WOODY'S OH $#%! MOMENT AS A SCUBA INSTRUCTOR
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- Опубліковано 20 вер 2024
- Woody's was a new instructor and he was out on his first trip with students...he made a mistake that almost ended his career as an instructor then and there!
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Just wanna say, the fact that Woody is still so bothered by this incident that happened ten years ago speaks volumes about his conscientiousness and ability to learn from mistakes.
Well said
Agreed, nicely said
Woody has the best “learn from your mistakes” attitude I’ve ever seen
A great example of taking accountability/responsibility too!
We could all learn from this guy !!! :D
I'm a recent subscriber and I find myself already thinking like Woody. I respect the hell outta Woody and Gus. Humility is a modern day super power
I agree completely
He really does. Watching these guys for a while now. If these 2, sweet, humble, laid back guys are typical for dive instructors, Im starting today 😊 Must feel very safe being in the water with them.
As a pilot, we do and watch crash analysis to learn as much as we can. Perhaps we don’t make the same mistakes. Woody’s humiliation is obvious. He teared up. Yet he understood by going through it he was teaching us something. And that is more important than his ego. You guys are tops in my book. BTW Woody also teared up talking about the honor of Gus choosing him to mentor him through instructor. How can one not love you guys.
Awe thanks Al! We really appreciate the great feedback!
As a Pilot i absolutely agree it’s always good to learn from others mistakes, these guys are absolutely fantastic.
Am I the only person here who has never dived and probably never will, yet watches all of these videos? Hell I haven't even gone swimming in 5 years.
I've never dived but its always been a dream of mine. I'm down for anything but heights.
You're not the only person here! I've never dived and most likely never will (although, this channel has me actually wanting to try diving, believe it or not!)
@@guitarest452452 agreed my dude
🙌
same
The fact that this still upsets you years later with what I'm assuming are hundreds of successfully trained divers since speaks volumes about your character Woody.
That feeling never goes away it just sits in the background waiting for you to recall it !
Kind of like being a RN ! Shit gets real …FAST!
Woody is straight up like "I'm going to jail, oh no oh no, where is the wife?!?!" The picture of Will Ferrell was a priceless edit!! I was dying laughing at Woody's story and facial expressions.
This must have been terrifying. Imagine being responsible for someone's death...
The Will Ferrell edit was great, considering that's how he made the instructor sound like.
This is what makes your channel worth watching whether or not you are a diver. The truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, EVEN IF it could 'appear' to be detrimental to ones self image. Personally I love the honesty and ownership of ones own mistakes, and this only makes me respect you more as a human, and be willing to continue on, even after an accident like this.
Love the Video and learning from you guys!
In today's world with lots of fake information and news, it's relieving to find honesty on youtube. Everybody, including other content creators could learn from woody ♡
and to add, i feel that hearing and learning from such experiences will help me become a better and more prepared diver!
I dont trust flawless people. (Because they don't exist)like the saying goes= good shooters miss.
Yep all humans screw crap up but what matters in the end is learning from our own and each others mistakes. Like even airplane pilots are pairs to watch each others backs, ontop of the control teams flying is one of the safest transports. Especially compared to cars which are 1 well undertrained(usually) driver with full control and no control team directing traffic even.
@@nicklol8269 and usually just one mistake doesnt lead to disaster. It is usually a series of mistakes/and/or unfortunate events.
I believe this is the only time
Woolly did not want to talk .....
Love it
Lol
Lmao good one :P
I would love to hear you guys breakdown the Thailand Cave Rescue. How they got the kids out as well as what went wrong for the Seal who lost his life.
Yes I saw that, that would be awesome!
Yes please!
Great suggestion
Yesss! That sounds like an amazing idea !
Yes that would be cool
UA-cam recommended is like being on a strong current. Don’t fight it, just swim diagonal of it until you are learning about cave dives and trucker videos.
Or you get radicalized and are talking about lizard people.
Like with diving, there's certain siphons you don't want to go down!
@@sandpiperrthere is too much truth in your words... 😅
Props for your honesty, I would feel safer diving with you than someone who isn't humble and thinks they don't make mistakes. I also think it's so valuable sharing things like this so others can learn from it too. Great story telling Woody.
Hell yes!
If I ever decide to try diving a want an instructor like Woody, not some hotshot.
