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  @xw591Күн бұрын

  Came here from your accents video. You seem like a great individual. Hope all goes well for your for the future.

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  @mocabe01Күн бұрын

  Has anyone understood the language of the chickens yet?

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  @alchemy5252 күн бұрын

  These kids look like they were forced to attend their school's resident weirdo's birthday party by their parents. And I'm not saying this to be mean, this is coming from somebody who grew up without celebrating birthdays. Just like you, I used to be a really enthusiastic child and highly excitable. Thanks to bullying at school and chronic gaslighting by my parents, I learned to suppress my enthusiasm in order to prevent being further humiliated by others who deemed me "too weird". It's no surprise those kids took out their frustrations onto you repeatedly karate kicking you onto the couch. As if to make the statement, "We're tougher and stronger than you and there's nothing you can do about it."

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  @Merdle5 күн бұрын

  Thank you!!

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  @maynardstrock15527 күн бұрын

  Why the hell did you actually talk to this guy? What you are doing is not any of his business.

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  @arianamarygirls43967 күн бұрын

  Chickens also eat mice! Pest controlers, friends, egg layin machines, fertilizers for plants, no excuse to not have chickens!!! 🎉

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  @ElliotSmith-kp9ox7 күн бұрын

  Awful cars

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  @bwelmhouse12 күн бұрын

  It's the best car I've ever owned. Extremely fun to drive, great mileage, quiet and very comfortable. Aside from the few minor quirks, it's a great car. People who own these, report really liking them. So I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion.

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  @funkmonkeyfun10 күн бұрын

  I had a incredibly jealous chicken as a pet, every time my wife chicken would snuggle with me she would jump on me and bite me until I kicked the wife’s chicken down and snuggle with her lol

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  @user-wt1nk6sr8h10 күн бұрын

  Whenever I call a crow it goes straight to voicemail

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  @EgalOmar10 күн бұрын

  Have you considered getting a licence?

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  @bwelmhouse12 күн бұрын

  I have, but it's not meant to be, at least for now. Perhaps in the future I'll pursue getting one.

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  @markmullen185211 күн бұрын

  Well, most grown men don't sit at picnic tables facing childrens playgrounds. I can understand why ppl are suspicious.

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  @bwelmhouse110 күн бұрын

  Really? Do you have a source to back that claim up? What difference does it make which direction I face in a completely EMPTY playground? If you sympathize with that level of paranoia, then you have mental problems.

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  @theblacksworde13 күн бұрын

  I am a certified hypnotherapist with the American Hypnotherapy Association and I had to comment even many years after the event how disturbing you being hypnotized by your father is to me. Working with family or partners is highly unethical especially as most of our anxiety struggles have their origins in our early childhood experiences such as divorce and bullying. From studying your videos it's clear that you repressing your true nature as a sensitive and creative man growing up in a deeply conservative environment. I hope you eventually get the courage to channel your inner Freddie Mercury and move to San Francisco or LA. You will be much happier and less anxious.

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  @bwelmhouse12 күн бұрын

  Your assessment is baffling. My anxiety issues have NOTHING to do with my upbringing or parents. I was never abused as a child. My parents never really even argued much. It was an extremely calm and nurturing childhood. I also did not grow up in a deeply conservative environment. Both my parents were classical liberals. I am creative and artistic, yes, and so was my mom. We took art classes together. She encouraged me to paint, draw and do ceramics. My parents let me have free reign to do what I wanted, pursue whatever spiritual beliefs I wanted. They never shoved anything down my throat that I didn't like. They were excellent parents. Perfect? No. No parents are perfect, but I have very little to complain about in the way they were with me. My psychologist determined that my anxiety issues had no childhood cause. Most of my family members on my dad's side have anxiety issues. It would seem it is something genetic that runs in the family. Some people's brains are simply hardwired to be overly anxious. Having grown up in a classical liberal household, I actually became leftist and further left than they were when I reached my early 20's. It wasn't until the last 10 years that I've gradually become conservative. My shift has only to do with seeing the forest for the trees and through all this woke BS society is being subjected to. I'm actually happier and less anxious being a conservative than I was when I was a liberal. Yet, I'm still artistic, creative and enjoy having fun. I'm at an age where I'm repressing nothing and just being me.

