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  1. So many sponsorships and promotions: offset, thermometer, griddle, rub. And these are all in addition to the commercials youtube uses for monetization. I understand how youtube works but this makes me not want to continue following your channel.

  2. Here in Brazil, when doing "fogo de chão" style cook (low and slow) we usually don't trim at all to preserve moisture. On the other hand, when making it in a pit smoker or on our traditional brick grills, we score the fat (square pattern) to avoid fat bursting and help seasoning to penetrate and fat rendering. Maybe that's an idea for another comparison. Especially if you don't have a super ultra mega blaster air flow pit😅

  3. I have been trimming my beef ribs and will definitely try untrimmed. Like the energy of the video and always learn from Jeremy. I am wondering about the Solution smoker. Is it offered in a larger version or plans to offer in maybe a 60" cook chamber?

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