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Gratitude and Channel Reflection

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Calling all subscribers! We finally made it to 20K subscribers thank you all so very much

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Josh, from Stoney Ridge Farmer, welcomes viewers to his farm vlog and expresses deep gratitude for their support and for following his journey. He highlights the milestone of reaching over 20,000 subscribers within a year and a few months, reflecting on his first video about sharpening bush hog blades and the organic growth of his channel.

Goal: The speaker thanks his subscribers for their support, acknowledges channel growth, and briefly recounts the beginning of his YouTube journey.

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hey folks its Josh Stoney Ridge farmer welcome to the farm vlog today I just wanted to take the time to thank everybody I appreciate you so much following the vlogs for following me here on the farm for following me and mrs. Stoney Ridge and the red beaver got a video coming out with the red beaver tomorrow guys either tomorrow the next day I can't remember but guys I just want to thank you so much for being here with me and for sharing in this experience with me you know a year ago I started the YouTube channel and kind of on a whim my first video was how to sharpen your bush hog blades and you know I was just out in my garage and I was like you know people would want to know how to do this so I did a quick video and then from there we blossomed onto 200 or so videos and then last night we topped 20,000 subscribers which is just amazing we're at 20,000 6:08 today I can't believe it it's just unbelievable that many people would be interested in this way of life as this is real this is a real way of life this is the way we're choosing to live we move from not really the city we I grew up in the country but I kind of kidnapped my wife from the city and we moved out to the country and this is what it's really about guys what's up Paul I just wanted to just let you know how much I appreciate you and and let you know what's to come you know there's a lot of stuff going on here on the farm every day there's so much stuff that it's hard to capture it YouTube actually is taking probably 20 to 30 hours a week just to get these videos out and to record stuff and and and work work with the farm stuff so it takes me about a third longer to get something done on the farm and I

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