As a grampa I have to say YOU TWO ARE ADORABLE together👍👍👍 You never fail to make me smile, teach me something, or allow me to reminisce; sometimes all three!! Congratulations on your fine channel
@@Peter-pv8xx they're very happily married. Look back a bit on the videos to see the story. Got engaged on a dirt biking trip. There's even a video floating about the internet of the wedding
I loved the video. You are a pleasant host. We see such monstrous equipment at the Indiana State Fair every year and always wonder how they operate. Thank you farmers for feeding us all on this planet!
One amazing thing about you-tube is a chance to see some of my fellow Americans and what they are doing out there,... I have my dirt bike, a Green KX 250 (2 stroke)...now it looks like I need to go get a Green Combine,....that thing was really cool. Can Grant do a wheelie in the Combine?? Happy Motoring People!! ....from a new subscriber.
I love seeing a woman comfortable around machinery that can eat you alive. My daughters get nervous seeing me under a car/truck doing repairs. But I love em! And you 2....so cute together, so happy, making it look easy.....when it isn’t....Dave in Omaha
I find the Combine to be a miracle of engineering. They are probably one of the most complex and impressive 'classic' machine in existence. To take a bean on the plant and harvest it into a marketable product at such speed and volume is truly impressive.
I've always been baffled at how much money it takes to grow just 40 acres (the land , equipment , interest for bank loan, labor etc.) of beans for such a small profit. 4000 acres makes a lot of money, but my god seems like a better return would be anything but farming . But, it doesn't take much education , and you get a lot of time off in winter. Cotton brought about 75 cents 40 years ago, now its just around a buck. Where is the profit?
@@leelafarlett4401 same with a lot of things. Firewood has been 200/cord plus delivery in my area of the northeast for 30 yrs. Price of gas and labor have at least doubled if not tripled. Farmers have it worse because they don't even set there own prices on a lot of stuff from what I understand. Original post: combines have always amazed me as well for the same reasons. They're unbelievable.
@@leelafarlett4401 Not much education? Are you serious? You have to have so much knowledge about weather, soil, crop production, insect control…the list goes on.
@@leelafarlett4401 truly baffled by your comment... Not a lot of education? A lot of time off in winter? Yea i dont think so buddy. Its not like farmers work 6 months and get 6 months off. This aint a job, this is a life style. 24/7 365 days a year. Where is the profit? Its non existant, or if any a very small amount. You make money, and all that money flushes straight out again. When i was a worker milking 200+ cows i asked my boss/the farmer. How much money does a farmer make? He answered: I'm a millionair once a month and i'm broke the remaining 30 days.
I like Nebraska. Drove hwy. 20 across the sand hills in 2005. Locals told us it was as green as we would ever see it because of all the rain that year. Camped at the Niobrara State Park off the motorcycle. Swam in the warm river. Also enjoy U.S. Rte. 83. Hope the pinheads in D.C. insure there will be enough diesel for the fall harvest.
I’ve driven across Nebraska many times during harvest time and always wanted to stop and see how all this works; this was the next best thing. Fun and informative.
just walk out onto the field waving them down, then climb up the combine and ask the farmer how it all works, im sure they would love that, they get bored driving up and down the field all day stan, go ahead make a farmers day
Thanks for explaining how this combine operates. Back in the 70s, I was 12 to 14 the first time they sent me out with the grain cart, nobody told me the combine didn't stop! I have a 14 yz450f. Ttrs are great bikes.
I liked it even when I have no business doing harvesting but I like technology regardless of what it is. But I think what makes it more fun listening is cool happy communication with very good simple explanation. Good job.
You mention Yamaha and 3wheelers, I sub :) Two 1985 Tri-Z 250's and a 1983 YTM200 here and a few Blasters and a Banshee. Thanks for farming to feed the rest of us👍🙂
Guys, great to see you working together. BTW a cart is a transportation vehicle with a central axle or axles. A wagon is a transportation vehicle with wheels at the corners, usually with one set steerable. It is a grain cart as opposed to a hay wagon.
Your videos take me back to the endless amazing days on my grandparents farm. So much has changed but a lot has stayed the same. Really love what your doing.😊
You are making the right choice by live by the farm life. I use to live on a farm for 20 years but moved to the west coast. Ugh how I miss it. The city life will drive you mad. So many people, noise and congestion. It can take an hour and a half to travel 20 miles!!! I live in a nice neighborhood and just this morning someone fired 8 shots of a pistol at 5 am in front of my house as they drove by!! Stay sweet and innocent!
