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Very good presentation, your background is like "gold" for this Cold War 11B4V. An unspoken reality for civilian minutemen (that I may have missed in the video) is this: civilian tactics, techniques, & procedures will differ greatly from military TTPs because there probably-wont be a push package, a supply-chain, SINCGARs, and a host of taxpayer funded equipment, ammo, & arms. There probably won't be a bunch of Tabbed, RIP, or ROP grads ready to take the point either. Tactics like a 4 man stack plowing through a door doesn't seem very cool any more when there aren't any replacements. No artillery support, no MEDEVAC, & no CAS. TRANSPO might be on a turnip truck. My load plan is 99% of yours; I'll make some changes & ruck more. This video goes a long way in supporting this reality Thanks.
@@asphal.t I don’t know if you are joking about going home afterwards and I don’t know if I agree with that view point but what I do know is that joke was F’ing gold.
My jaw dropped when you pulled out a second pair of blue jeans from your ruck. It's so brilliant i dont know why i never thought of it, overt vs covert blue jeans. Please let me know where to buy covert blue jeans, all of mine are the overt variety. Or maybe there covert... Regardless please let me know where i can buy both.
I have tan wrangler cowboy cut jeans that I think would would give you slightly more concealment than bright blue jeans but if you downgrade gear and go to a t-shirt and work boots, you look blue collar. Rock them with a camo top and your golden.
Dirty Civilian is a CZcams channel. They've posted a lot of excellent tactical, preparedness, and self sufficiency minded material. Definitely worth looking into.
*sigh* I've been so hesitant to go over my sustainment load because I feel like it's either such a standardized thing it doesn't bear talking about, or it's geared toward situations so remotely likely that it doesn't matter much. But I think I might just have to do one specific toward a swampy/wet environment. Also, I carry a load of civilian clothes in my setup as well. So if I post a video, don't say I stole the idea lol.
ALICE pack with upgraded straps, if needed, for those more budget minded would be my only point. I personally have a tactical tailor MALICE from 2008. But I still have love for the OG ALICE and now that money matters to me I wouldn't drop crazy money.
Hey you look like a Giga Chad so suggestions are only that. I have a Food Saver vacuum packer. Ammo neatly stacked and vacuumed sealed is compact and silent. Just thoughts. Oh and its protected from moisture.
After watching his videos i see the importance of wearing blue jeans to blend into being a civillian if you need to drop gear. I have wrangler tan jeans that work really well instead of blue and will use a multicam, DCU, or desert marpat camo top to give me slightly more concealment than bright blue jeans out in the desert. Its easy to tell they are jeans if you are spotted and don't look tactical or like cargo pants
I do like the idea of staying ready to switch into covert mode for the prepared minuteman. I think its better to integrate an appendix holster into my full kit than it is to carry a redundant sidearm and holster in my backpack, though. A 60 pound ruck is getting a little crazy, and eliminating that second pistol is an easy place to reduce weight.
I was in a different army, but we have a smaller backpack with core essentials (YMMV) that we strap onto the larger one. Mission essentials and whatever you need to survive for 24-48 hours. If you walk into a heavy contact, or need to E&E. Grab the smaller backpack and hual ass. Be mindful that it was issued gear. But if you carry a heavy ruck, make a plan for what you can and can not ditch. And an effective way to do it.
Bravo , you actually said what t 2nd ammendment was supposed to mean "stopping tyrants" if things get any worse,i believe we might have to arm up and do that very thing 😉
For anyone who insists on running a gun belt and has the inner and outer Velcro bands, I put my inner band on as my pants belt and then throw the outer band in my ruck sack near the top. It makes patrolling and follow on missions so much easier in my opinion.
Good video. Important point of emphasis is that this 65ish lb ruck is for the individual. Factor in a team, squad or higher, you bring in special equipment, crew serve weapon and mortar ammunition, larger more capable radios and when things get really fun anti-armor weapons. I'm sure drone operators have a chonky protective case. The final weight could be described as a "significant emotional event" for the uninitiated. Don't skip leg day.
Speaking to the weight, my ruck in OSUT was not allowed to be under 65lbs- and we were not given any ammo. It’s extremely easy for a soldier to accrue weight when planning to operate for prolonged periods through variable climate/weather patterns. Sleep system, ECWCS, water, couple MREs, all this stuff adds ounces and ounces make pounds. Shave weight when and where you can but also come to terms with heavy weights.
