Seduced by A HOMEWRECKER From Colorado (APOLOGY VIDEO) 

This man has the most dramatic video titles on all of RU-vids.

The man does know the importance of title in setting up a story.. well played WS.

Wranglerstar: Homewrecker= knife company Me: Thinking it was a woman

As a younger married man I was preparing to learn a valuable life lesson on home wreckage from a man that I have learned to respect. Ended up learning what skinny fat means and what a good knife is lmao. Good show.

*The world is burning, were all gonna die* Wrangler -"it all started with a spyderco knife "🧐😂😂

My grandfather passed away last year and the only thing I wanted was his old timer. I'm afraid to carry it for fear that I'd lose it but every time I see it I think of him. He was the best man I've ever known.

Mrs. Wranglerstar is likely flattered to be compared to the 940.

I’m now a Level 2 Professional Homeowner. I bought chickens, planted a garden, and bought some replacement light switches. I strive to be an Executive Homeowner and your helping me get there.

As a unprofessional homeowner, I tend to loose pocket knifes so I stick with the cheap ones

I believe the proper term is “slim thicc”, Mr. W.

some of us professional home owners apparently have a better sense of humor than others. If you can't laugh at yourself, you have no right to laugh at anyone else.

I have now seen it all, Mr Wranglerstar himself impersonating black ladies is probably the best thing I've ever seen. I can now meet my creator with a fulfilled life.

My grandpa gave me a knife every year for Christmas, all I had to do was give him a quarter. When he died, I put an old timer in his pocket in his casket.

the last thing i thought cody would say is "i like to wear skinny jeans". next he's gonna say he has shiny black doc martens boots lol

Those complaining about the Professional Homeowner saying and jokes have likely consumed far too much soy and invested to deeply into the feminist movement. Keep it coming Cody!

Love it. Love the channel, the professional homeowner jokes, all of it. Thanks for creating me. This channel is currently keeping me from losing my mind.

I'm now 48, I still have a Swiss Army knife from my grandfather, been with me for 35 years.

Honestly, the talent in making these videos and the wording you use is honestly unique. I always get something new, that I've not seen anywhere else before.

As an aspiring “professional homeowner “ I truly appreciate the inspiration of your comments. Funny, I had a dream last night that my benchmade (which I purchased on your recommendation) was under attack. By the end of the dream, I had decided it was up to me and I was a 940 man

As an amateur homeowner, I love this channel and learn a lot

Welcome home prodigal son. Saw this video coming a mile away.

I have been a “professional home owner” since 1983. I am very glad that you have provided such a wonderful title for us!! God bless you and your family!!

Yooo, I thought some homie was trying to pull up on Mrs. W, then he pulled out the spyderco and I thought. "OH SH*T IT WAS A SPYDERCO EMPLOYEE"

I'm not a home owner myself, but I do appreciate the professional home owner's mentality.

I personally have adopted the label of a professional homeowner. I enjoy the separation between the run of the mill homeowner and a professional homeowner. Never afraid to attempt a project. Keep it coming!

As a woman with a penchant for knives, especially of the EDC variety, I love this. 😂 You're tops, Mr. Wranglerstar. Must be why I love you. Kind regards.

Your professional homeowner comments give me the fizz Mr. W

I have a confession: I have a knife addiction. I have 3 Benchmades, 1 Spiderco, 1 Cold Steel, and a couple of others. Even though it's kind of big and bulky, the Benchmade Griptillian is my favorite. My fixed blades are all Moras, except for one Normark that I keep for sentimental reasons because my Dad gave it to me when I was a kid. Knives are kind of like guns--the number you need is the number you have, plus one. A friend once asked me if I carry a knife for self defense. I said no, I carry a knife because it's a useful tool.

I was thinking of getting a 940 based on your years of recommendations. After work today I found one on sale, that was 30 minutes ago. Now I'm sitting enjoying it watching this video. The lord woks in mysterious ways.

Can’t believe people would be so petty as to complain about your jokes. They need to get a life. It’s your channel tell all the tacky jokes you want. You do a great job. Thank you.

My dad and I bought Para 3's because of you. We both love it and aren't going to give them up. I love Spyderco lines.

“I like to wear my skinny jeans” had me literally laughing!

