SMOKING DEAL ON THE VISE I USED ONLY $19 SHIPPED!!! goo.gl/Oig4rw

@onfarm6521

7 жыл бұрын

Wranglerstar Cody when you say it was like Amish do you mean Hutterite?

@xavierlynch6226

7 жыл бұрын

Hey Wranglerstar, why don't you put aside some tools for Jack?

@dtq73880

7 жыл бұрын

Oh No The Elders! Lol

@bert26a

7 жыл бұрын

I think that's what he meant, my buddy and I worked for a Hutterite Colony last fall doing some ditch cleaning work while they were busy trying to get their crops off the fields before it rained or snowed. They were awesome to work with loaned us an extra laser receiver, fed us and lots! And did some welding for us. And always really nice people.

@headknocker8999

7 жыл бұрын

Great deal on that vise, Next order from amazon I will get a couple of these..

50 years later: Jack's son is going through a pile of 300 hammers and keeps them all cause of "these were my granddads so i will keep em" XD i knew from the start the discard pile wouldnt be very big ;-)

@aldrinw706

6 жыл бұрын

yes

He's keeping the Snap-On, because he's still paying on it.

@markgado8782

Жыл бұрын

Droll.. true

@eugeneduran5489

Жыл бұрын

No doubt

@feelthebowes

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Every church should have a sense of community, I got very sick in fact I was paralyzed for seven months and could not work for over a year. Every bill was paid and no I did not take one penny from the government! Our church stepped up the people in our church overwhelmed us with kindness and love. And with finances. We are blessed beyond measure. It's fun to give but it's not always fun to receive it's very humbling. What a beautiful testimony. And by the way like the end part of your video. Happy trails Luke

@Matthew-zn3zm

4 жыл бұрын

What shame would there be if you did take from the government? That's why governments exist, to serve their people. Not everyone in my experience, almost no one has a community they can rely on. Things change, one day you might not either.

@LesliePiper

4 жыл бұрын

Receiving is in itself an act of generosity towards those giving. (I pray that what I mean comes through)

@yeahbee8237

4 жыл бұрын

So what is the problem if the government does the thing you described? People who dont belong to your churc doesnt deserve Saving?

Your comments on community reminded me of the book 'Tribe' by Sebastian Junger. He talks about how American culture is so individualistic now, and the reason some veterans have trouble adjusting to civilian life is because they loved the communal/family aspects of the military and aren't finding that when they leave it. It's an awesome book.

Lol, "who needs 32 hammers?".... keeps 29

@tarantulady8565

7 жыл бұрын

IKR?!😂

@barrygordon8813

7 жыл бұрын

james mcdonald you beat me to it 😂😂 I laughed more then I should have

@neonc2c2

7 жыл бұрын

My grandfather had a hammer in ever barn door way.

@mikebox

7 жыл бұрын

32 workers

@flatblack39

7 жыл бұрын

I lose tools once in a while around the farm. The junky stuff rides in the tractor box or trailer toolbox etc. Btw, I havent seen my big cross peen lately. lol

I don't pay any attention to the titles... just watch whenever I get notified that Wranglerstar has posted a new video. I find almost all of your content worth watching! Thank you, Cody.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Keith George.

@JohnFrahm0676

7 жыл бұрын

Keith George could not say it better. Agree with your statement. From time to time it gets to much like a lecture for me and then I just fast forward. Keep vloging Cody!

@dominiquehebzz6413

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Poliquin you're making a good point , I Suppose there could be a way to organise this better for that reason (just look in the playlist section (; )

@drac1st

7 жыл бұрын

Keith George Me to well said. 👍👍.

@tjwatts100

7 жыл бұрын

Respect the explanation. This title was good. But i see the problem - Social Media favours sensationalism - what can you do...

These are the kinds of videos that we ALL should be watching. Practical, educational, insightful, wholesome. Thanks, Cody from a happy subscriber.

Great comments on being neighborly and a part of the community. I left the city for small town life because of that.

@banjogun2306

4 жыл бұрын

Philip Cockram How’s it been so far? Townsman to townsman

"This minimizing isn't working for me" LOL

@eodhowland

7 жыл бұрын

It looks like what happens when I try to minimize.

