When my buddy Chris asked me if I would be interested in making a video abouot a Tractor Pull he was trying to organize, I had no idea what I was getting into. There's a ton of physics going on in this sport! Not just physics... mechanics, thermodynamics, dynamics, whatever you call soil science. I never knew how complicated the sled was! The Moulton Tractor Pull far exceeded my expectations! I think you'll enjoy one if you can go! By the way, if you enjoyed this video, WAIT TIL YOU GET A LOAD OF THE EMAIL LIST. https://www.smartereveryday.com/email-list

First! Can't wait to see it!

Hello everyone, good viewing🤓👍

FIRST AGAIN!!!

Heck yeah! This is awesome.

First!

The most southern piece of content I have ever seen in my life. Loved it.

What are you doing here?

yessir

I remember seeing a video where some guys blew up some little glass paint jars in some other guy's garage. That was pretty "Southern".

Roll Tide to you sir

@@smartereveryday Hey Destin, I think the word Will used at the 7:50 mark might have been 'mire'. To mire down is a synonym for bog down and he was talking about the sled getting stuck in the mud.

I like how at first they were like oh great another one of these guys asking them stupid questions again. Then, when they found out Destin actually genuinely wanted to know the physics to everything they were all about it and ready to spill the beans on everything. Such an amazing video. Something different and a little glimpse into our southern fun not everyone gets to enjoy

We had a pull about 5 miles from my house. I ride the roads there on the 4-wheeler and there is a lot of clay there. People brought trucks and tractors from all around

Hey now it ain't just a southern thing, im from western Massachusetts and all the country folks up there including myself can regularly be found at truck and tractor pulls! Lmao

The way you told Will, the child, to shake your hand, aside from telling and reaffirming him how smart he is, and corrected him to make Eye Contact (when doing so) is just beyond amazing, Destin!

That was my favorite part! What great training for that young man! And so happy to my spirit. ☺️

this is the comment i was looking for that’s easily the best part of this video i loved that clip

Is that a .380? 😂🤣😂😅 The look on his face.

Could you explain to someone who never saw a gun in person why that's funny?

@@tom.e its not a .380. Hes making a joke about his gun being small.

@@tom.e .380 is a small caliber.

@@tom.e it’s funny because.380 is a pretty small and weak round. Not much stopping power. Single stack refers to how the ammo lines up in the magazine. Single stacks are a lot thinner profiles for little guys or girls to better carry. While I personally have nothing against .380 there are some who would consider it emasculating.

@@tom.e 380 is a small round that is often recommended to women because they make very compact 380 cal guns. Therefore in 'Merican, "is that a 380?" Is basically saying "are you a little girly girl with a girly girl gun for girls?"

By my calculations, if the video had continued for 3 more days, Destin would be posting a video of an obscure, abandoned building where a 85 year-old man named Pickle appears and shows you how to make moonshine.

Close, his name is strawberry.

Popcorn the lytch

​@terrorbit3553 according to my poppa's cousins Punkin and Puddin (swear to God names on birth certificates) you're right. 😂😂

Nah the moonshine is never that far away

He already did that, YouTube just didn't allow him to post it due to local laws.

It's amazing how Destin can just go to any place, anywhere, at anytime and just make friends with everyone, and learn a tidbit of knowledge from everyone he encounters. With every video it's just happiness and joy throughout it!

You know, I find that I achieve this as well through no great effort of my own. People are excited to talk about their hobbies if they think you're actually listening

That is the beauty of good Southern Charm and genuine curiosity. When done right, it's the best of social engineering.

I watched every second of this video, and learned so much about a topic that I never considered… but the only part of the video that I’m sure will be useful to me in the future was the .380 joke. I’m definitely going to use that the next time I’m with someone carrying a 1911. 😋

LPL!!

Fancy meeting you here.

I don’t know much about guns, can you explain his joke?

@@beermonster1234 it's a little baby gun, much smaller than that guy's actual gun

@@beermonster1234 It's like asking a person driving a large truck if he's driving a Toyota prius.

Loved this, Destin. I felt your pain with those early awkward conversations, but you broke through. I enjoy the lawn mower and antique tractor pull at our local county fair each year. We even have a pedal tractor pull for the kids. Great job! -Ed EDIT: I have to also commend you on the camera angles and production value. I’d love to help you sometime!

