I’m an ER doctor. That was definitely not a spider bite. It was a simple abscess. Spiders get a bad rap. People ALWAYS think abscess are from a spider when in fact, spiders almost never bite anyone. In my ER, when someone checks in for a spider bite, we call it the “MRSA Spider” because 95% of the time, it’s a simple abscess.
@@miniapplesun Meh, what they did was fine. I’m glad to see they sterilized the area and needle before doing the I&D. I was contesting the “this is definitely a spider bite” statement.
@@Basher22093 What Typically causes these, or, what do you think caused this abscess in this situation? lack of normal hygiene in the area perhaps because they were outdoors? This is useful info to me, at least for preparedness sake.
What about the weekly grocery store loadout? And if you have time elaborate on the difference between the tactical needs of the impromptu grocery store trip vs. the regular weekly trip! Thanks guys
Great information all throughout the video, but there was not a better moment, than when Josh looks at Drew sniffing dude's shoes and then grabbing for them. The look of confusion, curiosity and disgust all at the same time was priceless.
Great video…. Regarding “boo-boo” first aid vs. “bleed out” first aid one thing I think often gets left out/not talked about (at least among my immediate circle) is anti-diarrhea medication. More than a headache or cut starting to get infected that can immediately change the plans of a road trip or camping.
Nice. I know micro chest rigs aren’t in vogue anymore but I like them for a situation like this. I throw my side folder AK and a micro rig in old Prince tennis racket bag when I’m on road trips. I’ve carried it in/out of hotels and nobody ever bats an eye.
Wow, I’ve got a spare brand new benchmade 810…. Didn’t know it was worth about $500! Thanks man hopefully I can trade it for my first optic or something
This content is why this channel is S tier. The shooting and gun stuff is amazing but the real world info and gear is SO valuable, not to mention overlooked WAY too often. If the nation collapsed 95% of ppl would prob die to stupid stuff that’s related to a gunfight lol. Awesome content.
Picked up a cool medkit with a glowstick and whistle, and 4 ponchos and some roadflares the other day look pretty cool. Hopefully my camping shovel/axe holds up alright, I remember waiting and catching the bus out on some colder fargo nights with a little walking or jogging from the station or grocery store and unexpected rain storms on my bicycle sometimes, with learning to be prepared.
We once broke an engine mount and the thing was slamming back and forth in the engine bay, so we strapped it in with ratchet straps and drove 6 hours home.... well the engine let go of a rod bearing at hour 5 but we almost made it!
Natural medicine, situational awareness, and reactive adaptability. Less is more, only if you can make it stretch. Ty for speading a bit of insight to others.
I avoid Milwaukee pack out for my expensive stuff for my expensive storage. I use husky, HART and harbor freight branded stuff. All my expensive stuff is in super cheap storage options. Just from lessons, I’ve learned from living in southern California while stationed there
While up in Bridgeport for their winter course, we had been in a defense posture and could see rangers in the distance staging for an assault on our pos about 300 plus meters away due to their use of red lights. Was crazy to see that and the muzzle flashes going off.
Yes that was an ingrown hair that got infected. I have no education whatsoever BUT I did have that before. Experience. I like this video and the basic idea of just having some things that are useful on hand. I carry a pretty big "make up bag" (lol) everywhere I go (always) and I think it is almost like a blanket that helps you FEEL more safe and secure however when I go out I always feel like I should have a little bit more. Anyway, yes good video. I rarely use nails ever for building and always prefer deck or construction screws but have actually come around to simple mails and a titanium hammer (good tool). Easier to use without any power at all, especially in a pinch so I carry a large box of 3" nails in the truck.
Loving the channel gents. Can you do a vid on kitting out on a shoestring budget. Gear is expensive and you definitely get what you pay for. I mean, if you’re saving for nods, what clothing, packs etc can you use without blowing your fund for more expensive gear? Thanks and God bless!
True..but the best road flares on the market are sold under the Michelin brand. Bright yellow, AA batteries, 5 strobe patterns and a magnetic base. Got one in each car.
