Update on the Neighbors who kicked us off our driveway job

[@nathanscott7910]

I believe whoever moved away from the family made the right decision. I just feel sorry for the poor rascal that moves in.

[@planetgraple]

I feel the same way. Just imagine what a wonderful time the new neighbor is going to have dealing with these folks.

[@nathanscott7910]

@@planetgraple talk about buyers regret.

[@graeme8755]

@@planetgraple I looked at the word 'Folks', is that the correct word possible people, individuals.

[@billkea7224]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@graeme8755]

@@billkea7224 Thanks Bill.

[@bobojames8978]

My experience letting contractors park equipment on my property. They left the driveway so messed up it was impossible to pass. They refused to repair the damage. I don’t allow it anymore either. Cost me 800 bucks being nice!

[@annwithaplan9766]

I've seen stuff like that happen too. And I don't blame the other family members for closing the easement on their property. I'm sure it was expected to stay in the family and now it's not. I wouldn't have non family members accessing my property either.

[@1SCme]

@@annwithaplan9766 I think he is spreading a lot of BS and not being forthcoming... says there is an easement, but they have to get an easement, and the new easement will be whatever he constructs, and ends saying he wished there was a confrontation.

[@karenmartin9743]

It would be so delicious if when this gets re-surveyed that these folks that are giving you such a hard time found out that the property lines were not exactly where they thought they were. I would be laughing my butt off.

[@davidignacio3009]

If that happens, I'll join you

[@davidignacio3009]

If that happens, I'll join you. lmao.

[@villagelightsmith4375]

As a surveyor, I've seen it happen ... Big Time!

[@CaptainCocktale]

I've seen things get so wild when property is correctly surveyed that entire chunks of houses ended up being built on easements or someone else's land. It gets real wild when people try and sell their house and the listings say things like "attached 2 car garage and driveway is not part of property for sale"

[@terryrogers1025]

I’ll bet family holidays are hoot! Stay the course young man, to bad you guys had to get mixed up in that mess. Thanks for the ride along sir.

[@kpdvw]

NEVER park your equipment on private property without the owners consent...No controversy here!

[@melin1969]

they park on someones private property then dont understand why the property owner got mad ? guess things work differnt over the pond )

[@sccolbert]

Right!? I see a lot of these KZbin "stars" just flippantly ignoring common courtesy, property rights, and transportation laws, then whining when they are called on it. Just talk to people and get permission before you assume. If they are unreasonable Karen's, then make a video.

[@jamesmacpherson1182]

@@sccolbert why are you a Karen for not wanting someone on your property just asking 🤔

[@sccolbert]

@@jamesmacpherson1182 Fair question and I guess it depends on what you mean by a “Karen”. To me, it’s not about *what* a person is mad about, but *how* they are acting about it.

[@shayneyolivier4316]

He did have permission only verbal, it’s a pity nobody can be taken on their word anymore

[@Ekatjam]

I worked for a large construction company were Forman's took different approaches to situations like this. One believed to ask first and make the people feel like they were part of the process and that their cooperation was appreciated. The second believed it was better to ask for forgiveness then for permission. The former rather then the latter seemed to work best.

[@danielheartsill4269]

I guess if you don't ask you could be charged with trespassing. That could screw up a whole day.

[@robertgarrett7007]

I agree. You should ask if you can park your trucks on someone’s property. I don’t like to do that without permission.

[@Ekatjam]

@@robertgarrett7007 It's amazing how much cooperation you can get when someone has a dead tree that needs to be taken down, needs a little dirt or a few pieces of concrete removed. Have played "Lets make a Deal' a thousand times.

[@stagiestpizza]

people are always much more cooperative when they feel like they're in control.

[@soggybottom3463]

@@Ekatjam Well said...👏👏

[@KarenL-qt7dy]

I wish the new property owners a lot of luck. I can't imagine having to live in the middle of that family. I'm sure that the new owners are very nice people, and can eventually have a neighborly relationship with the family members. If it were me, I would have searched elsewhere for a different property. You all did a great job on the driveway. You even gave me a few chuckles. Thanks!

[@acanadianineurope814]

yeah I, pretty sure thats not going to happen. 50 years of burning crap on the porch incoming.

