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tent camping to rock landing, and all things
to do with the outdoors. Hey, real quick. So
I always go back to the previous episode's transcript
for the intro, right? And again, the AI thought
we said tank camping. Just saying. We're skipping
past that tent part to... Too fast, man. It's
that Midwest lingo. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, yeah,
so today's weekend update. I just, about an hour
ago, got done recording an episode with Benji
for, shoot, what's his show called now? Newfound
Overland. So that should come out tomorrow. Yeah,
today's Wednesday. That should be out tomorrow.
already um which you telling me i skipped past
that tent camping too fast when benji read his
intro today i have never heard this man talk
that fast like oh man he's got a job man So then
I called him out. I'm like, Benji, I've never
heard you talk that fast. And he's like, yeah,
I always go back and slow down the intro. That's
a good way to do it. You know, by now, we probably
should just have a prerecorded intro for each
of us and just pop it in there between. Way less
fun. I like the screw -ups. It can be, for sure.
The screw -ups are fun. Yeah. The imperfectness.
Since me and Mark did the same thing again for
another weekend, I'll let Gavin tell us his weekend
first. Yeah. Well, mine was, I want to say it
was boring, but not really. I got to bug up my
ass. It was the first decent weekend that it
wasn't raining, snowing, or windy, or all three
at the same time. And decided to go out and...
Start my reorganization of the back of Barry,
which is my FJ's nickname, if you guys didn't
know. And, yeah, I pulled everything out of the
back. Pulled my drawers out. My fridge has already
been out for the winter. I just kept it in the
house. Pulled my shelving out. Pulled all of
everything that I had in there. And then started
working on trying to... Moved the fridge slide
a little bit. Last year, because of the way that
the seats are on the FJ, my fridge kept hitting
the back seats, and it was kind of stopping the
fridge from hitting that nice spot where it locks
in on the slide. So I moved the slide out towards
the door a little bit and had to move some things
out. I had kind of a... gear pack that I had
on my swing out door that I had to remove because
it was just not gonna close the door wasn't if
I had it there so move that out kind of took
a inventory of what I had in there and what I
honestly needed and removed everything else so
made some space there then started working on
I acquired some drawers from work some they were
actually bolt drawers and they were getting rid
of those, so I figured I could use those. You
don't happen to have any more of those, do you?
Not that type. That was a special type. Those
things are sick. Yeah, yeah, that was the one
I wanted. That originally held springs for the
hardware, and that was the only one like it that
was fully like that plastic encasement like that.
And I had my eye on it for a while. All I had
to do was find a place to put the springs in
the new drawer setup. Finally, I was able to
make it work. I took that bitch home. You had
some trouble kind of fitting it in because, of
course, where I had my shelves at, it was going
to be a weird fit, but it made it work. I moved
my shelves up. Those little boxes that are on
those drawers on that drawer system, those pull
out, don't they? Like come down? Yeah. Oh, my
God. I love it. That's such a cool setup, dude.
Well, you come down. Oh, do you mean like slide
out and then kind of go down a little? Like can't
you slide them out and then take them off and
open the box like down lower? Yeah, I can take
the whole box out of the drawer. Yeah, fuck yeah.
Yeah. So that was cool. Like I said, I had to
move my. uh the wood shelf that I had sitting
there actually cut some angles into it so it
fit into the sides and mounted right up to the
back seat before there was a gap and I was uh
I would store my tent or something back there
and then it would always fall between the gap
behind the fridge and then I couldn't close the
fridge so I uh I buttoned that up got that set
up like I said got my drawers in there started
organizing and taking everything I had from the
house All the coffee stuff, the diningware, all
the batteries and stuff that I kept in the house.
The pumps, the tents, stuff like that. Trying
to start fitting it in everywhere. Got everything
pretty well organized. Made some green tape labels
to try to keep things, like I said, set and organized.
And then, in Christmas time, my mother -in -law
bought me... The Dometic water jug. She just
kind of grabbed something off of my Amazon wish
list, which, honestly, can't complain. Those
are always the best gifts when they actually
go and look at what you have in there and just
pick something. It's perfect. That's how we do
Christmas in our family. We just all share our
Amazon lists. Might be a little harder this year
because everything else is like $50 and up now.
It was very nice of her. So, uh, so I've been
holding onto that for a while and waiting and
waiting. I was going to get one of the, um, off
brand spouts, um, from, uh, from like a Amazon
thing. And honestly, I just had a little bit
of extra money for it and was like, screw it.
