that's exactly what I thought too, it's not often something subtle like that stands out so much

Agreed! That idea and angle was brilliant!

💯 agreed

Sounds sarcastic.... are you being sarcastic???

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Thanks man

@Billy Purdy Cool! Im a volunteer in Ohio but I know a guy who lives in Berkeley Springs

Don't forget blankets!!! Many people get stuck on the side of the road during blizzards and are discovered the next day frozen to death in their vehicles. A few thick blankets will help you get through the night.

same in Houston

Good thing I don’t live in NYC. I dread those sirens

@@mikeypezza8869 Same here

Euro sirens sound awful

euro sirens are effective but will kill the nyc aesthetic. besides its for fast speeds, nyc transit is slow as heck. would be nice to have those styles for highways- but same tone for example.

Me: Lives in Europe (Not continental Europe but still Europe.) "Am I a joke to you." However I do agree that American Fire sirens sound better.

Tony Solar fr thought it was gta

?! Out troops are responsible for over 7.2347 million civilian deaths since 1950. . . .

Davin Ellicson by people trying too kill them or us

Did you do it?

@@ronthemogul working on it boss, 1 more year.

@@dawsont933 updates?

Plus it's a bit lol watching an engine try to get into the tight packed urban gas stations which we have tons of on the west coast .

Same with our department in New York we always fill up at a local flying j truck stop because it’s way easier to get to the pumps but most places I know big and small use local fuel stations to fill up . Some city departments use the Department of transportation or city works pumps however

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO Very true but I did it successfully

South Metro Fire Rescue PIO Very cool. Thanks for answering!

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO my pleasure

In Manitoba we call that a 7 day occurrence.

That is a small 2x3 velcro patch.

jonathan christianson sameeee bro I just can’t wait until I’m done with High school

I'd like to see you going 30 mph with no visiblity and people in front

Chains are very effective at improving traction in deep snow. However, most of the time what looks like snow causing problems is actually snow on top of ice. While chains are also useful to get you out of ice, the best solution is studded snow tires. There are some non-studded snow tires out there that approach the performance of studded snow tires, and if your state does not allow studded snow tires you could look in to those. If you are going to do snow tires of any kind, I recommend getting 4 steel rims to put the snow tires on, and keeping your summer or all-season tires on the rims you got with the car (probably alloy rims these days). This is for two reasons. First off, if you do this, have the proper knowledge, and the proper tools, you can do the swap from summer to winter tires by yourself. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, you eliminate the chance of breaking a Tire Pressure Monitoring System sensor (part of the valve stem most any car built since 2007). Considering that those sensors cost the mechanic about $150, then there's the markup on the part, the hour or so of labor it takes to get the sensor installed and talking to your car's computer, and you're looking at something like $300 every time one of those sensors breaks. When you have a set of summer tire/rims and a set of winter tire/rims, all you might need to pay for your mechanic to do is get the sensors talking to your car's computer. If you don't trust your mechanic to get the lug nuts (or if it's a VW, lug bolts) tight enough, first off get a new mechanic, but secondly you can always spend $50 on a 1/2" torque wrench and $5 on a correctly sized socket, and check it yourself. Look in your owners manual to see what the recommended torque is, as well as the special pattern to tighten the lugs in (should be somewhere from 85-110 foot-pounds torque for most vehicles).

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I prefer the generic models :/

English are the best ones

civertron we have the best resources!

Lambda Studios best job I’ve ever had

Texas Patriot amen to that once a year maybe lol that’s what I’ve seen in east Texas and north Texas

@@Fheeniyx if we have snow its not a lot. People here will go mad... lol shoot people lose their minds when it rains where i live

except feb 2021 that doesnt count

No, that would be what’s called a ‘dry barrel hydrant’ it is self draining and the valve is actually below the frost line which keeps the water from freezing.

@@brettt1326 Thank you. In Toronto Canada, we have self-draining hydrants as well, & from Nov.1 - April 15, we call our Waterworks staff in to service the hydrant, to ensure nothing freezes.

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO Ah OK, was surprised to see them slinging iron. It's not a fun job. Thx for the reply.

@@SouthMetroFireRescuePIO and fire fighter and paramedic and how are you doing soth metro fire Rescue plo 🚑🚑🚑🚑🚒🚒🚒🚒