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Public utilities serve the public in their respective areas, and should be sensitive to the interests of those areas. It's a bit shocking to find out that in areas home to the Big 3 American auto manufacturers, these public utilities or their partners don't seem to exhibit self-awareness. In Michigan, you'd expect these partners to do business with interests in the area, like GM, Ford, Chrysler/Dodge. The same as In Tennessee, you'd expect partners of the Tennessee Electric Cooperative to consider GMC, Cadillac, Volkswagon, or Nissan, and in Alabama you'd expect Alabama Power and its partners to consider utilizing Mazda, Toyota, or Hyundai. It's self-interest which coincides with the interests of those they serve. We expect companies, partners, and utilities to patronize companies that benefit us, as their customers. It strengthens our local economy, and in turn, strengthens their bottom line. It's just common sense. Are the purchasing decisions being made by people who are aware of these realities?

Happy Father's Day weekend! Whether you still have Dad with you or not, there's certainly something he said or did that made an impression on you. What do you remember that falls into this category?

The sound of a gentle rainfall in June as it falls in late afternoon. Gentle and peaceful, refreshing as it washes away the dust and feeds the grass, trees, and flowers.

Small towns across America struggle to keep their character, and yet a product of modern America's craving for convenience and savings means Dollar Stores are being dropped into these small towns, often driving out the few remaining small businesses, with the money being sucked from these towns into giant retail corporations. What do you think? Tell me, is the convenience worth losing these small businesses and emptying out the legacy buildings in these historic towns?

Listening to the Saturday evening rainshowers, so relaxing!

My favorite go-to source for breakfast serves scrambled eggs, sausage, and a biscuit. But, the experience changes depending on the day and the location, at a chain which built it's supremacy on consistency and repeatability. Do you still enjoy the experience? Let me know what you think, and please share my channel to help it get started.

Going over the fixtures for going to a multiple carburetor setup, and a special appearance by The Three Stooges, well, kind of?

Sometimes all you have to do to make it rain is wash your car or truck, and wait.

Was the recent trial and conviction in Manhattan fair? Was it appropriate? Do you agree or disagree with the outcome? Let me know your thoughts

The Silverado Blackout Package can cost up to 1k. Is it worth it?

A couple new signs for the work area! I have a 1936 Farmall F12 tractor that was my granddad's first tractor, and a 1951 John Deere B tractor. Both are projects, and I'll take you through them as they unfold. We'll do it together!

Checking out the latest signs and decor for the barn! If you like tractors, trucks, engines, muscle cars, performance, or just hanging out in a cool place, check out the cool stuff you can get for your walls!

The day the court in NYC convicts President Trump, time to do a little reading! Some recommended reading in light of current events.

I don't know what this is, but it's copper, and it's old! See if you can help me out, what do you think this is? Check it out, please like and subscribe to help me get started on Rumble.

My granddad's woodwork book, from 1905. Packed full of good, solid know-how and trade skill level facts and techniques.

Happy Memorial Day friends and neighbors! I was craving some fried chicken today, but after eating it, I'm not sure what exactly I actually ate! Check it out!

Checking out the corn on the farm. Should be a decent year, let's see what happens!