These sorts of videos are great for preservation. It is cool that you go over every detail. Often times, review videos for devices don't show all the buttons, ports, and other connectivity, which are things that are cool to look back on in the future when our technology is entirely different.
Very true. When I think of the mp3 players I had in the early 2000s, they already seem like ancient tech, but what a quantum leap it was from the thick CD Walkman with unreliable anti-shock. It's part of our technological history now.
There's something so charming about technology from back then, all the devices would have different functions. Nowadays everything is on phones, which are all essentially the same. Might be just nostalgia though.
This channel is criminally underrated. I love your unique sense of humor and that you go into the details that most shows don't bother with. It's not boring at all and your production is superb. I really hope you continue to do these random videos and grow the channel.
I've dreamed of having a mordern version of a device like this that would automatically dump any photos from an SD card onto my google photos (probably using a wifi connection). My ideal device wouldn't even necessarily need a screen, perhaps just a progress bar to indicate copying, uploading, and complete. If the device scanned for photos that haven't already been uploaded and just copied those, even better. I think it could help bring (any, not just wifi enabled) digital cameras into the modern world, allowing people to start using cameras again rather than their phone without the hassle of fluffing around with apps and computers.
Wouldn’t it help to have that feature in the camera itself and bypass the need of an additional device? Given the hardware capabilities these days, the functionality can be added to a single core while also leaving enough resources for various other features to run. Cameras can even be made to fit a SIM card, much like an iPad does, or simply pair with your hotspot. I believe, the latter already exists.
Well that device already exists! It's just that in the spirit of miniaturization, your SD card, ImageTank and cellphone have all fused together into a "smart phone". Yes, you can automatically backup all your photos to the cloud as soon as you take the picture, or wait until you cannot to your home wifi to automatically upload them either to your computer or cloud or even both! Now, if you're the type of person who likes to use a dedicated, high resolution camera and save your pictures to SD card, then you're kinda SOL, as even the super high-end cameras don't really have any wifi capabilities, and even if they did, it would take forever to transfer RAW files over wifi anyway.
@@shippo72 Well, there are USB-C card readers that work flawlessly when plugged into an Android phone... So yeah, all you need nowadays is your phone and a small pocket card reader, then you can upload your raw pictures from the camera SD card into the cloud, via VPN to your NAS at home or post them on Instagram. Whatever pleases you most :)
Hey, I've been a big fan of your videos since the the DSM LCD video and i've really enjoyed the content on the channel. I hope you continue making more videos about these interesting "nothing" or as you like to say "boring" aspects. like a 99% invisible but for old tech and audio.
I have a weird nostalgia for this era of electronics when things were getting a lot smaller and easier to travel with, but still quite hefty and thick. My first MP3 player, the Creative Nomad Zen, I bought for $700 in 2002 had a similar form factor, an aluminum shell and a 20GB hard drive. It felt so nice to hold.
I, as a Technology Connection viewer, feel underestimated in my ability to watch someone do pedantry on old technologies. You're not boring! (At least, to me), and I can watch you talk about old tech for 20+ minutes! I did that for Technology Connection!!
I don't know why you think your videos are boring, but your videos are pieces of art in my opinion. This is a production style i have never come across. The bgm gives your channel a special character that's unique and your art style in most other videos is rarely seen in a tech channel! Keep making more!
Your videos are interesting, funny and I always learn something. I appreciate the effort put into them. Look forward to seeing more. Sending power and blessings from Melbourne Australia
i was sleepy before watching this, but cuz of the generations gap, it almost feels like im watching a youtuber unboxing and reviewing a new tech even though its exist earlier than me
I could easily imagine a modern version of this perhaps using a high capacity laptop hard disc or SSD. It could maybe run a version of Android for ease of getting an OS and just have a custom app to manage the backup functions. Plug it into a computer and it turns up as a couple of drives, one being the android storage and the other being the hard disc itself. Maybe even have a docking station so that the user could have it as a digital photo frame while its transferring large amounts of data on your desk. But yeah, I kinda want a modern one to be a bit more than just an external hard drive.
I wonder about an improvised one using a Raspberry Pi and battery/touchscreen, with some kind of storage solution, like even an SSD connected by a USB-to-SATA adapter. A dedicated one though could use an ARM CPU, maybe some kind of really light embedded Linux or BSD build to save on RAM, and perhaps even something like RAID-1. Connect 2 HDDs or SSDs so the data can be loaded on both, so if one dies, you still have the other!
