Raise on to the sky if you try to throw down get a little country faded, take it way on out.

Park a truck in the line if you're looking for a buzz and the girls in love with the boys and the blue collars

holler.

Holler. Holler. What's up guys? It's up,

it's hard on it. What's up guys? It's Granger Smith. This is the Granger Smith podcast

episode 17. I can't believe it's been that many. Every time I look at that I

cannot believe we've gotten so far on this podcast and I'm still

telling my story in fact I just referenced episode 16 and listen to the end of

that which I always listen to the end of the previous

podcast to kind of figure out where I left off and how to continue the story and this

is going to be a fun one partly because I'm documenting it a little bit right now as we speak with

my camera because something that's new since the last time we talked I have a new YouTube page it's called The Smith's and this is

something that's kind of been in the works for a while now and when I say in

the works more in discussion, because it's a family YouTube channel.

And my wife and I, Amber, we talked for a long time about,

should we bring the kids, know into the spotlight should we

should we show people inside of our house and into our daily lives and it's

it's definitely something to think about, you know, because you think about all the horrible things that could happen.

Like, oh, my kids are going to become, you know, brats or they're going to, you know, some crazy stalker is going to see them and want to kidnap them and take

them to South America. I mean you think of all the worst things but there are some positive things like teaching kids

responsibility teaching trying to raise kids the best at our ability and and showing other people the way we're doing and hopefully in all that trying to be a positive influence.

Another reason is my kids, love their YouTube channels and they love following

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