We Took a Direct Hit From a Large Tornado

Arms Family Homestead
30 Apr 202430:31

Summary

TLDRDaniel and DJ from Arms Family Homestead recount their harrowing experience with devastating storms that brought 4 to 5 feet of water through their pasture, causing significant damage. They describe the challenges of keeping their elderly family member safe in a storm shelter and the loss of DJ's mom's store, Buffalo Hippie, to the tornado. The aftermath includes searching for a missing baby donkey, assessing the damage to their property, and the emotional toll of the disaster. Despite the tragedy, they express gratitude for their family's safety and discuss plans to help their community recover. They provide an update on how viewers can contribute to disaster relief efforts through a local bank, emphasizing the importance of supporting those affected by the storms.

Takeaways

  • 🌪️ A devastating storm, including a tornado, hit the area causing significant damage to the town and the family's homestead.
  • 🏚️ Downtown Sulfur was severely impacted, with DJ's mom's store, Buffalo Hippie, being destroyed.
  • 👵 DJ's grandmother, who is almost 93 years old, was with the family in the storm shelter during the tornado.
  • 💧 The family experienced an unprecedented amount of rainfall, with 4 to 5 feet of water coming through the pasture.
  • 🚶 A baby donkey is missing, likely swept away by the floodwaters, and the family is searching for it.
  • 🏡 The family's house was spared, but the greenhouse and fences were severely damaged, with many items being washed away.
  • 🛠️ Daniel and DJ are eager to help their community and plan to use their equipment to assist in the recovery efforts.
  • 🔄 There is a sense of community and support, with the family feeling fortunate that their home and family members are safe despite the destruction around them.
  • 🚧 The town's infrastructure was heavily damaged, including a local business and historic downtown buildings.
  • 💰 The family is considering ways to raise funds for the community, such as through a t-shirt campaign or other charitable efforts.
  • 🎂 Amidst the chaos, the family celebrates the 16th birthday of their daughter, Emily, trying to maintain a sense of normalcy.

Q & A

  • What was the weather event that caused the damage described in the transcript?

    -The weather event that caused the damage was a series of devastating storms that included a massive tornado and heavy rainfall.

  • How long were Daniel and DJ in the storm shelter?

    -Daniel and DJ were in the storm shelter for about 3 hours.

  • What was the age of DJ's grandmother who was with them in the storm shelter?

    -DJ's grandmother was almost 93 years old.

  • What was the name of DJ's mom's store that was destroyed in the storm?

    -The name of the store was Buffalo Hippie.

  • How high did the water get on the greenhouse?

    -The water got up to 4 feet on the greenhouse.

  • What happened to the fences in the donkey pasture?

    -All the fences in the donkey pasture were knocked down and destroyed by the water and debris.

  • What was the condition of the baby donkey after the storm?

    -The baby donkey was missing, and it was uncertain whether it survived the storm given the high water levels.

  • What was the estimated depth of the water that came through the pasture?

    -The estimated depth of the water was four to five feet.

  • What was the condition of the greenhouse after the storm?

    -The greenhouse was severely damaged with water levels reaching 4 feet, and many wicking tubs were either destroyed or washed away.

  • How did the storm affect the local community and businesses?

    -The storm caused significant damage to the local community, with many businesses, including a multi-million dollar business called Disco Automotive, being completely destroyed.

  • What was the plan for helping the community after the storm?

    -The plan was to utilize available equipment to help clear debris and assist people in town whose buildings and homes were damaged. There was also a mention of potential fundraising efforts to support the town's recovery.

  • How can people donate to help with disaster relief in the community?

    -People can donate to help with disaster relief by visiting a specified website through a local bank in the hometown.

Outlines

00:00

🌪️ Tornado Aftermath and Family Safety

Daniel and DJ from Arms Family Homestead recount their harrowing experience during a series of devastating storms that included tornadoes. They describe taking shelter for three hours with DJ's 93-year-old grandmother. Sulfur, where DJ's mom's store 'Buffalo Hippie' was located, suffered a direct hit, resulting in significant damage. The aftermath includes assessing the condition of their animals, noting the high water levels that flooded the greenhouse and destroyed fences, and the concern for a missing baby donkey due to the severe flooding.