Yeah idk if you're from the south or the midwest people are kinda guarded. Idk why tho.

Are you talking about the old cast iron ones that were made back in the 1970's that were replicas if the old Farmall H tractors? My brother and I each had one, and boy those things were heavy! They were very easy to turn over to trapping you underneath it. Lol. That was back when toys could kill you or at least break a few bones in the process! Lol

@@chadh3441 yes indeed!

@@MyClutteredGarage Holy cow that's awesome!

@@Samuel-sg2iv yeah I’m from southern NJ. Hardly “the south” but very similar culture and attitude.

Destin, the way you interact with other humans is truly magical to watch. even the way that you spoke to the kid will, and how you explained the importance of a handshake at the end, saying i appreciate you. keep being the great teacher you are. thank you!

People, not humans.

I am not American, and I am always so impressed by how polite, welcoming and helpful people in the south are. As opposed to how they are often portrayed in the media. These are real Americans and I would absolutely love to meet these folk some time.

thank you. it seems to be those who are packed into densely populated cities who appear less than warm to strangers. room to roam is remarkably healing to the psyche

MEGA DITTOS TO YOU AND WITH YOU

I'm not American, never been to nor intend to go to America, as I'm happy in my country, but I fully agree with the comment and also the sticker at 22:26. Why? because proper independent America is better for the world, independent from whom some may ask, well, you guys are smart, and many already know. ;) Take care.

They seemed half aggravated in the beginning when he went to look at the sled the tractors pull lol, wouldn't call that welcoming at all..

7:44 Dustin is such an inspiration. The way he makes people around him feel smart. He uses his own intellect to figure out what people are good at and then asks the exact right questions so that those people can show off that knowledge.

This was a great introductory video to tractor pulling. I’d encourage you to get into the physics of the engine itself and how it works!! Water injection, dry blocks, the list goes on and on! I know guys aren’t going to want to give away their secrets but the built tractor pulling engines of the NTPA are really a thing of mad science!!

This would be amazing to see!

There's probably less secrets in those engines than there is in their setup. That's where the real magic lies. How the dial the boost for given track conditions, their strategy with tires & weights, etc.

A dry block basically just means it doesn't have any passages for coolant to flow through like a normal engine would. Makes the block thicker so it's less likely to fail, but useless for anything other than this or drag racing since it gets too hot fast. Water injection and turbocharging and fuel injection are really cool though, I'm a mechanical engineering student focusing on automotive and I'm a bit of a diesel nerd lol.

That was both amazing and heart-warming to watch, Destin.

You!

Agreed!

Better then your Content at least !

What the... do all my favorite YouTubers watch each other?

@@Pimps-R-us petty much?

That guy from 11:30 shows some extra respect while explaining. Got my heart :)

THANK YOU FOR THIS AMAZING VIDEO. I have followed you for years and you never run out of amazing things to observe and teach. Also, as a side note, you amazingly balanced the percentages of your NASA English and Alabama English so that you could be understood by all yet you didn't oversimplify anything for the audience. You're an amazing person, Destin. You have changed, I would argue, millions of lives.

As an engineer who comes from a rural/agricultural background, I loved this video! It has so much going for it; the discovery, the science, the people, the culture. It felt right, thank you.

Ah yeah that was great :D

Destin, this has to be your best video, by-far! I particularly enjoyed that you didn't stick your face into the frame every few seconds, like you do so often in many of your other videos. Because you primarily focused the lens on these people and this event, the video really captured their hospitality and sense of community. Thank you.

I’m 66 yrs old. I grew up on a farm in Kansas. So I’ve been watching tractor pulls since the get go. I thought I knew enough about it to be a informed spectator.but I only knew half of it. Thankyou for the video! You really did a nice job with it! 👍

Used to watch these as a kid and learned a lot. So much more than I ever knew. Loved that you took the time to teach the kid how to shake a hand.

The kid was right tho, giving his left hand knowing the right one is full of chili cheese!

man dont care if the hand is dirty. brian looked at his hand and saw how dirty it was and just went for the shake. also a valuable lesson. kid was still good mannered, nothing to complain about

And look him in the eye! Respect!!

@@brian70Cuda Destin's an awesome dude, through & through

@@brian70Cuda It took way too long for someone to teach me this. Good to see this kid learning it.

