I know you guys keep saying that the on-location videos don't do as well as you expect, but I love them. It's so interesting and informative to see the areas, and I love hiking videos in and of themselves, so I really hope you guys continue to do them!
My husband died 5 weeks ago, today. Watching and listening to your videos is helping me get through this very tough time. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos.
I hope we all were born at a very specific time. 😂😂😂 Seriously, I live in the Smokies and I have been lost here. Plus the terrain and the weather. I searched for an escaped prisoner here. I looked for a long time and when I located him he was almost at my feet in waist-high vegetation. He wore camo pants and a dark tee shirt. I saw the straight edge of the bill of his cap and then I saw him. He was lying down and was very still. Movement gives you away. And, my search area was small. I can see how people just disappear here.
When served in the miltary in Northern Ireland in the early 90s we came across an intoxicated man wandering along the roadside in Learmount forest in the Sperrin mountains...he claimed to have crashed a car (it was December and at night) I went into the woods to find the car in case there was an incapacitated passenger and I practically stood on the car before I saw it on it's side in a ditch...I have no idea how he managed to get it so far into the forest without hitting a tree! Another member of the patrol said later...silly b@stard should have hid when he heard us coming and reported the accident the next day to avoid a drink driving charge!
I knew a guy in Irving Texas, maybe 10 years ago, that invented a hydrogen engine prototype. He told me that he had a meeting scheduled with an oil company in Houston the next week. Never did see that guy again.
Hearing you guys talk about 1851 navy got my attention. I am a collector of original colts and winchesters. if you ever find yourselves in las vegas. Happy to let you guys shoot my collection. Been a watcher for a long time. Least I could do for all the Entertainment I have gotten from watching your channel.
Polly - maybe she thumbed a ride (and a smoke) from trail head to the campground. (Pissed at her friends, worried about the pot on the stove, craving a smoke etc.) She got in voluntarily and she was robbed for her jewelry and left somewhere to die from exposure or animal attack.
I missed this stream by about an hour but after watching it there was something I wanted to mention about how much the culture around cigarettes has changed: As a lifetime resident of Nevada, I have seen the casinos go from letting cigarette smokers have free reign inside the casinos to being restricted from literally everywhere but the casino floor. You are not allowed to smoke in the hotel hallways. You cannot smoke in the hotel lobbies. You are not allowed to smoke in the restaurants. It used to be so nasty just walking into a casino from the outside because you could literally -taste- the cigarettes in the air. Now it's not -quite- as bad, though it still stinks if you're near the casino floor.
Fellas, Starry did mot replace 7up. It replaced Sierra Mist. 7up is not owned by Coke or Pepsi though Pepsi does have distribution rights for it. 7up is owned by the Keurig-Dr. Pepper company.
Having worked for 2 of the 3 companies listed: mostly correct. Dr Pepper sells its distribution to the company with the largest market share in the area, so in my area, Pepsi distributes Dr Pepper. In Tennessee where my family lives, it's a Coke product. In Texas, where Dr Pepper originates, it's like Thanos: they do it themselves. 7up is distributed by itself everywhere I've dealt with, but in different ways depending on what region you're dealing with.
As someone who has stopped watching a lot of your videos lately and hearing you say the last few have been duds I can tell you now it feels like retredding. I see a bunch of familiar names from other videos, and talking about just the one kind of missing person's case gets old fast. The videos are well done, but veriety is king. Keeping it fresh and finding unique spins on these videos is what gets people to watch. My favourite of yours is where you went to the guy found near the stream behind the bar. You were down there in person, breaking down why it was so confusing and giving your own takes on what could have happened while 'on the field' yourself. Made a pleasant change from the smokies and dead children stories. I always reccomend to people to get into your channel that one and the one where the woman was chased off a trail by men 'presumably' and spent days running from something. That had a neat mystery element and seeing how her story evolved and contradicted was super interesting.
