Jan Grossman
I watched one episode and became sick to my stomach at the pure self involved seniors, Mary & Clyde. Not worried about their son and grandson traveling 100 miles to get to them safely with the generator, but complaining the entire time about the snow, no electric, all the hard work they CHOOSE to endure, and how badly they depend on their children now and will again in the future when they can no longer care for themselves. You can hear the years of disappointment in the son's voice when he Speaks about "Trying to make his Mom happy, which is never good enough for her". These 2 seniors need to be living next to a nursing home or hospital instead of complaining about how hard it is to "live off-the-grid". They have one foot in the grave and nothing but complaining about their hard lives and bad mouthing people who choose to live in "The Cities". Well, guess what Grandma? When you have a massive heart attack and you're expecting sonny boy to come Save the day while he's one hundred miles away, you'll be up sh#t's Creek. Your son even looks like he's a hundred years old and you and grandpa are close to becoming Morbidly Obese. At this point you 2 are just severely obese.
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William Gacy
Great show, very well presented. Would like to see more on the ARR and would like to see shows on other railroads, also.