Ready, Set, Go

Alright, I have the results from the surveys. Thank you all for participating. This helps me gear the event for the majority of the group. I will be drafting up the first email, today. So you can plan in advance. I will send out 2 more emails, as we get closer to the event. Watch your emails. **Note, my truck is in pieces right now, I hope I finish it before then! Cross fingers! haha I like to put content with my posts. I am going to share this video. I do not do youtube for youtube sake. I had the account from my MTB days. I just re-used that account and renamed everything. Youtubes is a way for me to document my stupidity. I do it for myself. It's something all these social media freaks do not understand about my content. I will admit, when I did have sparks of blowing up (one clip hit 95 million views), I did start attempting to shift content to viewers. That takes work and dedication to the platform. I work a full time job, have family obligations and need my personal time. I will not sacrifice family, a career ,and my happiness to be youtube famous. My content is not for everyone, my music is not for everyone and that is by design. My content is for me. In this clip, towards the midway point, I drop content few people have seen. I kept hearing about Log Corral and "good luck" with that truck. haha. Oh boy, they looked at me weird when I laughed at their warnings. Little did they know that this dumbfuck would hit the trail in a wrapped truck. For a full size pickup, I would not recommend Log Corral, lets get that straight. I put my cab on a tree, maneuvering, I busted my passenger head light, and it is very tight. My ego will tell you, it was cause this was my first trail after a Traumatic Brain Injury. In this game, all you have to be is one centimeter off and the truck reacts different. Who knows. I do know that it was really tight for me. Full size rigs, only enter if you are ready for body damage. It is possible though.