Woody always gives me safe vibes, like I could trust him to keep me safe in the water, and this story hasn’t changed that feeling at all. (Gus, too, but this is about Woody right now lmao)
I have this feeling that When Woody made that promise he didn't think Dive Talk would ever get this big.
Oh, how wrong he was ! This channel is my literal favorite. If I could meet with them in person, I think I'd have a heart attack, not going to lie!
Woody looked so nervous telling his story here. I personally think if we all admitted our mistakes, more people would learn from them and possibly prevent future disasters. So hey, you're doing what's honestly best for your viewership here! Good job here Woody. Gus, you're up next! haha
Thank you for sharing. I have met instructors whose only concern would have been winning the debrief: Why didn't you stay with us? There was no danger! You caused the problem!" But that solves nothing; the instructor may even convince himself he's God and a perfectly good student may even give up the sport. A few good ' I learned about diving from that' stories, honestly told, are worth their weight in gold.
Aw, we love you, Woody. To err is human. Just glad everyone was alright.
Mistakes happen and he learned from his. That's all that matters !
Woody looks like a little kid who stole his dads hat.
Lmfao woody is goat
Lmfaooo
Woody is the shit he’s great!
@@zerolightness6674For sure. His knowledge base is bonkers.
🤣🤣🤣
Damn, that was a moment that could've driven someone to quit instructing altogether. I'm glad you managed to keep it together and even talk about this on youtube. Takes a hell lot of courage to do so.
On a side note, have you two watched Diving into the Unknown? The suits they wear are the closest thing I've seen to a real life Batman suit!
Doing my DM course right now. Chapter 1 - learn from experience, preferably someone else’s. Thanks for sharing this. I love that you guys keep it real and discuss mistakes. If we can’t talk about stuff like this, we can’t learn and become better professionals. I’ll bet you’ll get another 1000 subscribers because of this. Respect brother.
Woody always been good story teller.. The way he talks makes me want to listening more, easy to understand, even for a non-diver, and very structured.. but not boring.
Keep healthy Gus and Woody, waiting for your next content! Been following since I found your first video and here I am a non diver who always waiting for you guys! XD
I know that I will never dive, yet i always find myself returning here to listen to you guys...that's awesomeness!
I'd really suggest giving open water a try. Personally was a life changing experience.
lol I literally just wrote the same thing
@@hollanderson I want to try this at least once, cave diving is for sure a no go for me personally lol, but open water diving seems fun lol.
Why not dive? I’m 48 years old and JUST got open water certified last week. It is life changing.
Why when someone says they don't want to do something, do a bunch of people completely ignore what is said and try pressuring that person into doing it? Why assume you know what's better for them than they do?
Did you not watch the video? When a person states their limits, don't try to push them into it.
Peer pressure has and does kill people...there's nothing good about it or the people who use it.
Always tell them where they can shove it and be ready to dealt with their defensive reaction with a bit of hard truth, RIGHT IN THEIR FACES.
I have been SCUBA diving for 35 years and so happy to find your youtube channel, so much so, I have been inspired to further my diving education and move on from diver to get my divemaster and instructor certifications. I still feel I will never have the desire to cave dive, but am so inspired by you to help educate and bring diving to more people. Thank you. never stop what you are doing. I hope some day to apply for Dive Talk Academy.
That was an espetacular attitude from the clients, very humble, and a great attitude also from Woody, towards learning from the mistake.
Also wanna mention, I'm still waiting for the gold digging dive! The excitement on Woody's face on that video is so awesome that I do want to see a video on this.
Greetings from Brazil ♥️🇧🇷
Love the pure dive talk without reacting to something. Hopefully you'll do more videos like this!
Same. I love story time with these two!
As a brand new Adventure diver with only 79 total dives under my belt, I have met a large variety of Dive Masters.
The one that sticks out the most was, of course, a completely ego driven nasty one that I only wish he could
let go of the chip on his shoulder long enough to watch and learn from Master Class divers like Woody!
At dive number 51 he was sooo nasty to me that I thought I may have given up on this sport completely.
Luckily I had the opportunity to dive the very next day with a Master Class Diver! Someone who is humble,
honest and can learn from their mistakes.. Those are very admirable traits in not only a dive master, but in a human being!! RESPECT!!!
I totally respect someone that can admit when you’ve done something wrong and learn from it. I love those types of people. That’s why I love your channel!