@flatblack39

7 жыл бұрын

Just need bigger shop! lol

@jacobyoung4657

7 жыл бұрын

I am Mongo to many tools? naw to small of a shop

I have 30 houses less than a mile from my house and the nearest neighbor that isn't Amish is a mile away. I don't agree with everything they do and how they live, but a lot of respect for how they work together to build their community.

I admire how you seem to have a respectful and loving marriage. That takes a lot of work. Thanks for being a good role model for men.

love these tangents, Cody I'm 19 and always love when people have great "dad advice"! my father helps me out with my problems and hearing this type of content helps as well.

As one story teller to another, keep on telling stories, my friend. Titles? Do what you have to do. I don't pay them any mind. I'm feeling the same need for community. Keep up the good work. :)

@debwar2863

6 жыл бұрын

Never knew there are so many different types of hammers very educational thanks

me: using random rock i found as hammer

@ulfhenarpolymathmilitant6258

5 жыл бұрын

enjoy your mangled hands and fingers.

@xxgoodboy1499

4 жыл бұрын

Improvisation is the mother of problems.

@owenheffernan9355

4 жыл бұрын

I have a rock tied on to a stick with baling twine

@jakeshaw6827

4 жыл бұрын

Me: using biggest cresent wrench I have as hammer lol

@F1chittynoah

4 жыл бұрын

@@jakeshaw6827 same...

What you said about the Community was the most incredible thing I've ever heard! We definitely need more communities in this world. I think it would be a much better place to live! Thank you for sharing that!

I like your sincere heart!! Just subscribed ,I want more of your knowledge and sincerity!!!

Hahaha. It never fails. Whenever it's time to go through tools to get rid off. The get rid of pile gets pretty small.

@kismetbleu9363

7 жыл бұрын

And then the rest are probably not actually gotten rid of but stored in a box or bag somewhere :)

@willnotcomply1328

7 жыл бұрын

Luke Smith same with me.... I go to discard it and the "I might need that" kicks in.

@DonnaMSchmid

7 жыл бұрын

Uhm... I don't know what you mean... **quickly pushes the bag of "extra" tools behind herself, so no one can see it** :-)

@DelayedPenalty

7 жыл бұрын

There's plenty of excuses to keep every one you own!

We love your videos, ignore foolish comments you and your family are wonderful. Thanks for sharing your lives with all of us those, who don't like the titles should stop watching. Blessings! !!!!

I just wanted to say that I was having a really bad day and letting what people said get to me until your speech at the end of this video. It turned my attitude around and reminded me that I am only effected if I let it effect me. You always seem to have a way to inspire me to work at becoming a better, more understanding man. Thank you for all that you do. Keep it up!

Love the stories!!! Community is so important to people and is currently threatened. Your channel provides an aspect of community for me and I appreciate that

I have a bunch of duplicate hand tools. I am going to clean them up and make a nice tool box for my son.

@KennyInVegas

7 жыл бұрын

You're a GREAT dad! Before my dad died, he gave me the task of dispersing his power and hand tools evenly, between his grandsons.

@filmbluff99

7 жыл бұрын

Frank B Excellent idea. When I was about 9 or 10 years old, my father made a wooden tool chest for me, with a little assistance from myself, and started me off with a small collection of tools and a Wolf electric drill. Unfortunately my father died when I was 12, but although I am now well into my 70s, I still have fond memories of making that tool chest. Naturally I still have the tool chest and many of the original tools, and would not part with them. It would be a nice project if Cody built a tool chest for Jack, so that he could have a set of tools that he could call his own.

@ksstg581

7 жыл бұрын

Phil H99 Well said. I built the simplest basic toolbox with my son when I was still a cabinetmaker apprentice. He still has it- talks about it and the building fondly. I'm pretty sure it's going to end up with his son. (who is now 15) 😃

@5-minute-witness356

5 жыл бұрын

*** DAD AWARD ***

@chisty4436

4 жыл бұрын

🏆

I like your whole vibe I'm glad I discovered you. Keep it up.