Way too much gear. It'll slow you down when trying to flee the area. And even if you dump your gear, now your enemies have more supplies and all of that effort in putting into setting up your gear was all for nothing. Take only what is really necessary. 1. 3 day rations 2. Camelbak & 1qt cateen 3. Rain Poncho 4. Jungle & Mylar blanket 5. Trauma kit w/ meds 6. Gas mask w/ 2 filters 7. Water filter & tables 8. Climbing robe 9. Military E-Tool 10. Weapon cleaning kit 11. (2) Flares 12. (2) Glow Sticks 13. Hygiene kit 14. Utility/survival Kit As for weapons. Well, that's up to the minuteman. "The more you know, the less you need."
I do the same bivy woobie set up i also live in NC, near wilmington so like you said it doesnt get cold enough here to need heavy winter gear. Jan and feb are the coldest months and it rarely gets below freezing. Light a fire and youll stay warm
Would be wise to learn and implement ultra-light camping gear/techniques. Not accounting for ammunition, weapon, and water, you can get a 5 day loadout to around 20lbs.
Your wet weather gear is buried. When the ruck is nearly full stuff the jacket on one side and the pants on the other with a leg and arm available to pull out easily. You don't want everything getting wet just to access hard shells. Also, all warm weather gear at the bottom should be in a heavy duty garbage bag. If that gear gets wet you're at risk of hypothermia.
also one thing i noticed you were missing or didnt mention was a dry bag or large ziplocs to carry water from a creek or river to a base camp for your group
I wonder how your opinion would change if you paid the $520.00 for the Ruck. I have decision paralysis when it comes to pulling the trigger on a non-milsurp Ruck. It's hard to talk myself into paying $400-$600 on nylon, that I can't put my hands on prior to purchase.
Just missing the carton of Kools and 12 pack of white monsters stuffed inside a trash bag. But seriously, pack sugar free energy drinks kids, when one inevitably explodes in your ruck the bugs wont be as horny to get all up in your stuff.
Hey man, why do you put heavy up top? heavy usually goes in the middle of the pack closest to your back, with midweight on the bottom and lighter items up top and lightest items in the middle further from your back. Thanks for the video.
Serious question: how often do you guys really have to screw down something? I went on multiple week long hikes as well as one or 2 days of hunting trips and i never needed to screw down anything. Also if the idea is to do ambush why not something like a entrenching tool if you need to prepare your position? And last: Maybe do a Minuteman "sports routine". That kit is heavy so why not share some basic ideas to stay in shape.
Tools are needed for configuring your equipment, and experimenting on the range. In combat, you can leave your tools behind. Just tighten the screws on your weapon, optics, NODs, helmet mount, etc., before beginning your patrol.
@@BlueJeanOperator That makes sense. As a former tanker I would have my pistol in either my tanker holster or TA-50/LBV (kind of dating myself), but your comment on rucking with a gun belt definitely makes sense.
Heavier stuff towards the top and ALSO closer to your back, the worst place to place weight is all the way down and to the outside of your ruck. It basically is pulling you down and backwards constantly.
I have an ACH as my helmet, great protection. I do have a huge problem with wearing ears while using it though; it just annihilates my head and gives me a headache. Any recommendations to get that sorted?
The one thing you didn’t explain is what a sustainment load IS. It’s to keep you functional in the field for a few days. All these suggestions about what else you could carry miss this point. It’s not an existence load.
Hold on hold on... you've got 2 combat loads worth of ammo but no UpLula speed loader? How are you gonna reload, fast? Also I didn't see any binoculars; ALWAYS carry binocs or spotting scope b/c you must see the bad guys before they see you. Happy hunting!
@@kerbalairforce8802a jug of black powder or smokeless powder with pipe or bottles and fuse laying around could be useful for those low buck civilian options
No comment expresses my amazement at the crap on this video.....Endex. Helen and Katarin Juska-Law, with Stella and Terri with Robyn. Eastern UK flatlands.
Big thanks to Arrowhead Tactical Apparel for sponsoring today's video!
Go grab yourself some excellent athletic apparel tailor made for concealed carry!
bit.ly/492u1pf
Get some ammo from Badlands Munitions Co.
Use code BLUEJEAN for a discount there. Helps out the channel!
