Destroying a truck

I was referred to, and viewed a youtube video on how to repair the door for our dishwasher. Very good demonstration, then following the video, took ours apart and replaced the lock and reassembled. very simple, very quick, and saved an expensive service call. So youtube does have some good uses.

Don't glamorize stupid behavior. Take down the post.

time2roll wrote:

BobsYourUncle wrote:
More money than brains..... :R

You tube probably pays him $20k+ a month for the air time.

Yep, they probably will make way more money from youtube and facebook than what that truck costs. No different than a movie studio spending millions on some actor and millions more to make a movie all to make millions off of it. Or a football team spending millions on some football player to make millions off of them from the tickets, merchandise, TV deals, and so on. There really is no value out of either of these other than entertainment.

Lynnmor wrote:
Never click on a link that takes you to Youtube unless you really need the information. In other words, don't feed the animals.

Roughly ten percent of YouTube is useful for stuff like finding out how to remove a door panel without wrecking it, or how that weird electrical connector comes apart, or how to fix a water softener.

It's amazing what we will watch while under house arrest.

Just when you think you've seen the dumbest thing ever, something like this pops up.

Never click on a link that takes you to Youtube unless you really need the information. In other words, don't feed the animals.

He ain’t done. He literally has piles of scrap destroyed trucks.

There is another YouTuber who bought his previously destroyed truck and is reworking it somewhat into something else for some other reason.

Thanks!

Jeremiah

BobsYourUncle wrote:
More money than brains..... :R

You tube probably pays him $20k+ a month for the air time.

That whole thing from start to finish is remarkably stupid.