Spent many an hour in the back of a mixer with a kango and 14lb hammer ,did the job for over 30years. Not easy to wash out after every load as most sites only allow a wheel barrow for washing chutes in, environmental problems if to many wash on floor .Most mixers only carry a limited amount of water as well. life getting easier for todays mixer drivers.
Greetings Bill my name is Jose I'm starting a chipping business for safety what you recommend to not get hurt like big cement chunks falling on me also how much should I charge for a truck cleaning service gracias amigo have a great day
@@JoseGonzalez-hh7yb Hi Jose. It is hard to offer advice on charges to make would depend on amount of concrete to move out. Danger is allways present inside a mixer barrel ,work the bottom first then when clean move barrel round ,it doesn't stop large bits falling but lessons the risk. We started using explosive charges just before I retired 13 years ago ,seemed to work well but must be a certain distance from barrel shell as could blow a hole in it.Good luck.
Concrete plants here in the US require a truck to get washed out at the end of every day and the material is sold and is called concrete washings, used for road surface mainly.
When drivers return with pump wash or leftovers that are too wet to wind row it, they throw it in our washout pond. 2-3 days later when it feels ill clean it out and make a waste volcano. Once it dries we load on a truck send it to the quarry to get sold as bases
We had one of these site and it's very loud. operator's still had to climb inside once it was blasted to chip out the dags left over and remove chunks that wouldn't discharge.. This machine is apparently meant to eliminate confined space entry but not the case.
Sorry for the inconvinience, it's just to show the result. Showing the complete process of the high pressure buildup removal in the drum is not possible due to the steam produced during the process. Nevertheless we had our scepsis back in 2009 but now are experienced robotic buildup removers and keep smiling after each emptied drum!!
Our drums get cleaned out twice a year, and we wash our trucks twice per load. Once at the wash rack after we get loaded while we get the slump right, and then once after we pour on the site. Our trucks are white. And they stay that way. Obviously over time some splatter get stuck on...especially on the inside of my tag axle.. But damn, that's what backset is for. Also, the amount of buildup in that drum is insane. You would be fired for that at my company.
0:26 showed a long square tube with high pressure water jet entering the far end of drum and blasting loose the concrete which then allowed rest of it to peel off the fins.
Try taking 10 yards of 5 1/2 sack, dry. And then go pour for somebody who is in no hurry and only wants to add 3 gallons of water about every 10 min. And then just "clean your bowl after use". Yeah itll make even the most dedicated person eventually have a filthy truck..
It might have been like that after a breakdown. My dad was a cement mixer driver and one of his mates broke down on site and was knackered it went solid. That week end we all helped him dig it out. Afterwards he took us all out for a meal and a few beers.
@@Andy-qo6rq my mate had the same thing happen to him when he did a hydraulic line in the middle of summer with over 3 meters of 40mpa left in the barrel. All the boys stayed back after work for 2 or 3 days and took turns jumping in the barrel and jack hammering the crap out. Pizza, beers and some music. Haha was actually kinda fun as insane as that sounds.
when I had the job in the 80s you had to crawl in the drum with a needle gun and break it up . it didnt matter how much you filled them up with water with hose and washed them drums out the excess sometimes built up . we had a rag tied around our mouth and had to wash the mixer drum chassis and mud guards with diluted acid to help burn concrete off the truck . I suppose nowadays health and safety and new equipment makes job easier .
Nope, climb in with small jackhammer and start knocking concrete loose. Ear plugs and dust mask with a fan running to help push dust out side port and out rear hopper. Nothing easy. It all depends on how one washes the drum after each pour and the type of mud used and if any place to dump excess concrete. Did this for 13 years , got good at keeping drum clean , hated chipping drum!!
Amazing wish we had that when I was driving a concrete truck instead of air little air jackhammer that we had to use sometimes we got in trouble for getting on top of the drum and using a sledgehammer to put dents in the drum yeah we get in trouble yeah they have that
It is amazing, still after working 10 years with the systems. Also our clients think about it the same way otherwise they would not order us each time, over and over again, year after year.
