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2026-03-03 0
The guy with the orange vest and bike should have his own show! That guy was hilarious.
2026-02-04 0
More bike guy with orange vest! Legend
2026-01-28 0
WTG Tyler. You probably just got that orange vest bike guy stabbed
2026-01-27 0
Patriot Alert for the guy in the orange vest
2026-01-27 0
That white guy with the orange vest stokes violence. I think everyone should just get over it, evolution of human migration is a fact. Nothing ever remains the same.
2026-01-27 0
I like that guy in the orange vest, spoke no lies!
2026-01-27 0
the orange vest guy was Tylers greatest wet dream come true lol
2026-01-27 0
The guy is the orange vest is an idiot!
2026-01-27 0
Orange safety vest guy 2028
2026-01-27 0
I love orange safety vest guy; he is all of us.
2023-07-16 1
Tyler's right about small-town America. I was driving my family to an international soccer tournament when the van broke down. A kind American stopped, found a tow rope in his truck, and towed us to the nearest town --- Drayton, North Dakota. \n\nThe town was so stereotypical, it was almost comical. It's definitely a different culture. There was the guy dressed head-to-toe in camouflage, with a bright orange hunter's vest. There was a carload of kids driving a hot rod up and down the main street, back and forth, back and forth, with no particular place to go.\n\nBut then there were two very kind gentlemen who came up to us, concerned about our wellbeing and where my family would sleep that night, because the motel was filling-up fast with competitors for the Drayton Catfish Capital Challenge Catfish Tournament (it's a real thing, look it up). Nobody prompted them. They had no ulterior motive. They were just genuinely concerned for us.\n\nMy lasting impression of the townspeople I'd met in Drayton that day was how nice they all were. They were kind and friendly and genuinely caring toward others, going out of their way to help us any way they could.
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