Answering your Instagram Questions - Why Am I so Butthurt?

Hey guys, thanks for tuning in. It's another Wednesday video. We're inside. It's a rainy day outside. Mr. Scooter, Wilhelmina and myself are hanging out today. Just got back from the doctor's. I want to give you guys a little heads up before this video starts. One of the reasons that the last three trip videos you saw were made from one actual outing was because I've been having some super bad health problems and I haven't been able to get out. I've been laying in bed for over three weeks since the last trip video was taking place. Kind of sucks to talk about and I usually just call it my IBS, but the true fact and The reality is it's my hemorrhoids, it's all connected. So IBS is irritable bowel syndrome, but I've been diagnosed with that just through the process of elimination because I don't have Crohn's, I don't have colitis. I've had scopes and biopsies and all sorts of fun stuff done. And about, what was it, when did we live on Bain? 10, 15? Eight years ago. Eight? I thought it was like 10. Around eight to 10 years ago, probably nine, call it nine i had uh internal hemorrhoid surgery here in the city and uh i was laid up in bed for how long after a couple two months so i just got back right now i i've been having this problem again so it's my IBS it's it's all connected to my butt and i have internal hemorrhoids and i have external hemorrhoids right now and it sucks and maybe you're laughing and whatever if you are when you're older you're gonna understand that this how is how it is and it sucks and and i was shy about it when i first but this has been going on for a good chunk of my life so whatever it is what it is now that's why in videos you've seen me show you my hemorrhoid cream and talk about anti-diarrhea pills in my kits all the time because that's a way of life for me, yeah, so ever since i got back from my last trip i went on my last trip with hemorrhoids starting and i said screw it i need to go do a trip anyway so i went and did the trip came back and i was pretty okay the whole time but i came back and uh it was really bad once i started going to the bathroom once i got home and stuff um so i just got back from the doctors like i've been trying to say and i went to see him last week was trying to talk to this specialist now they're talking about surgery again so if that's the case yeah i don't know you know what i mean like um i don't want to do surgery and i and i said since the last one because it screwed me up so bad um that i would never do it again but it's at the point where it's like what i even the doctor today is like it's not going to go away you know it's getting worse and like i'm doing all the treatments at home will's been checking like apple cider vinegar witch hazel that stuff doing plus i have the cortis Proctosil cortis whatever steroid ointment I put on it and taking steroid medication antibiotics because i thought it was infected and all this stuff so it's just it's a pain in the hole but it sucks like it's a real real thing so i'm going to try my hardest to get out this week tomorrow i might have an opening and I might try to to get out and camp and do my Walmart challenge uh around the house here not not around my house but in the city so that i don't have to sit on my butt and drive nine hours to get somewhere and then camp um but i don't know every day is different like i'm sitting on the couch right now yesterday i couldn't get out of bed i was laying with my feet elevated all day that's why i'm so butthurt joe why are you so butthurt that's why i'm so butthurt so i'm hoping that that's not going to happen i'm hoping it's going to get better i've been i've been doing everything i can to make it just better if it will just subside or go away or just relax for a little bit then i'm not going to get that the surgery and i'm going to continue on and do my um my normal camping stuff because that's what i want to do so when i don't go camping it bums me out big time i get a little like uh wanderlust kind of feeling um but it does a lot more than that you guys don't get to watch videos and not just that i get i become not relevant you know what i mean youtube stops stops promoting my thing myself and this is my livelihood take care of my wife i take care of my daughter emerald and now we have a little baby in there a little Liam for sure, um that's all depend on me, you know what I mean, this is my job so it really is just kind of waiting and seeing what happens, and hoping and praying that I can get out Okay, so this is a question and answer video, believe it or not after that 15 minute ramble of butt problems, I hope YouTube doesn't demonetize this video now, because that's how silly they are, but okay, I asked you guys questions on Instagram for those of you who don't know, I have an Instagram handle, JoeRobinAtBushcraft at JoeRobinAtBushcraft, and I asked, I said I do a question and answer video this Wednesday, it's Tuesday today and I got about 300, let's see two or two or 300 questions in a few days on Instagram so that's pretty good 230 questions so i don't know if i'll go through all of them but we'll read some of them thank you guys for asking the questions uh helps me make this video first question is not a question at all it comes from JB Rogan says no question just tell us all about your beautiful boy Scout please oh Scout Scout is a 10 year old doggo. Got him up in Sault Ste. Marie. We have a lot of info coming about him actually. Pretty soon we are going to do a video testing his DNA. Figuring out exactly what kind of dog he is. Scout's been with us his whole entire life. Since 8 weeks. 