05:02

🏘️ Exploring the Damage and Reuniting Animals

The video continues with the hosts exploring the extent of the damage around their property. They find debris on the bridge and a wicking tub from the greenhouse, indicating the high water levels. They discuss the destruction of fences and the temporary relocation of their donkeys to the goat pasture due to the damage. The search for the missing baby donkey continues, with the hosts expressing concern about the difficulty the young animal would have faced against the powerful floodwaters.

10:02

🚜 Planning Recovery and Aiding the Community

Despite the devastation, the hosts are determined to help their community. They discuss the challenges of accessing their equipment due to the muddy and messy conditions. A plan is formulated to use a piece of equipment to assist friends whose buildings and homes have been destroyed. The urgency to act is emphasized as they prepare to move the equipment to a safer location once conditions allow, highlighting the resilience and community spirit in the face of disaster.

15:09

🏚️ The Impact on Local Businesses and the Community

The hosts express their concern for the broader community, mentioning the destruction of a neighbor's multi-million dollar business, Disco Automotive. They contrast this with the relative safety of their own property, emphasizing the unpredictable nature of the storm's impact. The video captures the emotional toll of the disaster, as they discuss the loss of a baby donkey and the need to reassure and comfort their animals. They also mention the need to help with the cleanup and recovery efforts in town.

20:42

📫 Post-Disaster Cleanup and Emotional Resilience

The narrative shifts to the cleanup process and the emotional challenges faced by the hosts and their community. They discuss the loss of a local post office and the urgency to remove expensive bison meat from a damaged facility. The hosts express empathy for a mother donkey that lost her baby and the broader impact on their friends and family. They acknowledge the blessing of their family's safety amidst the tragedy and the need to replace destroyed fences. The mention of a fatality and ongoing search and rescue efforts underscores the severity of the situation.

25:42

🌱 Greenhouse Destruction and Future Fundraising

The hosts survey the damage to their greenhouse, noting the high water levels and the debris that was once inside. They express relief that they were not growing a garden at the time. The video captures the hosts' commitment to supporting their community, with plans to share information about fundraising efforts to help those affected. They provide an update on a local bank's initiative for disaster relief donations and encourage viewers to contribute. The video concludes with a personal note about the host's daughter's birthday and a reminder to spread kindness and smiles in the face of adversity.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Storm Shelter

A storm shelter is a reinforced structure designed to protect people from severe weather conditions, such as tornadoes. In the video, the family took refuge in a storm shelter for three hours during the storm, highlighting its importance as a safety measure during extreme weather events. The mention of DJ's grandma, who is almost 93 years old, emphasizes the inclusiveness and necessity of such shelters for all age groups.

💡Tornado

A tornado is a rapidly rotating column of air that is in contact with both the surface of the Earth and a cumulonimbus cloud or, in rare cases, the base of a cumulus cloud. The video describes the devastation caused by a direct hit from a massive tornado in Sulfur, illustrating the destructive power of these natural disasters.

💡Devastation

Devastation refers to extensive damage or destruction, often caused by a natural disaster or a violent act. The video script describes the aftermath of the storm, with downtown areas, stores, and fences severely damaged or completely gone, showcasing the widespread devastation that occurred.

💡Greenhouse

A greenhouse is a structure with walls and roof made primarily of transparent material, such as glass, in which plants requiring regulated climatic conditions are grown. In the context of the video, the greenhouse is mentioned as being severely affected by the floodwaters, with water levels reaching up to 4 feet inside, causing significant damage and loss of equipment.

💡Flood

A flood is an overflow of water that submerges land which is usually dry. The script describes a flood with water levels reaching up to 5 feet in the pasture, causing the loss of a baby donkey and the destruction of fences. This highlights the impact of the storm on the family's property and livestock.

💡Donkeys

Donkeys are domesticated animals known for their endurance and used as working animals. In the video, the family is concerned about the whereabouts of their donkeys after the flood, with one baby donkey missing. The donkeys' situation represents the personal and emotional toll of the disaster on the family.

💡Debris

Debris refers to scattered remains of something that has been destroyed or broken up. The script mentions debris on the bridge and from destroyed fences, indicating the extent of the physical damage caused by the storm and floodwaters.