Another trip like that one, and they'll definitely be ready for a calendar!! But seriously,Aiden's, thanks for all your hard work. I know you guys are really doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes, and I'm sure I speak for us all when I say you guys are amazing! Keep it up!!:}
I wasn’t here for the stream, but I thought I’d chime in on the hydrogen conversation, because I have a bit of relevant knowledge. I work in the energy industry as an inspector (fossil, nuclear, renewables, wind, etc). Hydrogen is not just flammable and explosive, it’s extremely reactive; which means it also causes corrosion when it is contained in various materials, due to its propensity to form bonds with other atoms, thereby breaking apart other molecules (like the steel or other materials that you make the tank that contains it). It causes unique types of cracking, blistering and embrittlement. It’s a PROBLEM in mechanical integrity. It also has a tendency to leak, simply due to the fact that it’s a tiny atom that can slip between other atoms and leech out of whatever you’re holding it in. Then there is the issue that hydrogen isn’t “clean” like we think it is. We can obtain it in a few ways. Some are clean-ish: we can get it by electrolysis, in hydroelectric dams (which are largely carbon neutral (once their construction is complete; but that takes us into the environmental impacts of concrete production, which is a whole different topic) but even dams are not without their ecological impact. Damming a river is hugely impactful. We can also drill hydrogen from deposits in the ground; and there is actually a lot of promise on this front, and research indicates that there might be vast quantities of untapped hydrogen. That said, it’s difficult to capture, for all of the same reasons I’ve said that it’s difficult to contain. That brings us to the way we *actually* get most of our hydrogen. We crack it off of hydrocarbon molecules (we extract it from fossil fuels, especially crude oil and natural gas). Did you catch that? We’re still drilling for fossil fuels, and refining them, just to obtain H2. All of the carbon from drilling. All of the carbon from refining. Still a finite resource. But it burns clean once you have it, but the environmental impact is largely the same. Small, mostly inconsequential victory. But with that last one, we’re missing a very important point that the conspiracy theorists also overlook for their own ends; where did I say we get *most* of our H2? Fossil fuels. The fossil fuel companies. BP, Chevron, P66, Exxon, Royal Dutch Shell. They *already own it* and you buy it from *them*. Why would they suppress it? It’s just another revenue stream for them. They own the source. It’s the same source as they’re already drilling. Like I said, there are “green” ways to get hydrogen. But they are in incipient stages, and they’ll take billions of dollars of investment to ever become an energy *source*. Hydrogen is a moderately useful, if not fickle energy *storage* medium. It’s not at a place, now, or in the near future, barring *massive* investment and commitment, to be an economical and efficient *fuel*. We’re far better with a mix of wind, solar, hydro/tidal, with nuclear as a steady, safe, clean backbone; and continuing to invest in energy *storage* technologies (because that’s what’s lacking with our current grid). Battery technology, unfortunately/fortunately, tends to be a steady gradual march, rather than a thing that jumps off the page with peaks of advancements and innovations. Maybe there is a role for hydrogen in our energy future; but it will be part of a multifaceted, multimodal approach (and likely a niche part). It is not a panacea; anyone who tells you it is is either underinformed, or they’re selling you something (see: the fossil fuel corporations, who, as I said, already make most of the hydrogen).
Gee whiz. Sorry for the formatting. I’m much more accustomed to discussion on Reddit than in TH-cam comments. The bolds are meant to be italics for emphasis, not bold like I’m talking to a child.
I have always been fascinated by missing persons cases. So, they interest me the most. I’m not a conspiracy theorist at all, I’m a firm believer of OR, but I enjoy hearing different perspectives. I am a bit superstitious and also believe in most of the paranormal. I also enjoy when you go “on location” or close to the locations of the cases. I know what a lot of the National Parks and areas of these cases look like for the most part by doing my own research or visiting the parks, but seeing it in real time helps with processing possibilities.
As you sometimes do russian cases, look into Elvira Shataeva group accident. It was 50 years anniversary this year and it would be interesting to hear an outside perspective on this case
I grew up learning how to camp and hike in the smokies, around Roan Mnt in particular. Son, treacherous doesn’t do those mountains justice. Malevolent is more appropriate. It’s like driving a doge viper, the bones of that range want to kill you the moment that you get too comfortable with it. They’re beautiful and absolutely wonderful, but you cannot let your guard down in those mountains. One of the first things I learned was have a route plan, a communication plan and a “move (cardinal direction until you come across a road) in case you get lost” plan, stick to it and leave those plans with someone to expect you back at a certain time.
I'm sorry if y'all are experiencing some of our allergies here. I moved from Birmingham Alabama area to Tennessee about fifteen years ago and I have to say as bad as allergy problems are back home, they are way worse here.
The Pinkerton's were hired by the railroad to hunt down the outlaws because, the outlaws robbed the train in America and then went into Canada where they are not wanted and the US marshals have no jurisdiction. Does that work?
So, late to this convo a bit, but I've worked with hydrogen fuel cells for a decade or so, so if you want some more direct info from someone who works with it, feel free to reach out. But, the cliff notes version is, hydrogen has a LOT of advantages in CERTAIN use cases, but the infrastructure isn't there currently for large scale consumer use. One of the big advantages though is that it CAN be made with just water and electricity (most industrial scale currently is not made this way), so it's potentially a good way to create an easily transportable fuel from excess energy production from say solar or wind farms.
