"Diverse neighborhood" eh?

I've seen people put their Venmo q codes for payment

The majority of our payments are Venmo and other cashless apps these days. Works out well. Some folks still prefer cash though. Thanks for watching!

​@@MordecaiAliVanAllenOShea grow up

@@MordecaiAliVanAllenOSheanot racist if its true

It's so he has an elevated space to work on. Not that hard to figure out dirty d

It's better than bending over 50 times...

@@jaylee9907 that’s also just as ez dun right on the back of the baby truck’s not a real tailgate yet works just the same

@@brianpierson7708 but then he wouldn't be able to clamp it down like he does on the forks. It also seems a bit higher than the truck

Wasn’t a fork lift it was a tractor. And I’d assume it stays right there near that work site. That’s why it’s a work site..

Trail cams help with that. 😄

@@abandonedotter4270 ... these days we also have motion sensor security cams that can be viewed in real time from almost anywhere.... if you feel the need.

@@rupe53 Trail cams have that these days. 😄🍻

B-but diversity is our s-strength

@@Hero101010 ... I won't point any fingers, but this week we had a murder in our small rural town.... the first one in 12 years. I can't pronounce any names of the parties involved. Both are relative newcomers and next-door neighbors. Some are saying there was racial tension between them. (diversity?) We'll see what the investigation says in 6 months.

Appreciate it. I agree, have since put a piece of pipe insulation over the front edge of the roof. Thanks for watching!

That little bit of shrink wrap is less than minimal.

​@@GiovanniGiorgo oh, i would politely disagree with you, to wrap it around with plastic wrap and for the bundle to hold it may not take that much, but after you do a whole bunch of them, the one use plastic waste could be really big. Yeah still it doesnt matter that much, individually it produces far less waste than most companies, but yeah think green, not cheap

Maybe jute cord. It's strong enough to hold a small bundle and doubles as kindling. Biodegradable too

​@@GiovanniGiorgoесли кто-то имеет большую печку, в которую помещается вся связка разом, или твердотопливный котел для обогрева, то пластик нельзя в нем сжигать хотя бы потому что это может привести к закупорке дымохода.

Oh that's just BS. Go away.

you can get one shipped from. CHINA 🇨🇳 😅

I just happened to see a guy unbox one. It weighed around 2000lbs. Or little more it was red. Vary small tires. Only the mirrors he had to install. It was cool looking. I believe he paid under 3500. I'm sure shipping it cost him a arm an a leg. 🤔😅😅😅

​@@naybreed I saw that one too. I would love to have one.

Toyota makes them

Hemp rope would work just fine too, bit sad to see plastic

Use plastic. It's easier to use, more reliable, cheaper, and takes less energy to manufacture.

We use that amount of plastic material driving 100 feet. It's called fuel.

That’s maybe 2g of plastic per bundle at most basically nothing

🤦 Yeah, those rolls of tape are 100% destroying the planet.

But yur probably not stealing from them and just leaving a quick buck.....right ?

That's gouging y'all, it should be no more than about eight bucks. Maybe ten if you're in....city.

That's ridiculous. You should get them for 5 bucks, 3 for 10.

Where I live the roadside bundles are usually ILLEGAL

@@fishingbob8374 where do you live approximately and why is it illegal?

I doubt he bought it just to make bundles of firewood.

I don’t think that’s the point…

That is why the title of the video is "Side Hustle" a little extra income from firewood production.

It all depends on where you live when people come from the city where they can't have a fire they will pay anything to have one

​@@dustyfarver468 dude reeks of "city-slicker' lol just a city boy making firewood bundles for all his city boy friends. Seems like such a waste of time but when time is not money because you've been rich all your life and you're just looking to fill your day with some "meaningful" work, I guess this'll do, but this is a pathetic side hustle for the $15 he pulled imo

What a gyp. Wood is free everywhere in rural states.