@@handroids1981 DD MK18 with SF SOCOM RC is roughly 16.5" OAL of the barrel . My 13.7 with Turbo K and Keymo NOX is 18.35" OAL of the barrel . My 13.7 with can is 1" longer than 16" barrel with A2 birdcage. I just have very good gun handling skills and have 0 issues using it in room clearing situation. I hope I'll never have to use those skills in that capacity. I used to think I needed Colf MK18 or Colt FBI HRT Uppers to effectively maneuver in confined spaces . Not anymore do I think like that . Whether I'm using my Colt MK18 or my go too 13.X" I have 0 issues and does not slow me down . I'm not some billy bad ass either . I shoot a lot of USPSA and 2Gun Matches so my gun handling skills are pretty solid for that realm of shooting . Once you get to a certain level in your shooting journey skill matters more than your tool . The Indian will always be better than the arrow. I no longer use anything shorter than 13.7 and nothing longer than 14.5 for 556n .
Quick note about putting solar batteries on your dash: Dont. You will overheat your battery because your dash can get over 150F on a hot, sunny day. Under your seat is usually good after they are charged.
I recently started a new job where I’m traveling every day. I’m at most an hour away from home but that’s a long walk lol. I know what I’m gonna be working on this weekend!
37:32 right when he said this I immediately started thinking of the Mythbusters episode..if u haven't seen it look it up, the gang was testing the human eyes natural ability to dilate to different light amounts and it's quite a funny and informative episode
@@chrishugs6173 piston operated bullpups are ideal for civilians. You can keep the long barrel to get max muzzle velocity but still have a relatively compact rifle. With the all SBR regulations it makes a lot of sense.
Whats going on man, Needed your help in the right direction....i have a gen 5 glock 45 and 17 with a gen 3 glock 19...with me adopting the minimal 2 gun to own situation which one of the two covers more ground? Help me out man, appreciate it
I noticed you have been using some flow556k suppressors. I'm really curious about the more subjective experience of the sound suppression. Lets say that you suppress your DD 14.5 RISII with a surefire socom RC2 and we call that a 5/10 on how quiet it seems while you're shooting the gun. 0/10 being a bare muzzle and 10/10 being the quietest 22LR you've heard. Lets say we take that same gun and suppress it with the flow556k. How would it rate as far as how quiet it seems to you, the shooter, when shooting the gun? Does it seem quieter than the socom RC2 (6,7,8, or 9/10 ) or does it seem louder to you the shooter (4,3,2,1,/10). All I ever hear is people quoting db at the shooter's ear, but I've never heard anyone simply say that it sounds really quiet compared to other popular suppressors.
Question I hope sombody can answer: when storing anything in ur vehicle what's some tips and tricks to avoid erosion, moisture, and other elements that may weaken or damage equipment such as medical, prep food, survival supplies, ect.
Honestly, anything that I was worried about in that regard, I probably wouldn't keep in my vehicle. Obviously, it's good to be prepared for various situations that come up, but you don't want to be riding around with a bunch of kit and a 2 month food supply at all times. I'd recommend putting a few different loadouts together, ready to go and keep them somewhere that they are easily accessible. That way you can just grab a pack quickly as you are going out the door. It can be modular, where you can throw a couple smaller containers specific to one thing in a bigger bag. For example, I've got a Rubbermaid tote in my hall closet with survival food that I can grab if I'm in a "Get the hell outta there!" scenario where I don't know if or when I'll be back. If you're planning on being gone for multiple days, that's when you want to have more extensive inventory like a full shower kit, multiple changes of clothes as opposed to just some deodorant and an extra pair of socks. It also depends on if other people are involved. I usually have some peanuts and beef jerky or whatever in the truck. This would probably hold me over if I get caught out somewhere for a day or two and am just trying to survive until I get back home. If say, there's a natural disaster and you gotta get the whole family out before the tornado hits, this is where you're going to want everything sorted out and ready to go - not riding around with it at all times. Keep the perishable stuff to a minimum as far as what you have with you regularly. That's all really the best advice I can give. Moisture is fairly easy to deal with. Those waterproof boxes work great. What I've found to be the biggest issue for long term stuff is actually extreme temperatures. There really isn't a solution to the problem. Parking in a garage helps to an extent and ultimately, where you're located will make it more or less of an issue.
I disagree, I think a full build/load out video is needed. And to get a better view of whole picture of system. FYI, (by "FJ" do you mean cruiser, or a actual Land Cruiser?) Usually it's an issue that it has to do with how many miles, or is how many decades old it is...