Happy Thanksgiving to you & your love ones. Thanks for sharing your travels. You might increase your chances of seeing Big Foot. What would be your 1st reaction if came close to a "Big Foot"? Would you recommend taking bio-degradable depends on hikes, lol?
@@derekmcmanus8615 Main problem is how low the population is, and as a result how far away emergency medical services would be. Though I could see cold intolerance also being an issue for some people.
I thought of this, but what if Polly had lung cancer and just wanted to go out and die somewhere peaceful? I mean you guys do say she loved that park and what better place to die than a wilderness park you enjoy going to.
Thinking about the Pinkerton story, why wouldn't they be hired? Particularly if the offical chanels (local law enforcement etc) already failed, were incompetent, railroaded an innocent, ineffective for a numerous number of reasons you've encountered in you're research.
Hydrogen fuel cells basically are hydrogen-oxygen reusable battery where you have hydrogen in the anode with a catalyst that causes the hydrogen to turn into protons which flow through an electrolyte membrane towards an oxygen rich cathode which reacts to the protons creating electricity, water and heat. The electricity then powers a motor, but as you are constantly breaking down hydrogen into protons you will need to refill the hydrogen tank. Hydrogen fuel cells are a great way to make an electric car have more range, but of course its currently limited by a lack of infrastructure (not enough hydrogen fuel stations, theres only about 60 stations in the US so far and most are in california) and the cost of manufacture are very high as the batteries require platinum as the catalyst and platinum is not cheap. Hydrogen combustion engines burn hydrogen to create energy like a gas engine, and there have been promising developments in hydrogen combustion however its limited mainly by its combustion efficiency.
Sorry guys, I havnt had time to sit down and watch the long video, I usually just listen at work but that’s one I want to actually watch. I’m sure there’s other people who are in the same boat. Can’t just watch between classes in my dorm any more 😢
I have more of a problem with Abrams "mystery box" that really truly derailed Rise of Skywalker. But Disney has utterly no business making a Star Wars trilogy if they couldn't understand they needed an overreaching story. Utterly *none*. I'm so very pissed about the WASTE of Anakin's lines/appearance. More than I am about Luke *that says a lot*.
Regarding the Pepsi vs Coke debate; this just shows everyone is so polarizingly divided on this. I vastly prefer coke and sprite over pepsi and 7up. For exactly the reasons you guys said you preferred Pepsi lol. To me Pepsi doesn't have an actual cola taste, it's just sugar water. I like coke because to me it has more flavour lol. Taste buds are weird lol.
Just some feedback on that video, the long-time viewer that actually did watch the whole thing. I now understand. Maybe why so much was left in, if it was edited in a day. I don't edit, but I'm sure it's a lengthy process. But the feedback is that it was really long. A lot of the talking, because it was kind of a flow of consciousness or spitballing. Kind of talking as you went, felt repetitive and a little redundant. I do think it could have been edited down a lot more. Maybe in the future instead of including just all your stream of consciousness. Thoughts as you walk, show points of interest with your assessment courted in a little bit more of a concise fashion or something? I'm not really sure how to work this, but hopefully you get the idea
One thing I’ve seen done by other creators is to film the raw stream of consciousness but edit a voiceover in the final video so the audience recieves a more concise presentation but the creator retains all the info from the moment to inform their video if that makes sense
I’ve pretty well figured out it’s impossible for me to get food poisoning I can eat months outta date meat and shit outta the fridge and have zero issues my stomach is absolutely solid my sense of smell however is not that’s how I end up eating so much bad food I just can’t smell it lol
Possible solution for disability access to national parks: hovercraft. Not a traditional hovercraft, more a new style of hovercraft. I'm sure the engineers in your cult could easily whip something up.
No 7up is still around, thankfully its literally one of the only pop brands I drink anymore bc Sprite just sucks now after the idiots changed the formula and that Starry is absolute trash.
