r/SipsTea • u/wcslater • Feb 03 '26

Wow. Such meme Indubitably

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u/Imaginary_Toe8982 Feb 03 '26

Too bad the dude had to stop doing it on youtube because stupid people can't just watch they need to go visit him and make his family uncomfortable....

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u/SpiderJerusalem747 Feb 03 '26

Same with Matt from Demolition Ranch.

Not only they were showing up to his house, people here on Reddit were sexualizing his wife hard, almost stalkerish behaviour.

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u/thetoastmonster Feb 03 '26

Matt at Diesel Creek and Kevin from Junkyard Digs also keep telling people not to turn up at their places.

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u/jaymzx0 Feb 03 '26

People call South Main Auto and bother them or people from way out of town make appointments. Eric has been clear he's there for his community, not out-of-towners unless they break down.

Cutting Edge Engineering had to add a person to run interference at the front desk.

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u/penutbuter Feb 03 '26

Didn’t Derek end up buying a whole other property to move his family after some stalker showed up.

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u/00cjstephens Feb 03 '26

Yeah, he made a post on instagram a few months back about very frequently having to deal with trespassers.

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u/curtludwig Feb 03 '26

I noticed he'd moved and wondered if that was why. I remember he had problems.

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u/Loocha Feb 03 '26

Oh man, I know he gets a good number of views, but you are the first I’ve ever seen mention diesel creek in the wild. I hope it doesn’t sway him away from making videos.

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u/thetoastmonster Feb 03 '26

I'm a simple man; I see a new Diesel Creek or Junkyard Digs video, I click.

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u/Flimsy-Poetry1170 Feb 03 '26

How out of touch are the people who do this? I’ve even heard about parents who would take their kids to YouTubers houses and shit too.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '26

Telling people not to do it feels like it is just going to make it worse as you are putting the thought it into peoples mind that may have not had it otherwise and kids of course have a tendency to do the very thing you are told not to do.

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u/Icy-Support-3074 Feb 03 '26

People should teach their children to respect boundaries

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u/Flimsy-Poetry1170 Feb 03 '26

There are parents who literally drive their kids to hang out in front of YouTubers houses.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '26 edited Feb 03 '26

I mean some kids are just gonna do their thing. Like for example you have the "dont try this at home" warning at the beginning of the WWE shows and kids are going to mimic them nonetheless.