​@@skipads5141 it's not free it either takes money or time. If someone else spends his time cutting down the tree and chopping it up it costs you money, if you do the same work it costs you more time. All money was supposed to be was a physical representation of the time/ effort people put in to do something

@@solshu: Spare me the desk jockey economic philosophy. If you really live out in the woods, you know what I mean about tiny slab wood and kindling being free. If you've spent your life away from that, you'll buy an hour's worth of smudge wood for 20 bucks.

I don't get why anyone would pay that much money for wood. Just buy it a cord or two at a time and store it yourself. Is much much cheaper.

@@skipads5141 I do know what you mean you have a job that pays you less an hour then $20 so you would rather spend the hr splitting wood to save the $20 makes perfect sense in your shoes 😊

Oh man. That sucks. Glad he’s out of business. Hope he got his karma.

Did they find his body yet? 😁

Yeah, that fire was most unfortunate! 🔥🔥😂😂😂

"large amounts" isnt what i would use to describe this video

Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching!

Welcome to high trust societies. You could also have this if you say no diversity. 😉

​@@echmech so we just gotta say "no diversity" and trust will increase? Sounds pretty amazing. Why the hell hasn't anyone said this in my town yet!? Well, I guess its up to me.. just went outside and recited these magic words 3 times starting at a whisper, once at normal volume and once a roaring yell. Will update if any increase in trust arises locally. Wish us luck!!

I think hitler already tried that

​@@echmech yeah nah that's bs😂😂😂

Lack of meth

Appreciate the kind words. The truck is a little work horse for sure. Thanks for watching!

I love those little Japanese (also china makes them) trucks.

@@natevanlandingham1945 They are way tougher than one would expect.

I saw one the other day in front of Home Depot. It was a Honda and me, driving a Honda Ridgeline I parked next to it. When I came out ppl were actually taking photos of the two side by side.

​@@FoxfireProjectsBrotha, there is definitely easier ways to make faster money in this day and age. Not trying to tell you how to live your life but that sure is a lot of work for 11$. Just saying....

We have really good luck!

Yes, red mush with white crunchy pieces is a very good fertilizer! 😁

Or jute cord, which is cheap and easily biodegradable.

@@oicfas4523 yup even better

Same here. And the shed would be vandalized or driven into

sit in the woods and wait.

Sounds like you need to move bud

Louisiana?

thats what happens when u live in a democrat run city

Gotta feed those kitties 🤣

I thought the same. I have a length of plastic tubing cut the length of the sheet metal roof over the edge. Works well. Look ma, no forehead cuts!

Sounds like usa

Pretty sad state of affairs. We try to help out the elderly where I live at, not uncommon to drop off a 1/3 of a cord of wood for free.some of these old girls & guys are in the mid 80s

Yobs

Yes! I live in America, and if my neighbors caught anyone stealing or vandalizing my things they'd freaking kill them! 😳

We use this as a way to get rid of the remnants from our larger firewood operation. Have several campgrounds near by that keep the bundles moving. Just a way to make a few bucks off what would normally be trash. Appreciate you watching!

So, great way making cash

Its pretty honest in south western Ontario tho

First few times it all went missing there would just be no firewood anymore

That's odd. I'm from a rural town of Eastern Ontario and, people are very honest YET, f*ckers from Ottawa steal whatever they can, on their way to the cottage.

Yikes... southwestern Ontario resident here... roadside stands are everywhere here. Must not get stolen often or they wouldn't have them.... guess you're just letting us know what to expect in the coming years. Sad

@@jimbojames9370 I hope they survive because, honest people appreciate it.

Yeah, someone is gonna gash their forehead for sure.

Buyer beware.

The person that cuts themselves will sue you until you're broke!

Thanks for the kind words. Definitely a good suggestion. I've since put a piece of pipe insulation over the edge. Appreciate you watching!

Cheap and effective.

Finally? S hit… we been masters of that for a few decades now man… the grocery here sells so many fruits and veg already individually plastic wrapped, like potatoes… the other day a saw they had 1 pound bags of “baby carrots” but it was actually 8 little bags with 2oz of carrots all stuck in one big bag… oh yea, and lots of air! Gotta love that fresh bagged air taking up shipping space and helping make your fresh produce spoil even faster.