Todo eso que estaba adherido al contenedor de concreto premezclado, es espacio ocupado y reduce el material entregado, y te cobran como si fueran los m3 que trae dentro, no?
is a good job, a friend died in the back of them trucks he was cleaning inside of it someone has turned his truck on and he didn't put any safety on it. in australia
Firstly, this truck is ready for the scrap heap, secondly anyone who let the truck get into such a shit state either needs to be sacked or walked of site and let this load burn
does anyone know if it is the driver's fault do they get fined if nothing is wrong with truck ?? that truck looked older but some people look after there work truck's and can go well for year's without anything really going wrong depends on the driver !
matt Feltham I work in Missouri making redi rock blocks and we pour 3 sets of blocks in 12 hours. The mix we get dispatched has 2% calcium, type 3 cement, super set and hand full of other chemicals. Our trucks can get built up like this within months. Our drivers clean everything but the type of load your batched will determine that. Until you've been batched our mix you have no idea how fast it will and does blow up. Oh and my block production building is 100 feet from our plant so there is litteraly no drive time.
firstililily its a demo, what you thought they are gonna let concrete cure in a perfectly workable truck? secsecondondililily shit happens. „walking somebody off site“ isnt gonna fix the truck. how are you gonna fix the truck? yeah thats right, yer gonna have to scrap the bucket or whack at it for a couple of days or stick some gizmo in it that gets the job done pronto. hey look, this video is a gizmo demo, woudda thunk ikr savy mkay matey?
Yes it is loud, but there's PPE equipment to protect your ears and we're removing hardened concrete which you're not able to cut with a noiseless device.
@@colinashby3775 with all respect Colin, its not cement but its concrete. Cement is a component of concrete. We havent found a way yet to film in the drum while the machine is operating @1400 bar. Sorry.
Stop blaming the operator , I work for a Concrete company. There's days where you never get the chance to clean out the drum after every delivery. The other thing is the contractor wants a thick mix so it sets up fast
I DROVE A MIXER FOR 15 YEARS SO I KNOW ALL ABOUT CLEANING OUT BUILT UP CONCRETE IN A DRUM. ROUGH STONE TRU THE DRUM WHEN U HAVE DONE UR FINAL WASH CAN HELP KEEP THEM CLEAN
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Have a look at what I do inside Ready-mix concrete truck hucking manual with my friend I huck one Quebec a half day and if I happen to have machine of drilling I huck 3hrs and job well done
I believe that people still go inside of this named confined space which requires special permits. Next to that it's a pretty unhealthy and dangerous job even with all PPE required. That's where come in with our solution. 4-8 drums done in a single day. Wondering how your condition would be at the end of the day having done 4-8 drums and then 5 days in a row?
Only if the drivers or company are idiots like this. We wash up the exterior after being loaded and the inside/outside after every pour, and in our contract, if we don't pour within 2hrs of the customers requested "on site" time, we go back to the yard and dump the load out(make concrete construction barrier walls with it) and the customer pays for the discarded load. Our trucks never build up a disaster like this.
@@falcondriver100 - A bag of sugar prevents the concrete from ever setting and many drivers in the UK used to carry one in the cab just in case the vehicle ever broke down.
They batch out by weight. So many lbs of cement , so many lbs of aggregate , so many gallons of water. You order 10 yards , they batch out 10 yards. The build up does make getting it all out a little more difficult.
Wow, that saves a lot of - what am I saying - tonnage. Is that nozzle just as strong as with Coke Ovens 600 Bar? For example, a mixer will last a lot longer and you can take more concrete with you. ;-) I have worked on many mixer from 4m³ to 15m³ at various companies in the Netherlands and have been a mentor driver for another year.
Fierce competition high salaries low profits high production job site hold ups won’t always allow cleaning like this ; so they have to keep moving until it gets to this point....
Sounds like you know. I'll ask if thats from breaking down? Does a truck running normally, (my idea) hit stop by stop until empty & then back to the yard to reload, would that allow for buildup like this?? That pile looks like 2 yards maybe, if thats from a day, thats lousy use of equipment. . I would want to be able to carry a full load if it was my truck.. Thanks
Everyone is complaining about not being able to see it in action, which would be nice, but I doubt there's a camera made that could survive inside the drum while it's being blasted.
