6 Years Of Behavior Panel Behind The Scenes

It really is hard to believe that we've been doing this for six years, and that you've been doing this with us. And we really appreciate it. Thank you so much for being here with us and going through this with us. We have the best time doing this stuff, we really do. And we were trying to decide what to do for the sixth anniversary thing, a special or whatever. It was Greg's idea to say, hey, look, why don't we just show people what we're doing at home when we're not out traveling or something, we're not at work, what we do all day. Like anybody would care, but we're like, yeah, okay. So we couldn't think anything up. So like, okay, we'll do that. So we're supposed to spend five, six minutes showing you what we do all day, how exciting it isn't. And so that's what we're gonna do. And here's my five minutes. Just saw Teresa out here. So we're gonna give her a peanut. Hello, sweetie pie, would you like a peanut? Come here, you want a peanut? There you go. It's the old Johnson place. It's where all those murders happened. Core TV comes out here all the time. They wanna film in there. See, Mr. Johnson was a real monster. He was really chubby, but you can tell he's got babies now, look. There you go. Come here, man, chubby. Here, there you go. Come here, man, I'll throw you one. There you go, Hoss. All right, darling, come here, man, I'll give you another one. There's a little water bowl for everybody. I put this little ladder thing in here that I got off Amazon, like for dollhouses or something. So if a chipmunk's following, they can crawl out. They don't drown. What's up, asshole? Hang on, there you go. Want another one? Can you hear me? Come over here. Hi there. I'll see you later, darling. You be careful. Found this in the backyard. I don't know what it is, but I'm gonna keep it. I'm gonna feed it. I don't need you to tell me why it's here. Why are you here? Are you an assassin? Well, I'm not out in the yard doing all that exciting stuff. I'm over here reading, and these are my Kindles. This is my first Kindle, and it fits in my pocket. It's still small, but it's the old one, so the software in it needs to be updated, and you can't because it's old. And this is the one for the car. This is the one for my backpack for traveling, and this is the one that's always around the house and stuff, and this one is called a Kindle Scribe. And with one of these, what happens is this, you can upload PDFs to it. You know, you can read whatever you want to read, but you can read studies in it, you know? You can have all those things sent over with Send to Kindle, and you can have your books that you read, and you can take them anywhere. And if I update this one, or I, you can do this thing where you sync it right there, bang. And that syncs this one with all my other Kindles. So all those PDFs are on there, whatever book I want to read, that's on there. It's great, I know Chase and Greg make fun of me for reading so much, but I can't get enough of it, because you learn a lot. Anyway, if you get a chance to get a Kindle, get one, they're awesome. They're not that expensive. So anyway, if I'm not reading, then I'm editing. I can do that out here as well, and still keep an eye on the troublemakers. How's that for boring? Hi everyone, hard to believe it's been six years. Just thought I would take a few minutes out of my day and show you what I spend my time on when I have some spare time. Behind me is one of those things, and that's a project I mostly lovingly call Peggy Sue. Some days I don't lovingly call it Peggy Sue. And if you're a car guy, I just cracked the front bump on the transmission, so you know what I'm up to today. If you're not a car guy, I'll walk around and show you the car, see what you think. And I'll also give you bonus points if you in the comments can tell me what kind of a car it is. And just so you know I'm not kidding, there's the transmission. I'll share a little bit more of my other part of my life as I get through this. All right, I told you I would do this and share the second part of my life with you. Here we go. This is really probably should be listed as the first part of my life because I spend more time and money on these guys than I do cars. If the cars were gone, I'd still be okay long as I got these horses. I've had horses since I was about 22 years old and I've had one poor guy dragged all over the country when I was in the army. So at any given time, I've got a whole bunch of horses in here. There's my number one girl. I call her Blue Horse. And then it gives me a hard time about being not too creative for names, but big old Blue Rome mare. Love that mare to death. And we raise a few babies. We spend time around the farm, ride as much as we can. We raise and sell a few babies. But here's what life is. And I'll walk out here and show you our latest. We got a couple of new babies on the ground. When I say new, we got a two week old and a six week old. And they're real fun to play with. We'll see if they'll come to us. But one of the things I love about horses is they are the best body language readers in the world. Cause they have to be because they're prey. If you look, here come two of them. That's Lassie and her baby Goose. Goose is two weeks old. And then if you look, there's the other mama. There right there is Stormy and her wonderful little baby Tuffy. And if he doesn't chew on me, we'll be doing pretty good. Thanks for everything you do. It's really important to me that we have folks that we're trying to give some information and that what we do adds some value for people. As long as that's going on, I'll be real happy to keep this thing going for as long as we can. We really appreciate your six years of support and anything we can do to make it better, please let us know. But