I love Destin's ability to approach people and just talk shop. Kids. Adults. Crusty old mechanics who really aren't so crusty once you get to know them. "You need earplugs. And you need a hamburger and a drink and sit down in the bleachers."

This is why I absolutely love your channel. Not only for the science and the explanations but living here in India I see a side of your local community and life that I never would.

This was a great video is so many ways: good info, a teaching moment, compliment the wife, friendly people. I really love how involved the ladies are in this.

I had so many emotional moments to this. I grew up in 'tractor pull' country. I aged. I found you. Nasa engineer. Like me at one point. You just melded my life honestly. You appreciate intelligence and ability regardless of what textbooks have been read, or not. I simply loved this video Destin. We are equal.

Well done Destin! This video - just like so many others - is fun, friendly, educational with a personal touch and entertaining. Thank you!

I love how Destiny’s accent gets more “ Southern” the more he interacts with the locals 😆

I’m from a large city in NC and the same thing happens to me. It’s called code switching. When I’m with “the boys” or people with southern accents it gets real southern real quick. However in normal conversation I have a very standard non southern accent.

🤣I was thinking the same thing, if the video went on much longer I would need subtitles

Yup. My wife is from Kentucky, get her around family or mad and it comes out.

Blending .

or when he is doing something crazy like rocketpowered circularsaw tied to a zipline, or with mark rober doing the rocketpowered golf club.. he more or less always goes to the hillbilly accent 🤣

Thought this is pretty wholesome, all the friendliness, respect, etc - then @22:20 you step it up. Didn't expect a happiness package from SmarterEveryDay!

Great video, got me looking forward to fall fair season and local tractor pulls with antique tractors. So basic but so much fun.

Man I love you Destin ... like a brother, don't worry :))) Love the way you share the knowledge, the way you laugh, you explain, you talk to people !! You already are a legend and immortal to me !! I've learned so much with you and from you, I drive my wife crazy :D Keep it up !!

Destin, you make each video so interesting because you genuinely are interested so ask great questions. Then you stand back and let the person dive deep into the story. Blessings to you.

You're such a great teacher! Getting a kid to describe something like you don't understand it, and helping them to reach an accurate description helps them to understand it far better. Also, that kid's making his dad proud, I'm sure!

I've been to a tractor pull and it was incredible. Gotta love Southern entertainment.

It's not just "Southern entertainment". It's nationwide!

Have your ever seen Barbie Jeep Races?

It's huge in the Midwest

@@Cougracer67 it’s now just nationwide, it’s worldwide. We have it here in Denmark too

To be quite honest, it’s everywhere, especially in the Midwest

I love how Dan just sounds so different when he’s talking to other people, rather than a camera

I noticed that too, I wasn’t watching just listening and had to see if it was the same person, haha

0:28 Enjoyed your tractor pull video. Could you do one explaining how some of these tractors run 4 V8 engines together? Never could figure out how that works.

Will is sich a cool kid shoutout to the family that raised such a respectable young man 🤗🙌💯

Destin, I'm always amazed at your ability to code switch when moving between different cultures to make the people you're working with feel comfortable.

Learning makes me tick & you make it so much fun 😁👍 You teach me things I didn't even know I wanted to learn. Thank you Destin, you're awesome! Oh & I agree, your wife does look gorgeous in cowboy hats! ☺️

It was fun wasn't it. Through and through

Thanks for this, Destin. I’ve got kin in Tennessee I haven’t visited in a hot minute, and this video was like a nice slice of the south I don’t get but once or twice a year.

the man himself

what to do if your parachute fails?

@@Cinnamine3D lol, probably the same thing you do in any other scenario when a parachute fails: pray, even if you're not religious.

I really hope one day y'all can do a Collab. I don't even care what the topic is. 2 of the best YouTubers out there!

Young Will is a testament to his parents, polite and respectful 👍🏻 wish the kids in UK were more like him.

I love that you interview the salt-of-the-earth people that everyone else overlooks and you show them the respect they deserve. your stuff has "dirty jobs" vibes

I like how multiple people used deer hunting as an example for an explanation like it’s a universal thing anyone would be able to relate to.

The engine modifications are insane. Trying to get the engine up to power, before starting the pull, is an art form in itself.