This is so profound. A life lesson, beyond diving. Thinking about others first. Having the humility to admit mistakes and learn from them. And admitting them publicly so that people can also learn and benefit. Hats off Woody 👌👌
Channel is heading for 1million subscribers soon. DIVE TALK TO THE MOON BABY!!
One of the funniest DIVETALKs ever, my 3rd time watching.
Good for you for putting this out there. We all make mistakes when we start something new. I want sent a guy to a different city to replace some thing that wasn’t broken. Sometimes you just have to own it.
The story I've been waiting for since you mentioned telling a few videos ago. Thanks for finally scratching that itch.
"On duty" was the best way to say it Woody. You are lifeguards for them. You are not there for fun but you can still enjoy it.
its beautiful how woody is honest and modest , i never see people talking about their mistakes without that ego of i'm not sorry i did everything right but its the fault of X or Y
Gus's reaction is priceless! The true mistakes are the ones we can't admit to or learn from. Praise Woody for sharing that story. Love this channel gentlemen!
Thanks for sharing Mr. Woody. It takes a lot to admit a mistake, take responsibility, On The Internet!!, for all to hear and critique. I applaud you for opening yourself up, but also for using this as a learning experience for the benefit of all of us. I hope when I learn to dive I have an instructor as humble as you.
Can you do a video on diving again after a near miss or panic! And on how to recover from it
Wow.. thank you for sharing.. i'm becoming an instructor shortly and have many years of diving behind my back... your story has humbled me and a great reminder of our duties toward our customers..
Another day, another ''Dive Talk'' video. My new obsession.
Thanks for sharing this. We learn a lot from mistakes, sometimes from others. This is a great lesson.
I don't dive but this is all so interesting to me I've been watching all your videos over the last couple weeks. I love it
Awww Woody you are such a decent guy! Thanks for sharing, I love watching you guys and listening to your stories.
I was certified years ago, just open water, learned from a former dive boat owner up in Rhode Island, but used old equipment, and even after formal certification, my buoyancy control was shit. Got stuck under the dive boat in Cozumel, just after the birth of my son 18 years ago. Scared the shit outta me and haven't been in the water since. Watching these videos just reminds me how much I loved it..if I can improve my finances, get a proper working BCD, might have to give it another go. Some of the most amazing times in my life were centered around diving and I do miss it
So many of us gain this lesson vicariously, what a gift
I was waiting for this video!! I was so curious everytime u talked about it
We all make mistakes sometimes the "moment ". It's great that you had someone there to watch out and help in the event of anything. That's all in the experiences of life that we learn from, keep in our minds and hearts and move on. Thanks guys and great job.
Thanks Woody, you reinforced the level of commitment to the the underwater sport community that you posses, the understanding that we can learn from mistakes and become better people, instructors and safety ambassadors. This video flys in the face of a previous comment when I thought you were too mean verbally responding to an instructor doing (CF1?) and not the ambassador that brings positive awareness to the sport while constantly impressing upon the audience how important safety is combined with a constant level of humility and respect for one’s own limitations and diving in and of itself. Thanks and regardless of this video and admission; which should only further demonstrate the fantastic ambassador and teacher you and Gus are, I think you and Gus represent the best of the dive community that participates on UA-cam and UA-camr’s of all types no matter the sport or lessons or messages they promote.
Woody. Appreciate the honesty and humility so much. You have the most contagious attitude, you genuinely care about others, you think hard about your mistakes and you are quick to check your ego. I’ve been more conscious of my ego and mistakes since watching your channel- So for every moment that you own up to your actions, (ill speak for myself, even though i’m likely just one of many) I take that to heart, I’m not a diver, but in my every day life I strive for humility and honor. You’re a great dude and im so glad no one was hurt- and that you did the right thing when the time came. Appreciate ya
Priceless insight for anyone aspiring to get to the Dive Guide level or beyond. Will definitely tuck this piece of advice in the back of my mind for that someday.
Failure and humility are the best educators.
Go Woody
Omg I can’t believe how fast your subscriber count has gone up! I’m so glad y’all reacted to mrballen’s videos so I could find you, y’all are one of my favorite new channels! Your personalities work so well together and you’re so upfront and honest
Woody Rocks Man!!!!! You guys are the ultimate Odd Couple!!!! I love the connection you guys have. Huge Fan!!!!
