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Hello there, Kelly I am glad that I could help. I will recommend anchoring the legs to a solid hard surface. Otherwise, the set has the tendency to move about, and because the frame is made out of thin hollow tubing, it will twist a little, and damage could occur. Good luck, and enjoy your swing set.

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Also, don't forget the typical slamming that the B737 pilots give you as a departing gift, lol. Yes, but seriously, Anchorage is not a very difficult airport to land, but a challenging airport under certain meteorological conditions, such as winds and crosswinds. Thank you for watching my videos. It is much appreciated.

Just purchase the boots already! You will love them 👍🏻

Hello there, SandraLily. Years ago, you could have gotten the opportunity to travel with your brother on any of his flights. As you know, after the events of September 11th, everything changed forever. Sadly, today, it is impossible to do due to the added "Airline security" criteria. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for stopping by my humble channel and watching my videos. It is much appreciated.

Hello there, TheFisical You don't need to worry about flying as flying today is absolutely safe and routine. Your pilots are professionals, and they will do whatever it takes to ensure your safe travel and especially your future return business, lol. Thank you for watching my videos. I am glad that you enjoyed the bumpy ride.

I know the directions are poor, but I think that the product itself might last longer than two years. Obviously, it all depends on the use and where it is located. I have mine on a deck away from direct contact with the soil or grass. It still looks brand new - at least for now, lol. I will suggest putting the cushion indoors when not in use. I am glad the video served is purpose. Thank you for watching!

@@afreightdogslife Are you a real freight dog?

@jws6076 Yes, I am. Until August 2022, I was a captain on a B747-400 freighter. My wife was diagnosed with cancer on that month, and as you can guess, I decided to leave my job in order to stay at home and help her get better. Today, I teach at FlightSafety International. I am teaching initial and recurrent to pilots who are in the private sector flying Cessna 680 Sovereign jets. I have been flying as a freight dog 90% of my career. Today, I am 62 years old, and for me, the window of 121 flying is quickly coming to an end. I just hope that I can go back to flying before my 65th birthday and be forced to retire.

@@afreightdogslife Your a stand up guy to stay home with your wife. Glad your still in the business. Would of loved an opportunity to fly the 747 just once. I flew freight in C208’s 30 years ago. I used to have a shirt with a Dog hanging out the window of a C208 that said “Freight Dog” on it. I flew corporate in G2s and G4s after that back in the 90s. Capt on an A320 now. Life goes fast and I hope you can get back in the seat like you want. Still a pretty good opportunity right now for jobs so I’m sure you might get your wish.

Absolutely! Even when we don't want to go, we must go. I guess this is when you wish you were a teenager living with your parents once again, lol. MyLuciano, thank you for watching my videos. It is much appreciated.

We love what we do, and we enjoy doing it. The alarm that you hear is the autopilots being disconnected by the flying pilot, as he continued flying the aircraft manually until touchdown. No "Pull Up, Pull Up" on this flight, lol. JollyDeacs, you are too kind, and I thank you for your praises. I am glad that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for "flying" with us!

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I have a friend whose younger brother is a Mounty, I don't personally know him, but apparently, he is loved by the people in his community.

Neither. I had a GoPro, but the batteries were dead. As the really bumpy part started, I wanted to record it, and the only thing I had was a cellphone, so I used it. The flickering screens are due to the cellphone's refreshing rate, not being in cync with the aircraft's electronics. As our eyes see perfectly stable computer generated images on the flat panel displays, the cellphone camera only sees electronic chaos as evidenced here on the video. Finally, yes, it was a very bumpy ride from 7,000 feet down to the surface. Thank you for watching!

Hello there, Justmedabbie I am glad that you enjoyed the scenery! This was the first time for me as well, as this terminal was recently opened, and I didn't travel as much as I used to any longer. Yes, I do believe it is a nice addition to the otherwise typical boring passenger terminal building. Thank you for watching!

Flying mostly at night and doing long hauls have their privileges, lol. Petervoss, thank you for watching!