I loved that, in my day they were Red and called Massey Ferguson before Arco bought them. We owned a MF franchise in South Africa, mostly sugar Cane and Bananas in my region on the Indian Ocean coastline of Natal. You reminded me when I was a 15 year old boy, we would turn up to a local farmers demo day with several big toys, and show all the local farmers how fast two of us could plow the hell out of a field against the stop watch. We would pop wheelies in the tractor at the end of each furrow, ( just for drama ) do real hard turns by locking a left or right wheel and jump out and run next to the tractor if we had it all set up nice in a straight furrow on the next run. Needless to say we had great fun, just like you while the farmers stood watching, drinking beer having a bbq. Needless to say we broke a few things but also sold a lot of tractors. Back then there wasn’t one piece of computerised gear on anything. The worst you could do is flip a tractor which we never did. As for the bikes… that was just pure adrenaline but only after the work was done. Today I live in Australia completely removed from farming.
So, to add to the confusion about auger cart / grain wagon debacle, my Dad worked for a farm in Deleawre County Ohio for a couple years when I was a baby (so about 30 years ago) and they called theirs a "Bunny Wagon" because when it was empty, it would "hop" through the field and down the road.
The automation process sure beats the manual way my uncle and granddad used to farm. They were tobacco farmers. Their farm was located in South Central NC near the Sandhills of NC, I know things have changed tremendously since the 1960's and the 1970's. My mother was raised on that farm and she had 9 siblings. My aunt and uncle on my Dad's side were Cattle farmers and were milk producers. Also from NC. Lovely place. I have traveled to Chicago and Wisconsin but have not spent a lot of time in the Midwest.
Love your show. Grant with all the technology you have in that combine I can see you are staying as productive as can be so I'm going to give you a little advice when you make your split and can't get thru without dumping. Instead of cutting into your right so you can dump on the grain cart cut a path to your left for the grain Cart that way when you done unloading you can start harvesting right away instead of waiting on the graincart to get out of the way. Not saying what you do is wrong but will save you some time. Keep up the great work and God bless you and your farm 😊
I do enjoy the videos. The channel sure has grown Laura! You and Grant are good medicine for others to see what being happy looks like. To the victor go the spoils. Besides, we know Grant didn't want to win..... 😁
Thanks for the images. Congratulations on the work in agriculture. Your friendliness and smile is fantastic. From Brazil I wish, Health, Happiness and Achievements!
That wasn't harvesting on a Sunday, it was a date in the combine! Like the dirt bikes - have a KTM and Suzuki dual sport bikes, and a Beta trials bike. Knew Grant would lose the candy - he's a classy guy like that.
Y’all are awesome ! Enjoy watching as well I’ve done everything as y’all have from diskin up to planting to harvesting and run everything as well as you all do but it’s fun to watch because most people wouldn’t actually know what you go threw just to get in those fields they just see y’all driving them and don’t realize the maintenance and hooking gear up know how to use it
Love this! I've always wanted to drive a combine! The sense of accomplishment after looking back and seeing a harvested field would feel gratifying. I'm kinda on Grant's side of the wagon/cart discussion.😏🚜
I’m with Laura on this one, definitely grain cart, grain wagon is one you pull down the road in my mind. A cart, like in the stores, only gets used at the store or in this case the field haha
I couldn’t stand starting the day with all cleaning all that corn fodder off the feeder housing. Drives me nuts watching videos when ladies leave it on there 24 seven!
I thought flying helicopters was cool but this is pretty awesome Really great video and nice to see a new generation of farmers that genuinely love the work
Grant looks just like me. Tall and riding blue. Mine is a WR450F with a YZ cam and carb. Good stuff. Subscribed. My daughter rides green. A KX100. No one is perfect.
You guys make a great team and INFORM city dudes like myself- The Process, the SKILLS, Smarts, equipment, $$$ it takes to be a farmer, proving our food. It's been fascinating- and I've watched them all, and I don't grow anything.
Grant you were tryin for that candy man😅 awesome to see you guys be able to work on each other’s farms and use both colors of equipment! But Green is always better
wow, didn't know the combines were so high tech. Any good games on those computers? lol This video reminds me of how much I miss "country". I grew up surrounded by crops and loved motorcycle riding and just living simply. Then became an engineer and moved to the city and always have such a great feeling when I return to the country. One recent visit I witnessed children and their parents outdoors playing soccer together and then coming inside for lunch and home made ice cream. Noone had a smart out texting or off in a corner playing a game on their ipad. It was people actually talking with each other and enjoying life. And LOVE my Yamaha Super Tenere (2013 model)!
