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@@paulwiggins183 I think you missed the point of the video.

@@Reddest_cashier then you should go over and watch my banh cuon video

Yum!!

Lol, thanks

HAPPY THANKSGIVING SEBASTIAN CHACON. YOU'RE SEXUAL CONTENT AGAIN WITH SOMEONE ELSE.

@@josephlearnstheworld HAPPY THANKSGIVING SEBASTIAN CHACON. YOU'RE SEXUAL CONTENT AGAIN WITH SOMEONE ELSE.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy what I'm doing.

Lol

For real!

He sure is!!

I'm glad you liked it. Thank you

Thank you!!

Fascinating. Thanks for the extra info

Good to hear, partner! What part of Cali are you from?

@@josephlearnstheworld Northern California working in the oil and gas industry. I’ve worked in your great state and just bought my truck recently from San Antonio. You do great work!!!

@@Impopeye thanks very much. I bet you've been around here if you're in oil and gas. Did you get the Chevy Silverado Texas Edition?! My buddy from Texas who lives in Colorado came back just to get that one and he gets funny looks from all his neighbors.

@@josephlearnstheworld lol yes I e worked in port Arthur and yes I bought a black Silverado crew cab in SA. With Texas plates lol not changing it it’s registered to my other address there.

@@Impopeye in true Texas style

Amen

Hmm, I wish they would be more clear about that at the chapel with the info they give.

@@josephlearnstheworld I’ve heard a few versions on other videos. There are some sources that seem pretty reliable, but I kid you not I watched 5 videos that had 5 variations it’s wild. The wood peg construction is amazing BTW. It will last forever. I kid you not. 👍

@@TheLumberJacked I tried to keep mine as close to the info the display at the chapel. I only added that he didn't give his name, since there's no record of his name.

There is a lot of history surrounding the classics, plus they are super iconic, I'll always be fascinated with them. But you really can't beat the modern ones for self defense.

I'm glad we got to see it together.

It is!!

Yes indeed

I never thought about it like that, but you're right.

The nuns praided for help because they had no money. So Saint Joseph, the foster father from Jesus Christ came from heaven and built this wonderful starecase. He needn't any money...

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I did, but I also took up nearly his entire morning for filming so I tried to give as much as I could. But I think normally the whole process would only take 20-30 minutes. I'd still recommend a tip if you can.

@@josephlearnstheworld thanks. I normally do tip; but sometimes it seems to make people uncomfortable if I ask. When asked on a forum recently, it was suggested that stores don't allow tips. I want to do what's right.

@@advnturer69 I agree, and since it was my first go I figured I'd do it. And now I'll always do it, Raul is now my hat shaper for life.

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Thank you for telling me about this place.

It's a really cool dish that is commonly found in Vietnamese houses. It reminds me of Gaggie's candy dish since I always scope it out and make my way to it whenever I go into someone's house.

Thanks man ❤

Muchas Gracias, Where do you live in Mexico?

❤ thank you

Thanks, I'm glad you like it

Thank you sir

I hope you can go see it.

Me too!!❤

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Super cool, I got to see it

it really is

Indeed

so incredible

A great place, I wasn't sure if you went to the chapel or not.

it was such a great visit

I miss it

I loved it.

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I didn't know there was a documentary about them. I'd like to see it, do you know the name?

*Angel

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Yes, if you visit the chapel you can see old pictures of just the spiral stairs without guardrails. It was pretty easy for someone to fall off so they added railing for safety.

@@josephlearnstheworld yes I can imagine

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St. Joseph built it, not Jesus.

Do you have proof

@@БоСиннн The nuns , who prayed for heavenly help, because they had no money ,described this man who came soon after their prayer to the monastery. They didn't ask this foreigner for help. He offered them to built the staircase although the nuns didn't tell him about their problem! Than he built alone this mysterious starecase. The nuns where convinced, that he was Saint Joseph. Because they saw him every day - the foster father of Jesus Christ who was a carpenter during his life.

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@rickscully The nuns who praid to God for help, because they had no money to pay an architect or a carpenter, said, it was Saint Joseph, the foster father of Jesus Christ.

Wow! And how do you know that it wasn't? There truly are angels that walk amongst us, WHY CAN'T CHRIST? He is not one to joke about or make mockery of.

@@user-qm9oe4hh2q what I said is what I meant because he was a carpenter 🪚

No, it was Saint Joseph!

Are you talking about the shape? It makes 2 full spirals.

No, I heard the story when I was young when we visited it and something happened that he had build it a second time. It is incredibly done.😊​@josephlearnstheworld

@@user-bj8se2me5o oh wow, I didn't know that part of the story. Very cool, thank you.

Exactly

That's why it's so incredible. If you're ever in Santa Fe I recommend you see it in person. The entrance is either free or a very small fee, I can't remember, this was filmed last year.