I have two of those big Costco tubs (the ones with the yellow lid) in the trunk of my SUV. I keep everything in there and I can swap them out depending on what I'm doing. In the 1st one I keep car stuff (oil, rags, bottle of water (not to drink), some simple tools, jumper cables, Leatherman); a first aid kit (moleskin is a must, Advil, goldbond, sunscreen) & IFAK; some hygiene stuff (deodorant, baby wipes, bar of soap, toothbrush/paste); some clothes (socks, underwear, windbreaker, my Solomons, and old sneakers), an empty Nalgene and some nuts; and a fire extinguisher and some towels (keeps everything from rattling). And there's room to spare. The other tub I switch out depending on what I'm doing, on a day to day basis it has some extra clothes and refrigerated grocery tote. If I'm gonna go shooting or traveling/road trip I'll switch out the 2nd tub and I'll pack accordingly. I'll usually throw some underwear on top and a towel and it looks like I just live in my car.
Good stuff but great value Lukas Botkin is so antsy to move subjects along. Not just in this video but also very evident in the Kyle Lamb video…. “Sure”, “yeah yeah yeah”
@@JTimberB.45 you apparently are too dense to realize that placing the term “great value” before something turns it into a jab and thereby an insult. You fudd incel
Fire the audio "Engineer." TH-cam is stereo, there is no center channel for 80% + of the dialogue and there are no multiple surround channels for music, sound effects and ambient noises.
Who is this taller, thin spokesperson/constant-leader, intro-guy? He seems like he is the producer, and less genuine/interested, and not down with the sickness, or overeducated, and "lost in transit", or fake.... Is he the producer of the video or something, and only does this for the camera (minimalist with his interest in these subjects)... and has about minimal-knowledge, but tries to ninja the topics, like a BS'er that is management in Corp. America, forced to manage a Team he was simply assigned to?
Brother, why would you pop that spider bite? Seriously brain dead move like a lot more iv seen on this channel. Keeping it dressed with antibacterial ointment and an adhesive bandage would have been a way smarter option until a higher level of care was available.
Even worse. That was an abscess, not a spider bite. You're not supposed to pop large abscesses. That could lead to the vile shit in the abscess to get back into the bloodstream.
Bro I'm the biggest gun guy ever but the thumbnail and title is ludicrous. This is why people think gun rights are overkill and gun people are insecure and weird. Making us look like weirdos.
We have traveled all over the U.S. along with Africa and other countries and I have never packed anything tactical or gun related. In all the travels or even in life I have never had anything happen that I felt uncomfortable or needed a firearm. Do I have guns, yes, do I take a gun when traveling, rarely. I think it’s good to be prepared for a flat tire or maybe the car breaks down, which it shouldn’t if you take care of it, but to have night vision or tactical gear is just ridiculous.
I’ve never gotten into an accident but i still wear my seatbelt. House never got broken into but i still lock the doors. Never got struck by a car when crossing the street but i still look both ways. Never been in a situation where i needed to use my conceal carry. Since nothing bad has happened so far, maybe ill just stop doing things that could keep me safe.
That gadget for a hotel room you mentioned is so questionable, what kind of hotels do you stay in. It is starting to sound like you either like staying in bad places so you get to use your gear or you are poor and can’t stay in nice hotels.
Have you never used a bathroom stall where the lock is barely functioning, or just plain broken? Same deal here. Stuff breaks, always have a backup or workaround
another great video
We always look forward to seeing your comment! Haha thanks man! We'll know if you ever say the video was bad, it must have been BAD! :)
now i want a 40+ minute video on these guy's "walking to the mailbox loadout".
😂😂😂 seriously lol.
Now everyone know what he carrys in the car. 😂
I'm looking for the 30min using the public bathroom load out myself
@@ethanking4954I recommend a hero clip for any bags you might have to hang them on the door and a shorty shotty for the shitter.
@@ethanking4954your load should be ready to go by the time you reach the restroom
I’m an ER doctor. That was definitely not a spider bite. It was a simple abscess. Spiders get a bad rap. People ALWAYS think abscess are from a spider when in fact, spiders almost never bite anyone. In my ER, when someone checks in for a spider bite, we call it the “MRSA Spider” because 95% of the time, it’s a simple abscess.
So what's the correct treatment in the field?
