Speaker 1: Good evening, thanks for joining us tonight. We're gonna get
Speaker 1: started here in just one minute, all right, I show
Speaker 1: seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: And uh, I don't know, I don't know if you
Speaker 2: guys are ready for this yet, but uh this is something.
Speaker 2: Uh there's something a friend of mine maid, so I
Speaker 2: hope you enjoy it.
Speaker 3: Here we go, wisdom signal.
Speaker 4: The third game back in my Dad wasn't all the same.
Speaker 4: And those you two coats, they've all sold out. Beside
Speaker 4: hand chorus, sparm, scream and shout of side, crying on
Speaker 4: the bath and comelay eating bound. The crisest things ain't
Speaker 4: going ass playing Saddam always in a jam, turns down
Speaker 4: and there you are just a sad damn CB ain't
Speaker 4: real radio?
Speaker 1: Okay? Was that whole thing without sound because it was
Speaker 1: it was playing on this side. Strange that it didn't
Speaker 1: have any sound. It totally was playing on this side. Huh,
Speaker 1: what do you know? Well there's Kyle Finny. Okay, all right,
Speaker 1: well you know what you know what I say about
Speaker 1: live stream streaming, Right, guys, if you've never messed up
Speaker 1: anything on a live stream, then you haven't actually live streamed.
Speaker 1: So let's okay, Okay.
Speaker 3: There's that.
Speaker 1: Can you hear me? Part of it was no sound.
Speaker 1: Just the end was sound. Just the end was sound.
Speaker 1: All right, I wonder, Okay, I I heard the second half.
Speaker 1: I should have heard more than that. I think I
Speaker 1: know why. I think I know why. All right, I
Speaker 1: got to play this for you guys. Okay, let's let
Speaker 1: me say tell me if you hear this. Okay, that's
Speaker 1: too high.
Speaker 5: They're crazy.
Speaker 1: Ooh war.
Speaker 5: Well.
Speaker 4: I tuned in to the chatter on Friday, let's say
Speaker 4: night open for some wisdom or a signal soul. Right,
Speaker 4: but all I heard was grumbling, a low frequency jam.
Speaker 4: Every channel's crowded with sad Ham, Oh, sad Ham, crying
Speaker 4: on the band, complaining about the prices. Things ain't going
Speaker 4: ass playing sad Ham always in a jam. Turned the
Speaker 4: down and there you are, just a sad Ham. These
Speaker 4: new rigs are pricing just a corporate game. Back in
Speaker 4: my day, it wasn't all the same. And those YouTube folks,
Speaker 4: they've all sold out. The sad Ham chorus hero scream
Speaker 4: and shout, Saddam crying on the bath, complaining about the
Speaker 4: ristest things ain't going as playing sad Always in a
Speaker 4: jam turns down there you are.
Speaker 1: What do you think your sister played on YouTube?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 1: Oh? Yeah, yeah A friend of mine did that for me,
Speaker 1: and uh, I was like, yeah, I gotta play that
Speaker 1: on it, but I got I gotta be selective. I've
Speaker 1: actually had that for a while and I'm like, I
Speaker 1: gotta play it on the live stream, but I don't
Speaker 1: want to play it before the wrong guest because I
Speaker 1: don't want to. Okay, well, at least it sounds working, Okay, okay,
Speaker 1: all right, geesh, So what's going on?
Speaker 7: Nothing, let's have it.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it is Sunday night and I haven't live
Speaker 1: stream for like two weeks. Man, it's been Uh it's
Speaker 1: it's deer hunting season.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: I had a busy October and uh all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 1: So yeah, glad to be back in the shack.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 1: So what what do you What are you guys up to?
Speaker 7: Uh, same same deal. I mean, I haven't live streamed
Speaker 7: in a while. I'm thinking about going live on Thursday.
Speaker 7: I got a topic that I want to cover, so
Speaker 7: I don't know be watching for that. So I got
Speaker 7: a video coming out. We uh put anew what we tried.
Speaker 7: We kind of failed so just a little le FYI
Speaker 7: I'm got I got a bunch of video of us
Speaker 7: trying to put this thirty foot yagi on a sixty
Speaker 7: foot beam or I'm sorry, a yagi on a sixty
Speaker 7: foot tower and we failed. So I've got a whole
Speaker 7: ton of video on how.
Speaker 1: How how did you fail not to do it?
Speaker 7: Not to do it? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, did you just not bolt it up correctly?
Speaker 6: Or no?
Speaker 7: We so I hate to give out the the That's okay,
Speaker 7: you know what we did, but we got it up there,
Speaker 7: but we had some set had some issues, so you're
Speaker 7: gonna have to watch the video, all right.
Speaker 1: That's that's fair, that's fair. What's up, Tim? Thanks for
Speaker 1: being here, buddy. Let me do a shout out to
Speaker 1: all the YouTube channel members say I'm off my game
Speaker 1: because that whole sound thing down. Douglas V Amateur Radio.
Speaker 1: He was in there earlier. Andy Kelly was first. Gf
Speaker 1: Odale was in there. Good evening, Tom W B seven
Speaker 1: O U T. Saw you in there earlier too, Ed
Speaker 1: A C three I K. Jason Perez. Let's see forty
Speaker 1: five autos in there. Digital Warlock W five wn R.
Speaker 1: That's a new name for you. Dude Cooley is in there.
Speaker 1: Let's see who else? Uh, coolie again, Skeeter K seven
Speaker 1: t r D. Thanks for being here. Jerry N eight
Speaker 1: O w V Jerry Simonowitz and let's see Jason again.
Speaker 1: Forty five auto. Several of you guys in there. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: thanks for the support. A Jeff A for BC.
Speaker 3: Good evening.
Speaker 1: Thanks for the support, guys, appreciate that. And yeah, we're
Speaker 1: kind of kind of waiting on Frank here. We're going
Speaker 1: to talk about how to not chop your finger off
Speaker 1: at a PoTA outing here in just a little bit.
Speaker 1: And I've I've created an Amazon list here that I'm
Speaker 1: gonna put some stuff and we're gonna be talking about that.
Speaker 1: A couple of quick announcements here. Okay, I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 1: a little bit out of out of order tonight. But hey,
Speaker 1: I haven't live streaming in three weeks. I'm rusty.
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Speaker 1: in the chat, and I will put those in the
Speaker 1: description after the live stream ends. So I don't know
Speaker 1: where Frank is, but we're just gonna go without him.
Speaker 1: So so I wanted to do I hit up Kyle shortly.
Speaker 1: So Kyle, I'm gonna let you tell your story there.
Speaker 1: It's not a not a big deal. I don't think
Speaker 1: I did watch your video. What's where you recorded that
Speaker 1: video about the pack and the river behind you? Where
Speaker 1: were you?
Speaker 7: There was a place called the Holla in North Carolina
Speaker 7: and just south of Bryson City along the not a
Speaker 7: Holla River.
Speaker 1: Not a Hola yep.
Speaker 7: It's big whitewater rafting class two and three rapids. Well
Speaker 7: maybe just one and two. But anyway, I went there
Speaker 7: after Huntsville and just spent a week there, just you know,
Speaker 7: sitting along the river literally drinking beer and wave into
Speaker 7: the rafters.
Speaker 1: That's what I did, not a haul. It reminds me
Speaker 1: that that line from Office Space samir not not not
Speaker 1: gonna work here anymore? Parts car right side parked car.
Speaker 1: Oh wow? All right? So so, so Kyle was Kyle
Speaker 1: is gracious and uh benevolent enough to cook lunch for
Speaker 1: hundreds of people for the last three or four years
Speaker 1: at Montesano State Park on the Friday before the ham Fest,
Speaker 1: we set up and do a poda thing and even
Speaker 1: though the ladies have actually cooked the last two years,
Speaker 1: but Kyle's kind of in charge of everything. So Kyle's
Speaker 1: good at coordinating stuff like that. But he cut it.
Speaker 1: But that wouldn't was that on Friday that you did? That?
Speaker 1: Was it the night before?
Speaker 7: So the night before?
Speaker 6: It was?
Speaker 7: It was Thursday.
Speaker 1: I was thinking that we were at my campsite when
Speaker 1: you did that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we were, yeah, yeah, we're slicing onions yep, and
Speaker 7: yeah ouch, right, yeah. So, I mean the story goes.
Speaker 7: You could probably fill in between the lines whenever if
Speaker 7: I'm not telling the story completely. But I sliced the
Speaker 7: crap out of my finger. I was cutting an onion
Speaker 7: and had my finger in the wrong location and sliced
Speaker 7: right through the onion. And it went through my finger too,
Speaker 7: And it didn't go through the finger. I mean it
Speaker 7: went through the finger, but didn't cut the finger, right,
Speaker 7: I've got all of my fingers here, But it it
Speaker 7: puts I want to say, Jason a c K. I'm
Speaker 7: sure that it probably put a I want to say,
Speaker 7: a half inch maybe three fourths of an inch gash
Speaker 7: in my finger. I mean it was, it was deep,
Speaker 7: and it was big, and it bled. It absolutely bled
Speaker 7: like you wouldn't believe. And you know, the whole thing
Speaker 7: with the the topic tonight. I had an emergency kit
Speaker 7: in my trailer, but my trailer was you know, a
Speaker 7: side over, and so you know, we sat there and
Speaker 7: we stopped the bleeding and I wanted to go get
Speaker 7: my emergency kit. Well, everyone else, you know, kind of
Speaker 7: brought their emergency kits. And I think Jason had come
Speaker 7: over and you know, him being the boy scout that
Speaker 7: he is. You know, he's like, here, let me look
Speaker 7: at it. And I showed it to him. He's just like,
Speaker 7: you don't have the right stuff, son.
