For the first 1:50 the back window makes it looks like you're driving in reverse very happily and at high speed.

@ronniewilliz153

3 жыл бұрын

Dude that's so crazy lol it dose

@1115devon

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same it was really getting me

@timsatori

3 жыл бұрын

I was just looking at that is driver's window he's driving straight what you looking for back window and everything is like he's going in reverse flying backwards

@unifiedtheoryoflife9922

3 жыл бұрын

I am at 1:14 and came to the comments to see if it was just me seeing that. Out the side window you can see he was going forward, but in the rear window everything was reverse - my brain almost overheated

@unifiedtheoryoflife9922

3 жыл бұрын

Then the next segment was his face top lit in the dark with the headlamp so he looked like a floating head - this should be the halloween episode

I remember when I found Diesel Creek. Just a random click on a "what the heck is this about?" suggested channel. Now I look forward to each new video to see what you're up to. One of my favorite channels. Outstanding job on the driveway! J

@koolerking440

3 жыл бұрын

Mine was a strange “cutting long grass” string of YT clips, then DC with the skid steer + trimmer thing on the front video popped up, and that was that!

@anthonyjenkinson2710

3 жыл бұрын

@@koolerking440 the one made out of chinesium

@spiritusmalingus343

3 жыл бұрын

When I first cliked on 'DIESEL CREEK: ' My first comment was, ''the things I find myself watching at 4:AM during a PLANDEMIC.'''

@scottfortune9016

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@SteifWood

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, I been watching Camarata for yrs, then Jessie Muller and others, and now Diesel Matt. They are all cool guys, but maybe with Matt's personality and coolness a notch above.

I’m not a countryside person, let alone a farmer. I’m a french expats in asia and for an unknown reason, I bing watch these Diesel Creek videos. Matt seems like the kind of friend we all need to have. Love the mindset and the content of this channel

From an Australian perspective the amount paid for these machines and the availability of them is phenomenal. You just don’t see that stuff here for those prices.

@scalph999

3 жыл бұрын

murica

@jickmccivy6327

3 жыл бұрын

LOL read the post and that was my first thought,

@blackjack117200

3 жыл бұрын

@liam Anderson Pennsylvania is America.

@ivanolsen8596

3 жыл бұрын

Maaaate, you are doing things wrong, in Sraya you form a foreign owned mining corp, register it in the Cayman Is. and the gubmint will throw in $80mil a year and you pay no tax, buy all the machines you want. Simple.

@bellezayverdad

2 жыл бұрын

@liam Anderson It is. America is first and foremost the name of a continent, even if yanks appropriated the name to refer exclusively to themselves.

I'm a 59 year old woman. I've been fascinated with heavy equipment and construction since I was 2 years old, and a new house was being built across the street. I could watch this stuff literally all day.

@cody9613

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't that what we call a boomer

@DodiTov

3 жыл бұрын

@@cody9613 No, I'm 70 and I;m on the tail end of the boomers. 65 and older is the boomer years. We were the post WW2 generation. 1945-1955.

@normhowes2975

3 жыл бұрын

My Grandfather had a couple of old dozers in a outbuilding building that I don't recall when I wasn't playing on them and I'm 60.

@golfmike304

3 жыл бұрын

@@DodiTov according to Wikipedia. LOL the boomer years are from 1946 to 1964 so Pandora_369 is technically a boomer. as am I born in 1963 my wife was born in 65 is not according to Wikipedia. I donate to Wikipedia so I am allowed to use them. LOL

@inside0ut

3 жыл бұрын

So what if she is? She should get out and get a dirt mover and live the dream! Even if it’s an acre....

Came for the auto car, stayed for the great content. Somethin satisfying about watchin a fella work on the stuff you work on!

@rattles3044

3 жыл бұрын

Same here ! Love this channel !

@ruaraidhmcdonald-walker9524

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly! Hear hear!! 👍

@1NELove

3 жыл бұрын

Definitely came for the Auto Car.

@marvinjansen185

3 жыл бұрын

Greetings from Germany we don’t have Channels Like this🙏🏻

@SE-cm3rh

3 жыл бұрын

@@marvinjansen185 You need to check out Laura Kampf's channel

It’s super cool to see you use the equipment you rehabbed, for your own projects.

I got to admit. I caught this show by accident and I have been watching ever since. Matt works hard at what he does. But I don't think I could do as much as he does.