@@miniapplesun Meh, what they did was fine. I’m glad to see they sterilized the area and needle before doing the I&D. I was contesting the “this is definitely a spider bite” statement.
MICP here as well. The amount of medical B.S from millitary personell never ceases to amaze me.
Looked like a boil .
@@Basher22093 What Typically causes these, or, what do you think caused this abscess in this situation? lack of normal hygiene in the area perhaps because they were outdoors? This is useful info to me, at least for preparedness sake.
What about the weekly grocery store loadout? And if you have time elaborate on the difference between the tactical needs of the impromptu grocery store trip vs. the regular weekly trip! Thanks guys
Great information all throughout the video, but there was not a better moment, than when Josh looks at Drew sniffing dude's shoes and then grabbing for them. The look of confusion, curiosity and disgust all at the same time was priceless.
Great video…. Regarding “boo-boo” first aid vs. “bleed out” first aid one thing I think often gets left out/not talked about (at least among my immediate circle) is anti-diarrhea medication. More than a headache or cut starting to get infected that can immediately change the plans of a road trip or camping.
Nice. I know micro chest rigs aren’t in vogue anymore but I like them for a situation like this. I throw my side folder AK and a micro rig in old Prince tennis racket bag when I’m on road trips. I’ve carried it in/out of hotels and nobody ever bats an eye.
The tennis bag in a bright color is gold.
Wow, I’ve got a spare brand new benchmade 810…. Didn’t know it was worth about $500! Thanks man hopefully I can trade it for my first optic or something
I love no matter how many videos or how far back I go. The FJ horror stories and his reaction to it are always priceless 🤣
This content is why this channel is S tier. The shooting and gun stuff is amazing but the real world info and gear is SO valuable, not to mention overlooked WAY too often. If the nation collapsed 95% of ppl would prob die to stupid stuff that’s related to a gunfight lol. Awesome content.
Picked up a cool medkit with a glowstick and whistle, and 4 ponchos and some roadflares the other day look pretty cool. Hopefully my camping shovel/axe holds up alright, I remember waiting and catching the bus out on some colder fargo nights with a little walking or jogging from the station or grocery store and unexpected rain storms on my bicycle sometimes, with learning to be prepared.
Did my man just call it a coonie bap???
Love the channel. These guys are 10/10
Drew understands the roadkill aspect of car guy stuff. zipties and anything else you can think of for the win!
We once broke an engine mount and the thing was slamming back and forth in the engine bay, so we strapped it in with ratchet straps and drove 6 hours home.... well the engine let go of a rod bearing at hour 5 but we almost made it!
@@prevailarmament Dang! Almost there man! She gave it her all!
You guys are killing it. Ive been in this lifesttle for a while now and I still get stuff out of your content. All very well produced as well
lol what lifestyle is that
I liked the video. I was not ready for the shoe sniffing part, though! Like bro! You picked dudes shoe up and sniffed it! Love you guys! 😂🥾
Shit i never knew that if I spent my $ on generic brand headache medicine, I'll be able to afford RNVG in no time! Thanks guys!!
Bout to leave on a trip in 3 days. This couldn’t have dropped at a better time.
Same haha a camping trip tho
Natural medicine, situational awareness, and reactive adaptability.
Less is more, only if you can make it stretch. Ty for speading a bit of insight to others.
I avoid Milwaukee pack out for my expensive stuff for my expensive storage. I use husky, HART and harbor freight branded stuff. All my expensive stuff is in super cheap storage options.
Just from lessons, I’ve learned from living in southern California while stationed there
While up in Bridgeport for their winter course, we had been in a defense posture and could see rangers in the distance staging for an assault on our pos about 300 plus meters away due to their use of red lights. Was crazy to see that and the muzzle flashes going off.
Never leave home without your Coonie Bap!
Half MTM ammo crates work well for in truck gear storage. Discrete, compact, weather proof.
Some of the best content on TH-cam! Thanks guys!
Thank you!
Yes that was an ingrown hair that got infected. I have no education whatsoever BUT I did have that before. Experience. I like this video and the basic idea of just having some things that are useful on hand. I carry a pretty big "make up bag" (lol) everywhere I go (always) and I think it is almost like a blanket that helps you FEEL more safe and secure however when I go out I always feel like I should have a little bit more. Anyway, yes good video. I rarely use nails ever for building and always prefer deck or construction screws but have actually come around to simple mails and a titanium hammer (good tool). Easier to use without any power at all, especially in a pinch so I carry a large box of 3" nails in the truck.