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Ok
If you end up in another country. Do not wear blue jeans. In fact. Do not wear jeans. Central and south america. You are going to be a target.
were did you got your dbu shirt m81 with the pockets on the shoulders ?
Good video, im such a bag whore. Alot of good ideas thanks
Very good presentation, your background is like "gold" for this Cold War 11B4V.
An unspoken reality for civilian minutemen (that I may have missed in the video) is this: civilian tactics, techniques, & procedures will differ greatly from military TTPs because there probably-wont be a push package, a supply-chain, SINCGARs, and a host of taxpayer funded equipment, ammo, & arms. There probably won't be a bunch of Tabbed, RIP, or ROP grads ready to take the point either. Tactics like a 4 man stack plowing through a door doesn't seem very cool any more when there aren't any replacements. No artillery support, no MEDEVAC, & no CAS. TRANSPO might be on a turnip truck.
My load plan is 99% of yours; I'll make some changes & ruck more.
This video goes a long way in supporting this reality
Thanks.
Shidd….I forgot baby wipes.
Naw bro just use leaves to wipe ur butt. That's old skool way 🤣🤣
swamp ass incoming
It's a necessity to prevent Jock itch and other fungal infections
Baby wipes are the precious currency while out in the 💩
LOL
Perfect for when another settlement needs our help, here I'll mark it on your map.
Where is the T45 Power Armor? Works well against raiders
T-60 if ya ain’t broke
@@away8886Enclave here, where’s your X01 power armor
@@ErmEnclavehere Abernathy Farm here y’all got power armor?!
@@ErmEnclavehere Me no have
I just turn myself into a supermutant
No, battle belt with 20 pistol mag pouches. Why would you need sustainment? Just go home after the battle
There’s no home to go to.
@asphal.t so real king ♡
You missed the part where there is no home in this scenario...
@@seanjarvis1316 no home-o
@@asphal.t I don’t know if you are joking about going home afterwards and I don’t know if I agree with that view point but what I do know is that joke was F’ing gold.
My jaw dropped when you pulled out a second pair of blue jeans from your ruck. It's so brilliant i dont know why i never thought of it, overt vs covert blue jeans. Please let me know where to buy covert blue jeans, all of mine are the overt variety. Or maybe there covert... Regardless please let me know where i can buy both.
I have tan wrangler cowboy cut jeans that I think would would give you slightly more concealment than bright blue jeans but if you downgrade gear and go to a t-shirt and work boots, you look blue collar. Rock them with a camo top and your golden.
Awwww yisss. Minutemen were my favorite to use in Age of Empires.
It's Mary Poppins, yall!
@@handroids1981 come look in my bag, I have some treats.
For storing ammo in my ruck I use a bandolier that holds 12 mags
sounds useful
I use that too, just like the guys in Vietnam.
Same but mine only holds 6
@@lithium1770 Yes, it does, Doesn't it.
What bandolier holds 12? Or do you have two 6 mag bandoliers
I’ve been searching more info on the armed preparedness for SHTF and you’ve been very informative with the dirty civilian and Minutemen content.
Dirty?
@@USpatriot741776 first time hearing the word dirty civilian, buddy? Google it.
@@USpatriot741776look up the definition if you’re clueless.
Dirty Civilian is a CZcams channel. They've posted a lot of excellent tactical, preparedness, and self sufficiency minded material. Definitely worth looking into.
@@climbermatt556 dirty civilian is a derogatory term, well at least it use to be.
*sigh* I've been so hesitant to go over my sustainment load because I feel like it's either such a standardized thing it doesn't bear talking about, or it's geared toward situations so remotely likely that it doesn't matter much. But I think I might just have to do one specific toward a swampy/wet environment. Also, I carry a load of civilian clothes in my setup as well. So if I post a video, don't say I stole the idea lol.
Pemican and hard tack is the ultimate irregular forces ration.
Excellent video brother, I've been looking for a ruck pack and the Crossfire looks like a winner.
ALICE pack with upgraded straps, if needed, for those more budget minded would be my only point. I personally have a tactical tailor MALICE from 2008. But I still have love for the OG ALICE and now that money matters to me I wouldn't drop crazy money.
Hey you look like a Giga Chad so suggestions are only that. I have a Food Saver vacuum packer. Ammo neatly stacked and vacuumed sealed is compact and silent. Just thoughts. Oh and its protected from moisture.