They were some big lumps of concrete. If anyone knows, is that a normal build-up over time or would something have gone wrong for that much concrete to set in the mixer?
Either one really. But mainly operator error. Just not cleaning the drum right or sitting to long on a job. No matter how long you spin concrete and keep it wet. After a few hours that shit will harden up no matter what you do to it.
@@user-km2iz8rk4f Thanks for your reply. Since my early years cement trucks have intrigued me. I know from cleaning up my spade and wheelbarrow how easy it is for concrete to set on metal. I imagine every delivery must be planned with driving time then time on site plus the 'fudge factor' to pour the mix before it starts to set. More complicated that it appears I imagine.
That mixer has been sitting for a long time for one thing, the second is that they removed the entire upper end of the hopper. Third, I did not see how the system worked at all. Saw a boom going into a dissected hopper and then the mixer discharging broken pieces. Poor video.
YOU SHOWED THE END RESULT BUT NOT HOW ITS DONE???
I don't know how this ran across me but this was oddly satisfying to watch
That's concrete evidence it works.
Saw what you did there, pun token for you😂🤘🏾🎖
Soooo punny
🤣🤣🤣
Spent many an hour in the back of a mixer with a kango and 14lb hammer ,did the job for over 30years. Not easy to wash out after every load as most sites only allow a wheel barrow for washing chutes in, environmental problems if to many wash on floor .Most mixers only carry a limited amount of water as well. life getting easier for todays mixer drivers.
Greetings Bill my name is Jose I'm starting a chipping business for safety what you recommend to not get hurt like big cement chunks falling on me also how much should I charge for a truck cleaning service gracias amigo have a great day
@@JoseGonzalez-hh7yb Hi Jose. It is hard to offer advice on charges to make would depend on amount of concrete to move out. Danger is allways present inside a mixer barrel ,work the bottom first then when clean move barrel round ,it doesn't stop large bits falling but lessons the risk. We started using explosive charges just before I retired 13 years ago ,seemed to work well but must be a certain distance from barrel shell as could blow a hole in it.Good luck.
Que tal como hicieron la limpieza...?
Concrete plants here in the US require a truck to get washed out at the end of every day and the material is sold and is called concrete washings, used for road surface mainly.
When drivers return with pump wash or leftovers that are too wet to wind row it, they throw it in our washout pond. 2-3 days later when it feels ill clean it out and make a waste volcano. Once it dries we load on a truck send it to the quarry to get sold as bases
Trucks break down sometimes.
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My hubby lost index finger doing the old way of getting inside with Jack hammer. Good to see another way to clean out mixers.
We had one of these site and it's very loud. operator's still had to climb inside once it was blasted to chip out the dags left over and remove chunks that wouldn't discharge.. This machine is apparently meant to eliminate confined space entry but not the case.
you did not show anything just the dried up cement coming out of the truck worthless info
so how does it work
the ready jet no sound no comments hay what a waist of time its bs
Sorry for the inconvinience, it's just to show the result. Showing the complete process of the high pressure buildup removal in the drum is not possible due to the steam produced during the process. Nevertheless we had our scepsis back in 2009 but now are experienced robotic buildup removers and keep smiling after each emptied drum!!
good video.
Our drums get cleaned out twice a year, and we wash our trucks twice per load. Once at the wash rack after we get loaded while we get the slump right, and then once after we pour on the site. Our trucks are white. And they stay that way. Obviously over time some splatter get stuck on...especially on the inside of my tag axle.. But damn, that's what backset is for.
Also, the amount of buildup in that drum is insane. You would be fired for that at my company.
0:26 showed a long square tube with high pressure water jet entering the far end of drum and blasting loose the concrete which then allowed rest of it to peel off the fins.
The video is completely unclear as to how their product works. Making things worse, they don't even have hot chicks doing the work like Romix does.
Couldn't agree more
Good job, very fast cleaning drum of concrete Mixer truck
Here's an idea clean the drum out after every use 💡💡💡
It's called a bowl.
good luck with that,when your company is super busy and they only care about getting loads out.