[@bobojames8978]

Amazingly inept perspective

[@maryjanebeatty6030]

I wish the new landowners lots of luck. I suggest tall fences and heavy gates:)

[@skidmark7845]

I’ve been in the middle of family land squabbles before. I believe these property dealings are are evil in nature. Think a lot of family breakups happen this way.

[@cziprick]

Was just involved in a 23 yr family dispute that finally got resolved. Everyone in the family paid dearly and the only ones who benefited financially were the Lawyers and the Crooked Land developer who played the game of divide and conquer.

[@anthonymartin6831]

Inheritance issues as well.

[@billydankert1764]

Give the operator a raise please !!!he knows what he is doing !!!!

[@jameslewis5643]

good job enjoyed it from UK

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Thanks for watching!

[@lindamitchell-fox1926]

I’ll tell you what, if I came home and saw all your equipment on my property to work on the property next to Mine without asking permission I would have done exactly what they did. Move it off right now and fix any tracks etc. , that is without regard to any disputes. I’m not dissing you, I’m just talking from my own property perspective. I have an easement with two other home owners otherwise I’d be land locked too…I would never step over the line and use their property without written permission from them. It keeps the peace and peace is so important with a neighbor and an easement even when you live acres and acres and acres apart.

[@gloria258]

Survey should have been done first! Property rights have to be respected. What is dumb is guy hiring you before legal work was done.

[@tomholmes1350]

It was fun getting an update from Josh!

[@amrak5028]

Fourteen different households had to sign off when I made a home purchase in North Carolina. The Patriarch passed away and her home was forsale. Decades earlier she deeded out parcels to many family members in equal shares. My home had to pass 5 other home sites down a shared easement driveway. Homesite/owner (lot#7), erected a gate and locked it closing off access to additional homesites preventing access to their land and homes. All this coming years prior to me finding the home thankfully. Over years of battling in court it was settled that she can retain the gate but it could never be locked or secured, Dividing the family forever. That history came to playout during my transaction, delaying my purchase closing date by over 3 months as I awaited each household to sign off on the sale itself. BTW as the new guy, I did maintain the common use driveway to help ensure peace remained.

[@scottlee1211]

We always allow contracts to park or drive on our property….I’m sure UBC like most contractors will leave the staging area in better shape than it was before they arrived! In the two times we allowed it they asked us if there was anything we needed since they used our property! The one contractor, tree company, notice a dead pine next to the house…took it down, removed it and cleaned up the yard….it’s all about attitude mine and theirs!! Nice work again guys!!

[@TheDesertwalker]

That is entirely not the point.

[@tomswindler64]

All I can say is good thing they are such a loving family.I’d hate to see what would happen if they didn’t like each other.you do know how to pick ‘em .y’all did the job under stressful conditions,but you got it done and that’s all that matters.good video as always.keep doing what your doing 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@garydillon3960]

Good morning to all and may God lead, guide, and protect you all. People can be so difficult, cruel, and greedy at times but Jesus said to Love them. I've ran across people and customers like this and you simply can't please them. I Pray for you and the neighbor that is building that they get along. It's going to be a struggle but maybe that's what God has in mind to make them change their ways. Please keep the videos coming because I enjoy them very much. If you are ever up in West Virginia drop in and visit. God Bless.

[@impalaman4546]

God bless the working man nice job John keep up the good work

[@creamysbrianna]

@Upstate Brush Control its actually very smart move legally on their part. They are going about it the correct way by having easent agreements filed with the court and surveys done by a PLS. It avoids a lot of legal issues down the road for them an future property owners.

[@whitewingsmedia0]

I don't blame them. I wouldn't want you parking your heavy equipment on my property either!

[@1SCme]

*This guy is full of shit* - thinks it is OK for him to park his equipment on others property for his convenience, says there is an easement, then says they need to get an easement, then claims the new easement will be set to wherever he decides to place the road, and says he was hoping for a confrontation.

[@wendyandjodymaillet7503]

Great job y’all! Thanks for another great video! Upstate Brush Control Crew rides again!!!

[@arlingtonguy54]

I'm in the mountains of WNC and people are fierce about defending property lines. They'll fight for generations and spend fortunes in court for a few feet of land. Old property lines were defined by rocks and old chestnut trees which are now gone. I"ve also seen conflicting survey plat maps. What a mess. I've given up a few feet of my property just to avoid making an enemy and having to go to court. Not worth it.

