Hearing some of these ideas makes me suspect it was never about helping.

I have Gucci glasses - 2 pairs actually. And i hate this brand i dont like their cloths. But this 2 Glass models are the only one i liked on me from all brands.

There's this spoons where forke is combined. Its a fork and a spoon at the same time.

I remember being like 6 and thinking “African kids are so lucky! They all get laptops!” Lmfao

Sad reality is that most people will watch this kind of stuff, say things like 'be yourself' and turn around and bash people like artist, cosplayers, furries, puppeteers, costume makers, ECT...

The products that you're showing in the video are not from The Soviet Union, they are from Poland. Kaseta wizyjna, Herbatniki Wedla, Polo Cockta and Inka, which is a pretty good cereal coffee. Russians do not use latin alphabet, so if you can see letters that look the same as in English, Spanish or Italian then the language is not Russian for sure.

This reminds me of the soccer ball lamps that were distributed in impoverished communities not connected to the power grid. Kids were expected to play with the ball, and the motion would charge the battery within, so the child could plug an LED lamp into it later on, and use it for studying. And this was supposed to change their lives. The balls were sold to the American public as a novelty item, for $60, and for each ball sold another would be donated to a child in the communities that were chosen to receive them. One year later, only one of the balls distributed to those kids still worked and they really didn't change anyone's life or make anything easier for anyone. Most broke within the first 30 days. However, if they ever bothered to include the people they were designing for, in the process, at the very beginning, then they would have learned that nothing needed to be designed and manufactured. The reason why homes in the chosen villages weren't connected to the power grid was poverty, plain and simple. If each family had $50, they could be connected. So, instead of a quirky invention sold for $60, a simple donation drive could have got everyone in the village connected to the power grid, which would have profoundly changed their lives, by providing a lot more than a soccer ball and tiny LED lamp could ever hope to. For example, it could have provided the power needed for the refrigeration of food, running water pumps, etc. But nobody ever bothered to ask them what they really needed.

Really enjoyed this video

Im a artist and yes this what it feel 🥲🥲

As a field tech that has installed asus monitors in mass, "the wait" to get the monitors out of the boxes is annoying. Good products, but annoying packaging when you're in a rush.

Damn I hate corporate world

3:57 Biggest mental gymnastics I ever heard😂

12:00 background 'soundtrack' of tapping noise is unsettling. and it sticks around for too many minutes, too.

around 11:30 the background sound is not music... it's annoying and distracting pulsating noises. it keeps coming back.

What is the D R app? I could not find it.

It’s like, we *are* appreciated but at the same time we’re *not*. It’s weird. (Ik I’m late, ok?)

Is this available for enrolment

Ew you wear the same clothes for years? lol

Just here to say the Paperclip can be perfected by raising the inner arc a little bit so that it can engulf more papers while clipping which makes it easy and fast.

love that! what programs did you use?

When you mentioned the Selena Gomez ad I immediately thought about that Yeezy ad of Kanye talking through a video recording on his phone that ad was oddly effective

Luxury goods are mid. ~Plato