I used to use old android phones with expandable storage for exactly that. I mean its still possible with modern smartphones too. It has everything you need. An OS, an user interface, possible internet connection and lots of theoretical space- Old Phones even a replacable battery.
no it was not boring, i discovered your channel with it and i loved it ! i also like geeking and nerding on stuff like that and i learn so many new interesting stuff. Plus your cinématography and sound design are incredible. 💜💜
I like how you pretend to try making the video as boring as possible, but in fact it has the exact opposite effect! x) If I were to get my hands on such gadget, I'd most likely do the same thing that you did on the video: scrupulously exploring every single item in a package, every function/button/part of the interface to get the full understanding of how it works and what it is capable of. Was a nice video to watch :)
It is kinda funny that I already knew of this concept because the Palm LifeDrive (which came out in 2005) had this feature. In 2005 Palm changed from everything being run in RAM to actually having some NAND flash storage and loading things into RAM to run it. For the LifeDrive they wanted a ton of space on it but back then it was still pricy so they went with a MicroDrive. It was 4Gb and for a Palm that was actually massive. Even for point and shoot cameras of the day it was impressive enough. In fact you can change the MicroDrive out for a much more huge CF card, add an SDHC driver and still get a bit of use out of it.
The im a get ank was interesting. There is a world shortage of Copper, probably because of the megaton of cables we all have (noncontextually) in the bottom drawers of our desks. I would love to recommend this channel to my friends but I know they will only ask "what is it about?". I have very unadventurous friends.
This was really entertaining and interesting). What language are you speaking when you screwed the zip of the bag? Such a nice sounding language, swedish? I didn't know such things existed, very useful, it's like a hard drive with interface. I bet you could run Doom on this device
Ik heb nog een Archos! Met voor toen de tijd 800 gig schijf. Ik nam deze altijd mee op vakantie, vol met muziek en films. Batterij is wel naar zijn grootje. Heb geloof ik toen €799,- voor betaald! Yep ze waren f#@&5g duur. Wat ik ook nog steeds heb is een werkende Vectrex spelcomputer!
“And now for the boring part… the rest of this video…” 😂 That made me laugh out loud haha. You call it boring, but I see it as my favorite part… the entire video ❤
This device kinda reminds me to the Archos AV 700 I bought back in 2007. But the Archos AV 700 had an encrypted hard drive which could not be replaced so easily and it didn' have an FM receiver and a built in microphone.
I dunno about being replaced, every pro photographer (or serious hobbyist) I know has a WD Passport or similar that is just an SSD with a SD card reader that dumps/backs up inserted card. It's a very common tool to safely and quickly backup files in the field. I have a rolling system with cards, two in the camera (primary high spec card with moderate storage size, secondary a solid but cheaper larger capacity card) with a third high spec to swap to while the first backs up onto the drive. When both of the main cards are finished and backed up I triple check to make sure all the files have successfully copied over in tact, clear the cards, backup the backup to another drive with integrity check, and repeat the process. I'm paranoid, but I've also had film get damaged or lost in travel before (thankfully for personal use only) and won't let something similar happen now that it's so easy to be safe. Without devices like these, or the evolution of them in devices like the Passport, it would be a pain in the ass to stop, pull out a laptop or iPad with a usb-c hub, ssd, and reader, then start backing up the files. There are still devices like the one in this video around too, but you don't really need a screen anymore with wireless connectivity and mobile apps to link with. I do have a setup with one of my camera bags that has a usb passthrough running into the bag. I have a single board computer setup to receive the files, perform an integrity check, then ping my phone when it's finished via an app showing all the files (acts as a local wifi node to make that connection similar to a camera). I wrote the software and setup of the hardware myself, to be honest a lot of photographers can barely operate their computers past lightroom, so that's a stretch for most.
Im gonna be honest, that intro made me subscribe. Hope to see more "boring" videos like this in the future! Edit: With more "extra boring" parts please!! They're my favorite
Never knew about the Imagetank - boring, yet interesting! (also I just noticed that there's a bunch of content I never saw in my sub box - so I suppose I've got some videos to go and watch!)
