Twigs for Fuel - Survival Stove Biolite Campstove 2 Review + Bundle

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[@LastLineOfDefense]

Haha so to clear up some confusion on that little beef statement. I'm not going vegan, I'm not anti farmers (local farms are awesome), I'm not even anti beef. I do however think solar panels are good, and they are a solid prep item. I'm also not an expert and am certainly not trying to convince anyone to do anything a certain way. I don't think cows are bad, or even that beef is inherently bad for you (though you could argue the linkage to cancer I suppose) - I wasn't talking about that. I don't think cow farts will cause the ozone layer to be destroyed and for my face to be melted off by the sun tomorrow. I'm not a PETA person - but humane and sustainable farming would certainly be my preference. I'm very pro hunting, but I'll be honest, the mistreatment of animals in farming does bug me a bit. Having raised animals (chickens, dogs, various other house pets, I'm not a farmer or anything), maybe I've grown a soft spot for the humane treatment of animals. Birds and fish are legitimately dumb though, so while I do buy free range eggs, I feel less bad for them. It takes a TON of farmed vegetables/grains to feed cows. Most cows aren't walking around eating grass - I'm not sure if people are confused about that or something, maybe they are. I'm not a vegan, probably won't ever be - but based purely on efficient use of resources, a vegan diet certainly is more efficient, you literally can't argue that - like, you can't. Overall, the world has too many people. We don't have the money, space, or resources to 'grow' cows the proper way. If you buy beef from local farmers who are using sustainable practices - awesome. If you have an opinion, even if you have some research to back up your opinion, that's awesome. I've researched both sides, there are arguments to both sides, there's a lot of false info out there, there are a lot of scare tactics, etc. Like, I get it... I'm not dumb. I'm not trying to school anyone - if anything I encourage you simply to research (everything) and that's all. You do you.

[@becksbitofblue]

Small farms are going out of business by an alarming rate. Big corp has made it it very hard to sell our animal to the public. Thank you big Corp, And as for cows they eat grass. Grain is Not normal cow food in fact they won't eat it in till you force them. When an baby cow is weaned at 6 months it is sold majority bought by big feed lots owned by big corp they raise them with steroids to grow fast so they can finish them in feed lots with corn mesh and hay, chicken poop etc to gain weight fast tbh butcher from 12 months up. So back to small farmer now most out of business raise cattle sheep goats pigs on hay and pasture normal food some will finish an beef on corn or oats for 100 days to get the nice day called marble. But corp wants you to think we are over population its not true, control the food control the world, ever hear of the georgia guide stones? We have plenty of grass lands for cattle for everyone. And big corp has destroyed farm land with so many chemicals that majority vegetable grown are nutritional deficient not to go into GMOs. Point is don't !st big corp tell you what to think go visit small farms let them tell you about the raids from FBI because they sell raw milk or grass feed finished beef, many true honest farmers out of business. Plenty of beef and not over population all lies

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I think we're on the same page... Big farms = bad, small farms (if they're doing things right) = good. I'm not sure where you pull your statistics about 'overpopulation is a lie' - but there is obviously a very wide and arguable range of what could be considered overpopulated. If a populace does not have the economic means to sustainably support themselves - then I'd probably deem that to be overpopulation. But that definition is purely my opinion.

[@jhbryaniv]

Oh so you're going to be a vegan. Cool. ;)

[@Zed0086]

Last Line Of Defense I agree 95%. That missing 5% is “the world is over populated”. That’s huge negative 👎🏽. Very huge negative.

[@TheTyrial86]

They corn siledge, hay, and grains. That is what they eat because if you give a cow just corn. They become unhealthy, don't put on weight, and die. It is a misconception on what is used for food production. We raised steers when I was younger and what you hear about antibiotics, grains being used for feed, etc. Is a hot mess of garbage. If it they didn't have a nutrient rich diet they wouldn't get as big as they do. That is why grass fed beef is a rip off because you pay for less and the quality isn't that good, IE super gamey. The problem is that the USDA manipulates pricing to keep prices low, along with the FDA. Local farmers would be every where. Shit we would all have gardens but government keeps us in a way so we need the supply lines of trucks.