Speaker 1: That's pretty much exactly how he sounded.
Speaker 7: He's just like, I'll be right back. So then he
Speaker 7: came over and I'll let him kind of tell the
Speaker 7: story after that. But I mean he sprinkled this pixie
Speaker 7: dust on my finger. That literally was like, you know,
Speaker 7: it's like men in Black the whole the moon went way.
Speaker 1: Oh, but yeah.
Speaker 7: I did a video on my channel about you know,
Speaker 7: I had had an emergency kit, but I went through
Speaker 7: the kit and like literally with a new set of eyes,
Speaker 7: tried to figure out is this something practical that I
Speaker 7: need in this kit? And is it old? Is it expired?
Speaker 7: Or if it's in the kit, will I know where
Speaker 7: it is in the kit? And can I get to
Speaker 7: it with one hand because the other hand I was
Speaker 7: trying to make my fingerclot right. Can I get into
Speaker 7: the kit and get into whatever I need with like
Speaker 7: a first hand retrieval and get it to you know,
Speaker 7: wherever I needed to get to with one hand and
Speaker 7: get it get you know, first did applied? So I
Speaker 7: determined that I did not have the right stuff in
Speaker 7: my kit. I mean, I had a kit, but I
Speaker 7: just didn't have the right stuff.
Speaker 1: I had a kit too, I keep a kit in
Speaker 1: the back of my truck, and the I have a
Speaker 1: molly panel on the back seat of my driver's seat,
Speaker 1: the backside of my driver's seat. And but there was
Speaker 1: two or three things and we're gonna talk about here
Speaker 1: in a second that you guys had that. I'm like,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't have that, And I've always thought
Speaker 1: it would be a good idea. And I haven't bought
Speaker 1: this yet, and I'm pretty sure you can legally buy
Speaker 1: both an EpiPen and narcan. And I've always thought, you know.
Speaker 8: I think you can buy a Narcan. I don't think
Speaker 8: you can buy an epipan.
Speaker 6: We cannot do an EpiPen without a prescription.
Speaker 1: See, I thought it was the opposite of that. I
Speaker 1: thought I'd looked that up and I'd found EpiPens, but
Speaker 1: not narcan on Amazon or on the internet. But you
Speaker 1: might be right. I don't remember, it's been a while
Speaker 1: since I looked. But I I mean, why the hell
Speaker 1: would you not want an EpiPen to I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't have I don't have you know, I don't. I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not going all John Travolta in pulp fiction on anybody.
Speaker 1: But you know it's I got a stabber in the
Speaker 1: heart three times. But uh, you know, I mean it,
Speaker 1: it'd be a good I mean, you never know who
Speaker 1: you're camping with. Man and peanut allergies are a real thing,
Speaker 1: and allergies to other stuff. For real, somebody gets bit
Speaker 1: by something that they have an allergic reaction to, you
Speaker 1: know that that might be a really good thing to
Speaker 1: have in your kit.
Speaker 8: And those are also expensive, they are.
Speaker 1: They are expensive, Yeah, I remember there. I think I
Speaker 1: looked them up at one point in time. They were
Speaker 1: like two hundred dollars. And the only problem with that
Speaker 1: is I think they expire after a year or two,
Speaker 1: So if you don't use it, then you just basically
Speaker 1: lose that two hundred bucks. Yeah, anyway, So but yeah,
Speaker 1: but but the the clotting stuff that you had, and
Speaker 1: the pixie dust as you call it, and uh, and
Speaker 1: the glue, I didn't have any of that, you know.
Speaker 1: I had a bunch of gaus and band aids and
Speaker 1: hydrogen perox side and.
Speaker 9: And and also what was sorry, I didn't mean to
Speaker 9: cut you out, cha, No, go ahead, go ahead. So
Speaker 9: and what was amazing about the wound and the way
Speaker 9: that it got dressed was, you know, Jason dressed the
Speaker 9: wound and he you know, put the dust on it
Speaker 9: and you know, let him explain what was going on there.
Speaker 7: He dressed the wound, and I felt a little fainty.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 7: I had to get a little bottle of water, and
Speaker 7: I was just like, I need to sit down. I'm
Speaker 7: gonna yeah, I'm gonna feign, but I'm okay with you know, blood.
Speaker 7: But you know, whenever it's your blood and you're you know,
Speaker 7: you've got something going on, it's a little different story.
Speaker 7: But you know, I I looked at that that gash,
Speaker 7: you know, twelve hours after and I was just like, wow,
Speaker 7: I'm I'm one really lucky, and two that thing is
Speaker 7: going to leave a scar, right, It is gonna huge
Speaker 7: leave this huge scar down the riddle with my finger
Speaker 7: and literally yeah, I mean you guys can't see it,
Speaker 7: but there's no scar whatsoever. After Jason dressed that wound
Speaker 7: and said, all right, in twelve hours, take your bandage off,
Speaker 7: clean your bandage, and like, give that thing a good scrubbing.
Speaker 7: With soap and water and then rebandage it and you know,
Speaker 7: keep it clean and whatnot. He's like, it'll be brand
Speaker 7: new in three days. Sure enough, that bandage came off
Speaker 7: in like two and a half or three days, and
Speaker 7: it was like, you know, you could still see the scar,
Speaker 7: but it had totally closed up. It had started to heal.
Speaker 7: And within a week that scar was I mean, the
Speaker 7: scar was there still there and it still had to heal,
Speaker 7: but I was using my finger like normal. I was
Speaker 7: typing and doing all the other things. So the stuff
Speaker 7: that Jason had that he's going to tell you about
Speaker 7: is amazing. Everyone should go out and grab some of
Speaker 7: the stuff because it is great.
Speaker 6: I had a pretty good first day kit when I
Speaker 6: was doing the search and rescue. Oh yeah, I had gloves, gauze.
Speaker 6: I did not have any click clock because they didn't
Speaker 6: want us to use it because we were prepping to
Speaker 6: get people out and that might hinder other things down
Speaker 6: the line. So we were just told to pack it,
Speaker 6: pack it tight, and wrap it around so it puts
Speaker 6: press aro on it. Because once we get to the ambulance,
Speaker 6: they might have wanted to reopen up that womb and
Speaker 6: they don't want to clear out anything. So we didn't
Speaker 6: do that, and but I stopped carrying it because one
Speaker 6: it's usually in the car, but since I've been going
Speaker 6: out and doing Podo lot, it's that whole backpack and
Speaker 6: everything stopped being carried around. But there was some pretty
Speaker 6: cool stuff in there. I don't have it on me
Speaker 6: right now.
Speaker 1: But well, tell us, is this the same thing? Is
Speaker 1: this what you're gonna talk about? Go ahead, Jason, you can,
Speaker 1: you can have the floor.
Speaker 8: Yeah. First of all, I gotta give a shout out
Speaker 8: to my wife. I was actually enjoying a beer and
Speaker 8: some conversation when she rolled up through the first aid
Speaker 8: kid at me and said, Kyle Cutty's finger off. Okay,
Speaker 8: So I had no clue this was even going on
Speaker 8: until that. But the product that you'll keep calling Pixie
Speaker 8: does is womb Seal. It's not quite the same as
Speaker 8: quick clock, but fairly similar. But I've been a huge
Speaker 8: advocate of it for for several several years.
Speaker 1: Isn't this the the one that you told me you
Speaker 1: you had, Kyle?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, so is do you have something different Jason?
Speaker 8: The womb Seal?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's not this bleed stop brand.
Speaker 8: I can't see what's on your screen right now?
Speaker 1: Uh, you should be able to say, zoom is a
Speaker 1: virtual camp. You should be able to see what I'm
Speaker 1: sharing on.
Speaker 6: No, we just got you.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we just got It's all we got.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, I can fix that. That's just
Speaker 1: on yourll side. Yeah, let's see. Okay, how about that
Speaker 1: right there? Yes, yeah, okay.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that is not the one I boughted. I've got
Speaker 8: the one that's let me make sure I'm not telling
Speaker 8: you wrong. Yeah. It's literally called wound.
Speaker 1: Seal, wound seal. Okay, that is it top left, top
Speaker 1: lest Okay, all right, So it's.
Speaker 8: A clotting agent. Basically, all it does is it creates
Speaker 8: the scab. But for you, it just does it instantly
Speaker 8: as soon as it comes in contact with the blood.
Speaker 8: We poured that stuff on it, and I told Kyle,
Speaker 8: I said, don't be alarmed. Literally, it's gonna look like
Speaker 8: I'm pouring dirt on your hands.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it does.