6 weeks? 7. Right around in there. And yeah, he's a good boy. He's a good boy. We're not sure what he is. Maybe Belgian Malinois mix with German Shepherd. I've heard lots of different things But like I said very soon we already did the test and we sent it away So we're gonna have a video doing it all pretty cool. Lots more info. Let's go coming up Blackie de Nova 3 How does it feel to make a profit off of what you do by the way? I love your videos Well, thank you very much Blackie de Nova. It feels good. It feels good to be able to support my family well and do it doing something I like to do they say if you do something you don't love you never work a day in your life that's not true but it's uh it's amazing I don't have to work a nine-to-five and I'm extremely grateful for that, feels good in between all these questions I have a lot of people, a lot of comments saying hope you feel better and I appreciate that, thank you. What made me so, Robert Wallace, what made you so inspired by bushcraft, man, living in the city you know what I mean not really having access to any of that kind of thing, not having a dad to really show me so it was really just left to I really had no idea. Once I started watching shows like, right, what even before that Anne of Green Gables and like I don't know if the Americans know what that is but like Little House on the Prairie, Grizzly Adams, things like that, shows, movies like that. Fred Penner, when he was crawling through his log. Oh, Fred Penner's the best. Just things that made me notice nature, and then later on, Survivor Man, like Will Singh, and Ray Mears, Mors Kochanski, things like that, just... They got you really passionate about the whole thing. About bushcraft in general, right, like going out with a little bit of gear, and know it having some some knowledge to be able to be comfortable while you're out there yeah that was my main thing but Riff 1983 what's it like to know you have fans all over the world ah it's surreal i don't even really understand it to be honest with you still it's it's uh every time anybody says hey joe notices me or whatever took a bath we were in uh we were in uh Memorial Garden Yeah we were Actually, at the beginning of our trip, or no, yeah, was it the middle? I can't do that. I can't continue to do that. It was like the middle of our trip when we were getting the canoe at the one spot and we had that guy come up to us and he was from UK somewhere or Australia or something and he was like just so excited to see you. And then at the end of our trip we were at the other entrance returning to the canoe and we had that girl come up to us who was like... Yeah, that's the girl that I got the idea to do the dog, it's called Embark, the dog DNA kit. I saw her do it on her dog, and I asked her about it on Facebook. Yeah, yeah, she's a super nice girl. Yeah, we talked to her for a while. She was super excited. It's almost like, I don't even know the word for it, when you think when people just recognize you, it's like, but I'm nobody. Yeah, it's surreal, for real. I don't, I'm taken back every single time. And I live, where I live, nobody recognizes me because we're so like urban. It's not like that. So whenever I leave the city, I go camping without them. Don't say nobody. We broke for dinner that one night, and that guy kept looking over. And he was like, are you Joe? Again, lots of well wishes. Thanks, guys. Blackbeard's Workshop. Glad to hear you're feeling better. I'm taking a Boundary Waters trip with three others this summer. Any favorite meals worth sharing for groups? You know what? But in all honesty, I'm not really the guy to ask for like group meal stuff. Whenever, if you, like, you see my videos, if I go with people, we all kind of cook our own. Because it's all minimalist, right? Like, we don't really, um. It's like dehydrated noodles. Exactly. We're not like gourmet kind of people, really. Even though you can make some good gourmet dehydrated stuff. My favorites would be like a dehydrated chili, which Will makes. What do you put in that chili real quick? ground beef usually some green peppers mushrooms spices and sauce so yeah it's pretty simple but it's still oh and I'm making banana bread yeah it's a good chili or I like a spaghetti and I'll do I'll cook the spaghetti noodles I'll cook the spaghetti sauce and everything and have it all ready together and I'll mix it all up together and then dehydrate like that a lot of people like you're silly for doing the spaghetti noodles that way but it's it's the way I I prefer to do it because then I know everything's ready at the same time super easy. It's just leftovers It's literally leftovers dehydrated Ah Yeah, those are my two also like a quinoa salad chicken quinoa stir-fry It'll be good, but with the chicken