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  1. You are definitely "grown!" What a great trip and always a joy to see Will too!
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  2. Also OMG Calvin stole the show! That is the friendliest doggo I've seen in quite some time!
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  3.  @eywine.7762  Any sort of missed electrical circuit or source of residual heat could've done it. They shut down the heating system but heating elements will still remain hot. And a broken 500 gallon tank is a lot of propane to go into a confined space, essentially creating a fuel/air mixture.
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  4. The fact that there was an actual 500 gallon tank upstairs indoors in this building was so insane. It was an awful, needless loss of life. The five firefighters who died were on Ladder 5; they never actually made it out of the truck/appliance. (That was the truck that was picked up and thrown across the street) I am glad that something like this probably won't happen again as procedures for responding to gas leaks have changed since the 1980s. It is still the largest loss of life at one time for the Buffalo Fire Department.
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  5.  @pfadiva  The dispatch audio (it's on YouTube) said "Ruptured LP gas tank" so the thought was probably a small cylinder. I believe at one point there was the unclear word "large" on the dispatch.
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  6. Hopefully you can get Chorus Media going! Wouldn't it be great if you could pick up Joy-Ann Reid?
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  7. I donated. What an incredible story of teamwork. I love the editing choices in this. This really is absolutely amazing of an event, and thank you all for doing this!
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  8. I am amazed that there's a challenge bigger than the difficulty with injury and the broken fork! Also massive props to giving the captain space to deal with difficulties and not doing it for cheap reality show vibes. What a great event and I am loving this series. There's plenty of drama and challenge but also just a lot of the whimsy you have. And what an ingenious solution for the broken quad tandem!
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  9. He probably dropped the tank right on the valve fitting where the regulator is. They might've even had a device for refilling the small cylinders.
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  10. This is so cool seeing you do these videos behind the scenes of public works and infrastructure. I wonder if you're going to do things with waterworks and sewerage too!
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  11. Very nice machine, and great work getting that bad exhaust fixed. And hope you can protect your hands and get some gloves on for the oil changes! Great videos all around.
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  12. It's always so heartwarming to see how you include your family too. What an adventure, and this is always A++ content. Thanks again Mike! And heh I actually got to see a TrueEarth ad in the wild and I immediately thought of you! Gonna try them soon.
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  13. That ending! LOLLLLLLL! What a great journey this is so far, and wow that fish looks so good. Definitely want to check out that part of the world!
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  14. This was so heartwarming to see, what a great experience between friends! I teared up a bit at 10:55 too. Good on you for doing this! Heh maybe I'll do this trip one day!
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  15. I can't believe all the cool things you do and film. What a great crew too, doing a lot of hard work.
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  16. This is so fantastic and wow it's so fun to see all you do. Still watching more of your videos, and it's just amazing all the stuff you do
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  17. This was such a fun video! You both are great travel companions hahaha I wonder if I'd be able to travel with my sisters that long! Also wow I felt that door misadventure, totally happened to me before!
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  18. I was glad to ride a mini train like this in Toronto at the Roundhouse Park but this is particularly fun! Well gonna add this to the bucket list.
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  19. Yeow that was quite some peril with the low water. But I am glad for the teamwork too. It's good to hear the opposing perspectives. That's why you call it "crew resource management!" Looking forward to the bonus ep! Thanks so much!
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  20. I want to see the construction. Learning the process of building something and seeing it documented is a LOT of fun and inspiring as well. I hope you do consider doing it, keeping any privacy concerns in mind.
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  21. That's so chilling to know that the places you visited in Lytton were completely destroyed not long after. Amazing video and such a beautiful area.
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  22. Great video! Just so you know, the NTSB has pipelines under its purview because pipelines are a form of transportation (and the legal structures represent that in the USA). You'll find a lot of gas explosion reports in the NTSB. I'd be interested to see you do a video on the East Village gas explosion the following year to this one.
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  23. The 360 dive and the boot were hilarious. This is such a cool channel!
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  24. This is a lot of fun, and what a nice atmosphere on the canals!
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  25. That was wild, and not as lethal as I thought! Whew! And two World Heritage Sites in one trip is a great run.
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  26. Vancouver is such a beautiful city. I hope to go again; I have only been once, waaaaaaay back in 2003.
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  27. Oh this is such a fun trip! I enjoyed riding the cablecars in San Francisco. Did not get to ride the NOLA street cars, sadly. BUt one day I can. Apparently the BART was used for some scenes in THX-1138 while it was under construction (1971 I think?)
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  28. Wow what a fun trip! And looks like you made some more train aficionados!
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  29. That was some nice serendipity getting to include your friends and family. This is amazing of a series. All I can say is I hope you do one of these stateside and come through my town!
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  30. This is a bucket list trip for me. Sadly the freight railways are stingy with the track. I predicted 5 hours late. Whewwwwwww yeah that can happen. Would be nice if there were more double tracks. Love the impromptu adventure in Colorado! And the switchup in plans was well handled, great decision! I hope you get through my area with a trip like this hehe!
