CRP Patreon Exclusive: “Gear Queer“

short and great video

Charles Jue

CRP whats going on man , You need to go back to your old controversial red pill videos please …

It was a crative block. He wan't want to feel free to create content without having to think did he cover that or not in the past. Having to remember, research in past video was killing his creative spirit/vibe/process. He explains it in the video Why I nucked my Channel

What happened to you ?? Steven from Detriot Michigan, I love your content. Like the father I never had! You need to double down and remake all that content you deleted like don’t duck crazy etc..

Steven Decker

I have tons of tools and test equipment. I can still repair things with a hammer and some wire though. Does that make me gear-curious? LOL!! Great video coach!

ha - I notice this a lot in the 'camping' and 'motorcycling' group of friends I have. A few of us motorcyclists have this saying - "just ride the bitch" :-)

This. CRP

Being and becoming Not gaining and aquiring

Hey Coach, how about a rant or webinar about what you would do if you were president or dictator of America, or Britain, or Germany or Chile

I just try to buy 'Made in the USA'

How do I find all of the original videos that were on youtube? I dont see them on bitchute either.

I am not interested in getting the right gear and I would struggle to put a shelf up. To control fear I just have to not let it stop me.

I haven't watched this yet, I am about to, but I just had to mention that the term "gear queer" reminds me of the term "beer queer" which refers to a person who only displays homosexual tendencies when drunk

The guys with the cameras are the worst with this. They will spend $100,000 on lenses and software and lighting… just to get a certain look. I appreciate the quality they deliver but it's obsessive behavior.

Anyone know where all his YouTube videos went?

Ha. this is very spot on. I've been a gear queer myself back in 2006 when I first came in the the Army. It's because I had no other way to validate myself and feel special when along side the experienced guys. Since I lacked real experience, I felt I could purchase respect. Gear fags often think they can simply purchase respect and experience.

Last week I spent 390 dollars to buy an impact wrench so I can change a flat tire for my car. God Damnit! Love the video!

A brilliant insight. Thanks for this. You don’t need to spend more than 1 minute on Instagram to see aspects of this behaviour in full dress. Guys posing their gear for photos, while it’s obvious the gear has never been used. Basically aping a lifestyle that they are not actually living. Some fellas even buy all the gear they need, then use the high cost of the gear as the reason they can’t afford time off to use the gear, or worry about devaluing the gear if they use it. This has always irked me with some people I know. Thanks for the succinct summary.

I have made at least 1000 videos on my phone. I have the best microphones, the best YouTube camera, a drone and have been looking up the best lighting for a few weeks. The microphone sits unopen on my desk with the perfect camera setup…

Dave Smith

The lack of training is what drives me nuts about tacti-cool fools. They have all that highly dangerous gear—with no real idea how to handle it. Scary. CRP

I think it's guys Who settle for less in The big questions but are stubborn in The little things that are more prone to this behaviour.

The biggest gear queers are in the firearms realm; "tacti-cool" everything, no rail without an attachment, no money spent on training.

A video on how to deal with narcissists in different areas of life would be great. In the workplace, at home, etc. Would like to hear your opinion.

Mr. K

Looking sharp Coach and on point. I'm a guitar player, years ago I sold all my amps, pedals, FX racks whatnot and kept just a simple amp and my favorite guitars. Play more, twist less knobs.

So it's not just a gear thing, got it. Also Coach can you do a video on Patience? Please and thank you.

You have deficiencies—not disorders.

I moved abroad on October 29th. I am currently in Istanbul. I have asberger syndrome. I am not using that as an excuse for not being able to connect to people. I just know I have to work harder than the other guy. Like Spud Webb who was 5'6", who made a career in the NBA. He got there by outworking the next guy. Frankly, meeting new people and practicing my social skills especially game with the fairer sex scares the holy shit out of me. That is why I made the decision to move abroad so everyone I meet will be a stranger and hopefully a new friend. I am still terrible at people skills but with practice and a lot of prayer, I will become good at getting to know people one day. Thank you for listening to my rant.

Mickey Turner