Girl with patreon account goes sailing in hot place

[Elegua]

I raised chickens for eggs this year. It has been a very interesting process and many of our friends have been fascinated and amused by the process. I've been told a dozen times to create a YT channel on this and my response is the same every time- "It's already been done a hundred times. There would be absolutely nothing unique about my experience. The channel would flop."

Any sense of introspection or self awareness has been completely buried by these peoples' narcissism. Social media breeds narcissism...or at least draws them out where otherwise, they'd have no outlet.

But, but I’m speshul! Reeeeeee!

 

[dacapo]

I raised chickens for eggs this year. It has been a very interesting process and many of our friends have been fascinated and amused by the process. I've been told a dozen times to create a YT channel on this and my response is the same every time- "It's already been done a hundred times. There would be absolutely nothing unique about my experience. The channel would flop."

Any sense of introspection or self awareness has been completely buried by these peoples' narcissism. Social media breeds narcissism...or at least draws them out where otherwise, they'd have no outlet.

so you answered the age old question. the egg came first.

 

[Ajax]

Ah, but I started with chickens.

 

[2airishuman]

I raised chickens for eggs this year. It has been a very interesting process and many of our friends have been fascinated and amused by the process. I've been told a dozen times to create a YT channel on this and my response is the same every time- "It's already been done a hundred times. There would be absolutely nothing unique about my experience. The channel would flop."

The original charm, as it were, about YT was that it was a platform for sharing genuine, organic experiences with a small circle of friends and followers. Hyperlocal video. Highly specialized video like how to fix the centerboard pendant on one of the 500 or so <insert nichey brand and model of pocket cruiser here>s. Sort of a modern day version of a 1950s slide show and 8mm film at the yacht club or something. Or something that's just kind of cool because you did it.

I have a YT channel and post occasionally. It's stuff like backyard chickens, scuba diving, and boat fettling. I get a few hundred hits per video, sometimes a few thousand. I'll never be able to monetize any of that, and I'm ok with that.

 

[chester]

The original charm, as it were, about YT was that it was a platform for sharing genuine, organic experiences with a small circle of friends and followers. Hyperlocal video. Highly specialized video like how to fix the centerboard pendant on one of the 500 or so <insert nichey brand and model of pocket cruiser here>s. Sort of a modern day version of a 1950s slide show and 8mm film at the yacht club or something. Or something that's just kind of cool because you did it.

I have a YT channel and post occasionally. It's stuff like backyard chickens, scuba diving, and boat fettling. I get a few hundred hits per video, sometimes a few thousand. I'll never be able to monetize any of that, and I'm ok with that.

Have you tried wearing a bikini?

 

[2airishuman]

Have you tried wearing a bikini?

Just a rashguard with prominent nipples. It drew a bunch of extra views from the 50 something church ladies.

 

[Ajax]

It also serves as a nice personal photo album if you keep it private.

 

[Jud - s/v Sputnik]

The original charm, as it were, about YT was that it was a platform for sharing genuine, organic experiences with a small circle of friends and followers.

Remember back in the 1990s, the naively optimistic predictions that the Internet itself would save democracy and that it was actually a good thing, that it would lead to the free flow of ideas, and the wheat would naturally separate from the chaff, bringing about a new democracy of good ideas...

 

[sculpin]

Indeed, we try to assume we are less a bag of assholes than we turn out to be...

 

[2airishuman]

Remember back in the 1990s, the naively optimistic predictions that the Internet itself would save democracy and that it was actually a good thing, that it would lead to the free flow of ideas, and the wheat would naturally separate from the chaff, bringing about a new democracy of good ideas...

Some people think it did, either because their politics are different then ours or because they see the glass as half full.

My children don't remember life before Wikipedia and Google Maps.

 

[Diarmuid]

When did Bobby Doodles go van life?



Still killing it with the thumbnails, tho.

 

[Jud - s/v Sputnik]

When did Bobby Doodles go van life?



Still killing it with the thumbnails, tho.

The dudes back in the ‘70s figured that van life stuff out long ago

 

[Diarmuid]

I like how she calls Aspen 'booshie'. Like, it has been a nouveau riche ski resort/think tank retreat/celebrity shopping mecca since the town was refounded from basically zero in 1946 by a self-made industrialist. The bourge is baked in!

 

[Israel Hands]

He gets around, doesn’t he…bouncing back and forth between boats and RVs.

 

[robtoujours]

Some people let the grift define them.. others define the grift.. but who will defy ?

 

[wully]

Complete antidote to hot, sunny click bait sailing channels on You-choob..

 

[chester]

you need an antidote for hot women in bikinis?

 

[justsomeguy!]

you need an antidote for hot women in bikinis?

Perhaps he meant "antithesis"?

 

[MauiPunter]

Sometimes you need a break from pulling your pud all the time.

 

[Jud - s/v Sputnik]

n bbhSometimes you need a break from pulling your pud all the time.

Here ya go. Have a listen to the Sadistic Mika Band instead. It’ll jazz you right up.