thank you so much. I can't tell you how much I value all the people who watch us and all the letters and texts and notes and all the things that we get. And one last picture of a friend I thought you might like. Chester, one of the babies we raised here. He's three. He's one of the kindest little fellas you'll ever meet in your life. Just loves you to death. And he has been a really good one. Again, thanks for everything you've done for us. Thanks for being here. Count your friends. Appreciate you being here and making this thing work for us. We'll be here as long as it makes sense for you and for us to keep giving you information. Thanks. Hey there panelists, Mark here. Six years of the behavior panel. What a tremendous thing to be involved in. You know, I really hope for you that you have something consistent in your life because it can be pretty chaotic at times, but I hope you have something consistent that you can come back to week after week after week that shows up for you and you show up for it. And that for me, that's what the behavior panel has been for the last six years with my great and dear friends, Greg, Scott, Chase. What a great bunch of guys. And you know, one thing that really sticks out in my mind that of course they're showing up week after week after week for you to look at the videos and to dissect the behavior and the intellectual and creative interest with that. It's great. And the guys showing up with me for that, but it's really us showing up for each other, you, us being there week after week, consistently six years to say, look, we'll always gonna try and be here. You try and be there for us. And again, what sticks out in my mind is that moment when Chase a number of years ago now said, hey guys, would you be the groomsman at my wedding? What an incredible honor as a friend. What a great thing to show up with my other friends, you know, Greg and Scott for Chase there. How amazing to be invited to do that. There's no greater honor, I think, than being asked to show up in that kind of way for a friend. So look, we've made great friendships with each other over these six years. We're gonna carry on doing the same as far as I can see. We're always gonna do our very, very best to show up for each other and show up for you around this. I hope you'll show up for us. We love, by the way, seeing the great comments that you make on our videos and on the Facebook page. Of course we get detractors, of course we do. That's okay. That's part of the fun of it. It wouldn't be any fun if it was just all positive. There's some great negative stuff out there as well. But again, none of that really matters, certainly to me, when you have great friends who keep showing up for you. So I wanna keep on doing that for these guys. I know they'll keep on doing that for me. I know you'll keep on showing up for us. So let's keep on doing that in a positive or a negative way. I don't really mind. It's all good. It's all good fun. That's what I'd say. So love you all. And I'll see you on the next episode very, very soon. It's been six years and I can't believe it. And I wanted to take you with me where I'm going today. It's morning, got my coffee. We're at a TV studio here and it's mine. And it's a new thing that I'm working on. And it's a project that's gonna be a whole lot of fun. But six years with the Behavior Panel, let's talk about it. Come on in, after you. So we're here at station one. And I wanted to really thank you for just being with us. Whether you've been with us for a couple of weeks or maybe you're with us for all six years. Let's go upstairs actually. So at the end of the day, the guys in the Behavior Panel and I, Greg, Scott, Mark and I, we film every Tuesday, maybe every Monday sometimes. And it is the best time of my entire week. And we sit there, probably we record like a one hour episode. That episode was us sitting down is like two and a half hours on Zoom just because we're chatting so much and things like that. This is our news anchor. She is getting ready to film the news today. We're doing some test shooting. Big production area here, it's still getting dismantled. And at the end of the day, when we started filming Behavior Panel, I was in my kitchen and I was like organizing furniture in a certain way to make my kitchen look like an office because I didn't have an office. And it was a lot of fun and I was really tight. I wasn't comfortable on camera. Like what are people gonna think about me? I was worried about all kinds of stuff, but it has been one of the coolest things ever. And from Greg, Scott and Mark, I have learned so much. Like a lot of what I do when you see me look off camera on the Behavior Panel, I'm actually taking notes because I'm learning stuff, excuse me for the camera there, from the guys. I've learned so much, not just about body language, but about just the deeper nature of what all this is. And it has been such a journey for these six years. It's been really rewarding. When we first went on Dr. Phil, it was surreal and I didn't know how far this would go. And we were just hanging out last week on Zoom and Greg told us that it was gonna be six years. It blew my mind. I had no concept that it had been six years. It feels just like a couple of years. And those times when we film the Behavior Panel, it's the best time of my week because I'm just hanging out with friends. And it's good that you get to hang out with us too. And it's an honor to have you here as a subscriber. We're gonna keep making videos as long as you like them and as long as it's fun for us. So six years, wow, it's a long time. Thank you for hanging out with us. Thank you for watching the show and I'm so glad that you enjoy it. We'll see you in the next one. All right, fellas. Thanks for another good one and we'll see you next time.