you have to in my experience you have to cut it super thin dice it, dice that chicken bro freeze dry five when you are on a camping trip or just chillin in the woods What do you sometimes ask yourself? What the hell am I doing here? Ah? Uh, no, not really. Like, I go out there, whenever I used to go out, like, when I lived in Sault Ste. Marie and stuff, like, it was, like, it was to explore, it was to learn about what I didn't know about, because I wasn't from there, it was to take scouts, and that's always been my big excuse or reason to have a dog, right? just because now I get to go to the woods, you know, I'm going to have a complete legit reason for being here, but now it's my job, you know what I mean, and I go there to enjoy nature, I go there to do my job, I go there to work, excuse me, but it's always good having a dog with you, it's always more enjoyable, it's a reason, people don't really ask, like, what are you doing in the woods, bro, but have a dog, it's like a free pass, right, like a bike, like riding a bike, nobody's mass and sharp mason sharp how did you become so successful, I... that's uh relative, I don't I'm doing good now, it's taken a long time, it's taken 10 years or so, you know, I mean like it was uh, it's not just a hobby at first, just something fun to do, it just turned into this, yeah I'm not the guy to uh really take advice or direction from, it kind of it took a lot longer than it should have, and I'm learning as I go, just I did what I loved and I kept at it and I, even when I got like that, it's like that it's like that Chumbawamba song that tub thumping you get knocked down but then you get up again, never gonna keep you down, like I screwed up big time on my own, man, like I was a laughingstock of everyone, this is my genre this is what I was doing for a long time and it really was a tough blow but I didn't let that stop me and I didn't let the people who said I should stop stop me and I just came back stronger than ever, I actually have a video stating like I'm gonna come back and I'm gonna be on the top and stuff and I did that, it took me about a year or two, last year was my most lucrative year, 2017 was my year, I grew the most and I had the most success and biggest videos of my YouTube uh time, I would just say uh stick with it if you want to be successful at something, stick with whatever you're doing, um regardless of if people regardless of if there's naysayers telling you you should stop or that you're not going to do it or anything like that if you really enjoy it or have a passion for something stick with it try your best try your best this is a story all about me says can you do a trip somewhere with no trees. I would love that. Sometimes here in Scotland, there's a lot of places with no trees at all, which means no firewood, no places for tarps. It would be nice to see how you survive in that situation. Yeah, I would absolutely love to. I think the closest I've been to that is like Dolly Sods in West Virginia, right? Kyle and I went, and I used a freestanding tent, and we did have firewood though, but it was scarce, and we did use uh, gas stoves, or, um, yeah, little gas stoves we made. Yeah, I would love that. Scotland is on my list. 100%. We were talking about that this morning when we were watching that video in the desert. Yes, exactly. Exactly. Lucas Jackson says, what was your first time camping? Uh, that was probably with my mom when I was really young. She probably took me around here to, like, uh, the Pinery or something like that, car camping. What was the first beer I drank? Probably something, like, Canadian or, like, blue or something. Something I'm not too decent. Or poor. All right, Stephanie Wisely, this is a question for you, Will. My question is, how is your wife feeling with her pregnancy? I hope you start getting back to feeling like your old self soon. Well, it was rough in the beginning. Morning sickness was way worse this round than it was with Emerald. So Joey's convinced it's a boy. I'm starting to feel better, though. Morning sickness is easing. I can actually eat. With Emerald, I couldn't even be in the house when Joey was cooking meat. I could not stand the smell of meat. And all this baby wants is meat. Good boy. Thank you, Stephanie, for your question. Alex says, three weeks flat from IBS, sure that wasn't E. coli or salmonella. Nope, it's my hemorrhoids, like I said earlier. But like I said, I didn't really want to... We have gotten into that before. E. coli? No, not the E. coli, the giardia. Giardia, for sure. weren't sure at first if it was an IBS attack and it ended up being giardia. Yeah. Suck Knuckle Smokers. It's hard to tell in your videos but do you let your steaks rest a little after cooking them? Yes, I do and I've been overcooking them, I'm not on purpose, but it's hard to film and do everything and get your steak done and everything. It's hard. It's hard. It's hard. No, I try to. I try to let them rest. But then again, also, sometimes when it's outside, it's like in the middle of the winter time, it gets a little chilly. Yeah. But thank you, Suck Knuckle Smokers, check those guys out. Suck Knuckle Smokers, I think they're from Australia. Kieran Breyer, question. What