WTF... This Again??? (How FranLab Got So Weird)

[@michaelmitchell5909]

I love your electronics videos Fran.

[@tylerlloydboone]

I really enjoy the electronics tear down videos. Especially when items get repaired

[@MammaApa]

Here's my completely subjective view: I've been following this channel I don't remember how long, you were definitely less grey than now, some years. I have a certain interest in electronics. I have an education in it, but didn't use this education until 20 years later when I got into pedals and building electric guitars and realized I already knew some of this, neat. I have a certain interest in science and space, probably a bit more than the electronics. But, to be perfectly honest, I follow this channel more than any of above mentioned reasons because the personality of Fran. I dunno, it's comforting just having another nerd talk about stuff. My favourite type of videos on youtube are the kind where if the camera did not exist the person in the video would probably do the thing in the video anyway. So like... "anti-content". When people do videos just for the clicks and not because their own interest in the subject one can usually tell and it puts me off. Not saying that you do. One of my favourites on youtube is Look My No Computer. It's music stuff, it's electronics, I believe he would do the things he does even without the camera, and he's, like you, a personality. Sorry for the essay; I took a break from coffee and recently started again!

[@storungz]

That's it for me too: I come here for the personality of FRAN, no matter the content.

[@stevegreen5358]

Sorry to hear how difficult it's become. I love your electronics stuff so I've subbed, liked and joined your Patreon. I very much hope you can keep it going.

[@wwsoapbox6921]

You are a beautiful, interesting person. Keep talking.

[@ameyring]

I started following you because of your teardowns. Everything is interesting since almost no one else makes it as exciting!

[@rogerhogarth9503]

I’ve always enjoyed your electronics content , but it’s not showing up on my feed, my feeling is it’s algorithmic …. Keep doing it !!! Boooo hisss to the algorithm!!!

[@paulbyerlee2529]

Been watching since the 1.0 days back when you had black hair. I don't watch every video but do watch the majority of them. Some of your subs are here for the long haul.

[@tvtoms]

I LOVED the Odyssey project videos and so appreciate the time, effort, agony you surely put into it.

[@EEVblog2]

Wild idea: 21:22 Change to vanlife, tons of extra views there. Convert an old bus maybe, half lab space, half living space, and live stream the drives just cruising Amercia and visiting cool places while still doing builds with a view of a beach somehere. I'd watch that. Could move the vintage storage into the cheapest location in the back of nowhere.

[@the-fighters-club]

When EEVblog comments

[@BradR86]

That idea is a winner winner, chicken dinner! ❤️😜

[@FranLab]

That sounds like an outback adventure Dave.

[@KeritechElectronics]

It would take a friggin' train to fit it all, haha! Road train or the plain old rail one, you choose. Moving around sounds like a fun idea TBH.

[@EEVblog2]

@@KeritechElectronics Well, if you are going to live in your car anyway, then you might as well go on an adventure! I briefly considered actually converting a van into a mobile lab just for video kicks, but then reality set in knowing I'd never use it and I need somewhere to really park it while converting it. You can fit a surprising amount of capability in a small space these days.

[@tmuny1380]

Many of us love electronic teardowns !!!!!

[@RobMoerland]

I really don't understand electronics. But your passion made me decide to keep watching. And to become a patreon. So please don't abandon it. Although I understand you have to follow the changes of the KZbin algorithm.

[@peetre]

You are awesome, beautiful, smart, but the later generations are nothing like the generation that we went through. We worked with discrete components and now everything is on a chip. The stuff is so cheap that everyone can buy it and it stops working they just throw it away and buy another. So we all love watching you, Fran, keep that face coming!

[@kenmore01]

I still make things out of discrete components. I enjoy it, I can still get them (through hole parts) and of course some chips mixed in because some designs need them. My "workshop" consists of my dining room table lol.

[@jnharton]

A big part of that problem is the high cost of parts vs a finished product with respect to purchase volume. At low volumes, the price of buying parts even from a distributor can add up really fast. You can do way more with a $5 Pi Pico than you can with $5 worth of bare components. And the type and depth of knowledge required is different.

[@ziggykozera7341]

I watch what you post. I like them all. i started watching your channel when you posted the Felowes gear video. I love all your posts. Keep them coming.

[@yodaco]

I feel like the sheer number of channels in my subscription list are really crushing some of the channels I love to see and for sure KZbin does not often recommend franlab videos to me although I usually watch them when it does.