💡Alpacas

Alpacas are domesticated animals native to the Andean region of South America, valued for their soft, luxurious fleece. In the video, the family checks on their alpacas after the storm, finding them a bit spooked but otherwise okay. This shows the family's concern for all their animals, not just those directly involved in the disaster.

💡Community Support

Community support refers to the assistance and encouragement provided by members of a community to each other, particularly in times of need. The video script mentions the family's intention to help others in town with their equipment, demonstrating a strong sense of community and the importance of mutual aid following a disaster.

💡Charitable Efforts

Charitable efforts are actions taken to raise funds or provide aid for those in need, often in response to a disaster or crisis. The video discusses potential charitable actions, such as setting up a GoFundMe or creating a t-shirt sale to support the town's recovery, showing the family's commitment to helping their community rebuild.

💡Infrastructure Damage

Infrastructure damage refers to the harm caused to the basic physical and organizational structures, such as buildings, roads, and fences, that support the operation of a society or enterprise. The video details the destruction of fences, a store, and other structures, emphasizing the extensive repair and rebuilding work needed in the aftermath of the storm.

Highlights

Daniel and DJ from Arms Family Homestead experienced devastating storms that lasted for hours.

They took shelter for approximately 3 hours with DJ's 93-year-old grandmother.

Sulphur, where DJ's grandmother lives, was directly hit by a massive tornado causing extensive damage.

DJ's mom's store, Buffalo Hippie, was severely damaged and is now non-existent.

The storms occurred in waves every 30 minutes, each potentially generating tornadoes.

The family found their donkeys mixed together with fences knocked down and water levels reaching up to 4 feet.

A baby donkey is missing, likely swept away by the 4 to 5 feet of water that came through the pasture.

The greenhouse was flooded with water up to 4 feet high, causing significant damage and loss of equipment.

Debris from destroyed buildings and a washed-out bridge indicate the extent of the storm's impact.

The family is trying to relocate their animals to areas with intact fences due to the widespread damage.

Despite the devastation, the family expresses gratitude for their safety and the safety of their family members.

The community is mobilizing to help each other, with Daniel planning to use his equipment to assist in town.

A local business, Disco Automotive, was completely destroyed by the tornado.

The family is considering ways to raise funds for the community, such as through t-shirts or charitable donations.

A website has been set up for direct donations to support disaster relief in their community.

Daniel emphasizes the importance of community support and staying positive during difficult times.

The family is focusing on cleanup and recovery, with Daniel's daughter Emily celebrating her 16th birthday amidst the chaos.

Transcripts

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but there was four to 5T of water coming

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through this

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pasture

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and we have no idea where she's

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at what's up guys it's Daniel and DJ

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from arms family Homestead and I'm sure

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by now most everyone knows um went

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through some pretty devast ating storms

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last night we were in the storm shelter

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for 3 hours probably yeah until almost

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2:00 this time uh luckily um DJ's

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grandma was with us she's uh 93 almost

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93 almost 93 years old and getting her

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down in a storm

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shelters not the easiest thing to do but

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she lives in town in Sulfur and sulur

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took a direct hit from a massive tornado

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lots of devastating damage um down town

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area is pretty much gone DJ's mom owns a

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store downtown called buffalo hippie and

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it's pretty much non-existent anymore um

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there was just like wave after wave

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after wave of these storms that were

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coming through about every 30 minutes

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and they were all spinning up tornadoes

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in the area and uh I think everything is

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good here but DJ and I just woke up we

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were up most of the night just woke up

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and looked out in the yard and all the

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donkeys are mixed together

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and Charlie was walking across the yard

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so we got to get Brandon separated but

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guys I don't know how much rain we got

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in just a few hours last night I've

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never I've never seen anything like this

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in my life I've lived here my entire

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life and I've never seen water get up

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this High Charlie you back in your

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pasture

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uh I have no idea where the donkeys went

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okay we got to get Brandon guys like

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okay so our house is here right the

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creek is the creek runs down there you

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guys have seen the creek a million times

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I can see it h yeah I can see the creek

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too I know we're not doing anything in

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the greenhouse but look how high the