Diesel Creek Road Builders, Autocar restorers and old church renovators besides wrenching on diesels, drone filming, filming, narrating and editing. Cheers Matt!

@grahamcarter5662

3 жыл бұрын

Why don't you use your chains to spread the rock.alot better

At 7:00 am he didn't go ask them to fill his truck with rocks. he was asking them if they knew knew of any old rusted busted equipment that had been abandoned for 30 years and needed some work.

@dave_n8pu

3 жыл бұрын

I'll add to the chorus, I thought so too, you had to look out of his side windows to make sure which way he really was going.

@jimmypopp2695

3 жыл бұрын

@@dave_n8pu Yeah in some of the shots it looked like he was going forward through the side window closest to the driver side and reverse through the other window.

@DXT61

3 жыл бұрын

@@dave_n8pu Yeah, it was a reflection off the rear window of the windshield view but initially i thought it was the actual view from the rear window. Optical illusion.

@paullunney3205

3 жыл бұрын

@@dave_n8pu can

@GeraldSaulnier

Жыл бұрын

@@dave_n8pu no

have you heard of back tailgating back up and start dropping your load and continue back up you really need to master this type of skill once you see it done or you do it and master it you won't believe how easy it can be it really is badass trust me just try

@BCDanno63

2 жыл бұрын

That works best with a spotter eyeballing the flow of the pour...

@cleetusmacfarland9453

2 жыл бұрын

I came here to suggest chaining the tailgate and spreading it going forward which is how I've always seen it done

@BCDanno63

2 жыл бұрын

@@cleetusmacfarland9453 absolutely and with a ground man spotting the flow it can be damn near perfect ready for compacting..I’ve done it also with asphalt on Driveways and aprons ... but that second walking man is essential for preventing glitches in the flow...👍

@maikeljaonson8814

2 жыл бұрын

Seen it done on u tube

Much respect to a guy. The way you use most of the equipment that you have rescued and renovated yourself is a site to behold. Quite envious really. I look forward to seeing how the property develops.

The money you’ve saved having those old crusty machines and being able to do all that work yourself is beyond impressive. Plus, it’s given you great content.

@jurgenkuhlmann9194

3 жыл бұрын

True - but what if one of those old crusty machines needs a new hydraulic transmission?

@KK-dt4gj

3 жыл бұрын

@@jurgenkuhlmann9194 you buy used or buy a new old machine.

@ctdieselnut

3 жыл бұрын

@@jurgenkuhlmann9194 that's the downside, and why they are usually bought cheap. Until they break, renting, buying newer, or hiring out the work is significantly more expensive. Scrap prices are high right now.

@jurgenkuhlmann9194

3 жыл бұрын

@@ctdieselnut Well - a rusty front loader makes 6 tons of scrap metal! That's all right!

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

@@jurgenkuhlmann9194 the loader weighs 25 tons

I really hope that when you go to bed every night you're proud of yourself. You're a good man that works really hard and has much more skill than you give yourself credit for. I'm proud of you and don't even know you.

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bud! 👍🏼

I’m curious as to why you don’t set chains on the gate to do a controlled spread? It’s a lot less futzing around and your material goes further and you use less fuel. The fabric can handle the dump driving over the fabric.

@wendellmcqueary8624

9 ай бұрын

I agree 100% , set the chains, start dumping as you back up.

Good to see the loader bring put to use and running! Btw, it may be easier next time to be driving as your dumping the rocks; that'll help spread them and eliminate the need for the big piles to push over.

@easymoney1776

Жыл бұрын

Dump while backing up.!!!!! Would be so much more consistent and cleaner and less work/fuel.

It’s sweet to see you just jump in the loader and be able to start it and use it considering the condition it was in when you first started working on it

@cjjohnson1821

3 жыл бұрын

@George Jones I was going to ask about those tires still holding air. Then I thought about it and realized they must be because if they weren't, it would be parked and he'd either be looking for used tires or selling it.

Hard to believe there was a tree growing up through that wheel loader a month ago.

Matt, being born and raised in S.W. Pa. I know exactly what you mean about the weather. I can remember as a kid (I'm 71 now) it being 60 degrees and sunshine and waking up the next morning with 15 inches of snow on the ground. Love your videos and keep them coming.

