need more finesse I use a VP plastic fuel jug with the long pour spout or a small one gallon can for small engine stuff

[@Xtinnoker]

What you need is a set of forks for your backhoe, They are super duper handy for moving material.

[@40lostyears]

Xtinnoker the bucket has the hooks for forks no brainer

[@Xtinnoker]

yup

[@robylr]

I would make a hole in the cap of the gas can and incert a piece of clear tubing in the hole till it reaches the botom of the can ( a valve on the end of the hose if you want) If you blow some air in the vent of the gas can the gas should flow through the tubing with out tipping the can as long as the gas can is higher than what you want to fill, is low tec but it works in this part of the world we don´t use spouts. There is also the option of having some Gatorade or soda bottles to fill the chainsaw it´s the same plastic as those cans. Hello from Neuquen Patagonia Argentina BTW

[@keithbyerly2979]

Jessie I converted a gas can it worked great for a season and now leaks really bad. Thanks for the link to the vents

[@towtruck80]

I use a funnel. And use the gas can with the pouring spout on top. You have better control on the flow rate.

[@brucehubbard4570]

You should get some of those temp work lights and hang from the floor joists will give you a nice work area after dark

[@m.a.6781]

You can make a jig for the Planner on both sides of the beam. Or rails so that you can ride the Surface and plane evenly

[@fillg]

I've sprayed so much gas all over the place with those stupid spouts it's ridiculous. I'm not sure what's the worst part, the spray when they have pressure built up inside, or holding a 5 gallon can up in the air for 5 minutes to fill my equipment up. The fact that they don't start dispensing as you're tipping it up works well for me though so these vents will be perfect. I just ordered some so thanks for the tip!

[@m.a.6781]

I think guys are doing a great job

[@jgefroh6692]

When I got a 30 horse tractor, I quickly found the best option was a large funnel with a backsplash, you just remove the spout and fill it up quick. But I will be purchasing some of these vents for small cans I use for chainsaw.

[@oleanderson3693]

Can vent trick: Hold your thumb over the hole to almost stop the flow just as it fills your tank. Easier than trying to snap the cap on (unless you have three hands).

[@handyhippie6548]

i buy the off cut slabs from a saw mill, and use it for fire wood. been using it for five years. $16 for about a ton of slabs, all hardwood. cheapest firewood i know of.

[@jaxsonbollinger]

I use VP racing fuel gas cans. They are the best gas cans I have ever had.

[@youngcummins0892]

might be worth looking into some sort of transfer tank for the truck, both a gas and diesel setup, then you can keep a good amount of fuel on hand and easily to dispense

[@dballard8660]

Great team. Good work you two. Alyssa's a go getter. Keep on keeping on!

[@Arami76]

Why not get a tank with a pump? Either electric or hand pump. That way you can meter what you need to whatever machine you need to fill.

[@53block92]

Man, you should get an easy siphon, it's about 11 bucks and you don't have to lift or tilt gas cans anymore, just place the cans above where the gas is going, play with the hose a little and gravity will do the rest. BTW congrats on the house build, I'm living my dream through this channel... :-)

[@midwestgrower339]

Yo you can order heavier duty struts for that topper door! They'll last way longer. Might have to change where they mount on the truck end but it's totally doable! Mini series!

[@davidmathay7117]

Get some of those water totes like you have for hauling your water. If you can find 4-6 of them with bad tanks. Cut the top bars out and remove the tank. Instant storage for firewood. And easy to move with fork attachments for the backhoe's front bucket.

[@ecleveland1]

Since you asked about a good piece of equipment that rarely breaks down and what happens when it does, well here it is. A Dillon Precision ammo reloading machine. If it ever does break just call Dillon and they will send you a new part free or you can send the machine back to them and they will fix it free for life with their no B.S. warranty.

[@darkskywv]

You could buy or rent a chipper. That would make great mulch for a garden or a walkway or even your driveway...if you had time to do it. ;)

[@thedude1971]

Fantastic video, because of flint Mi. And I'm sure there's other towns we haven't found out of yet, but i call (epa) (environmental pollution agency)

[@clydeacor1911]

I would've bought a slip tank and 12 volt pump for the back of your pickup a long time ago!!! I myself have several. You can also buy a new or used tank to put on your property that range from 100 gallons to 24,000 gallons and it would even save you some money because you would be buying bulk fuel, especially off road fuel would save you over 50 cent's per gallon just on taxes plus at least 25 cents for buying in bulk! That's basically 75 cent's per gallon savings not to mention saved money on trips to town! The tanks and pumps literally pay for themselves!!!