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water was there

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was the water was 4 ft up on the

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greenhouse and it knocked down all of

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our fences there's self-wicking tubs

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that were in the Greenhouse have floated

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out and

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probably you know what Marissa was

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supposed to come get all my wicking tubs

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yesterday for flowers well there they

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are well most of them are probably in

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the creek and gone we had a bunch more

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there were about 20 in there so well

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uh but oh my gosh all of our fences are

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just laying on the ground from debris

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from the

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water uh

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we need to get a halter and Lead rope

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we've got to get Brandon separated all

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the donkeys are together because all the

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fences are down back here looks like the

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goat pasture is

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okay so we'll have to put Brandon up

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there with the goats for now okay

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okay

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guys we're missing the baby donkey DJ's

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looking

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Felicia had her baby just a couple weeks

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ago but there was four to 5 ft of water

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coming through this

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pasture

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and we have no idea where she's at

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[Music]

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I think we lost a baby donkey

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guys we're still searching

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but I mean you could imagine how much

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water it takes to completely rip out a

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fence that went through

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here you know there's got to be some

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spots four 5 6 ft of water going through

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here and

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uh little baby donkey just can't can't

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fight can't swim through that

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we'll keep looking she may have gone to

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high ground but I think her mama would

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have found her by

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now guys

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I've never seen the creek this

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High I'm almost 40 I mean it's not that

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high right

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now but look at the debris on the

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bridge there was water above the bottom

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of the bridge but let's explore up here

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so this telephone pole I have tied a

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boat to this telephone pole in the past

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in 2015 but

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I've never seen water almost 6 feet up

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in the

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air

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yeah where the I know I saw it there's

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one of the wicking tubs one of my old

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wicking tubs from

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the from the greenhouse so we're going

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to walk up here and show you where

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the water line from the creek

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[Applause]

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was oh my gosh

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yeah that came from my

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Greenhouse

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so here's

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where the final water line

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was okay let me turn around and show you

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how far we are from the

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creek that's how high the creek got last

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night and you can see debris up on the

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bridge was taking fences out here took

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out all our fence all our fences are

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destroyed in all the donkey pasture

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areas there's some sheet metal

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debris I don't like I said I don't think

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we took any actual tornado

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damage but there's debris

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from someone

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else's metal building for

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sure oh

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gosh we got to check on all our people

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[Applause]

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come on

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donkeys let's

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go come on

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Mama I'm sorry we can't find your

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baby we'll keep looking I

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promise okay come here I

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know it's okay Mama it's okay

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everybody's a little scared this morning

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all right here hang on let me open the

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gate y'all are going to have to live

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with the goats for a

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while I think all the goat pin fences

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are good cuz it's a little higher

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ground come on

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donkeys come on

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donkeys come

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on come on

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let's go Brandon you're going to have to

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go live with the boys for a little

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while I got one one more Mama to

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get baby Baker's

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okay I'm going to have to get Fiona over

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here no come on Fiona hey hey hey

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Felicia get back get back get back get

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back get back get

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back F's being hard-headed this morning

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Felicia you can't go I'm sorry go get

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back get back

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Bri come on hi baby

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girl might to miss some of that during

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the

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night well maybe he didn't get the ones

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that didn't need to be bread bread

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you got to go with the

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bo we don't have any way to keep

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everybody separate now we

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have the Bro pin and the Goat pin and

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that's all we're down to right now

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yep sounds like a lot of donkeys might

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be going

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to merch Place yeah if there's fences

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over there yeah Mom's going to look

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why why aren't we well we are but she

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said they'd go

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[Applause]

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now come on sorry up on your

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eyes come

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on to be

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[Applause]

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aners the Bros are

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[Music]

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good come

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on come

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on there you all right Charlie you okay

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buddy come on

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come

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on got to go live with the goats for a

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little while take a lift there you go

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this direct path is less than a mile

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from our merch

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building oh my

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gosh you see the alpacas anywhere no

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y

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there hey

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girls you have a rough

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night a little spooky are you hey

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fancy you all

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okay

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good yeah they're a little spooky but

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they're okay and all their fences are

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good less than a mile away total

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Destruction our uh neighbor big big