They changed Sprite? When? Of course I'm in Northern Ireland so it could be completely different here...all Coca-Cola products in Ireland are made in the one plant
Disney ruins EVERYTHING they touch! Just have the Pinkerton's chasing some notorious outlaws and during their pursuit the run into bigfoot. 🤷 The Bussy Bois are coming?! Ohhhh don't threaten us with a good time and thy milk. 😂
You have it all wrong about hydrogen fuel cell cars and technology. The problem isn't the technology, it's the hydrogen itself. It's not only very expensive ($34/kg), but outside of California you have to put in your own refueling point and have industrial gasses delivered to your house like you were a high volume welder. You can buy a Toyota or a Hyundai HFC vehicle today if you like, but only in California. You could ship it up to PA, and be stuck within a 150 mile or so radius of your house after you got the refueling station installed, which would be tens of thousands of dollars. Hydrogen combustion vehicles are also limited by the hydrogen. The technology is out there and works--if and only if you are willing to faff around with the hydrogen itself. Cummins, as just one example, will sell you two different sizes of inline six cylinder engine, the smaller of which is the same one you get in Dodge/Ram pickup trucks; with the same engine block but different heads you can switch the engine between diesel, natural gas, or hydrogen. BMW also made an experimental engine which would burn either gasoline or hydrogen. Admittedly, the BMW went through hydrogen almost like it was water. Check channels such as @agingwheels for driving impressions of the Toyota Mirai.
I pay for TH-cam premium cus I can't stand all the commercials. Instead you put commercials of all kinds of crap in all your videos. Also, you always bash down on David Paulides. He does not spew out commercials in his channel. Maybe you could learn something from him. I'm unsubscribing.
I watached and some constructive feedback. You guys sometimes are too quick dismissing some cases and when youre on site you already have your mind made up and theres not much discussion l. When you guys are there you should have more of a plan/outline of discussion. Its just a little all over the place. Also, youre just to fast to dismiss theories/ideas. It loses alot of peoples interest because we alreadt know what your conclusion is
Don’t believe I was being disrespectful Can see the Financial perks if such a move but so much else is Wrong Not going there ! And it s Certainly the Norm to look out for yourself and maybe ignore the bigger picture That’s my held opinion not disrespect Also if something in a podcast is brought up ofcourse people will respond an d comment! The comment was in response to something Aiden said
They start to Lore the Lodge at 2:14.
Thanks.
Not the hero we deserve, but the one we need right now.
Here's your crown, king 👑
MVP of the chat
I know you guys keep saying that the on-location videos don't do as well as you expect, but I love them. It's so interesting and informative to see the areas, and I love hiking videos in and of themselves, so I really hope you guys continue to do them!
My husband died 5 weeks ago, today. Watching and listening to your videos is helping me get through this very tough time. Thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos.
Waiting patiently for that compilation of all the times Aidan almost fell.
Read it exactly when he said it 😂
Am I really the only one that honestly enjoys the folklore videos? 🥺 Also, Aiden's Trump impression sounds more like Vincent Price.
You guys truly try to make sense with all these episodes. You are fair and bring balance
Thanks
I hope we all were born at a very specific time. 😂😂😂
Seriously, I live in the Smokies and I have been lost here. Plus the terrain and the weather.
I searched for an escaped prisoner here. I looked for a long time and when I located him he was almost at my feet in waist-high vegetation. He wore camo pants and a dark tee shirt. I saw the straight edge of the bill of his cap and then I saw him. He was lying down and was very still. Movement gives you away. And, my search area was small. I can see how people just disappear here.
When served in the miltary in Northern Ireland in the early 90s we came across an intoxicated man wandering along the roadside in Learmount forest in the Sperrin mountains...he claimed to have crashed a car (it was December and at night) I went into the woods to find the car in case there was an incapacitated passenger and I practically stood on the car before I saw it on it's side in a ditch...I have no idea how he managed to get it so far into the forest without hitting a tree! Another member of the patrol said later...silly b@stard should have hid when he heard us coming and reported the accident the next day to avoid a drink driving charge!
Anytime I hear "Pinkertons" I immediately think of red dead Redemption 2 lol
I knew a guy in Irving Texas, maybe 10 years ago, that invented a hydrogen engine prototype. He told me that he had a meeting scheduled with an oil company in Houston the next week. Never did see that guy again.
It's a shame your Smokies video didn't do well; it's one of my favorites and I intend on watching it again.
Hearing you guys talk about 1851 navy got my attention. I am a collector of original colts and winchesters. if you ever find yourselves in las vegas. Happy to let you guys shoot my collection. Been a watcher for a long time. Least I could do for all the Entertainment I have gotten from watching your channel.
Need a shirt that says “this is what gets us cancelled” I feel like we hear this about every other episode 🤣
Pinkertons were used for union busting. So maybe there is a mine strike they are dealing with. Producer credit earned
Polly - maybe she thumbed a ride (and a smoke) from trail head to the campground. (Pissed at her friends, worried about the pot on the stove, craving a smoke etc.) She got in voluntarily and she was robbed for her jewelry and left somewhere to die from exposure or animal attack.