This would still be useful today. It should support SD, SDHC, SDXC, SDUC, CFast, CFI, CFII cards. Use a SATA connection for the internal drive. A 2TB SATA based SSD is cheap these days and if the device used a good Li-Ion Po battery it could last a good amount of time. Perfect for a pro photographer who would fill up their cards quickly. It would need to run a basic version of linux not only for security reasons, but to make it cheaper(no windows CE licensing fees) It would as you mentioned it, be small, light an battery life would be good these days. Bonus if it has WiFi or 4G ability so it can also sync photos to your cloud backup.
Reminiscent of the Archos AV300 which I used for years, with all the extras - memory card adapters, video camera, and upgraded to an 80GB HDD. Probably the greatest Archos ever.
I love this video because it feels *almost* more like it’s a fake video about some weird tech that’s meant to conceal the *real* video which is just a joke about him being very passive aggressive about people calling his videos boring. as opposed to what it actually is which is just a madman finding a weird thingy and raving about it- and also being passive aggressive in the background
this thing comes with every cable on the planet and now you don't even get a power adapter when paying a thousand for a phone. we truly live in a society
If they made a new version (basically a mobile harddrive with a touchscreen) it would be actually really useful. You could quickly dump the contents of an SD card in the middle of shooting photos/videos. Anyone doing content creation would tell you that having to swap between multiple SD cards in the middle of shooting is very annoying.
How do you came up with those videos? I've never saw any of the style of videos like yours. You're teaching me more than school with the videos you make.
These sorts of videos are great for preservation. It is cool that you go over every detail. Often times, review videos for devices don't show all the buttons, ports, and other connectivity, which are things that are cool to look back on in the future when our technology is entirely different.
Very true. When I think of the mp3 players I had in the early 2000s, they already seem like ancient tech, but what a quantum leap it was from the thick CD Walkman with unreliable anti-shock. It's part of our technological history now.
fancy seeing the s/e/x man here
@@Coastfog lmao I remember holding my discman in a special way during car rides because it didn't have the anti skip feature.
yeah i love when a review goes over even the most insignificant detail
You say boring, but I genuinely love your stuff! Always interesting, and incredibly well produced.
Ahem! you, my friend, are what other people call:
NEEEEEEEEEEEERRDD!!
P.S: iss' okay, i'm also one too.
I think his boring stuff is actually more entertaining
As a regular viewer of techmoan, LGR and CRD, your videos are completely in my realm of interesting things.
especially when it's European!
There's something so charming about technology from back then, all the devices would have different functions. Nowadays everything is on phones, which are all essentially the same.
Might be just nostalgia though.
No, it's both.
Yah definitely. I think we just love lil gadgets, even if it's more practical to have everything in one place.
Your audio is always the best, so crisp.
In the car video he mentions he's a sounds guy, so I guess it checks out
He's always on point. I believe the music is all his as well
@@spamcan9208 it is indeed :D
This channel is criminally underrated. I love your unique sense of humor and that you go into the details that most shows don't bother with. It's not boring at all and your production is superb. I really hope you continue to do these random videos and grow the channel.
you know you've watch too much dankpods where when he played back the audio recording from the device, you're expecting some stoner australian babble
Yooo! that aussie is pretty dank tho
Wade would have enjoyed yelling into this nugget for sure
I've dreamed of having a mordern version of a device like this that would automatically dump any photos from an SD card onto my google photos (probably using a wifi connection). My ideal device wouldn't even necessarily need a screen, perhaps just a progress bar to indicate copying, uploading, and complete. If the device scanned for photos that haven't already been uploaded and just copied those, even better. I think it could help bring (any, not just wifi enabled) digital cameras into the modern world, allowing people to start using cameras again rather than their phone without the hassle of fluffing around with apps and computers.
Wouldn’t it help to have that feature in the camera itself and bypass the need of an additional device? Given the hardware capabilities these days, the functionality can be added to a single core while also leaving enough resources for various other features to run.
Cameras can even be made to fit a SIM card, much like an iPad does, or simply pair with your hotspot. I believe, the latter already exists.
Well that device already exists! It's just that in the spirit of miniaturization, your SD card, ImageTank and cellphone have all fused together into a "smart phone". Yes, you can automatically backup all your photos to the cloud as soon as you take the picture, or wait until you cannot to your home wifi to automatically upload them either to your computer or cloud or even both!