Cody, you hit the nail on the head. We really need a greater sense of community within our community. A friend of mine and I bought land 6 miles apart and I am so thankful that we have each other close by to be of help when one of us needs it. Now we just need to reach out to our neighbors in between. Great video!

finally an explanation for the title conundrum. I accept that I respect that. I will continue to watch and enjoy the videos thanks Cody.

I am enjoying the shop build

+Wranglerstar: You keep doing what you do! You obviously have developed a formula for success, and I love that you have the ability to do this full time and have a close relationship as a family. Keep up the good work.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Shaun

I like the titles! They are entertaining twice over! Your creativity to make it work and secondly the anger in the comments from it. Keep on doing what you do Wranglerstar Family! Cheers!

Loved your message about community, I experienced a small amount of this when I was younger and really miss it here in the UK.

3 of 25 in the discards! Sound like my problem as well!

Love the stories. Keep em coming!

I LOVE your shop series. My wife and I recently moved to a new homestead and I'm about to set up my own shop. You've given me a TON of great ideas!

Thanks for sharing Cody. The shop is looking amazing. Keep up the great videos sir. May God continue to bless you and the family.

What you had to say about the community you grew up in is absolutely beautiful. That is so rare in today’s world.

I came here to learn about hammers and you touched my heart man. I needed to hear everything you said at that very moment. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

My wife and I truly do enjoy your videos and we are so glad that you're a big enough person to see past all the negativity. You always have great content and today was especially inspiring because I'm working on organizing my garage and trying to make a work space with all my tools being stored in a user friendly fashion. We have a duplex so that my mother and father could live next door. Along with that came double and triple the tools but we're working on that. My wife loves having them here and feels so blessed to be able to say that she loves having her in-laws just down the hall and through a door. We don't know many people who can say that. We have some neighbors who are a joy and sadly others who aren't so much so. We appreciate what you're saying about community and wish you and your family all the best. Your son is learning amazing things from you that will stay with him for life which is beautiful to see! He will grow up to be a fine man. You're doing a fine job with your channel and we hope you will keep at it! Thanks for the work you put into it. It is so much appreciated!

A lot of good videos on youtube are about people showing us what they do and what they know. Yours are about who you are, you're making it personal and it's incredibly good and refreshing. Keep up the good work, may you and your family be healthy and happy!

I've always been a big fan of your channel. Honestly, the titles need to grab the attention of the viewer, and your's do. The title is the very first thing people see, it has to be catchy and exaggerated to a certain point. I see nothing wrong with bringing people in with the title of a video

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Brennan

@brennanjones5502

7 жыл бұрын

Ingalls Creek Wilderness Outfitters You're mistaken. This is not lying. The definition of a lie is "An intentionally false statement". Cody's titles are not false statements, they are simply written in such a way to capture the attention of a viewer. If he would have said "Big giveaway at the end of the video!!! $1000 of dollars in prizes!!", that would be a lie. If he would have said anything that didn't have to do with the content of the video, it would have been lying. However Cody told about how he grew up in a way that is simmilar but different to the amish. So it is a suiting title, and not a lie.

@tanyabrown9839

7 жыл бұрын

Ingalls. This title isnt even a lie. It says Armish-ish .. It doesnt stay he' was Amish were he wasnt.. but has that extra ish on the end.. to represent much like Armish.

"Maybe its time for you to move on…" made me lol! Keep having fun with the titles!

I only recently discovered your channel. I must admit that I'm hooked. I admire your work and craft as much as your philosophy. Thank you for producing quality content and sharing your valuable experience.

I’ve been watching your videos for a while now and this is the best one I’ve seen yet. I’m very blessed to have my family who have kept me from being homeless for a few years now. And without their help I wouldn’t have been able to get time with my daughter who lives with her mom in Colorado while my entire family lives in Arizona. Your comments on community hit home with me in a big way. My parents Home burned down a month ago and we’re double blessed that nobody was hurt and we’ve had help from family, friends and our community. I had been thinking of starting my own KZread channel where I would find what I call treasures from what people discard and upcycle them. That’s going to have to wait until we have a new home hopefully soon and can build up our tools again. there is a sting of sadness to lose tools handed down from grandparents that really have a great emotional value beyond price. Like you though I will keep positive thoughts and continue to work as I’m able to make my life and those around me better. Thank you for sharing. Keep it up brother !