I, I want the, uh, I want the, the one that goes
with it. And so I got the, um, the Domatic faucet.
which was great. So the way that I have it, I
have it right behind my seat and then the hose
running up on top of my shelf. And then I have
the faucet sitting on the shelf. And so can't
even see my water tank or anything there. It's
a two and a half gallon tank. When I want to
switch it out, it's got a quick release on the
top and I could just pull the tank out when I
need to fill it up. But otherwise, it's going
to sit back there. Any kind of filling and stuff
that I need to do with water for my pots or dishes.
How much is the Domatic pump? That one's 99.
How does it connect to the tank? There is a nipple
that has like a quick release. That quick release
is into the tank. It's kind of similar to like
an air truck quick release. And does it have
like clear plastic tubing going down to the tank
then? Yeah. So the actual cap, so it comes with
two caps. One's if you were to use the tank as
like a regular like valved cap. It's got one
that just dispenses water. So if you were to
use it like horizontally. And then the other
one is the cap that runs a hose to the bottom
of the tank with a little like pickup on the
bottom of it. So then does the Dometic faucet
have a pump in it that just pulls the water out
then? Yeah. So the faucet is the pump part of
that. So you just hook the, there's a little
nipple on the back of the faucet. Super easy
to pull off and put back on. It's just a nipple.
I bet you I can make that work with my packout
water storage. Yeah, you could. Yeah. It's just
a pump. Honestly, if any of those off -brand
Amazon spouts, if they have a, as long as they
have the pump in the faucet and they have a nipple
in the back where you can connect a hose, any
one of those would probably work. Now in hindsight
that I've actually used it and everything. Yeah,
but the Dometic one looks so nice. It is actually
really nice. It just double tap on the light
and it'll dispense. And I think it's got a one
liter cutoff so that if it accidentally gets
touched or you're not paying attention, it'll
automatically cut off at a liter. So that's kind
of nice. It's got a magnetic base and then it
comes with. uh a round magnetic base and a square
magnetic base that you can actually mount so
i have that mounted on the actual um uh the shelf
that i made yeah um i did not realize i needed
to vent my uh my tank though so when i i took
the video and shared it to you guys it was kind
of sputtering a little bit and i was like man
this can't be the fastest this thing goes it's
kind of slow for what the price And then I opened
the valve, and it was like, and then it started
really putting out some water. I was like, thank
God, because I was going to start regretting
that a little bit. So it was really cool, and
the best thing is it's like USB -C, so I just
throw it in my cup holder in the truck and plug
it in, and we're good to go. So I'm pretty excited
about that. And my thing is that when we had
water, it was, four gallons and they were in
the plastic jugs i've had six of those fucking
jugs while we were camping last year break just
from throwing them around from hitting whoopies
on the trail on accident having them land because
they weren't you know secured because i didn't
have anywhere to secure them really so we still
have our two original uh tanks that we bought
for our overland trip yeah i i have i had one
of those blue ones from walmart the ones with
a little spout, and that broke, like, my first
week after hitting a whoop. And I don't remember
even what it hit, but it hit something and cracked
and just leaked all through the back, and I was
like, eh, this is great. Gavin's way harder on
his stuff than we are. I just don't see these
little jumps or something. I don't know. But,
hey, it launched everything out of my back, so
that was fun. Jesus. But that's the thing is
I wanted it to be, I didn't want to have to log
out those every time I wanted to use them. What
I will be doing is I'm going to buy some extension
for the hose because it's only about, I would
say probably about two feet of hose, which by
the time I run it up to where it's at, that's
the exact limit. Right. So I want to do an extension.
I'll just grab a nipple from the store, you know,
and run an extension of the hose so that I can
run it to my fold down table. Which brings me
to my next project that I had finished as I optimized
my fold -down table. I did have like a really
cheap, I think it was like a cabinet hinge. It
was not meant for that type of table or anything
that I had screwed in there. And I had the rope,
like the paracord suspenders to help kind of
keep the table sitting. So I went to the hardware
store, grabbed some heavier -duty hinges because
I did notice last summer that I did have a little
bit of twist and stuff with my table. It wasn't
the most secure. It worked. I didn't have any
real issues with it, but I wanted to clean it
up, make it look a little better. So I grabbed
some nicer -looking black chain, grabbed a couple
feet of that, used that instead of the paracord.
And then I used some heavier duty hinges so that
I wouldn't have so much twist. And that kind
of cleaned it all up, made it look really nice.