[@cannonwilliamsfbt7331]

If you don’t have one, GET ONE! I bought the bundle a couple of years ago with the grill and kettle coffee press. I LOVE IT! It is still working after 2 years. I have tons of survival gear for camping and kayaking. I wouldn’t trade this thing for the world. Highly suggested for the outdoor enthusiast in your life. 👍🏼💪🏼👌🏼

[@jm7720]

Is it still working?

[@C_R_O_M________]

Burning twigs always worked and always will. Is it the most practical way (or the most ecological way)? Of course not! Try to cook a real meal on that contraption and tell us how many times did you have to lift the food from the burner to feed it wood.

[@stingGraff333]

Mike, the answer is always: Yes, I want to see a video on that.

[@donniep8996]

SM hahah always yes for sure

[@randyhahn2601]

don’t worry about what others think, You are doing a great job, and I love your channel/reviews!

[@jordanj9128]

First of all "cooking with Mike" should definitely be a thing from now on. Second...ideally I have ketchup AND mustard and relish if it's available, but on a camping trip if I run out of cooler space, just ketchup works in a pinch.

[@mikemantho9426]

Great video Mike, looks like an excellent stove. I enjoy the cooking videos.

[@CoryCollision]

Woo been waiting in this video Thank ya for doing this one!

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Sure thing! I still appreciate getting video requests and fulfilling them, haha.

[@chadmackie]

Very durable. I've had mine for a few years. It works like new still. Would recommend for sure

[@JonathanWJ]

Been using my first gen model for years! Great product.

[@jm7720]

If you have to choose between Solo Stove or Biolite 2+ what would you choose?

[@duncdunc76]

Nice review man! It was fun for me as well👍 I enjoy a good dog as well and I enjoy ketsup and/or mustard but really like the sweet spicy brown mustard the best.

[@ElevationEveryWeekend]

My buddy has one of these stoves and he’s a big fan of it. I need to get in on the fun.

[@rogerrichardson4324]

Mike ... loved that video now I got to get one looks like $200 at cabela’s do you get a cut if we order or a code we can use ?

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I only get credit when you use the links in the description - but if it's a better price somewhere else, definitely go for it!

[@joecabral6120]

Have you used the jetboil genesis basecamp? I see you have other jetboil products that you use sometimes and wondering on your opinions on it or if you have one to review

[@scottym1371]

Hey Mike, I'm trying to buy this bio stove package.. the code you have isn't working ?? Do you have any others?? Or did the code discount run out?? Love your channel btw

[@deanobrovo8595]

Can you burn charcoal in either of these? What about alcohol? I'm trying to find out just how versatile these products are.

[@BlackGT1999]

Dometic fridge review please

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Any questions you have specifically?

[@haydenpruitt5199]

@@LastLineOfDefense what size do you have and how long can it stay on with a standard ish car battery. And may how much you value the trade off with price to not have ice lol

[@dlalderson1]

Hey, thanks for the heads up on BioLite; love it... Also, the RamBallz excellent products; keep it coming; brother Doug from Baja

[@matteopietrogrande1613]

Mike i think that the lid that you use to drop woods in its also for the stove, its spread heat better than the grill. Anyway seems like the discout code is not working, could you check?

[@yanglu9555]

Awesom review Mike! I was just looking at stoves to purchase for Christmas. Glad that I came across this! Now I can heat up my chilly beans and chicken dumpling at a quick and easy setting rather than build a huge fire! Thanks again dude.....

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Glad it helped!

[@yanglu9555]

By the way..... I just want to thank you for sticking with Toyota Rigs. I am going to navigate that way really soon. I recently saw Jason get rid of his 4Runner Rig and went for a Dodge (No..... Not a good trade). Please let me know if you ever travel to Expo East?

[@vince4316]

All I want for Christmas is another weekenderlander episode??? Oh and ketchup shouldn't even be in the fridge when hot dogs are present. Lol. Merry Christmas to you, Ashley and the rest of your families...

[@sergiocotajr9056]

Hey Mike, can you do a review on the Dometic and ARB fridge. I’m interested in them possibly getting one in the future. Thanks, keep up the great work.

[@thewiredfox2691]

I hear the Engel fridges use less amps over time compared to the ARB and Dometic. If he could get an Engel in the mix, that would be awesome.

