I Received A $1,000,000 Bill. (NOT CLICKBAIT)

now that harvest is finally over i can get back into shape today's gonna be an upper body day so we're gonna be doing some shoulders chest back that's about it we're gonna see if we can do this workout in 40 minutes yeah i haven't bench pressed in a couple months we're going to be feeling that one tomorrow suppose while now here might as well rearrange some bikes so i can get some room in the shop [Applause] now before i go get in the shower and get started doing some stuff in the house i need to run down to the main heated shop and pull some of the harvest files off of the monitor on the combine so i can collect some data good morning sac how you doing buddy what you doing this morning dad well our surveys in the skid loader changing oils filters fuel filters air filter replace the front spindle that was out man i think it was a shot we're gonna try the lazy method of just opening the door and shutting the lights off and see if we can pull some data off this but i'm not sure we're going to get satellite signal between the 10 the insulation and the lights in the building we just don't get reception in here pretty sure we're gonna have to back this outside disable when you have this done what's this this is what they call a skid loader what is what's this oh it just works the windshield how long do you think this one's gonna last yeah hopefully a long time do a quick little double check to make sure we don't have any tools hiding behind the tires okay i had to pull down to the end of the driveway so that way we could get proper gps signal but now we need to export some data from this basically what we got going on is we have all the harvest data on here all the bushels that we've harvested how all the fields yielded and i want to get that onto a cloud service so that way i can go into the agfiniti app and i can see all my individual fields this is one of these buttons i don't want to mess anything up so we're going to give a little bill a call because he's a professional given a little bit of time to kind of run through a process really was a pretty quick and painless process all i do is transfer some data up to the cloud and then it brought back down from the cloud onto the ipad so now we should have everything on the ipad okay let's do some computer nerdy wilson what are you doing it's gonna be okay oh you got some stuff wrapped around you i think we found the problem atta boy wilson if anybody is thinking about getting a robot vacuum i would highly recommend it i like it a lot i can schedule them times on the ipad so that way when i'm not even here he just goes off and does his thing and with the particular one that i got it has its own little base here that it can dump on so when wilson gets full he automatically comes back and then he'll dump his load and then he'll go off and vacuum some more and if he runs out of battery he'll come back he'll charge himself and then when he's good to go he'll fire back up and keep vacuuming it takes me an hour and a half to manually vacuum my house so i can have wilson do it automatically when i can go to other stuff i'm a fan of that but now that we got the data that we needed we got wilson fixed we can sit down here with the ipad we can pull up all the harvest data that we have then we can assess our fields i need this information because our crop insurance guy needs to know our proven yields and we also need to know the bushels that we harvested so that way we can market our grain accordingly so this is the agfiniti app and this is what all the data looks like once it's been transferred to the cloud this is last year so i need to figure out how to get to this year your call has been forwarded bill well until i get a phone call back i'm gonna do some cleaning during harvest i definitely let the house get a little bit neglected so we basically got everything cleaned up now so i'm gonna go look through all my stuff quick just to see if there's some stuff that i have that i don't use because if i don't use it what's the point of having it i just really like it when you open up drawers and stuff is just nice and organized and there's still room to actually put things in a drawer that's crammed full like this just i don't like it for the most part the kitchen cabinets are pretty much all organized and so are the drawers the utility cabinets actually not too bad snack storage can sometimes be an absolute mess but having little containers really helps kind of with the little cluttery stuff and when it comes to the dining room this room's pretty simple i do have some stuff here on the table that needs to be taken to goodwill to be donated and then over here in these cabinets there is some stuff that was grandpa's some of his lighthouse collection i don't really know what to do with that yet it's not hurting anything there but i feel that's more something dad's probably gonna want then like all the glassware and this i don't drink so i'm never gonna use this stuff but it does look better than an empty cabinet when it comes to the office i like to keep this room organized i'm really strict about keeping my drawers organized i have all the tools that i commonly use my closet is the same way the back living rooms are pretty good i do have more blankets than i need that entire thing is actually full of blankets a lot of them are just really cool old quilts so i feel really bad throwing them out i just need to figure out what to do with them i'm just not a fan of the throwing the blankets on the back of the furniture look i know for a fact i have some kitchen utensils in this cabinet that i don't need and then up there that is full of a bunch of old light bulbs so far this is everything that i've picked up and cleaned out of the house i've done this like five times since i've moved in and every time i do it i just keep finding that much stuff but i do have one area i tend to over collect in and that is socks this drawer is full that drawer is full this drawer has mismatching socks where they go who knows and then this drawer is full of socks that's ridiculous i also collect shorts we're getting rid of these we're gonna halt the cleaning for now because i need to sit down and edit a video and i have some business phone calls that i need to make and i also need to send out some emails but before i do that i have good news for you guys well good news for you bad news for me i got ben quotes mom where's the vaseline before we read off the quotes we're gonna have a little competition write your best guess down in the comments and see how close you can get i'm not gonna read every single line because there's like 50 lines on here we'll just go over the big stuff just the shell of the bands they're gonna be fifty thousand dollars a piece we're gonna need two of them forty thousand dollars for an overhead loadout ninety thousand dollars for the loop the new pit is seventy thousand dollars five thousand dollars for anchor bolts wow thirty thousand dollars for grain monitoring devices eighty thousand dollars in concrete and another twelve thousand dollars in rebar those numbers are just for the physical materials and this is where stuff starts getting really expensive because we get into labor just to make the forms for everything and pour the concrete it's gonna run us 45 g's but it gets even worse they want 42 000 to tear the leg down and put it back up but it gets worse they said it's gonna cost an extra 28 thousand dollars to take the stair zone and put those back up i knew this stuff wasn't gonna be cheap but the tower around the leg comes in 20 foot sections and there's 32 bolts holding each section together and then every nine feet this thing's bolted together with like 30 volts then as for the stairs it's just four bolts on the bottom four bolts on the top and then the two bolts that attach it to the tower there's only seven platforms on the stairs i know it's not low to the ground but it's only 75 feet i mean you're harnessed in and then to make it worse they also want 42 000 to tear this bin down and put it back up that's not including concrete not gonna lie feel like they're trying to swindle me a little bit i almost forgot to mention since we have to tear that stuff down and put up the other big structures a lot of it's gonna be really high up in the air so we're gonna need a crane thirty four thousand dollars and it comes out to a grand total of one million seventy seven thousand two hundred ninety seven dollars and seventy three cents but seriously we we have some negotiating to do we finally got the video done but i'm going to head over to my sister's house because i can upload a video there in 30 minutes first three hours here that is one fast dog geez we're doing 32 miles an hour right now wow eat my dust liver lips i got over to summer's house and her telephone pole was snapped in half in the middle of her driveway and she doesn't have electricity so that means she doesn't have internet so now i need to head 20 miles away to the nearest town that has fast internet but you know what sometimes we have factors in our life that are out of our control such as what happened today and we're going to make the most out of it while we're in town we're going to stop and say hi to gramacorn star we're making a quick pit stop this isn't grandma cornstar's house this is natalie's house that's like 27 times the size of mine hey buddy hey hey kelly you like your box you like your box i got this much chili can you eat that much chili [Music] you

Channel: Cole The Cornstar

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Keywords: farming, agriculture, millionaires, family farms, farm house, mansion, cleaning, clean house, satisfying, innovation, progression, renovation, building, construction, Cole the cornstar, planning

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Length: 8min 44sec (524 seconds)

Published: Wed Nov 11 2020