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  31. Wow this is really a pretty area! And always great to get such great travel companions!
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  32. This is such a fascinating video and really great stuff they're doing over in Vancouver. Well done!
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  33. Wow that place is posh! Really amazing journey, you always do cool things!
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  34. That's interesting technology, and a really informative video. However we can get more train options is the best. I hope that more schemes can use hydropower for the hydrogen production; it's sadly so energy-intensive.
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  35.  @xaviergarcia7965  Yeah in my city they dispatch an engine company (all firefighters are BLS-certified) because they arrive first. AMR has varying response times; the city fire department generally arrives in four minutes or less beating the ambulance. The city has explored handling their own EMS but no motion is made on that yet.
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  36. OWNED
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  37. That's posh, looks like a nice experience! Looking forward to see your canal boating!
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  38. Boy what a great episode, and the first part of your series that has been in a place I've actually been! This is really amazing!
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  39. Whoa, I never knew the difference between a tipi (sp?) and a wigwam before, there is so much going on here. I am glad to learn more and more about Canada in this series.
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  40. So much hype for this series! And holy crap I've actually been to a few of these spots! This is going to be a lot of fun.
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  41. So glad to see the whole crew! Wonderful to see Will and Austin again! And just before watching, due to the title, I assume freight railway blocked things. That's how it happens in the USA usually! And then on edit: that was a surprise!
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  42. YESSSSS! Always excited to see a new Travels by __ with you. Your travelogues are always fun and such a positive energy.
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  43. The "Broken treaties" line made me both laugh and cry. What a great episode! And I was just in your vantage point in Toronto a few days ago. Such a great episode and at this point you're going to end up as a Coast Guard sailor as a second job!
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  44. I had never known this was a thing till I saw your intro, and I also am fascinated by the roles and the different mechanics required to make these bikes work! This is fantastic! And nice wheels (motorized and manual!)
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  45. This is so nice! I've seen the ferry on maps. Where'd you get a left-hand drive car? That's awesome. You stay safe out there!
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  46. That was quite a challenge! I wonder, aside from the $78 (AUD I assume) greens fee, how much the cheapest completion would be. And whew the sketchy signs are fun. Great journey.
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  47. This is sooooooo fun! I am loving this and this started quite unexpectedly, the type of trains you found heh! Well if you happen to pass by Buffalo I hope I get to wave to you!
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  48. Not gonna lie, got pretty scared instinctively when you were rolling the moving grader that apparently was in gear, and then climbing on. Obviously nothing happened since the video is here, but wow! What a neat project.
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  49. This is fun and seeing how the grading process works! Also I didn't know about all this new tech you can use in building houses! That formed brick in the concrete seems like it might also provide a nice "tooth" for the waterproofing! Very cool project and thanks for showing this!
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  50. That's so fun, and high tea sounds very delicious!
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  51. Why don't they use the numerous MAGA musicians' music? Is it not cool enough? You'd think Pat Boone would love to be played at President Klan Robe's rallies, right?
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  52. What a great video about a terrible tragedy. I remember the accident report; I thought that was an AC Transit transit bus and not a school bus (the picture you showed earlier shows a transit bus.
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  53. Wow what an adventure! Really awesome.
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  54. Yet another fun trip! I didn't get to ride any of these in my travels, but it's a joy to see what you've done!
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  55. Wow your videos are super fun and I've been binge-watching them. What fantastic travels and a great way to do them. Well done!
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  56. I want that scooter luggage so much and I hope you get a sponsorship for it. It's a bucket list item for me to take a transcontinental train journey. Looks great.
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  57. We're all human! Love the levity in this, heh heh!
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  58. Cool video with a lot of food for thoughts. One thing I've seen in some footage of European departments is a system of roll-on containers that carry specialized gear. So if there's a special situation requiring specific equipment, a small truck can pick up the container/packout and take it to the scene. Instead of super large vehicles, they could have smaller power units and save money in that way.
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  59. That's amazing! I'm surprised they couldn't increase train service.
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  60. Wow bless you for doing this. And wow you wove the mood whiplash into the video from "Previous Mike." I can't imagine how horrific these temperatures feel, and the loss of so many people is abominable.
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  61. ABG - Always Be Grifting!
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  62. Congratulations to you both! And wow what a huge move and it's a great place to be. Looking forward to the next adventure you do!
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  63. That was pretty hilarious to see you flex on yourself. I need to take a VIA train one of these days. What a nice video!
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  64. Jenna Ellis' tears, delivered in the style that'd get a Black man lynched.
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  65. Nicely framed and designed house! Also I like the little clerestory above the garage, just a nice touch on it. You got a great crew.
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  66. This is a lot of fun! I definitely want to ride this train. And this is the fastest corridor, though slow by high speed rail standards (they need to update the catenary down the line). So glad you are getting the best of our trains!
