Been a couple years of watching now, still have no intent on being an HVACR repair guy but still really enjoy watching your troubleshooting and problem solving videos. Keep up the good work my man. ✌
The new style could take some getting used to, but getting the extra explanations with the work at that spot does make it easier to follow along. Keep it up.
Decent format change. Kind of explaining elementary stuff but good refresher and good for newbies. I can't believe you had 75 ambient in July at night on the roof. We're lucky to see below 85 by 0400
I am no refrigeration expert but thanks to you I am actually starting to understand a lot about how the different components function, and how they don't when things go wrong. I do like the new style. It's a more concentrated form of knowledge injection. Chris, you're brilliant. Don't sell yourself short. I always look forward to your videos.
Love the channel. I have had nothing but issues with the Qrc evaporator coils. A lot of suppliers have stopped quoting them due to the EEV failures they have been getting. Love the channel keep it up 👍
I don't work on commercial very often but even the residential EEVs are a pain in the donkey. I don't recommend them to anyone getting a new system. Their unreliability kills any energy savings they might aquire..
I still have only a partial grasp on more complex HVAC systems, but still love following the troubleshooting process, learning something here and there along the way. It kind of feels like being in an apprenticeship again, only this time you can show everything IRL as it happens (instead of just demonstration on a model or textbook)
When I was in the HVACR we ran preventive maintenance using staff that were not fully qualified but understood enough to test and pick up issues while carrying out the maintenance thus giving better service than company using people who could only change filters and some cleaning. We were able to quote competitively showing what we did for the money.
Great job that night with everything else you had going on you still took the time to spot check each system find and correct potential problems. Having worked in the fast food industry before getting into HVACR I have to say you have an excellent view of your customers operational needs which makes for an excellent long term relationship.
I definitely prefer the explanations not made on site to be after the job has been finished, as I somewhat have gotten the hang of how everything interacts. Not that I'm aspiring to become a service tech, I just like to watch you fix stuff
I agree. Being a consistent (non-HVAC tech) I enjoy watching and then waiting until the end for explanation of stuff I didn’t understand during the video. The explanation clips during the video are what I would now describe as common sense. No hate here, just throwing my thought in. Keep the videos coming Chris!
@@funneyguy25 you’ve misinterpreted: This ‘new’ format is still just video clips during the explanation. I can’t wait to witness the changeover when the format finally switches to explanation clips during the video, or even video explanation during the clips, but those refinements will take some time and efforts of a man or team who don’t lack so few job opportunities.
Microchannel condensers are very similar in construction to computer water cooling radiators. They still use "tubes". They're just flattened out a lot more compared to a standard condenser. Also, I like the new style of putting explanations throughout the video rather than lumping them all at the end recap. I still watch to the end though. :)
That was a great video I liked how you did the new thing in the beginning and I explained yourself keep up the great work and take care of the family!! Watch to the end too
Thanks so much bud!! I will be going live on RUclips this evening 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) to discuss my recent uploads and answer questions from emails and the Livechat, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
You are most fortunate to have a wife that is understanding of you having to go out on last minute service calls and working long hours when you have to Chris! HVAC is a stressful occupation when it comes to family life! I remember early in my career being on a roof top in the summer time ! It was so hot if you touched anything with out gloves you would burn yourself and I thought people with normal jobs would be at the beach on vacation with their families but this is the time when you make money doing HVAC work! Most wife's or girlfriends would have little or no tolerance of that and be gone in a heartbeat! I remember those Sunday emergency calls and the whining and groaning your going to be gone today! How about spending time with me I have to go to work tomorrow! You love that job more than me I am out of here and her telling the kids daddy needs to grow up and get a real job 9 to 5 with weekends off and wear a suit and tie so he can spend time with us! You are so blessed Chris! In life you have to do what you have to do whether you like it or not in order to make it! I know there are lots of things that you would rather be doing than cleaning condensers on a roof top on Sunday Chris! This is a good talk to have with your young technicians!
