I Was ROBBED - Attending the 2nd Most Disastrous Burning Man in 39 Years

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  @TruckHouseLife · 1 year ago · pinned

  Most of you that follow my adventures on this YouTube channel know that things don&apos;t always go smooth. Most videos have some sort of challenge to overcome, whether it be the truck breaking down, something getting stolen, a misadventure or close call, etc.<br>I have learned most of my greatest lessons from inconvenience and discomfort. It has shaped who I am and where I am able to go.<br>There were more negative comments on this video than any other video I&apos;ve made in the past, and that&apos;s fine. I don&apos;t think you are wrong at all for having a different opinion than I do, no matter the subject. <br>I&apos;ve been making YouTube videos for 19 years, and the majority of it I never made a dime ... I do it because I love inspiring adventures into the unknown. I just want to thank all of you for supporting the channel and I&apos;ll catch you on the next one!

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• IB

  @ibMoose2u · 1 year ago

  Mother Nature trying to wash away the filth of that event…

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• SK

  @Skye-JP · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m so happy you recorded this because it looks miserable to my eyes and confirms that I never want to go there. 👍

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  @Russsaunders-jn5dv · 1 year ago

  The event is an absolute nightmare for anyone who lives locally. I dread its coming every year

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• FA

  @Fabelliou5 · 1 year ago

  As a Pershing County native. We hate burning man. Every surrounding town does as well. This whole thing is corrupt and the amount of sex trafficking going on out there is honestly horrible.

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• PE

  @PeaPie74 · 1 year ago

  I recently watched a documentary about all the damage burning man festival does to the Playa. Not to mention all of the dumping that goes on in the neighboring towns. We’re talking buckets of human waste and uneaten food just dumped in or near dumpsters or just on the ground in the cities that surround that area. It’s a horrible thing. Horrible for the environment. There were animals that actually lived on the Playa before they started doing this stupid festival. The worst part about it is that the only reason they get permission to destroy the land like that is because of money. So basically burning man is a product of corporate greed. The very thing it was supposed to be against.

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  @TennHuntAdventure · 1 year ago

  A friend of mine wa s contracted to do the cleanup after a burning man 4-5 years ago. It took them over 2 weeks yo get the trash and left behind items hauled off. Then they found the ground was so toxic from all of the sewage runoff and filth that the EPA had to step in and do a massive cleanup that took several weeks.

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• BI

  @BigMac-jr4th · 1 year ago

  I’d be embarrassed to admit I went to burning man🤦‍♂️

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• WA

  @wallacegrommet9343 · 6 months ago

  By and large, of the many dozens of Burners I have met and know in the PNW, my overwhelming opinion is they are some of the kindest and most sincere and principled people

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• ST

  @stevesheridan3511 · 1 year ago

  You went to burning man.....lol enough said. Why you would want to go there is beyond me.

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• TO

  @tombouman4485 · 1 year ago

  Well at least for a week 70,000 confused folk were secluded in a desert away from the rest of us. Keep up the good work, BM.

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  @Shablagoooo · 1 year ago

  Came right to the comments for burning man hate and have not been disappointed one bit lol.

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