“Let’s get rid of some hammers!” Keep. Keep. Keep. Keep. Keep. Keep. Keep. Oh here’s a crappy one I don’t need......well I better keep that one too

@tanyas.3812

4 жыл бұрын

Yah.......right........here’s a crummy one........I’ll let Mrs. W take that one to hang a picture or use it for some other insignificant thing....lol......

My father was a tool collector. This has made it extremely difficult to thin out redundant tools. So part of my solution has been finding other family members that need certain tools. This "keeps it in the family", and I don't have to keep 43 hammers, 60 screwdrivers, 14 crescent wrenches, etc.. I love my Dad's tools...

Love your missionary story on the prayer paths Cody. In this busy world it sometimes too easy to not use this path daily. Also I can appreciate your fresh incite into community values and agree we all have to pull together when the world wants us apart.

Cody, your on the right track. People amaze me and sometimes in the wrong direction. I've been here a long time and have always enjoyed and respect the content...titles included.

The Amish are legendary in carpentry around here, Ohio/PA

@Jut3333

7 жыл бұрын

Rich Allfieldnohit I used to take field trips in school in Pa I like there community.

@mattkinnard6899

7 жыл бұрын

Rich Allfieldnohit, for any of you local Ohioans like me, check out Lehman's hardware. It's a really cool Amish style store.

@PWlangford1

7 жыл бұрын

Rich Allfieldnohit we have an Amish furniture store in Calgary. All quality. 🇨🇦

@pgc2817

7 жыл бұрын

I'm a contractor in pa and I'll say this there cabinetry is beautiful. But some of these pole building and framing they do are just rubbish. People think because it is Amish made that it will last forever But that is far from the truth. Besides the cabinetry I haven't seen any problems with anything I have came across. There not what they use to be or in some cases they are which is not a good thing times change and codes change.

@Fiskekakemannen

7 жыл бұрын

Is it true that their carpentry shops doesn't use electric tools, but are filled with all pneumatic stuff instead?... Which still needs electricity to run a compressor

It's funny as a person that keeps his shop very organized and clean, I thought "who needs that many hammers?!" until I saw the pile and my brain went.. You can't throw that away, nor that one and especially not that one! Hahaha!

Hey Cody, keep up the good work! I don't pay that much attention to the titles. I just get excited about seeing a new episode! Thank you, Wranglerstar Family for all of the wonderful work that you have done.

I loved this video Cody ;) I love that you share all your great ideas on how to organize our shops. God Bless you and your family.

Never, Never, Never get rid of tools.

"My experience growing up Amish-ish" aka "It's Hammer Time!"

@mirza6399

4 жыл бұрын

Tana tana na.

@jamesgretsch4894

4 жыл бұрын

Can't touch this!

love your stuff Mr.Wranglerstar going through some life changing battles and this hit a home run with me thank you for your time always been following you for many years now stay humble and God bless you and your family!!!!

Great all around video! Life can be funny at times, thats for sure. As a new comer its refreshing to see you take it day to day, most of us rush through life and miss what its all about.

Honestly don't care about your titles as long as the content inside the video is good, which it is so keep up the good work

Agree with you Cody... ignore the haters... Everyone should ;)

You are just remarkable in a positive, wonderful way. It is unfortunate that you find so many experts at everything when producing shared videos. You are a patient, loving individual that deserves many votes of confidence and many thumbs UP. Hang in there realizing some who watch your videos LOVE to complain about everything, it gives them a bit of authority. You, Mrs. W., Jack and Sweet Loaf are tremendous and your videos are appreciated. Wishing you nothing but the best, From N Idaho, USA, a long time subscriber

Dear Cody and Mrs. W. Just wanted to say i love your hearts. What a wonderful reminder to keep our path well worn. To keep the weeds from our heart gardens. So thankful for your lives and what you stand for. Not many left. Thanks for the reminder. Very important , in the world we live in today. Keep making a difference. Blessings.

Have you ever thought of contacting high school shop teachers and seeing if they could use some tools?