I missed this stream by about an hour but after watching it there was something I wanted to mention about how much the culture around cigarettes has changed:
As a lifetime resident of Nevada, I have seen the casinos go from letting cigarette smokers have free reign inside the casinos to being restricted from literally everywhere but the casino floor.
You are not allowed to smoke in the hotel hallways.
You cannot smoke in the hotel lobbies.
You are not allowed to smoke in the restaurants.
It used to be so nasty just walking into a casino from the outside because you could literally -taste- the cigarettes in the air. Now it's not -quite- as bad, though it still stinks if you're near the casino floor.
I mean it is a place for addictive behaviors. Its designed for gambling and drinking lol
Fellas, Starry did mot replace 7up. It replaced Sierra Mist.
7up is not owned by Coke or Pepsi though Pepsi does have distribution rights for it.
7up is owned by the Keurig-Dr. Pepper company.
Having worked for 2 of the 3 companies listed: mostly correct.
Dr Pepper sells its distribution to the company with the largest market share in the area, so in my area, Pepsi distributes Dr Pepper. In Tennessee where my family lives, it's a Coke product. In Texas, where Dr Pepper originates, it's like Thanos: they do it themselves.
7up is distributed by itself everywhere I've dealt with, but in different ways depending on what region you're dealing with.
Somebody is up to date on their soda lore
As someone who has stopped watching a lot of your videos lately and hearing you say the last few have been duds I can tell you now it feels like retredding. I see a bunch of familiar names from other videos, and talking about just the one kind of missing person's case gets old fast. The videos are well done, but veriety is king. Keeping it fresh and finding unique spins on these videos is what gets people to watch. My favourite of yours is where you went to the guy found near the stream behind the bar. You were down there in person, breaking down why it was so confusing and giving your own takes on what could have happened while 'on the field' yourself. Made a pleasant change from the smokies and dead children stories. I always reccomend to people to get into your channel that one and the one where the woman was chased off a trail by men 'presumably' and spent days running from something. That had a neat mystery element and seeing how her story evolved and contradicted was super interesting.
I observe that your spelling has a lot of variety 😉
Just watched your Donner party video yesterday- I would LOVE to see you guys visit that trail!!
Aiden & Aiden detective agency
Another trip like that one, and they'll definitely be ready for a calendar!! But seriously,Aiden's, thanks for all your hard work. I know you guys are really doing the heavy lifting behind the scenes, and I'm sure I speak for us all when I say you guys are amazing! Keep it up!!:}
I wasn’t here for the stream, but I thought I’d chime in on the hydrogen conversation, because I have a bit of relevant knowledge. I work in the energy industry as an inspector (fossil, nuclear, renewables, wind, etc). Hydrogen is not just flammable and explosive, it’s extremely reactive; which means it also causes corrosion when it is contained in various materials, due to its propensity to form bonds with other atoms, thereby breaking apart other molecules (like the steel or other materials that you make the tank that contains it). It causes unique types of cracking, blistering and embrittlement. It’s a PROBLEM in mechanical integrity. It also has a tendency to leak, simply due to the fact that it’s a tiny atom that can slip between other atoms and leech out of whatever you’re holding it in.
Then there is the issue that hydrogen isn’t “clean” like we think it is. We can obtain it in a few ways. Some are clean-ish: we can get it by electrolysis, in hydroelectric dams (which are largely carbon neutral (once their construction is complete; but that takes us into the environmental impacts of concrete production, which is a whole different topic) but even dams are not without their ecological impact. Damming a river is hugely impactful.
We can also drill hydrogen from deposits in the ground; and there is actually a lot of promise on this front, and research indicates that there might be vast quantities of untapped hydrogen. That said, it’s difficult to capture, for all of the same reasons I’ve said that it’s difficult to contain.
That brings us to the way we *actually* get most of our hydrogen. We crack it off of hydrocarbon molecules (we extract it from fossil fuels, especially crude oil and natural gas). Did you catch that? We’re still drilling for fossil fuels, and refining them, just to obtain H2. All of the carbon from drilling. All of the carbon from refining. Still a finite resource. But it burns clean once you have it, but the environmental impact is largely the same. Small, mostly inconsequential victory.