[@CoolHandLukeakaSgtBilly]

Jesse, Had you folks responded to anyone of my many emails, you would have a device in you hand to transfer fuel from your can to the equipment without spilling or any troubles. And the device would be FREE!

[@YouTubestopsharingmyrealname]

you'd be much more likely to reach them on Facebook. They don't even read the KZbin comments.

[@CoolHandLukeakaSgtBilly]

Thanks Casey. It's appreciated.

[@CoolHandLukeakaSgtBilly]

Oh I'm sure that if I were one of their BIG financial contributor, they would be real quick to answer my emails. My Granddad taught me to respect all. Not just there who line your pockets. Being 71+ and on a fixed income makes it tough to contribute to the younger generation.

[@OnusofStrife]

Big fan of the surecan brand gas cans. Keep them in mind when you need to buy additional cans. Lowes carries them ( though they hide them )

[@IM1GUNRUNNER]

Run the damned belt until it breaks! Saw the damned logs and let the planer do the finish like in the real world! Don't calibrate the damned mill every 45 minutes! It is a roughsawn mill.

[@scob89]

For both awsome flow and control, use the vents and the black and green spout, use a sidecutter to remove the green twist band and the spout is so much better.

[@cclaspill83]

i worked in the gas patch many years ago and at the yard we had a gravity fed fuel tank on site to to off equipment on a daily basis, was nice. might wanna look into gettin a fuel tank with a pumphandle for your truck

[@mark-il8zj]

you guy's still giving out good video's and your hard work will one day pay off in the end keep going .

[@adamharper9143]

Hey guys try geting a mulcher for all the bark would be great for gardens 👍👍

[@Sailor376also]

Allyssa (sp?),, Warning, danger !!! When you guided the log into place, you stepped to within the 'ladder' of the saw bed. That is a never. Do not step within the spaces of the mill bed when moving a log into place or a beam out. Never. The mass involved. If the log swings or the backhoe causes a fore and aft motion,, at a minimum you will break a leg. The deceptive part is that the wood is moving slowly,, and actually is easy to counter balance and move around. None of that accounts for the mass of the object. The ladder of the mill bed vs a shear or scissors against the moving log,,, do a lot of damage, leg, bruise, knee,,,, never step into those spaces. Hammer and anvil and you are the bug. Make him stop for a moment, walk around to the other side. Never get between.. And,,, if you break your leg,,, I can pretty much guarantee the the mill bed will have to be re-leveled (again) as well.

[@AdventureOtaku]

Sailor376also I know nothing about mills or heavy machinery but that looked dangerous to me. I was wondering about it. Thanks for commenting.

[@bob71014]

Justrite has cans are super tough, give you control for a trickle or full out pour. Will never go back

[@lesternielson9280]

Way back when you first got your tractor I mentioned going with a 55 gal drum & electric pump for your diesel... they make a grapple for your backhoe to lift them much like your log one

[@eosjoe565]

I have one with a hand crank so no power is needed. A bit slower than electric but 1000X better than fiddling with those silly 5-gallon cans and spouts. End the suffering please!

[@andymacdonald30]

I use metal 20 liter Jerry cans . a lot more expensive to start with . But last for ever, and with the correct spout are easy to use .. But as has been said before . a selection of funnels is vital

[@peterguf4794]

Andy m they are the best

[@catherinehatt1224]

Can agree with you on the fuel cans, the vented ones seems to be the best one; don`t get me started on the spout. Nice to see that you were able to get a plainer. Makes work so much easier. We have a model that is on a stand and when using it alone one can use rollers to hold and allow the wood to go through to the other side if working alone. Because of my back I don`t know if I would have gotten the style you have. You have to choose what works for you. Don`t over think the slabs, you can always sell or trade with someone else in need; as you know heating season is upon us. Hugs to both, we are all in this together.

[@vVDarkXBlazeVv]

Have you ever thought about getting those large work lights now that it's getting darker sooner I think it would be a good investment so you can get a few more hours of good light. I know how hard it can be working with head lamps and when I finally got tried of it I got one of those light and it changed my world.