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  @HardRockMiner16 күн бұрын

  I was a stepdad for most of the 90s. I miss those days.

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  @chypre.16 күн бұрын

  i sing jingle bells to them with it

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  @keithadams153816 күн бұрын

  I don't have a caller. I use my own voice, It sure makes my throat sore calling them

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  @rabbit50718 күн бұрын

  my favorite part is when the youtube add commercial breaks up my old commercial watching

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  @bustatron18 күн бұрын

  You can kinda hum / caw into it too.

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  @DeliaJaimes-pu6ff18 күн бұрын

  airline?

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  @bwelmhouse117 күн бұрын

  That was America West airlines.

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  @bettinablock-franzo273622 күн бұрын

  Hi Seth Loved seeing, hearing,and watching general aviation at its finest. Airplanes of all sizes are beautiful. Saw some types of aircraft I used to fly. Never seen a crop duster up close. Thanks for taking us along.

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  @bwelmhouse117 күн бұрын

  Ah yes, you did mention you were a pilot when we spoke a long time ago. Aviation is so much fun! Next year I plan to return to this expo and actually go on some of the rides they were giving. They were taking people up for only $10/person on a brief flight (one right-hand traffic pattern loop).

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  @I_Am_Become_Light23 күн бұрын

  Mind your business, you old fart.

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  @bwelmhouse117 күн бұрын

  I know right. He died back in 2020.

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  @mayhidewan588027 күн бұрын

  I was thinking of buying 2024 Mazda 3 Sadan prepared model . What do you think reliably for 5-6 years ?

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  @bwelmhouse124 күн бұрын

  Too early to say, but so far no major mechanical issues.

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  @Ninj_SRG27 күн бұрын

  I’d say mazda, subaru, and toyota are really behind on technology. My hyundai elantra felt very advanced but I’m about to get a corolla hybrid and from what I’ve gathered from the test drive is it is better now but still has a good ways to go

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  @human_hope19 күн бұрын

  Agreed. Mazda lags way way behind. Lane keeping system is useless, there's no way to adjust height of passenger seat, no 12 v outlet. Elantra has all these features.

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  @bwelmhouse117 күн бұрын

  @@human_hope I'm perfectly happy without all those features. I couldn't care less if Mazda doesn't have the unnecessary features that the other makes do. They're just more things to break or glitch. I like having a simpler car. I turned off lane-keep-assist and many other features I'm never going to use anyway. You also have to remember that what Mazda lacks in those trivial features, it makes up for by being much more fun and engaging to drive than Subaru and Toyota. Mazda also corners like a beast, unlike Subaru or Toyota. I've driven all of the above and the Mazda is a huge win in my book.

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  @human_hope17 күн бұрын

  @@bwelmhouse1 those aren't unnecessary features, you're telling me adjusting passenger seat height is a useless feature? This is why manufacturers keep getting away inferior technology. Because there are people who will defend and buy it regardless.

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  @bwelmhouse12 күн бұрын

  @@human_hope They're highly unnecessary features to me. People have gotten too spoiled. People like you think the car is inferior if it doesn't have every bell and whistle that's been invented. Mazda is very far from inferior. VERY. What it lacks in features compared to the Elantra, more than makes up for it with its incredible handling that the Elantra doesn't have. It feels and looks far more luxury than an Elantra. It's quieter and smoother than one as well. I wouldn't call that "lagging behind".

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  @human_hope2 күн бұрын

  @@bwelmhouse1 then you're just a blind follower fanboy that you're still willing to defend Mazda even if you can't adjust the height of passenger seat. It has got nothing to do with being spoiled. Even the most basic cars have these features but I guess fanboys view things differently

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  @Train43Kaleb29 күн бұрын

  Why did that siren go off ?

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  @steakling7926 күн бұрын

  There's no sirens in San Jose

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  @TheSteveSchulz29 күн бұрын

  To me, you have a late 90s Silicon Valley teacher or public speaker accent. lol

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  @RamaHashi-dw7vwАй бұрын

  Oh I love plsces like this, I hope I can visit USA when I'm old enough 😂

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  @stevebarila9917Ай бұрын

  This is so useful! Thanks for this. I was gonna order a Mazda 3 next week but have now decided to go for another vehicle.

