Off to the Shop
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- In search of a couple of pieces of plywood in the vast stores of "in case we need this later". Projects always have us on our toes.
Slightly edited Amy
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Ain't nothing better than a Amy and Dougo video!😂👍
Amy and Doug, I absolutely love watching you. My wife and I are the same age as you and Doug. Hearing you talk about growing up in the 70’s and 80’s brings back such great memories. My wife and I met cruising in the town I lived in, been married 30 years. I’m not a farmer, but there are so many similarities between what you all do and what my wife and I do. Keep the videos coming, I greatly enjoy them! 😃
Always great to see your videos
Many videos Chet makes light of Doug saving things, it sounds like this was for Chet so Doug needs to remind Chet next time he is making lite of Doug saving things how it saved his behind this time
36 years ago my mom and sister got rear ended in the same situation. That was one time being a farmer saved lives, you see my wife planned on going along but I was to busy working on the combine to baby sit our oldest son so she stayed home. She was 6 months pregnant with our youngest son. More than likely neither would have survived in the back seat. God definitely was watching out for us that day.
You two were so funny today.
That's why I always love watching you.
Plus we always learn something and have something to take away.
Bless you two and have a great week. TAKE CARE !!!
Yeah for you on the seat belts. They save lives and many types of injuries. They used to call the old car dashboard and knobs cookie cutters because of the damage they did. So good to see you two again.
THUMBNAIL!! 😂😂😂😂
Love your videos!!
Love your story!!
Thankful you and your family survived Amy!♥️♥️
Amy the way you and Doug interact with each other is wonderful! You remind me of my wife and I, gotta keep it fresh and positive.
You both give us all hope that true love is still a " thing"!
Amy. Love your videos. So fun to see how you guys interact with each other. Keep up the good work
You two are so cute! I love watching your videos😉 God Bless to you all❤️
Love, your family.
Thanks for another great video Amy and Dougo.
It was enjoyable to watch and interesting.
Hunting for half inch plywood made up for a video shop. Who would have thought!!!!!!
You need that for Chet’s remodel project. He put a short video on facebook showing his problem. Needs new plywood under the stool area. So that is way Amy and Dougo are on the hunt for plywood to help Chet finish his remodel project. Oh my. Always something.
I put two and two together after I saw Chet’s short video and you hunting for half inch plywood.
Everybody working together to get the job done.
How interesting Amy that you worked in a lumber yard. That is good for knowing how to measure wood correctly. Right!!!!!
Thanks Amy for everything. You take care and be safe.
The Iowa farm boy. Steve.
Two of my brother in laws are paramedics and they’ve seen accidents and they can attest about importance of a seatbelt. Great video again
But they don't tell you about the ones that lose their live from seatbelts. I know 5 people personally that have died from seatbelts 1 of my friends/classmates was decapitated. I know at least 4 more that was in an accident seatbelts were jammed couldn't get out and died from either drowning or fire.
great video Amy &Dougo great video like to see you together. Keep up the great content
Dougo, I feel for you! I save plywood and remnants of project wood I might need someday, and my wife tries to get into my garage and clen it out! A never ending fight! LOL
Like I said before is so much fun Watching you too.
In a video. Also is fun watching you guys getting a mattress up the stairs
That was entertaining. The mattress.
I know you all dont know why we watch you,,, but,,, Dougo... is hilarious... Wifey and I are 3-4 yrs older than you... just always funny watching Dougo on the struggle bus,,,, and Amy you are a beautiful person,,, been married 39 years,,, farmed for 36... really miss it... Love Chet, the Swede, Brody, Randy.... you are all a hoot!!! Edit,,, but watching Dougo on the struggle bus.... LMAO,,, nothing more entertaining. Love you brother, you are hilarious!!! Get busy Chet, they need some grandkids!
I spy Dougs new planter!
thanks Amy & Doug
You guys make me smile!
You two are such a riot.
Thank You for being real!!