[@Hear-MeoutTwo2]

There is no way that I would ever be that mean to a new neighbor trying to establish a home. This is a family dispute, leave the neighbors out of it, assist the neighbors the best you can and deal with the dispute within the family.

[@komitadjie]

Man, what a *loving* crew right there. Dude that bailed the **** out of that mess made the right call!

[@evergreenacres]

Good fences make for good neighbors. I get it I have so many issues with my neighbors I had to be the one to put up all the no trespassing signs cameras and fences to keep my neighbors animals from attacking my children and my wife and self and to keep them from dumping trash. Nobody seems to care about your property like you do. So you do have to make it known right away. In the end you pay for that property.

[@canonicaltom]

"No one's gonna shoot us, is the plan" Seems like a good plan. Definitely don't park on private property without permission though. ;)

[@williamoloughlin8298]

you cant jus shoot someone for walkin on your property, you warn them to leave and or trespass them, meaning serve a notice. You shoot someone in self defence and theres a lot of sweat interviewing and appearance in court on that one.

[@canonicaltom]

@@williamoloughlin8298 Pretty sure everyone here knows that. But I wouldn't bet on the neighbors knowing that.

[@fitzgeraldparkman3727]

I have never seen that much division of land between family members , but I'm glad yall were able to resume on the job.

[@wanderingdrifter3163]

Can’t blame the guy for not wanting someone on his land.

[@rickj1983]

Family can be your own worst enemy sometimes.

[@christyalo5244]

That has been my experience.

[@Harry-zz2oh]

I'm from a family of 15. I've done best when I didn't live anywhere near them. The closest I've lived to them after I got married is the 500 miles from them where I live now. At one time, it was about 5500 miles distance when I moved to Europe to work and live. Now that my parents are gone, I only talk with four of them, one or two others, I'll talk with once a year. The others, never. I might talk with them sometime in the next century, but not before.

[@southernlight6]

wow, you guys work so hard. So cool to see you move those machines around like it's nothing at all. Very cool

[@oldschoolhoosier]

Great job. Family land squabbles can be a bad situation for contractors…lol. The last thing you want is having them all pointing fingers at you as the bad guys when you’re just there to complete a customer work contract…lol. Thankfully your quality of work and patience will bring additional work to your business. Your finished work is your calling card to future work.

[@BUDSBEAU]

working around family member is always crazy. very few families that have land that meets are almost always a pain in the ass when someone is trying to do something to improve their part of the property. and the fact that this guy that is buying, or has bought this piece of land is NOT family, only makes things worse.

[@johnhufnagel]

I'd be careful about blanket stating you can't be kicked off the easement. It depends entirely how the easement is legally defined in the deeds. I have the same problem with a bad neighbor, who has an ingress/egress easement across my property, to access his. He seemed to think he can park on it any time he likes. He cannot.

[@winteroutside7014]

i can though

[@doctormcboy5009]

@@winteroutside7014 and the tow truck will remove it on your dime

[@johnwiemer120]

My new neighbor asked to share my private driveway years back . I declined and I think we get along better without that potential problem.

[@1SCme]

If a construction crew working on my neighbors lot was using my land as a parking lot, I would boot them. Should be happy they agreed otherwise, and didn't require the new easement be in place BEFORE progressing. *Seems they're not fully forthcoming,* talking about having an easement, and needing to get a new easement, without explanation, then saying he wanted something dramatic to happen.

[@rispatha]

That is one of the problems with "family" plots all connected. One wants to sell out but the rest do not want to pay a fair market price for the property being sold out. So the one who wants to sell puts it on the market and once it sells all the others are all butt hurt over it and cause problems for the new owner of the land they think they should have just been given from the family member who sold out of it all. I would bet that the new owner once any construction start beyond access to he property the "neighbors" will cause even more problems trying to force them into selling the land or costing a lot in legal issues because oft the easements established.

[@gayle4804]

Nothing like trials and tribulations of a family it never ends but you guys have done a beautiful job on the project I bet you can hardly wait to get away from it.

[@calumlabuschagne6460]

Hi love the content

[@Data_on_trail]

A man has a right the do with his property as he sees fit, within the laws and zoning that applies to that property. It's the MOST American of facts. Why folks in 2022 either don't understand that fact or don't respect it, is beyond me ... but that's why I own a 12 gauge ... in case some fella needs that explained to him.