But with that last one, we’re missing a very important point that the conspiracy theorists also overlook for their own ends; where did I say we get *most* of our H2? Fossil fuels. The fossil fuel companies. BP, Chevron, P66, Exxon, Royal Dutch Shell. They *already own it* and you buy it from *them*. Why would they suppress it? It’s just another revenue stream for them. They own the source. It’s the same source as they’re already drilling.
Like I said, there are “green” ways to get hydrogen. But they are in incipient stages, and they’ll take billions of dollars of investment to ever become an energy *source*. Hydrogen is a moderately useful, if not fickle energy *storage* medium. It’s not at a place, now, or in the near future, barring *massive* investment and commitment, to be an economical and efficient *fuel*.
We’re far better with a mix of wind, solar, hydro/tidal, with nuclear as a steady, safe, clean backbone; and continuing to invest in energy *storage* technologies (because that’s what’s lacking with our current grid). Battery technology, unfortunately/fortunately, tends to be a steady gradual march, rather than a thing that jumps off the page with peaks of advancements and innovations.
Maybe there is a role for hydrogen in our energy future; but it will be part of a multifaceted, multimodal approach (and likely a niche part). It is not a panacea; anyone who tells you it is is either underinformed, or they’re selling you something (see: the fossil fuel corporations, who, as I said, already make most of the hydrogen).
Gee whiz. Sorry for the formatting. I’m much more accustomed to discussion on Reddit than in TH-cam comments. The bolds are meant to be italics for emphasis, not bold like I’m talking to a child.
By the way, I think the word you were looking for was “sublimation”.
The Missing 411 videos are what got me hooked!
I have always been fascinated by missing persons cases. So, they interest me the most. I’m not a conspiracy theorist at all, I’m a firm believer of OR, but I enjoy hearing different perspectives. I am a bit superstitious and also believe in most of the paranormal. I also enjoy when you go “on location” or close to the locations of the cases. I know what a lot of the National Parks and areas of these cases look like for the most part by doing my own research or visiting the parks, but seeing it in real time helps with processing possibilities.
They were calling that particular Maushaus producer "Jar Jar Abrams" even before Disney bought Lucas out.
As you sometimes do russian cases, look into Elvira Shataeva group accident. It was 50 years anniversary this year and it would be interesting to hear an outside perspective on this case
Into THE WHAT
They're in the thick of it and everybody knows
Whoaaaaa This is how the story goes
I grew up learning how to camp and hike in the smokies, around Roan Mnt in particular. Son, treacherous doesn’t do those mountains justice. Malevolent is more appropriate. It’s like driving a doge viper, the bones of that range want to kill you the moment that you get too comfortable with it. They’re beautiful and absolutely wonderful, but you cannot let your guard down in those mountains.
One of the first things I learned was have a route plan, a communication plan and a “move (cardinal direction until you come across a road) in case you get lost” plan, stick to it and leave those plans with someone to expect you back at a certain time.
Absolutely. There are places in those mountains that human eyes have never seen.
I'm sorry if y'all are experiencing some of our allergies here. I moved from Birmingham Alabama area to Tennessee about fifteen years ago and I have to say as bad as allergy problems are back home, they are way worse here.
1:20:54 that may have been a joke but that's what happend to me 😂
The Pinkerton's were hired by the railroad to hunt down the outlaws because, the outlaws robbed the train in America and then went into Canada where they are not wanted and the US marshals have no jurisdiction. Does that work?
The word you’re looking for with gases is volatile/volatility
I just wonder what revolver Gary Plauche used… exact model.
So, late to this convo a bit, but I've worked with hydrogen fuel cells for a decade or so, so if you want some more direct info from someone who works with it, feel free to reach out. But, the cliff notes version is, hydrogen has a LOT of advantages in CERTAIN use cases, but the infrastructure isn't there currently for large scale consumer use. One of the big advantages though is that it CAN be made with just water and electricity (most industrial scale currently is not made this way), so it's potentially a good way to create an easily transportable fuel from excess energy production from say solar or wind farms.
I remember when you could smoke in small town hospitals 🤦🏼♀️
Before my time, but it still blows my mind that you could smoke in schools! Like teachers just lighting up in class😂😂
The 1:00:00 mark with the ranch bit is hilarious.
Happy Thanksgiving to you & your love ones. Thanks for sharing your travels. You might increase your chances of seeing Big Foot. What would be your 1st reaction if came close to a "Big Foot"? Would you recommend taking bio-degradable depends on hikes, lol?
Why not have the ranch in southern Alaska? Similar climate to Maine, people raise cattle there, so it's clearly possible.
Alaska sounds like a great place to visit not sure I could live there...