Man there’s a lot to tractor pulling, so cool! Now I want to see a similar video about dirt racing. It’s such an under-appreciated Motorsport and I feel like there’s so much physics to find there, especially winged sprint cars.

Incredible production, as always!

Destin, thanks for owning your Southern heritage and lifting all of us up. And also for extolling the virtues of agrarians, rednecks, farmers, and pragmatists of all kind. There are subtle cultural biases that impact many of us, especially our young people, in subtle ways. In media and conversation, an all too common tool to portray a character as stupid or ignorant is to give them a thick Southern accent. This is not just morally wrong, but just incorrect. We bring up some of the most intelligent, practical, productive people in the world. Thanks for shining a light on our worthy sons and daughters. And in case you didn't already realize it, let me just say the South is proud to call you her son.

Smarter every month. It's not reasonable to expect you to produce videos of this quality weekly but damn I could eat these up daily! These are just always great.

I’ve watched tractor pulling ever since I was a kid but I never knew actually how much science goes into it. Absolutely awesome.

A wonderful glimpse into a different world. I have to admit I'd love to attend one of these one day. It's also inspiring to see so many women in the driver's seat. Great video! Thanks Destin, and everyone else that made it possible.

Thanks Destin for coming to our little town of Gibson, TN. Brian who is my husband was unsure of what was going on but glad he took the time to explain the sled to you. We laughed a lot watching this with our kids Brandon, Bruce and his wife Kayla. Great job !

Thank you from Europe. I was wondering in which part of the states the first encounter took place. Close suspects were Kentucky, Tennessee and Georgia.

I'd be a little reserved as well if some stranger dude walked up with a camera in my face asking all kinds of questions, lol.

God bless you all

That sideways glance when Destin first asked about the sled really cracked me up. Please tell Brian thanks for the laugh!

@@PatrickKQ4HBD I knew Brian was give Destin a hard time he’s not about to tell his secrets

That young kid is already a gentleman, his parents should be extremely proud of him! 👍👏🤝

Good stuff! Just went to a tractor pull in a small town fairgrounds the other weekend. They used a couple of these highly modified diesels, but mostly it was small and medium farm/field tractors. Also ran some V8 gas and diesel 4x4 trucks. Left early. My folk's home is about 5 miles from that town. Actually heard one of the gas V8 trucks pull from 5 miles away.

Dustin is a one of a kind man. I love the way that he explains the tiniest of details of the inner workings of things so that even the average Joe is able to understand. Also I wanna to note how he inner acted with that young boy. He treated him as an equal and even gave him credit for his explanation. And than to close the segment with him. He made sure the young boy looked him in the eye and shook his hand. That speaks volumes to the values that he instills and wants his own children to learn and practice. GOD bless you Dustin. Our country needs more men such as yourself.

This was an absolutely fantastic video, thank you! I've watched tractor pulls on TV, always saw the weight move forward, always figured it increased the tongue weight to bog the tractor down. But I always questioned how it was consistent, I never knew how the weight worked, never knew what the cab at the back was for, never knew about the plow that dropped underneath, etc. etc. Welp, know all those now!

I appreciated 2 things: hearing genuine southern accents (I'm Swedish and don't hear a lot of it outside of comedy) and Destin taking the time to briefly compliment his wife.

I bet you used the closed captions to get wat jim was saying

People living in southern US are in fact a joke, it's far beyond comedy.

@@gordonbyron5145 A look, a small-minded person. What are you doing here?

@@kaldo8907 I'm laughing!

@@gordonbyron5145 It is common for people who don't understand something to laugh out of nervousness

Way too much fun on this episode 😜. I like the Truck pulls better, but these were some clean tractor builds.

This is probably my favorite Smarter Everyday episode. Physics meets downhome hotroddin'.

This video is so surprisingly wholesome in a way I didn't expect from something about big tractors 😂

Destin, thank you for such a great spot light on tractor pulling.

Great video! How about another one about how these diesel pulling engines are modified and function?

Destin’s interaction with that young boy was priceless. That handshaking lesson was a life lesson and It made my day. “Look me in the eyes… Appreciate you”.

My first handshake lesson was "Squeeze hard, don't give a wet fish son".

Best part of the video. Teaching that young boy one part of being a man. Priceless. Thank you Destin.