Now, if you're the type of person who likes to use a dedicated, high resolution camera and save your pictures to SD card, then you're kinda SOL, as even the super high-end cameras don't really have any wifi capabilities, and even if they did, it would take forever to transfer RAW files over wifi anyway.
Couldn’t you put the sd card in a laptop and sync it that way?
@@shippo72 Well, there are USB-C card readers that work flawlessly when plugged into an Android phone... So yeah, all you need nowadays is your phone and a small pocket card reader, then you can upload your raw pictures from the camera SD card into the cloud, via VPN to your NAS at home or post them on Instagram. Whatever pleases you most :)
@@kpanic23 ever thought of getting a Sony Xperia
I love your outtakes so freaking much, you have very swiftly become my favorite content creator
Hey, I've been a big fan of your videos since the the DSM LCD video and i've really enjoyed the content on the channel. I hope you continue making more videos about these interesting "nothing" or as you like to say "boring" aspects. like a 99% invisible but for old tech and audio.
Cool to see a Dutch RUclipsr with this high quality content. Hope you grow a lot more!
I just found this channel and wow, I’m just blown away by the production quality here, phenomenal
i love how these devices from that 90's-2000's have little games on them, i remember the first gps my dad had, i loved playing snake on it
1:00 Always in the last place you look.
Phenomenal audio, editing, and overall aesthetics in presentation.
I have a weird nostalgia for this era of electronics when things were getting a lot smaller and easier to travel with, but still quite hefty and thick. My first MP3 player, the Creative Nomad Zen, I bought for $700 in 2002 had a similar form factor, an aluminum shell and a 20GB hard drive. It felt so nice to hold.
Thank you Posy. I love your videos, even the boring ones. ❤️
I agree with your username
I, as a Technology Connection viewer, feel underestimated in my ability to watch someone do pedantry on old technologies. You're not boring! (At least, to me), and I can watch you talk about old tech for 20+ minutes! I did that for Technology Connection!!
Glad I stumbled across this channel, the video I found was the 8 segment display one
When I'm grumpy, your videos always cheer me up. :-)
Nice video again.
I'm glad I was shown your channel by the algorithm. Excellent content and a good vibe.
This channel is brutally underrated
Man, I love your videos. Your production quality is superb!
I don't know why you think your videos are boring, but your videos are pieces of art in my opinion. This is a production style i have never come across. The bgm gives your channel a special character that's unique and your art style in most other videos is rarely seen in a tech channel! Keep making more!
You have the skill to make anything interesting, no matter how boring a topic might seem.
I love your content, it scratches an itch of interest that sadly i feel many people don't have. I look forwards
Your “boring” videos are my favorite. I could watch you narrate paint drying.
Your videos are interesting, funny and I always learn something. I appreciate the effort put into them. Look forward to seeing more. Sending power and blessings from Melbourne Australia
There's nothing boring about this video, it's just super cool
I really like these videos, they're never really boring to me. Great music!
i was sleepy before watching this, but cuz of the generations gap, it almost feels like im watching a youtuber unboxing and reviewing a new tech even though its exist earlier than me
Überragende Unterhaltungsqualität!
Perfect music to go with the video! Pleasant and nice to listen to while not distracting from any commentary! very nice.
I could easily imagine a modern version of this perhaps using a high capacity laptop hard disc or SSD. It could maybe run a version of Android for ease of getting an OS and just have a custom app to manage the backup functions. Plug it into a computer and it turns up as a couple of drives, one being the android storage and the other being the hard disc itself. Maybe even have a docking station so that the user could have it as a digital photo frame while its transferring large amounts of data on your desk.
But yeah, I kinda want a modern one to be a bit more than just an external hard drive.
I wonder about an improvised one using a Raspberry Pi and battery/touchscreen, with some kind of storage solution, like even an SSD connected by a USB-to-SATA adapter. A dedicated one though could use an ARM CPU, maybe some kind of really light embedded Linux or BSD build to save on RAM, and perhaps even something like RAID-1. Connect 2 HDDs or SSDs so the data can be loaded on both, so if one dies, you still have the other!
I used to use old android phones with expandable storage for exactly that. I mean its still possible with modern smartphones too. It has everything you need. An OS, an user interface, possible internet connection and lots of theoretical space- Old Phones even a replacable battery.