Speaker 8: It literally looks like dirt when it comes out of
Speaker 8: the tube. But we poured it on there. We stuck
Speaker 8: a two B two gulls on it, wrapped it up,
Speaker 8: and I just told him, don't open it up for
Speaker 8: twelve hours, let it do its thing after you you know,
Speaker 8: after that twelve hour period, take the bandage off, wash
Speaker 8: your finger, and rewrap it. And usually about three days
Speaker 8: you're good to go. And that that cut was deep
Speaker 8: enough it could have probably used a stitch or a team.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yeah, Okay. I was judging that, Jason by
Speaker 7: if there was going to be a scar, you know,
Speaker 7: and if there was going to be you know, if
Speaker 7: I could look at it today and be like, yeah,
Speaker 7: the thing is still I can still see the scar.
Speaker 7: I should have went to the emergency room. I mean,
Speaker 7: there is I can't even tell. I mean, I know
Speaker 7: that it was this finger, but I can't I can't
Speaker 7: tell you know, where the uh the scar starts and
Speaker 7: stops because it's gone. But you're totally right. I mean,
Speaker 7: if if I had not like been so stubborn and
Speaker 7: be like, Nope, not going to the emergeny room, Gotta
Speaker 7: cook some onions, I think I probably, you know, should
Speaker 7: have gone to the emergence room but or gotten a
Speaker 7: couple of stitches.
Speaker 6: But yeah, that would be going to be about thirty
Speaker 6: thirty ish minutes or more away for where we're at
Speaker 6: right time, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well, I mean it's not like that wound was
Speaker 7: going anywhere.
Speaker 8: So the nice thing about that stuff is, I mean
Speaker 8: you had a cut where you could actually close it
Speaker 8: back up. I have cut the tip of a finger
Speaker 8: before where there was nothing left to close up. I
Speaker 8: just sliced off a hunk of meat and using that
Speaker 8: wound seal it still got the bleeding stopped in short order,
Speaker 8: and same thing three or four days later. I mean,
Speaker 8: it's not healed, but it's enough that you can remove
Speaker 8: the bandage and lightly at least use that hand.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I'm a big fan of it.
Speaker 7: Well you may be a fan too.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm going to put that one in. Put that
Speaker 1: one in my kid here. Then I probably should have
Speaker 1: bought all this stuff before now, but I want to
Speaker 1: do this live stream and pick Yall's brain more real
Speaker 1: time than what we were. Everything was kind of chaos
Speaker 1: that night. I did find bleed clot, the one that
Speaker 1: Kyle linked to me. I did find it for your
Speaker 1: pet also, so I would I'm probably gonna pick up
Speaker 1: one of these because you know, I usually have a
Speaker 1: lecture with me so and you know, so several other
Speaker 1: people have dogs with them.
Speaker 6: And it's how different that is versus the one for humans.
Speaker 1: You know, it's probably the same damn thing, just different
Speaker 1: packaging from marketing. So oh, now I buy one of each,
Speaker 1: you know, but you're buying.
Speaker 3: The same thing, you know.
Speaker 8: Do you know?
Speaker 7: Somebody commented on my video when I did it on
Speaker 7: my other channel about what about your dog? What do
Speaker 7: you have the right first aid for your dog? And
Speaker 7: I was just like, hmmm, uh no, probably not, but
Speaker 7: you know, so then I went down the rabbit hole
Speaker 7: of trying to figure out, okay, what are some common things,
Speaker 7: you know, and it's more paw related, right right, right right,
Speaker 7: they're gonna step on, you know, a goat's head or
Speaker 7: you know, something like if you're in a desert. There
Speaker 7: was a lot of snake bite.
Speaker 1: Right yeah. Yeah. And I actually got I don't remember
Speaker 1: where I picked it up. I think I got it
Speaker 1: from the dog rescue that Emily and I volunteer with
Speaker 1: is called Dallas Pets Alive. And at some point time,
Speaker 1: you know, we get stuff from them because we're we're
Speaker 1: fosters for them and we've done some volunteer work for them.
Speaker 1: Somewhere along the way, I picked up an actual dog
Speaker 1: first aid kit and I've taken most everything out of
Speaker 1: it and added it to my first aid kit. So
Speaker 1: I've kind of got some stuff from both kits in
Speaker 1: my main first aid my I fact if you were,
Speaker 1: if you will in the back of the truck. But
Speaker 1: so I've I've had stuff like that for a while.
Speaker 1: But because I'm always concerned about about her getting out there,
Speaker 1: I mean, the bad thing.
Speaker 6: Well, I was going to ask, do you have anything
Speaker 6: for pads just in case it gets too hot or
Speaker 6: cold that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't have anything like that. I've
Speaker 1: I've not faced that problem very regularly, but you know,
Speaker 1: like out at the hunting lease, it's been like in
Speaker 1: the eighties for the last couple of deer seasons. Started
Speaker 1: a week ago yesterday, so for the last two or
Speaker 1: three weeks, it's been in the eighties during the day.
Speaker 1: And my buddy Mike out there that hunts with this,
Speaker 1: he's like, he brought his dog out yesterday but not
Speaker 1: last weekend, and he's like, well, I don't like him
Speaker 1: rooting around for copperheads in the bush because it's it's
Speaker 1: not gotten cold enough yet for all the snakes to
Speaker 1: go in the ground in hybridation. So and I'm like, well,
Speaker 1: that's a good point. Even though there's not there's not
Speaker 1: really many snakes out there, but still the sentiment is there.
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't want your you don't want your
Speaker 1: dog getting into something. I mean, what if what if
Speaker 1: your dog has There's a bunch of scorpions out there,
Speaker 1: And while those are not poisonous or deadly, what if
Speaker 1: they have an allergic reaction to a scorpion or a
Speaker 1: beasting or something like that. So you know, you kind
Speaker 1: of want to be prepared for all contingencies. None of
Speaker 1: the stupid wasps have been crazy in north to just
Speaker 1: here at home and up there this year, just those
Speaker 1: wasps everywhere. Goy all right, Frank, you can go with
Speaker 1: your gup store.
Speaker 6: So this is probably something to look into. But having
Speaker 6: something for washed things and beastings, not just the allergic
Speaker 6: we asked just to treat the womb. I was at
Speaker 6: the park a couple of weekends ago with my girlfriend
Speaker 6: and there was a yellow jacket flying around and he
Speaker 6: got into my hair and those and a couple of
Speaker 6: times I was like, Okay, get away, and then I
Speaker 6: felt him flying again, and I took my hoodie and
Speaker 6: I was like slowly pulling it above my head to like,
Speaker 6: you know, encourage him to go away. And then I
Speaker 6: felt like something like I pulled my hair, he trapped him.
Speaker 7: That mother stunk me on the top of the hell.
Speaker 7: It hurt for the whole day.
Speaker 6: It was, Oh, but have something just general, because that's,
Speaker 6: to be honest, not the first time I was stung
Speaker 6: by a wasp, so I knew I wasn't in danger
Speaker 6: of any allergics. But I wonder if there's anything we
Speaker 6: can get to ease the pain. And also that's a
Speaker 6: good question, protect it other than a band aid.
Speaker 1: I was. I was. I never was stung by a
Speaker 1: wasp until like two years ago, and never in my
Speaker 1: whole life, never been stung by a wasp until two
Speaker 1: years ago. And I was out at the hunting lease
Speaker 1: and I always open up the shed and right inside
Speaker 1: the door, we keep a storage shed out there, and
Speaker 1: there's it's a double door, like an old barn door
Speaker 1: like that opens up like this, So you open up
Speaker 1: this side, then you reach in and you grab the
Speaker 1: handle and you open up the inside. As soon as
Speaker 1: I opened up this side, there was a wasp nest
Speaker 1: right there, and I heard it come down I heard
Speaker 1: it go with ZiT and it hit me right there
Speaker 1: in the shoulder, and I just was like ah and
Speaker 1: and I'm like okay. Well, and then I saw him
Speaker 1: flying around up there. I'm like okay, and I'm like, okay,
Speaker 1: I guess we're gonna I guess if my wife, you know,
Speaker 1: if I don't come home tonight and I die because
Speaker 1: of anaphylactic shock because I don't know if I'm allergic
Speaker 1: to these damn things or not, I guess she's gonna
Speaker 1: come up here and find me. But you know, it
Speaker 1: didn't hurt for more than like, I mean like literally
Speaker 1: five minutes, and probably wouldn't even that long. I'm like
Speaker 1: that was that was. It hurt for like a few seconds,
Speaker 1: then five minutes later I didn't even know it was there.
Speaker 6: My head hurt the whole day.
Speaker 1: Well, the head's a lot more sensitive. It depends on
Speaker 1: where you get stung, right, And then in at our
Speaker 1: family reunion just this last June, I was stung by yellowjacket.