[@LariFariYoutube]

Hi, Fran.. Maybe you should move to a more rural region, where the rent for your place is cheaper.. This gives you more freedom to what you like...not what you must.... Its time to leave the hamsterwheel.... Like i did. Here in rural austria i have a 320 qm workshop for free..no rent, no electric bill, no heating, internet..and whatnot.. Thats what people like us need..a cheap place to follow the passion...

[@MammaApa]

Yeah I think I suggested something similar years ago when Franlab was in financial crisis, affording rent in northern Sweden is not a big problem - but it seems Fran is a bit too much in love with Philadelphia to ever say goodbye to it. I guess it's the sun!

[@FranLab]

You pay for the move overseas and provide the property and we'll talk.

[@AlexBrandon.]

I agree 100% .. I thought I could never leave Chicago .... Here I am in sunny Florida

[@FranLab]

Florida... where under penalty of law I'd have to use the men's room. Love it.

[@EEVblog]

@@FranLab There is a town in Australia called Blancetown, 3-4BR houses on a big block sell for under AUD$200k. You are a shoe-in for the Mayor of BlancheTown

[@paulyosef7550]

I like listening to you because you remind me of the scientists I worked with at Fermilab. I am not a physicist; I am a HVAC Tech retired and miss work.

[@philhermetic]

Tell me about it! I am a youtube creator and put out a video a week, the ones I am really stoked about bomb, and the ones that i am embarrassed to put out go like trains! Sometimes there is no rhyme or reason! Go Fran! I enjoy all your content! Phil Phil whitley, my week this week on youtube.

[@TubeRadioRepairRestoration]

Fran I love your electronics videos. Loved the crazy display video ( forgot what they were called) loved the heathkit clock video and the 50,000 leagues globe

[@TubeRadioRepairRestoration]

And the pee wee video

[@markh.harris9271]

I love all your videos, Fran... the electronics videos are cool. marcus Clocks, and time-pieces in general, are very cool... great idea.

[@ComputerHistoryArchivesProject]

Fascinating talk and update, Fran. Interesting how the viewership changes over time. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and observations. Your channel is still very unique and fun to watch!

[@meldenslick]

what do you mean? i like looking at naked clocks.

[@FranLab]

FranLab is for you!

[@WCM1945]

I had to reite disabled from being a "Pubic Safety Communications" technician. Thirty two years of bench and on-site repair/adjustment/maintenance/design/built sorta got in my soul. You shop and the vintage reasr equipment make me feel young again. But I alsolove other things in life. DON'T CHANGE, FRAN! Love you!

[@matthart9251]

I like what you do, whether you're tearing down, building up, surfing the newspapers, or doing a Fran Rant. Looking forward to hearing about your strategy to get that 15% bump in Patreons.

[@mrchuffy8320]

I'm still loving your content. I subbed to you for the tear downs, but I also really enjoy your newer stuff. I hope that next year is financially stable. I'll check out the new merch.

[@zooblestyx]

I guess you'll somehow have to learn to live with the fact that we watch your videos for YOU.

[@uni-byte]

I find the same on my tiny channel. Projects, even educational ones, and repair videos get 1/5 the amount of views than does a "mailbag" or "review" video, yet they take the most time by far. It's like everybody thinks they know everything already, but going onto forums like EEVblog or allaboutelectronics that is clearly not the case. Who the heck knows Fran, who the heck really knows. Can you not move Franlab to the factory? I hear you mention the factory all the time, but you also keep saying you no longer do any manufacturing. Obviously I do not have all the facts that's why I ask.

[@AlexBrandon.]

Fran, sometimes you gotta take one on the chin. It's time to stop paying the bills and get your cash together for the rental of a large truck to take you south with as much important stuff as you can take. My only thought is the steady move west of people who had nothing left after the great depression. There are great little towns with lots of big buildings to rent that would love to host FranLab 4. The city is much much too expensive to stay in in my opinion.

[@FranLab]

South? Oh, they love the transpeople moving in. Is it legal for me to pee there? Probably not.

[@AlexBrandon.]

@@FranLab lol... well they don't pay attention to my partner and I and we got married in town

[@FranLab]

Are they Trans? I don't think they have issues with queer people in FL, but the trans bathroom law is a real thing. Obviously, you do you.

[@EEVblog]

Why move to a small town and still rent? If Fran decided to move to a cheap small town then buying is the most sensible option, subject to availability of credit of course, which Fran has said is not easy.

[@AlexBrandon.]

The place makes no difference, I believe Fran has mentioned she is renting three spaces in Philly, That has to be sky high rent.