That audio recording was really inspiring, thank you for sharing
I just found out about this channel. You are a gift to my life. Never change
You are woefully underestimating my ability to like boring videos. Great work! Looking forward to more
Your videos are never boring
no it was not boring, i discovered your channel with it and i loved it ! i also like geeking and nerding on stuff like that and i learn so many new interesting stuff. Plus your cinématography and sound design are incredible. 💜💜
None of your videos are boring man. They're all great stuff! I love how many duplicate cables there are in this box. Hilarious 🤣
Great camera work and very enjoyable narriation.
Such captivating narration
Love your video and music, soooo satisfying to watch. It was super funny too.
The aha! moment I get from your videos is amazing! Watch the boring parts they are the best parts.
Verry definitely NOT boring! Actually fascinating!👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾💯
There's a thing like this today! It's called Gnarbox. It's a sd card backup device
Holy smokes, I’m along for the ride, keep this stuff coming. So good.
Your videos are great. Thank you for sharing, and hello from NYC
i love your audio. its something like listening to national geographic video
God i love your videos. They are so immersive!
I like how you pretend to try making the video as boring as possible, but in fact it has the exact opposite effect! x)
If I were to get my hands on such gadget, I'd most likely do the same thing that you did on the video: scrupulously exploring every single item in a package, every function/button/part of the interface to get the full understanding of how it works and what it is capable of. Was a nice video to watch :)
Как же я мечтал о такой штуке в начале 2000х когда хотел переписать фотки у знакомых или записать им!
This video made me fall asleep. Good job!
I thoroughly enjoyed the mini component video
That's not boring for people like us who likes that kinda things, that's the beauty of this platform
i think i am in love with this man...
The part around 3:40 where you show all the connections on the side of the device reminds me of the game _Keep Talking And Nobody Explodes._
there is a fine line between boring and fascinating, these videos however sit comfortably in the fascinating category
it is 2023 and I genuinely kind of want one of these. I'm shocked I'd never heard of them.
It is kinda funny that I already knew of this concept because the Palm LifeDrive (which came out in 2005) had this feature. In 2005 Palm changed from everything being run in RAM to actually having some NAND flash storage and loading things into RAM to run it. For the LifeDrive they wanted a ton of space on it but back then it was still pricy so they went with a MicroDrive.
It was 4Gb and for a Palm that was actually massive. Even for point and shoot cameras of the day it was impressive enough.
In fact you can change the MicroDrive out for a much more huge CF card, add an SDHC driver and still get a bit of use out of it.
Your music sounds like something that would play in the background of "Adventure Time" episodes! ☺️
I think you could discuss the difference between various bottled water and I would watch it all the way through. Wonderful content. Thank you.
not boring and i love this content
I wasn't bored one second. You have too much charisma bruh. You can make paint drying exciting. Siorry.
Dankpods do be looking quite exquisite lately
The im a get ank was interesting. There is a world shortage of Copper, probably because of the megaton of cables we all have (noncontextually) in the bottom drawers of our desks. I would love to recommend this channel to my friends but I know they will only ask "what is it about?". I have very unadventurous friends.
I kinda always wanted to have one of those with USB 3.0 for backing up USB Sticks from other DJs at festivals.
"Yes I am very aware this is boring.
...But I filmed it so I'm going to show it, O'right?" - Best part of the video.👍
I watch your videos for your sense of humour! hilarious!
Love your videos, cheers from San Francisco 🫂🍻
Truly a masterpiece !
This was really entertaining and interesting). What language are you speaking when you screwed the zip of the bag? Such a nice sounding language, swedish?
I didn't know such things existed, very useful, it's like a hard drive with interface. I bet you could run Doom on this device
Ik heb nog een Archos! Met voor toen de tijd 800 gig schijf. Ik nam deze altijd mee op vakantie, vol met muziek en films. Batterij is wel naar zijn grootje. Heb geloof ik toen €799,- voor betaald! Yep ze waren f#@&5g duur. Wat ik ook nog steeds heb is een werkende Vectrex spelcomputer!
“And now for the boring part… the rest of this video…” 😂
That made me laugh out loud haha. You call it boring, but I see it as my favorite part… the entire video ❤
This device kinda reminds me to the Archos AV 700 I bought back in 2007. But the Archos AV 700 had an encrypted hard drive which could not be replaced so easily and it didn' have an FM receiver and a built in microphone.
