Well, howdy there internet people? It's Bo again. So today we are going to talk about those who want to help those who have been impacted by Hurricane Ian.

Getting a whole lot of questions from local organizations who would

like to provide aid and the main question is what do we send? You know we have some resources, how is it going to be most useful

down there? Now at time of filming we don't know how bad the damage is going to be, we don't

know any of the real specifics.

However, we have lessons learned from Michael here. If you don't know, after Michael, the people

involved with this channel, we did a lot of relief work. So we can kind of

use that as a guide because it's probably going to be really similar. So what I'm going to

go over are items that were incredibly hard

to get our hands on when we were trying to distribute stuff and stuff that was incredibly useful but difficult to obtain.

Okay, so first if you have a lot of resources, chainsaws and generators

because basically if you didn't have one before you're not

getting one now and there are there are a lot of people who are going to need them.

CPAP machines were incredible in all of the different components to it.

Those were incredibly hard to get our hands on and were really needed by people.

Phone batteries, the things you charge and then you plug

it into your phone and it charges your phone, those were really useful because

we could charge them in our vehicles while we were making deliveries

and then distribute them to like key people in different neighborhoods who were kind of

organizing and it kept their phones up and running. Those are relatively cheap and

super effective and they were hard to find and they're like six to nine dollars

but we just couldn't get our hands on them. Sleeping bags, cots, and air mattresses.

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