The amount of stuff that you can do with some
lumber and a bungee cord always amazes me. Yeah.
You are like the epitome of a bungee cord overlander.
That's what I'm going to coin it. I coined it.
I had to do what I had to do. I've never seen
someone with so many bungee cords in their SUV,
dude. Like, there's so many bungee cords. Yeah,
I have a few. I always wanted to keep a few of
them just to kind of keep around just in case
I needed them. And I used them a lot. Like, the
bungee cords, I would strap down on the bottom
of my table to actually, like, keep toilet paper
on. Which worked great because then I just hang
the toilet paper through the bungee cord in the
shit tent or whatever. And then the same thing
with toilet paper, and it kind of gave it the
right retention. It didn't just spin crazy all
the time. I sent a picture into our group chat
here. You can kind of see where the water jug
sits all the way there against the back seat
and how it's kind of plumbed up. through the
shelf up top but the uh it was pretty cool i
uh so that was kind of my main thing there so
the fridge sits in there good now uh the you
know the hose everything works and yeah and then
today i got some labels in took those green tapes
off and cleaned it up and actually put some labels
on there so No more jumping spices. I got all
my fire stuff in there. It's all cleaned up,
ready for the year, and I guess to kind of see
what I can do to make it better, I guess, as
I go. Oh, and I also, for my weekend update,
my Friday, my battery started dying, and I had
to make a last -minute purchase and got me an
Optima red top and threw that in the truck too.
I think that kind of concludes my updates. It
was a big weekend, lots of optimizing. You also
didn't come to our camping work weekend. I did
not, no. I think, I'm trying to remember. No,
Friday I was still kind of feeling it on my ribs,
still kind of having a hard time sleeping. So
I've been still kind of spot sleeping until the
last, about two days ago, still kind of spot
sleeping either on my side or on the, on the
couch, whatever I could usually get into bed
at like four ish. So yeah, it wasn't, it wasn't
a, I think I even told you about that when I
saw you Friday or whatever Saturday. Yeah. Or,
uh, but, uh, it just wasn't in my, uh, wasn't
in my wants to go sleep on my, my air mat or
anything uncomfortable. because nothing's really
as comfortable as your bed. I'd say maybe except
a hammock. But, yeah, I took that time while
I was home to get that stuff done and see, and
I watched the kid while I did it. So got a lot
done there. If there's some decent weather the
weekend after this, on my next weekend off, I'm
probably going to try and do the roof rack. The
weekend after this is... Oh, no, it's not third
gen camping weekend. No, we got one more weekend.
We got one more weekend. So, yeah, our weekend
went very well. Friday, I dropped the axle off
the Jeep and got it ready to go underneath the
trailer. I had to go get some new U -bolts because
I broke those. So we got the, and then we had
to get spring perches because for whatever reason,
I just assumed it was the same width. So we got
the new spring perches welded on the axle, got
the axle mounted to the trailer upside down.
That's a whole other story, but it's okay. We're
going to actually cut the axle shafts off and
make them just longer than the wheel bearing
of the axle. so that way eventually we can cut
the diff right out of there. And so we got all
that mounted up, got everything nice and tight,
and then hooked the trailer to the 4Runner and
did some testing to see if the 4Runner can pull
the trailer. And the 4Runner can definitely pull
the trailer, so we're going to be okay. Yep.
I need to wire up some plugs for plugging in
lights. I need to do a little bit of work on
trailer lights because our cord was bad. But
we got it all. We just got to do it this weekend.
But the trailer, it's really close to being done.
Yeah. At this point, it's mostly just getting
gear on it. Heck yeah, man. And then it was a
camping work weekend, so we all camped out here
at the house. Yep. We're doing that again this
coming weekend. When we camp here, we get so
much stuff done because there's no driving to
people's houses or anything. We just wake up
and work. And wait for us to wake up from Claire's
30 minutes before driving over. Right, right.
Alex has got Mark on the sweatshop list. Yeah.
Wake up. Time to work. Dude, come here, Ling
Ling. Their Saturdays, if they go home that weekend,
I'll call them at like 1 in the afternoon and
be like, so are you guys out of bed yet? And
Mark will be like, oh, we're starting to move.
At like 1 in the afternoon. Yeah. It's a really
nice bed at home. It's quite hard to get out
of half the time. I don't blame you. I don't
either. The kid gets me up at like 6, 630. which
is fine because I'm already up, but so is he.
