@@cantfunction98 nice post. If you’ve done something specifically and you know it works you’re welcome to post that here. My eSIM was provided by my phone company. I left my foreign SIM in my phone while I was operating my eSIM. My phone foreign Sim was functional while I was flying, making my hops from country to country. But mostly I stuck with Wi-Fi. WhatsApp or WeChat are your go-to apps for Voip or video chat. If you have a phone and you don’t know what these things are then you are spending way too much money. There are ways to use your phone without consuming your data limits or your voice limits.

@@realtybizvids469 Perfectly said. The Chinese national on the support line wanted me to re-write their instructions and e-mail them to him. Free huh? I don’t work for free. Yes. No step-by-step. Mysterious sequence of button presses to turn on the unit. Hit the wrong button first, hold it too long, and the unit wont start. I have a working unit now, free of course. And it is still annoying.

Yes. I lost my phone in a big box store when I accidentally dropped it onto a hot parking lot. I walked off, not knowing I had dropped it. Inside the big box store I borrowed somebody’s iPhone, logged in and found my phone. But if nobody in your family has an iPhone and you’re in a foreign country like Borneo, where iPhones are extremely expensive, I want to have both my phones. If my phone and/or wallet gets stolen. I wanna be able to scooter back to my house and grab my other phone and open up the tracker. There’s Wi-Fi there at the house. So I can just Wi-Fi into the network there and find my new phone that way. Using my old phone. But I also found it was really cool to be able to make a video of me using my new phone. And then the network will transfer that video to the cloud. And then I can upload that video to youtube after I download it to my Pc. So many possibilities. But for my trip to Asia, I wanna have two screens while I’m working. If I’m riding my scooter in a downpour, I want to use my Cheap phone to navigate. The last time I rode a scooter in a downpour the power port got wet. And my phone was dead for two days. Apparently sewer, water leaves a coating on the little tiny connections. Yes. Poopoo is bad for your phone. How did I know it was poo poo? I drove past the shopping mall in six inches of water. The sewers were running in reverse and got a bucket of it in my face. Yep that was poo poo. Tastes like 5 day old peanut butter… and poo.

@@maddhatter0 Thanks for your comment. I am not sure you understand the depth of my goals here. Pretend you are talking to someone of deeply high intelligence. Now. Why would I create such a video? My motivations were not nearly what you thought they were. Thanks for posting. You just boosted my interactivity metric.

@ that is the goal with all of my comments. I noticed the you had no comments, so I gave you one with honest feedback. I still stand by my comment, but hold no malice towards you for putting the tip out there. I hope you have a great day!

@@maddhatter0 cheers man! I always assume people are nice first. Usually by the time they post the third time I realize they’re just angry. See my other postings this morning on phone technology and networking. You might learn something really cool. And again, thank you for watching me.

@ I don’t think I will learn anything, have a good one!

@@Tyr_kllr-Official punching it through a school zone while the lights are on and kids are packed on the corner is a good way to get kids hurt. There is a reason why we have school zones, crossing guards, yellow vests, and community people watching out for the kids in their community. The Z car was stopped in a long line of cars waiting for kid pickups. Some cars moved up and he darted out of the pickup line. I have seen this before. He was full throttle. Distracted the crossing guards. Not smart for safety of anyone. Hard on the throttle through the intersection and for the next 100 yards in the zone. When you have kids of your own, you will understand that kids always trump performance drivers. Let me relabel that: Fast and Furious wanna-bes. Real performance drivers save it for the farm roads in the middle of nothing… or the track or the time-trials course. Dealers choice. This is why school zone fines are the highest. This is why cops often sit there hidden behind other cars. Waiting for the typical speeder. Now, we also have people who are momentarily intellectually challenged, drunk, drugged up, annoyed, driving angry. When two of those people meet up on that typically 45mpg zone, they cause insane spin-outs, poles snapped, glass scattered, and absurd levels of mayhem. Ever see a car bounce off another car and then hit someone? I have. It is never pleasant. I appreciate your post as I am a performance enthusiast. However, liking fast cars does not give anyone the right to speed through at 20 over the limit or higher. This is why people get pulled over for being on phones… or 10 over. I won’t pick up speed unless I can see miles in all directions. It is me and the road-runners. No pigs, deer, or cattle. Coyotes and foxes can jump out at any moment and ruin my day. So nuff said there. I appreciate the post. I just live life tryin’ to keep you alive longer. If you had serious driving skills, you would agree with me. If you still don’t there are a number of organizations that do ride-a-longs. Bring your helmet and your anti-inflammatories. You will need both. Especially when you ride with a hopped up s2000 driver. The Miatas are wild, but the Honda and Subarus are the craziest. Which is why I have a mid-level race car. Not stock, under 400whp. But enough power to spin up all four wheels and slide sideways around curves. It is just hard on the wheel bearings. Every required part on my car is race-level. Including me. Wanna understand me? Have a couple of kids. Watch what happens when people crash in real life. May be there to render assistance. You can post to any video of mine you want. I had months of bad driving on video… and I marked this video as the one I wanted to zoom in on the plate.