knife do you recommend for a beginner and where can you purchase fire steels? I would recommend a Mora, especially if you want to spend about $100, I believe, a Mora Garberg. But if you want to spend less, like a Mora Garberg or Clipper or even the Bushcraft Black, I believe it was around $60, if I'm not mistaken. They all come with sheaths. And I started with Moras, I had three Moras, remember that? Yeah. had three Moras for years and uh working by firesteels firesteel.com firesteel.com is where i would recommend you buy firesteels from i love their uh their stuff they have a different like when you spark it it's like a glob right as opposed to like the swedish steel which is a shower which is good too but i prefer the glob Jordan Cook 89 do you prefer one person or two person tents on a backpacking or a canoe trip uh one person i have my Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1 that I use all the time and me and Will couldn't get in there at the same time. So whenever Will and I have gone in the past, which has only been a few times canoeing, camping, and just each other, we used tarps in the spring time or the fall. Remember in the Boundary Lakes there when the ticks were around? We went to Michigan and Will's like deathly afraid of bugs and ticks especially. Like who's not? Ticks suck. Ticks suck. Yeah, woke up with them on us. And I promise there wouldn't be any. There's a nice video of me going, because there was a few in my ankles. What were you doing? Yeah, I like a one-person tent, though. That would be weird. Rhiannon and Brittany, do you ever have IBS flare-ups when you're out in nature or camping? If so, how do you deal with it? No, I've never once. I've been, when you're out there, I don't know if it's... I think you're burning so much when you're out there that the food digests so much better when you're at home in your daily life well i'm so active i'm not yeah exactly and i'm drinking a ton of water when i'm out there i'm eating healthy foods only when i'm out there too like dehydrated meals you know man a lot of bulk a lot of fiber a lot of protein um yeah no the one time i came back from Dolly actually from Dolly Saws with kyle my uh i we had to stop and and i had it i guess flare up on the way back after that's what it was we eat mcdonald's in in west virginia And on the way back, I had this really bad flare-up and a super bad diarrhea and everything. I was literally, like, crying, like, fetal position in Kyle's truck. It was rough, man. Yeah. It still makes fun of me for it. But no, not out in the natures. I'm normally pretty solid. Yeah. It's hard to be that active here in your normal day-to-day life that you are out there. You just, your body's working constantly up there. I think it makes your digestive system just that much better because it's constantly digesting the food and using it and burning it maybe it is hard to be active here there's nothing around really we go for walks uh Piotr one two three g oh says are you planning to do a meetup with fans i did a camp out with a fan um maybe maybe a little near future and do like a bigger meetup If you, Logan Williams, if you could go for a week anywhere where would you go? Hmm, I don't know, maybe leave one of those places like Scotland or even like a cool place in like, like Norway, yeah, I've said Norway before too, oh maybe yeah, those all those places or even in like the Oregon or Washington forests where it's like all super mossy and green, Melissioner 420 Here's a question. Do you think a small axe is an overrated item and that a larger folding saw is much lighter to carry it more efficient No, I don't think a small axe is overrated at all. I think they both have their place for sure something like a Why is my focus down there a solid so he saw like a big boy or a Gomboy or something, it's worth their weight for sure they're a fantastic saw, but I think even paired up there it's a better thing. I don't think it's overrated at all though, like a little like 19 inch hatchet or unless you're talking about like, uh, like a Gränsfors mini, then yes I would say that's overrated or something along those like tiny little belt hatchets that are only like, I don't know, 10, 13 inches those are a bit on the small side from my opinion, like you can't really do too much work with those other than like carving maybe splitting some small wood, you can take trees down obviously but it's a lot more work and in that case the folding saw would be more efficient in my opinion DH Smith 1212 what scouts middle name Magoos Alexis outdoors question would you be willing to share some tips for your success for brand new YouTubers like myself thanks and feel better yeah um honestly man it's it depends on what genre you're going into like our genre is completely different than the normal like PewDiePie, H3H3, even, you know what I'm trying to say though. You need to be yourself. You need to not put on a front to begin with because you're not going to be able to keep that up. Be goofy if you are goofy. That's the kind of thing you want to go for. Just going to check the bread. You have to be yourself, like I was saying. Be original too. You don't want to copy. You don't want to be doing things that