Gary Robertson Doesn't work that way. Even if they did it still builds up just not as much. And over time they have to do this or manually do it
Try taking 10 yards of 5 1/2 sack, dry. And then go pour for somebody who is in no hurry and only wants to add 3 gallons of water about every 10 min. And then just "clean your bowl after use". Yeah itll make even the most dedicated person eventually have a filthy truck..
@@jasonswift7098 its called a bottle.
SO HOW DOES IT WORK
I would have liked to have seen the entire process
The only part they didn’t show was the water being sprayed and you wouldn’t have been able to see anything anyway.
@@erdub84
So you turn off the video just before the money shot?
I wonder how long that concrete has been sitting there
Also nifty for colon cleansing Friday down at the rest home too.
I'd fully expect to be fired if I left a truck that bad. Must have been the owners son
After months and months of concrete hauling, that's normal for there to be a build-up in the nooks and crannies.
@@RU-zm7wj not that fucking much lmao
Looks like a yard of hardened concrete fell out.. crazy..need more up close info though.. your video just shows results.
If your truck has that much build up you should be banned from the ready-mix industry 😁
It might have been like that after a breakdown. My dad was a cement mixer driver and one of his mates broke down on site and was knackered it went solid. That week end we all helped him dig it out. Afterwards he took us all out for a meal and a few beers.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Andy-qo6rq my mate had the same thing happen to him when he did a hydraulic line in the middle of summer with over 3 meters of 40mpa left in the barrel. All the boys stayed back after work for 2 or 3 days and took turns jumping in the barrel and jack hammering the crap out. Pizza, beers and some music. Haha was actually kinda fun as insane as that sounds.
when I had the job in the 80s you had to crawl in the drum with a needle gun and break it up . it didnt matter how much you filled them up with water with hose and washed them drums out the excess sometimes built up . we had a rag tied around our mouth and had to wash the mixer drum chassis and mud guards with diluted acid to help burn concrete off the truck . I suppose nowadays health and safety and new equipment makes job easier .
Nope, climb in with small jackhammer and start knocking concrete loose. Ear plugs and dust mask with a fan running to help push dust out side port and out rear hopper. Nothing easy. It all depends on how one washes the drum after each pour and the type of mud used and if any place to dump excess concrete. Did this for 13 years , got good at keeping drum clean , hated chipping drum!!
Amazing wish we had that when I was driving a concrete truck instead of air little air jackhammer that we had to use sometimes we got in trouble for getting on top of the drum and using a sledgehammer to put dents in the drum yeah we get in trouble yeah they have that
in Holland is this when The concrete truck are empty they make first the drum clearing before new concrete comes in
Never cleaned before
Looking good
Oh, that reminds me. Need to schedule my colonoscopy
worse part is when they fill your arse full of compressed air, you'll have a massive need to take a piss
Great job
Well, there's 3 minutes that I will never get back
Old man, you can spare it. Sit back & take a slug of Geritol. LOL
Amazing,I'm amazed.
It is amazing, still after working 10 years with the systems. Also our clients think about it the same way otherwise they would not order us each time, over and over again, year after year.
Todo eso que estaba adherido al contenedor de concreto premezclado, es espacio ocupado y reduce el material entregado, y te cobran como si fueran los m3 que trae dentro, no?
Might be the trainer truck.cool technology to clean the Drum.Big chunks of concrete falling hard on the Drum.put Dents on the outside.
is a good job, a friend died in the back of them trucks he was cleaning inside of it someone has turned his truck on and he didn't put any safety on it. in australia
Firstly, this truck is ready for the scrap heap, secondly anyone who let the truck get into such a shit state either needs to be sacked or walked of site and let this load burn
What to do in case of an engine failure? Some times you can't prevent it.
does anyone know if it is the driver's fault do they get fined if nothing is wrong with truck ?? that truck looked older but some people look after there work truck's and can go well for year's without anything really going wrong depends on the driver !
matt Feltham I work in Missouri making redi rock blocks and we pour 3 sets of blocks in 12 hours. The mix we get dispatched has 2% calcium, type 3 cement, super set and hand full of other chemicals. Our trucks can get built up like this within months. Our drivers clean everything but the type of load your batched will determine that. Until you've been batched our mix you have no idea how fast it will and does blow up. Oh and my block production building is 100 feet from our plant so there is litteraly no drive time.
matt............"off"
firstililily its a demo, what you thought they are gonna let concrete cure in a perfectly workable truck? secsecondondililily shit happens. „walking somebody off site“ isnt gonna fix the truck. how are you gonna fix the truck? yeah thats right, yer gonna have to scrap the bucket or whack at it for a couple of days or stick some gizmo in it that gets the job done pronto. hey look, this video is a gizmo demo, woudda thunk ikr savy mkay matey?