[@josephaltman460]

In your talking videos advertise the teardowns. Also, in your teardowns show your face more often, especially the thumbnail. Love you Fran!!

[@Berainish]

I still come for the electronics

[@jimmooter]

Praying for you Fran & FranLab. MFLGA😊

[@jimmyonkeys]

Love what you do!

[@jamesgibson3582]

I never was notified about the big ass buttons project! I gotta go find it...

[@TheBuffaloEstate]

I liked that big button video a lot and the background music associated - liked hearing it again in the clock vid

[@AndrewBorrill1]

I started watching your channel for the electronics content, many years ago, still watching today. I do wish you would do more in electronics.

[@meshuga27]

You run the business, so you know best what to do. I enjoy both electronics and more basic videos. The vault vids and showing interesting gems are cool!

[@PeterDrewVoiceovers]

Maybe reminding subscribers to click the notifications bell, which, I believe will notify everyone that you've put up new videos. Relying on the YT algorithm to show new vids in subscribers feeds. Just a thought. I enjoy all of your content, Fran. I hope you can continue.

[@mahbucket1]

I dislike how the system manipulates creators and their audience. I hate that finding a wealthy patron (like what Luis Rossmann has with FUTO) seems to be the only way for creators to have stability.

[@rodgercozart5130]

I remember a time when you could watch KZbin to learn or laugh or whatever without a thought given to reciprocation.

[@scorpionderooftrouse]

Old ladies talking about pencils, that’s why I’m here. Oh yeh.

[@EEVblog]

Building bought again, damn, that almost certainly means change. Who buys a big apartment building and keeps the status quo? Sounds like you might be "lucky" if it's just a rent increase :-(

[@FranLab]

Gonna find out soon enough.

[@EEVblog]

@@FranLab Is there any way you can find out if the building as any construction or other planning applications submitted through whatever government department handles that?

[@morlanius]

What I think is happening is that people that are into electronics want to see PCB level stuff being designed and built and not really in to buttons and lights projects, and people that are into the other content aren't in to the buttons and lights videos..

[@DanRyan-v5y]

Not necessarily the case. Usagi electric fixes up old mini computers ( not micro computers) and he seems to get a lot of followers young and old who are just fascinated by the old tech that many have never seen before, particularly the youngsters. He even seems to get a lot of non technical comments who are also fascinated by it. This is the reason I came to franlab to see the exotic old display technology that I never knew existed even though I worked during that era.

[@morlanius]

@@DanRyan-v5y I agree fixing up old computers is an interesting topic. What I'm saying is Fran seems to be hovering between the blurred lines of the technical and non-technical which makes finding a niche harder.

[@mikeselectricstuff]

There are zero-upfront cost options for merch - Teespring etc. OK you get less profit, but if the only alternative is not doing anything and earning zero, why not have at least something coming in that way ?

[@EEVblog2]

Bonus is that Teespring and some others show up under all your videos, it integrates with KZbin.

[@FranLab]

It is a quality issue for shirts - the on-demand merch is jet printed, but my multi-color designs are interned to be silk screened, and I have shrived to keep my designs high quality. I don't mind doing campaigns ~ but I have been looking at different companies to make functional non-disposable merch items for some time, which is what the store was supposed to be all about.

[@dylanakent]

​@@FranLabI believe printify linked with Shopify is the way to go because you can choose from hundreds of possible vendors. There are many videos out there in who are the best vendors.

[@krishnakid1]

Dear, Fran, We would love a video on audio tubes, both current, and, more interesting, Vintage tubes, the culture of vintage audio, vintage musical Instruments (Hammond B-3 Organ ) etc. and how they sound & even smell! (( What Is Electronics? My Mission For FranLab)) is the first vid. of Yours I ever saw & is still My favorite! How the (once common) Hammond B-3 made an entire universe of sound ((And flung it around in a way!)) that no digital unit will ever reproduce! And how with good maintenance even these electro-mechnical instruments get / (Sound) better with age. Some thing that as a big time vintage Speaker collecter I have noticed over the last 60 Years. How the materials in the instrument seem to mechanincally / molecularly mate over the years, or (settle) in pipe organ, violin, cello, Piano, lore. Happy Listening.

[@gregrorabaugh564]

Try "watching paint dry,", maybe different colors and finishes.. You might be surprised. Love all your videos.