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  67. Wow this was so chill and nice! And yeah when all this is over, if you happen to be passing through my city (Buffalo, NY) by train (which is easy to do) I hope you check it out!
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  68. That was so wonderful for you to do for your mom! What a great video! Reminds me of travels with my mom. And woohoo! Looking forward to more Will!
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  69. Doing so many amazing things.
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  70. This is actually one of my favorite movies, loved to see your writeup of this, heh heh!
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  71. What a beautiful city and wow your feet must've been a world of hurt after that! I really want to get to Vancouver again - I enjoyed visiting way, way, way back in 2002-3! And I thought the control tower was on the other building!
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  72. Great journey! And woooot! Congratulations to Jess! Looks like everyone's awesome.
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  73. What a cool episode. Oh Barry! Poor Barry LOL! Barry had a very bad day. I hope you get another train somehow! Does the Rocky Mountaineer go through Calgary?
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  74. Also: "Patriot Addict Deals?" Whaaaaaaa?
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  75. There's a BOAT series too? Gonna watch that! What an absolutely amazing series, so well done and you all are a great team!
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  76. I used to have the old GeoSafari and it was only geographic stuff! It had glossy geography lessons! So that was cool.
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  77. Great video! This was quite a fun journey and SFO looks like it's got a lot of great stuff going on.
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  78. This exemplifies "Bucket list." And this is amazing to see what's involved in flying these craft! I may well have seen this blimp once over my town. Well definitely I will try waving if they're ever low like this. Great video and thanks!
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  79. Just for a historical note, this guy isn't even the first to be inaugurated with flags at half-mast; Richard Nixon had them because LBJ had passed away just before Nixon's second inaugaration.
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  80. What an experience! Bucket list for me will be taking this train heh! Also that train race was sick. What a fun time!
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  81. LOL the saleslady pitching it to you based on the mullet is really cool. Sounds like a fun outing indeed. I'm definitely not built for speeds like those.
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  82. Great video and congratulations on the family growth!
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  83. That ice bath...oh goodness that sounds like a world of hurt! What a nice adventure though!
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  84. That was fun. This is sure a bucket list journey! Thanks a lot Mike!
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  85. What a fun train, that looks like quite a fun time! I agree too, let the mullet flow!
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  86. Yow but the views are worth it! Always great to see you have such fun!
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  87. Oh! You were just downstate from me, very nice! Hehehehe! Vermont is one of the least populous states of the United States but it is a very pretty state. There's a lot in the area that's something to enjoy.
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  88. This looks super fun, looking forward to see more of what you're doing!
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  89. That was a fun challenge! And this is why the Northeast Corridor has such a high rideshare! I wish there was high speed or at least protected rail corridors around the rest of the country. The freight delays really hurt.
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  90. Happy Birthday belatedly and what a journey! This is a lot of fun! But it is also very profound the reasons why you do not celebrate. I am glad that you have been able to turn things around to find your joy!
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  91. This is so wholesome and wonderful!
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  92. This video was so fun! You always get to do so many cool things!
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  93. Hahhaha that's so awesome and you were so close to my town!
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  94. I hope when I get to ride a VIA train it'll be like this!
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  95. I'd be interested to know why it is that new lights now extinguish a headlamp when the turn signal is turned on! That is quite a change.
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  96. Wow that concrete mansion is sick. This is really such an interesting project too! So do you have a background in acting? "I'm not a model but I'm the only guy in a tux." Coulda fooled me! That is such a cool thing that an early video got you the connection to do this. Absolutely fun!
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  97. That's so wonderful! What a great achievement!
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  98. That's a tight fit, ooooof! I tell you what, three canals in and you went for pro-level boating. Well done though!
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  99. Looks like a lot of fun!
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  100. I've taken this train exactly once to Toronto, it's just too inconvenient. So one of the things going on here to make the train slow is the border crossing; either CBSA or CBP are not willing to work in the other country (the US station for Niagara Falls was recently rebuilt with border preclearance facilities). The other thing going on is that the New York service is subsidized so we get a better service in New York than expected. So we'll need a lot of help. It's such a miserable experience with transit in the USA sadly but we are trying!
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  101. This is so awesome. Also hahah too bad you wouldn't have been able to get a ride from RailCowGirl. Fun to see your same trip from the perspective of the locomotive cab too. Oh boy I hope you get to go to that island football stadium!
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  102. Very fun series, thanks for this! I need to ride some of these, heh!
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  103. What a neat video! It's always fun to see the Zamboni in action; we have several in my city.
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  104. Do note that in the United States there is a distinct socioeconomic reason for this too; public transit (and dense development) are coded for the use of racial minorities, and preventing usage of public transit is a very common method of preventing "others" from going into a neighborhood. A lot of anti-transit activity and minimum parking requirements/restrictive zoning are done this way on purpose.
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  105. What a journey! Love Johnno too. Did...did the one roadhouse motel with the dropbox spell your last name wrong? It seemed like that. What a fascinating life on the road!
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