[@alexxhamilton]

18:12 straight up thought my guy was gon put Ketchup in his hot choc lmao

[@brandonbuchanan8034]

Hotdog survey- Depends on the day and the hotdog. Mayo, ranch, ketchup, sauerkraut, honey mustard, chili, bacon, cheese sauce. As for taking a break from beef.... hey eat what you want and if that is a turkey burger or hotdog then all the power to you. Personally... I like to mix it up. Boil it with broth or bullion or even pull that ramen seasoning pack. Always wondered if biolite was worth the buy. Thanks

[@jasonmeier6069]

Hey Mike, how heavy is the stove? Is it something that can be utilized in a backpacking trip or would you recommend something else? Thanks!

[@C_R_O_M________]

If you buy the new generation and all its peripherals, according to numbers I saw on a site that sells those, they tip the scales around 3kg which to me is too much trying to keep my motorcycle as light as I can.

[@StrictlyShisha]

Which ring light are you using?

[@pointnshoot1]

Great video. Been interested in these and would love to see a video of the solo stove! Ketchup AND Mustard but our favorite is a CHILI DOG with Señor Gordon’s Chili FTW ;-)

[@DarrenBecker]

Have you used their larger grill one?

[@slaychild1]

Not weird at all!! I just got one from REI two days ago and love it!!!

[@sorenbaek9626]

I found having to constantly feed the biolite 2 with twigs etc a massive ball ache. And then I realised a trangia spirit burner is the exact diameter and sits in the biolite 2 perfectly. Just sit back and watch that beautiful flaming vortex it's hypnotic and no more smoking out the mountainside and constant snapping up little bits of wood and shoving it all in. You'll get about 20 min burn with one full trangia and I've made a simple device to refill it in situ with a metal straw to feed in meths. Of you try it you'll never use wood again, infact I'm sure the two items were actually made for eachother. A marriage made in Devon

[@DGH420]

Top down fire ... please tell me you do top down in the solo stove also ...

[@TheTyrial86]

And what is the jacket you are wearing? That looks warm.

[@corysalazar9801]

You'll think this is crazy but my Brazilian wife introduced this to me. We eat out hot dogs with Creamy mashed potatoes, ketchup, and cheese... Its amazing! Pre-make the creamy mashed potatoes, get some ponte queso at costco put it on a stick roast it over the fire, put over your hotdog and bun... PERFECTION.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I mean it sounds good to me!

[@basher2209]

It amazes me how the battery doesn’t burn from the flames

[@jm7720]

That is my question. What is that yellow made out of?

[@ksquires89]

Look up the firebox stove. Folds up super small easy to carry burns sticks & chunks well.

[@xsweetxvampirousx]

I don't believe I've heard you mention it before, but do you hunt at all? Ideally, I would love to have wild game be my primary, or even only source of meat. I understand not everyone could do that and have it be sustainable, so its difficult for me to be against farmed food.

[@markvandergiessen2639]

Awesome video! Have you seen their FirePit? That looks interesting too. You should do a video up here in Washington - handling the added moisture etc.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I do have the firepit, it's awesome. It's in a couple of my Weekenderlander videos.

[@dondep]

Ketchup AND mustard; one of each. If no ketchup, I'll use relish. I actually prefer mayonnaise as a primer before adding anything else, and chili dogs are a favorite -- eat 'em with a fork. Sometimes onions and horseradish. Question for you Mike; I have a first-generation Campstove and am tempted to get the Campstove2+. The main issue is the rate of charge, since it can be used to charge a portable power bank. Obviously the 2+ puts out more and has a much bigger battery, but in a grid-down scenario, with all the other competing demands (food, heat, defense, etc) is the 2+ worth it --- for someone with limited resources --- if I already have the 1? I just ordered the Kettlepot for $11.21 (discount code) and wouldn't mind having a second kettle pot anyway, (one for coffee and one for Mountain House breakfast skillet) so that's not an issue, but what are your thoughts honestly? My original camp stove I only used on one weekend to film a couple demonstration videos (like you did, ironically). BTW, I did get their new Alpenglow 500 though; most dazzling piece of rugged off-grid light technology ever made.