@@TheWorldsDirtiestWorkshopI’m not reading allat

@ thanks for bumping up my numbers.

@@TheWorldsDirtiestWorkshopno problem, you’re being weird about this though, just let this one offense go dude, that’s like me reporting someone going 5 over

@ I think you are that guy. You were searching for your brand car that you can watch a video about and you found your own car online and now you realize you’re gonna get caught. That is what I think. Nobody else would care. Sorry. You are the one who is being weird. You came to me… to put up a fuss. I am just enjoying the ride. So… I think that is you… in your car. That is what I think.

Great post. I will look for those. Yes if you hold the end against the carpet for too long, your vacuum will shut down from an overheat. Been there. Done that. It turns out that these tiny openings are so tiny that the vacuum is running twice as hard as it normally does even when it’s not clogged. Great post! Cheers.

@@jaket7716 I was there. He was doing 60 in a 25. Sorry dude. I am a pro rider. I know how fast those cars are. He had his foot down. If you looked into it, then you know how many silver Z cars are registered in Irving. Good for you. Do what you do best. I support you. I drive a built race car daily. I am no fool. I save it for the course. If you raced too you would know how fast he was going.

@@cyberplague1991 This is my town. My town is my family. It is my business. In 5 years there are more speeding-related accidents than I can count. Two cars struck houses. One old lady was a personal friend when an upside down stolen can came crashing through her living room trunk first. Cheers! Thanks for posting! I support my police. In time, someone will post that this car is parked on their street. This kid will have some ‘splaining to do to the cops. We do not take kindly to people who risk the lives of school kids. I let the cops deal with it. People speed on my street all the time. I had this footage so I enhanced it as best I could. I had a greasy windshield. Oh well. If you don’t like people who drive around all day with dash cams running in HD, well, welcome to the 21st century. Sooner or later most cars will have onboard cameras. It just so happens I run cameras on my race car. Useful. This is one of 100 people I caught driving at high speed on my local streets. Most people who speed are running fake paper tags. I know. I live here. I see it all the time. I have gigabytes of speeders. I just don’t care about most people. Only the worst of the worst. Cheers!!

@ writing a whole paragraph and liking your own comment gtfoh😂

@@Fired43 That silver Z was doing 60 easy. In a school zone. With the throttle pegged.

@@bmlmao Thanks for the concern. That intersection is where all the local kids cross. I am glad people are thinking. If the cops see this, they will find the kid and he will have some splaining to do.

@@mackenzie9865 thank for the comment. I may not agree with your Hero comment. But you did boost my interactivity metric for my channel. The mythos of Fast and Furious is, you are a hero if you can hold a steering wheel and hold the throttle down. Not in my town. Not according to the police here. Not in a school zone. Nope nope nope.

@@X_CHILLer_X by the time he left the school zone he was twice as fast as everybody else. He was not going slow. I race. I can judge speed. Sorry, but thanks for the comment!! Cheers!

@@wayneyu6104 turns out there is a feature in the settings that let you invert the rear camera. It is not a problem, even when the car battery disconnected briefly. But it is an issue. In order to get the cable to hang properly and stay put. I had to turn it this way. The only problem I really have is cleaning the window between the camera and the rear window. Once you stick it, it is always there. I gotta clean everything with a popsicle stick. But you should always hit the save button, and then go back and review your images if it is from the device itself or by removing the chip and recovering them from your computer. That way you know it’s working.

@@HUFR no. Boring is jumping off a 10,000 foot cliff with a snowboard on my feet. This does not even fit that category. I can sneeze out a video in minutes. And I got you to post a comment. Good for me! Cheers!!