Hey Chris, thanks for sharing first off. You are a wealth of information, encourage critical thinking, and I definitely try my best to bring your Big Picture diagnostic method with me in my customer's homes. For this video, I found the step away from your on-site footage jarring but the information provided very useful and important. May I suggest doing voice-over during a coil cleaning montage? Just an idea. As an added note, I can't wait to visit California later this year so I can finally justify ordering from your site to avoid paying the shipping to Canada ($40 hat+$40 shipping =Yikes!) Keep up the great work, and keep sharing the importance of doing something nice for your neighbours (even if they are strangers). I missed it this time around. 👍
Buying the family subscription of RUclips premium has been well worth it. I haven’t seen an advertisement in 2 years and I can listen to music without keeping the app on screen
Yup, just did an installation of a fresh air unit for cooling a main production area, first time I had to figure out and program eevs, all the transducers, blah blah. Thing has controls for everything.
Thanks Chris for good video, good explanation, keep the good work you do, I don’t know how can you manage to do everything you do, amazing God bless you.
I do restaurant work but friends don’t forget the institutional kitchens, schools, churches, jails, hospitals, retirement homes. Those are so much better to service and they’re mostly solid as in they’re not going anywhere and have not been impacted like restaurants.
The little mini breaks/explanations are good as a teaching method but I like the original style as well for the "service call adventure vlog" kinda deal.. If that makes sense.. I think there is a place for both though.. perhaps different service calls/situations will benefit from one style to another.. or maybe it's the better way to go.. I think you'll find out what works best with time.
I'm not a hvac tech, but have a crazy question. Is it possible to use such walk-in equipment as an ac? Need to cool a large space with printing presses and people to 66-70°F. Have used a Panasonic calculation sheet and got a result of 480,000 BTU. Can't use packaged air equipment here, like the Carrier and York you show in your videos.
There are specially designed systems to handle paper storage, I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
Your extra hour or so of induced labor is going to help keep these places operational. If they can't operate, you won't have that client by next year. You're doing what's in the best long term interest of your clients, because it's in your own best interest for you, your company and employees, and your family. I hope your wife understands how critical it is
I wonder if managers at these places delay making a call about faults until a time when the restaurant isn't full of people? (and when the staff aren't constantly going in and out of the walk-ins)
People are funny sometimes. I work in another industry but I've gotten calls On Christmas Eve "we've had this problems for weeks". And you waited until 10 PM Christmas Eve?? People would be like, "But you're getting overtime. Isn't worth it?" It wasn't about the money, it's just frustrating how people put things off. And what I was dealing were safety problems that could potentially damage someone's home. I still work in the same industry, but I no longer do field work. lol
I just wish you could change the diffrencial on the QRC I like a big swing on a freezer off at -10 on at -2 I think the QRC is only 2 degree.... Internal compressor temp is roughly 75 degrees higher then the liquid line measuring about 6 to 8 inches from compressor ...I am not a fan of 448 it can't handle the heat in my book and recovery time sucks ...I been doing this for a long time and I always learn something when I watch your videos
You actually having any luck with those qrc coils? At least the bohn qrc coils its just problem after problem with any of the electrical components on the coil, whether its the eev, the thermisters, and even the board itself sometimes is going bad.
YEah Ive had great luck... I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
@@HVACRVIDEOS thanks! missed it live but good to hear they aren't all total garbage. Probably the result of budget contractors putting them in all over the place with incorrect installation procedures.
Honestly, i don't understand these places, not rinsing the condensors themselves at regular intervals, 30 minutes with a hose and wand every X months, would save them so much trouble and money. A lot easier to have someone rinse them off in the daytime, than to have to call you on a service call at night or in the weekend If this was me, i would get a wand like your's and then do preventive rinsing well before they got this dirty. I bet the money spent, making one of the staff do this, would be well worth it, both in having NOT to call you to do emergency service, and also i bet the electric consumption goes up, when they are dirty or even plugged up.
@@IFIXCASTLES Yeah and offcourse it is not for everyone to do this themselves, but in every company there is usually someone with less than 10 thumbs, that would actually be able to do this without destroying everything :)
Would you happen to know where I could buy a CBB65 capacitor? it's ratings are: 40+6uF+-5% 250VAC 40/70/21 C.P2 Protected at 10,000AFC I need to buy a new one for my air conditioner, it blew up the other night when I turned it on.
Chris I don't mind this video style however I think you should take a page out of the gamer streamers videos and paste yourself on the bottom right corner while your content is playing so you can talk with the video up.