We had this done at my job last year. It's an extremely loud process....
Yes it is loud, but there's PPE equipment to protect your ears and we're removing hardened concrete which you're not able to cut with a noiseless device.
@@ejfransen where is the video where it shows the first part and how it’s done breaking up the cement.
@@colinashby3775 with all respect Colin, its not cement but its concrete. Cement is a component of concrete. We havent found a way yet to film in the drum while the machine is operating @1400 bar. Sorry.
@@ejfransen aaah. Got you. Thanks for the reply. Yes I meant concrete.
Stop blaming the operator , I work for a Concrete company. There's days where you never get the chance to clean out the drum after every delivery. The other thing is the contractor wants a thick mix so it sets up fast
...Hay 2 mts/cúbicos .... buen invento.
That is 3 minutes of my life I will never get back
Whoever owns that truck needs to be slapped hard, never let it set up so much clean asap
Could have gotten stuck in traffic
Jonathan Bergeron They rotate...
I DROVE A MIXER FOR 15 YEARS SO I KNOW ALL ABOUT CLEANING OUT BUILT UP CONCRETE IN A DRUM. ROUGH STONE TRU THE DRUM WHEN U HAVE DONE UR FINAL WASH CAN HELP KEEP THEM CLEAN
at 2:25 did he tell the rock to get out .... and it did?
Super idea 💡👋👋
Awesome video now you just need to invent a sorting bucket so you don’t just drain it out into the sewer!
Looks like a nasty job....! Somebody's got to do it... Glad to see this work in progress...!
The ultimate enema!
Can you pls let me know where it would be available & where from I can buy the same
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top stuff
What jetting tool do you use and what is the gpm on the pump?
Tool=ReadyJet, 96 liter @ 1400 Bar
Water is powerful element
after 11 years this was recommended to me, and it showed nothing.
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somebody hasn't been washing behind the fins
How do you do that? Wash behind fins? Rock wash? Special spray bar?
2:28 my bathroom after a Taco Bell run.
Que maquina quebra o concreto? Você não mostrou a maquina!
Did the driver ever use any water.
cool, but you didn't really show anything. How does it work?
Powerful jet pressure if that water beam hit your legs they’ll be deboned from flesh to the bone I’m not joking!!
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@@zahrobie07619746 how much psi
@@LuciferMorningstar-ix3lb DUOMI can supply many kinds of self loading concrete mixer truck, have from 1.2m3 to 6.5m3 capacity.
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Why did that happen, break down?
Kese toda he
Thats reminds me of my morning dump.
Verynice
can you buy it by the gallon ?
Thats like a zero slump
Almost as good as a cat video. Nice job
Have a look at what I do inside Ready-mix concrete truck hucking manual with my friend I huck one Quebec a half day and if I happen to have machine of drilling I huck 3hrs and job well done
I believe that people still go inside of this named confined space which requires special permits. Next to that it's a pretty unhealthy and dangerous job even with all PPE required. That's where come in with our solution. 4-8 drums done in a single day. Wondering how your condition would be at the end of the day having done 4-8 drums and then 5 days in a row?
1:06 headphone users rip
john papadopoulos Lol! All of a sudden.......Noise!!!
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Will this clean hard set up concrete?
Hello MrPerry, yes it will
Here I was wondering if concrete ever dries up in them mixers... Yep, they sure do.
Only if the drivers or company are idiots like this. We wash up the exterior after being loaded and the inside/outside after every pour, and in our contract, if we don't pour within 2hrs of the customers requested "on site" time, we go back to the yard and dump the load out(make concrete construction barrier walls with it) and the customer pays for the discarded load. Our trucks never build up a disaster like this.