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  @bwelmhouse129 күн бұрын

  Which one?

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  @user-fg9vg5hr9xАй бұрын

  Both chickens and roosters make great pets (we got both!).

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  @iMiss-U-LoopyАй бұрын

  California "Hollywood" All the world got exposed to this accent included myself

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  @QuirkyPegasyАй бұрын

  Yup mine are social and follow me around , roosters can be pretty nice but still challenge anyone for dominance mine does luckyli he knows his place

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  @pedrog9849Ай бұрын

  I want a pet chicken now

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  @jcwilder86Ай бұрын

  here i am skiping commercials on youtube to watch old commercials

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  @thislittleweirdgirl332Ай бұрын

  Haha. It’s all in the attitude 😂

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  @tammymajor3399Ай бұрын

  You forgot Vlad the impaler and heat seeking moisture missle

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  @Lyka-clockАй бұрын

  Gas door pin permanent fix is a shot of WD=40. I had a bunch more little issues with my Mazda 3 but got enough out of it before I traded it in. Don't think it's built better than Toyota but yes very fun to drive. Wish the rear visibility was better and carbon build up wasn't an issue also.

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  @bwelmhouse1Ай бұрын

  Did you have carbon buildup issues on yours?? Carbon buildup is not exclusive to Mazdas. All of the modern direct injection engines have this issue, regardless of car brand. Regardless, not doing a lot of short trips and allowing the engine to fully warm up, as well as doing the fuel induction cleaning service every so often, will help prevent carbon buildup. In fact, Mazda designed their Skyactiv engines to run a bit hotter than the average engine to help prevent carbon buildup.

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  @Lyka-clockАй бұрын

  @@bwelmhouse1.. Toyota uses dual port injection and no turbo (no carbon issues or blow by). I think a used Lexus V6 would make more sense than an expensive Mazda 3 turbo. The issues Honda is having with blow by on the 1.8 liter turbo is exactly why Toyota doesn't use them. Also made in Mexico gives me some pause but so far they seem solid. I do like how the Mazda looks and handles along with the interior.

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  @bwelmhouse129 күн бұрын

  @@Lyka-clock I don't. A used Lexus would cost the same as a brand new Mazda 3 turbo. I'd rather start new than used. Also, the M3 turbo gets a bit better mileage than the naturally aspirated Lexus V6. Not that this part matters a whole lot, but the M3 turbo is a bit quicker than the Lexus V6. While it's true that Lexus' use of port injection does away with carbon buildup, there are steps that can be taken to prevent carbon buildup in DI engines. Also, turbos aren't exclusive to carbon buildup issues. This is a thing on ANY direct injection engine whether it's turbocharged or not. And I said before, the Mazda Skyactiv engine is designed to run hotter than a typical engine which helps mitigate and delay carbon buildup issues. Another thing is the innovative piston head design in the Skyactiv engine helps ensure an even and more complete burn on the combustion cycle than a typical engine. This should help lower the amount of carbon buildup as well.

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  @Lyka-clock29 күн бұрын

  @@bwelmhouse1 ..You make good points and I don't blame anyone for getting into Mazda these days. The thing about a Lexus is that there over built and made to last through a lot of the original parts. You don't just replace everything as it gets older. This also adds to the overall cost of ownership. Resale is also excellent. Who wants a hammered GDI turbo that's got 130,000 miles on it? I wouldn't mind grabbing a Lexus though. As far as used goes, I see Lexus often 3 years old with very low miles that are comparable. in the end, it'll easily outlast any Mazda anyway so brand new doesn't matter much. I ended up getting a new 2024 Corolla. I just need a simple car with great MPG's. I will be trading in for a Lexus when the car market calms down a bit.

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  @bwelmhouse124 күн бұрын

  @@Lyka-clock To be fair, the 4th gen Mazda 3 has only been around for 6 years, so it's too early to conclude that a Lexus would outlast it. We just don't know that yet. The Skyactiv engine and Mazda's transmission, even on the older Mazdas have easily gotten 300K miles, if not more on them before they've failed. They're extremely well-built engines and transmissions! This is of course, after Mazda parted ways with Ford. Mazda's reliability has been historically excellent, since divorcing Ford. Consumer reports also rated Mazda top in reliability a couple years ago. Only time will tell which brand will outdo the other in terms of reliability. It's evident right now that Mazda and Lexus are so close to each other in reliability, that determining which will overtake the other in reliability, amounts to splitting hairs. The difference in reliability between the two brands isn't looking to be drastic.

