TomcatDriver
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Pretty standard Youtube channel stuff. To keep subscriptions and views there is a big push to keep the content coming or people get bored. Most Youtube channels tend to draw stuff out to fill time. Some of the better channels actually fill that time with useful stuff, like on a lot of car channels they will just keep the camera running for the entire time they are doing a job, from loosening every bolt right back to torquing each one back down. The great thing about Youtube is you can skip to pretty much whatever part of the video you want, or skip away as soon as it gets boring.Must be my late middle age, but I have never heard of the guy. Well to be truthful, unless it is a video about F1/vintage/ GT4 racing or engine/race car building, I probably won't be watching it. However, I did click on this as I was curious (clickbait?) but he sat their for God knows how long and didn't say one word so I shut it off. He did look Iike he was crying but that wasn't enough to keep me hooked I guess, must be my ADD.
Sorry the guy wrecked his car as that is can be detrimental to your demeanor for sure. The video looked to be almost 30min; did he actually talk about an accident for 30min and people sit there and watch it? I guess I find it more implausible people can sit and watch a guy not say anything for 30min.
Must be the same people who watch the unboxing videos of HD Tvs? hahahaha!
I must say I am not much of a fan of the camera mounted in the car pointed at the driver while he just drives around and talks. That's why I don't watch those channels.
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