@@falcondriver100 - A bag of sugar prevents the concrete from ever setting and many drivers in the UK used to carry one in the cab just in case the vehicle ever broke down.
@@sichere If the drum won't turn, how does the sugar get mixed in?
@@josephastier7421 Add water and it permeates through the mix and stops the chemical process of the Cement
Right into storm water drains yum
Well that showed me not a dam thing!
That’s one way to short load
Driver should learn how to use their hose and they would need to do this
Weight before and after...
How much they worth
I wonder if this is what the meat grinder from Stalker looks like.
Damn that's like two yards of concrete. You pay for 10 but you only get you get at 8.
They batch out by weight. So many lbs of cement , so many lbs of aggregate , so many gallons of water. You order 10 yards , they batch out 10 yards. The build up does make getting it all out a little more difficult.
Ok - you didn't show a damn thing. How does it work??
watch it again.
Wow, that saves a lot of - what am I saying - tonnage. Is that nozzle just as strong as with Coke Ovens 600 Bar? For example, a mixer will last a lot longer and you can take more concrete with you. ;-) I have worked on many mixer from 4m³ to 15m³ at various companies in the Netherlands and have been a mentor driver for another year.
Fierce competition high salaries low profits high production job site hold ups won’t always allow cleaning like this ; so they have to keep moving until it gets to this point....
Sounds like you know. I'll ask if thats from breaking down? Does a truck running normally, (my idea) hit stop by stop until empty & then back to the yard to reload, would that allow for buildup like this?? That pile looks like 2 yards maybe, if thats from a day, thats lousy use of equipment. .
I would want to be able to carry a full load if it was my truck.. Thanks
It would have been nice if the video actually showed the thing working.
And no annoying supermarket muzzak drowning the clip out.
That's a lot of waste material coming out of the drum.
The people who said volumetric mixers are a greener solution were right.
The truth why loads are short.
so when u order 10m u get about 6m
Everyone is complaining about not being able to see it in action, which would be nice, but I doubt there's a camera made that could survive inside the drum while it's being blasted.
You're right, no camera can withstand the power and spread waterspray inside the confined space of the drum. That's the reason!
They were some big lumps of concrete. If anyone knows, is that a normal build-up over time or would something have gone wrong for that much concrete to set in the mixer?
That is pure negligence on the operators fault!!! Ive driven mixer for years and a proper washout will eliminate 99.9 percent of buildup like that
Either one really. But mainly operator error. Just not cleaning the drum right or sitting to long on a job. No matter how long you spin concrete and keep it wet. After a few hours that shit will harden up no matter what you do to it.
@@user-km2iz8rk4f Thanks for your reply. Since my early years cement trucks have intrigued me. I know from cleaning up my spade and wheelbarrow how easy it is for concrete to set on metal. I imagine every delivery must be planned with driving time then time on site plus the 'fudge factor' to pour the mix before it starts to set. More complicated that it appears I imagine.
I prefer the Mythbuster method.
Yes but it clears the whole truck from the job site.
What kind of sorcery is this?!
OMG why didn't the truck driver fill up with water and tumble untill he got back to the plant ????
That mixer has been sitting for a long time for one thing, the second is that they removed the entire upper end of the hopper. Third, I did not see how the system worked at all. Saw a boom going into a dissected hopper and then the mixer discharging broken pieces. Poor video.
it would have been high pressure water probably 10,000 - 20,000 PSI and maybe ultrasonics to break up the concrete. safe and fast.
How did they clean it tho?
With high-pressure water robot. Look at www.blascon.com for more info.
Ummm why no hopper catching the concrete oh i see you want to work harder not smarter
Mucha introduccion
Eduardo Candeias Yep! Too long!
Water jets and concrete probably takes years of life off the barrel. high pressure water blasting sands and rock inside the barrel..
I wonder if that would work when I’m constipated?
Only once...
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👍☘️
Nice dumping the contaminated water into the storm system.
How much is this ready jet ?
Is it good business start up?
Could you please send me an email info@blascon.com, thank you.
Must be cleaned every week ! Or else this happens ... fins must be oiled
Did sombody forget to show the entire process, or is it proprietary, that's what I suspected,a proprietary veil.
how did I get here...