[@JuanSanchez-bd3fi]

Jon you and crew were blessed not having complicated neighbors show up

[@JerichoRally]

Good stuff. I like that little berm between the old drive and the new one. Glad nobody got shot lol!

[@Bodie2020]

I’m sure there are some petty things going on in the family. But, it’s not dumb that people don’t want equipment and parking in THEIR property. Especially when permission wasn’t asked first. I have no problem when people ask me to park equipment on my place. When they don’t ask and I come home and find it there it will be removed at owners cost. Not asking if it’s ok could have cost you tens of thousand in towing bills. It’s called respect. You aren’t supposed to go on someone’s property unless you have written permission or you are walking to door to knock then give a reasonable amount of time for a response then leave in the most direct path. Do not look around do not mess around. Treat another’s personal property as you would want another to treat your things.

[@michaelbranham5854]

I honestly feel for the family, thats loosing a piece of their family land, I understand its up to each individual to sell or whatever, I just think its sad. Our family was done the same way, but it made its way back into the family, just on the other side of the family

[@gregoryeverson741]

i would be worried some1 is going to make a mega mansion on it

[@ejwa12]

Reminds me of what happened to my former barber. He owned frontal property along the public roadway and his neighbor owned a land locked property behind him. My barber made an agreement with him that a road would be built back to the landlocked property and both would use it. Over time, the barber installed mobile homes on the back of his property and used the driveway as access to those homes. The neighbor still had access to his property and no one complained. Then one day, the neighbor decided to sell his property. The new neighbors, fully aware of the previous agreement, insisted a legal easement be created for their property. My barber agreed and the papers were drawn up and filed. That's when the trouble started. The new neighbors decided they didn't want the barber to use the driveway to access his rental homes. I can't remember if they went to court but in the end, it was decided the easement had the higher claim and my barber had to build a new driveway along side the first driveway to give access to his rental homes. After doing so, the new neighbors got mad, claiming the added driveway made the road look like a two lane road and their side would be driven on instead of the barber's side. So they installed a chain link fence right down the middle of the gravel driveway as a divider. It was really odd to see.

[@jeffjorden3340]

If one of your crew got hurt on his property they could sue him. Blame the overabundance of lawyers

[@Annie6460]

FAMILIES, fabulous work. ❤️🇦🇺🇺🇸

[@BarryJSilva]

Nice job! Looks like you guys know what you're doing.

[@mgeiger72]

No wonder they want to sell. Crazy family.

[@tacocin]

I'd rather deal with yellow jackets, wisteria and snakes than unreasonable people!

[@Re5ist_ance]

Amen! 😂

[@carolr7962]

I'd rather deal with my furbabies than people.

[@martinbaird1406]

If you were on his land why do you got a problem you know you're not supposed to be there without permission

[@paulrichards2409]

You need a 4 in 1 bucket with your skid steer no one in Australia runs a skid steer with a standard bucket,you can load better ,pick up things like a tree trunk ,open your bucket and place it over a load and close to pink up. Also opening a bucket and putting both edges on the ground is great for levelling.Hop I don't sound like I know it all

[@mountainguyed67]

skip and a jump…

[@smooth247fyi]

Why would you park your equipment on their property without permission?? People live on land to get away from people... If you don't have parking on your property don't rent equipment. Period...

[@ChakatNightspark]

It is one of those things. if it comes to something like this. Verbal Agreement is not enough. Get it in Writing with all Parties Involved. No Writing and Signatures from All Parties(IE Homeowners. Not Sons, brothers, uncles who are only staying there. Actual Homeowners ones that have the deed) None of that, Do Not Start Working until You have that.

[@HoneyBadgerFarm]

We were looking for upstate property back in 2015/16 and ran into a disgruntled family member who was using scare tactics to scare us away from buying land. Same situation as this, family member selling property around other family members. My radar went up and we learned a lesson that day. We purchased land in Woodruff with no family ties to the land, no restrictions, and no easements. 7 years later everything has worked out and our land has almost tripled in price. Might be time to sell!

[@Harry-zz2oh]

Only sell if you think you have another place to live since the prices have gone up everywhere. Check things out before you make any decisions.

