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I dig the grab handles on the side of the rack! I’ve often considered something similar. One option to get an extra step is one of the little door latch footsteps from Amazon. I keep mine in the rear door pocket and it works great. Also, by removing the third row seat, you have a constant 30 amp circuit on each side for other uses. 😃

Video idea. Could you make a video as far as shtf "apocalypse" ect. clothing? There's not much out there as far as materials and stuff. I feel like most people understand the basics. cotton kills layering in cold is king, down is nice and light, but on the flip side, most down jackets would get shredded by a few thorns. wool can get heavy but insulates when wet. A nice carhartt jacket will last forever but doesn't pack down all that great. Love the content!

Don’t forget BSM and rear cross traffic warning…don’t believe the TRD Pro have those two features. At least they didn’t in the 2nd gen Pro I had.

Just walk around out side in your bare feet is the best just make sure it is not where you dog goes to the bathroom. I feel the difference just walking outside with out shoes on or socks.

My son is a truck driver I bought Peak for his break down bag.

Compact is Moe Pebbles!

anything metal with a chassis ground IE your bug out truck , my FM transceiver ..the EMP does not care if you have a surge protector .... the EMP creates the electric charge through any thing that will conduct it.

Hey Mike plz continue with the 101 prep vids definitely very helpful but also the rest of your content very weird how I couldnt find your channel a couple days ago.Anyways keep em coming learn something new everytime💪🏾👌🏾

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Dude! You need to link up with rumble. Love your videos, always great info!

What is the ham radio I like to get one

so glad I watched this. time to prep!

I think I’m gonna put pants on😁💯💪🏻

Definitely educational! Thank you for making this video !

Hey Mike, when you get your bumpers from C4, I assume they are Raw metal. Do you powder coat them or send them to be painted?

You’ve now had this unit for 4/5 mos. How’s it working out? We have an 11’ LX with a similar factory head unit and I just decided to go back and watch your video again. We do have Bluetooth Audio / USB Audio but no CarPlay. Thinking this might work, depending on your long term review.

Do you have to deal with DEF on the bigger trucks with Diesel engines?

Sick video brother , these get you thinking for sure , it’s better to know these things especially if you have a family. Would love to see a full video on freeze dried foods and looking forward to the water vid

Thanks for all the time and work you spend to bring these information type videos to us.

Congrats on the Freeze Dryer! You're going to get so much use out of it!

I have a serious question. If it were to "come down", what would you do about friends and family that come knocking on your door knowing that you are well prepared?

Did you ever get to try that Blanchard’s Cajun Seasoning that I gave you at the Expo last year?

1k!!! Screw that noise they can keep that overpriced hunk!

More like this! World is strange these days...

I've been switching from fresh peanut butter over to a powdered peanut butter. It is not quite as good tasting as the fat is removed but reconstituting it with some water and coconut oil or honey makes a fine spread!

Definitely need a deep dive on freeze drying. I have a surplus of eggs with 15 chickens for a family of three and want to be able to preserve the food long-term.

Was wondering if you channel still has a discount code for Vertx? I’ve been entering LLOD but it doesn’t except it

Don't use boiling water for your honey liquefaction! A crockpot on low works great, you ideally want to keep the water below 140F to keep it from pasteurizing. If it is already pasteurized than by all means use as hot of water as you want but if you took the time to collect your own or purchase raw honey, keep it under 140F.

Thanks for free info Mike, cheers to the algorithm 🤘🏼

I like this content from you. We raise a garden, lots of weeds too lol, each year. For the past 3 years we have been raising meat birds. Its not as hard as one might think, especially if you have a processor near by. In 7 weeks your little investment of about $12-14 per chick of food, water and the hatchling itself will have turned into an abundant food resource of about 5lbs with a market value on the very low end of $20 for a pasture raised chicken, all containing 0% salt brine in the packaging (waste of money when buying by weight at the store), 0 hormones, 0 vaccines should you choose that option, and 100% cage free and free ranging if you run them on pasture after the brooder. They make great barter items for the freezer and a great source for your own nutrition and for your family and friends. Taking control of your food situation, even if just in a small way, is a very good feeling.

Greatly appreciate this content!

Love the prepping videos. Most of he prepping channels are either boring or the sky is falling people. I obviously see a need for preparedness, but not every disaster is a nuclear bomb or Russian Paratroopers.

Great video I am learning all about solar and have a few of the systems you showed. My new addition is a 40w flexsolar panel it has usbc usba and dc5221 outputs...I am going to pair it with bluetti's . smallest ac2a. The new technology is amazing and with fast charging on such a small panel..blows me away.

Here to help with the algorithm!

Great series! keep it up!

The prepped type content is some of my favorite! Keep them coming!

Ehh you don't really need a license. So long as you're not doing something stupid the government won't be coming after you.

I have a TLR-6 light and when I attach that to a glock 43 there is serious wabble and it doesn't seem secure like yours. Is there something I'm missing because it I put it on the trigger guard and it isn't flush against the bottom of the gun.

This was great info!!

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The best kind of dehydrated meal is the one that doesn't constipate you

Love the hour long videos talking about different topics

great series you're doing I always enjoy your videos especially these gear/prep videos.

Yes we need more of this less of Talon more preparedness

I enjoyed this one. Keep em coming.

adding stuff to my prep. Thank you.

I like the prepper content if the algo is listening. Not a complete freak, but feel more prepared than most.

Did you say you are selling your OG Tacoma? You really should save that for your 13 year old

Back to the basics, preparedness videos. I enjoy these videos the most. Keep up the great work!

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