other people haven't been doing for a long time or be boring really. It's a good idea to have all of your social media stuff. linked and like the pictures to be the same like the profile picture or your banner to be all the same just like to have a brand to build a brand yeah just I don't know man the biggest thing honestly is just to be yourself it right so yeah I wouldn't matter and then it's your personality to like it it doesn't matter what you're doing it doesn't matter if your hobby is golf or bushcraft or cars you know what i mean just let your personality come through i'm not saying that you have to be an over-the-top personality let your personality come through in the video that's why i spend so much time talking you know what i mean and just like doing little things like it's just like i'm trying to make people feel like i'm like they're out there with me and i think that's what a lot of people pick up on john greg 95 my question is any tips for my first solo big trip yep have like a good safety kit have a bailout plan or like a spot system if you're in deep or something like that tell people where you are tell people where you're going to be your plan maybe even leave a note in your car or on your dash have fun you know i mean bring the stuff that you're going to have be comfortable with and have fun with don't be afraid to bail if you're not having fun don't be afraid to bail if you're if you're hurt or or worried about getting rained down or whatever you know I mean you don't want your first big solo trip to be a bad experience at the same time I say that try to push push past the dog's tail in camera try to push past the rain try to push past the bad stuff because after that it's a million times better and you have so much more pride and more an accomplishment yep type b fun it's check out my five days solo camping in algonquin from last may for what i'm talking about and that trip was rough and that's one of my most memorable trips i've ever done i i would not change a thing now back then change every feel good josh what's the story behind scout what what's some of the most memorable moments you have with him i have a couple videos talking about him and we're going to do some more a little bit but one of the most memorable moments i have i wasn't even there he saved my wife and kid from a rogue american bulldog attack uh took a bunch of damage to his face and uh yeah saved my daughter for sure so that's the big one but more to come on Scout Tempered Resolve dude it kills me watching you sit in your camp chair with your feet dangling please saw a few inches off the bottom of the legs and make the world makes a world difference a lot less pain yeah and he says merely suggestion i hear you man, you know what, if I was set up there for any amount of time, 100% would, I was just there overnight, you know, it's no big deal, I was in and out, when I'm there, I'm not really sitting down, I'm bouncing around, filming, and getting different things, playing with dogs, so what you saw me have said, what you saw of me sitting in the chair was probably the amount of time that I actually did sit in the chair, but thank you, I agree, you're right, Alex McCurdy 53, what's your preferred trail oil quotations liquor or parentheses liquor to enjoy during trips other than Great Lakes to saw the city craft beers lol I like a good scotch like a Lagavulin is really nice but I don't really bring that lot so I would say my most thing I bring all the time is Forty Creek, she got that wrong, I used to bring rum, always. Yes, it was always Sailor Jerry or Captain Morgan. Captain Morgan. Spiced rum. Sailor Jerry. Sailor Jerry, try that out, boys. That was always your go-to. But now it's Forty Creek Whiskey, probably the Copper Pot. But again, like, I haven't drank beer since that last trip. Yep. I'm not trying to drink. I'm not trying to mess myself up anymore. I was so good. I was good for like a year. I felt like I was iron. Get well, Joe. So, how old were you when you started bushcrafting and camping for Woodsman Outdoors? Ah, early teenager. Reese. Reese says 87. Make sure it's IBS and not Crohn's. Sincerely due to Crohn's. Thank you. I have, for sure. A major concern. I'm always, always worried that they might have missed something because his symptoms get so severe. Dom, 19. Have you ever done mountain climbing? What's the most notable mountain you've ever climbed or would like to climb? No, I have not. I'd like to start small. Maybe do something with Kyle. i'm not really sure of any um what do you call it no he's in Sacramento we could see it from where we were so maybe that one that answered your question no i've never done but i would like to i'd like to try there's a lot of things i'd like to try outdoors still i haven't done much guys i haven't done much tommy bradley 21 what is your profession other than youtube or before youtube oh i did a few things uh youtube is my profession now i worked at a bunch of retail stores when I was young. I worked at Canadian Tire, Tim Hortons. I managed two pet stores. I was at the University, that was the best job I ever had. I worked at the University of Windsor under GLER, which is the Great Lakes Institute for Environmental