[@ottomueller4425]

I wouldn't want anyone on my property either just stay off the property and work were you are suppose to work pretty simple or don't take the job at all with all the problems they have with all the properties around there.

[@georgea6403]

Sharpening his pole saw!! Awesome dude!! Gotta try and remember that one.

[@jimculbertson2376]

The good news is at least they're not shooting at you. Which, nowadays, is a distinct possiblility.

[@ritafarrow8734]

nice job everyone ,like u said have some larger rocks,on the sides by the t junction to finish it off,thanks for sharing ,from the uk

[@abikerinpa]

Sorry you gotta deal with this , I’ve been on similar situations and walked off ! Less hassle , less frustration ❤️😎

[@lynetteeckert9991]

It is sometimes so sad that people can be this petty in today's life. Life is very short you stand today tomorrow you gone. What does it then bring you ? Maybe we must pray God give then a compassion heart. Always love your work. Best to the UBC team. Light an Love your way from 🇿🇦 ZAR

[@rt3box6tx74]

In Texas if you allow anyone to use your property to access other property for 10 yrs the "easement" is automatic. You can't just erect a fence & cut ppl off after they've used a road on your property. For yrs a school bus driver used my parent's farm road as a shortcut. When they stopped keeping it up he called the county asking for maintenance. County turned the bus driver down, but if he had pushed hard the county would have been obligated to begin regular maintenance. Thankfully the children moved away, so the issue solved itself. By using my parent's field road he cut a mile off his route.

[@sceneanuerebelrebel9244]

Family some times is a piss fest to deal with ,mine was the same in fighting for a few years .I left them to their own and moved 3000 miles away, 20 years later !!!!!! They were still tweaking about it ,most of what they fought over is crushed and sold for SCRAP ..But I've got the memories stories and pictures from growing up with Grandpa ,his living in New Orleans during WW 1 as a teen-ager , showing me the proper handling of explosives at the age of twelve, " I carried the blasting caps " . Him racing against a side oiler ford in a pancake turbo six ,first and second gear front wheels off the ground ,they couldn't believe a guy 50yrs older than them just smoked the local street racers with a Convair powered dune buggy !! Ah family don't you just love em.

[@markstanfield4345]

Looking good 👍 guys !

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Thank you!

[@janetdoten4489]

After watching and reading the comments, good luck to the new owners.

[@stevehaines6343]

Hi Jon. More troubles in the world of brush control, l had to look up what easement was all about or I get the gist of it. Thanks for explaining it but families are the worst of all when it comes to arguments. Jon, get back to doing what you do best, knocking down brush. Keep well, keep Safe.

[@creamysbrianna]

Yep Easement agreements sometimes are a necessary evil when owning property where you're land locked and no access to a road. Such as a property surrounded by other properties and the only way in and out is a road on one of the other properties.

[@stevehaines6343]

Cheers, thanks for the feedback.

[@mrkitty1367]

always good stuff guys !

[@waltdisnenycopyright8048]

Great result, can't wait the the next episode lol 🇬🇧

[@heatherlane9270]

Neighbours in disagreement is bad enough but when it is family it is sad. Good job with the culvert and road build. Dusty too. Well managed John.

[@workonitm8]

Great attitude, good work. That's what pays the bills !

[@downunda107]

Brilliant. Neat and strong. TC for sharing 🦘

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shanerowland3715]

WOW That little ASV will haul the mail!!!!

[@johnathanstevens8436]

For years my grandfather used to maintain an access road he owned but gave a right of way to another cabin in rural Maine. He was maintaining it by hand, including using a boat to row buckets of gravel from a quarry across the lake. My mom inherited and the first time the neighbors got drunk and decided to Baja their ATVs up and down the road that was it. Posts sunk in and cables across. Go Baja your quad over there in the mud bog jerk#$ffs.. Unlike my grandfather we only had two weeks off work and that's about how long it took just to open the place up for the season.

[@bobcatwelder00]

if they were in/on property they didnt have the permission to be there then they are wrong

[@chazman4461]

The person who moves in there is going to have a horrible time with these family members.

[@tbaxmasbiz]

I agree.