Loving the channel gents. Can you do a vid on kitting out on a shoestring budget. Gear is expensive and you definitely get what you pay for. I mean, if you’re saving for nods, what clothing, packs etc can you use without blowing your fund for more expensive gear? Thanks and God bless!
As a volunteer fireman flares get blown by the wind and cause fires.
True..but the best road flares on the market are sold under the Michelin brand. Bright yellow, AA batteries, 5 strobe patterns and a magnetic base. Got one in each car.
Thank you for your service
13.7 or 13.9 is my go too barrel length paired with my Turbo K . I have 0 issues with that length in confined spaces .
My god man, how wide are your halls and doors? Or do you just operate in the garage??
@@handroids1981 DD MK18 with SF SOCOM RC is roughly 16.5" OAL of the barrel . My 13.7 with Turbo K and Keymo NOX is 18.35" OAL of the barrel . My 13.7 with can is 1" longer than 16" barrel with A2 birdcage. I just have very good gun handling skills and have 0 issues using it in room clearing situation. I hope I'll never have to use those skills in that capacity.
I used to think I needed Colf MK18 or Colt FBI HRT Uppers to effectively maneuver in confined spaces . Not anymore do I think like that . Whether I'm using my Colt MK18 or my go too 13.X" I have 0 issues and does not slow me down .
I'm not some billy bad ass either . I shoot a lot of USPSA and 2Gun Matches so my gun handling skills are pretty solid for that realm of shooting .
Once you get to a certain level in your shooting journey skill matters more than your tool . The Indian will always be better than the arrow.
I no longer use anything shorter than 13.7 and nothing longer than 14.5 for 556n .
I like to pack bells that way you can hear the door open
Quick note about putting solar batteries on your dash: Dont. You will overheat your battery because your dash can get over 150F on a hot, sunny day.
Under your seat is usually good after they are charged.
Another gear/loadout video. I thought DC was going to be more about actually doing stuff and skills but it's just more tacticool eye candy.
hey i went to boot camp with this dude. nice guy!
Bro I think that was MRSA not a spider bite....either way good times....love your vids guys.
if only I could carry like half of this on the motorcycle lol. gotta be a minimalist when you do 2000 miles in a weekend for fun on the bike.
An AUG.. makes sense. Every time i see that scy REAP kit, i look at my JAKL, and think "hmm, i have a spare lower"
Love the work guys!
Keep up the good work and the videos coming.
Signing off from East Tennessee..
*SILVERLIGHT* socks. Long hikes, extended trips, you name it these are the socks
Keep dropping knowledge bombs. Great content!
37:18 😮 so that’s why pirates used eye patch even though they had both eyes. 😅
awesome vid. there were some nice things that I hadn't quite thought to add to my truck.
I recently started a new job where I’m traveling every day. I’m at most an hour away from home but that’s a long walk lol. I know what I’m gonna be working on this weekend!
Loved the vid. Favorite one I have seen you guys put out to date.
Love the Practical Tactical series guys🤟
you got the one bad fj haha
That ripcord sounded buttery smooth
37:32 right when he said this I immediately started thinking of the Mythbusters episode..if u haven't seen it look it up, the gang was testing the human eyes natural ability to dilate to different light amounts and it's quite a funny and informative episode
almost shit myself laughing at "3 migraine pills for 10$" "yeah this is how you start to afford night vision" lmfao
I'm a simple man, I see AUG, I upvote
excellent pivot there fellas 🤣
More content! Love it!
Coonie Bap.
Putshup i'm Lysdexic!
We love you Josh, its okay bud.
I guess we are glad that Kyle wasn't on this episode. xD
I have big ball syndrome. I’m mentally able to stop bleeding an infections mentally…. I can also control my 3rd foot
In early this is great I Travel for work at least one week a month
I love Collin
We need to settle on a great American made bullpup standard for civilians with a vast parts supply chain and aftermarket support.
Nah
@@chrishugs6173 piston operated bullpups are ideal for civilians. You can keep the long barrel to get max muzzle velocity but still have a relatively compact rifle. With the all SBR regulations it makes a lot of sense.
why do you use m81 and marpat instead of multicam?