Speaker 1: I was walking through the yard and I was and
Speaker 1: actually in my yard. I got stung by yellow jacket
Speaker 1: like a week after that, just because they they they
Speaker 1: they I don't know if they nest in the yard,
Speaker 1: or if they nest down low somewhere in the bottom
Speaker 1: of a bush. But you walk by him, and you know,
Speaker 1: they just they just think you're invading them. And I
Speaker 1: got stung on the on the on the foot or
Speaker 1: on the ankle twice, and those hurt for like ten
Speaker 1: or fifteen minutes. But you know, in the media part
Speaker 1: of the shoulder here, it didn't really hurt that badly,
Speaker 1: but that one on my foot kind of hurt. And
Speaker 1: now the yellow jacket was half the size of that
Speaker 1: that walks. But the good news is I'm not allergic
Speaker 1: because it didn't die from any of that. I didn't
Speaker 1: put anything on them. I just like kind of walked
Speaker 1: them off. And I don't know. But uh yeah, haven't
Speaker 1: haven't got it. Roberts in there talking about he got
Speaker 1: into some scorpions earlier. I haven't been stunn by a scorpion. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So knock on this is actual wood right here. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna knock on it. So, but something like a sting
Speaker 1: treatment like that is a good idea. Yes, huh.
Speaker 6: I see venom are removers for bee stings. I'm just
Speaker 6: doing some googling, but I don't see a lot of
Speaker 6: post treatment for a sting other than get the stinger out.
Speaker 1: For bees, yeah that's yeah, Yeah, that's on bees. You
Speaker 1: got to really piss bees off to I mean, you know,
Speaker 1: if you're trying to take their honey, I guess. But
Speaker 1: if they're just flying around you, they're not going to
Speaker 1: bother you. Generally speaking, wasps, they're just mean mothers. They're
Speaker 1: just mean, mean.
Speaker 6: Mother So Poto time says, wash the area with cool
Speaker 6: water and for about ten to fifteen minutes.
Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, if you're from the southeast, just put some
Speaker 8: nicotine on it.
Speaker 6: Everyone says, it's just drink more whiskey. Yeah, yeah, have
Speaker 6: any whiskey at the time.
Speaker 1: I've heard mustard. But that's for a burn, not necessarily
Speaker 1: for a sting.
Speaker 8: But keep burn jail in my first st aid kid
Speaker 8: in the art, because that's something that you're gonna run
Speaker 8: around when you're camping, or you're gonna run into when
Speaker 8: you're camping. Is somebody grabbing something hot out of the
Speaker 8: fire or off the grill. Yeah, so I'll always keep
Speaker 8: burn jail in that kit.
Speaker 1: Burn jail. Okay, now there's some of that right here. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's I'll add that to the pack just little packets
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've just got some they almost a little like
Speaker 8: a ketchup packet.
Speaker 1: To keepeah in mind. Yeah, yeah, okay, I've got some
Speaker 1: stuff like that in here. That's a good idea. Yeah,
Speaker 1: because you're gonna get you know, grab a pot uh
Speaker 1: pot handle or something like that. It's gonna be hot
Speaker 1: at some point. But I guess that's true. Freddy Max
Speaker 1: says baking soda and water that actually does work. Yeah,
Speaker 1: cigar smoke slows down beds, not wasps.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I tried blowing cigar smoke at the one that was
Speaker 1: in my deer stand last week, and it didn't seem
Speaker 1: to that bead was he was like he was fast,
Speaker 1: little sucker like cheez But uh yeah, I mean, uh,
Speaker 1: I wish that cigars would repel you know. I like
Speaker 1: the sign that they have up. But Michael's that says,
Speaker 1: I use my cigars as idiot repellent. You've seen that one, Frank.
Speaker 6: I was. I was just there before the strings.
Speaker 1: I know, I got your text earlier. I was busy,
Speaker 1: but I just got home a little bit ago.
Speaker 6: I figured as much. I didn't know if you would
Speaker 6: be around, but are we ready for the next thing.
Speaker 6: I saw a good suggestion in the chat, Sure, go ahead,
Speaker 6: a CPR shield. So a CPR shield is a plastic
Speaker 6: device that you put over someone you're about to give
Speaker 6: CPR on, and then some of them have one way
Speaker 6: valves so you can only breathe it to them. Because
Speaker 6: when taking some of these CPR classes, and I actually
Speaker 6: had to do it one time, you don't know what happened,
Speaker 6: what caused him to fall over. He could be sick
Speaker 6: with something, or when you're doing CPR sometimes it causes
Speaker 6: the person to vomit, and you don't want that stuff
Speaker 6: coming into your mouth either. So those shields are these
Speaker 6: A lot of them are designed to have a one
Speaker 6: way valve so you can only breathe into them and
Speaker 6: nothing comes back on you. Or a couple of them
Speaker 6: are just the little plastic inserts so you're not mouth
Speaker 6: to mouth with some old guy on the ground. But yes,
Speaker 6: that was in my pack too.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 1: Yeah it's a good idea. Yeah, yeah, that's a really
Speaker 1: good idea.
Speaker 6: Did we already talk about tourniquets.
Speaker 1: We did not. Somebody in the chat I mentioned tourniquets
Speaker 1: are useless without training. I've actually through my sheep dog training.
Speaker 1: My church security group that I trained with a couple
Speaker 1: of years ago. They taught us how to use a tourniquet.
Speaker 6: You're not doing it right to the guy yells a.
Speaker 1: Lot, Yeah, that's go.
Speaker 8: Go to a stop the bleed class. Yes, yeah, I
Speaker 8: give them all over the country.
Speaker 1: That's that's that's what we had. We had to stop
Speaker 1: the bleed class. Yep, and by a guy who does
Speaker 1: that sort of thing, and he does training tactical medicine.
Speaker 1: In fact, I had talked I had talked to a
Speaker 1: tac med guy at one point time about coming onto
Speaker 1: my live stream to just to just to kind of
Speaker 1: go over some high level stuff. So I think that'd
Speaker 1: be I think that'd be time.
Speaker 6: It's also correct, to be honest, I've been taking CPR
Speaker 6: classes over about fifteen years now. The current revolution of
Speaker 6: this is less breathing, more compressions. But I've seen that
Speaker 6: go away and come back number of times. So it's
Speaker 6: up to you.
Speaker 1: Makes sense, Okay, you know what.
Speaker 7: Your favorite outdoors store might offer classes in first aid
Speaker 7: basic first aid. We've got a Saint Louis, We've got Ori,
Speaker 7: but we also have this place called the Alpine shop
Speaker 7: and they every month do just first you know, individual
Speaker 7: first aid kits, what you should get, how you should
Speaker 7: use the stuff in the kit, YadA YadA.
Speaker 6: Austly, if you wanted more advanced one, check out red Cross.
Speaker 6: I took a Red Cross class when I was in
Speaker 6: college two decades ago now, but they covered everything from
Speaker 6: splints to deep gashes to other things.
Speaker 8: Another good one is wilderness first Aid. Ever get the opportunity, yeah,
Speaker 8: take it?
Speaker 1: Does Canterbury teach something like that?
Speaker 8: I do not know.
Speaker 1: He's got some really really awesome looking classes, like like
Speaker 1: he's got intro to Basic, Intermediate and Advanced Bushment, Bushcraft, Wilderness, Survival,
Speaker 1: Building Sheltered. He's got a bunch of stuff, and man,
Speaker 1: I just if he was freaking closer than Ohio, I
Speaker 1: would have gone to two or three of those by now.
Speaker 1: I was just and I email him sometimes I'm like, dude,
Speaker 1: I really want to take your class, and he's like, man,
Speaker 1: just let me know when. I'll make sure you get
Speaker 1: a spot, and I'm like, I appreciate it, but it's
Speaker 1: just it's a two day drive to get there. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and I would want it. I would want to drive
Speaker 1: there because I would want my gear with me and
Speaker 1: whatever gear because he's got a list of gear at
Speaker 1: the at the bottom of the class sign up page.
Speaker 1: He's got a list of gear here. He's like, here's
Speaker 1: what you need. And I'm like, okay, I'm not bringing
Speaker 1: a bowie knife and matches and crap like that on
Speaker 1: a freaking airplane. So and I just I would prefer
Speaker 1: to drive anyway. That's just me. But but I really
Speaker 1: want to take one or two of his classes. I
Speaker 1: think that would be really really beneficial and fun to learn.
Speaker 6: The search group I was a part of do have
Speaker 6: Wilderness First, DAID do Regular one and also Advanced, which
Speaker 6: I never was able to get out to, and I
Speaker 6: kind of regret that because that would have been so
Speaker 6: much fun. Yeah out of forty five of course Technical
Speaker 6: Emergency Casualty Care class.
Speaker 1: Yes, pretty yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: I just google these Stop the Bleed courses. All of
Speaker 7: the ones in my area are at hospitals and it
Speaker 7: looks like they're they're taught by, you know, someone from
Speaker 7: the hospital staff, and they're all free.
Speaker 6: Really Stop the BEAD is a free class. Yeah.
Speaker 7: So the one I'm looking at here is at Mercy
Speaker 7: South Hospital, Saint Louis. It is from It's on eleven
Speaker 7: twenty four, so it's a Monday and it's four thirty
Speaker 7: to six pm. Free.
Speaker 8: It's worth it. The one I took was free, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: but definitely worth it.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And Frank try if they aren't screaming, you don't have
Speaker 8: the turning get tight enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Ben Paul says Wilderness survival and cannibalism for dummies. Dude, Paul,
Speaker 1: you've been to Japan too many times, Buddy, I mean.
Speaker 7: For dummies.
Speaker 1: Know what he's talking about. Oh dude, that's great. Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you guys, here's a good question. Do you guys
Speaker 1: renew your shirt training every three years? Do you guys
Speaker 1: have cert where you guys, Jason and Kyle, do you
Speaker 1: have shirt where you live?
