Live-streamed recording of Chris Koerner and Baron splitting firewood while chatting. They demonstrate wood-splitting techniques (with vs. against the grain; differences between wet and dry wood), estimate the value/amount of split wood (about $150) and session duration (about 40–45 minutes), propose a wood-splitting business name ('Like Butter, LLC'), and interact with viewers (a $5 donation and ~130 live viewers).
It. All right. All right. Look at that buggy. You do a big one now. Wait, wait, wait. Wait till my go. Okay? When I. When I give you a thumbs up, it's good to go. Beautiful. Keep going. I will. What are you waiting for? What are you waiting for from me? Thumbs up, right? Go ahead. Thumbs up. Go. Beautiful. See? One more here. Beautiful. Run. Wait. All right, go ahead. It. What's that? Nice. All right, Go ahead. What's that? What? Question. Oh, yes, tell me. Email me. You can email me. Chrisofounders.com. i think you can hear me. It's okay. Call you. Good. Doing a good job. Cameraman. All right, there we go. Oh, okay. Go ahead. All right, go ahead. What's that? What?
Your name.
I can't hear you. Oh, window cleaning. What about it? Oh, I like that business. Good job listening. How much work just one lock puts off, huh? Man, that's really wet wood, isn't it? Go ahead. Oh, nice. Hey, whoever just gave me $5, thank you so much. Totally unnecessary, but very appreciated. I will buy half of a Chipotle meal with that. Go ahead, buddy. Sure, but only if you like it. Okay, cool. That is a clean cut. That looks kind of like cedar almost. Go ahead. Oh. See, that's how oak splits when it's dry. Really easy. All right. You know the difference? On with the grain and against the grain. So that's with the grain. That would be against the grain. So we're gonna try this one. Give it a shot. Wait, wait, wait. Go ahead. This was like a massive stump. See how easy it splits? Here, try it on this just for a second and you can see how it goes against the grain. See that? It's the same piece of wood. It's much harder. There's a good analogy in that. Life's harder when you go against the grain, but sometimes it makes more sense to do that. All right, Beautiful. Go ahead, Baron, show how big the pile is. Now, that's probably about 150 bucks worth. It was maybe more. Go ahead. Not bad. For about 40 minutes. 45 minutes. All right, go ahead. There you go. All right. How about this? Bad boy. Wait. All right, Let's give that a shot. Beautiful. Oh, yeah. Gotta be careful with this one because. Yep, it doesn't have a good base. Go ahead. There you go. What? In a minute. Let's do one more here you. Prepare to stop it. Let's do. Try that. Oh, beautiful. That's a good split. Let's try that. Okay. Okay, one more. What? We'll see. Look at that.
What?
Leftovers. What? Yes. Go ahead. Try that again. There we go. One more. Go ahead. Nice. What? Oh, nice. All right, go ahead. Oh, I flutter. Hey, have we ever started wood splitting business? Let's name it Like Butter, llc. How about that? Right? Let's get that a shot. It's a great name. All right, let's hit the camera. How about that?
All right. Thank you guys for watching. That was kind of an ab test. I wanted to see how many people watched while we were splitting sl talking, and then how many people watch we were just splitting because, I don't know, maybe you just want to see splitting. Maybe you don't want to hear my big, stupid face talk, but I don't know. We'll see. Thank you for joining, though, for real. Thank you for the $5.
Look at Angie. 130 people. Geez Louise.
That's crazy.
And look at. Look at. She. She did, like, a bunch. Thank you, Angie.
I see.