I love Colin
Its okay. everyone likes more barrel at the end of the day. Drew clearly understands.
this channel is on fire🔥🔥🔥
What’s the green bags he’s using for water and food etc??
lmao yall were wild - good chat
Pelican case for nods?
1170 Protector Case?
Lol road flares are like 10 bucks
Whats going on man,
Needed your help in the right direction....i have a gen 5 glock 45 and 17 with a gen 3 glock 19...with me adopting the minimal 2 gun to own situation which one of the two covers more ground? Help me out man, appreciate it
19 and 17. The 45 is just a combination of the two. If you’re just looking to have two guns. Go with the 19 for concealed and 17 for open carry.
Great vid with great information! You guys nailed it again✌🤘👊
Man awesome subject
Every vehicle needs a boo boo kit, trauma kit, fire extinguisher, and basic tool kit for roadside repairs.
I noticed you have been using some flow556k suppressors. I'm really curious about the more subjective experience of the sound suppression. Lets say that you suppress your DD 14.5 RISII with a surefire socom RC2 and we call that a 5/10 on how quiet it seems while you're shooting the gun. 0/10 being a bare muzzle and 10/10 being the quietest 22LR you've heard. Lets say we take that same gun and suppress it with the flow556k. How would it rate as far as how quiet it seems to you, the shooter, when shooting the gun? Does it seem quieter than the socom RC2 (6,7,8, or 9/10 ) or does it seem louder to you the shooter (4,3,2,1,/10).
All I ever hear is people quoting db at the shooter's ear, but I've never heard anyone simply say that it sounds really quiet compared to other popular suppressors.
Sick shirt!
Question I hope sombody can answer: when storing anything in ur vehicle what's some tips and tricks to avoid erosion, moisture, and other elements that may weaken or damage equipment such as medical, prep food, survival supplies, ect.
Honestly, anything that I was worried about in that regard, I probably wouldn't keep in my vehicle. Obviously, it's good to be prepared for various situations that come up, but you don't want to be riding around with a bunch of kit and a 2 month food supply at all times.
I'd recommend putting a few different loadouts together, ready to go and keep them somewhere that they are easily accessible. That way you can just grab a pack quickly as you are going out the door. It can be modular, where you can throw a couple smaller containers specific to one thing in a bigger bag. For example, I've got a Rubbermaid tote in my hall closet with survival food that I can grab if I'm in a "Get the hell outta there!" scenario where I don't know if or when I'll be back. If you're planning on being gone for multiple days, that's when you want to have more extensive inventory like a full shower kit, multiple changes of clothes as opposed to just some deodorant and an extra pair of socks.
It also depends on if other people are involved. I usually have some peanuts and beef jerky or whatever in the truck. This would probably hold me over if I get caught out somewhere for a day or two and am just trying to survive until I get back home. If say, there's a natural disaster and you gotta get the whole family out before the tornado hits, this is where you're going to want everything sorted out and ready to go - not riding around with it at all times.
Keep the perishable stuff to a minimum as far as what you have with you regularly. That's all really the best advice I can give. Moisture is fairly easy to deal with. Those waterproof boxes work great. What I've found to be the biggest issue for long term stuff is actually extreme temperatures. There really isn't a solution to the problem. Parking in a garage helps to an extent and ultimately, where you're located will make it more or less of an issue.
I See the merch sneaking into these videos. (The badass ball caps you guys are wearing) when could we expect the merch to be available for purchase?
AUG gives you both 16” barrel and it’s short and compact 🫣
Yes, spend less on bandages and you’ll be able to afford Night Vision. 😂
Great content. Happy to see you guys growing. Quick question. Do you know what pistol grip Coolin has on his Ripcord 13.9? Thank you for your time.
Drivenarmsco
@@Collin_Underdahl Thank you sir.
Dirty Civilian is SOP for millions, previous military or not.
I disagree, I think a full build/load out video is needed. And to get a better view of whole picture of system. FYI, (by "FJ" do you mean cruiser, or a actual Land Cruiser?) Usually it's an issue that it has to do with how many miles, or is how many decades old it is...
How... How do you screw up saying "boonie hat"?