Excellent job on your driveway. Your farm is gonna be pretty sweet once it's all done.

Some day, someone is going to ask me "what did you do with your life?" and I'm gonna say "I watched a guy build a driveway". :D

@gostriderblack

7 ай бұрын

It’s not how I wanted my life to go. It’s just, I CANT STOP!!!!!

@20molecula

7 ай бұрын

I’ve been watching with you since I’m retired and somewhat less mobile.

@cujoedaman

6 ай бұрын

@@gostriderblack It's like a super slow train wreck. You can look away if you want, but you don't want to!

@AntonioClaudioMichael

5 ай бұрын

Right 😂😂

@MalloryBoyd-fp9ip

2 ай бұрын

And rebuild all the equipment necessary to build the driveway.

"Let's do something and hope we don't get dead". The motto of Diesel Creek. Can we get that on a shirt Matt?

I know how satisfied I am after watching this episode, you must be thrilled. The time lapse was excellent to fulfill our need for immediate gratification.

At 4:30 hearing the rock crusher sound in the background sounds so familiar, I worked in a quarry as a teenager and heard that sound 12 hours a day.

This channel is gonna cost me a fortune! Every time I watch a new video, I feel the urge to go rent a piece of equipment and just move dirt for no reason.

@cooldog60

3 жыл бұрын

It looks like fun!

@codyshearer7626

3 жыл бұрын

This channel makes me buy more equipment haha lol

@cjjohnson1821

3 жыл бұрын

I have an acre to eventually build on. Needed to put in an access driveway across a neighbors property. Craigslist ad popped up for a well broke-in Bobcat mini skid steer. Didn't hesitate for a second before buying it. Love it. Thanks Matt!

@Txsbill

3 жыл бұрын

Where you at Scott? I’ve got a pond I’m trying to dig on my place by myself. Come to Texas and I’ll let you do all the digging you want!😏

@78ginop

3 жыл бұрын

No kidding. As of right now I want a dump truck a equipment trailer and some old piece of equipment that hasn't been ran in at least a decade. But have no reason to own any of it let alone have the funds to buy any of these

Ah yes geo textile, smart choice there, now you don't have to fix it every year. BTW: Did you see my post about collecting all the rainwater that falls on your machine shed roof, storing it and then using it to wash your ever expanding vehicle fleet? 👍😉

@Netherlands031

3 жыл бұрын

The purpose of the textile is so the rock doesn't get pushed into the ground, correct?

@akersjon278

3 жыл бұрын

@@Netherlands031 Yes, exactly. I have seen several other American You tuber's that have made roads and parking areas like this, but that didn't put down any textile, and they keep having to add gravel almost every year. This is a situation where the saying "cry once, buy once" is very apt...

A year late, I'm guessing 7300 feet. I've seen the new shop go up and I'm amazed you gor it all done so fast. Great work!

I rarely sub to anything, but the spraypaint on the dozer blade made me chuckle so I figured why not. good job

She might be big and slow, and you have to learn the controls, BUT she has only 1/4 as many controls as the grader. Cool job.

@mog5858

3 жыл бұрын

but you don't touch the controls on a grader or that defeat the averaging of what a grader does. set them and run your grade then readjust.

@Craneman4100w

3 жыл бұрын

@@mog5858 Not true. There's a little more to it than that brother. A good blade man is an artist in every sense of the word.

@dfross87

3 жыл бұрын

@@Craneman4100w AMEN to that! We have a master grader driver who comes out and maintains our tracks here when needed. Regularly adjusts the controls in response/anticipation of something only he can see, but the results speak for themselves. Me, well lets just say most tractor pulls leave a smoother surface than I do when I try grading.

Like a kid playing with toy trucks in the sandbox but all grown up! Cool...

@simonjones7785

3 жыл бұрын

The old ytriple nickle is sounding sweet

Good man right here, works hard, doesn't let anything get in his way..................... Great channel brother

Matt, you are one hard working guy, doing this all by yourselves! Great work keeping al those old machines going!

