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Looking for off grid Youtube channel - older guy from Kentucky

A few months ago I was watching an older guy in Kentucky who was living in an RV but had a Stor Mor building delivered to his property near a river in Kentucky and was going to live off grid, his channel seems completely gone now. Does anyone know who I am talking about? His channel had the word 'Lion' in it, but I don't remember the name, all the videos seem gone now.

Edit to add: Oh boy I had no idea that this was a whole small piece of internet drama, just discovered today that he was a sex offender and somewhat career criminal (he never mentioned this in any of his videos) and he has deleted his channel.

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u/moneyman74 — 7 days ago
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Wade Boggs found alive after being lost at sea with nothing to eat but chicken!

u/moneyman74 — 10 days ago
▲ 15 r/Penpalsover50

Moderator here please report or list 'iffy' penpal ads here

Please report anything that seems like it is not genuinely a person posting a penpal ad

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u/moneyman74 — 16 days ago
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Rent control feels great short term but over decades it just leads to decrepit buildings

I feel like NYC has already been over this turf once in the 60s and 70s, buildings especially in the Bronx had rent control and were left to rot because none of the landlords cared to take care of them. Eventually the current landlord will just get tired of them and sell them to the next person on down the line who cares even less about upkeep. It might sound great today but its unsustainable long term.

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u/moneyman74 — 2 months ago
▲ 482 r/GenX

I learned today that cystic fibrosis is now a manageable disease

Does anyone remember cystic fibrosis? I think I heard of some kids my age who had it and died. In the last 10 years they have made this a manageable disease through science and research. It's not exactly been 'headline' news, but it felt like it was a pretty well known tragic disease in the 80s.

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u/moneyman74 — 2 months ago