Yup

You can her twice

She’s more in shot at the far end when he opens the gates . Pink top . Odd that he never mentions her .

She's with him, no way a stranger would walk behind like that 19:08

She’s been on for more than a month . Started when his video starts shot from a different perspective. He never advertises his personal life just in dribs and drabs .

You could have stopped after "Never trust Google."

Homie rakes open culverts and has a minor speech disorder... googling info is his way. Show me da wae ;)

Agree with that, last year in my area couple of guys drive with google maps from Yakutsk to Magadan and froze to death.

@@TsunauticusIV I didn't notice any speech disorder

@@ffamilyff didn’t notice the exhaled “uchhh” after many words? Definitely a speech disorder audible.

Having artists draw murals is a great way to prevent graffiti and vandalism. All the mailboxes in my city used to get targeted with graffiti constantly until they had an artist design a collage of area codes into a graffiti like design that looks really cool. They covered all the mailboxes with the design and now you never see graffiti on mailboxes anymore. Even when the idiots try it just blends into the design so you cant even notice it. So the idiots with spray paint just gave up. Another spot under a bridge was so bad for graffiti on the massive concrete pillars and not the nice kind of graffiti either. The city ended up inviting artists with actual talent to do murals and nice looking graffiti on them if they wanted to. They even made it into a skate park under the bridge and put in lights so people can go at night. Tourists even come to check it out now, as a kid we even went there as part of a school trip. These areas have no issues with graffiti anymore its just beautiful art now.

.... until one day the tunnel keeper overslept .. and the locomotive needed new headlights

@BereanJenn now that could be automated, you were born 100 too late!

Who's Brian??

So I'm not the only one seeing other people when he said no one is there . Shits creepy

I think some rando was trying to follow Post but gave up when he got deep into the tunnel because of the water.

I think that’s his girlfriend, she even records a bit during 17:36 lol

We? Have you been there?

@@Poebbelmann No I have not been there, Post 10 always refers to we, he does not speak of just himself.

Hard to tell from looking at the vid, but it's most likely limestone as well. Hope you're not a Cowboys fan there, Tex....Brady did it again. You do NOT give him that much time and the ball at the end of a game like that.

Most likely limestone. It's fairly prevalent near the service in the Northeast.

One simple test you can do to tell if it's limestone is to drip some mild acid on it, if it's limestone, the acid will foam and bubble, because limestone is made from organic deposits from sea creatures. That same test also works for marble, which is basically limestone that's been heavily compressed during mountain building or cooked near a magma chamber, but it's still the same material that will react with the acid. Another test for limestone is if you look really closely, you'll often see some intact bits of shells that didn't fully decompose before turning into limestone and became fossilized.

3:12, 4:45

Another Ghost 10 sighting.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Smoke machine. Do it properly and make it seem like there’s a ghost train still running!😆

You only have to make chainsaw sound.😁

I love that Bansky shredded the painting that went up for auction. The story behind it is rarely told. Everyone hears the same cookie cutter version out of media, but not a single one of them answer the most important questions regarding the entire event. Then they rub it in his face that it made the painting more valuable.

@@tribalismblindsthembutnoty124 whats the real story? Seems like it was purposely not fully shredded to me. Even the. Ideo of him making it showed bin holding the soldering iron like a pencil, it would have totally burned his hand the way he was holding it if it was actually on. I saw Banksy posters in Walmart and was conversing with am employee there who was actually am art major, and we discussing how the fact that the art was being sold there was kind of the antithesis of the message the art had to begin with, in a sense it contradicted itself.