[@markbrandt504]

I'd really question the longevity of this stove. Really cool concept ug I'd like to see how it works after 50 uses

[@J.Young808]

Tried BIOLLOD15 and it doesn’t work. I tried to use the code with just the camp bundle as well as having the coffee press in the cart. Any suggestions or help. I’d like to use your link in case you get credit.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Sorry - should work now, they updated it!

[@Ian..]

I go with mustard usually, sometimes ketchup, but never both at the same time. I have the solo stove so interested in the follow -up vid. My dogs liked this episode 😜

[@swelly61]

How durable is the bio lite stove? I really like the concept but I'm concerned about its longevity.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

It's pretty stout, much less prone to breakage than a propane or butane stove.

[@terryjones5288]

I like both

[@damienhooper1196]

"anything that burns...you can burn it" yup. dig these stoves, thanks for the review.

[@Kazues_]

when i eat hotdogs, which is very very rarely, the sauce is ketchup and mayo. and even more occasionally ill also put mustard on it. then whatever other topping are available also go on.

[@jhbryaniv]

Serious: is the device charger simply a peltior (sp) device? We did a project at school using them and a small candle to run a small motor... Maybe you could get one from biolite to disassemble... The nerd in me wants to know... Thanks for your work on these videos.

[@High_Key]

Dude I tried that Patagonia smoked salmon pack when I did the Havasupai Falls backpacking trip last November. So delicious and savory, my mouth is salivating just thinking about it.

[@earlmonteclaro9833]

Thanks for the review, Mike! For hot dogs w/ ketchup, try slicing the hot dogs diagonally (like carrots for some asian dishes) about 1/4" thick slices and fry them with the ketchup. Fry the hot dog slices first, then add the ketchup about a minute before finishing. Pretty good combo w/ steamed rice. I typically go w/ mustard for hot dogs in a hot dog bun.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Sounds tasty!

[@BlackGT1999]

I’m just PRO food

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I can also say I'm a fan of not starving, haha.

[@gavin2950]

Is the Biolite too heavy for backpacking?

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Really depends how light you're trying to go.

[@1971JulioG]

Thanks for sharing cool video.

[@lizardkeeper100]

I always get turkey dogs for the same reasons you do and I always put both mustard and ketchup on them

[@nickward7079]

Was so close to buying one of these for $130 a couple weeks ago but was hesitant because my pocket rocket is so small and works great, this video definitely sold me on it though, but now this set up is $200🙃

[@LastLineOfDefense]

The stove alone is definitely cheaper, the addons rack up the price

[@1986coldsteel]

I’m a fan of food bro, whether it be meat, veggies whatever. I’d it’s good I’m down. Good videos bro! Keep them coming.

[@BrittanyApp]

"Cowspiracy" is full of inaccurate information. If you'd like to make a huge difference for the planet with your food choices, follow the lead of the folks at The Savory Institute. Cows are not the problem - our management of them is the problem. If we manage livestock in a way that stimulates the behavior of ancient grazing herds, there is great potential the heal the soil, heal the water cycle, regenerate the land, and produce delicious & healthy food - all at the same time. Check out their work - I think you'll dig it. www.savory.global

[@jeffreykidd5840]

For sure want that fridge video!

[@LastLineOfDefense]

You have any questions specifically?

[@jeffreykidd5840]

@@LastLineOfDefense Mostly how you set it up, and why dometic over other brands? I want one for my Tacoma... I'm tired of ice melt haha.

[@donward2466]

the only low point of the video was the use of ketchup. Love the channel. Keep up the great work.

[@RubiconV]

Relish is the only way to go for hotdogs. Haven't you seen the movie "attack of the killer tomatoes"? I just wouldn't take that risk. 😉

[@kingbobchanel5444]

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[@jeremyjones401]

Ketchup guy here as well! Love the camping gear reviews always!!!

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Good gooooood

[@MisterTengu]

why not both?

[@LastLineOfDefense]

or both!

[@luvsmyman100x]

Show a video on your refrigerator, please.

[@Cookies205]

How do you like that Beyond reversible jacket?

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I like it a lot. It's a relatively lightweight jacket overall - which is the bulk of what I wear in everyday life.