I enjoyed seeing you all having fun, working. That combine is amazing, how that it does so many things for you and you can just set there and relax. See you all in future videos and you all be careful and stay safe. As always, Jeffrey !!!
Laura thank you for wearing a Helmet!! This will protect you very well and buy one that the motocross guys wear. That chin guard will save your jaw line and head, neck trauma. There are many young ladies in your age group who wear helmets when dirt biking. I enjoy all your family videos too.
Love it, you guys are a great couple, best two smiles on the whole internets mainly Laura's! We useto run Trimble on everything except the combines and peanut combines and dumpcarts, it was fun to actually drive sometimes.
For anybody wondering I have an 09 Camry. It doesn’t do any of that futuristic sci-fi stuff like that big green machine does but it’s got working AC and power windows!!!
I'm going to sound super old fashioned here, yet it fits so well. You two are adorable. Having lived on a farm/ranch I can greatly appreciate your life. As far as looking at it as just a job, it is the best job that I ever had. Living on a farm/ranch showed a teen how to love the country. When I need to unwind, it's dirt road riding at no more than 30 moh that does it for me. Thank you for sharing
Nothing but mad respect to our farmers. Thank you guys.
So nice to see the two of you working and smiling. What a great team.
As a grampa I have to say YOU TWO ARE ADORABLE together👍👍👍
You never fail to make me smile, teach me something, or allow me to reminisce; sometimes all three!!
Congratulations on your fine channel
Grants a lucky dude, it’s awesome seeing you two so happy
There was something enjoyable about seeing you guys happy, and having fun together. What a wholesome video. Great job Laura and Grant
Can't wait till they have a kid, if that's something they are thinking about.
Ur right such a great couple
@@shorey66 Are they married, I thought they were friends on neighboring farms.
@@Peter-pv8xx they're very happily married. Look back a bit on the videos to see the story. Got engaged on a dirt biking trip. There's even a video floating about the internet of the wedding
@@Peter-pv8xx they are married
It's great to watch what seem to be good and wholesome young people enjoying life.
I swear, you guys are the sweetest couple. 😍 Love how you interact with each other, no matter if you're working or just having fun.
You guys are awesome together, showing life within nature, very down to Earth.
You two and your dad are a bundle of joy.
So glad to hear your trying to quit your chewing tobacco habit. You got this girl. We are totally behind you!
Love that look of triumph Laura gave the camera when she "won" the candy. Grant is a smart man.
Really? Grant is lucky he was probably one of 3 guys in her graduating class
@@colinfrancis8309 Salty much? Don't be mad just because you haven't had a girl in years
Working and having fun in same day together is priceless thanks for all you guys do
So fun... Thanks for sharing... Refreshing... You two give me hope in this crazy world! Blessings on you both...
I loved the video. You are a pleasant host. We see such monstrous equipment at the Indiana State Fair every year and always wonder how they operate. Thank you farmers for feeding us all on this planet!
1. Thank you for feeding us.
2. Also it is so nice to meet all the "squares" I fly over when I go vacationing.
One amazing thing about you-tube is a chance to see some of my fellow Americans and what they are doing out there,...
I have my dirt bike, a Green KX 250 (2 stroke)...now it looks like I need to go get a Green Combine,....that thing was really cool.
Can Grant do a wheelie in the Combine??
Happy Motoring People!! ....from a new subscriber.
I love seeing a woman comfortable around machinery that can eat you alive. My daughters get nervous seeing me under a car/truck doing repairs. But I love em! And you 2....so cute together, so happy, making it look easy.....when it isn’t....Dave in Omaha
That’s a big ass field!
grant you got a great keeper there. her smile makes any day go well. Keep letting her win. Its a better bet.
Grain cart or bank out wagon is what they are called here. Nice video.
I find the Combine to be a miracle of engineering. They are probably one of the most complex and impressive 'classic' machine in existence. To take a bean on the plant and harvest it into a marketable product at such speed and volume is truly impressive.
I've always been baffled at how much money it takes to grow just 40 acres (the land , equipment , interest for bank loan, labor etc.) of beans for such a small profit. 4000 acres makes a lot of money, but my god seems like a better return would be anything but farming . But, it doesn't take much education , and you get a lot of time off in winter.