Love the honesty. We learn more from our mistakes than from our successes.
HELEN HERE and props to the Woodster for "humbling up", admitting his wrong action and letting us all learn from it! Yes, this type of dive is for the students and always keep at the front of Yr mind their ability level. Death is a mistake away! Another thing, Gus is such a buddy he cringed with Woody (as did I!) and many of Yr viewers. It was hilarious but carried the most important message. Love you guys and so glad channel is growing apace 😁😁😁😍😍😍
What a honest genuine guy.
That’s the most important thing great instructors need to remember, students don’t have experience or confidence the instructors have Glad you have the humility to reveal this to the world
It really shows what kind of person Woody is. It would be really easy for a lesser person to say "Well scuba diving can be dangerous and shit happens."
In my opinion having the ability to honestly learn from your own mistakes is a clear sign of intelligence and having control of one's ego and pride.
Thank you for sharing this. Your humility and honesty helps us to learn from your experience, just as you did.
I am glad you did not quite. Your story was understandable difficult. Thank you for sharing.
Mad props Woody. The hardest thing in the world is to admit, "I screwed up". But to admit it and have forever on the internet, to serve as example of, "hey don't do this, it is not smart and could get someone hurt." That takes HUGE steel ones.
And to also see that reliving it still makes you uncomfortable speaks volumes. I would bring my daughter to you and ask you to instruct my daughter.
Well done Woody.
it takes balls to admit our mistakes. huge respect Woody.
I've never been interested in diving before, and because of certain health issues I'm not sure I ever will actually dive.
But you guys are incredible. I love your channel. When I'm in pain or can't sleep I listen to you guys talk about your experiences and it's so interesting it takes my mind off everything.
And Woody, mad props for owning up. A true gentleman.
Greetings from Finnish lifequard. I still don't know why UA-cam suggested your videos to me in the first place. All I know that few days ago I found myself planning a scuba course with the agency that teaches scuba in our pool. This might be the beginning of something great 💛
Thank you verry much for charing!
A truly honest Dive Show. THANX 🙂
Congrats on 30k subscribers! I love the humility.
I just restarted diving after 18 years as my children are now old enough for the OWD. Because my theory lessons were 27 years ago I decided to join the lessons with them - just for a repetition.
Right after the diving holiday I found this YT channel and I love it because I don't need to do any mistake by myself when I can learn from others.
What irritated me in this clip was, that I learned 27 years ago at my SSI OWD lessons, when a diver is missing, search for 30 seconds then go up to the surface. At the PADI OWD lessons of my sons they learned search for 1 minute and then go up.
And now I want to know, are there exeptions from this rule, because it wasn't mentioned in the clip and I haven't found anyone commenting?
I'm wondering what had happened, when the group surfaced and the woman wasn't on the boat. Worthful time had past ...
Thank Goodness that everyone kept fine.
Disclaimer: Englisch is not my mother tongue, so maybe I understood that wrong, that they first dove to the boat and surfaced there.
In addition: feel free to correct my English where there are better expressions.
Gus, Woody keep going!
"HEY WOODY..." XD
Glad that we can laugh at this one and no one was hurt - Humbling experiences are often held so preciously!
I would love to have Woody as my instructor!! Sounds like maybe too much fun XD
Ohh.. Our sweet little Woody.. It must have been tough.. But sure enough, it became your "guideline" and made you of who you are now.☺ As they say..Life greatest lessons, are usually learned at the worst time..and from the worst mistakes. For 40 years of diving..you sure had been through a lot..but you did overcome them and so learned a lot!..which made you now..(like Gus)...a better and a remarkable Dive Master.. Thanks for sharing this..and we do hope you'll share more of your life experiences.☺
Favorite episode of Dive Talk by far. Love the humility from Woody. You guys are the best. XD
Great message. As a brand new DM - perfect message, and perfect timing as I embark on a different level of responsibility.
ive been watching for weeks.... subbed last week... this video is awesome! the fact that u are willing to come on and talk about something like this is amazing
Mistakes happen and thankfully everything ended good. You learned from it and checked yourself and now you inform others to . No need to be embarrassed or anything. Think of all the people you have aided and potentially saved now that you learned from that mistake. Keep it up you two stay safe and good luck.