Seat belts are a yes for sure. I ran a large cemetery for ten year's, and i buried several people who were killed from not wearing a seatbelt. One of the worst service's i had to do was of a 21 year old woman who was in a wreck, and was thrown from the vehicle and killed, but had she had her seatbelt on like the other 3 people she would have lived. There were a lot of young people who were crying and throwing thing's of remembrance into the vault, and the air just felt so heavy with sorrow. My grandpa was friend's with her dad, because he collected really old clocks, and my grandpa met him having his cataracts fixed , as he was an eye dr. who fixed my mom's torn retina. When he came to buy a plot, he bought twelve, because he didn't want anyone buried next to her. I talked to his wife a lot, because she visited the grave quite often. I counseled so many people who would visit the cemetery, i guess that was what i liked about running the place. Yeah, sestbelts save lives, and you never know when an accident could happen. G-d bless, love the video's.
What an amazing blessing you have been to so many grieving! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks Amy, you have been a blessing to many people just by having that zeal for our Lord and Saviour. I had a lot of people ask me how i could work at a cemetery, some who thought i was crazy. I would tell them that it's a box going in a box, and that i could never work for a funeral home, because that would have been to much. I liked working outside was why i applied, and they needed a person who could do building repairs, grounds equipment repair, and the mowing and trimming. The strange thing was that i felt that i was meant to help people. I was the first female superintendent for the company that owned 28 separate cemeteries. I met a lot of older men who had lost their wives, and they would talk to me when they came to visit, and they always thanked me for listening. I ended up burying a couple of them, and it was sad, but happy, because it was as though they were just waiting to follow their spouse. Seems like to many people are in a rush, and don't take time to really listen to what people have to say. When you get older, and people start passing on, it kinda wakes you up, makes you think about where you want to spend eternity, and what have you done in life to bare more fruit for the Kingdom. G-d bless, and thanks for the video's.
I had a '80 chevy citation for over 10 years. It had over 190k on it when I drove it to the junkyard and was probably the best/cheapest car I've ever owned. Glad you survived that accident Amy.
Love the videos alot! What a pair you all are! Take care and be safe!
All my family lives in Minnesota but I moved to Seattle 50 years ago. When I go back to visit, I'm always amazed at the number of people who refuse to wear seatbelts.
Isn't some of the stuff in Doug's shed the boys. I understand the board and wood collections. It came in handy farming to fix holes in baler wagons and the barn floor. Also plugging holes when we weaned pigs.
I was surprised that you have an orderpicker on your farm. I operated one of those for many years at my job before I retired. At my job I always had to use a safety harness when operating those machines. It is too bad that you got into that accident when you were younger Amy but by the grace of god your family made it through that traumatic experience.
Luv you guys
dougo at least she didn't do the card question lol u guys r great
Enjoy you and Doug so very much. So funny and cool. Amy...question I have...how many different glasses do you have? Are they all prescription. Love them!
I love you guys. 👌🏽
In 1990, I was 18, driving a Citation. Was hit head on by a drunk driver. Was told I could walk away, along with my 2 passengers, because we had our seat belts on. My main rule also. 💝
I think Brody needs to wash your truck Dougo
I'll argue the seatbelt rule! Im quadriplegic bc of a car accident. In my case, the doctor and first responders blame the seatbelt for the cause of my injuries. It kept my body in place to allow the roof to crush my upper C3 and C5 in my neck. Had my body not been held in place, the results would have been way less damaging to my neck. The driver had no seatbelt on, and she was completely fine besides whiplash after rolling over 8 times in the car front over the rear and not sideways. Every situation is different, and it also depends on how safe your vehicle was designed. All vehicle manufacturers are skimpy with safety. Great video 📹 👍
Chet got some bathroom work to do.The joys of remodeling.
In Ontario,Canada if you meet or pass a waiting police officer you had better have a strap across your shoulder or there will be a fine plus demerit points. I’m pretty sure the other provinces are the same but can’t swear to.
In Australia we get fined approximately $900 us per person for not wearing a seat belt
That's so funny! Dad's standing by with the 16 ga.
