He really has man I been rooting for him lol

Right haha

He learn maybe 1 season. All that work & money every season for nothing. Learn from your mistakes there Josh.

Practice makes perfect ;)

I’m convinced it’s a running gag

Smoking a cig has nothing to do with him being hypocritical. He's thinking about the quality of the product, and that shit seeping into the mash and making deadly poison.

Not to mention creosote is highly flammable

@@lonerider92 he literally kept bringing up breathing in the chemical, they didn't talk about it effecting the mash until the end.

Vape

@@criscojesus4378 yeah, so he didnt care about breathing it until he thought that the mash would get messed up

I’d watch that

no shit, these people are not on just booze.

I’m sure he’s built a couple labs too lol

@@louisenri9849 he hides the smell with the tainted logs.. the plan all along. to have history channel hook him up with the money.. looks like we cant use this one...lol

😂😂😂😂😂

Lmfao

And meth

😂 I was thinking along those lines too . He is all worried about chemicals being breathed in and he is smoking 🚬 in every scene.

D H hot rails

@@snapstring3134 yea but if the cigarettes/cigars weren't safe the government would let people sell them.

He is clean ive worked with him get ur facts straight before u post

Im not saying cigars are 100% safe but you don't inhale the smoke you taste the smoke, its a lot safer than cigarettes. The FDA even did a study that claims smoking 2-3 cigars per week doesn't increase your baseline for any disease, sickness or cancer.

@@AyyTony in fact, a similar study has shown that nicotine, in small doses, is actually pretty beneficial for you. Does it counteract that carcinogenic effect of inhaling something burning? Naw, but the fake sugar in diet coke is literally just as carcinogenic.

@Trantor The Troll You realize its the same chemical? Creosote is literally tar, and you need huge exposure for it to become a problem. In fact its so safe most smoked meats use it as flavoring. No clue why, cause it tastes like trash fire, but they do. Heck a wood fired furnace probably produces more Creosote than those poles give off. Its about as TOXIC as vinegar. Don't stick your dick in it, dont chug the whole pitcher, dont get it in your eyes, and dont huff the fumes, but if you smell it in the salad, you are not gonna die. For fucks sake do people lack even the most basic chemistry knowledge? These are household chemicals people eat or come in contact with every day in most places that have smoked meat, and wood or charcoal furnaces. Also there is difference between actively inhaling(/putting in your mouth) a chemical, and standing next to it. Like are people seriously unable to comprehend difference between "Don't breath in smoke its bad, and gives you cancer" and think that anything smoke touches becomes deadly now? Cause thats literally what this seems like, as Creosote is part of smoke.

@@ABurntMuffin Fun fact, Cannabis actually helps remove alot of cigarette particulate that is carcinogenic, meaning people who smoke pot with their tobacco also run less risk of cancer from smoking. (Usually coughed out of the lungs in small dark mucus balls due to cannabis tars being easier for the lung to naturally remove than tobacco tars) [Source: Medical study and a personal 7 years of pot smoking and lungs that according to a doctor on my last physical"don't even show signs of smoking"]

Yep I was thinking the same thing just through some paint on it and seal it up if they that worried about it

A big ass HEPA would solve that

you need aluminum paint as a base for creosote.

@@fgbtv3803 Aluminium paint for a base? All you need to seal any wood treated with creosote is epoxy resin.

that has atleast 70% chance of working

They just need a strategy

What would happen if they exposed them to heat on purpose? Would it cool off the treatment allowing them to use the site?

@@actinganimal885 they just need to seal the wood with flex seal or something like that

@@WillBilly. shi alote harder than it is to just say that... it’s either change em out and use some other kind of wood or seal it yea

most people that do this stuff forget to add ventilation in the first place and end up dying from carbon monoxide poisoning, it happens all the time

"sealers that is air tight" - That doesnt have to work at all. Depends on size of molecules of that gas. They could be much smaller and still get through the paint easily. Theres much easier and cheaper thing to do. DONT USE THAT WOOD. Just get some new wood from your supplies store. Much easier and cheaper and SAFER thing to do.

@@martinbudinsky8912 Play captain hindsight and saying "Dont use that wood" is not helpful when you already got a hillbilly bunker with 6 of em holding up the roof. Obviously it's good advice for future endeavours, but saying it's easier and cheaper to use different wood AFTER it has been bought, used and is part of the core structure is a lil much of playing captain hindsight and kinda mean. Either way have a good one dear reader.