And he wakes out of a dead sleep and just starts
cannonballing his mother, who does not like getting
up that early, who would sleep until 11 or 12
if she could. So you could imagine how pleasant
she is to be around when he's cannonballing her
or sitting on her face with his pee diaper. Yeah.
Dude, pee diapers are... No, poop diapers are
the worst, but pee diapers, man, they just don't
even care about them. So they'll, like, sit on
you when a little pee squooshes out. Ugh. Oh,
man. Wait, okay, let me ask this first before
you guys go. Is that all you guys did for your
weekend update? Do you have any more? We got
my project I worked on. Oh, yeah, Mark. What'd
you do? I... Been a mod I wanted to do with the
last Tacoma, so it's been sitting on the back
burner for quite a while for a mod. I got a MOLLE
panel back behind my rear seat. And Alex donated
a bunch of military MOLLE bags he's not really
using. I think my favorite bag out of it is the
little hand grenade one that I turned to tackle.
electrical tape pouch. Yeah, I give Mark these
little grenade pouches and he's like, I don't
even know what I would use these for. And I'm
like, well, whatever. They're there if you come
up with something. And he goes, no, I don't want
them. Hands them back to me and I'm like, all
right, cool. And he's like, wait, electrical
tape. There you go. Zins. Pop all the zins in
there. I told him to do that too. He said it's
too big for that. Now you got to do a stack of
them. No, my tins are too big for that pouch.
It's that small. Oh. Yeah. There's, like, such
a weird one. Like, I don't know what I would
put in this. Yeah, the size of a hand grenade.
Oh, you know what? Do they have zippers? No.
No. They're Velcro or snap. It would be really
nice to get, like, hand soap in one of those.
That would, uh. It'd be nice to have a hanging
hand soap dispenser because I have that stuff
banging around in my drawers or something. And
every once in a while, you'll get it squirting
out of there and you'll just like see the bottom
of my drawers just like soapy goop. The worst.
His molly panels are really sick. He took the
plastic out of that truck last fall. No, last
summer. Yeah. So it's been loud when you're driving
it. So we sound deadened it before we put the
panels on. And that thing is so freaking quiet
now. Oh, yeah. I bet. Yeah. Before I do the,
we'll talk about the big bot I'm doing to my
truck here this year later. But before I do that,
I plan on sound deadening everything. I don't,
every panel. Thankfully, I don't really have
that problem yet, but someday I'm sure. I've
seen some people complain about it, but I don't
really have a lot of road noise or anything with
mine, so. You really don't? Maybe if I run 35s
and muds. You don't notice it too much until
you're in a truck that is sound deadened, and
then it ruins for you forever. Oh, I mean, Sienna's
little CR -V is pretty well sound deadened comparably.
No. Well, it is. It's basically silent inside
of it while you're driving, and it's almost eerie.
Have you seen what Casey's doing with his Bronco?
Yeah, yeah. That's what I'm going to be doing
with the 4Runner. There's no production car that
goes to that extent. No, but like I said, it's
a little four -banger, six -banger that she's
got in there. You can't hear nothing anyway with
the exhaust. It's pretty quiet. I'm going to
rip my dash out and do sound deadening up the
firewall. I'm doing the full nine yards. He's
got to deaden the sound when he's pulling that
trailer fully loaded. His engine's going to be
like... Then I'm going to do some new vinyl flooring,
some new front seats, pretty much redo my interior.
Mm -hmm. God, I'm so happy that the previous
owner had seat covers on his interior from day
one. God, that was so nice. When I took those
seat covers off, they were brand new, like not
even nothing. Not a wear spot, nothing. My leather
was destroyed when I bought it, and it's only
gotten worse. Yes. Yeah. I'm the one destroying
their seats. I took the seat covers off because
I'm like, these things are God ugly. They were
like an off maroon. He got them to try to match
the color of the truck, but it was not matching.
Oh. So it was like a fake leather and on the
sides of the seats it was like a cloth. And I
was like, these are God ugly. Took them off and
I was like, oh my God, these are brand new seats
under here. Why would you cover them? But I guess
he had a reason because I bought it. two years
ago or so, three years ago now. And when I bought
it from an 07, they were brand new seats. So
I support his decision. I think I'm going to
do some of the Corbeau sport seats or something
like that. They're basically a really decent
off -road styled bucket seat pretty much. But
they're not like a racing seat. So you don't
like have brackets on the side of you or anything.
But they're comfortable for. Right. Long distance.
They're big. They're squishy. They're vinyl.
