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Really? That’s awesome!

I haven’t heard of that channel! I’ll take a look. Thanks for the suggestion :)

Aw, thanks! Glad you’re enjoying them :)

Ope, I wonder if he can get reparations in the form of hotdogs?

I agree! His videos are great!

Such a shame. Would’ve been a great piece of history to see in a museum.

I’m always with my family (who have Costco memberships). I don’t just steal their cards and pretend to be a member haha.

@@rebeccareactschannel You are still cheating the company

@@lauraIngleswilder74 you may want to recheck the membership policy. Costco doesn’t quite agree with your take. Members are allowed to bring up to two guests with them (purchases must all be through the member holder, though). customerservice.costco.com/app/answers/answer_view/a_id/855 Also see: www.costco.com/member-privileges-conditions.html

@@rebeccareactschannel I apologize I did not know that.

@@lauraIngleswilder74 no worries! Who likes reading the fine print anyway, haha?

I don’t have any “sciency videos” at the moment, but feel free to suggest something!

Never heard of him! I’ll have to check him out!

I love their pizza! When did their hotdog quality change in your opinion?

@@rebeccareactschannel I lived in a city where Costco had the Polish dog for $1.50, I am now in the Southwest and went to Costco and they have regular hotdogs that are rather plain/low end.

@@michaelanthony1797 that’s quite unfortunate :(

Compared to a lot of other stores, I find deals at Costco that I can’t find anywhere else.

Yeah, same….

I’ll definitely add those to the list! But I agree. All his videos so far have been amazing! Entertaining and educational haha.

i mean as it was it was already basically a flying piece of swiss cheese that was frankesteined together so i cant imagine a reason to keep it other then historical purposes and they would probably just keep the the tail fin or something if they did lol

@@rileytruax766 it's not like everyone except joe that had died wasn't gunna keep flying so I suspect was repaired after the bougainville mission and eventually either shot down or they do eventually wind up being trainers for ground crews before scrapping.

​@@dillonpierce7869 i was talking about after the war. im pretty sure you were too? lol since you were answering the question "i wonder where it is now"

Yeah, that’s what I suspect too

@@rebeccareactschannel considering how we hold onto older stuff in the military inventory I'm extremely upset how wasteful they were melting down and scrapping so many of the planes tanks ships etc after WW2. Wish there were more around to see or buy if I could ever put the money together.

Ah, interesting. Haven’t heard anything about them being anti-gun or freedom. I’ll have to see what I can find about those claims. My parents got a BJ’s put in near them not too long ago, but my town doesn’t have it. Haven’t been, since there’s none near by. But next time I’m at Costco, I’ll get an extra hotdog since you don’t want yours haha.

Anti- freedom? That is insanely incorrect.

Thanks for the sub!!

Thanks for watching :) messed up the audio on this one and didn’t realize until after I uploaded, but I did add chapters to the video, for your convenience, noting where the audio issues are. Feel free to check out my other videos if you want no audio issues haha.

Well don’t I feel like a dum dum. That makes sense, haha. Thanks for correcting my thinking! I shall spread the word.

@@rebeccareactschannel no need to feel dumb. Most of us that lived through that, didn't (and some still don't) know or understand. For most of us, it was never explained. Some of the teachers didn't understand and just ran the drill because they were told to. Things work better, though, if everyone understands.

Agreed!

It could be like the Wilhelm scream haha. Shows up randomly in movies.

Sounds good! Stay tuned.

Added to the list!

Haha, sounds like the perfect summer movie.

Yes, apparently there was a purpose to duck n cover haha! Thanks for correcting me :)

@@rebeccareactschannel The biggest thing to know is that it came out before the hydrogen bomb...so it made much more sense in 1951 than it did by the end of the 1950s and into the 1960s. The 2nd biggest thing to know is how important it is for people to protect their face and head from injury if they want to actually survive a nuclear attack. If you are far enough from the nuke to even survive the initial thermal pulse, then you actually have a chance to survive the blast...so the next priority is taking cover and protecting your face and head. There is no doubt a big part of Duck and Cover that is meant to be a fantasy to give folks something to do if they actually witness a nuclear explosion, rather than just leaving it up to everyone to panic. It was definitely partly to reduce the fears of the children, but when you get right down to it, ducking and covering is the best thing to do in a number of situations...not just for nukes. Of course, the USSR put much more money into civil defense than the USA did early on, and it seemed like they actually thought they could "win" a nuclear war, but it turned out that they spent more on civil defense due to the fact that the Soviets lagged far behind the USA in nuclear weapons capabilities until the 1970s. Dang...I talk too much about this stuff. LOL

I love it! No such thing as talking too much haha.

in COD world at war i think it was in the start up menu theme song thing it actually plays a audio clip from the cartoon that they used to teach kids this i just realized this after seeing this video lol when it sings 🎶duck and cover🎶

I had no idea about that. Time to do some researching!

