Bang: I watch them both but admit to fast forwarding a lot. <smile>
Exactly, sideline cheerleaders. Im sure if we go through their old posts, they threw a fit because their custom ordered ebay seatbelt pads didnt show up on time.
Nope, now i know you are FOS as well..im.on the east coast, tell me
Exactly. The kid paid 25,000 over sticker.
I'm not and no one, i think is saying ford helped him. Im saying ford Fd up by NOT ensuring those way way way ahead of him got theirs 1st.
Im actually loving the supportors here outing themselves as additional inexperienced trollish people. The type to watch and subscribe to this kid in the 1st place
Thats the greatest part of thisbthread thus far
Well it sounds like your jealous, or maybe you got to many trophy's for loosing soccer games and such. remember this is a capitalist country if he has the money let him spend it.this is not a socialist country you cant have what he has !Exactly, sideline cheerleaders. Im sure if we go through their old posts, they threw a fit because their custom ordered ebay seatbelt pads didnt show up on time.
Nope, now i know you are FOS as well..im.on the east coast, tell me
Exactly. The kid paid 25,000 over sticker.
I'm not and no one, i think is saying ford helped him. Im saying ford Fd up by NOT ensuring those way way way ahead of him got theirs 1st.
Im actually loving the supportors here outing themselves as additional inexperienced trollish people. The type to watch and subscribe to this kid in the 1st place
Thats the greatest part of thisbthread thus far
So because some of us are waiting till the ADMs come down and arent getting this 1st year car, we are cheerleaders...lol...that's funny! We are supposed to sit around watching you guys act like petulant children because some rich kid got his car before some rich adult kid...makes complete sense.Exactly, sideline cheerleaders. Im sure if we go through their old posts, they threw a fit because their custom ordered ebay seatbelt pads didnt show up on time.
Nope, now i know you are FOS as well..im.on the east coast, tell me
Exactly. The kid paid 25,000 over sticker.
I'm not and no one, i think is saying ford helped him. Im saying ford Fd up by NOT ensuring those way way way ahead of him got theirs 1st.
Im actually loving the supportors here outing themselves as additional inexperienced trollish people. The type to watch and subscribe to this kid in the 1st place
Thats the greatest part of thisbthread thus far
JD: It's not possible to "loose" a soccer game or any other game for that matter, you'd have to put both teams on a catapult to "loose" them. :-) Unfortunately, "loosing" is a word so the spell checker didn't catch it and the misuse of the word is quite a common mistake.
Exactly. While I'm not a fan of that twat waffle to begin with, what really does grind many gears with others is the fact that Ford knows exactly what they're doing. Or any production manufacturer or business for that matter. Social Media has become an extremely powerful marketing tool and like how Uber uses other people's cars to power their services without owning a single taxi or road vehicle, companies can do the same with the social media engine to drive advertising and exposure.
Possibly, and that's still anyone's guess. YouTube does not generate a lot of money unless you're trending. A click isn't a click isn't a click and therefor one click will generate different income for different channels. YouTube's algorithm has higher payouts for trending topics that at the end of the day will generate the most ad revenue for the mother ship. This also goes for channels that aren't as big either. Depending on your channel's algorithm which takes into consideration your content, your channel's popularity, the content's trending, and your trending, you can expect to earn between $.50 - $3, MAYBE $3.50 per 1000 views. Some channels can be higher. And that's not linear either. It can change over time, even minute by minute. 5,000,000 views barely gets you into the conversation about "income" and that's not livable. More often than not, these channels are side gigs or like gas stations, gateways to other higher margin products like merchandise and services. I have a friend who's a full time content creator in the woodworking industry. He makes about 50% of his income on YouTube revenue. The rest comes from merchandise, selling machine plans, raw material, interviews and demos, travel, and completed projects like furniture. From what I can gather, I'd guess his yearly income through all sources is around $120 - 130K a year and growing. Remember he's a full time content creator too. He has no benefits, no investment services, and no healthcare supporting 3 little ones. That's all coming out of his pocket. Luckily his wife is a divorce lawyer lol.