I have lots of unused footage from this last summer that I will utilize as the year goes on.... I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
If you are short staffed i could come help you but im from an other country. I have vacine etc. I have watched a lot of your vids. Its weird that you would have staff shortage.
Still don't understand why you make plans when you are on call, when I'm on call I make no plans and since I my house is to far away from 99% of the calls I just park my rv at the shop and sleep in it
I like the brief interjected commentary in the middle, compared to putting it all into the closing words. I tend to find myself losing interest when you have a very long closing words section. Although I do find it a little interesting to see how your room changes between videos.
I kinda like the explanations in the middle of the video, makes it easier to understand the context of the work you do. Just work on the transitions, make it smoother and cleaner. Nice video afterall!
Nothing wrong with alki-kleen and a bubble party on micro-channel 🥳 ! Preventive maintenance is Always better than catastrophic phailiure (F)! 🥃🥃🍺🍺🍺🍇🏌🏻♀️ Stay safe. Retired (werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses!
I never skip around, maybe it's because I have a slightly better than basic understanding of what he is doing and find it interesting to see and hear what's he found and why.
$4M is a drop in the bucket, even for restaurant chains on low profit, when those OT rates and last second part purchases will east through 4 mil easy. Now.... as for restaurants all you need to look to is your local, state, and national government. I won't get political. They're strangling innovation for the sake of "equality." Which, to be fair, we will all be equally unemployed and starving in bread lines so there is that.
Why do you keep doing the pretend radio dj with headphones and a mike crap? Your videos are actually really interesting, you’re really good at talking through what is going on, so why the narcissistic pretend dj crap? You’re clearly better than that!
I wear the headphones so I can monitor my audio levels... with a mic like mine it's really easy to get to close and or too far from the mic so I have to stay on top of the levels
I think I'm the only one who is bothered by this, but why are you recapping everything about 2-3x during the video? Maybe there would be much more viewers which would make it till the end of the video, if you shorten those closing words by 3-6min 😅
Been a couple years of watching now, still have no intent on being an HVACR repair guy but still really enjoy watching your troubleshooting and problem solving videos. Keep up the good work my man. ✌
I’ve been watching for I think a year
I like the problem solving😁
I'll never be a tech, but man do I learn alot from you....wtf🙈
Yes sir same here. I work in a restaurant, so it helps to notice little things now and when talking to the tech.
Watching him helped me diagnose an ice machine failure at work. The "service tech" that was sent out was wortless.
The new style could take some getting used to, but getting the extra explanations with the work at that spot does make it easier to follow along. Keep it up.
Exactly
Caught this video 2 seconds after it was released. Have my coffee in hand ready to watch another HVACR VIDEOS Sunday morning video.
I like the new style. I also like "as long as I'm here, I'm cleaning all of them". That IS big picture thinking.
Decent format change. Kind of explaining elementary stuff but good refresher and good for newbies.
I can't believe you had 75 ambient in July at night on the roof. We're lucky to see below 85 by 0400
I am no refrigeration expert but thanks to you I am actually starting to understand a lot about how the different components function, and how they don't when things go wrong. I do like the new style. It's a more concentrated form of knowledge injection. Chris, you're brilliant. Don't sell yourself short. I always look forward to your videos.
Love the channel. I have had nothing but issues with the Qrc evaporator coils. A lot of suppliers have stopped quoting them due to the EEV failures they have been getting. Love the channel keep it up 👍
I don't work on commercial very often but even the residential EEVs are a pain in the donkey. I don't recommend them to anyone getting a new system. Their unreliability kills any energy savings they might aquire..
I enjoyed the extra insight on the different sections. I'm not in HVAC, but I enjoy learning what you are working on.
Long time subscriber here… I’m not even in HVAC industry, but I liked the old style better…
I love this new style of your video explaining everything with video explanation. Keep it up ☺️
I still have only a partial grasp on more complex HVAC systems, but still love following the troubleshooting process, learning something here and there along the way. It kind of feels like being in an apprenticeship again, only this time you can show everything IRL as it happens (instead of just demonstration on a model or textbook)
I agree, hands on is the best way imho
I'm not a tech, just an average joe who likes to learn new things.
I am loving the content I watch these videos and they help me. And I'm very thankful that your out here grinding
I've been contemplating a career change into HVAC , these videos help
When I was in the HVACR we ran preventive maintenance using staff that were not fully qualified but understood enough to test and pick up issues while carrying out the maintenance thus giving better service than company using people who could only change filters and some cleaning. We were able to quote competitively showing what we did for the money.