There's something really satisfying about watching a road develop. Of course, it's even more fun, watching someone else do all the hard work! LOL

@jameskeene2294

2 жыл бұрын

I will say one thing you did a much better job on your driveway than I did on mine ! First I just cròn with dirt 🤪 then with slender and the rain just wash them and then I put down crush concrete drove it into the ground (then pick out all steel) and its still there 2 day 6 years later. Jim

So frikin' cool seeing that old loader being put to work again. Your best buy yet imo

Watching you circle that tree with the compactor reminds me that I have seen a few trees die over the years from root compaction caused by machines running on the roots so will be interesting to see how that tree does over the next 2-3 years. Generally we try to stay outside the canopy of a tree to avoid the roots but its not always possible. Love this channel and I hope that tree does well! Keep the content coming please :)

You have to admit, the timing for the snow was just right now that you got the gravel done.. looks great!

This is what I was imagining when I was a kid playing with my toys.

@robinwells8879

3 жыл бұрын

Me too. I had the tonka grader and an excavator. Happy days. 👍

@vinces8974

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!!!

@temper6554

3 жыл бұрын

yepppp I wonder why he didnt ask anyone to join him haha

Your musician friends lend an awesome sound track to these videos.

Congratulations Matt. I am so happy for you, reaching this big milestone. Love your videos. Have just finished watching all your videos from start till now. All the best from "Stralya".

Looks great Matt! I rebuilt about a half mile of logging road that hadn't been used in 80+ years for a friend of mine using just his F450 3 yard dump truck and bobcat. It took me all summer and my kidneys still hate me....lol. I am retired and it was really a great way to spend the summer in north Idaho.

What do I do after a long day's work? Go home and watch someone else do hard work. Great work man. Keep it up.

I came for the church series. Still waiting for the end of it. But enjoying the random nature of the content here

I really think people ought to set up a fund for you to hire an assistant. It's astonishing the amount you get done when you have to do literally everything yourself

@YorkyPudinz

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah i feel real sorry for the guy that has more land and tools than he knows what to do with, deffo needs helping out... 🤦

@UrMomGreen.

3 жыл бұрын

Andrew camarata the same,he does all by himself

Watching you resurrect your "toys" and see them work on your farm is both relaxing therapy and motivation for me to do my "honey-do tasks "

There’s something fascinating about watching heavy equipment move earth and rock around.....it’s sort of like watching a campfire or a running river. And BTW - the driveway looks superb Matt. Well done!

Working in Construction (electrician), and only ever observing ground work, i never knew just how useful a skidsteer could be!!! Its the 'swiss army knife' in my eyes

I have to admire your work ethic and your make-do and mend approach to your equipment, Rome wasn't built in a day but you're getting there.

New subscriber here, just stumbled upon one of your videos when you repaired the skid steer. I've watched a couple since then and the more I watch the more I like them. I really like the abandoned church project so far. This driveway is a heck of a project, great job! Looking forward to seeing a lot more of them. Thanks!

Matt, she might be slow, but the sound of her engine is just the best music for my ears! You’ve got a impressive tool collection!

Congratulations! That's a real milestone.

You! My brother are living the dream, it's like a big ass toy shed for men. I do enjoy this channel and just I just sit back and think. Man, that must be so awesome. Keep it up brother. Keep it up.

Did ours with 10-inch rock, rolled into the mud, 2-inch on top of that, then crush-n-run, rolled. It's 8 years old and still perfect.

That day you find a you tube channel you just find awesome !!!! About a month ago i found Diesel Creek. I have been watching hours and hours of content and just can not get enough !!! love it. Keep up the fantastic work Matt. Big thumbs up from the UK.

I don't care if triple nickels are basically cursed, that loader is by far the best-sounding piece of heavy machinery I've ever heard haha

I remember doing things like this on our farm when I was growing up. I can almost smell the fresh dirt as you are plowing it up. There are days when I wish I could go back to it again... sigh...

My brother Matt, I was overwhelmed with great joy by subscribing to your channel. You are a very creative man. I am a fan of heavy equipment, as well as the beautiful work you do. Indeed, I feel happy when I watch your channel. I ask God to grant you health, long life and happiness. Very beautiful work.

Man I sit down and say to myself Im just gonna watch one video......an hour later I am still watching your videos. Damn you

@nielsroetert

3 жыл бұрын

Every time, haha

Hell yeah! Rainy day Saturday in SC, time for some DC and coffee

@michaelblaszkiewicz7283

3 жыл бұрын

You in the upstate? It's raining all day here.

@sccarguy8242

3 жыл бұрын

I’m in the low country myself near Hilton Head.