Remember kids, it's only a backup if the data is stored in at least two completely different locations!
(This video was very interesting btw thx)
I dunno about being replaced, every pro photographer (or serious hobbyist) I know has a WD Passport or similar that is just an SSD with a SD card reader that dumps/backs up inserted card. It's a very common tool to safely and quickly backup files in the field. I have a rolling system with cards, two in the camera (primary high spec card with moderate storage size, secondary a solid but cheaper larger capacity card) with a third high spec to swap to while the first backs up onto the drive. When both of the main cards are finished and backed up I triple check to make sure all the files have successfully copied over in tact, clear the cards, backup the backup to another drive with integrity check, and repeat the process. I'm paranoid, but I've also had film get damaged or lost in travel before (thankfully for personal use only) and won't let something similar happen now that it's so easy to be safe.
Without devices like these, or the evolution of them in devices like the Passport, it would be a pain in the ass to stop, pull out a laptop or iPad with a usb-c hub, ssd, and reader, then start backing up the files. There are still devices like the one in this video around too, but you don't really need a screen anymore with wireless connectivity and mobile apps to link with. I do have a setup with one of my camera bags that has a usb passthrough running into the bag. I have a single board computer setup to receive the files, perform an integrity check, then ping my phone when it's finished via an app showing all the files (acts as a local wifi node to make that connection similar to a camera). I wrote the software and setup of the hardware myself, to be honest a lot of photographers can barely operate their computers past lightroom, so that's a stretch for most.
My life is too exciting so this is very helpful for me.
Im gonna be honest, that intro made me subscribe. Hope to see more "boring" videos like this in the future! Edit: With more "extra boring" parts please!! They're my favorite
The UI is so nice looking
That box is like a freaking clown car, and when you broke your backpack zipper you almost broke me, I was dying laughing
Never knew about the Imagetank - boring, yet interesting! (also I just noticed that there's a bunch of content I never saw in my sub box - so I suppose I've got some videos to go and watch!)
This reminds me a lot of my old Cowon iAudio A2. I loved that thing, I used to watch stuff I downloaded with BitTorrent while riding the bus.
I feel like the luckiest person watching these videos, so underrated. How...
This would still be useful today.
It should support SD, SDHC, SDXC, SDUC, CFast, CFI, CFII cards.
Use a SATA connection for the internal drive.
A 2TB SATA based SSD is cheap these days and if the device used a good Li-Ion Po battery it could last a good amount of time.
Perfect for a pro photographer who would fill up their cards quickly.
It would need to run a basic version of linux not only for security reasons, but to make it cheaper(no windows CE licensing fees)
It would as you mentioned it, be small, light an battery life would be good these days.
Bonus if it has WiFi or 4G ability so it can also sync photos to your cloud backup.
You made me laugh out loud twice in 70 seconds! :)
Reminiscent of the Archos AV300 which I used for years, with all the extras - memory card adapters, video camera, and upgraded to an 80GB HDD. Probably the greatest Archos ever.
Your audio is so interesting always crisp and 5:24
I'm here for every "boring" video you want to make!
how come "the boring part of the video" is actually the most interesting for me
Absolutely neat little thing! I could really use one lol
I love this video because it feels *almost* more like it’s a fake video about some weird tech that’s meant to conceal the *real* video which is just a joke about him being very passive aggressive about people calling his videos boring. as opposed to what it actually is which is just a madman finding a weird thingy and raving about it- and also being passive aggressive in the background
this was not boring, this was awesome
I guess I have low standards
You make the most boring things entertaining!
this thing comes with every cable on the planet and now you don't even get a power adapter when paying a thousand for a phone. we truly live in a society
Is this your first unboxing video? Not that much boring, it's an interesting video that explains how it's used and what it is.
If they made a new version (basically a mobile harddrive with a touchscreen) it would be actually really useful. You could quickly dump the contents of an SD card in the middle of shooting photos/videos. Anyone doing content creation would tell you that having to swap between multiple SD cards in the middle of shooting is very annoying.
2:30 "uhhhh... some thing you were supposed to put between a thingie, but they never put the thing between the thingie" - Posy, 2021
How do you came up with those videos? I've never saw any of the style of videos like yours. You're teaching me more than school with the videos you make.
This channel is top quality (sorry for stating the obvius)
you are so underrated