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@@fool4563 I have one. I am a world-traveling sponsored motorcyclist, pro skier, and snowboarder. I do YouTubing too when I am bored. Just by encouraging you to comment, I am improving my skills. Controversial subjects get views. I should have stuck a large living snail to mini remote control car and broke the speed limit in a school zone, but nobody would care. And all the PETA people with be all over this like hair on a gorilla. So thanks for commenting! Cheers!

@@TheWorldsDirtiestWorkshopwho cares, leave the z alone

Get a life

@@docshotyou4438 yeah I was pretty sure it’s just mine and I got another one eventually and they paid for it.

@@22noobtube good post! How many people would actually think to do that? Usually, they walk up to the machine and they’re already thirsty because they’re staring at a wall of drinks. That is a very good post. That actually solved the problem for those machines that actually allow you to choose a row and column. Now I did watch people actually come up these machines and purchase drinks. Nobody did that. They either got their drink or they walked away.

Because the bun becomes so soggy that the whole thing flops around when you hold it. :)

@@TheWorldsDirtiestWorkshop i see!

@@fefifofob In the hands of a child, anything is possible. There are adults who with enough alcohol are capable of absurdly stupid activities.

I am glad my video helped. I do not do this for the views. I wanted a job helping people. I also have a video for the bumper and repairing plastic parts. I wish I had a video for my engine knock sensor. This sensor is a $2000 replacement job. It causes the CRV to move slowly. No passing power. Use a super long wrench and a person with long forearms and fingers to spin the sensor out from the front of the motor. Such a stupid job for a huge estimate. The sensor is a device with a plastic plug just under the engine exhaust. The shop wanted to remove my header. I said no. I am smarter than that. You should disconnect the battery for 5 minutes and go through the engine management reset procedure with the ignition key. Click click click... and the engine is reprogramed. so many little secrets.

@@Toro_Da_Corsa perfectly said. We have a $30,000 claim with home depot because my wife waited until I was on vacation to paint. She went to the paint desk at Home Depot and they did NOT hand her primer, sand paper, or solvent to wipe down the cabinets. They are resisting our claims.

@@ArcheryDad2024 mechanically speaking, I don’t like the idea either. But then again people use WD-40 to lubricate everything. And WD-40 was actually a chemical created for missiles. It just so happens that I have a ballistic missile in my garage. Just like half the people in town.

I’ll give you an inner dimension in an outer dimension. I can tell you this. It fits through a 36 inch doorway with room to spare. 23.5” outside. 17 inches inside. The openings top and bottom are about 17x17. What makes this oven great is the number of times it has survived a lightning strike very close to the house while the power was on. Electronics that are simple are more likely to survive lightning strikes. We have so many lightning strikes around here that everything in my home has to be on some kind of power protection. The oven is not one of them. That is the amazing part.

@@jodycarol of course. But if you were a trained judge, how much evidence is there really? Did they actually cause the damage? Well. We do have that video where all our walkways were ice free after a snowstorm. Our whole front yard is salted. Snow is the one thing that shows the extent. The entire back yard has a ring of blight around it. But even so, unless they admit it, there is little or no direct proof. Just super circumstantial. So year after year, I document the damage. The neighbor told me it was not regular salt. It was potassium. So she admitted it to me. I made her shovel up the half-dissolved salt. You can use a very small water softener with potassium. Which is exactly what I saw on their yard before the softener tank was removed and a pile of rock salt was left behind. Then it rained and dissolved all the salt in the pile. By then, my yard was poisoned. Later on, I discovered that some people do install water softeners outside their house. It is usually a space problem. But plastic tanks take a beating in the Texas sun. They crack and break. And this is probably what happened to my neighbor. Their water softener broke, then they just dismantled it. I tried calling the city. All I get is voicemail. So now I’m going to post all my videos. It just so happens that this time of year, it looks as bad as it ever gets. And I have all the videos of all the dying trees. I even have a video of my neighbor admitting to the problem. Even if I go through all the trouble of taking them to court, I don’t think anything will be done to pay us the $10,000 that we would typically be owed for such damage. The reality is that we need our entire yard scraped off down 2 feet. Soil has to be brought in. And the yard must be tilled and replanted. The fix is more damaging than just leaving it.