Cotton brought about 75 cents 40 years ago, now its just around a buck. Where is the profit?
@@leelafarlett4401 same with a lot of things. Firewood has been 200/cord plus delivery in my area of the northeast for 30 yrs. Price of gas and labor have at least doubled if not tripled. Farmers have it worse because they don't even set there own prices on a lot of stuff from what I understand.
Original post: combines have always amazed me as well for the same reasons. They're unbelievable.
@@leelafarlett4401 2 words. Farming Subsidies
@@leelafarlett4401 Not much education? Are you serious? You have to have so much knowledge about weather, soil, crop production, insect control…the list goes on.
@@leelafarlett4401 truly baffled by your comment... Not a lot of education? A lot of time off in winter? Yea i dont think so buddy. Its not like farmers work 6 months and get 6 months off. This aint a job, this is a life style. 24/7 365 days a year. Where is the profit? Its non existant, or if any a very small amount. You make money, and all that money flushes straight out again. When i was a worker milking 200+ cows i asked my boss/the farmer. How much money does a farmer make? He answered: I'm a millionair once a month and i'm broke the remaining 30 days.
I like Nebraska. Drove hwy. 20 across the sand hills in 2005. Locals told us it was as green as we would ever see it because of all the rain that year. Camped at the Niobrara State Park off the motorcycle. Swam in the warm river. Also enjoy U.S. Rte. 83. Hope the pinheads in D.C. insure there will be enough diesel for the fall harvest.
I’ve driven across Nebraska many times during harvest time and always wanted to stop and see how all this works; this was the next best thing. Fun and informative.
just walk out onto the field waving them down, then climb up the combine and ask the farmer how it all works, im sure they would love that, they get bored driving up and down the field all day stan, go ahead make a farmers day
look at that Grant!!! What a grin,,,,luckiest man alive!!!! All of us are jealous of you!!!! haha have fun!!
Thanks for explaining how this combine operates. Back in the 70s, I was 12 to 14 the first time they sent me out with the grain cart, nobody told me the combine didn't stop!
I have a 14 yz450f. Ttrs are great bikes.
Don’t know how or why this pop up to me from YT, but enjoyed watching you guys, cute couple.👍
I liked it even when I have no business doing harvesting but I like technology regardless of what it is. But I think what makes it more fun listening is cool happy communication with very good simple explanation. Good job.
You mention Yamaha and 3wheelers, I sub :) Two 1985 Tri-Z 250's and a 1983 YTM200 here and a few Blasters and a Banshee. Thanks for farming to feed the rest of us👍🙂
I love this dynamic I want a Laura and grant relationship so pure! He even kept playing so she would win the candy truly best friends and soulmates
Well sed few an far between
I'm subscribing
I could spend hours and hours listening to her.
Thank you Laura and Grant. I have viewed every video you have posted on this channel. It's so refreshing to see a young couple chase their goals.
Agree Laura, grain cart and ❤️ your analogy of driver needing to read minds. 😀
That's literally a perfect Sunday.
So cool y’all make time to be together, and productive!!
The investment and dedication Farmers have to have is astounding. Thank you all for all the hard work keeping our families fed. God bless.
Guys, great to see you working together. BTW a cart is a transportation vehicle with a central axle or axles. A wagon is a transportation vehicle with wheels at the corners, usually with one set steerable. It is a grain cart as opposed to a hay wagon.
Your videos take me back to the endless amazing days on my grandparents farm. So much has changed but a lot has stayed the same. Really love what your doing.😊
Howdy!!! Real cornhuskers, cornhuskers alumni from Midwest here…👍
You two are a fun and courageous couple. I congratulate you
You are making the right choice by live by the farm life. I use to live on a farm for 20 years but moved to the west coast. Ugh how I miss it. The city life will drive you mad. So many people, noise and congestion. It can take an hour and a half to travel 20 miles!!! I live in a nice neighborhood and just this morning someone fired 8 shots of a pistol at 5 am in front of my house as they drove by!! Stay sweet and innocent!
Grant is an exceptionally intelligent man letting you win that little candy bar. Way to go Grant!