@@AGenericFool Not really? When you use bad materials when building a structure and it ends up being statically unstable or having other health hazards it has to be fixed or demolished. You got bad materials as part of the core structure? Good tear it down and start again. Thats what happens if the building doesnt pass inspection. And its the same thing in this case with health hazards. If safety being number one thing is the goal (as it always should be) then thats the only way. Mean or not. The builder should check all this BEFORE building the structure. So there should be no "hindsight" needed. Mistakes are always costly when in comes to building stuff.

@@martinbudinsky8912 honestly they could just slap some latex paint on it and call it a day its a old telephone pole hardly some major hazard. or build a poly tent inside the room ( probably a good idea to make sure the outside air layer between the wood and poly can vent out too) Way easier than tearing the whole thing down. its a still site not a commercial building or house... the irony of some inked up cigarette smoking wanna be rockstar probably on meth moonshiner complaining about a bit a creo smell is pretty funny though.

@@martinbudinsky8912 it’s creosote not rat poisoning. It’s just wood smoke condensed

How to get sent to preschool: 1. Use Canzer as an ID 2. Spell illegalas iligal 3. Try to act like you know something by enumerating shit

@@officialdislikebutton9712 you messed up on step 2 but your on point lol

@@death2701 How to get sent to preschool: 1. Use Death as an ID 2. Spell you're your 3. Try to act like you know something by enumerating crap

@@jacobdolenc7994 I guess I dont care about grammar so 🤷‍♂️ but at least I can spell correctly I guess 😅

@@death2701 lol man sorry I just saw it and had to

Don’t forget Sharpies

@@AMERICA_CARR ngl I tried that but never got high off sharpies so kept it to gas and paint usually

@@bigblackearl6852 You do know nitrous(like for whipped cream) isn't too expensive and a hell of a lot healthier of an inhalant?

@@AJ-yj7fl u right but at the time I was a teenager and gasoline was already in the house

Considering their line of work, it's impressive they don't create more deadly rooms (the few times it's actually in a room)

-Jigsaw

Holocaust?

They are real moonshiners, but according to the show producers, and the ATF, this is a dramatization. So yeah they are not actors per say. They are just recreating what they would usually do. If you would or would not call that acting is anyone's guess I suppose.

All of these guys have licenses. They are not “real” moonshiners

licensed alcohol makers badly acting as moonshiners. loosely scripted as in any 'reality' show, someone who never ever made moonshine could make it without all the 'problems' they go through in every episode. its about as real as the spongebob squarepants show and just as entertaining. producing alcohol is a simple process that anyone can do. all alcohol, be it in beer, wine, whiskey, or vodka, is not even produced by a brewer, winemaker, or distiller - it is produced by a humble, single-celled organism called yeast. ... This process, known as fermentation, is the first step in making any spirits, and the only step where alcohol is actually made. distilling is just the way you concentrate it to a higher volume.

This show is the equivalent of the road runner being chased by Wile E. Coyote lol

its bad. don't ever use it in your house / wood stove. it will start a chimney fire. make you sick.

Get rid of all of it that shit will poison you

My forge is outside, and made of bricks and clay. It isn't deadly if its open air

Darwin do your thing..

You people realize it’s a forge right? Like a forge is usually outside with a cover over top

vraiment hahah

@Trantor The Troll its not real mate

It could honestly have been real around the first two seasons, but it’s obviously fake now. Who knows for sure? But I think it’s fake too

It's real it's just dramatized a little bit. Just like how my cousin went on the Maury show, the situation was real along with the story, but they told my cousin and his ol lady at the time to.hyp everything up for tv I know this to be fact

Why? They're getting more genuine enjoyment out of it thinking its real than you seem to be. I would be envious of them far more than pitying them.

You probably tell people you feel bad for them for thinking movies are real

Wow I read this the second they said it in the video.

man knows what to smoke and what not to

Creosote is a lot worse

Was just about to say.

No.... no he is not.

Lol! "They only show him hitting speed bumps". I'm pretty sure the only thing they DONT show is him hitting bumps of speed.

The director creates the speed bumps.

These guys are a few chromosomes short of being able to understand what clay is.

Or paint is alot easier

Lol

Or just paint them. Way simpler and cheaper

That honestly isn’t easy but it’s what he needs to do

@@maxhanes1073 Not true at all... First of all the off gassing can cause the paint to rupture -> back to square one. Or the gas can just get through if its molecules are small enough. So its actually not simpler at all.

no. it will just keep off gassing.

@@1peanut Make it offgas elsewhere; put up a barrier ceiling. Poly and ply... anything that gets past is going to go right into the still fire and out the stack.

@@1peanut how does gas get through a sealed membrane? Surely it could be coated and sealed properly to be safe.

@@cameronwallis7024 It would still off gas and accumulate and have to go somewhere. Look up off gassing if you really want to understand it.

@@cameronwallis7024 think of salt :) Nilered has a video on it.