Speaker 8: Nope, we have.
Speaker 7: Someone's gonna have to school me in the in the comments.
Speaker 7: We have certification classes for our ares and races. I
Speaker 7: don't know if that goes towards SERT or if it's another.
Speaker 1: A no, sir, it is community emergency rescue training or
Speaker 1: something like that. It's it's generally done by it's Ham
Speaker 1: Radio adjacent, but it's usually not a Ham radio club
Speaker 1: or group that does it. In fact, a lot of
Speaker 1: them use gmrs, at least in this area. That's how
Speaker 1: they do. The city of Grapevine, last I checked, does
Speaker 1: not have a CERT program, so it's something that the
Speaker 1: city has to sign off on. The City of Hurst
Speaker 1: has one. I think Bedford and US both have one.
Speaker 1: Two or three of the other cities around me have one.
Speaker 1: But last I checked because because Hurst was the Hurst
Speaker 1: Radio Club was working in conjunction with the Hurst Cirt
Speaker 1: Club there for a while, and they still might I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but but at the time, this was
Speaker 1: three or four years ago, it was right before COVID,
Speaker 1: I think, and the City of Grapevine. I was like,
Speaker 1: I'm going to get involved with the city of Grapevine.
Speaker 1: They don't have a CERT program at all in this city.
Speaker 1: So I never really got involved in CERT because I
Speaker 1: was like, well, it's not I'm not gonna if something
Speaker 1: were going to happen, I'm not going to drive to
Speaker 1: Hurst to assist them. I want to stick close to
Speaker 1: home and be in my actually my actual community, in
Speaker 1: my neighborhood, and they don't they don't have anything like
Speaker 1: that here.
Speaker 6: I was looking to do something more, not just to
Speaker 6: the local community, and that's why I joined that search
Speaker 6: and rescue group.
Speaker 1: It goes, yeah, well and that's techs are right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: so that's Texas Searching k Yeah, totally agree, but that's
Speaker 1: that's also not CERT. No, they kind of overlap a
Speaker 1: little bit, but that's not the same thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I'm looking here. So the city doesn't have CERT training,
Speaker 7: but the county does, so okay, okay, Yeah, Saint Louis
Speaker 7: is kind of screwy that they've got. So I live
Speaker 7: in the city, but the city is also a county,
Speaker 7: and then the county is a county also, so you know,
Speaker 7: there's it's two different to two different counties. But Saint
Speaker 7: Louis County County has CERT and looks like they've got
Speaker 7: workshop classes Tuesdays and oh my gosh, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Speaker 7: from six thirty to ten every week. Wow. That seems
Speaker 7: a lot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it does seem like a lot. I'm sure that
Speaker 1: the I mean, I'm sure it's not a new class
Speaker 1: every day, right, probably like four classes and then they
Speaker 1: start over again or something.
Speaker 7: Maybe.
Speaker 6: I think you have to take a number of different
Speaker 6: types of classes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's true. I think the CERT training program
Speaker 1: was like I don't know, for six weeks. It was
Speaker 1: like one or two days, one or two evenings a week,
Speaker 1: a couple of hours for for for several weeks. I
Speaker 1: don't I don't remember exactly how long it was.
Speaker 7: But yeah, yeah, it's on, yeah, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Thursdays
Speaker 7: is at the Forest Park Community College campus. Yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 7: it looks like they do have that. Yeah, interesting, sir.
Speaker 1: It is Citizens Emergency Response Team. I think I said
Speaker 1: rescue team. Yeah, Citizens Emergency Response Team. But uh, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: it is a lengthy Yeah. Oh, Izzo was a cert trainer,
Speaker 1: helpful for grants and other funding sources.
Speaker 3: Okay, good, nice.
Speaker 6: Did y'all also cover backup knives and scissors to have
Speaker 6: in your so?
Speaker 1: So there's a so I have scissors in my kit.
Speaker 1: I have these Madison Supply scissors. I've had these for
Speaker 1: a long time. I actually owned these, several of these,
Speaker 1: like this bleed stop and the burn gel and stuff.
Speaker 1: I've added this kid, I don't have this yet. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go buy those after the stream.
Speaker 8: That would have been way easier. Just cut off the
Speaker 8: rest of his finger.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, yeah, Well, you don't want those, you want
Speaker 6: a good knife for that, Jason, my finger shurts clipping.
Speaker 7: Now it doesn't hurt anymore.
Speaker 6: Now you don't have a finger.
Speaker 1: Like that, like that scene from a major pain. I
Speaker 1: got something to take your mind off that painting your
Speaker 1: finger work every time.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So the scissions you were just sowing there on
Speaker 6: screen were fabric scissors that will cut through heavy, heavy material.
Speaker 1: It's made for cutting uh sorry, just the wrong screen.
Speaker 1: It's made for cutting off off like uh.
Speaker 6: Clothing, clothing, heavy material, slow jeans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, go through genes.
Speaker 6: And if it goes through jeans, you pretty much could
Speaker 6: go through anything. Yeah, that's a good thing to have.
Speaker 6: I also recommend having a backup ead C knife in
Speaker 6: your kit because you might lose the knife that you
Speaker 6: traveled with, or you wanted a clean knife or something.
Speaker 6: You can always have another knife.
Speaker 1: Can't have too many of those, right. Well, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you what these days, I've got flashlights coming out my years.
Speaker 6: Oh a flashlight flash.
Speaker 1: I've got flashlights every freaking wear. I just for some reason,
Speaker 1: I see a flashlight online and have to buy it.
Speaker 1: I don't know why.
Speaker 6: Uh, we now got flashlights everywhere before I did. They
Speaker 6: search a rescue group I hated the headlamps, but now
Speaker 6: I'm a I sing by that I would like amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't like I don't like the headlamps either,
Speaker 1: but they are incredibly useful for setting up camp, setting
Speaker 1: up an RV, setting up deer camp, walking to and
Speaker 1: from a deer stand in the dark. They're incredibly useful
Speaker 1: if you if you need your hands to do something,
Speaker 1: putting gas in a generator after dark. Very Yeah, headlamps
Speaker 1: are worth their weight in gold for sure.
Speaker 6: And backup batteries for all your for your lamps that
Speaker 6: made lamps and if you can only buy ones that
Speaker 6: have the same battery type, so only double ships.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's true. But we were We went to uh
Speaker 1: uh Carlsbad Caverns on vacation this year. We went to
Speaker 1: Big Ben. We stayed, stayed for two or three nights,
Speaker 1: and we went through Guadaloupe Mountains and UH and then
Speaker 1: Carlsbad caverns, all national parks and uh in Carlsbad Cavers.
Speaker 1: You've ever been there, Frank, Carlos Bad.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you go down in the yes, yeah, you go
Speaker 1: down in the big caverns and it's all underground. It's
Speaker 1: nice and cool down there. So we get we we
Speaker 1: get in there and and uh, we're like, I don't know,
Speaker 1: twenty or thirty steps in and Emily's like, oh, I
Speaker 1: forgot we're supposed bring your flashlight. I was like, I
Speaker 1: got two of them. She's like, she's like, of course
Speaker 1: you do, talking about yeah, I've got two of them.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but yeah, so we act we activated those
Speaker 1: natural parks on that trip, and she activated all of
Speaker 1: them as well, and that's why we were there. But
Speaker 1: that was a fun trip to walk through those caverns
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 6: Those are a great place to go visit. I'm trying
Speaker 6: to think of what else. You know.
Speaker 7: One of the things that whenever I was going through
Speaker 7: my pack was to remove and refresh all of the
Speaker 7: things that had expired.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, it's good. I did to check it about
Speaker 1: about once a year, I'd say. In fact, I heard
Speaker 1: I heard one guy. There's a guy on YouTube called
Speaker 1: Marine X. He's actually here in the North Texas area,
Speaker 1: and he does he's a former marine, and he does
Speaker 1: like EDC gear, like all kinds of everyday carry DC gear,
Speaker 1: and he has a he has a pack that like
Speaker 1: an emergency get home pack that he keeps in his car,
Speaker 1: and he's got two of them. He's got one for
Speaker 1: winter and one for summer. He's like, he's like that
Speaker 1: way when you at the end of the summer, when
Speaker 1: you're changing out to your winter pack, you pull out
Speaker 1: your winter pack and everything that's expired, you go through
Speaker 1: it and you know, renew it, and then when you
Speaker 1: change it out to the summer pack six months later,
Speaker 1: you do the same thing the summer pack. So it's
Speaker 1: always a good idea to, yeah, go through that at
Speaker 1: least once a year and make sure you know any
Speaker 1: batteries you have. If you have batteries in flashlight, I
Speaker 1: don't know why anyone would buy a I don't know
Speaker 1: why anyone buy a flight. I mean, if I were
Speaker 1: going to buy a flashlight for a pack like that,
Speaker 1: I would that I was only going to get into
Speaker 1: every now and then I would buy a USB rechargeable battery.
