Ice Road Truckers

just think of Alaska only relevant to whatever TV shows are on the Discovery Channel.

So it's either Gold Rush or it is Ice Road Truckers or Deadliest Catch as they go through.

That's my Alaska.

But the Alaska governor's now ordered an investigation, they're going to hear about this, into Peltola campaign after bombshell report.

Okay, then that makes sense.

Why would you want to watch it? But there again, Ice Road Truckers made you think they were going to slide off the road every commercial break, and they came back and didn't even acknowledge

it.

Have you...

And just the name and the hardware, it's all good.

I see this week that Tesla want to stick four superchargers into a place called Injevik, which is only a name that I know because if I'm going through my digital TV channels up in the many hundreds, they have a nonstop Ice Road Truckers channel that is just nonstop trashy TV.

And if anyone has seen Ice Road Truckers, you'll know that once you've watched one...

You have to watch about 10.

It's the most awesome reality TV where every episode is...

I'm not going in the winter.

Oh, no, you want to go in the winter because if it melts, then the truck might go through the ice.

I know because I watch Ice Road Truckers.

on this 100 kilowatt hours and loads of range wltp almost 400 miles on the korean built polestar 4 it'll set you back 54 750 here in the uk europe accounts for 80 percent of polestar sales so being booted out of the united states is a inconvenience but not the end of the world Tesla is discussing installing two supercharger stalls, maybe even four of them, in Canada's Northwest Territory, somewhere called Inuvik.

And if anyone like me has watched some trashy TV called Ice Road Truckers, you'll have

heard of the word Inuvik because

it always seemed to appear on that show.

It's brilliant.

If you like that, do you like Ice Road Truckers? Never watched it, should

I? That's a great show.

Love that you love that.

Ice Road Truckers.

Okay, great.

These truckers that trundle along ice roads, frozen for a certain period of time during the winter.

Because when you do odd things, cameras tend to show up.

But going back, the big show was Ice Road Truckers.

That was the first one.

It was shot here in Yellowknife.

I'm like, you got five grand to be on TV? That's amazing.

I thought it was the coolest thing ever.

And then, so yeah, they did, and he ended up doing a bunch of seasons on ice road truckers.

Um, and then we came in, so that was probably right, 2006.

This makes resource extraction far more expensive than it would be in a regular economy.

If you have ever watched Ice Road Truckers, you will know that the conditions that these mines operate in is extreme and it costs a lot of money to run these facilities.

When compared to mines in Australia or the United States or stable Middle Eastern countries, the average Canadian mine has a lower profit margin because of these environmental expenses.

Perhaps the most topical example of this holding back the Canadian industry is its shale oil reserves.

Smell my shit.

Yeah, the Wisconsin politician were like this, "There's that stupid show Ice Road Truckers."

It's about to bring-

Oh.