Garbage bags and ziplock bags gang
After watching his videos i see the importance of wearing blue jeans to blend into being a civillian if you need to drop gear. I have wrangler tan jeans that work really well instead of blue and will use a multicam, DCU, or desert marpat camo top to give me slightly more concealment than bright blue jeans out in the desert. Its easy to tell they are jeans if you are spotted and don't look tactical or like cargo pants
Much Better Presentation
Way more Important Discussion
Great Examples
Good Work
Thank You
I do like the idea of staying ready to switch into covert mode for the prepared minuteman. I think its better to integrate an appendix holster into my full kit than it is to carry a redundant sidearm and holster in my backpack, though. A 60 pound ruck is getting a little crazy, and eliminating that second pistol is an easy place to reduce weight.
I was in a different army, but we have a smaller backpack with core essentials (YMMV) that we strap onto the larger one.
Mission essentials and whatever you need to survive for 24-48 hours.
If you walk into a heavy contact, or need to E&E. Grab the smaller backpack and hual ass.
Be mindful that it was issued gear.
But if you carry a heavy ruck, make a plan for what you can and can not ditch. And an effective way to do it.
you mean like the old FILBE?
@@BoomerChimichanga don't know what the FILBE is. We just call it "strids sekk" or "flukt sekk".
@@MrKakemann1 not "fluking yuge"?
@BoomerChimichanga maybe if it translates into "escape pack".
"We have a settlement in need of your help. Here I marked it on your map."
I know I'm 3 months late but that's an amazing comment
Bravo , you actually said what t 2nd ammendment was supposed to mean "stopping tyrants" if things get any worse,i believe we might have to arm up and do that very thing 😉
For anyone who insists on running a gun belt and has the inner and outer Velcro bands, I put my inner band on as my pants belt and then throw the outer band in my ruck sack near the top. It makes patrolling and follow on missions so much easier in my opinion.
Who isn’t doing that
It’s supposed to be worn that way lol
@@AppalachianAlex you’d be surprised
"Sustainment load for multi day minuteman patrol"
irl insurgents: *laughs in caches*
Good video. Important point of emphasis is that this 65ish lb ruck is for the individual. Factor in a team, squad or higher, you bring in special equipment, crew serve weapon and mortar ammunition, larger more capable radios and when things get really fun anti-armor weapons. I'm sure drone operators have a chonky protective case. The final weight could be described as a "significant emotional event" for the uninitiated. Don't skip leg day.
Bro is forgetting we don’t have crew served weapons- mortar ammo in my stache would be a dream
seems like a sack of loose rounds is pretty loud. Seems like a battle pack, even a homemade one, would be an improvement.
Speaking to the weight, my ruck in OSUT was not allowed to be under 65lbs- and we were not given any ammo. It’s extremely easy for a soldier to accrue weight when planning to operate for prolonged periods through variable climate/weather patterns. Sleep system, ECWCS, water, couple MREs, all this stuff adds ounces and ounces make pounds. Shave weight when and where you can but also come to terms with heavy weights.
This channel is like Garand Thumb 2.0 I love it.
Way too much gear. It'll slow you down when trying to flee the area. And even if you dump your gear, now your enemies have more supplies and all of that effort in putting into setting up your gear was all for nothing. Take only what is really necessary. 1. 3 day rations
2. Camelbak & 1qt cateen
3. Rain Poncho
4. Jungle & Mylar blanket
5. Trauma kit w/ meds
6. Gas mask w/ 2 filters
7. Water filter & tables
8. Climbing robe
9. Military E-Tool
10. Weapon cleaning kit
11. (2) Flares
12. (2) Glow Sticks
13. Hygiene kit
14. Utility/survival Kit
As for weapons. Well, that's up to the minuteman. "The more you know, the less you need."
Chad Motor Oil As Lube vs Virgin Overpriced Gun Lube
Hell yeah brother I do the same a quart of 0w20 has been the best lube I've used
You can put a dab of grease on your carrier rails and transmission fluid on your bolt, this is objectively the best use of lubricants.
I like peanut oil, then I can fry up an egg right on the lower receiver right after the gunfight. Just remember to close the dust cover.
@smaccattack9228 Why not go Extra Virgin Olive Oil? The Greeks did it.
