I am an economist with a 146 IQ and 120,000 followers on tiktok and I say your videos are awesome! I think your down to earth way ot explaining things is really great! you keep making them and I'll keep watching them!
@bigncornfed I appreciate your kinda words. Life is too short to focus only on the negative stuff, but no matter what, someone will try to put you down. Keep up the good work on tiktok my friend.
I know people who share these stories with me about them accidentally wetting their pant and bed because they had a dream that they were using the restroom. 😅😂. I have had these dreams before, but I haven't wet myself yet. 😊
If you think about it, a spider that is venomous usually it’s just necrotic, so it may just damage some of your skin if you get a cure in time, however, a mosquito or tick or fly often carry diseases that will forever alter your life for the worse, killing you while you die in agony over years.
I lived in the Muldoon area (East Anchorage). Eagle River is very beautiful, but it's just a bit too far away from my workplace. I have a few coworkers that live in Eagle River. If you don't mind the long winter we have here, Alaska is not too bad to live in.
@@hybridsnowleopard been there in winter for 2 months,Alaska is just beautiful ,different than California for sure. I follow and enjoy your videos ,greetings from Los Angeles .100 degrees today😅😅
I am actually from Alaska, I find it unfair that Anchorage Alaska doesn't get enough credit for how good it does. Sure and maybe expensive, high crime and really cold, but it's also really beautiful and the air quality just looks amazing. You get beautiful views up on the mountains and it is really great downtown. If I'm being honest, I kind of wish people would actually move to Anchorage Alaska instead of people leaving the city.
@bodaciousdasani I agreed with you 100%. I do wish that people would come and stay here more. The long winter and cost of living does deter most people away unfortunately.
@romariohenry412 My brother did some wirings on the speakers, and he didn't quite know he was doing. He end up shorting out something which causes the horn to go off whenever you use that button.
@03of03 I believe it's okay for recreational and medical use, and you just can't have a large amount on you. Just don't overdo it. People do it in the parking lots all the time as long as it is not on government properties. Take my words with a grain of salt.
@SandyHook-pw6wp Yes, we do get a dividend from oil companies out here. And we don't have state tax and sales tax in some areas that offset some of the higher expenses.
@sarahwatson5250 If you lived in the cities, the food is not all that much more expensive compared to the lower 48 states. But yes, it is a little more expensive, but all these documentaries are just exaggerating it for clicks.
@screwybruce What does? If one is the owner for just because they have the right of way, then that mean everyone that is paying local taxes are owner too. Intentionally speed up to block someone from merging safely is pathetic and reckless, and can be resulted in 50/50 fault, and sometimes even 100% if there's evidence to prove that it was Intentional.
It's not your mail carrier nor your post office that's responsible for this problem. If someone addresses something to your property, they MUST deliver it there. What you do is this... With a red pen, put an "X" over the recipient's name (it can be a little tough with those business envelopes but just do your best). Then using the same pen, write in big letters on the front of the envelope: "RETURN TO SENDER / ADDRESSEE NO LONGER AT THIS LOCATION" Then the post office can send it back to the originator of the envelope and they will be alerted to change their records and stop sending mail. Problem solved.
@EyeLean5280 Already did that for 2 months straight, and still the same thing. All the mails that I've already marked "moved, return to sender, or does not lived here" does not come back, but new mails will just keep pouring in. I mentioned in the video that I was a carrier in the past, so I know the routine, and no you do not have to deliver mails to an address if you know for sure that the recipient don't live there and have a current COA. I know the manager at that station because I'm in the Maintenance Department, and have already brought it to his attention, but his carriers just doesn't care.
Yes, in the summer season, South Central Alaska (around the Anchorage Alaska area). 20 hours of daylight is the norm on a clear sky day. The further north you go, the longer the sun stays up. Last year my family and I went to camp out in Chena Hot Springs, which is about an hour drive northeast of Fairbanks. I kid you not, the sun barely sets and then pops up in about 30 minutes to an hour later.
I spent 8months at McMurdo Station Antarctica, sun never went down. Then went straight to Denali, Alaska for another 5months. I didn't see night time for over a YEAR!!!😅Lol, Alaska is Savage, in that great kinda way!!!
Nice, I would love to be able to visit Antarctica someday. Unfortunately, as a civilian, you really can't visit unless you have business to be there or have connections. Alaska is probably the closest thing to Antarctica that a regular civilian can have access to.
It's the basis for what you'll need to be when you become an adult, Of course it's useful. It might not be your idea of fun, but it will help you dearly in the next 50+years, Get through highschool apply for grants/scholarships, become something that'll make you money.
Idk maybe to when i was 7 or 8 life was good even tho we were super duper broke then but id want to fast forward a little bit to see what happens i really hope my furture is good
@@jayl983 o see you lead with his appearance and didn't mention character.... that said it may have seemed like he had it but clearly did not. It happens to us all.
I don't mean to be the "oh it's not that bad 😅" guy, but you have an advantage in one area: camouflage detection. The military used to discriminate against red/green colorblind soldiers. They eventually realized that they were superior at detecting camouflaged enemies. The greens used in camouflage face paint and garb was the same as the surrounding environment (to non-colorblind soldiers), but colorblind soldiers could recognize the difference with insane accuracy.
@user-kc1ld1nq1w Thank you 😊. I'm running a set of 265/60/r18 Yokohama G015 A/T which is an on-road (street) all terrains tire set, not off-road all terrains like the KO2 or Wildpeak. I'm also running a set of 1 inch BORA wheel spacers.