I'm sorry but I am struggling to understand how anyone could get salty about the professional home owner gags.

Because of you wranglerstar I have been carrying a 940 for three years now. I do quite similar tasks with mine as you do yours. I recently bought a bugout and I must say it does feel quite cheap compared to my 940 but I do like it. But for harder tasks it is not at all comparable to the 940. Thank you for showing me and many others how great the 940 truly is

OH COME ON WITH THAT TITLE. This is getting ridiculous lol.

I appreciate a man that carries a blade day to day. I personally carry a Cold Steel Voyager tanto XL and have done everything from process deer and chickens, trimming branches, chopping down smaller elm, hornbeam, birch, and maples, open boxes, carve, fix dinners, baton wood for kindling, etc. and have found it to be superior to any Victorinox, Benchmade, Spyderco, CRKT, Kershaw, Gerber, etc. Every time someone gives me another blade I have a similar reaction...... "Will this one usurp old faithful's place in my heart and pocket?" 20 years running and I keep coming back to her. Glad you have a keeper too. Many blessings on you and your family!

Now all the jokes about Cody going back to the 940 when he got the para 3 have come true! 😂😂 love it!

Man I saw the title of this video and i was like "dammit, is he talking about me??" 😂 In all seriousness though, I love your videos and love your values and that you're not afraid to state your beliefs in this atmosphere of cancel culture where the offended run the roost. Keep on representing those of us that will actually survive the apocalypse!

Can we get Jack’s thoughts on this? If i recall, he choose the “Bugout” over the “Osborne 940”

One of my favorite memories of my father is his yellow handled Case pocket knife and how he sharpened it and peeled apples with it to serve us the slices from it's point. Respectful, elegant, and delicious.

I'm an East cost guy ( swamp Yankee) getting more in a west coast frame of mind. Thank you and your family for prayers.

I love the fact that you don't cave to people who don't appreciate your sense of humor. You don't have over 1.5 MILLION subs for catering to everyone. And yes - Mrs. W. looks good in jeans

These complainers don’t even realize you’re building a literal professional home owner academy down the rd.

Just bought my first 940 because of you. I saw one of your videos about the 940 years ago and never could get that knife out my head. I finally broke down last week and bought one. Ive owned and used a lot of great knives over the years, USA made Bucks, Gerbers, Spydercos, and Kershaws, but this one tops them all. I hate the cost, but it’s worth it to me. Thanks for making me spend my money!

I love the way you call it like you see it n you do your thing the way you feel is right, including your channel. You're not bullied by subscribers or viewers likes and views all the B.S. if they don't like or appreciate the way you live or make your videos hit the bricks don't want them or need them if they just want to be trolls. Anyways much respect to you for thank you for what you do, we need more real men in this world and your channel is kind of a guide for men to become more self reliant, strong, honest to God hardworking men

I was about 5 when my older brother gave me a Barlow knife, the first knife I ever bought was an Old Timer much like the one you described. I was about 8 years old and I got a few dollars on my birthday and went to Heck's department store, I think it was $7 or $8 for the little 3 blade knife. At 57 years old, those Old Timers are still my favorite knives, I have been getting at least one every year for Christmas. I have a pretty good collection now. I have tried the modern knives, they just don't feel right in my pocket or hand. Thanks for brining the memory of that first "real" knife back to me this morning. God Bless.

I could never understand how you went astray! Portland Oregon is considered the knife capital of the world and you thinking some cute little thing from Colorado could ever make you happy😂

Your guilt for cheating on your first love finally brought you home--benchmade rules.

I'll watch the video but first I wanted to say that I know a homewrecker in Colorado haha

I’m in the same season of life right now... making a return to my beloved 940’s and questioning why I let those other homewreckers try to rob my first love... great video! Grace and Peace to you, Mrs. W, and the whole family!

Keep the jokes coming Cody. I am proud to strive to be a professional home owner! Also, keep the East Coast jokes coming. Being from New York and Mew Jersey, I find them hilarious!

Enjoyed this video. Well said. Glad to have you back on team 940.

Sorry Cody but you saying "oooh girl you skinny fat" in a womens voice was something else lol. God bless. Love the content 👍🏻

I think the best part of this mans channel and videos that no one talks about is long after he’s gone his child and grandchildren will watch his legacy online

I knew you'd come around. We all come back to the 940.