I've been looking forward to this one since you guys started teasing it! :) And I'm not a diver/never will be, like many of your viewers. I come because I respect your expertise, and I admire your exceptional story story-weaving/retelling abilities. So happy to have found your channel, gentlemen!
Same! In my opinion, this channel is the best there is on UA-cam. I'm so happy to gave round their videos, each one totally captivates me. It catches my attention, I NEED to watch till the end!!
Woody is a gem! You both are honestly. I love this channel. I don't even swim and might never learn to dive but I can live vicariously through you guys. Keep the content coming! ❤️
I also remember my mistakes and carry them with me throughout my life. It can be hard and embarrassing even a decade after but, I think if you act with your mistakes in mind you'll be better for it and have a much more enriching life. Thanks for sharing(although I'm 3 years late)
I think it's great that you learned from your mistake and became a better instructor instead of doubling down. There's a local instructor in my city who is the complete opposite. He often took students, even OW level students, to depths of over 180 ft on a single tank of air. Even after multiple students getting bent and him being expelled by Padi, he still does it and brags about it on social media.
Thank God for the Will Ferrell accident and dive recovery team!
Boats n ho’s
That's a good thing for Eddie as an instructor. I was in kinda similar situation once and our lack of experience, not as an operator but as an instructor, can get our charge killed. This kind of realization must be drilled into us before we l take on the role. It's also good as a boss to prepare for such situation. I'm glad everyone is alright. Super glad the lesson was learned without loses. This VDO and tale should be shown as educational material, maybe with black bar on Eddie's eyes, to aspiring instructor. Thank you for sharing such valuable experience, so others may avoid it.
I love the honesty. Everyone makes mistakes! Admitting mistakes just adds to y’all’s competency. And we all let our egos get to us from time to time!
Also, I love these stories. Honestly I just enjoy hearing y’all talk. Keep up the great work!
So, I ordered some snorkeling gear and tried it out in the river today. It felt really unnatural at first, but we had a blast. You guys have absolutely, 100% inspired me (and my wife, by default) to start gearing towards diving. Snorkeling in the Cheat River is a small step compared to what you guys do, but it’s something, and I’m one to commit. I just want to do it safely and correctly. West Virginia isn’t exactly Mecca for underwater activity, but we’ve been meaning to use our passports a bit more. We each run separate businesses, and are hellbent on finding ways to stay sane. I may never go into a cave, but I certainly want some of the enthusiasm you fellas display on here. Thank you for putting your heart into what you do, and for being honest and sincere about what diving is. I’m completely sold.
I really appreciate and respect people who are willing to admit their mistakes no matter how bad, especially when they are trying to help others to learn from them and not make the same mistake, thank you so much! You have my upmost respect.
Hace una semana que estoy viendo video tras video. Estaba justamente buscando este. Gus, Woody, los amo. Gracias por el aprendizaje y por la sinceridad. Hace 20 años hice mi certificación y no volví a bucear. Me están motivando a volver a certificarme. Es por lejos, el mejor canal que encontré en años. GRACIAS
Gracias a ti por ver nuestros videos. Espero que vuelvas a bucear pronto.
The bit where you said "time to talk about it" was interesting. When I first started scubaing (in the Red Sea) I had a pretty bad experience with a substitute instructor (I was already open-water certified by this dive, but he was leading the dive and there were various newbies on it).
So the usual instructor had a (rare) unplanned day off, and this other guy led the dive. He brought his girlfriend (also an experienced diver) along with him, as well as a GoPro. At first I thought that could be cool, maybe he'd even snap some pictures of us!
The dive site was an average Red Sea site, random reef with some interesting formations, around ~12-16m depth. As soon as we got down there, our guide started taking selfies on the reef wall. Selfies with fishes. Selfies of him being upside down, or whatever, just all kinds of posing. He was mostly occupied with taking selfies for the entirety of the trip, and occasionally he looked back at the rest of the group and just kinda acknowledged our existence. I don't remember him asking for air levels once.
My buddy was his girlfriend. As the dive went on, I signaled my air levels to her several times, especially when I fell below the agreed upon return pressure. She tried to get the guide's attention but at this point he was a good 10+ metres ahead of us, taking selfies. Note that with the visibility we had (not as good as usual in the Red Sea), he was already kind of at the edge of where we could still see him, and there was no way he could still see the whole group. It did seem like he had turned the dive at this point, and was slowly heading back towards the boat.