@@derekmcmanus8615 Main problem is how low the population is, and as a result how far away emergency medical services would be. Though I could see cold intolerance also being an issue for some people.
Brother! Carbon footprint stuff I'd BS. Science for control is all it is
Capture the USS Constitution? A ship that's STILL in service with the navy?!
I thought of this, but what if Polly had lung cancer and just wanted to go out and die somewhere peaceful? I mean you guys do say she loved that park and what better place to die than a wilderness park you enjoy going to.
I like your videos. Well researched, etc. I just don't need to be constantly reminded about how awesome you are.
Brokeback 2: Wendussy Boogaloo
Did I do that right? 😅
2:03:09 this episode went off the rails so hard and i love it
Gas is flammable, hydrogen is explosive.
Maines a good spot. Just pick an outer island to avoid the cold thats up north.
I think the Nuremberg one was two UFO factions fighting each other in the sky over the city!
Coke vs Pepsi:
Pepsi, because:
Less sweet, more sparkly, cheaper
Thinking about the Pinkerton story, why wouldn't they be hired? Particularly if the offical chanels (local law enforcement etc) already failed, were incompetent, railroaded an innocent, ineffective for a numerous number of reasons you've encountered in you're research.
@Aidan T. I believe the word you were looking for is sublimation... unless I'm wrong, in which case I'd be curious what it actually was 😅
The Great and Mighty Kevin on Mt. Rushmore. Now we're cooking.
Hydrogen fuel cells basically are hydrogen-oxygen reusable battery where you have hydrogen in the anode with a catalyst that causes the hydrogen to turn into protons which flow through an electrolyte membrane towards an oxygen rich cathode which reacts to the protons creating electricity, water and heat. The electricity then powers a motor, but as you are constantly breaking down hydrogen into protons you will need to refill the hydrogen tank. Hydrogen fuel cells are a great way to make an electric car have more range, but of course its currently limited by a lack of infrastructure (not enough hydrogen fuel stations, theres only about 60 stations in the US so far and most are in california) and the cost of manufacture are very high as the batteries require platinum as the catalyst and platinum is not cheap. Hydrogen combustion engines burn hydrogen to create energy like a gas engine, and there have been promising developments in hydrogen combustion however its limited mainly by its combustion efficiency.
Sorry guys, I havnt had time to sit down and watch the long video, I usually just listen at work but that’s one I want to actually watch. I’m sure there’s other people who are in the same boat. Can’t just watch between classes in my dorm any more 😢
I’m think of it everybody knows. I skit in through the ice and the snow 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
😂😂😂😂 IN THE BELLY OF THE WINGED BEAST LIES ITS BANE, COVERT, INTENT. I LIKE TURTLES ❤💥
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I fear the thermite is not ideally stable. Not myyyyyy proBLem
Come to north idaho. We have several large lakes for the War Ships
You know Wyoming is colder than maine….. right?
2:15 start time
More like 25:13 lol everything before is just filler content.
What was the Christian book they mentioned (not the roman helmet guy one)
I have more of a problem with Abrams "mystery box" that really truly derailed Rise of Skywalker.
But Disney has utterly no business making a Star Wars trilogy if they couldn't understand they needed an overreaching story. Utterly *none*. I'm so very pissed about the WASTE of Anakin's lines/appearance. More than I am about Luke *that says a lot*.
Regarding the Pepsi vs Coke debate; this just shows everyone is so polarizingly divided on this. I vastly prefer coke and sprite over pepsi and 7up. For exactly the reasons you guys said you preferred Pepsi lol. To me Pepsi doesn't have an actual cola taste, it's just sugar water. I like coke because to me it has more flavour lol. Taste buds are weird lol.
from the screen to the ring, to the pen, to the king where's my crown that's my bling always drama when i ring
Have you considered SD for your cult? Missouri River for Thornberry's fleet. Plus, you'd like our gun laws
Hi Lodgers
1:48:25 you'd have to have electric treaded wheelchairs with solar chargers.
Just some feedback on that video, the long-time viewer that actually did watch the whole thing. I now understand. Maybe why so much was left in, if it was edited in a day. I don't edit, but I'm sure it's a lengthy process. But the feedback is that it was really long. A lot of the talking, because it was kind of a flow of consciousness or spitballing. Kind of talking as you went, felt repetitive and a little redundant. I do think it could have been edited down a lot more. Maybe in the future instead of including just all your stream of consciousness. Thoughts as you walk, show points of interest with your assessment courted in a little bit more of a concise fashion or something? I'm not really sure how to work this, but hopefully you get the idea
I really liked the video. The longer the better imo. And I really appreciate the rawness of it.