Research. So I ran the lab. I did mercury and PCB and toxin extractions from fish, from clams, from otter scat, bear blood, snapping turtle eggs, all sorts of fish, like every fish you can imagine. Right, yeah, I ran the boat too, I piloted the boat, I was the captain, El Capitan. We would put gill nets out, legally, this was for science, it was all in the name of science, put gill nets out, catch fish, bring them back, we would also do ponar, which is like sending down a big claw manually with a rope excuse me it gets down to the bottom of the river or the lake you pull the rope taut and then this pin shoots out and then the claw clamps whatever's under there sometimes the substrate would have been like sand or sometimes it was straight rock sometimes it was gravel sometimes it was zebra mussels sometimes it was muck sometimes it was uh a mix of like seaweed and muck and sand and like stanky stanky methane like one time i pulled a sawed-off shotgun out of the river so that was pretty crazy right up the Detroit uh side yeah all those things um I worked my butt off as support well no you worked too we all we both worked yeah we both worked sometimes we took turns working but uh one was laid off or um but yeah we always both worked ever since we got out of school up until two years ago or so yeah two years he's outdoors what yeah this is a third year yeah he's outdoors my buddy you guys check out Hayes Outdoors on youtube and instagram oh is that right let's go didn't like that uh thanks for your recent question on my video mate my question is to you he says this my question to you is who are your top five bushcraft camping channels ones that you actually watch peace out sunshine and then underneath it. He says, yeah, I liked my own comment. What? Well, yours, for one. I like yours, Hayes Outdoors. I like Bryce Newbold. I like Scramble Dough. I like, oh, what was I watching today? Oh, Coyote Works. Will and I were watching, I've been watching that for the past couple of days, actually, because I've been laid up. So I got a newer Jeep recently and, oh, I've been kind of wanting to do, like, this overland camping kind of thing, uh, so this guy, Coyote Works, I think he's buddies with Primal Outdoors, who is also on YouTube and Instagram, um, they do overland camping on their Jeeps and whatever, uh, the other one, the other guy has, really cool, really, really cool stuff, Shotwell, what, oh, Shotwell, very watchable, he went on, like, a nine day, three state, uh, trip with his jeep just freaking cool man he's got what rubicon or something really really nice um yeah those are the ones like i like non-conventional stuff i to be honest with you like the goofier the better for me right now i'm not trying to sit down and watch like skill videos or like i don't know stuff like that what i do also like is like oh clint clint's old my buddy like he hasn't put out a video in forever is old outdoors um he'll go and do like a seven or eight day trip in his canoe with like five dogs just sort of behind him just shooting birds to eat and stuff really cool i like stuff like that like adventure stuff i actually literally just watched yesterday because i'm planning something for myself um lilies canadian uh wilderness adventures stuff like that more more like living out there um for extended period of time which which i want to do i want to do that soon kent survival i've been watching him too kent survival maybe it's small channel all these these are all small channels all smaller channels but interesting yeah that's why because i just haven't seen them they're interesting they're they're they're different however reach grass 27 have you ever been spooked in the bush get well what i'm gonna make another you and doug yeah doug and i got spooked with the tent thing his stupid tent we did like a however long eight day trip seven day trip end of the trip great time freaking sitting around reflecting just got dark like 20 feet away we hear this like sorry scope but louder like just so loud it it sounded like like wood like wood hitting wood and uh just one and we were like oh man is that Sam Squanch what's going on but we found out in the morning his tent pole had broken and it slapped the fly with like super torque it just yeah crazy what amount of days is my longest camping trip ever. Probably nine. I think nine days. I'd like to beat that this year. That's from Chili Factor. Alright guys, sorry about that. My mommy called. Will's talking to her now. So that's going to wrap up the video. I think I've rambled on long enough. Thanks to everyone who sent in questions. Sorry to the people who I didn't answer. That will be for the next video. Those questions will still be on my Instagram, so I'll be able to pull them up no problem. If you guys want to follow me on Instagram, it's Joe at Joe Robinette Bushcraft If you want to follow me, if you want to sub here, I would appreciate that. Hit the bell notification so you get notified when I put out a video. Hope you enjoyed the video. Hopefully you're still around listening to it. I'm really going to try to get out tomorrow to shoot the Walmart Overnighter, so I'll have that up for Friday. Wish me luck, guys. Thanks a lot. I'll see you soon. Bye-bye.