Home and it's been quite an eventful week for me. I don't know about you. Well I do know about you you went on one heck of an adventure which I want to hear about in this episode. I had a couple of videos that went out of control. I don't know if you saw that on my my Instagram and my YouTube I was wondering you see you did it in that really weird style where you're like narrating

Yeah, life story. I it fell flat with this viewer.

I know because it wasn't you it was like this.

Hi I'm a homeowner who almost had my vehicle still.

Well here's what I did it.

It was just a weird like the affect was odd.

I get that. Why did you do that because it was easier for me to produce it that way here's what Holman is referring to

After an attempted theft of one of my vehicles I went on a mission to figure out how to deter thieves from attempting

to break in again and again. Yes, the vehicles all have alarms, glass break sensors,

kill switches, and canba shunts.

Sure, those things will keep the cars from getting stolen,

but they won't keep the glass from being broken again and again

by punk thieves that don't realize I've installed all that expensive equipment.

So I went on a mission to find a physical and visual deterrent.

What you see here are stainless steel ballards that will survive a 25 mile per hour impact with a 5,000 pound vehicle.

I figure it's hard to get going 25 miles per hour when the ballard is only two feet from

your bumper.

When not in use, these ballards sit flush in the ground and when

extended stand like 42 inch tall stainless steel soldiers. If you're interested

in learning more about protecting your vehicle in your own driveway, hit me in the

comments. I'll set you up with my contractor. There's a video that I posted to

my YouTube channel and I had a whopping like 700 subscribers. Okay. So that was like on a Saturday morning.

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