Great job that night with everything else you had going on you still took the time to spot check each system find and correct potential problems. Having worked in the fast food industry before getting into HVACR I have to say you have an excellent view of your customers operational needs which makes for an excellent long term relationship.
Loving this new format 😎
Loving the new format! Having the explanations right as something is happening is really useful!
I definitely prefer the explanations not made on site to be after the job has been finished, as I somewhat have gotten the hang of how everything interacts.
Not that I'm aspiring to become a service tech, I just like to watch you fix stuff
I also prefer the old format
I agree. Being a consistent (non-HVAC tech) I enjoy watching and then waiting until the end for explanation of stuff I didn’t understand during the video. The explanation clips during the video are what I would now describe as common sense. No hate here, just throwing my thought in. Keep the videos coming Chris!
@@funneyguy25 you’ve misinterpreted: This ‘new’ format is still just video clips during the explanation. I can’t wait to witness the changeover when the format finally switches to explanation clips during the video, or even video explanation during the clips, but those refinements will take some time and efforts of a man or team who don’t lack so few job opportunities.
I like when u break from video n talk about what goin on. Always enjoy thanks.
Got my merch this morning! Thanks!! It looks awesome
Chris, you make every video so informational !
Microchannel condensers are very similar in construction to computer water cooling radiators.
They still use "tubes". They're just flattened out a lot more compared to a standard condenser.
Also, I like the new style of putting explanations throughout the video rather than lumping them all at the end recap.
I still watch to the end though. :)
Very good explanations. Teacher hat was on.
love my shirt. 20years HVACR, sanford, FL
Thanks so much for the support !!!
Love the braking apart type video
14:50 for the first time the Prodigy display is actually legible in the video must be because its at night
Longer shutter time hides the flicker
Lololol
That was a great video I liked how you did the new thing in the beginning and I explained yourself keep up the great work and take care of the family!! Watch to the end too
Thanks so much bud!! I will be going live on RUclips this evening 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) to discuss my recent uploads and answer questions from emails and the Livechat, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
This works good thank you for explaining really great information
I just came across my first liquid injection valve, had to look it up 😅
You are most fortunate to have a wife that is understanding of you having to go out on last minute service calls and working long hours when you have to Chris! HVAC is a stressful occupation when it comes to family life! I remember early in my career being on a roof top in the summer time ! It was so hot if you touched anything with out gloves you would burn yourself and I thought people with normal jobs would be at the beach on vacation with their families but this is the time when you make money doing HVAC work! Most wife's or girlfriends would have little or no tolerance of that and be gone in a heartbeat! I remember those Sunday emergency calls and the whining and groaning your going to be gone today! How about spending time with me I have to go to work tomorrow! You love that job more than me I am out of here and her telling the kids daddy needs to grow up and get a real job 9 to 5 with weekends off and wear a suit and tie so he can spend time with us! You are so blessed Chris! In life you have to do what you have to do whether you like it or not in order to make it! I know there are lots of things that you would rather be doing than cleaning condensers on a roof top on Sunday Chris! This is a good talk to have with your young technicians!
Hey Chris, thanks for sharing first off. You are a wealth of information, encourage critical thinking, and I definitely try my best to bring your Big Picture diagnostic method with me in my customer's homes. For this video, I found the step away from your on-site footage jarring but the information provided very useful and important. May I suggest doing voice-over during a coil cleaning montage? Just an idea.
As an added note, I can't wait to visit California later this year so I can finally justify ordering from your site to avoid paying the shipping to Canada ($40 hat+$40 shipping =Yikes!)
Keep up the great work, and keep sharing the importance of doing something nice for your neighbours (even if they are strangers). I missed it this time around. 👍
I like the new format
Thanks Chris, just came home and was waiting for this baby.
I should be a representative for Bluon since I've watched their commercials 100+ times now. Happy Sunday and enjoy the coffee/Coors light on me. Lol
Buying the family subscription of RUclips premium has been well worth it. I haven’t seen an advertisement in 2 years and I can listen to music without keeping the app on screen
I love this style of video great job 👍
Binge watching
Good format thanks for sharing
Bought that hose wand. Man that thing works great!