@arnoldcustom

7 жыл бұрын

were I am they don't want them, I tryed

@cropman123

7 жыл бұрын

True, most schools do not have shop or vocational type classes anymore.

@dannykephart9479

7 жыл бұрын

That's sad! When I was a teen, I would have loved having a wood shop in school, but we were such a small private school, and the funds just were not available for a shop.

@bigpapi3636

7 жыл бұрын

Ben Poliquin Well said Ben. You'll have plenty of time to pick up various life skills and maybe work on one or two while you're at university. Your degree is critically important though as it proves you know how to learn. Way back when I learned how to bake when I was in school. Seems very simple but it's a diminishing skill. Start a journal of things you want to learn and refer to it often. Settle on a couple and go for it. Good luck sir.

@Sellit73

7 жыл бұрын

Haha! Hello do you guys need these 3 horrible hammers?

I think it's hilarious when you play around with the titles. Always have.

@Bear-Knight

2 жыл бұрын

Wait, he didn't grow up Amish?

Thanks for sharing your background in Faith. It is a blessing to see and hear you step up.

French Cleat system is looking great! So happy you went with that. As for video titles .... I just click your video to watch and try not to read the bad title. I have 4 years invested in your content not about to stop watching because of the title.

I agree 100% with your perspective on click-bait titles Cody. As a content creator myself i've received some really hurtful and disrespectful messages from people. It just doesn't make sense to me... I provide free entertainment, and present no obligations that people will even watch. Yet they are more than happy try and bring you down for their own self satisfaction. Love your work though friend! :)

@User-nu6km

6 жыл бұрын

people do that to my videos too.

@nicholasr79

6 жыл бұрын

Scrivscribe when you put yourself out there, you open yourself up to criticism. I'm not sure where the confusion lies. If the critics bother you, then it's your choice to stop filming yourself.

"This minimizing isn't working very well for me" while staring at a pile of hammers..." LOL, that moment of realization was hilarious, happens to everyone who is serious in their hobby or craft.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

:)

Don't let the negative people bring you down. I have recently found your channel, and enjoy it immensely. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

Thank you for sharing your experiences. It takes much courage to do so. It is heart worming to see that they are persons who still CARE for others and not for them selfs. Kind regards from Germany. It's great that you don't talk just about tools itselfs. 👍

village life is what we need to get back to.

@fa5382

7 жыл бұрын

Exactly. Humans are not made to live in groups with over 2000 people. Everything is too big, too controlled, too manipulated today.

i think that hammer with a square head is a sheet metal hammer

@grodad7034

7 жыл бұрын

it is used specifically for riveting.

@cowboycarpenter8713

7 жыл бұрын

I think that hammer was a 9th grade shop class project.

When I first watched a few of your videos I wasn't sure what to think of you but this video brought it all together for me. You are a very good man who is intelligent and has goodness in his heart. Keep up the great work my friend and God bless.

It is good to talk about community. Here in central Texas, we have developed a strong neighborhood that complements the family community. It makes everything much better. Thank you for Sharing.

You should put together a starter tool kit for your son. (Maybe do a video on that)

@ulfhenarpolymathmilitant6258

5 жыл бұрын

even tho the boy has a whole shop full of tools..........................PUT THEM BACK WHEN YOU'RE DONE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just give your extra hammers to your son so he can ask himself in a few years "why in the world do i have so many hammers? " LOL

Wranglerstar, life is to short to worry about people that have nothing better to do than hate on others. I watch your video's cause I enjoy your talks, to learn new things and stimulate or refresh my memory and it is fun watching your family interact, you have a great loving family. Keep your excellent video's coming.

I particularly like your comments on what people think of your titles! I like your family based ethos too. Keep up the good work.

Yes im late but at 7:12 that hammer what is it because i have one and when i was young i used it to cut rock i am just curious.

@Masterfighterx

6 жыл бұрын

After a thorough google search I finally found it. Although there are different shapes to the rear (some being flat on the bottom and having a bevel on the top, like the one in the video. And some having a bevel on both top and bottom.) It's a riveting hammer

@fanbid

6 жыл бұрын

That is what's called a tinners hammer. HVAC guys use them to to bang ducts together

@JRMehren2

6 жыл бұрын

Fortnite_slayah was

I may be wrong but that "strange" hammer with the square handle I believe is a old school sheet metal hammer. I am a sheet metal apprentice and we use one's very similar to that one. Square face that goes flat to the back. Maybe a classic trade hammer.