I kept signaling to my buddy as my air levels were getting lower and lower, until eventually I ran out and requested her alternate (which I got without problems). Nobody in our group could see the guide anymore, so she kind of took over the dive as the only experienced diver and guided us to surface right there so we could orient ourselves. Fortunately the boat was in sight and not far away, so we swam to it at the surface. At the boat we met our dive guide again, who did not at all acknowledge what just happened (hence why this video reminded me of it - there was *no* "time to talk about it"!). She however was ready to talk about it and gave him a piece of her mind (to him insisting everything was fine!) as soon as we got out of gear ... I don't think they're a couple anymore. I also told the other instructor about the incident and safe to say that company won't get this guy as the substitute instructor again.
From the perspective of a newbie at the time, it was great that I was buddied with an experienced and *calm* diver when this happened. When I realised that I was going to run out of air, I didn't have to be worried about my buddy not knowing what to do or misinterpreting signals. That definitely helped with me also remaining calm throughout the incident ...
When I was taught back in the day with NASDS, the bottom line is that ANYONE can cancel any dive, anytime...if they aren't up for a dive or part of a dive, that should be respected. Not everyone is a superman type diver like yourself Woody and obviously you learned your lesson. Great video guys.
Thanks for sharing Woody! So important to always be learning!
That’s right Nolan! Thank you for watching.
I am not a diver and I have watched every single video you have posted. I found a place to get certified near me and I cant wait. Thanks guys!
If I was ever to have an instructor not diving I’m scared of the water , woody is the type of instructor I’d want in any activity , ten years on and you still feel it woody you’re a real cool dude bless
Thank you for sharing I am a dive master and I am guiding others divers right now, it’s totally true what your saying, when guiding other diver the dive is Not for the guide is for the other divers on the trip , it requires also a lot of patience and understanding that the other divers are not at the same level that the guide .
That's amazing Woody! Thanks for sharing with us
I have a huge fear of the ocean and have no intentions of ever scuba diving but love watching yalls content lol
Lets all make sure to like the videos so we can get Woody a camera upgrade! It's like watching a brand new 4K tv on the right and then the left side we are stuck watching the old tube TVs! Love the channel and i'm just joking...or am I? Love the content guys!
I was on a cruise excursion, snorkeling around a small shipwreck, and pointed out to my [then] husband that we were getting too far from the boat. He looked - and hollered at our tour guide "Hey! The boat is drifting away!" Our tour guide had his "Oh sh!t" moment when he realized the anchor hadn't been set.
Turns out our tour guide could swim really fast!
I have never given much thought to diving, but after stumbling upon this channel, I can’t get enough. I have learned so much from you two, I love the respect you have for diving. You two are so cool.
Woody: "I still feel humbled admitting this to our 25K subscribers..."
Well, 88K views and 289K subscribers later 😂 Time flies! It's ok Woody. Life is a journey of discovery that we learn from and better ourselves. The lessons learned early on helped you become a better diving instructor. Sometimes we are blinded by our passions. I'm glad no one got hurt and you came away with more insight on how to dive safely with students.
My mom would tell me there's two things you win at what your doing or you learn. Thank you Woody for sharing, if you ever get board for diving or something happens where you can go for motivational speaking.
Thanks for sharing Woody, you have no idea how many have learned from you. But keep in mind, most likely, we all have moments in life that we'd do over if we could. Don't let it eat at you too much, thanks again
Hey Gus and Woody!!! I am a new subscriber and so glad that I found your channel. I have never dived ....I've never even been inside a cave, underwater or dry.That's OK though because I LOVE your channel and I am fascinated by cave diving. I wish I could get certified but I cannot because I am disabled. I was born with spina bifida. I am not physically able to go to all the beautiful underwater cave diving places but watching your wonderful videos is the next best thing! I have learned so much and I'm beginning to feel as if I know you both personally. The best part about subscribing to your channel is knowing there are so many videos for me to watch and also knowing there will be so many videos in the future that I can watch. Peace.
Welcome!
Thank you for sharing Woody.
I certainly appreciate the honesty and educational value in what you say. It only makes us better.
I am glad Woody can own up to this … some dive guides don’t have a clue and won’t have a clue. I and glad that the majority of my guides are first class. That experience Woody discussed made is a better person to this day.
You had me at the thumbnail 🤣 great video as always guy's, thank you!