I absolutely love my 940. been carrying it for the last 6 years everyday. A few years ago I thought I had lost it and ordered a new one only to pray and then find it! I loved this video because I just watched you prove my choice was correct (even though at the time I basically just picked it off the shelf). Thanks Cody! God bless you and yours - Patrick

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Keep going ?your the man 😊🎉 from Clay. Australia

The professional homeowner jokes Crack me up and I can relate 😐

I love your "The customer is not always right" attitude.

I love that he told a story about his wife's hips to set up a metaphor for the knife. Lol Hey, it certainly worked though hahaha

As a Third Coast Man, allow me to stress the importance of carrying a solid multitool. My Leatherman wave has served flawlessly for more than a decade in all types of austere conditions. To quote the Jedi Master who showed me the way, "Carry one for a week, you'll never be without it."

Cody I for one have enjoyed your channel since Jack was a young boy and at some points in my life your channel was one of the few places I could go to know that there were still folks out there that believe in the stuff I believe that made our country great. Whatever content you make... I'll be here.

i was a 110 young man, but now, 940, best knife i have ever carried.

Good job on the title today, proud of you,

Keep the ProHo tips coming. You will never hear me whining about anything in the comments. ProHo for life, brother!

I think Mrs. W. may have given you a talking to after watching this.

When you find something that works for you, buy a backup. It never fails, that when you lose it or break it, and you have to get another, you find that the company has discontinued it.

Skinny jeans? And a man purse I suppose? 😂😂😂 you are cracking me up!! 😂😂😂😂

+1 professional homeowner jokes +1 east coast jokes Keep 'em coming. Sincerely, an amateur apartment renting east coast man.

As a professional homeowner myself, I say keep it coming. That was hilarious - I've only just begun. And yes, we pray for y'all my brother in Christ 🙏.

As AN ASPIRING HOME OWNER... I WATCHED TO THE END HOPING TO LEARN A LESSON IN HOME WRECKING ... WONDERING HOW A KNIFE 🔪 CAUSED A DIVORCE???? I'LL NOW LOOK AT ALL MY KNIVES AS MY HAREM AND AINT NO BODY ALLOWED TO TOUCH THEM .... bahahaaaa should start a SOAPIE called 🤔 DAYS OF OUR KNIVES... 😆 👍

This was the most entertaining folding knife video I have ever watched. Thank you WS.

I grew up in Minnesocold and went back there a couple winters ago and it’s still freezing cold there. Glad to be in Colorado with tolerable winters

"We're just making it up as we go." These are your best videos!

Ok, Cody. I've owned the Osborne for longer than I've been watching your channel. In fact, I've had it since 2005 or so. Like you, I love the aesthetics of the knife, the green color, the purple accent. And it was my carry knife for many, many years. NOW... I'd suggest another Benchmade that is worthy of your consideration. No, it doesn't have the reverse-tanto blade, but it is beautiful and useable. It's the new Benchmade carbon-scaled Bugout, Model No. CPM-590V. It is ultra-slim and is configured with a traditional drop-point and the expected (and appreciated) Axis lock system. It's strong, but, as a carry knife, it is incredibly light with carbon-fiber scales and gorgeous blue accents. I know you're not a pocket clip kind of guy (I respect that), but as pocket clips go, this one is a great, deep-pocket design, with the knife only minimally protruding above the pocket line. You really need to take a look at it. I suspect it WILL give you the fizz. As always, thanks much for sharing. Steve

It takes real genius to make a profession out of something everyone wants to do anyway. I wanna be a professional sleeper :)

Ah, well... I have been content with my old Swiss Army [Victorinox] knife. Can't say which model. The bolsters and phillips screwdriver fell off years ago. The corkscrew broke off. No toothpick no more. No tweezers either. The tip broke off the small blade. But it is an old friend and still serves me well. When I dress up I have a slender Swiss Army knife that doesn't bulge the pocket. I have other Swiss Army knives -- one that was my late wife's (bigger than mine); a Fisherman, and the big one with a zillion items on it. But I still carry the old one. It suits me and I am a happy cudtomer of Victorinox. Of all the things made by Wenger (the other "Swiss Army" company,) I can boost one item. Some years ago I helped a rescue team who recovered the body of a drowned fisherman. He had been on he bottom of the lake for two weeks. The amazing thing was his Swiss Army (Wenger) watch. It still looked perfect. It still kept time perfectly. There was no water under the chrystal. It was a good keepsake for the grieving family. This is the one excellent product I have ever seen from the Wenger "Swiss Army" company. So... What's in YOUR pocket?