@TheHomePros6221

3 жыл бұрын

It’s raining here in Atlanta ga

@stephenmitchell4393

3 жыл бұрын

raining here in british columbia canada , 2hrs straight north of Spokane Wash,

I loved it when you mentioned your future kids shoveling the driveway. Great work sir!

Really enjoying your videos. I've really enjoyed watching the equipment rescue/ refurbish ones. Like seeing the old equipment returned back to service. Your starting to amass quit the collection.

You've got a lot of very valuable "Sweat Equity" in both your equipment and property , You can be proud !

Man, that was awesome! I really felt your sense of triumph when you made it to the shop. I’m amazed at your energy and focus getting all that done by yourself. Good job! Great video!

Just one question that would have made life whole lot easier for ya: why oh why didnt you use your speader chains while dumping?? Gotta love working a job especially one of such..... beginning to end! Such satisfaction really and for you to be able to incorporate it into your someday homestead is great. Congratulations on this chapter, can't wait to see the next. Great job Matt!!

Matt, I guess you are not in need of a smart grader. You do one heck of a job without one. Driveway is turning out amazing! And preserving the top soil for future use was smart too. I like it!

Gday Matt,, Great to see Meatball putting in an appearance ,, Driveway came up a treat , you probably have one of the nicest for miles arround . So now you need to put up a mega cool entrance ,show a touch of class . Great episode . Respect from Down Under

Damn, didn't think you'd actually knock out the rest of the road in one go, impressive.

Goodday Matt, I have enjoyed watching your blogs/videos over the past month or so. I'm in Australia & am a retired truckie. Watching what you do with old pieces of scrap, bringing them back to life and then putting them back doing what they were built for is just beyond me. I had enough trouble rebuilding the truck engines and transmissions over a 40 year career mate I feel I must dip me lid to you. Amazing work ethics, crazy mind and also great dreams. How is the church progressing? Mate, keep up the great work and the terrific videos. God bless you and your wife.

@DieselCreek

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot buddy! Glad you enjoy it!!

Lime stone Drive way Looks Amazing Matt 30:50 @Diesel Creek

Most beautiful thing about this is that you're doing all the work with mostly left for dead older iron that was brought back with some good old fashioned hard work! LOVED seeing that old Michigan helping lay out the stone! She's old and slow but you saved her from death for little money and give her something to do!

@BrodieBr0

3 жыл бұрын

@George Jones lol I agree! It wants to still feel useful just like most humans do. haha

@starrionx1

3 жыл бұрын

Not just a 'Will it start' but a "Will it start, then do useful work?" Seeing a fleet of working old big iron is a warm feeling. Even though it feels like the grader is not going to have work to do by the time it is up and running.

@BrodieBr0

3 жыл бұрын

@@starrionx1 Agreed! Old doesn't always mean obsolete. And using old iron has it's own benefit to the environment as it's not taking $100,000 to $400,000 worth of resources from the earth as a new machine will.

You could cut the work in half if you would tailgate the rock load to begin with! But I would probably play with all those toys if I had them too!!!!

@billforrest4205

3 жыл бұрын

Yup! I was just thinking to myself "Why doesn't he just chain the tailgate and dump as he backs up??"

@TXH1138

3 жыл бұрын

he can't back out onto the bare road cloth, he'd sink.

@greggnunya312

3 жыл бұрын

@@TXH1138 He would be backing onto fresh stone.

@fairlanefivehundred

3 жыл бұрын

@@TXH1138 The membrain wouldn’t be bare, it would be covered by stone, laid at whatever depth you want it, controlled by your speed, and the tailgate gap, set by chains. 50 years ago, on the first job for a road agency, my foreman got in with me, and showed me how to raise the box, get moving, trip the tailgate, and spread the material at whatever depth you want, foreword, or backward

@rayrutherford1538

3 жыл бұрын

I would think he would still have to spread it even if he tailgated it because his dump truck isn’t as wide as the road although for narrower projects that works great

Great Job. In Virginia they made me get a DOT permit, County LUP and a permit from the Army Corps of Engineers just to get a 1300 foot driveway only. All that just for a Farm driveway to a back pasture. Got to love it.

Its amazing seeing all of these machines he has revived and then actually getting to see them used for their intended purpose. Love the videos, keep it up!

You’re a man with a plan Son. Well done like all your videos.