My dad always had his Browning Sweet 16 leaning against the wall by the front door. Around 1977, or 78, my youngest sister and her boyfriend got into a spat with a bunch of boys at the arcade in the mall in town. That turned into a car chase out to my parents' house. The boys were stopped on the road, about 75 yards from the house, yelling for my sisters boyfriend to come out. My mom went out, shook her finger at them, and told them to skat. They started yelling and cursing at mom. Well, they broke one of dad's rules, disrespecting mom. He went outside with the 16 ga. and fired a couple rounds over their heads. You never saw so many fast leaving boys in your life. A couple of days later, dad got a call from the sheriff, one of dad's lodge brothers, asking him not to shoot at boys in the future.
Imagine how that would play out these days.
Things were much simpler then.
Don't disrespect mom, or mess around with the man holding the 16 ga.
trials and tribulations of life. fun to watch
I hear you on the seatbelt rule, good for you to wear them.
I had one in 96. Driving in icey road for 75 miles coming into town and a semi pulls out in front of me. When we hit behind the rear wheels. Other two options were not good. I broke my nose wife had strap marks, 2 year old daughter had soiled pants.
That could have been a lot worse. Scary.
Lol love you guys. Love Dougo on and off the farm!!
Valentine's Day is coming, make it a special one. 😀
great video
Speaking of Kool Aid, their are far to many people drinking the Kool Aid.
Here, too.🇨🇦
*I'm not trying to sound preachy here.*
But I was a Texas Firefighter/First Responder for a long time so here's a short PSA. Over the years I've arrived on accident scenes thinking there's no way anyone survived this accident only to have them alive because they worse their seatbelts.
I've also been on accident scenes where the damage was minor but a person lost their life because they were not wearing their seatbelt. Vehicles are build to crumple around the occupants to protect them from damage and the seatbelts keep you in your seat.
When a person doesn't wear their seatbelt they are tossed around the vehicle as it crumpling which causes life threatening injuries. Even a fender bender at 15 mph is capable od causing severe injuries and possible death. You do not what your face and head to contact the windshield at any speed. Especially a passenger without a seat restraint on. It's not pretty. Wearing seatbelts, lowering driving speed and not driving at night or during inclement weather are the saftest things you can do to better your chances to not be in a vehicle accident or seriously injured in a vehicle accident. Thank you for sharing your families story. Most people don't think about what can happen each and every time they get in a vehicle. No one goes out planning to get into an accident. They just happen so you always have to be prepared. *God Bless and Stay Safe out there everyone.*
Plywood is expensive and knowing what AC is, is important.
I love it. Truth right there.
Don't worry about that dougo when I had my garage it looks alot worst than your shed
Amy, I was just in your kitchen and you have more plates and cups than you are using and pots and pans cluttered Amy unless you think you may need the sometime LOL get it be safe God bless we love you guys
I get it. And you’re right! Lol.
I was behind a vehicle that crashed into a vehicle stopped at a stoplight. He never slowed down. The brake lights never came on.
Amy you are a very talented woman you have a lot of knowledge and such a god loving woman and you have a good man dugo
Thank you ☺️
Great video, Amy did you have Dougo wear that jacket so you could keep an eye on him
What was or is your favorite flavor of Kool aid everyone answer? Mine is watermelon.
I like grape 🍇
Looks like Dougo needs to clean the rear tail lights off before someone rear ends him.
Dougo! You have the perfect wife
Dougo how did that surgery work out for the eye floaters? Have they improved for you?
No surgery needed yet.
Veihicle accidents change lives forever.
I met my wife in a lumber yard where she worked. Had to ask her out more than once
Tenacity!
Been married 40 years with one daughter living in Brooklyn Park Minnesota
Amy if it is not your stuff you don't have the say on what it clutter because everything Doug has saved I will bet he will use at some point and all that stuff is real money god bless you be safe
Everyone has to have a junk pile Dougo.
Why Amy it really makes you look like the rest of us that have a shed that holds anything and everything in them.
Seatbelts have their good and bad reasons to use them … my Aunt would have been dead in 1973 if she would have had one on, the roof would have crushed her but she was thrown from the car.
But the laws for seatbelts aren’t about safety because if it was school busses would have seatbelts in them.
Hey Dougo that Ram needs a BATH.
hey guys we get a $1000.00 plus fine for being on your phone or no seat belt while your driving in your car in most states here in Australia
Good incentive.