[@torsteneide4915]

I love your Channel. I’m also a Subscriber. I’m financially hooped. I’m in m my 23rd year of paying off my 25 mortgage and due to circumstances I’m just not likely not going to make it to the end. So I’m not really able to help your channel with financial support. I can try to help with ideas. If you can find those 1970s little pump up water rockets in China, you could get a limited run of those done with Fran Lab printed on them. I’m betting that would just fly out the door of your mercy store.! Nostalgia can be a powerful sales driver. Also the episodes you did on the whole UAP/Alien thing last year, were the ratings on those very good? I think you really brought in a valuable perspective so far as your scientific mind and your sceptic perspective give you a unique position that makes you very relatable to people that make up the majority of society that don’t really know much about or are even able to relate to this topic. I think people might be very drawn to your channel with your common sense and down to earth manner to just help them wrap their minds around what this all may or may not end up being as it unfolds. The next hearings are coming up on Nov 13 in the house. Your analysis of this event I think would be just invaluable to the average person. I think it would be of benefit to yourself and everybody watching to analyze these hearings and perhaps follow this topic as things drop over time as sort of a branch of the Fran Lab that investigates things from a more scientific viewpoint. I hope those will help you generate more revenue to pay that rent and provide the needed funding to do the builds you’d like to do. :)

[@frogandspanner]

People crave novelty. Any public-facing person has a 5 year lifespan, 10 years at most, and it must be a process of continual reinvention. Except for the Rolling Stones. Such is the price of being a star.

[@lbbork]

Be you, Fran :~)

[@TheGreatAtario]

What happened to the pedal-manufacturing deal/revival?

[@mkeolver]

I enjoy your electronics videos, you often show obscure things I've never even heard of, thank you.

[@1KGB]

Thanks

[@FranLab]

Thanks for the support!

[@youtuuba]

Fran, I have always appreciated your electronics videos, and watch most of them. Of course, some are more to my taste than others. I find your "build videos" (not many of those) to be too tedious (e.g. the one building the Heathkit GC-1006 clock) because seemingly everything is shown more or less real time). Every KZbin content creator has to make videos the way they think best, whether it is from their OWN sense of best value, or perhaps going crazy trying to chase the KZbin algorithm, metrics, etc. You can't please everyone, and if you try to, you will lose sleep and probably your mind too. The best stuff on your channel (from my own perspective) is when you 'discover' and tear-down various vintage electronic things, i.e. some of the interesting old display technologies. Or when you were working to recreate the electroluminescent display for the Apollo DSKY. Rambling on various other topics will be hit or miss, depending on the viewer. I think it has very little to do with how much your face appears. I am not a superstar content creator, but I have been making videos for my channel since almost the beginning of the platform. I started making very crude little 'science videos', only a couple of which I still have up on my channel. Unlike most creators, I just put up what I want, in the style I want or think is best, and only when I want. I can do this because content creation is a hobby I enjoy, not a job, and I get a certain fulfillment from doing it, but NOT for profit. I wish more creators would drop the whole "KZbin bucks" stuff and just go back to doing it because they have something to share with the world. I feel bad for people who have made KZbin content creation their full time job, although some of them seem to do it happily and for a long period of time without burning themselves out. The majority of my own videos are of me building something (wood shop, metal shop, electronics), but each of those videos, while they have subscribers who seem to really like them, only number in the low hundreds of views. Then, I take a video while on a train trip, or make a museum walk-through video while on vacation, and the number of views is quite large. The ones that I put the most work into are vastly less popular than the ones I just do as an afterthought or incidentally. Again, I have the motto "I like to share knowledge and experiences, and doing it makes me happy, but I never monetize, or look at the metrics, and to hell with the KZbin algorithm". I think more creators would be happier if they went back to this kind of philosophy. I wish you well.

[@prestonfreeman1967]

Shakes fist at the sky - "ALGORITHM!!!!"

[@vonkruel]

_The hour's approaching to give it your best_ _And you've got to reach your prime_ _That's when you need to put yourself to the test_ _And show us a passage of time_ *[Chorus]* _We're gonna need a montage (Montage!)_ _Ooh, it takes a montage (Montage!)_ . .

[@louismorreale9842]

At the end of the day, you gotta do what you love to do! I like the electronics stuff, you single handedly got me to the bench!

[@amanda0artist]

It's a shame the tear downs don't do well. I like 2hr+ tear downs. However, I really like the informative monologues too. Like when you talk about changes in manufacturing, changes in worker safety regulations, changes in the expense of materials, and all kinds of stuff like that. I like that your explanations are more cynical and sarcastic compared to other science channels doing that kind of content. It's weird that tear downs work elsewhere but not here. Although I think at the end of the day the real problem is how much rent and living is becoming unaffordable.