Speaker 1: These days, yeah, you can get flashlights with eighteen six
Speaker 1: fifties and they're good flashlights and whatnot, But if you're
Speaker 1: not carrying that every day, I wouldn't put like a
Speaker 1: flashlight with a double A or a couple double as,
Speaker 1: or an eighteen sixty fifty and a pack that I'm
Speaker 1: going to put away for several months because more times
Speaker 1: than not, I've had those batteries explode, especially if you
Speaker 1: get the cheapy ones off Amazon. You have those batteries
Speaker 1: explode and it corrodes the contacts inside the flashlight or
Speaker 1: the little radio you have, and then it's ruined. You
Speaker 1: can't really ever fix it after that.
Speaker 6: I've put a little piece of plastic like they do
Speaker 6: on the new devices, So I unscrew them that piece
Speaker 6: of plastic and I screw them back so that lights
Speaker 6: has the battery they and it's not constant.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, or just keep it, keep a fresh
Speaker 1: set of double a's or eighteen batteries and don't put
Speaker 1: it in the device. So yeah, but but you know,
Speaker 1: simple things like that is a good practice to get into.
Speaker 6: Bill says to have a webcutter available and a glass breaker,
Speaker 6: so in your car. I think that was a good
Speaker 6: thing to have in your car and not in your
Speaker 6: pack because a lot of times these packs are in
Speaker 6: the bottom of your backpack, so they need to be
Speaker 6: in the center console.
Speaker 7: Yes, right, Well, well you want one of those, yeah,
Speaker 7: where you can get to it. So therefore, if you
Speaker 7: if you flip your car into a pond or a
Speaker 7: lake and your windows don't roll down, you can get
Speaker 7: the windows open after have you did? You guys? There
Speaker 7: was a date line where I they did like common
Speaker 7: how to get out of common? Not common, but like
Speaker 7: if you're in a in a situation, how to get
Speaker 7: out of it. And one of the things that I'll
Speaker 7: never forget this if you if you drive your car
Speaker 7: or your truck into a lake or a body of
Speaker 7: water and it starts to fill up and you can't push,
Speaker 7: you can't get your door open. It's because the pressure
Speaker 7: is different from the inside of the outside. So you
Speaker 7: literally have to let the cab fill up with water
Speaker 7: to a point where then you can equalize the pressure
Speaker 7: and then push the door open. And I'm like, that
Speaker 7: experience has got to be one of the worst where
Speaker 7: it's coming up and you have to let it go
Speaker 7: all the way up you can push, Oh my gosh,
Speaker 7: it's just like there's no way.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Did y'all watch MythBusters? That was something that they tested
Speaker 6: and they're like, this is the freakiest thing we've ever done, because,
Speaker 6: like you said, you have to literally sit there and
Speaker 6: wait for that air pocket to go all the way
Speaker 6: up the ceiling.
Speaker 7: I'm not going to let it get to that point.
Speaker 7: I'm going to get that door open.
Speaker 1: Just roll up, roll the window down, or break it.
Speaker 6: You know. Yeah, well a lot of that. You're going
Speaker 6: to be cancussed because you're going to go, let's say,
Speaker 6: forty five fifty miles an hour to nothing really fast.
Speaker 6: You're going to be dazed, and your point of opening
Speaker 6: that door is gone already.
Speaker 1: I've seen plenty of stupid people just driving the rivers
Speaker 1: for no reason. So I mean, yeah, it happens in
Speaker 1: Galveston every time the island floods, just people driving to
Speaker 1: people driving. Some guy in a freaking a Toyota or
Speaker 1: a pre not a not a truck, but like a
Speaker 1: like a little Sedan or a Prius or some crap
Speaker 1: like that, and they're just floating down there. I'm like, hey,
Speaker 1: it's a good thing you brought that little cartoon car
Speaker 1: out here, little the what's it called, the the little
Speaker 1: Frank lookalike car, but alsohire Sapphire lookike car. You know,
Speaker 1: to drive through a freaking flooded street down here.
Speaker 6: Is not running on batteries.
Speaker 1: True, true, Yeah, you drive a battery car through a
Speaker 1: river out.
Speaker 7: Goodness, now dancing on Pull three Sapphire.
Speaker 6: Y'all you're just jealous. She's beautiful and blue.
Speaker 1: No, No, we're really not. No, No, Kylin and I
Speaker 1: both have blue cars. No, we're not jealous, trust me.
Speaker 6: Oh what else? Someone said? It israel bandage or compress
Speaker 6: Those are good to have their their turna cake like,
Speaker 6: but they also provide a lot of pressure to the womb.
Speaker 6: So if it's a larger womb, that will help keep
Speaker 6: pressure on it constantly.
Speaker 1: I've heard of Israeli bandages, but I'm not sure exactly
Speaker 1: what they are.
Speaker 6: They're kind of like so they have a gauze and
Speaker 6: padding on the outside. So after you pack a deep womb,
Speaker 6: you put that on there, and they'll have butterfly wraps
Speaker 6: that you'll circle or you go up and over a
Speaker 6: couple of times. Then you can tie it tight on
Speaker 6: top of the womb and it will keep a constant
Speaker 6: pressure on them.
Speaker 1: Gotcha.
Speaker 6: Okay, So it's for a large gash or deep stat womb.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, all right, we'll add that to the to
Speaker 1: the kit here too, so.
Speaker 8: I keep my kits separated. I mean, I've got kind
Speaker 8: of basic everyday items, and then I've got severe bleeding.
Speaker 8: So I think about those as two different things.
Speaker 1: I would yeah, I mean if you if yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: I would think that's two different things.
Speaker 7: Also, and you have different do you have different packs
Speaker 7: for oh you kind of answered my question, but for
Speaker 7: different locations, like would you have a car pack? And
Speaker 7: then you've got another pack in your RV that has
Speaker 7: different types of contents.
Speaker 8: So my truck has the major bleeding bag in it.
Speaker 8: And then I have two what I just call booboo
Speaker 8: kits that has the wound seal in them. It's got
Speaker 8: band aids, it's got aspirin, it's got a few two
Speaker 8: by two gullses. I mean, it'll fix a finger. But
Speaker 8: if you've got severe bleeding, we got to go get
Speaker 8: the bigger kit.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So, and then I've got those. I've got the major
Speaker 8: bleeding components in various places. For instance, I've got one
Speaker 8: of those that stays on my range bag, so if
Speaker 8: we're going to the range, that's always with me. I
Speaker 8: don't want to have to go back to the truck
Speaker 8: if I need that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So do you have tell me if this is true?
Speaker 7: So you've got a pack in your truck that's got
Speaker 7: some major trauma things that that you keep in there, right, yes,
Speaker 7: in case you come across something that needs attention right away.
Speaker 7: But do you have a less severe kit like that
Speaker 7: Buba kit in your RV, because therefore you can get
Speaker 7: something on whatever you need to, you know, a wound
Speaker 7: or whatnot. But then you're probably gonna get to a
Speaker 7: point where it's safe, and then you're gonna get back.
Speaker 7: You're gonna get into the truck and then go somewhere
Speaker 7: where it's where you can get more attention.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: So I have one of the Booboo kits with the
Speaker 8: wound sealed and all that stuff I was talking about,
Speaker 8: both in the r V and in the truck.
Speaker 6: And in the house.
Speaker 7: Gotcha, gotcham.
Speaker 8: So I keep multiple because I might be in the
Speaker 8: truck without the r V, right right, so right, so
Speaker 8: I want that with me. But I also have one
Speaker 8: in the r V because if we're camping, that's the
Speaker 8: first place somebody's gonna go. Look.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a good idea. I don't have
Speaker 1: one of those in my new RV. I should do that,
Speaker 1: So I have one in my truck. I figured that
Speaker 1: anytime I'm in the r V. I'm gonna be in
Speaker 1: the truck, so I just keep it all in the truck.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't have It doesn't hurt to have a
Speaker 1: redundant backup if something you can get to maybe a
Speaker 1: little bit quicker.
Speaker 8: Well, if I left in the truck and the wife
Speaker 8: needed something, yeah, yeah, there's a you know, there's another
Speaker 8: one there.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, true ha.
Speaker 6: Un till it hurts, don't. Yeah, it was just hilarious.
Speaker 6: Have y'all talked about also just things to have on
Speaker 6: your person, Like in my first day kit, I also
Speaker 6: have fire starters in there and water pure offiers, so
Speaker 6: if I do get lost, it's a self contained that
Speaker 6: I can also have, like kind of an emergency kit.
Speaker 7: Also, Well, you're talking about the ten things to go
Speaker 7: hiking or camp or yeah, right, your little ten things
Speaker 7: for hiking day hiking ten essentials.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, No, we didn't really get into that. That's
Speaker 1: not really what we were talking. I mean, it's good.
Speaker 6: Good on my person first day kit because that's part
Speaker 6: of the emergency in my mindset. So that's where I
Speaker 6: put a couple of things in there for that.
Speaker 7: Along with your tube of preparation.
Speaker 1: H and his portable Sepa machine.
Speaker 6: Hey man, I can't sleep without that thing anymore.
Speaker 7: And yeah, you never tell.
Speaker 1: You're gonna take a nap, you right, You're obviously not
Speaker 1: drinking enough whiskey, Frank. But yeah, but that that'd be
Speaker 1: another that'd be a good Uh, that'd be another good
Speaker 1: episode to do, like a fire starters and uh, like
Speaker 1: a get home like I've got I've got like two
Speaker 1: get home bags. I've got to I've got two get
Speaker 1: home bags and I've got what I call and again
Speaker 1: I got these ideas from this Marine X guy on YouTube.
