I WAS ON THE NEWS (TWICE)! They didn't know I was a KING! 👑 Funny Commentary, Coal Mine Chaos Event!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Footage of me appearing on the news during the ongoing Luzerne, Pennsylvania subsidence disaster in Toby Creek, Luzerne County. The King of Coal was out and about surveying his Coal Dominion and the media kept begging him for a rare interview. The media has slighted me however and will not be getting further interviews due to their lack of proper respect by addressing me as the King.
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Your sense of humor rocks, my friend.
You should also know that you're my favorite "mine enthusiast" on TH-cam 😂
Hahahaha thank you. I appreciate it.
I love your narration of your video ! Congratulations being on the news twice !! Hail to King Coal !!!
Hahaha. Thanks buddy. Yes, all hail the Coal King! I just had to make this video, you know me, lol.
Great video!!! Congratulations on making the news. 👍🏻
Thank you! This was a silly video for sure. Fun to make though.
Hey Jude, "Coal King," I was perusing TH-cam yesterday when I came across flooded "Mine Subsidence" problems effecting Pennsylvania's Wyoming Valley. Naturally my curiosity peaked and watched several local news clips to find out more. Low and behold, the next thing I saw was "The Coal King" himself, being interviewed by the reporter and said to myself, whoa, that's Jude, I know that dude. I didn't like when she referred to you as a "coal-mining enthusiast," as opposed to a local coal-mining historian. Nevertheless, you are now officially famous throughout the Wyoming Valley! Great interview, great video, brother from another mother!!
Hahahaha, that's funny Robert. Glad you found it. I appreciate your kind words buddy. How are you doing?
@@AnthraciteHorrorStories Very well, getting ready for my daily 12 mile mountain bike loop through Willowdale State Forest................a beautiful day, sunny and 56 degrees.........perfecto!
@@robertstevens9656 that's awesome man. Ya, Spring is finally here. Enjoy the bike ride. Sounds nice! I'm jealous.
I liked the repeated trumpet sounds you used when referring to yourself. LOL Very cool that you got on the local news.
Hahahaha. Thanks man. I'll be blackballed now!
Hilarious. Keep going brother we all know your King Coal.
Hell ya! I will.
Im glad people like you were there to fill out the story. I'm the "I thought it was a pothole" guy and they cut a LOT of useless crap that i said. In my defense, I told her off camera that I wasnt really aware that anything was happening and that she should probably ask somebody else.
Hey man! Hahaha! I loved you on that clip! That's why I laughed! It was funny because I bet that was just a pothole too. The way they were hyping it, they acted like it was the apocalypse. The other two guys though 😆, man, he said it hasn't rained (poured for like a month), he said nothing happened out of the norm lately (earthquake) and his friend then said nothing happened like this before, but it did right near where they live (the Knox Disaster of 1959). Trust me man, the media is cringe. How the hell did you find this video?!
Rewatching this. You probably should’ve told that female news reporter that you were part of a large community of people on TH-cam who explore and document abandoned mines around the country. If she had heard that, she might’ve been more receptive to using “King of Coal” in her report.
That's a good idea! I'll do it next time for sure. I'll act all serious too next time. Lol
You're a trip 🤴
Lol. I know. Ty.
All hail to the coal king
Hell ya!!
Just hope the water table doesn't drop dramatically, then you'll see some real problems.
The water table is usually pretty stable. Ya, the hydrostatic pressure keeps a lot of the Valley in check vs. subsidence. Check out my full length exploration videos if you're bored.
Why can't this happen with Centralia mine. The flooding would put it out no?
Isn't that high in elevation? Also, I wonder how epic those steam explosions would be lol. It might cause anarchy when that steam tries to escape. The best course there would be to dig out the fire (imo). You could at least get coal too (mine it) while chasing the fire.
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sadly i feel bad for my neice who lives in wilkesbarre i live in the country and it rarely floods waiting to see that whole city fall into a giant hole...
I hear you. I live in the country too for that very reason.
That is some nasty looking stuff, I wouldn't be eating fish anywhere down stream.
Ikr? It's a mess up here man. Good old AMD!
@@AnthraciteHorrorStories it took 30 years to clean up our creeks and river. We finally have the state stocking trout in the streams.
@@t.r.4496 that's awesome. We're all messed up here in the Anthracite Country.
I miss the mullet
Me too man, me too.
with all of this earthquake activity in nj and other places east os the mississippi what happens to the valley if a big one hits... O_O could be the biblical bottomless pit opening up here lmao....only half joking
Oh I know. That's a real threat for sure man. I've always said this. Pretty scary to think of...
Just another reason to hate this area.
I purposely live here so I can explore the mines, I personally love it.
"Mine Enthusiast" pssshhhhhh Plesse... Let us all bow to our fearless leader. 🪨👑
I am the KING!
Hey...I just realized, you're a mine enthusiast too. Put that 💩 on a resume. Lol.