One thing I’ve seen done by other creators is to film the raw stream of consciousness but edit a voiceover in the final video so the audience recieves a more concise presentation but the creator retains all the info from the moment to inform their video if that makes sense
You had the chance to call your 50 Shades of Grey Cowboy spin off "50 Grains of Gunpowder" and you didn't take it.
I’ve pretty well figured out it’s impossible for me to get food poisoning I can eat months outta date meat and shit outta the fridge and have zero issues my stomach is absolutely solid my sense of smell however is not that’s how I end up eating so much bad food I just can’t smell it lol
1:09:36 Gumbussy?
Possible solution for disability access to national parks: hovercraft. Not a traditional hovercraft, more a new style of hovercraft. I'm sure the engineers in your cult could easily whip something up.
Viscosity
I mean we raise cattle In Wisconsin
My brain: "Oh, The Great Appalachian Excursion? What even is that?"
My mind: "THE GAE💀"
i just wanted to watch a cool podcast on my way to work and now at 8:30 AM i have been singing the icarly theme song for almost an hour. you assholes.
Went and got lost never got had anything bad happen to besides run out time
No 7up is still around, thankfully its literally one of the only pop brands I drink anymore bc Sprite just sucks now after the idiots changed the formula and that Starry is absolute trash.
They changed Sprite? When? Of course I'm in Northern Ireland so it could be completely different here...all Coca-Cola products in Ireland are made in the one plant
Disney ruins EVERYTHING they touch! Just have the Pinkerton's chasing some notorious outlaws and during their pursuit the run into bigfoot. 🤷
The Bussy Bois are coming?! Ohhhh don't threaten us with a good time and thy milk. 😂
Disney is a reverse 'Midas' instead of gold everything Disney touches turns to sh1te
But if they weren't right 98 percent of the time they wouldn't use dogs
Jake paul made us realize that we should continue ignoring boxing. He didn't revitalize shit.
You have it all wrong about hydrogen fuel cell cars and technology. The problem isn't the technology, it's the hydrogen itself. It's not only very expensive ($34/kg), but outside of California you have to put in your own refueling point and have industrial gasses delivered to your house like you were a high volume welder. You can buy a Toyota or a Hyundai HFC vehicle today if you like, but only in California. You could ship it up to PA, and be stuck within a 150 mile or so radius of your house after you got the refueling station installed, which would be tens of thousands of dollars.
Hydrogen combustion vehicles are also limited by the hydrogen. The technology is out there and works--if and only if you are willing to faff around with the hydrogen itself. Cummins, as just one example, will sell you two different sizes of inline six cylinder engine, the smaller of which is the same one you get in Dodge/Ram pickup trucks; with the same engine block but different heads you can switch the engine between diesel, natural gas, or hydrogen. BMW also made an experimental engine which would burn either gasoline or hydrogen. Admittedly, the BMW went through hydrogen almost like it was water.
Check channels such as @agingwheels for driving impressions of the Toyota Mirai.
Jake Paul's boxing is so infuriatingly rigged
and I want less Rushmores
Tyson wasn't allowed to deliver any kind of knockout punch AKA uppercut. Jake Paul is a puss.
I pay for TH-cam premium cus I can't stand all the commercials. Instead you put commercials of all kinds of crap in all your videos. Also, you always bash down on David Paulides. He does not spew out commercials in his channel. Maybe you could learn something from him. I'm unsubscribing.
There are millions of serial killers in the USA. Most of you either have a good friend who is a SK, or you yourself is an SK 😢
I watached and some constructive feedback. You guys sometimes are too quick dismissing some cases and when youre on site you already have your mind made up and theres not much discussion l. When you guys are there you should have more of a plan/outline of discussion. Its just a little all over the place. Also, youre just to fast to dismiss theories/ideas. It loses alot of peoples interest because we alreadt know what your conclusion is
May I ask for some examples of ones we dismissed too quickly?
You’d work for Trump?!?!😤😡🥴😪🤬🧐
We all know who you voted for. We're all agreeing to respect each other's opinions and feelings.
Yes, thanks for asking. At least I get everything I've been promised in my career and life finally if Trump hires me.
Don’t believe I was being disrespectful Can see the
Financial perks if such a move but so much else is
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Norm to look out for yourself and maybe ignore the bigger picture That’s my held opinion not disrespect Also if something in a podcast is brought up ofcourse people will respond an d comment! The comment was in response to something
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Outside observer in Northern Ireland...Trump derangement syndrome is real