I loved that, in my day they were Red and called Massey Ferguson before Arco bought them. We owned a MF franchise in South Africa, mostly sugar Cane and Bananas in my region on the Indian Ocean coastline of Natal. You reminded me when I was a 15 year old boy, we would turn up to a local farmers demo day with several big toys, and show all the local farmers how fast two of us could plow the hell out of a field against the stop watch. We would pop wheelies in the tractor at the end of each furrow, ( just for drama ) do real hard turns by locking a left or right wheel and jump out and run next to the tractor if we had it all set up nice in a straight furrow on the next run. Needless to say we had great fun, just like you while the farmers stood watching, drinking beer having a bbq. Needless to say we broke a few things but also sold a lot of tractors. Back then there wasn’t one piece of computerised gear on anything. The worst you could do is flip a tractor which we never did. As for the bikes… that was just pure adrenaline but only after the work was done. Today I live in Australia completely removed from farming.
You guys are such lovable farm hicks. Salt of the earth. If I were younger, I’d work for you guys for free. 😊❤️
Laura, you are my girl. Scenic touring on many roads across the US of A.
The down corn makes me remember the day of thick planted Pioneer seed corn . We changed brands and never had down corn again.
Laura's wheelies are sick!! No really, they ARE sick. Or is sad the word I'm looking for?😁 Just kidding. Love the videos! You guys are awesome!
Video starts @ 14:35
We just come to look at Laura, we are simps😅
You country kids...! Enjoy the life. Greetings from Australia (with a healthy slice of South Africa ;)
So, to add to the confusion about auger cart / grain wagon debacle, my Dad worked for a farm in Deleawre County Ohio for a couple years when I was a baby (so about 30 years ago) and they called theirs a "Bunny Wagon" because when it was empty, it would "hop" through the field and down the road.
Not gonna lie, I could stay the entire day watching the machine harvest the corn and still will not get bored. Really nice vid.
The automation process sure beats the manual way my uncle and granddad used to farm. They were tobacco farmers. Their farm was located in South Central NC near the Sandhills of NC, I know things have changed tremendously since the 1960's and the 1970's. My mother was raised on that farm and she had 9 siblings. My aunt and uncle on my Dad's side were Cattle farmers and were milk producers. Also from NC. Lovely place. I have traveled to Chicago and Wisconsin but have not spent a lot of time in the Midwest.
So glad i found this channel 👍❤
I love your channel. So eye opening to what farm life is really like☺️
Go BLUE!! I've always been a fan of Yamaha. Ever since the Warrior and Banshee.
Laura! You and Grant Such A Perfect Team!
You two make my heart happy!:) And so intelligent and accurately and thoroughly informative:)
He’s a lucky man. You are gorgeous and have such a great personality and work ethic
Love your show. Grant with all the technology you have in that combine I can see you are staying as productive as can be so I'm going to give you a little advice when you make your split and can't get thru without dumping. Instead of cutting into your right so you can dump on the grain cart cut a path to your left for the grain Cart that way when you done unloading you can start harvesting right away instead of waiting on the graincart to get out of the way. Not saying what you do is wrong but will save you some time. Keep up the great work and God bless you and your farm 😊
Hardworking couple....Be Blessed Laura and Grant
I do enjoy the videos. The channel sure has grown Laura! You and Grant are good medicine for others to see what being happy looks like. To the victor go the spoils. Besides, we know Grant didn't want to win..... 😁
Thanks for the images. Congratulations on the work in agriculture. Your friendliness and smile is fantastic. From Brazil I wish, Health, Happiness and Achievements!
That wasn't harvesting on a Sunday, it was a date in the combine! Like the dirt bikes - have a KTM and Suzuki dual sport bikes, and a Beta trials bike. Knew Grant would lose the candy - he's a classy guy like that.
The cutest hard working young couple of the interwebs! Blessings to all of you! Praying for your grampa full recovery!
Greetings from south Texas!
It didn’t look like it was hard to convince Laura to take the candy :-). And I agree, Grant does seem like a classy guy.
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I'm pretty sure that is her Brother! Lmao
@@RB-vh6ps Doubt it. If true, that would be creepy, especially since they had a wedding episode.
From a fellow TH-camr to another, man you have a different life lol!
You guys make farming look fun and cool. I love it!
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Y’all are awesome ! Enjoy watching as well I’ve done everything as y’all have from diskin up to planting to harvesting and run everything as well as you all do but it’s fun to watch because most people wouldn’t actually know what you go threw just to get in those fields they just see y’all driving them and don’t realize the maintenance and hooking gear up know how to use it
Love this! I've always wanted to drive a combine! The sense of accomplishment after looking back and seeing a harvested field would feel gratifying. I'm kinda on Grant's side of the wagon/cart discussion.😏🚜
In my neck of the woods, we refer to the lone trees as "witness trees". A very very old and famous one not far from me in Oley, PA.
