The Bert Show.

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So there is a tradition if you've ever had a Jeep Wrangler or a Ford Bronco where you really feel free when you take the doors off of your Bronco or off of

your Jeep Wrangler. It's kind of a right of passage if you own one of those vehicles, right?

So I tried doing this a while back when I got my Bronco initially. I thought, oh man, it feels like

Americana to me, man, you know, wind going through my hair, it's swirling all around you.

For whatever reason, it's cool to be able to look inside my truck if you're driving next to me.

It just feels free.

So I tried this when I first got it a couple of years ago.

And quite frankly, I either didn't have the tools for it or I just couldn't do it properly.

And you guys know my history when it comes to anything that has to do with my hands.

I didn't grow up in a family where my dad did anything.

Not that I can remember anyway.

Never taught me really, I mean, a screwdriver from a freaking hammer I barely know, right?

So I tried this a couple of years ago.

It didn't work. And then I just put the thought out of my head. Ah, it's a stupid idea anyway. And then I was at a lifetime working out and I saw a Bronco that had the doors off of it and it looked real cool. It looked real cool. And I'm like, you know what? I'm going home today and I'm going to do this. I am going to do it. So I'm like, first of all, I got to figure out what I did wrong.

So I literally go to YouTube and I say how to take doors off of a 2021 Ford Bronco.

It's about a 90 second video.

There are tools that the Bronco manufacturer Ford gives you in your glove box.

I didn't even know existed.

They've been sitting in my glove box this entire time.

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