Also the boy looks so much like Destin

I'm in my 30's and actually felt a little envious that I didn't have someone to do that for me in my youth. I would love to shake Destin's hand and thank him for all that I have learned from him via this and NDQ

I don't understand how young men can make it through their childhood and not learn to shake hands properly... I've made it my goal to make sure EVERY young man I come into contact with learns how to properly shake hands!!! It's not a big deal anymore, but it should be :-)

The respect Destin gives and reciprocated from others is awesome.

I absolutely love your video on this subject. I work in a truckpulling team in the Netherlands called the RhinoRocket. And this video was fascinating. Explaining everything the sport so everyone understands!

You folks too? Didn't know that. That's pretty cool! We're in the northern US near the Great Lakes, and have them too, it's not just a southern thing. And the people are just as nice. I'd bet that they are in the Netherlands, too!

Loved it when you had the key shake hands correctly and look you in the eye. That is what is really missing anymore from people. Great thing to teach Dustin. CHEERS

Been watching and attending tractor pulls for 23+ years always a blast

Destin can make anyone feel comfortable in no time. The one dude didn’t really seem like he’s in the mood to talk but he opened up quite well

Destin loves to let other people shine in his videos, and I think people sense that he's coming from a place of respect.

I felt that guy he just wanted a drink and he's got this guy with a camera asking him questions 😂. Destin is amazing at understanding the intricacies of blue collar diplomacy.

Thats just the south when it comes to some old timers haha and I can tell you Destin knew exactly what was going on and didn't take it personally.

I would be a bit stand off-ish too if someone walked in off the street and started asking questions while pointing a camera at me.

I was somewhat shocked of their initial inhospitability. But, if they would've shut down completely, Destin wouldn't have shown them in the video, of course.

Great video. I've never been to a tractor pull but it was very interesting! Good job. Now I too feel smarter every day. Yes your wife DOES look great in a cowboy hat!!

Wow, there’s so much to unpack here. Like a lot of other commenters, I’m from the South, and I grew up going to tractor pulls, mud bogs, and demolition derbies. I always appreciated the technical aspect of the machines, but never gave much thought to the physics behind the pull sled. It’s fascinating; thank you for really getting into the guts of what’s behind the scenes. What’s also fascinating is just how much fuel is consumed during one of these events, beyond the obvious usage of the competitors. The cost involved to relocate and groom the track, to transport heavy equipment, to transport the tractors to the event, etc…..it’s astonishing to think about how much money is being spent to do this. And yet it’s still a tiny niche in the world of motor sports. I grew up as just a good ol’ boy from the mountains, I got myself a good career in woodworking, and I can’t ever imagine having the kind of money to play at stuff like this. With all due respect to people’s passions, I don’t really have the innocent enthusiasm for this stuff like I did when I was a kid. It seems wildly indulgent and wasteful, even for as much fun as it obviously is. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk lol.

This was fantastic. So much physics. And such fantastic adjustment of accent to make interactions with different people easier.

Fantastic video, Destin is such a social person and a great interviewer

Tractor pulls are so much fun! Good people mixed with science and HP!

It's amazing how Destin went back in time to get his younger self just for a tractor pull interview.

i love how he is just eating some kids fritos

@@SlippinWrenches YEAH man was like "Am I taking too many" And then asked for an o t h e r

@@cherriberri8373 And the kid was so polite "You can have as many as you want".

I always love how you interact with everyone. Great video as always

7:35 Will is a super-cool kid scientist - never change.

I don't think he kept up with Will.

Tractor pull, ear plugs, hamburger & drink. I think he knows the keys to happiness.

Destin, you are so wholesome. You speak kindly to a young man, and you compliment your wife, and you teach us about Engineering. Thank you!

First time ive come across your channel and love the way you show all of this, new subscriber here!

Great video! I appreciate that you used simple sketches and not a fine polished graphic to explain the topic... something about it was oddly wholesome.

I love how Destin gets progressively more southern the more he’s around his people.

The accent got noticeably more southern the more he interacted. I love it.

I was gonna say the same thing haha

I'm not even a native English speaker and I noticed that too :)

His energy multiplies

Im from california and I started to sound like these folk after living with them during grad school for four years haha

Super, Awesome and incomparable footage my friend. Your presentation is incredible & really cool! Keep up the great work and stay connected. Love from New Delhi. 👍

Man I love tractor pulls, I use to go all the time with my oldest brother but since he passed away haven't been. Thanks for the video it brought back some good memories. 👍🏻

If you've never been to a tractor pull you have to go at least once.. those machines are incredible to see in person

Pulls are a lot of fun! Thanks for the great video!