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you Chris.

@MrCelticatheart

7 жыл бұрын

chris ross yep definitely a sheet metal hammer

@chrisross6946

7 жыл бұрын

St Bu That's very interesting, here we use them as sheet metal hammers specifically. But the funny part is that it may be one of the most difficult to find here. I had to special order the one I have. Can't find them at any big bow stores, or smaller tool shops.

@MrCelticatheart

7 жыл бұрын

St bu that's awesome here in America we use a small hammer with a curved nail pulling claw as a general household nail hammer! I certainly appreciate your post as we can learn so much from others.

@MrCelticatheart

7 жыл бұрын

Btw Chris ross you can usually find 2 variants in the estwing brand at nearly any big box store or hardware store. One has a stacked leather handle and the other has the traditional blue handle.

Thanks for posting good old fashioned content in a new fangled way. I enjoy your content, even when I don't agree (very rarely). You are a valuable source of knowledge and entertainment. TY. TTYL.

Here, here! Pretty wise counsel at many points in this video ...and title your videos as you see fit as they are a product of your creativity, not anyone else's. I always find that if I start watching a video, regardless of the title, and find that it is not interesting or not quite what I was looking for, it is pretty straight forward to browse the right hand column and select another video to view. I respect you for your honesty, your measure of "old-fashioned values" and the fact that you are not puritanical about stuff. Your opinion on tools is always worth listening to. I also like the fact that you have respect for items that belonged to your grandparents. I have a few items like that which are among my most treasured and most used tools. Keep up the good work.

this was bizarrely fascinating

I checked the Butt Hurt Paste Co. website and their sold out AGAIN this month so I'm looking into buying some of their stocks while it's still affordable. My broker said it's going to be the next Facebook due to the pussification of America. God speed, Cody!

So glad you addressed the "clickbait" titles. When I first noticed the clickbait titles I gave it some thought as to who is it hurting if I no longer subscribed to your channel, and instantly, I realized that would be me. I pretty much just look to see that the notice came from Wranglerstar and click on your videos. Absolutely love to hear the stories behind the items you talk about. Thanks for all the work you and your family do to provide these videos.

Thanks for sharing a little bit about how and where you grew up. It sounds like a fascinating community. It's always nice hearing about where someone comes from. It gives you a much better insight to who you are as a man.

I feel totally inadequate after watching this, I have three hammers :) Mind you, I make up for it with screwdrivers!

I was Amish I left when I turned 18 I like a vehicle better horse and buggy

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Do you miss the community?

@ex-amishsports6624

7 жыл бұрын

In ways yes the Amish would get together and have a barn raising or like hundred people would get together and build your house I really like that idea but I did not like the Amish religion but I like how the Amish help each other out when they're building something

@dutchcourage7312

7 жыл бұрын

there are things that current technology does better these days, then again, there are also a lot of things the current society does a lot worse. Hope you didn't give up on those...

@dallascedarleif4316

7 жыл бұрын

My fathers side of the family are Mennonites, originally from Switzerland, Germany, and the Netherlands until they moved to Pennsylvania and then to Ontario Canada. My Grandparents are old orders and still ride horse and buggy.

@a11an72

6 жыл бұрын

ex- Amish Sports ROFL 😅😅😅😅

Always a pleasure watching your videos, don't change. Unfortunately there will always be haters out there. You are doing a services to people who enjoy the content of your videos, and I am one of them. Thank you

I don't know if it is from watching your channel, or just a nature maturing process, but I've really had a drive lately to get my things in order. I've always prided myself in my abilities to get things done around the house, but nothing is more frustrating than knowing you have the tool you need, but having no idea where it is. This series has been a true inspiration and I plan to get all my tools in order. Thanks and keep it up

Oroville dam evacuation

@zippitoff

7 жыл бұрын

Pray for the safety of the people

@wranglerstar

7 жыл бұрын

Will do. Wow.