I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
Yup, just did an installation of a fresh air unit for cooling a main production area, first time I had to figure out and program eevs, all the transducers, blah blah. Thing has controls for everything.
Thanks Chris for good video, good explanation, keep the good work you do, I don’t know how can you manage to do everything you do, amazing God bless you.
Love the VW combii and Bug
Chris can you explain after
Like the change up on style. My guess is this will weave out subs who do not care for explanation so much as the answer.
Cool video
23:00 - Good points to remember, thanks!
"You gotta lubricate it or something is gonna break" Gigitty
Can I use tri power hd on these coils. I’ve been using it and I feel
Like it’s safe. But I’m a noob to ref
I do restaurant work but friends don’t forget the institutional kitchens, schools, churches, jails, hospitals, retirement homes. Those are so much better to service and they’re mostly solid as in they’re not going anywhere and have not been impacted like restaurants.
Nice video
Ima put a vote in for liking the added info at mid points. Occasionally at the end of video I'm not sure exactly what you're referencing.
What is the main benefit of setting up Wi-Fi on walk-in “smart” evaporators? Other then viewing live temp data. ?
#respect to the moon , you're approach and final decision is amazing " sir "
Great 📹
The little mini breaks/explanations are good as a teaching method but I like the original style as well for the "service call adventure vlog" kinda deal.. If that makes sense.. I think there is a place for both though.. perhaps different service calls/situations will benefit from one style to another.. or maybe it's the better way to go.. I think you'll find out what works best with time.
Great job teacher 😆
Any smart systems use WIFI interface like GEs Smart HQ? Seems it would be handy to do initial diagnosis by phone on the way to the call
Hey Mate.
How do you calibrate the uei pocket thermometer?
Thanks from Australia
Like the new style...keep it. It seems to work better! I like the closing words but sometimes context needs to be inserted early
I'm not a hvac tech, but have a crazy question. Is it possible to use such walk-in equipment as an ac? Need to cool a large space with printing presses and people to 66-70°F. Have used a Panasonic calculation sheet and got a result of 480,000 BTU. Can't use packaged air equipment here, like the Carrier and York you show in your videos.
There are specially designed systems to handle paper storage, I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
Your extra hour or so of induced labor is going to help keep these places operational. If they can't operate, you won't have that client by next year. You're doing what's in the best long term interest of your clients, because it's in your own best interest for you, your company and employees, and your family. I hope your wife understands how critical it is
I wonder if managers at these places delay making a call about faults until a time when the restaurant isn't full of people? (and when the staff aren't constantly going in and out of the walk-ins)
Same day as my work had an iced up ice machine and we employees had to break up the ice
People are funny sometimes. I work in another industry but I've gotten calls On Christmas Eve "we've had this problems for weeks". And you waited until 10 PM Christmas Eve?? People would be like, "But you're getting overtime. Isn't worth it?" It wasn't about the money, it's just frustrating how people put things off. And what I was dealing were safety problems that could potentially damage someone's home. I still work in the same industry, but I no longer do field work. lol
At the 6 minutes mark , did I see wrong or is the liquid line frosting up halfway from the drier ?
Ma ap ka liya bohat achi video bana sekti hoo
4 million for P M, how much for over time service calls?
I just wish you could change the diffrencial on the QRC I like a big swing on a freezer off at -10 on at -2 I think the QRC is only 2 degree.... Internal compressor temp is roughly 75 degrees higher then the liquid line measuring about 6 to 8 inches from compressor ...I am not a fan of 448 it can't handle the heat in my book and recovery time sucks ...I been doing this for a long time and I always learn something when I watch your videos
Do you ever work on leibert systems?
You actually having any luck with those qrc coils? At least the bohn qrc coils its just problem after problem with any of the electrical components on the coil, whether its the eev, the thermisters, and even the board itself sometimes is going bad.
YEah Ive had great luck... I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
@@HVACRVIDEOS thanks! missed it live but good to hear they aren't all total garbage. Probably the result of budget contractors putting them in all over the place with incorrect installation procedures.
WHAT BRAND IS THE WAND YOU USE???
14:47 why it easy to read the screen now?
