Ep 9 |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2024
- Easily one of the most recognizable off-road recovery YT channels, Matt Wetzel has brought a massive amount of attention to this industry. We have worked with Matt from when his channel was around 50k subs, and it has been awesome watching it become what it is today. On this episode, we promise you are going to hear things about Matt that you have never heard. This is one you don't want to miss.
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The three people in this video are a huge part of the reason I am where I am today. Great group of guys!
Shoot, does that mean I have to hate them too?
@@paulthiessen6444 I was gonna say the same thing
@@paulthiessen6444 🤣🤣🤣 Well played, sir!
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We have Matt's Offroad Recovery at home.
Just kidding dog
It’s odd that he thought he was a bad student. Because he is a great teacher .
I liked his remark about viewers giving their time,I consider my time well spent.
I think it was a loss that you moved on from Matt's trouble in school and how he moved through it and the value he got being able to solve problems. I think it is really important for the young folks that struggle, knowing it can get better.
Could have been longer. We all would have kept watching.
We didn’t have a lot of time. We will be doing another with Matt soon!
As someone with ADHD, you pretty much described ADHD Matt. I struggled through school in a very similar way
I think guys like Matt are great ambassador's for the recovery industry. Along with Rory and others, they've taken the safety side to another level. I saw a steel cable snap years ago and it's stuck in my brain ever since. Together with Yankum Ropes and other companies, y'all have worked side by side to develop the tools and equipment to really improve not only they're ability to do these recoveries better, but to make it so much safer for everyone out doing this stuff as well. While there's still some old schoolers out there who don't see the benefits, I think in time the advancement of the technology and reduction of injuries will change a lot of peoples minds. These off road recovery YT channels are a big part of showcasing this technology in real life situations and are definitely a benefit to the towing and recovery industry as a whole by showing that these products not only work, but they work better than the old methods in almost every situation. Thanks for doing what you do!
I identify with Matt on the school nightmare. I took it one step further, the guidance counselor sat me down and explained to me that they had nothing to offer me. I was the one you didn’t want me in your class not because I was disruptive, but if I happened to be in class I would sleep through it. Never turned in the first homework assignment but aced every test. I missed 54 days of school in tenth grade. I majored in shop and gym. Quit school the second day of eleventh grade ( didn’t go the first day) and went to work. Never got my GED and went on to have a very successful career as a commercial/industrial electrician renovating schools!
This channel is quickly becoming one of my favorites. If that whole rope manufacturing thing doesn't pan out for you guys, you both have a bright future as interviewers. 😊
Guys, I've watched several of your episodes. Of course Matt is someone I follow, but you are pulling great information from out of these interviewees.
Thank you!
Interview Paul Cox, next. These interviews are surprisingly great.
F I N A L L Y !!!!!!!!!
Everybody loooooves watching Matt. The story of how and why is nothing short of amazing. I just enjoy the whole situation surrounding the entire MORR Team - even Ed. They all just feel like Family to me. Thanks for everything guys.
I think a lot of people need to watch this there's a lot of this that are like Matt dysfunctional school and stuff and he successful
Your chat style is conducive to GREAT content.
I have watched MOOR for quite a while. Before the Morvair and the Off Road wrecker. My school and work experience are similar to Matt's. I was smart, but not a good student. I solved math and other school work my own way and teachers didn't often get it. I have worked in many industries and ran my own DJ/sound company and electrical contracting business. I now work as an Auditorium Manager for a school district. Being different, can be harder, but once you find your niche, and work hard at it, things work out. I'm older, but look forward to retiring and being able to work on cars and trucks in my own shop. I have raced a 5.0 Mustang and have modified several 4X4's but living in the suburbs don't have time or room...Nice to hear Matt's back story.
Best interview yet guys. #Respect
Matt is a GREAT person........ the best TH-camr by far... Always entertaining for sure...
I have ran a tv station, ran a restaurant and currently running a big box discount chain. The way you’re brain works is almost the same as mine. Keep up the good work. You too Casey.
Around the 20 ish minute mark, Matt described my dad too, when we went on a trip, the trip was planned to just about where we would even get fuel, so if you needed to go, do it when we were getting fuel.
I truly understand you Matt. I've dealt with it my whole life
I believe you are so very successful because God likes you just as you are.
In listening to Matt's background, I can't believe how much His is also like mine. We both are very, very similar.
Love your style. Can't wait to see chadsfab and Merlin johnson
I watch Matt's off-road recovery all the time and Cascade rescue.
Matt is just down to earth! A real Person! If you pick a job that you love you will never have to go to work!
As hard as it would probably be for Matt, i would like another interview..... talking about if and how much the Golden Nugget series increased his channel and whether or not he regrets not building an offroad wrecker sooner etc.....
I was a straight student in high school but ran around with some not so. Somehow, I was able to see how special they were and enjoyed their friendship.
Great interview!
I may not relate to Matt's Religion, but what I have seen with his "promoter" Capabilities is his 1st Off Road Wrecker Games and this year's Off Road Games. What I do like about Matt, is his giving soul. Approximately 2 months after the games he donates over $100,000.00. I especially liked the Park he helped to build for Handicap children. He does a lot of humanitarian things and I believe he will continue to do so.
I love the content put out by Matt and his crew. I've learned a lot about recovery and the products available because of his channel. I am better at recovering stuck vehicles now just because he pushes awareness of things like not using a hitch ball and staying out of the "triangle of death". Thank you Matt, for all the content and i hope we get to meet and wheel together one day.
Matt is the same way on TV as he is in real life.
Great video
Great interview. Matt is a great guy and you have created a great show.
Amazing, in-depth interview! Have followed Matt for a long time. Learned some stuff that makes me admire Matt and his crew even more ❤
Your explanation of what makes you tick explains so much about your building processes.
My daughter is so much like you. She has overcome alot and I can see alot of you in the things she does.
I am going to make it into your area soon to meet you and the crew.
This is a great channel!
No its more that i got some ideas from stuff you do and i learning stuff and can take stuff i learn from you and Tom Tom and even Rad of corse. Ilove the stuff cos of as they spoke abote rith now... Holsomness the Awsomeness.
I was a difficult student. I can relate to Matt but I was also a trouble maker.
I can relate to being the kid nobody wanted wanted in their class lol
Must have been tough to decide not open an artesinal pretzel shop.
Who'd think that perhaps y'all are wired differently....
Great interview!