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business called disco Automotive it's

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completely destroyed and it's

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a multi-million dollar business I mean

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it just tornado ripped through it but

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everything looks good here less than a

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mile from it though

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[Music]

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all right you guys there's just there's

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just not much at all that I can do here

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it's too muddy too messy we got

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everything put up as best we can for now

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we're still missing a baby donkey

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and probably not going to find that baby

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but I've got too much equipment sitting

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here to not utilize problem is I can't

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get it out right now

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so there's no way I can drag this stuff

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out of here across that Creek I'm kind

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of waiting on the creek to go down but

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I've Got Friends in town who lots of

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friends personal close friends best

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friends whose buildings are destroyed

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whose homes are in shambles and uh got

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the perect perfect piece of equipment

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here so I'm at least going to get this

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thing fueled up get it down by the creek

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as soon as it gets down low enough my

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buddy that's got the bulldozer that's

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been helping me on my neighbor property

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they own a a liquor store in town and it

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got smashed and he owns a recer service

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so he's going to bring one of his roll

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backs and at least get me to town with

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this and we can start helping people so

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we'll

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see

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well Creek's too deep still I just it's

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not not safe to

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cross just uh I don't know how much mud

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and debris piled up over there I drove

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out in here got up where water was

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coming onto the onto the cab pretty good

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and I still hadn't quite hit the deepest

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part it just sucks cuz Freedom's right

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there huh my only other option is to

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drive this thing across my neighbor's

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pasture and get out but it's about a

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mile drive to where somebody could where

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we could load it up it's too muddy to

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take a trailer across a pasture

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so I I can't I can't sit here and do

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nothing all right on to plan

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B uh this is going to take a minute but

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we're going to get there merch

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building's good our rides here let's

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load this thing

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[Music]

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up well I didn't get the loading on

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video but

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uh it's a little intense back backing up

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on this

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[Music]

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thing all right let's do this you guys

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know me I can't sit around and not do

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anything at all it's tearing me up

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inside so we found a way where there's a

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wheel there's a way we're going to take

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this thing town try to help as many

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people as we can

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down down smashed

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off

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mhm all car par up here yep

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[Music]

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[Applause]

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all right really

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get this backom here yeah let me just

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move this a little bit huh might let me

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move this just a little bit then I can

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slide all that for easy

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[Applause]

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[Applause]

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[Music]

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on

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not

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l

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so

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much be

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careful e

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think so that that is our post

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office holy

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cow W Emily mouse pad was on the

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floor think she to put

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[Music]

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go

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out so OG is uh that's our uh Power

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company they are making us hurry up and

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get everyone

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out like immediately buildings are

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starting to collapse I guess so we're

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going to have to hurry up and get out

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Dusty is trying to get all of his bison

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meat out of here uh because it's

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obviously um very expensive and we need

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to get that taken care of so we're

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fixing to leave

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hey

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Mama sorry we can't find your

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baby I just don't think she's going to

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be coming

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back you got Bri you're going to adopt

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Bri for us Bri need a mama

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H I'm sorry I know you're

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sad well y'all

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that was quite the

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day quite the night last night quite the

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day

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today sitting here looking around at the

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mess we've got to clean

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up but feeling very blessed and

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fortunate we're all still here our

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family's all safe all of our family's

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homes are

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safe a lot of

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friends property was destroyed a lot of

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friends

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stuff and just stuff I'm my

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mother-in-law's store her business is

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gone my best friends you know their

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business is gone one of their

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businesses and we've just got a mess to

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clean up lots of fences

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down fences can be replaced lives can't

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and there were there was at least one

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fatality um all we were cleaning up the

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mess today they still in search and

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rescue mode and I'm thankful I'm blessed

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that I'm not on that side of things

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anymore I feel like I can actually do

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more help more with equipment and things

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but one one person was located in the in

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the rubble downtown just caddy corner

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from my uh mother-in-law's store and

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small town

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America I mean everybody knows everybody

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I don't know how many people were

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injured I haven't heard any final

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reports but so far that I know of only

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one fatality

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and uh for that I guess we're we're

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blessed our family was blessed and we're

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[Applause]

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safe it's just a it's just a

