What We're Thankful For in 2019 Featuring Megadan29, Pixel Game Squad, Gaming Off the Grid, & JLuv81

In this video, we're joined by some amazing YouTubers to give thanks for our blessings in 2019.

If you'd like to learn more about the amazing guests who appeared in this video, please check out their individual channels, linked below:

Megadan29 - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUjpPFNQLJG5N3YGhIUv7HA

Pixel Game Squad - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRwh3TVQszgmDK6UHzHNdQQ

Gaming off the Grid - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2CajRzsAdJZta2mgeZzpXg

JLuv81 - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJakZE9mfOsZzmiO2Ewa7eQ

Without a doubt, what I am most thankful for isn't the things, isn't the games, isn't the collection. It's the people and the memories I've gained this year.

To my wife - Ginger, you are my biggest fan, loudest cheerleader, and most passionate advocate. When I get down and talk about walking away from YouTube and shutting it down, you are the one person who tells me not to quit fighting and to keep the channel going. You are the reason why I have enjoyed the success, not just in YouTube but in life, that I do. Thank you doesn't seem like it's enough. I love you.

From our family to yours, may you each have a very Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving 2019. May you be surrounded by those you love and create unforgettable memories.

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