Honestly, i don't understand these places, not rinsing the condensors themselves at regular intervals, 30 minutes with a hose and wand every X months, would save them so much trouble and money. A lot easier to have someone rinse them off in the daytime, than to have to call you on a service call at night or in the weekend
If this was me, i would get a wand like your's and then do preventive rinsing well before they got this dirty. I bet the money spent, making one of the staff do this, would be well worth it, both in having NOT to call you to do emergency service, and also i bet the electric consumption goes up, when they are dirty or even plugged up.
We get rich on stupidity and laziness.
@@IFIXCASTLES Yeah and offcourse it is not for everyone to do this themselves, but in every company there is usually someone with less than 10 thumbs, that would actually be able to do this without destroying everything :)
Too bad you don't live near East Tennessee. I'd love to run your after hours calls.
I’m in west TN. You’re more than welcome to run my after hour calls😂
Want some no-heats in Canada? I can hook you up! -40 is coming
Would you happen to know where I could buy a CBB65 capacitor? it's ratings are:
40+6uF+-5%
250VAC
40/70/21
C.P2
Protected at 10,000AFC
I need to buy a new one for my air conditioner, it blew up the other night when I turned it on.
Amazon
All those sensors and probes make it a monster to deal with
Some thoughts interleaved during the video might better keep attention of the audience as well :)
Also shorter closing words.
Anyhow nice video.
Who knew, the compressor plays baseball
Chris I don't mind this video style however I think you should take a page out of the gamer streamers videos and paste yourself on the bottom right corner while your content is playing so you can talk with the video up.
Why did you upload a video from july when its october
I have lots of unused footage from this last summer that I will utilize as the year goes on.... I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
Hey Bluon
Early a.m. video!
When you say you have merchandise on your website you could tell it's US only. Or you should get a affiliate in Europe to handle European customers
If you are short staffed i could come help you but im from an other country. I have vacine etc. I have watched a lot of your vids. Its weird that you would have staff shortage.
Still don't understand why you make plans when you are on call, when I'm on call I make no plans and since I my house is to far away from 99% of the calls I just park my rv at the shop and sleep in it
Unfortunately because I am so understaffed I am on call 4 weeks in a row so its hard to not make plans
I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
I like the brief interjected commentary in the middle, compared to putting it all into the closing words. I tend to find myself losing interest when you have a very long closing words section. Although I do find it a little interesting to see how your room changes between videos.
I kinda like the explanations in the middle of the video, makes it easier to understand the context of the work you do. Just work on the transitions, make it smoother and cleaner. Nice video afterall!
Looks as dirty as the average Pei Wei rooftop equipment 😂
If I was in America I would definately have asked you for employment.
Nothing wrong with alki-kleen and a bubble party on micro-channel 🥳 !
Preventive maintenance is Always better than catastrophic phailiure (F)!
🥃🥃🍺🍺🍺🍇🏌🏻♀️
Stay safe.
Retired (werk'n)keyboard super tech. Wear your safety glasses!
Lack of maintenance
hi sir if your short on staff maybe i can be your one of your employee.
👍
👍👍👍
Why are you shorthanded?
I will discuss this on my livestream tonight 10/04/21 @ 5:PM (pacific) on RUclips, come over and check it out ruclips.net/video/dCQdmPgIWvo/видео.html
I don't like this "explanations" in the middle of video, it is hard to skip it
Also don't like it 😥😥
The energy he was emitting in this video was a little overwhelming too
I never skip around, maybe it's because I have a slightly better than basic understanding of what he is doing and find it interesting to see and hear what's he found and why.
$4M is a drop in the bucket, even for restaurant chains on low profit, when those OT rates and last second part purchases will east through 4 mil easy.
Now.... as for restaurants all you need to look to is your local, state, and national government. I won't get political. They're strangling innovation for the sake of "equality." Which, to be fair, we will all be equally unemployed and starving in bread lines so there is that.
Why do you keep doing the pretend radio dj with headphones and a mike crap? Your videos are actually really interesting, you’re really good at talking through what is going on, so why the narcissistic pretend dj crap? You’re clearly better than that!
I wear the headphones so I can monitor my audio levels... with a mic like mine it's really easy to get to close and or too far from the mic so I have to stay on top of the levels
I think I'm the only one who is bothered by this, but why are you recapping everything about 2-3x during the video? Maybe there would be much more viewers which would make it till the end of the video, if you shorten those closing words by 3-6min 😅
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