[@Jim-fe2xz]

"Crazy neighbors"? No disrespect to you but did you ask the neighbors before setting up on their property? We used to call that respect and courtesy. Maybe that's just too old of a tradition but it sure did help eliminate a lot of confusion and ill will back in the day. I have to say it does seem that most don't give that a thought today though.

[@garybritt1209]

Sry you guys had deal with all the drama!.. looks good as usual.. You guys stay safe!.. God bless you all.

[@kathleenmybusiness1659]

So, you parked your heavy ass equipment on someone's property without permission and you think they're the ones who are dumb? How have you not been sued yet..or have you? If, when you were parking your machines on their property without permission, you damaged something, left ruts in the ground, knocked over a tree, gravel flew from those giant wheels and took out a window or windshield...youd be responsible for the damage. If the property owners were out of town for example and were not made aware or given permission for you to be on their property...feels like any damage you might do would go unreported and they would have to try to prove your responsibility. Dude, if someone parked a damn crane on your property without asking asking you...I'm pretty sure you'd have an issue with it too so man up and do things right!

[@scottawes921]

Oh wow. You're a tough guy.

[@jolujo5842]

My business LOL... Apparently her business means everybody's business. Line up for the Communist Re-education camps

[@philglover2973]

Awesome video thanks John top job top team y'all be safe out there 🚜 🚛🚜🚛

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Thanks, will do!

[@lawrencelymanii6943]

Your demeanor, and action, such as clean up and raking before bailing on that job probably went a real long way in terms of negotiating the continued work. You have ethics, and it's hard to hate that.

[@stenbak88]

I absolutely agree with the property owner. Don’t park on even an inch of my land without written permission

[@garyreams8123]

I'm sure that you're a great and friendly neighbor. Nasty vindictive jerk!

[@georgemacdonell2341]

@@garyreams8123 give 'em a break, it's his time of the month.

[@terrivandeberg6040]

Great job!

[@billfeldman3234]

Very Nice JOB you All WTG!!!

[@vborg001]

Good stuff, awesome job guys!!

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@terrymanzy1282]

Good job keep up the great work

[@UpstateBrushControl]

Thanks, will do!

[@marknunya3035]

You know that when diesel Creek sees the grader he's going want it 🤣😂 JK. As always good luck and God Bless

[@Alphaphotographer]

Why could you just not park on his property? Because it's trespassing.

[@crazyoldbat7600]

I'd be having serious second thoughts about living in the mix there. The crossfire could be dangerous.

[@skidmark7845]

Best to get it established and put it on the market. Head for the hills.

[@mikeconnolly9933]

Thanks for the video I really miss being in the equipment

[@barrymurray8264]

Good job guys ! It’s a shame UBC has to get in the middle of silliness ! You have work to do, not referee a cat fight. See ya’ll on the next job. Be well.

[@micpotato8158]

If someone parked on my land while working next door I would be pissed ….common courtesy is to ask permission …..pretty simple

[@aldopine]

Funny thing is that "family" has no idea how good of a job you guys could do for EVERYONE if they weren't so petty. 😂

[@jolujo5842]

True that 👍

[@lisarider3736]

Sounds like the Hatfields, McCoys and the Jones LOL. My dad said you can't pick your Neighbors, from the great state of Ohio,

[@oddtechman]

looking neat, tight and tidy guys! good to see you back on the job (legally now lmao) Darn that ASV is fast!!!!!! i thought it intially camera was sped up or lens was wide to give the speed effect but sheesh.. that has some legs under it

[@SixStrings165]

I understand that people don’t want there property infringed on. They should have crossed the Ts and dotted the Is prior to you beginning. They are lucky that it can be worked out without going to court.

[@joehiker5573]

It doesn't matter if YOU think it's dumb, YOU can't break the law... stay off private land that your customer doesn't OWN.

[@jamesparks3504]

Thank you for stating the (should be) obvious. These guys clearcut and bulldozed someone's creek and property with the owners consent ... Amazing they got away with it!

[@cynthiarowley719]

You can't park in my driveway or my yard. That's normal good neighbor stuff. I hope it improves. It's hard to be a landowner.

[@kpdvw]

You guys are on the level....!

[@doctormcboy5009]

it is always nice to get involved with a dysfunctional family

[@CannFarms]

Good on you for not bailing on the job. What kind of transit do you use?

[@johnhutson8666]

You are welcome, Mr, Josh.