Speaker 1: Two get home bags. One of them is right here
Speaker 1: in front of me because I was going to do
Speaker 1: a video about it, but I need to put it
Speaker 1: in my truck. And I have a blackout bag. And
Speaker 1: what that is is it's a bag you keep in
Speaker 1: like a closet of your house so that when your
Speaker 1: power goes out, which I this is not a dig
Speaker 1: I promise you, but you know people in California with
Speaker 1: they have really the crummy power grid out there, and
Speaker 1: those brownouts and blackouts all the time, you have something
Speaker 1: in your bag where you can you know, you can
Speaker 1: have radios, flashlights, you know, some emergency water maybe some
Speaker 1: protein bars that kind of thing. But you have something
Speaker 1: and you know it's all just in one place. That
Speaker 1: way you don't have to go dig in through stuff
Speaker 1: through the house and blah blah blah this kind of thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: So so I've got he's he's got he's like, got
Speaker 1: this blackout bag that he's like, this is what I
Speaker 1: keep in the house for when the power goes out,
Speaker 1: you know, big storm, crummy power grid, whatever, whatever the
Speaker 1: case may be.
Speaker 8: And instood a video online in September.
Speaker 1: For a blackout bag. Yep, okay, okay. I generally, I generally, uh,
Speaker 1: I get your I get your notifications about your video feeds.
Speaker 1: But I don't. Uh, I didn't see that one.
Speaker 8: But you don't. You don't watch them, it's what you're saying.
Speaker 1: I watched them. I watched the ones. I get the notifications,
Speaker 1: and I watch the ones that I think will be
Speaker 1: interesting to me sometime in the next forty eight hours.
Speaker 1: I like the APR S ones. Man APR S ones
Speaker 1: are really good. Yeah, and uh, I like the one
Speaker 1: about your uh your your your MA expedition go bag
Speaker 1: for your was it an FT five or FT three?
Speaker 1: Your FT three radio? I copied that one and I
Speaker 1: gave you credit in my video. I was like, this
Speaker 1: is a great idea. I'm gonna do this myself.
Speaker 8: So no, I did that during National Preparedness mont Ah.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, what month was that?
Speaker 1: I think I remember September.
Speaker 6: I totally missed that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, September.
Speaker 6: I usually go through and look at what's going on
Speaker 6: sale for text free weekend in Texas and see if
Speaker 6: I want anything. Usually that's when I buy the the
Speaker 6: tarp that I've probably ripped up by it last year.
Speaker 6: So yeah, tarps of steaks. Steaks never have enough.
Speaker 1: Steaks, that's true. That's true.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 6: He's always losing them, bending them given to someone and
Speaker 6: they never return it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's true.
Speaker 6: One thing I do need is a hammer. Not not
Speaker 6: in my first day kit, but I need a small
Speaker 6: hammer for.
Speaker 7: Everything's a hammer, Frank, everything that hammer, well, you're just
Speaker 7: not using the device to its full potential.
Speaker 1: You're gonna want to go to the grocery store and
Speaker 1: get that little hammer that's like that weighs like four
Speaker 1: or five ounces, because that would fit nicely in sapphire
Speaker 1: until you until you get it, until you get a
Speaker 1: real vehicle. I wouldn't put a hammer in.
Speaker 6: There, So well, I want to put it in the
Speaker 6: PoTA pack. So I want to hammer a steak into
Speaker 6: the ground.
Speaker 1: Yeah. No, what I've what I've started using is those
Speaker 1: uh those drill because I carry my uh my wireless
Speaker 1: drill with me everywhere. And and those drill ones that
Speaker 1: you can put in the ground with like a hammer drill.
Speaker 1: Those are those are cool.
Speaker 8: How do we go from first aid gets to hammer drills?
Speaker 6: Hammer drill?
Speaker 1: It's all adjacent. I don't know. Yeah, is all right?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: I could be a hammer all.
Speaker 1: Right, Jerry, I I got a comment on on that, buddy. Okay,
Speaker 1: Texas Telly in California, they have a bad power grid.
Speaker 1: That's like the kettle calling the pot black.
Speaker 3: L o l.
Speaker 1: It happened not once, not unless the kettle is this
Speaker 1: big and the pot is the size of my freaking truck. Okay,
Speaker 1: So I can put the kettle. I can put the
Speaker 1: kettle in my pocket, and the pots the size of
Speaker 1: the truck. So yes, we had that thing, that Texas Snowmageddon.
Speaker 1: That was twenty twenty one. It was almost six years ago,
Speaker 1: and or almost five years ago, brother, Yeah, And in
Speaker 1: the fifty years that I've lived in this state. That's
Speaker 1: the only time that's happened. And yeah, we don't have
Speaker 1: regular brownouts here. That's not a thing because because they have,
Speaker 1: because the power grid is overloaded with stuff, so we don't.
Speaker 1: We don't. Never had that, never had that, so kind
Speaker 1: of not the same thing. But uh, but that's just me.
Speaker 6: California's do it to themselves. They're shutting off all their
Speaker 6: old file plants and coal plants and m all right,
Speaker 6: I'm done, all right, yeah, yeah, yeah we can.
Speaker 1: We can do another episode about powering back up. So well, Texas.
Speaker 8: Just as many electric vehicles not yet.
Speaker 1: Well that's true. Well the tests here now, Tesla is here.
Speaker 7: Now can say Elon's taking up residency.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in in South Texas?
Speaker 7: There have you? Have you been to that.
Speaker 6: Boca Boca we're on? I want to? Yeah, I want to.
Speaker 7: It is huge. Now, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Do not know. I would. I would love to go
Speaker 1: down there. And the SpaceX launches take a place down
Speaker 1: on the coast to.
Speaker 6: Their test launches. Yes, they have regulars down there.
Speaker 1: Yeah we should.
Speaker 7: I mean, here's something a Jason here, Jason, that you're
Speaker 7: talking about. We should plan a trip we should plan
Speaker 7: a ham radio trip where we go down and we
Speaker 7: watch rocket launches and we activate PODA.
Speaker 1: We can totally do that. I mean, we can even
Speaker 1: get a special event call signed to do that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and yeah, that would. I've talked about doing that with
Speaker 1: a couple of the guys up here in one of
Speaker 1: the local clubs. And yeah, I've talked about doing that before.
Speaker 6: But rocket lot's caught off today because unusual URF activity.
Speaker 7: How far is that from Dallas?
Speaker 1: I could I could get I could get to your
Speaker 1: house quicker than I could get there college.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's that's down in like Brownsville, isn't it, Frank.
Speaker 6: It's southern. You get in Texas.
Speaker 1: It's probably twelve hours. It's probably twelve hours south of me. Yeah,
Speaker 1: ten to twelve, ten to twelve hours. I can get
Speaker 1: to Kyle's house in about six hours, seven hours, six
Speaker 1: seven hours, No, no, I'm sorry, nine hours, nine hours
Speaker 1: I can get Yeah, nine hours. I can get to
Speaker 1: Saint Louis. It's twelve hours to Brownsville.
Speaker 7: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Uh Freddie max In He's like, that's an awesome idea.
Speaker 1: I assume that's what he's talking about. Yeah, Freddie Max
Speaker 1: a couple hours about four hours north of me.
Speaker 7: You know what we maybe should do is we should
Speaker 7: nine hour drive okay, to.
Speaker 1: Brownsville to to star Base, oh to start Okay, Okay,
Speaker 1: So maybe it's not quite all the way down there then,
Speaker 1: but it's not down there. It's nine hours to port A,
Speaker 1: Ransas and to uh End and the corpus. And I
Speaker 1: thought it was further south than that, but I don't.
Speaker 6: Know exactly where it is Andre Island south Okay.
Speaker 1: So okay, so yeah, that's probably nine to ten hours.
Speaker 1: Then that's not quite as far as south as.
Speaker 6: Brown it's probably a level with Jason's driving.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, but maybe one year after Hamcassion we should
Speaker 7: go over to uh uh Cape canaveral right at your launch?
Speaker 6: Did you see the launch last year?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a great idea.
Speaker 6: I saw it from the field. There was a rocket
Speaker 6: launch during the yes vacation.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we saw it. Yeah, we were all watching it. Yes,
Speaker 1: uh huh.
Speaker 6: I was just sitting down in the trading area. There
Speaker 6: was oh, how what did that happen? My videos all
Speaker 6: screwed up?
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 1: That's your OBSM. So all right, so first aid kits
Speaker 1: and stop bleed kids and now rocket launches. So that's all.
Speaker 1: That's all kind of in the same.
Speaker 8: Thing, right, don't forget the hammer drill and the averag drill.
Speaker 6: Solve in the world's problems, that's right, and some glitter.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, hell yeah, that's great. Okay, Well all right,
Speaker 1: well we got to get together with I don't want
Speaker 1: to talk about this right now, but uh the ham
Speaker 1: Caation guys did email me and they want to come
Speaker 1: onto the stream, and uh so we're gonna get them
Speaker 1: on probably in January.
