Cattleman | Farming Simulator 25 episode 1

In the explanation of yourself you missed out 'extremely opinionated' to the point where you will argue forever until everyone agrees with you.

Did you see the FS22 map "Colorado Ranch"?
Barry the Beef would have been right at home.
Cosmic biorhythms, man? I need some positive waves like those.

Secretly hoping that if CF plays the new derail valley update that he forgets to switch the brakes on

'I won't play Farming Sim, it doesn't do well on the channel' - Col Failure 1 month ago. Does anyone tell the truth anymore? I won't even bother watching.

I searched Farm Simulator 25 and got Daggarwin, Chainsaw, you and in the middle of it I got a real farmer harvesting grain on a real Western Australian farm that was horizon to horizon.

Have you seen CaseOh's insane growth? Seems like he goes up 500,000 subs every month on YT

Yey! Grumpiliciousness in person (and supportitude) .. the art of Flailure. Hello Jeff. 'Ere, Boss .. how about depressing C repeatedly, or just W, and old F4 U and Q .. for the sake of science, or fun, or Pearl and Dean-ing (Bahp-bah-bah Ba Bah-bah). Hey! Teacher .. leave them cop cirrculars alone. Neat rows, BTW.

I cant see the video on the channel anymore but i had a tap open with the stream and its working from the start now

What's wrong with JD they are the best in the business besides Case

Interesting chat about slot cars, RC cars, hotwheels etc. and their problems with spectator appeal. FPV drone/quadcopter racing has exactly the same problem with snagging an audience: they're just too fast for spectators to follow what's going on. That's despite the availability of live on board video, covering the quads with colourful lights, etc. There's been at least one attempt to address this problem by running a racing league where all the pilots are obliged to fly quads with the same design, one which would generally be considered total crap because it's really heavy, under-powered and slow. The idea is to slow down the racing enough for spectators to be able to see what's going on so that they can actually get into it.