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  @hellbound2012Ай бұрын

  I hate old wingnuts like this with a passion. I hope he's not around anymore

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  @trogdortheburninator3621Ай бұрын

  Hens are awesome. Riosters are dicks. I had a Brahmin minute named brad he was a micro terror. Then the was Ken a jersey giant total ahole territory. All my hens were funny wonky creatures.

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  @CinnastixChickАй бұрын

  In reference to route, I say 'root' when im talking about a specific road, and route when im referring to the direction im going to take to get somewhere

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  @Chelle778Ай бұрын

  People don't know how to mind their own business anymore.

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  @johnnyd768Ай бұрын

  I totally agree with tires on a new vehicle. I agree they are not terrible, but they are not good either. Thanks for the video.

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  @rick_.Ай бұрын

  Reduced rolling resistance to bump EPA rating.

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  @bwelmhouse1Ай бұрын

  I just found out from someone who was neighbors with this old man, that he died in July of 2020, 4 and a 1/2 years after this video was posted. According to the person who knew him, he was beginning to suffer from dementia around the time this incident occurred. He was becoming grumpy, mildly confrontational and paranoid. That would certainly explain his strange behavior and odd reasons for confronting me. My wife and I noticed that about a year after this incident, we stopped seeing him in the neighborhood. Apparently, his dementia and cognitive decline became bad enough that he and his wife needed to be moved into a senior care facility, which explains why we suddenly stopped seeing him. Then 3 and a 1/2 years after that, he died from what his obituary said was a "lengthy illness", whatever that was. The lady neighbor that knew him, also told me that he was a retired architect.

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  @griffincummins3115Ай бұрын

  Have any of you watched the news. Older people are targeted for all kinds of crime, people are afraid seeing their neighborhoods going to crap and stranger danger it’s plain old fear

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  @bella-kx4coАй бұрын

  I found one when i was camping it was really hurt so they have a vet there so we brought it there

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  @user-vx7sb3ey3uАй бұрын

  Gramps thinks he is secretly working for the police. Be on guard people!

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  @teelarayАй бұрын

  Ohhh my gosh!!!! DR. GIGGLES!!!! I remember this commercial when I was in kindergarten!!!!

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  @michaelmacgeorge10822 ай бұрын

  Years later now in 2024 I bet the old guy has either died or is getting close to it due to dementia. Paranoia is a symptom and that poor guy has it bad.

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  @bwelmhouse12 ай бұрын

  We stopped seeing him around, years ago. He has most likely died.

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  @michaelgibson84022 ай бұрын

  Seems like my bppv started after the joplin tornado sucked me up and threw my vehicle 4 blocks. They seem think the pressure in tge tornado messed up my right ear. I just glad to be alive. Going thru a tornado can cause lifelong anxiety too.

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  @michaelgibson84022 ай бұрын

  Hey when I noticed when you kind of look downward you know towards any of your video there it seemed like your eyes were twitching a little bit and you were saying dizziness and they put your head in certain positions make sure you ain't got some loose crystals cuz it's kind of like as soon as you look downward then you start talking about you're having a dizzy episode like some Crystal shifted

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  @alexismarch81442 ай бұрын

  T s as 0 se p we 0 se d p we e s 0 de

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  @sunilsrinivas2 ай бұрын

  If you aren't mute, you have an accent. We should understand that the US isn't the world and anyone without a distinct way of pronunciation would all fall under the standard American accent if they speak the American way, of course.

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  @TheDolphus2 ай бұрын

  Merci pour cette vidéo qui m'a surtout permis de trouver la vis côté batterie. Pour les bricoleurs, prenez le temps de vérifier votre démarreur. J'ai démonté le mien pour remplacer charbons et solénoïde. Il est comme neuf pour 50€. Concernant la manipulation du sabot sous la voiture, prévoyez aussi des clips de remplacement. Bon courage !