I think I could, and pretty sure you could live with that "old-timer" knife and use it to the fullest. Do you think this current generation could? So many 'advancements" and steels and, well the list goes on and on. I'm guilty of falling for the marketing "need" for features too, so I guess I shouldn't talk.

As an Aussie professional homeowner I used Loctite 601 last night, keep up the great work.

Those dang home wreckers. Lucky for me, I'm a polygamist when it comes to these girls.

I’ve had two old timers for over 30 yrs. Love the video. I’m buying now.

I still carry a Buck Old Timer every day

My grandfather always carried his old timer. I wish I had that knife today. I do have a Plumb BOA, hatchet, that belonged to him, though. Now in my 60s, I carry a Kershaw Scallion. Having purchased it for gardening chores, these days, I carry it daily for self-defense. As a side note, I attempted to do an online purchase of a fixed blade, survival knife today, and my bank, BofA, denied the debit from my checking account, which has a several thousand dollars balance. They informed me it was, "questionable activity." Funny, that my purchase of vegetable seeds, not 5mins before, was just fine with them.

"Wooo girl your skinny fat!" Going to tell my wife that, see how it works out.

I'm watching in 2023 (2024 is a couple of weeks away) and it is interesting to see his progression of thought. He finally settled on the Spiderco as his daily EDC knife.

Totally get “having the fiz”. I carried a simple Opinel for years, but would now not be without my Leatherman Surge. I get it would not be for everyone owing to size and weight, but always having pliers, screwdriver, saw and of course a knife, always with me around my property, I miss it in hot weather when in shorts and not wearing trousers with a belt.

Regarding Spyderco, I carried a Police Model with fully serrated blade for years as a Deputy. Carried it on my weak side. Intended use was to cut seat belts in auto collisions, and as a tool to cut someone loose from my sidearm if necessary. Still carry it years later though retired.

Uhm actually I’d love to see some mountain bike builds

I had a patient years ago who was the head of Quality Control at Spyderco. Good dude. Have me 5 free knives. They've all been given as gifts as I'm not much of a Spyderco guy.

Im stuck on the 3 blade it is everyone's own on what they like and works for them

I’ve carried my 940 4 years and have a brand new one in my junk drawer that I bought before the price increase. I have several Buck and Case knives as standbys but will probably never use them. 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇺🇸

I was so concerned when I saw the title, I am relieved

😂 I think every good grandfather gives a knife at 8. Still have my Swiss Army knife. Oh no not the dreaded spandex pants masquerading as jeans!

The 940 is a BEAST. I think people mistakenly think because of its light weight, it’s more of a delicate tasker. But I’ve had mine about a decade, hardly any green left, won’t get razor sharp, but sharp enough. And it will not fail.

Ever since Benchmade destroyed guns I can’t shake that feeling of not wanting to support a company that supports the 2a.

Get a 4" (at least 1/2 serrated) Endura, flip the clip on the other side so it carries with the eye to the rear when clipped into the watch pocket. The knife will ride high, but it will: Never be called "concealed" Always be ready Never get snagged Never compete for pocket space I've owned one since the late 90's when they first came out and still had plastic clips. They're fantastic and the serrated blades keep an edge for a long time despite being used for EVERYTHING.

"Right above freezing, Minnesota cold." That isn't even the beginning of winter in Minnesota yet.

I really feel like a guy that can’t take a joke should come with one of those a stickers that say “ Made in America with global materials” stuck right in their forehead but what do I know I am from the East coast. 😂

You have reached the heights of wisdom for those of us who aspire to your greatness. Though only a professional semi-recreational home owner, (that's a level 1.5 on the pro scale!) I totally get the number one criteria for your favorite knife, lightening fast flipping and closing. Unfortunately this has been the cause of much contention with Mrs. Pro-semi-rec-homeowner. "Do you have your knife out again!" Might as well go back to an Old Timer.