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mess you guys are going to have to bear

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with me and walk with me on this one you

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see all these railroad

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ties I Ed those railroad ties I used a

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bunch of railroad ties a couple years

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ago to build a little drive over bridge

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by the pond and the pond is several

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hundred yards through the timber that

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way and that bridge or drive over is

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washed out I said I have no idea where

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all the railroad ties

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went never would have dreamed they'd be

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sitting here almost in the

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greenhouse they are piled up against

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that tree there probably scattered all

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over this

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pasture and then fences are some of the

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fences are completely gone it's

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a let's walk in the greenhouse obviously

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it was not growing a garden in here but

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look at the look at the water level look

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how high the water was in the greenhouse

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okay so a lot of the stuff you see all

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the trash back here was inside our

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Greenhouse I

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guess it's a mess look at this I guess

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I'm glad I wasn't growing a Garden in

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the

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greenhouse because there would be

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nothing

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left it uh it just destroyed everything

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in here floated out all of my wicin tubs

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it's crazy the crazy thing is is those

26:43

wicking tubs were supposed to go to my

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sister-in-law to Marissa cross timers

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bison like this week matter of fact she

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was actually supposed to come pick them

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up yesterday but with the weather they

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didn't and a lot of them

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are well not a lot of them some of them

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are right there some of them went down

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the creek and probably ended up in the

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lake and I'm sure by now by the time

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this posts everyone will seen have seen

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all the news footage there were TV

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cameras TV Crews from all over the place

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helicopters flying all over downtown our

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little small Hometown America Historic

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downtown buildings that were you know

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over 100 years old hey go

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uh are just gone I'm sure most of you

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have seen that by now and the

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devastation that I show it on the video

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it's

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just it's hard to

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comprehend when it hits so close to home

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it's not our first go around with a with

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a tornado but still it's it doesn't

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matter how many times you go through it

27:50

it's still devastating but I have no

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idea

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what what this looks like moving forward

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um I'm sure there's going to be some

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GoFundMe things and there's going to be

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some things set in place to raise some

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money and when I figure all that out I

28:06

will uh pass it along to you guys cuz I

28:09

I'm not kidding when I say you guys have

28:11

probably crashed a couple servers at

28:13

Yahoo emailing us and we appreciate it

28:16

but I I just can't respond to hundreds

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of

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emails about what's going on and if

28:22

we're safe and everything but I tried to

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make some posts on Facebook and things

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to let everybody know we are safe so

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we're good just have a mess not even

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going to start here for a while this is

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all going to have to dry out this this

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is not even on the Forefront of my brain

28:38

right now with the devastation that

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we're dealing with with friends and

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family

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and it's just a anyways when we figure

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out something if there's going to be a a

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charitable thing that people can donate

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to we may have to come up with a t-shirt

28:54

or something to support our town

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something to raise some money to help

28:57

support people cuz a lot of folks are

28:59

going to need some help and uh we'll

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pass that along to you when that time

29:03

comes so quick update really quick uh I

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was editing this video and there's

29:08

actually been some changes so uh if

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you're wanting to donate to help the

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disaster relief in our community you can

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visit the website I'll put it on the

29:17

screen it's Bank first. b/s sufur b n c

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f i r

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S.B an K huh SL s u l p h uur I'll put a

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link in the description box down below

29:31

there is a place you can donate we're

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not they're not doing anything with

29:34

GoFundMe or any other type of websites

29:36

anything like that it's all done

29:38

straight through a bank in our hometown

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and uh they're taking donations that way

29:43

so update there you go anyways I'm tired

29:48

haven't eaten all

29:49

day and today is my daughter's 16th

29:52

birthday today Emily turned 16 and

29:59

I couldn't be more proud of her and just

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who she is but we're going to go have

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dinner and celebrate her try to put all

30:07

this out of our mind for the rest of the

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evening so

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guys I don't think I did anything today

30:13

to make anybody smile but remember do

30:16

something today to make somebody smile

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because you never know it just might

30:19

change the world guys thanks for

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watching I hope you enjoyed

30:23

it we appreciate the support we

30:25

appreciate all the love and uh we'll

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keep you updated and we'll see you on

30:30

the next video

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