I’m with Laura on this one, definitely grain cart, grain wagon is one you pull down the road in my mind. A cart, like in the stores, only gets used at the store or in this case the field haha
My default definition is two wheels = trailer and four wheels = wagon because of the equipment in grew up with
I always wondered how that was done mr Rogers didnt tell us on how ot was done thank you for the video it was great.
That thumbnail is thirsty AF…and I’m here for it 🙌
Great video. Thanks. Showing us the farm life. And how people like you guys. feed the world
Dirt bikes are the best!!! What a stress reliever. Glad to see those helmets on this time.
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Good stuff live to see country poeple enjoying each other and having fun
I really like and appreciate you guys and your videos. Look forward to them 💕
I couldn’t stand starting the day with all cleaning all that corn fodder off the feeder housing. Drives me nuts watching videos when ladies leave it on there 24 seven!
That’s a beautiful thing you got there
I thought flying helicopters was cool but this is pretty awesome
Really great video and nice to see a new generation of farmers that genuinely love the work
Grant looks just like me. Tall and riding blue. Mine is a WR450F with a YZ cam and carb. Good stuff. Subscribed. My daughter rides green. A KX100. No one is perfect.
You guys make a great team and INFORM city dudes like myself- The Process, the SKILLS, Smarts, equipment, $$$ it takes to be a farmer, proving our food. It's been fascinating- and I've watched them all, and I don't grow anything.
Grant you were tryin for that candy man😅 awesome to see you guys be able to work on each other’s farms and use both colors of equipment! But Green is always better
wow, didn't know the combines were so high tech. Any good games on those computers? lol This video reminds me of how much I miss "country". I grew up surrounded by crops and loved motorcycle riding and just living simply. Then became an engineer and moved to the city and always have such a great feeling when I return to the country. One recent visit I witnessed children and their parents outdoors playing soccer together and then coming inside for lunch and home made ice cream. Noone had a smart out texting or off in a corner playing a game on their ipad. It was people actually talking with each other and enjoying life. And LOVE my Yamaha Super Tenere (2013 model)!
I enjoyed seeing you all having fun, working. That combine is amazing, how that it does so many things for you and you can just set there and relax. See you all in future videos and you all be careful and stay safe.
As always, Jeffrey !!!
You are great！I like your smile~,I'm from china,we don't have such advanced machinery here.Thank you!
You two are a great couple. Fantastic job! Im an ole city boy and never knew how much goes into farming.
what a lovely pair they are both so genuinely happy it is contagious Love them
How do you like the corn reel? Do you have to use it much and was it worth the investment? Thanks.
You two are so cute and active. Nicely done. Behave and continue to love one another.
Laura thank you for wearing a Helmet!! This will protect you very well and buy one that the motocross guys wear. That chin guard will save your jaw line and head, neck trauma. There are many young ladies in your age group who wear helmets when dirt biking. I enjoy all your family videos too.
Never realized how easy that stuff is. Must be nice.
Love it, you guys are a great couple, best two smiles on the whole internets mainly Laura's! We useto run Trimble on everything except the combines and peanut combines and dumpcarts, it was fun to actually drive sometimes.
That thumbnail for this video is so not fair beautiful 🤣Mass Respect,🌹
Cool thank you varry much
Is Grant always as cool as he appears to be? You both seem like really cool and likable people… I certainly enjoy your content…
The last piece of candy was gonna be Laura’s no matter how the game went. Grant may be competitive, but he’s not dumb 😂😂😂
Ya I kinda knew who was going to win that.
agree it was hers before they even began...lol
it is marriage
@@Lehosoosilla whats her's is her's and what 's his is her's...
You ain't lyin! Grant is keeping the waves to a minimum... great job!
For anybody wondering I have an 09 Camry. It doesn’t do any of that futuristic sci-fi stuff like that big green machine does but it’s got working AC and power windows!!!
Fun to see you two together in a combine ❤️
Thanks for the food guys.
Later on ? are you thinking of combining both farms ? or getting your own?
Looks like a blast !
I'm going to sound super old fashioned here, yet it fits so well.
You two are adorable.
Having lived on a farm/ranch I can greatly appreciate your life. As far as looking at it as just a job, it is the best job that I ever had.
Living on a farm/ranch showed a teen how to love the country. When I need to unwind, it's dirt road riding at no more than 30 moh that does it for me.
Thank you for sharing