So they're not. Well, they're like that fake
leather vinyl thing. So they're not going to
dry out and crack the way that real leather does.
Yeah. That was my thing is like, I remember you
talking about switching out your seats and I
was kind of worried for a second you were going
to go to like full race seats or something. And
I was like, man. That's not going to be comfortable.
No. Those would probably be pretty nice. There
are some race seats I've looked at. The big thing
to me is I don't mind if it hugs me up here.
I don't want it to hug me on my butt. I want
the bottom to kind of... No, I want to be able
to move around in my seat because I'm ADHD and
have to move. I don't know. You seem like a butt
hugger to me. Dude, I love to hug some butts,
but... Yeah, yeah. Don't like it when they hug
you, I see. Yeah. No, butts, I don't know, but
I like when butts hug me too. Depends on what
manner. I guess I, I guess I like having the
open seat too, because the, I just, I would think
I would feel claustrophobic at this point. I
just like, I like a little bit of bolstering
to kind of hold me in place as I'm doing shit,
but I don't want to be like. Like, I built a
race truck that had full -on race seats, and
you cannot move. I'm not looking for that. No.
Yeah. Well, you want to be able to turn around
and look out your window and stuff. I'm sure
Caitlin wouldn't be happy about race seats either.
No, she turned them down. You got to think of
the family. It would really make off -roading
a lot less comfortable, and I'm not looking to
do that. No. No, I couldn't even. It'd make it
too uncomfortable for me. Anything less cushy
than what I got right now, which isn't the comfiest
seats ever, but couldn't do anything a little
harder than that for long hours of driving. Hell
no. I should probably message that lady that's
got the Bronco seats for sale. They're actually...
So there's this lady in, I think, Allendale.
She's got the Corbeau seats I want, and they're
on Bronco brackets. She took them out of a Bronco.
So she has them listed for $100 as Bronco seats,
but they're $800 on Corbeau's website. Okay,
you might want to snatch those up. Yeah. Okay,
can I file a complaint? Which one? This is off
topic, but it's a complaint. I want to file it
with Hormel Chili. They have the little chili
in the can that you can buy at Walmart and stuff
like that. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Cheap chili
in a can. I'd like to file a formal complaint
with them for making me piss out of my ass and
piss out of my mouth for the last 24 hours. Zero
out of 10, would not recommend. I got those for
the exact case that I wanted to try them out
as a quick meal for camping. And they got an
F. They got an F minus. I shit you not. No pun
intended. What was it? What's today? Wednesday?
Yes. Yeah, so I made it Monday night and used
that and made some hot dogs and stuff. I guess
I had the most of it, but ate the chili. Boy,
did I. Dude, 4 a .m., all of a sudden, it hit
me. And I'm like, oh, God. And stomach started
hurting. Ran right to the bathroom, and it was
just every 20 minutes peeing out of my butt.
And I'm like, I hate my life. I was praying to
gods I don't pray to. I was. doing all sorts
of stuff. Finally, like I texted my bosses at
six 30 or 40 and I'm like, Hey, I will be a little
late. Um, I'm kind of dealing with a situation
here that I can't really be at work for. And,
uh, and I kind of explained it a little bit more.
Um, and they're like, how about you just stay
home? We don't want that here. And I'm like,
well, I didn't, I didn't include the, Hey, I
know exactly who the cause is, but they, they
didn't really want to hear it anyway. So last
time I came to work sick, I got people infected.
So yeah, yeah, no, that, that, uh, that longer
thing that I had going on, I, apparently I got
a couple other people sick too. Jesus recovered
much faster than I did. So I think my, uh, My
immunity has been screwed up ever since I had
my kids. But, yeah, do not recommend Hormel's
Chili. This is the first day I've been able to
eat and been able to have normal bowel movements.
I will not be taking those to camp because if
that happened during camp, I'd be going home
straight up. That would be the end of my trip.
Alex would be hearing me in my camp tent just
pooping every 30 seconds, crying. Who needs his
diapers again? Gavin does. Oh, dude. Are you
sure it's his kids? No, it's for him. Nope, I
needed them. Guys, I was joking about it because,
yeah, I might have had a little accident on the
way. And I was like, I can't believe this. I'm
29. Well, I'm 30 years old now. Shit. And I'm
having accidents on the way. That's embarrassing.