Aww, you’re sweet. Thank you :) and thanks for watching!

Thanks! Never heard of him. Sounds like a great guy to look into.

Now we just need to come up with a group name.

Thanks for watching! I’ll be loading another one up later this week :)

I haven’t heard it! I’ll add it to the list of reactions. Thanks for watching!

Ah, good to know. Well she was a mighty good exception. They should’ve made her into a tv show instead of Mr. Ed haha.

Yay! Well thanks for the suggestion. One of the best war stories I’ve ever heard.

You’re welcome! Hope today isn’t as crazy :)

Haha I feel like there’s a good story behind that one….

​@@rebeccareactschannelmany stories yes. But not as BadAss as Fat Electrician talks about. I can tell stories about growing up next to a man from the 509 PIR in WW2 named Harold Calfield. One story is his platoon was resting on a patrol. And he had to go take a leak so walked off into the woods then they got hit from artillery rounds. He got back to where he was and the tree he was leaning against was gone and the upper half of the guy he shared the tree with.

Oh wow! I’ll have to read about that one.

Haha, well thank you for your service! When were you in the military? I did not realize it only took 5 jumps to make you airborne certified. I wish they had an option for civilians to try it out. I’d be just like Geronimo getting back on that plane. And yes, I’m so glad they filmed it haha. I spoke too soon!

​@@rebeccareactschannelits okay that is why I enjoy watching reaction videos like yours. I was in the 82nd Airborne Division. AA patch also know as Always Alcoholics or 8 Duce or Jumping junkies or All American and before the Unit was Airbone its most famous member was Alvin York. A pacifist who was a dead eye shot. And saved his buddies in WW1. taking on the Germans. I was in the late 1980s in Aco 2bn 504 PIR.

@@GrantWaller.-hf6jna pacifist who was a dead eye shot? Dang. I shall be doing some reading about your unit and this man. It’s been great learning about the military the last few years-they taught none of this in public school.

​@@rebeccareactschannelyes Mister York was a poor boy from the hills in Tennessee. You are a good shot or your family starves. And back in those days the MAN of the house ment something. The Alvin York story was played by Gary Cooper I believe and York did get the Medal of Honor for his actions that day. Another Hero was the Most US decorated man in WW2. He was so short the Marine Corps did not want him. His name Audie Murphy a 5 foot 4 inch BADASS. He was with the 4th Infantry Division. The picture on Wiki says it all the medals filled his dress coat. He held off 200 German troops on a burning tank using the machine gun from the tank that could explode at any point.

​@@rebeccareactschannelYes they don't teach in schools even in the 70s and 80s they didn't unless the teacher want the students to know his stuff. I was self taught. Actually I was hiding in the library from the bullies till it was safe to walk home. So I studied the books and dreamed of being them. In time I did become one of them.

@@trevorjrooney thanks for the suggestion! I’ll add it to the list :)

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Aww thanks! My goal was to not suck. Now just need to figure out how to perfect the green screen…..

That’s actually in the works! Stay tuned!

And I’m quite excited about the journey! I will add that one to the list. Thanks for watching. I do appreciate how in depth TFE goes in his videos.

this is her 3rd fat electrician video lol i haven't seen the mosquito one yet ill watch it now

While historically accurate, he will flub a time or 2… like the Praying Mantis, he’s says the bombader is behind pilot but its actually next to & Willis Lee one, during a naval battle he said “the third ship” twice when clearly he meant to say “third and fourth”…. mostly, it’s just quick grammatical errors…

@@angrydemonproductions4361 yeah that's just him misspeaking he does the same thing in the 666 video where he accidently says staring into the sun makes the guys eyesight better instead of worse but he flashes *worse* on the screen quick to correct himself

@@angrydemonproductions4361 Yes he does make errors he was already corrected about the BN being next to the pilo9t and not behind and he admitted it was an error in the comments. He is human just like the rest of us and will make mistakes.

Oh wow, I did not know that. Her story is truly incredible

There’s more to come! Thanks for watching!

New subscriber. Also, US Navy Submarine Service veteran. I want to echo a recommendation to watch the fat electrician's story of the unstoppable 77th. It is the unit that Desmond Doss was in. He tells the stories of several of the almost forgotten heroes of history. He is definitely worth following. I did enjoy your reaction and hope you figure out the audio problem.

Thanks for the heads up! I’ve noted the time stamps where the audio kicks out. Editing error on my part, woops.

@@PAT8888-is2pd thank you for the subscription, but more importantly thank you for your service! And yes, I hope Desmond Doss and the many men like him are never forgotten.

That’s awesome! It was my first time visiting that area last year. Loved every second of it.

I'll have to check that out--thanks!

Yes! Didn't realize ROTC has been around that long. For some reason I thought it started in the 80s.