@tobydozier9030

3 жыл бұрын

Yea he knows wtf hes doing no doubt.

Lots of blood sweat and tears into that project. Great job and all on your own.

One big thing I like about your videos are that you do almost all your work by yourself

You remind me of myself when I was a younger man ( now 78 ) I spent about 37 years in heavy construction doing dirt work. I have built many miles of driveways.and owned several old iron, newer could afford to buy a new one. GOOD JOB

I really enjoy watching your videos both getting and using all your equipment to do great jobs.

Mornin Mat . Best way to start a Saturday.👍🏻👍🏻

You sure did right on the purchase of the pay loader . It’s making your life much easier . Will get jobs done faster too . Will come in handy when changing tires or doing brakes on the crane truck , and the like .

Good job Matt. You're very fortunate to have the skills and the time to revive these old tools. Sure helps in the long run. I'm looking forward to seeing what the house is going to look like. Thanks for the excellent video shares and bringing back old memories.

Congrats, man. Seriously. That's a heck of a lot of work for one man. If I lived nearby I'd help for food.

Meatball looked like he thought it was just too early to be up.🤣

You MUST have fun with all that equipment!

This was an awesome video. I loved watching you drop a driveway with all the big machines. So much fun.

I'd actually like to see you build your shop so you can properly work on the Autocar now that you have your Driveway.

Love the musical intro

That driveway could probably need some proper ditches on each side later. Beautiful work, I really enjoy your videos.

The demolition crew that tore down the house next to mine had an Autocar dump truck. It really impresses me of the size of that thing!!

My husband started calling out distances as you were walking.....and said "1900" as you stopped at your container shop. Imagine the smug look on his face when you zoomed in for the actual measurement!!!

@amilton2128

3 жыл бұрын

He watched the last thirty seconds while you were making the popcorn!

@SE-cm3rh

3 жыл бұрын

@@amilton2128 Ha ha....good one....but,.nope! Annoyed with his accuracy, I asked him how he was calling out the numbers that way. He said he knows our own rural driveway is 600 feet long. And having watched many of Matt's "real time" arrivals, he was simply estimating each major section as it went by in time lapse. And then randomly added just a little extra for the last bit between the last turn and the shop.....and surprised himself, too!!! He's got a good eye.....he can lay out flames on a car with equally annoying accuracy! Guess that's why I keep him around!!!

A guy with all the cool tools and knows how to use them. I love this channel.

It's so cool you have amassed your own fleet of equipment. Perfect for this project. You epitomized the term DIY. Or resurrected the concept of be self sufficient with diesel lol. Thanks for the content Matt.

when you watch out the backwindow, but what you see is driving forward...^^ i still remember the build of that container shop, back when we thought about containerbuilding our home

Yep, driving in reverse and yet going forward. My brain was doing the funky chicken fer a bit.

As an old ex Seabee it is very satisfying just watching equipment work and build things . Cool episode man , Thanks .

@garymilstead4199

3 жыл бұрын

Greetings from a fellow Seabee! 1968-1974

@handsonwithblg4949

3 жыл бұрын

@@garymilstead4199 Hey man , 1981 - 1987 . Battalion 25 here " Spades and Clubs , Build and Fight " !

@garymilstead4199

3 жыл бұрын

@@handsonwithblg4949 yep Mobile Construction Battalion One. I’ve been building and fighting (with the wife) for over 50 years.

@handsonwithblg4949

3 жыл бұрын

@@garymilstead4199 LOL !! 19 years on this wife time around for me . The first time around was 13 years . I won !

@PanzerBuyer

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know what size stone he is using and guess price per load?

Having done that job by hand for a mere 25 yards, in my youth, I am sitting here green with jealousy. The right tool for the job. Nuff said.

That skid steer must be the best piece of equipment you have there, you can do almost anything with that

LMAS those kid will be in great fiscal shape growing up just because of that driveway

@ethanmcallister7450

3 жыл бұрын

It's physical, not fiscal just as an fyi

@mrdikasun

3 жыл бұрын

@@ethanmcallister7450 If he pays them by the foot, they will be in good fiscal shape ;)

@jac03able

3 жыл бұрын

@@mrdikasun EXCELLENT SAVE!

Love watching these whilst eating lunch on a Saturday afternoon

That is a road my friend to be proud of, looks great and very neat too!

Lots of hard work paying off. The driveway looks good!