Like I told CN, I said, I might need some adult
diapers and one of those cooling menthol maxi
pads to put on my ass because they got to a point
where I was just shitting out stomach acid. And
I'm like, dude, I'm over this. All right. Well,
let's get off the poop talk. That's enough of
that. Why? You don't like that? So I sent a link
to those seats in the podcast chat if you want
to take a look at them. They're a little damaged,
but they're way better than what I'm on right
now, so I'll deal with it. Yeah. Oh. Is that
my? Oh, they're white. I don't know about damage.
It might be because I've had them boxes in it.
They're tan. Tan, I guess? Same color as what's
in my truck right now. It doesn't look really
damaged. Like I said, I think it might have been
just weight. It just looks damaged in there because
it's still forming again. But I did reach out
to Corbeau to find out if they do, like, if I
can buy pieces to rebuild them. And they will
sell me a new bottom foam and cover. So even
if it is damaged, I can make them look brand
new for pretty cheap. Yeah. Thank gosh for Corbeau.
For what they are and for the price, they're
a fantastic looking seat. Not what I pictured
when you were talking about your racing seats
and whatnot. Oh, I was saying that's what I didn't
want. No, but I thought you were talking about
getting a little bit more sportier looking from
what you were talking about. I did look at those.
They've got a couple of sportier seats that I
really like, but for the price, I'll go with
these. Yeah. So I did reach out to her, so maybe
we'll have that on the weekend plans for this
weekend. Then I just have to pay $185 per side
to mount them into my truck. Oh, one more thing.
I know we have to wrap up here soon, but we should
all do some MRE testing. Some what? MRE testing.
Oh, MRE. I thought you said memory testing. Yeah.
I don't need that tested. I know that's bad,
but I want to do some testing. We know MREs.
We get that. I was going to say, Alex has something
in mind for us to start doing. We just got to
get it. Yeah. We talked about that, dehydrating
our foods at home and doing that, but I would
like to do that. But I would also like to pair
it with some of the well -known, like the MRE,
I guess dehydrated meal that are out there and
just see what's good because I've been experimenting
kind of last year and found some pretty decent
ones that like biscuits and gravy and stuff like
that that were just pretty damn good for what
it was. I think it'd be fun to try them out and
see. get ideas for you know something that we
could do if you could dehydrate biscuits and
gravy hell yeah dude i i plan on doing like uh
we were talking me and mark have been talking
about this but i plan on dehydrating like every
weekend every month i'm gonna dehydrate as much
as i can oh yeah because i want to build up a
big enough stockpile that we can just be like
i feel like chili mac today and grab chili mac
to go with us yeah You just have to make it so
that it's good, too. Yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah,
so I don't know what, like, dehydrating, I don't
know how long it takes, like, for to get all
the moisture out of everything, but, like, Chili
Mac being as wet as it is, I'd be curious how
long it would take to dehydrate something like
that. It'd be interesting to see. Yeah, I...
It'd be a cool, it's going to be a cool little
study. Because I think if we can dehydrate our
own food, we're going to save a boatload of money
and a boatload of time. because that's going
to make camp cooking like 10 minutes. Yeah, there's
like zero prep time. Yeah, could you imagine
doing like skillet potatoes or like what was
that camp meal that you made the one time, potatoes,
meat in the bag, hobo meals. Hobo pies, yeah.
Yeah, doing something like that and then just
throw them in a freeze -dried, actually cooking
them good and all the way through. seasoning
them really good and then just boom dehydrating
them and rehydrating them a couple months later
that'd be great i gotta see how because maybe
a dehydrator isn't the way maybe it's a freeze
dryer i didn't even think about that uh oh yeah
he's driving me when you keep it frozen though
no no No, freeze dryer works similar to a dehydrator
in that. Yeah, it might actually be a freeze
dryer that I need, and I think those are more
expensive. That might set back my plans a little
bit, but, you know. Yeah, I still want to check
those. Like, Peak Refuel has probably one of
the best biscuits and gravies that I've ever
had. It's a dehydrated meal. Next time that we
go out, I'll make it for, like, a breakfast and
have everyone try it. give their uh give their
opinions on it but dude for a dehydrated meal
i showed it to um uh mike and lisa you guys know
them with the tacoma yeah dark yeah yeah yeah
yeah mike and lisa and zach and nolan and they
were like damn that's actually pretty good they
were like we're gonna have to take a couple of
these so real easy 15 minute breakfast that has
two servings in it so One of those is great for
me, seeing only half of them be okay. It's a
lot of food. I'm a fat ass, so I'll eat it. On
that note, it's time for us to wrap up a new
recording. We will see you next time. Catch you
guys later.