Oil is ok. Grease is better.
Alternate clickbait video title: Army Ranger goes over his Sustainment Pack
What gloves are you wearing there brother?
Amazing video man!
My Girlfriend calls me a minute man all the time.
Real king😢
You must be really prepared
I like your principle of being able to transition to civilian style clothes. Very smart.
I do the same bivy woobie set up i also live in NC, near wilmington so like you said it doesnt get cold enough here to need heavy winter gear. Jan and feb are the coldest months and it rarely gets below freezing. Light a fire and youll stay warm
I heard that BlueJean pisses pure Redbull and patriotism.
Patriotism isn’t the only tism we have!
Rizz 'em wit the 'tism🚂
Would be wise to learn and implement ultra-light camping gear/techniques. Not accounting for ammunition, weapon, and water, you can get a 5 day loadout to around 20lbs.
Oh darlin.. you had me at killin tyrants. 😂
I use olive oil as my gun lube. Extra virgin. And its multi use because i put it on my food or hydrate with it.
Drink every time he says Ruck!
alc poisoning speedrun
Solid knowledge transfer brother here in NC too pine tree life.
Two heaviest things in the bag are always ammo and water.
BLUE JEAN, WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR M81 COMBAT TOP CAMMIES?!?
Americana pipe dream apparel
Sportsman’s guide
Army surplus stores in your local area
Stupid question. I miss my issued M81s but did you mod that uniform shirt or where did you get one?
Search "raid mod"
If you live near any military base find the alterations shop thats right off base and ask, they should know what youre wanting done
@@99cobra2881 awesome thanks
"Say 'Ruck' one more time..."
RUCK
HORY RUCK!! RUCK RUCK GO! 😇🤣
Your wet weather gear is buried. When the ruck is nearly full stuff the jacket on one side and the pants on the other with a leg and arm available to pull out easily. You don't want everything getting wet just to access hard shells. Also, all warm weather gear at the bottom should be in a heavy duty garbage bag. If that gear gets wet you're at risk of hypothermia.
Also if you bag everything, your pack will float.
this dipshit thinks he's going to wear jeans on a multi day mission i'm surprised he even has the foresight to bring wet weather gear at all
Baby wipes and socks that’s about all that’s missing, don’t forget about how they drill foot care!
my 3 day ruck kit weighs a little over 100lbs with 6L of water and 1lb of trail mix its set for a 7.62x54R and a little 12 gauge breaching shotgun
also one thing i noticed you were missing or didnt mention was a dry bag or large ziplocs to carry water from a creek or river to a base camp for your group
I wonder how your opinion would change if you paid the $520.00 for the Ruck. I have decision paralysis when it comes to pulling the trigger on a non-milsurp Ruck. It's hard to talk myself into paying $400-$600 on nylon, that I can't put my hands on prior to purchase.
tactical sweatpants sponsor LMAO
yea ive heard theyre absolute dogshit for how much they cost
@@jakegrube9477damn fr? Was looking at buying from them
@@jakegrube9477dunno about the sweats but their shorts are my favorite of all my gym shorts
Any updates on Risky? Lots are concerned
They took him
@@BlueJeanOperator We talking like, THEY took him?
@@BlueJeanOperatorabout time
@@hidesitemg The dogman got him.
Just missing the carton of Kools and 12 pack of white monsters stuffed inside a trash bag. But seriously, pack sugar free energy drinks kids, when one inevitably explodes in your ruck the bugs wont be as horny to get all up in your stuff.
Hey man, why do you put heavy up top? heavy usually goes in the middle of the pack closest to your back, with midweight on the bottom and lighter items up top and lightest items in the middle further from your back. Thanks for the video.
No. Heavy as high up as you can get it. Your lower back will thank you.
Great video. Where did you get the M-81 shirt with the pockets on the sleeves. Thanks
Chest rig looks great
Great video! Why have extra loose rounds instead of just a few more loaded mags?
Space and weigh. You only need enough mags to carry your basic load.
Serious question: how often do you guys really have to screw down something?
I went on multiple week long hikes as well as one or 2 days of hunting trips and i never needed to screw down anything.
Also if the idea is to do ambush why not something like a entrenching tool if you need to prepare your position?
And last:
Maybe do a Minuteman "sports routine". That kit is heavy so why not share some basic ideas to stay in shape.