[@chrisdamrow110]

Mike, ya need a simple heat gun, maybe then ya can isolate the hottest spot of the stove, like this one. Great job as always

[@jadestar1580]

Brown mustard, NO ketchup! Great little stove. Thanks for the video.

[@kristopherwilliams1719]

Hotdog with mustard only. If I'm feeling fancy then I'll add some sauerkraut too.

[@johnclayton6449]

Hot Dogs: ketchup and mustard always, sometimes dill relish and onions Mike, great video as always, keep it up

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Appreciate it, John!

[@JimAlaska49]

You should watch a documentary of how hot dogs are made... you'll never eat a hot dog again :)

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I've seen em. Makes Spam look like a very pure and untainted delicacy.

[@JimAlaska49]

@@LastLineOfDefense As a fellow half korean, SPAM is a gift from God :)

[@cobblecrazy]

Just a little info on an issue I ran into recently. I help out with a backcountry and overnight camp class where stoves are one of the topics covered. During one of the winter camps a student brought along a small metal stove that used sticks and branches for a heat source. We had some issues with the stove due to weather, coldness (snow) and altitude, but it worked out in the end. Many of those issues would be solved by the BioLite, and I've always been curious about them. An issue came up later, however, about this style being an "open flame" cooking device - similar to using a fire pit for cooking. This led to some questions about Forest Service regulations. I contacted the Forest Service and learned that during fire restriction season they require any cooking device be "immediately extinguishable" - i.e. just turn the knob and it's off. They said the stoves using branches and such would be against the regulations, and unfortunately some of these locations have the restrictions year round (I inquired about middle of winter in the snow and got the same response). In other locations where the restrictions are only seasonal you would be required to have a camp fire permit issued from the Forest Service (and I'm only talking about CA/High Sierras, but I would assume the Forest Service in different areas/states have similar requirements). The permit is really easy to get, and the fines are pretty steep for not having one.

[@jm7720]

Im sure you can by fire blankets. The button on the device can turn off fan then just toss the fire blanket over and no more oxygen = no more fire. But very good point you brought up.

[@GospelOutside]

Makes sense to have permits to stay “compliant” If in survival mode, they can fine me all day.

[@thewiredfox2691]

Ketchup vs Mustard... You have to try Melinda's Jalapeno Ketchup, or Habanero Ketchup. Freaky delicious. Regular ketchup just doesn't cut it anymore. Mustard: I have soo many mustards open at once, but Löwensenf Hot is the best.

[@scruffster2497]

Mike, where did you get that Oakley Land Cruiser man ? 😁

[@mhavy_v6]

For hotdogs, i like to dip them with either melted cheese or in fresh yogurt. Yummy!

[@TheDruxlol]

is the orange piece, the electric bit... are you gonna get a decade out of this thing or is it just a novelty last a year or two deal

[@CovertOutdoors]

Hot dog, toasted bun, mustard only with some caramelized onion. Would like to know more about the solo stove.

[@TonyMoleman490]

Go Whole-Food Plantbased and you'll never look back. I used to hunt a lot, so it was a difficult transition. But, I feel better than ever. Definitely read "How Not To Die" by Dr. Michael Greger!

[@bigvin7602]

It’s been 1 1/2 years since I stopped eating red meat. And I don’t miss it. Stay strong.

[@tovalhallayall]

I generally eat very healthy and a lot of what I grow and raise myself but until I get my cattle more sustainable, store bought beef hotdogs are my go to comfort food and I like them with ketchup and Tabasco

[@kaielrod7332]

Have you seen the vire stove? Its a rocket stove for camping that folds up and runs on twigs.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Yeah that thing looks rad. I have another non collapsible rocket stove that works well, but is heavy.

[@ladym6148]

I started balling dude seeing the cattle vids. Costco .beef hot dogs $ 1, 50 & drink .☺

[@OneEightSeven187]

Put the cup on the feeding lid

[@nicholasward9258]

Ketchup and Mustard. Or make a Seattle Dog with cream cheese, grilled onions and some BBQ sauce.

[@codyforte9931]

Helpfull Video...Coupon Code Does not work BTW...