@zippitoff

7 жыл бұрын

Xoncention unless there is an earthquake. everything will solidify and let go.

I've never complained about titles before but the reason I dislike them is that I can never tell whether it's a vlog or what the content is about. Also if I remember a good idea from one of your videos it makes it impossible to search for a shop video when it has something to do with the weather. I used to like when you just had episodes with the name of the project and part whatever then you put them in a playlist that hasn't been done for sometime now.

@Mrbfgray

6 жыл бұрын

I'm happy to see Cody's response to the folks who get upset over trivial things. DON'T show up here if you don't like it, sheeeeesh!....spend that negative energy developing your OWN LIFE while your at it.

love hearing about that community aspect, everyone getting togheter and helping out... here in Finland, where i was raised, we have a specific word for that "Talkko" and it is widely practised all throughout Finland in the rural areas still to this day...

I'm really enjoying this video series. You've given me a lot of ideas and inspiration. Thank you

Every cult has a strong sense of community. They will be there to help with the roofing. And they will be there to serve you the punch.

@turnersparadise8368

7 жыл бұрын

There is truth to this. Any close knit community will soon fall into the trap of group think and if you don't think the same way as everyone else you become an outsider. This is just human nature. Part of me wants what Cody describes but another part wants to steer far clear of it. This world has just grown beyond the close knit community needs. Anymore if you piss someone off they call CPS on you or swat you, or spread rumors and try to destroy your standing in the community. I have even seen this in mainstream Baptist churches. It is to the point where you even fear to let your kids go to someone elses sunday school class because you don't know what kind of garbage they are filling your kid's head with. People just are not all on the same page anymore. I know my neighbors and I am available and willing to lend a hand where I can, but they don't want to become part of my extended family and I really don't want to become part of theirs.

@icawn

7 жыл бұрын

and for that reason, i'm out.

@AshkenaziChristian

7 жыл бұрын

It's better to have what Cody describes than what I live among. ALL my neighbors are crypto-jew Freemasons who follow the Talmud, practice Kabbalah witchcraft and worship Lucifer. One neighbor has a 7 ft tall statue of Baphomet/Lucifer in his FRONT yard. I have NO idea where I could go that it would be any better. Oh well, I know God has some purpose for keeping me here. However, these folks are not welcomed into my home for as the bible says, 2 Corinthians 6:14, "Be ye not unequally yoked together with unbelievers: for what fellowship hath righteousness with unrighteousness? and what communion hath light with darkness?"

1 Thessalonians 4:11

Wish I had a dad like you growing up! Would have saved me from learning a lot of my lessons the hard way, as I did. Keep up the good work. Enjoy the content.

Love your titles, love your organizational suggestions, love learning !! Blessings!

Amish mafia?

@kuzan-steele2043

7 жыл бұрын

Will McDonald definitely

@tjwatts100

7 жыл бұрын

They kill you, but make you the finest coffin anyone could wish for?

@josephg.3370

7 жыл бұрын

Hi Will!

@kylekelly1167

7 жыл бұрын

i think that's made up in the tv show.

I love you videos and keep them coming. i am glad you shared the story about how you was raised in a christian community. I go to church and i am glad your videos are clean and i know i do not have to worry about there being any cursing and anything bad. I am 16 years old and keep the videos coming

This statement is really important! It is what I think we need to get back to, I am so glad that you had the courage to say it!

Wranglerstar gang. I just want to say I don't care how your videos are titled because I know the content is quality. Keep up the good work and I will keep watching. You are doing an absolutely great job. Thank you!

I love the way you kick back against the idiots, you carry on your vids are what they are. Some fantastic some good but none trash. Hang tough knowing you inspire people

Born and raised this same way. Always was by my grandpas side when he would be doing projects around the house.. porches, roofing, trenches, piping all that's stuff, and even tagged along when he was helping some buddies out. A part of me is lost knowing that he is getting older and not able to do as much as he once used to, but a part of me has a burning desire to carry the torch :) So glad I found your channel man. So glad. Binge watching at work the past couple days.

Awesome video. Thank you so much for it. The hammers were entertaining. Your thoughts on community were food for the soul though. Your account of the African prayer path is golden. Thank you again.