What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here. It's just Jimmy and Mark actually with you.

We are the guests and the hosts in this particular case.

And we're going to be talking. I feel so important.

Well, yeah, we are.

I guess the confidence ain't an issue over here. Okay, we're going to be talking about a topic Mark you brought up, which is fire starting? So yeah I mean so essentially what we got here is an easy to an easy to make or produce fire starter with things that you're likely to have around the house. I don't always do it.

I'd say probably historically I haven't always carried a means to start fire and I think that's

a big mistake and you're putting yourself at risk.

I think anytime you're in the woods, particularly if you're by yourself, or maybe just all the time,

it doesn't matter if you and I are together what.

It's good to be able to start a fire.

It really could save your life in a number of situations. So like I said

there's a lot of great fire starters out there, there's good commercial

ones, but if you don't have time to get to the store or scenario like I was in this last spring when I shipped a bunch of hunting gear up to Alaska and it was just missing in action so I ended up packing a lot of last minute stuff.

A little DIY here and there. So yeah I actually made this in the hotel bathroom

before I met up, got on a little plane and met up with my buddies.

Well the way you put that it sounds like it's a bomb maybe.

Why don't you explain what's going on here?

We actually are going to make a fire too, right?

Are we going to make a fire?

That's the plan. So this is our, this is our

suppressant. Suppressant, yes, our extinguisher. If you will. Super simple. You got cotton balls and got

Vaseline here, really any 100% petroleum jelly will work just fine.

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