😂😂😂😂
I have two of those big Costco tubs (the ones with the yellow lid) in the trunk of my SUV. I keep everything in there and I can swap them out depending on what I'm doing. In the 1st one I keep car stuff (oil, rags, bottle of water (not to drink), some simple tools, jumper cables, Leatherman); a first aid kit (moleskin is a must, Advil, goldbond, sunscreen) & IFAK; some hygiene stuff (deodorant, baby wipes, bar of soap, toothbrush/paste); some clothes (socks, underwear, windbreaker, my Solomons, and old sneakers), an empty Nalgene and some nuts; and a fire extinguisher and some towels (keeps everything from rattling). And there's room to spare. The other tub I switch out depending on what I'm doing, on a day to day basis it has some extra clothes and refrigerated grocery tote.
If I'm gonna go shooting or traveling/road trip I'll switch out the 2nd tub and I'll pack accordingly. I'll usually throw some underwear on top and a towel and it looks like I just live in my car.
43:56 also I wish I had another 2-3 inches more too :(
Nothing like hanging out with friends showing off our kit to each other and planning a government overthrow for shits and giggles
* In Minecraft
Good stuff but great value Lukas Botkin is so antsy to move subjects along. Not just in this video but also very evident in the Kyle Lamb video…. “Sure”, “yeah yeah yeah”
None of the people present are Lucas botkin you are blind
@@JTimberB.45 you apparently are too dense to realize that placing the term “great value” before something turns it into a jab and thereby an insult. You fudd incel
@J Bawcum he's saying how Josh looks very similar to Lucas...
Try shocking asap after bite, with a stun gun. It will hurt & shock the tar out of you, but works miracles.
Fire the audio "Engineer." TH-cam is stereo, there is no center channel for 80% + of the dialogue and there are no multiple surround channels for music, sound effects and ambient noises.
I see AUG, I click. Im a simple man
😂 44:12
Nowadays law enforcement frowns upon these levels of freedom.
Your your own self defence... 911 call is a joke , especially on the road.
Need. Hat. Now.
It was not a quick podcast
LOL
Who is this taller, thin spokesperson/constant-leader, intro-guy?
He seems like he is the producer, and less genuine/interested, and not down with the sickness, or overeducated, and "lost in transit", or fake....
Is he the producer of the video or something, and only does this for the camera (minimalist with his interest in these subjects)...
and has about minimal-knowledge, but tries to ninja the topics, like a BS'er that is management in Corp. America, forced to manage a Team he was simply assigned to?
That Americana pipe dream shoutout was the cringiest thing I’ve ever watched
You kids and your "cringe"....
I hate that prnounciation of niche
Brother, why would you pop that spider bite? Seriously brain dead move like a lot more iv seen on this channel. Keeping it dressed with antibacterial ointment and an adhesive bandage would have been a way smarter option until a higher level of care was available.
Even worse. That was an abscess, not a spider bite. You're not supposed to pop large abscesses. That could lead to the vile shit in the abscess to get back into the bloodstream.
Bro I'm the biggest gun guy ever but the thumbnail and title is ludicrous. This is why people think gun rights are overkill and gun people are insecure and weird. Making us look like weirdos.
We have traveled all over the U.S. along with Africa and other countries and I have never packed anything tactical or gun related. In all the travels or even in life I have never had anything happen that I felt uncomfortable or needed a firearm. Do I have guns, yes, do I take a gun when traveling, rarely. I think it’s good to be prepared for a flat tire or maybe the car breaks down, which it shouldn’t if you take care of it, but to have night vision or tactical gear is just ridiculous.
I’ve never gotten into an accident but i still wear my seatbelt. House never got broken into but i still lock the doors. Never got struck by a car when crossing the street but i still look both ways. Never been in a situation where i needed to use my conceal carry. Since nothing bad has happened so far, maybe ill just stop doing things that could keep me safe.
It's never happened, so it can't happen, right?
That gadget for a hotel room you mentioned is so questionable, what kind of hotels do you stay in. It is starting to sound like you either like staying in bad places so you get to use your gear or you are poor and can’t stay in nice hotels.
Have you never used a bathroom stall where the lock is barely functioning, or just plain broken? Same deal here. Stuff breaks, always have a backup or workaround
It's not about where I am staying, it's about having extra options.
The hastened withdrawl was a trump thing, so you can thank him for all the gear left behind 😂