Walk around with your pack. You’re welcome.
Where can I get that gloves ? Who produced them ? Who is a possivle retailer ?
Very sound and thanks.
I need a molle 2 ruck with a center zip mod 🤔. Might bust it over stuffing it sadly 😭
Tools are needed for configuring your equipment, and experimenting on the range.
In combat, you can leave your tools behind. Just tighten the screws on your weapon, optics, NODs, helmet mount, etc., before beginning your patrol.
How does that ruck compare in size to a Large ALICE ruck?
Great video! What M85 blouse is that?
What BOA system ach harness is that and where can I buy that?
Where did you get that M81 field shirt? I’m looking for a top in M81 other than the old BDUs.
what M81 top is that??
How’s that pack work while wearing body armor?
Excellent. Just did it last weekend
What gloves are you using in this vid? The reddish brown ones.
There is nothing light about light infantry
Great video, gives me flashbacks. One question is why not wear your pistol on your body and just have the concealment holster in your ruck?
I could, but a pistol/gun belt kinda sucks when rucking. I’d honestly rather carry more rifle ammo in that spot. Shooters preference I guess.
@@BlueJeanOperator That makes sense. As a former tanker I would have my pistol in either my tanker holster or TA-50/LBV (kind of dating myself), but your comment on rucking with a gun belt definitely makes sense.
Awesome Video!
Does anyone else find the coloring in modern M81 camo really weird? The green is like super bright and stands out way too much
🩸for the algorithm
I would advise against transmission fluid it way more flammable than oil.
Tell that to every machine gunner in Ranger Battalion
Heavy on top and light on the bottom? I thought it was the other way around?
Heavy on top is technically better on your back. Think like a squat bar across your shoulders vs how much you could strap to your hips.
Heavier stuff towards the top and ALSO closer to your back, the worst place to place weight is all the way down and to the outside of your ruck. It basically is pulling you down and backwards constantly.
Is the spare ammo pouch just full of loose rounds or with clips/spoons?
what gloves are you always using? I've seen them all around.
I have an ACH as my helmet, great protection. I do have a huge problem with wearing ears while using it though; it just annihilates my head and gives me a headache. Any recommendations to get that sorted?
@Dracul14 MSA Sordin
The one thing you didn’t explain is what a sustainment load IS. It’s to keep you functional in the field for a few days. All these suggestions about what else you could carry miss this point. It’s not an existence load.
Why the radio mike from your ear muffs when you don't have a radio connected?
Because it doesn’t come off.
do you ever use a Shemagh ??? are they useful to pack in your ruck ???
Gimmick item, pretty much useless
They are useful. Lightweight. Keep the sun off your neck. Strain dirty water. Etc. Etc.
Nice gloves, what are they?
The weight savings on the lithium batteries is crazy.
Based
Hold on hold on... you've got 2 combat loads worth of ammo but no UpLula speed loader? How are you gonna reload, fast? Also I didn't see any binoculars; ALWAYS carry binocs or spotting scope b/c you must see the bad guys before they see you. Happy hunting!
Can someone tell me what gloves he's wearing?
I see more than 1 one attachment. Milita only get 1.
Will Minuteman carry heavier arsenal like grenade launchers &/or anti-armor launchers?
They'll carry whatever they can gather on a minute's notice.
@@kerbalairforce8802a jug of black powder or smokeless powder with pipe or bottles and fuse laying around could be useful for those low buck civilian options
Anyone know what gloves he is using
ECC
How much does the pack weigh empty?
I may have missed it, but. Hygiene implements. toothbrush/toothpaste, baby wipes, rubbing alcohol. Things like that.
Another settlement
bUt rUcK pAcKs ShOuLd bE 35 pOuNdS
Surprised you’re going “light”. No body armor?
what headset is that?
I have a lot to buy 😩
I only clicked for the info on the 556 drum but nothing
It's a magpul d60
They’re unreliable and unbalance the gun anyway. Doesn’t take that long to reload 30 rounders with practice.
2A❤️🇺🇸❤️ FJB !
Skittles?
No comment expresses my amazement at the crap on this video.....Endex. Helen and Katarin Juska-Law, with Stella and Terri with Robyn. Eastern UK flatlands.
Yet Afghans are kicking it with outdated AKs, sandals, moldy bread and goat cheese.
"Goat cheese"