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Good advice.

A great analogy on going down the river. Thanks.

Welcome back and new sub from Winter Haven,Fl. I never thought that bees could live and survive up there.

Welcome back from Monroe

Well said Sir.

Last resort…You will be sued for sure. I purchased concealed weapon insurance. $200/yr. Money well spent. I suggest everyone look into it.

Good points and very true. Thank you

Great video. Various subjects and not just about tobacco blends. The bee subject was very interesting. I had never thought about the bees up north.

I used to open carry, I no longer do so because of the political environment in the state I live in (Oregon). But, when I did open carry, there was a reason for it. I believe that the public should get used to seeing guns. I want to normalize it. Carrying a gun should be ignored, just like carrying your wallet and cell.

not for scaring, only for injecting

The tamper/pick set you sent to Paladin was awesome !

That app sounds like a GREAT idea.

Great points! I definitely agree on the open carry too!

85lbs sounds like a lot. Did you make any mead with it?

Kudos Doug for recreating the firefighter app. Hope your bees are well.

I have question, what do feed the bees during the winter? I want to look into bee keep too. I live in the thumb area of Michigan. We live in sub but are ringed by farmland. I started looking into it a couple of years ago about a study of the decline in bees. It was a state study and forecasted the disappearance in native bee populations.

Is that Hard Water like Hard Cider? 😂😂😂 Fire Service App sounds cool. Hope the 🐝 make it through the cold.

Agree…well said 👍😀

Great talk Doug. I agree completely

Liquid cherry flavor on cherry flavored tobacco should be and sounds very good.

Very well said.... Thank you

Good advice Doug.

Great stuff!

As a concealed permit holder this is stuff I have often thought about. Great points and couldn't agree more.

Just caught up on your Man Talk Series. Thanks for sharing these thoughts! Keep'em comin'!

walk softly and carry a big stick.....;)

Today in boomers not understanding that nobody wants to work for nothing.

Thanks for sharing Doug

Thanks for sharing Doug

Thanks for this. It reminds me of the "sleep on it" technique to see if a decision still seems good after a reset.

Yesterday was my 18 year anniversary at my job. We're not getting rich quick, or slowly, but we're ok:).

Nowadays everyone wants something for nothing. Most contractors (not all) have a bad reputation because they cut corners and do the least and shoddiest amount of work for the highest amount of pay. Dont be like them. Want to stand out from everyone else? DO YOUR BEST

But but but I want it now! -Veruca Salt

Work ethic is sadly not seen much these days. My opinion. I worked 37 yrs,35 on the same route, delivering mail. I’ve seen a lot of lazy, don’t give a …. workers. Mostly young folks that think the world owes them something. You have to care about doing a good job. Doing it right. No matter the job. They don’t think long term. Ok, I’m done rambling.lol. Stay warm up there. 👍😃☀️🌵

Been doing this for quite a long time. Excellent advice. Big purchases, especially things like cars. Test drive one day then think about it. Go home and really think about it. It takes all the social pressure away too. It helps to be upfront with private parties about that as well. Speak it over with someone you can trust too. It can be anything from a TV, a new appliance, or even a new computer keyboard (do you REALLY want the flashy lights?). Don't let sales get to you. That's difficult for me. Haha. It's more hassle than it's worth it you get something you don't love.

"Would you like to make this a combo or just the sandwhich?" *24 hours later*

My dad tried to teach me the same rule

This series is off to a great start. You’re delivering really solid bits of wisdom in well-timed segments.

It's a man thing too not be such a simp as to work ourselves to death for others. Being an alpha and taking care of our responsibilities are easy. Keeping life in prospective is being a man and i thank you fir bringing these things to the fray. Dont firget to mention to be leary of emotions and emotional people. Logical and faithful operations will lead to a stable, firm, solid life. 😊😊😊

Good advice Doug. I do spend time alone when needed.

I like that

Yep distract you from ALL things.

Always good to unplug and decompress👍

Thanks Doug for another good bit of advice.

Hello Doug. Great advice. Thanks and be well.

Hello from Traverse City, first time stumbling across channel - Matthew here. Glad to see you. 2 kids approaching 40, Peterson Irish Flake fan, new stay at home dad - summarize life advice for me in a few lines!

This is a really good one. I need to follow it more often myself.

Yep!

If a person operates a lot out of emotion or lets an emotional wife operate through him, it can be dangerous, making a snap decision. I've noticed that I've missed many opportunities, not making a snap decision, so I've learned not to operate my life out of emotion or people around me that are emotional.

Great advice…I agree 👍😀