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I think you have to add the coffee press and the bundle, and then it’ll work

[@556.45]

Mike, I realize this isn’t an option for everyone, but growing up on a small cattle farm, I’m fairly confident that the fields, meadows, woods on the farm pumping out O2 offset any negative environmental impacts of a few dozen cattle farting into the atmosphere. The cattle get to spend time in pasture and live generally pretty good lives. No steroids or antibiotics, cramped quarters, etc. The most recent steer we had butchered worked out to about $3/ lbs (ground beef and steaks) and is better quality than just about anything you’d buy at the store. If you have the freezer space, consider purchasing a whole cow (or bison?) from a local rancher with 4 or 5 of your friends. Better quality meat / lower environmental impact / supporting small farmers and butchers / lower overall cost. Win / win / win / win. Hunting is the other obvious ethical way to get red meat, but I understand that’s also not for everyone.

[@556.45]

Also, I think I was comment # 223 🤘🏻

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Oh for sure, check out my pinned comment up top!

[@556.45]

Last Line Of Defense didn’t see it, my bad! Still worth seeing if there are any bison ranchers out your way. I think you’d be surprised how economical it is to buy meat on the hoof. Bison is super expensive where I am on the East Coast.

[@steveneugene339]

Eat the beef , cuts down on the methane , lol Just got a Ohuhu .. these stoves small foot prints . Have you tried burning wood pellets. . Hot dogs .ketchup # 1 , Mustard # 2 after that any thing from cheese to craft dinner ,lol

[@Summit2Sunshine]

What about hunting Mike? It’s a perfect combination of camping, shooting, organic eating, over landing and survival gear.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I’m all about hunting, but it’s only able to feed a small portion of the massive populace

[@cmadk3423]

I have nothing against solar power or panels as I have a small setup at my off grid cabin but how environmentally friendly is a battery to produce and dispose of? Arguments can be made for or against just about anything. I prefer to just live my life and not over think the environment. Bottom line is a lot of these small arguments come about to scare people so other people can make money off them. That's just my opinion anyway. Great videos man.

[@trentjensen96]

I've seen the "basecamp" model of that biolite. Big guy. Im a mustard fan myself. 😂

[@trentjensen96]

Mustard and sauerkraut.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Noooooo

[@ShaunsJeep]

I need that jacket

[@anthonyreddy2834]

A little Ketchup, mustard and Clausen sandwich pickle slices🤤

[@ogoctavio586]

4:45 anything that burns, you can burn it-LLOD

[@LastLineOfDefense]

Dropping knowledge

[@hollowpoint185]

@@LastLineOfDefense I'd buy that shirt.

[@BigStig2point0]

Ketchup and Mustard. Chicago style every now and again is ok too. Kinda messy though, whoever thought that one up got it right on the flavor department, but 0/10 for being able to ...you know...take a bite, lol.

[@greyward8881]

Hot dogs - ketchup, mustard, and relish. Tacos are more of a fan favourite. Stove - still rocking my jetboil, whisperlite international, and msr pocket rocket. Recommendation - You need to checkout Snugpak jackets.

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I have one of their bags, didn't even know they made jackets!

[@greyward8881]

Last Line Of Defense sleeping bags, jackets, tents, packs, bivi bags.

[@BLUESBOYBENFIELD]

The big kettle lid with the spout is to accommodate the coffee press……

[@knoll0351]

Great review video thank you for being so thorough. I must be honest though and you lost me at ketchup. 🤢

[@mugglescakesniffer3943]

So, lets replace that with another animal like chickens right?

[@eddiec9356]

Do keep everything you buy and try, if so where do you store it and if not do you give it away, re-sale it..toss it into a fire?

[@LastLineOfDefense]

I give it away - a lot of it to Patrons.

[@robinwilson8435]

Next time, try a carrot dog. They're amazing!

[@texasfirefighting]

Mustard, chopped onion and sliced JALAPEÑOS !!!! That’s TEXAS!

[@91jakers]

Everyone has a right to their own opinion and belief, But when forcing people to conform to one’s own belief that crosses the line. (A little rant lol) love your videos man keep up the good work! Also can you do more tech videos👍🏼

[@thetranspanzer3692]

ketchup and mustard, occasionally also cheese, pickle, onion