🤔 Dougo did you have a close call of mom and dad mistakenly thinking that you were a robber. Is that why you are wearing the safety jacket😅😂🤣💁♂️ Well as we get older we can’t see as good as we once did. If you know you know 😂
you need to tell Doug to stop buying Dodge trucks . Lol
16 Gauge. :). My Dad has one of those.also.
God bless everyone
They never do crash tests with an average car. ( no car scrapers, food, or any other thing you might carry in it.)
Had an idea of auto shut-off of phone (except for 911 service) as soon as vehicle is in motion.
Amy yes, you don’t want to be “thrown clear” as they used to recommend!!!
I remember that.
Too much stuff, it's an epidemic.
You guys remind so much like my parents must be a Midwest thing was married 57 yrs dad went to Dr thought he had a cold on a Monday they told him colan cancer Friday he was dead mom lasted 6 months then she passed
As a long time otr truck driver my greatest fear is being the last vehicle in the back up on the interstate
1/2" for a floor?
Remodels. You get what you get from the previous owner/designer.
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This is why you dont throw good stuff away
You need to wash your pickup
I thought you needed 5/8" ?
Yes. They needed both 1/2 and 5/8 so Chet picked up the 5/8. 👍
Ms. Amy, stay out of Dougo's he shed
There are other rules, not just Dougo rules, what?
True. Yes there are and he doesn’t always follow my rules.
😂
Pre-sweetened kool-aid was nasty…chemical not sugar…yuk
I never liked it either.
Awesome video Amy.
I've not only been in a good amount of accidents. But I've seen several. Drove a semi 20 yrs, about 10 yrs into it I was in a head on with a drunk driver. Only good thing outta that mess was that the other driver only suffered about 2 hrs b4 he passed. (No valid license, no insurance).
Seat belts have always been a must in anything I drive or ride in.
It's actually sad as to the amount of people that don't use them.
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I love the little adventures that you and Doug go on.
Great video Amy and Dougo
Your vlsogs always make my day brighter!
I was in a wreck in 1987, not buckled in, I was the only one hurt in wreck (car rolled over). I had a broken back & I remember them reading my "last rights" to me. Grace of God, I wasn't paralyzed per the surgeon. Avid seat belt wearer ever since!
Thanks for sharing your & Dougo's lives with us. Chet & Stone are with talented in different ways. They are blessed to have learned from you both!
Thank you for the videos! Your relationship is such and inspiration and you all are such a good role model
Thanks for showing us Dougo's frustrations in that building, nice!
You to beautiful people make my day I look forward to seeing that you posted a new video every Sunday
There’s a reason Chet is such a awesome guy and that Larson Farms is such a success!! All starts with moms & dad’s and their love of God Family and Country ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
My dad was a dentist for 40 years and a lot of calls at 2 am were from car wrecks and fights. Yes seat belts especially shoulder work great keeps you out of the windshield and dash. Nice video you doing ok and great to know you know your lumber from the lumber yard.
You two have so much fun together. Great video.
Kind of like Doug’ o rules
Why would l look away, he makes sense to me
On January 1st 1983 the law was passed YOU must belt up BEFORE starting the engine to move in England …
They should call it “Amy’s Law”. Lol.
Thank you Amy for such entering videos although this time Dougo may have made you uneasy when he pointed out that you didnt buy into the Dougo Charm at that time LOL you two are so much fun
Amy's lumber knowledge is too funny. LOL
A Day in the Life of Amy; a nice way to start the day. Thanks, Mrs. Larson! By the way, that sheet of plywood would be a lot more than $10 these days.
I keep coming back from sunny and wet Southern Saskatchewan. I find you two delightful and enjoy your chats.
The seat belt isn't always the answer. November of 2022 i was driving a tandem axle straight truck loaded with corn got hit by a train at a intersection where one way you can't see 100 ft down the track. I didn't have my seat belt on. I ended up with 5 stitches on my forehead and plenty of bruises. I don't remember none of it and was nocked out. My brother was behind me he come to the truck and woke me up and i walked away. I was told that if i would have had a seat belt on i would have died from internal injuries.
I was hoping you would walk through the living area of the shop. The last I remember the farm channel showing it, it was still getting some work done to it. Was just wondering if it was now finished and whether a kitchenette was added.