I grew up going to truck and tractor pulls, neat to see it getting attention like this now

Kudos to the driver who veered off a bit despite her efforts. She was willing to share on camera, and I hope she received empathy and isn't embarrassed.

She's used to that, she was upset about the engine not running. If I remember correctly, it was a broken camshaft that time.

She's a pretty talented driver! Funny enough she's my cousin!

I have been truck pulling for 3 years now and it’s by far one of the most complex things out there! Glad you enjoyed going to a pull!

I watched that stuff with my father on TV back in the days every now and then and it always was amazing. Very interesting inside informations in that video, thx a lot! Also for the entertainment.

I never would have guessed that they had on board computers that measure everything. I thought it would have just been engine and gauges. This video really shows you how complicated things are around us that we don't take the time to comprehend.

I love this channel. Every time I watch a video I literally gets smarter everyday

Will is actually a pretty smart kid for how he's able to explain all that all properly

Not sure if Destin is unconsciously getting more "southern" accent, or if this is his real accent and he's feeling more comfortable loosing it than in other videos. I love this guy😅

As a Georgia boy, when I get back around other southerners, the accent automatically changes without even consciously thinking about it. I normally do not have much of an accent.

Seems more like code switching to try and make the folks he's talking with more comfortable with an engineer with a YouTube channel pointing a camera at them.

@@cbb8991 I have a friend that talks normally but any time he'd get a call from his grandparents it was an automatic switch to deep south lol "Hi paw"

@@farLander1 There are certain words that I'll say, that you can pick up that I'm probably from the south. Everyone in my family is from Pittsburgh except for me, I was born in Georgia. I think that gave me a more neutral accent and most of my classmates in engineering school didn't have accents either. When I would go down to the hunting camp though, my accent would just naturally change to sounding a little more like the good Ole boys down there.

In his submarine series he mentioned that he will subconsciously pick up the accent of people he is working with. I don't remember the video specifically but it was when he was speaking to someone with a thick southern accent as well.

This video is AWESOME With you breaking the What and How down. I love tractor pulls... Unfortunately the only one I have been to was back in '79 or '80...it was in the Kingdom, Seattle and the they weren't exactly "tractors ", but rather 4 wheel and 2 wheel drive sooped up hotrods.

I love when I look up something like “how tractor sleds work” and this guy has a entire documentary explaining the ins and outs of my question.

I had no idea about the triangulation or the things that scrape the dirt on the bottom....how cool. I've always been fascinated by the crazy power setup and the gizmology on these machines this video makes it that much more awesome.

I loved going to tractor pulls as a kid growing up. How the sled worked always fascinated me and I always thought it was just about the weight and position of the box on the sled. I had no idea about all the other features of the sled and timing of it all. I really appreciate the content. You’re awesome Destin!

I love that they use surveying equipment to gauge distance, it’s so simple and that’s basically all the kit is designed to do, just not for tractors

I like that Destin recognizes intelligence no matter where/how it manifests. Most people don’t have that ability.

This is true. Probably some of these people who engineer, machine, test, fine-tune the tractors, they would have excelled if they had instead pursued aerospace, semiconductors, chemicals, etc. Talent and intellect can show up anywhere, whether those "high tech" types of endeavors or something more bucolic, even though society conditions us to see only the high tech stuff as intellect.

@@ErrantChordier they're building 100 thousand dollar tractors, they have excelled

@@brittanylyles8285 I meant, they would have excelled *at aerospace* if they had done that instead.

Engineers can sniff out engineers a mile away. We smell. :P

Really appreciate you man. It was great to see how your interaction with that little guy went. Respect for each other while also building in to his life a little bit.

I watched this video and now I am hooked watching Tractor Pulls. I really like the variety of tractors and classes.

This was amazing. I haven't been to a tractor pull since I was a kid. They don't have them around where I love now. Nice memories and very cool to learn how it works. Thanks very much!

Your best, most fun video yet! My face is wore our from smiling! Looks like you had a Great time as well... Thank you Destin!

From a series on the Coast Guard, to seeing how a tractor pull works the content is quite varied. That is what makes the content on this channel great.