@@swayback7375 Irony mate 😘

Did I miss something who wrapped something in foil

BTW -- that is plastic wrap he used not foil.

Yes... foil...

I don’t think he can understand that let alone figure out how to do it 😂😂😂

​@@brianpierson7708 he's obviously pretty successful. I don't think he needs tips from a bunch of no lifes on the internet

​@@pondlakes I sell Firewood by the m^3. Don't need the fumbling they do in the short. My customers are homeowners and are happy to get 1-3 m^3 at once instead of the little crates you get at the store.

Appreciate the kind words. I know what you mean, all about volume with the folks selling those. I’m not trying to get rich off bundles, just getting rid of the leftovers from our larger firewood operation. Thanks for watching!

@@FoxfireProjects that’s awesome, and possibly something I could do where I am located in western MD.

We've tried the laser markers, the zip tie method, all the magnetic bar markers, and keep coming back to a tape measure and a can of marking paint. We have a few jigs made up to cut 16" splits in half for 8" chunks for BBQ wood. We also use a miter saw for small quantities. Not going to win any races on time, but fortunately we've got a good margin on the final product. Thanks so much for watching!

Appreciate it! Tough little trucks for sure. Thanks for watching!

It was actually 24 or something but still not worth the splitting. And tbh it aint worth the price. At ace hardware they sell these little log stoves. Its half the size of whats in the short and cost 20 dollars. So inefficient first off, transporting firewood that grows in ur backyard. I can understand if it was in the city but we aint that

​@@Wtfinc yup

Yup

@@Wtfinc look around at what he’s got going on and I believe it’s in a park or campground and there’s no Ace hardware in sight of the video there.

Considering a bundle took maybe 5min to wrap. Not bad wages for 5min

Yes they simply are delightful 😊

Trail cams have caught many idiots who thought the same😊

The part he didn’t show you was the wood box is 500 yards from his porch and there’s a row of steel targets he shoots you can see next to the wood. And a scarecrow with binoculars on his porch.

Plastic 🤮

Biggus Dickus. I haven't heard THAT name in forever. Thanks for the memories!

Im guessing that people burn the whole thing...its not like they throw it out on the street

Really that's your take away from this?

That's the point of a side hustle. You've already got the infrastructure in place because of other jobs or projects, so it's just one more thing to bring in a little bit more. Very little net cost since it's essentially a byproduct of a different product. Think about the way mills or fire wood companies also sell wood chips. Or how rock businesses have increasingly smaller rock sizes to sell. It's something that costs very little amounts of money and sells for a good or at least somewhat decent price, and most of the sale is profit. That's why there are so many multi-million dollar companies. They minimize waste and maximize profits.

Think Bic, Unilever, even the oil industry. There's not a single high dollar company who stays within one product. They use all their tools to help expand production. Think about it, cereal is cheap, yet general mills makes a killing in the grain industry. Why everything they make costs very little to make and all the expensive things tend to serve multiple purposes in the beginnings of the business. That's why a good tool is never a bad investment.

Despite what the comments would have you believe, it's still alive and well in my area. Thanks for watching!

Puts a smile on my face every time I drive it! Thanks for watching!

It's a pretty sweet gig for sure near campgrounds. Hope the recent rains have eased the drought a bit for you guys. Appreciate you watching!

It's a lot of fun! Thanks for watching!

Work just as well with 2x4 sawhorses or something. But hey if you wanna keep playing small for the excuses then go for it!

Yup, either someone isn't paying or he's not charging enough.

7 companies produce +80% of pollution, this guy is not your enemy. Jesus fuck you people are dense.

Appreciate the kind words! Thanks for watching!

What kind of truck is that.

@@scottbrown7941 1992 Suzuki Carry 4x4 mini truck from Japan.

@@FoxfireProjects thanks looks cool

I want one of those trucks