Speaker 8: And but there are only three months out from ham.
Speaker 1: Cation, the four of us plus a couple others and
Speaker 1: who are who want to camp at hamp Cation. We
Speaker 1: need to get onto it. We need to plan a
Speaker 1: live stream and come back on here and talk about
Speaker 1: camping ham Cation plans for this. Uh this this upcoming February.
Speaker 1: So we will make that happen probably sometime in mid January,
Speaker 1: so you guys be prepared for that. And that's gonna
Speaker 1: be that's gonna be fun. I enjoyed the heck out
Speaker 1: of that trip last year. I really really did it.
Speaker 1: It was it was a fun drive to get there,
Speaker 1: it was a fun camping experience and not having to
Speaker 1: go to a crummy hotel at night when the Hamfest
Speaker 1: is over. And I really, I really enjoyed it, probably
Speaker 1: more than Dayton because everyone could camp there. You know,
Speaker 1: Dayton's such limited camping space, and I love my camping
Speaker 1: spot at Dayton. I'm glad I can provide that for everybody,
Speaker 1: but as a hangout spot anyway during the day. But
Speaker 1: it was a lot more fun to have more people
Speaker 1: camped kind of all in the same area at Hampcashon.
Speaker 1: I just really really enjoyed. And you know, it's it's
Speaker 1: forty degrees in Texas during that time of year. It's
Speaker 1: seventy degrees in Florida then, so that's nice too. I'm
Speaker 1: ready to get the heck out of the cold by
Speaker 1: the time February gets here. So so I'm looking forward
Speaker 1: to that again this year because I had I had
Speaker 1: a lot of fun with that last year.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you're gonna have to bring your Blackstone. I'm gonna
Speaker 7: bring mine, and maybe we can we can cook all
Speaker 7: of the meals at the campsite and just stay there
Speaker 7: the whole weekend. We don't even have to freaking leave.
Speaker 6: That's rotate chefs, though.
Speaker 1: That's almost what we did. Yeah, that's almost what we
Speaker 1: did last year. That's almost what we did last year
Speaker 1: because I had my Blackstone there last year. But yeah, absolutely,
Speaker 1: I'm I'm totally down with that. That's just that's just great.
Speaker 1: So yep. But yeah, Bill's in the chat. He was
Speaker 1: there with us last year too, so and those and
Speaker 1: uh it was uh, Tim, Bill, Frank and Rob with
Speaker 1: me and the five of us were in a camper
Speaker 1: I had rented. Those guys all all paid me for
Speaker 1: their share, and I reached out to them about a
Speaker 1: week or so ago and I said, who's in. You
Speaker 1: guys get first right of refusal, and all four of
Speaker 1: them they're like, yep, I'm in.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna have the same group. I'm gonna try
Speaker 1: to find a camper that actually has more than five beds.
Speaker 1: I try to find one. It's kind of hard to
Speaker 1: find one that has more than five individual beds, so
Speaker 1: at least someone that somebody wants to rent it to you.
Speaker 1: But anyway, so yeah, well we're gonna do another live
Speaker 1: stream about that upcoming. And I know that Brandon from BattleBox,
Speaker 1: he's he wants to come hang out with this over there.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's gonna camp there. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: get hangs Strange to come back. He was there, he
Speaker 1: wasn't there last year, he was there two years ago.
Speaker 1: So and trying to get some some other dudes out
Speaker 1: there as well. So KB five you two y Dave,
Speaker 1: he's recently become an r V er thinking about going
Speaker 1: full time, and he's in the chat now. He said,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna bring my big blackstone as well. So Dave
Speaker 1: is the other person, Jason that I was trying to.
Speaker 1: I was like, there's somebody else who told me they
Speaker 1: we're going to camp this ship. That's who it was.
Speaker 6: Just had owned the live stream talking about mestastic. I
Speaker 6: bet he'll be there with his computer in a line
Speaker 6: of people behind him fly can you flesh? And this
Speaker 6: and this?
Speaker 1: Ye ye this, that's good. Okay, all right, let's call
Speaker 1: it quitz. Thank you for joining us tonight that this
Speaker 1: was a fun stream. Appreciate everyone's time, Kyle Jason especially,
Speaker 1: thank you guys for taking the time out today. I know, Jason,
Speaker 1: I know your schedule is really up in the air. Kyle,
Speaker 1: what are you doing? You're doing some q SO party
Speaker 1: next weekend.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sweepstakes a RRL sweepstakes Saturday three pm Central to six,
Speaker 7: well three pm Central on Sunday if you do twenty
Speaker 7: four hours, but you can do thirty six hours. So
Speaker 7: this is the contest with the really long exchange. You've
Speaker 7: got your section, your check, the year or the year
Speaker 7: that you were licensed, your call sign, and precedents, so
Speaker 7: it's a huge exchange. There's no signal report, but you
Speaker 7: might want to if you're want to get into contesting.
Speaker 7: This is probably not probably not the one you want,
Speaker 7: not the way you want to to, you know, dip
Speaker 7: your toe in. But if you do decide to dip
Speaker 7: your toe listen for a while and get the cadence
Speaker 7: correct on what they're they're talking about, and then go
Speaker 7: into the rules and figure out you know what your
Speaker 7: exchange should be, and.
Speaker 6: Then you know for your particular station.
Speaker 1: What's the what's the goal is just work as many
Speaker 1: stations as you can or correct.
Speaker 8: Okay, yep, Kyle, explain something to me. Yeah, you say
Speaker 8: you don't do a signal report. Every contest I've ever
Speaker 8: heard on the ear gives a five. Nine is a
Speaker 8: signal report, regardless they asked for six times for your
Speaker 8: calls on and the until you're a five to nine
Speaker 8: right right, Well, why do we exchange?
Speaker 7: I'll give you in fifteen seconds. This signal report is
Speaker 7: there in most contests. The only two contests you really
Speaker 7: don't exchange the signal report is NAQP and sweepstakes and
Speaker 7: a couple of other minor field day field Day, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 7: field Day. That's a good another good one. But anyway,
Speaker 7: whenever you say the five nine, that is like your
Speaker 7: cue to say the next thing that is going to
Speaker 7: be said over the air is the exchange. So it's
Speaker 7: that that Q And whenever you don't have it, sometimes
Speaker 7: it's a little crazy because you say the call and
Speaker 7: then you know the next thing is the exchange. Well,
Speaker 7: if you're looking for it then and you're an experienced contest,
Speaker 7: you know that you're not supposed to say the uh
Speaker 7: the signal report. You can you're already in that mode.
Speaker 7: But typically for other contests, you say the signal report
Speaker 7: to say, hey, here comes the exchange. The next thing
Speaker 7: I'm gonna say so, but it is I I hear you, Jason,
Speaker 7: I hear you loud and clear. Whenever you're trying to
Speaker 7: get through the ride, and everyone is five nine. But
Speaker 7: see that's just the I don't have a reason, that's
Speaker 7: just the way that you know. It was done before
Speaker 7: I was born, so right, right right, I don't know
Speaker 7: what to tell you.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 6: The trigger word I listened to and when i'm when
Speaker 6: I hear are like okay, I'm ready to go is
Speaker 6: when the station says please copy.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 7: Well even the most experienced contesters still get into that rut.
Speaker 1: So yeah, yeah, yeah, all right, guys. Well, once again,
Speaker 1: thank you for your time tonight. Appreciate everyone being here.
Speaker 1: I'll put the links we talked about for everything today.
Speaker 1: I'll put it in the description of the video here
Speaker 1: in just a minute, and I just shared them in
Speaker 1: the chat once more. And we will see you guys
Speaker 1: sometime this week. So everyone have fun and stay warm
Speaker 1: and seventy three doll bye. Here's the here's the close
Speaker 1: out that we're gonna do this again.
Speaker 6: Let's go.
Speaker 5: That's too high, They're crazy.
Speaker 4: Well, I tuned into the chadder on a fridayday night,
Speaker 4: open for some wisdom, for a signal soul, right, but
Speaker 4: a drumbling, a little frequency jam. Every channel's crowded with
Speaker 4: sad hamp Oh sad hemp crying on the band, complaining
Speaker 4: about the prices. Things ain't going ass playing Sadam always
Speaker 4: in a jam, turned the down and there you are
Speaker 4: just a sad hand. These new rigs are pricing just
Speaker 4: a corporate game. Back in my diad, it wasn't all
Speaker 4: the same. And those YouTube courts they've all sold out.
Speaker 4: The sad Ham chorus. Hear them scream and shout, Oh
Speaker 4: sad pamp crying on bath, complaining about the prices. Things
Speaker 4: ain't going ass pads, Saddam always in a jam, turns
Speaker 4: down and there you are just a sad hand. CB
Speaker 4: ain't real radio, they say with a sneer, get a license,
Speaker 4: Sun before you come near. But the air waves crackling
Speaker 4: with a bitter tone. Sad Hams grumble on it. There micra,
Speaker 4: they say. Back in the day, it was also for
Speaker 4: bring ruin by gadgets. You don't understand. But while the
Speaker 4: world moves on leaven sad ALM's humble song, Oh sad
Speaker 4: Damn crying, complaining about the crisis, things ain't good boy,
Speaker 4: and asked what I said