[@jeanjones7486]

Thanks for your update Fran. I'm only one but I'll keep watching. Love your videos on paper articles also love videos on the history of things. Do like your builds when it's not so much the electrical side of it.

[@LanceHall]

Need a loop of you playing mousetrap, etchasketch, operation and spirograph. I still like the teardowns.

Fran i like your electronics segments on here. I like how you break down everything i can understand what you are saying keep up the great work!!

[@alienigena.turista]

I love your channel content. Indeed I like to watch your videos because I want to improve my English and you speak clearly. I like your voice and the way you speak.

[@phanoverlord]

I enjoy all that you do, Fran. Thanks for putting out years of wonderful videos.

[@jackwilliams3343]

Thanks for explaining this dilemma. Mr pete 222 in Illinois was having similar issues, the long very , very informative videos received little views. What kind of motorcycle 😢

[@brookestephen]

*Have you ever researched the Antikythera Machine? I'd love to see you look at the available info and attempt a reconstruction!!!!*

[@Hangover_Bear]

Fran, as only an occasional watcher of your channel you should also know that videos like this are what is being recommended by YT

[@verdedoodleduck]

Thanks!

[@TheDrifter944]

it was the electronics stuff that got me watching your channel, my grand father was a double e in ww2 and then went to bell sound labs before starting a grocerie store , i remember at ten yrs old him telling me about the diamond point transistor and i was self teching myself electronics by 12 , (dad gave me a whole set of college level correspondant course books) , i like you show , keep it up , i do watch more solar related stuff since im tring to fire my electric company someday

[@MrTylerStricker]

I like when Fran is forced to branch out and do something creative to draw people in. Some of my favorites are when Fran talks about her cool collections or shares interesting life stories!

[@DanRyan-v5y]

A lot of channels disappeared from my feed, including yours. I just didnt see them offered anymore for months. Just my experience but might be relevent to others. Loved your old electronics stuff, especially when its subjects ate rare and barely known. Like your other stuff as well, but the electronics particularly the odd displays are my favourites.

[@steamfire]

That's interesting, I just looked through your videos last few days, and I check my subscribed feed addictively and I haven't seen any of the electronics pop up in my subscribed feed. I've never seen that happen before.

[@Coheteradio]

Suscribe to your channel when the Sputnik Replica, please make more weird electronics things... remember the LED antique haha. Thanks for share.

[@davidwood351]

Originally, I was drawn to this channel for guitar pedal, and amplifier content. I miss that.

[@binaryboyo9674]

Wait! Naked Clocks, Leaded Pencils and 2001 Big Ass Illuminated Bespoke Buttons! I'm All In! Great work Fran! .... 😃👍👏

[@FranLab]

Thanks for the great support!

[@jeffreyyoung4104]

I have been watching for a long time, and enjoy whatever you do!

[@rubenmejia4881]

How do you feel about tacky flux? Do you use it? If so, what's your favorite kind? I love electronics. I hope to one day have a nice bench setup.

[@amare65]

Elevator / Escalator videos would do wonders for this channel.

[@dennyliegerot4021]

Love the electronics videos... Don't always have time to watch when they are posted and the algorithm very rarely brings them to my attention.

[@christophernetherton9389]

I believe there was a 'bonk' type. noise concurrent to the button press. Something like an old solenoid style doorbell with a dampened chime plate.

[@Obie327]

Fran, I can relate.. Renting sucks, Owned a condo and sold it to rent at same location.. Price in two years with the landlord tripled!? I like your build content, But KZbin/Google doesn't show you. Don't give up!

[@greeleyman]

I watch your electronics stuff, loved bread boarding and building things myself in high school, before personal computers (and still know Bad Boys Ravish Our Young Girls ETC ETC ETC), bought a 555 chip just to have one, built a full wave rectifier before I had to shave daily, yada yada yada. We're still out here!

[@robindeputy]

I personally love electronics tear down videos. I hope you’ll do more.

[@galloe8933]

Foam head, Fran wig and glasses, with smart words set to loop. You will catch a few. Uncomfortable isn't the right word, you just have a small audience because you are you.

[@christophernetherton9389]

Well, I think it may be that there are few of us left who read newspapers. Lucky to have a good selection here in Toronto.

[@crazyboy2006cashier]

I miss your tear downs

[@FranLab]

I literally did one last week!

[@crazyboy2006cashier]

@@FranLab I know :) I watched it

[@FranLab]

Thank you!

[@dylanakent]

Hey Fran, please do a video on meshtastic. Seems like an exciting project! Also, I've always wanted to learn electronics - complete beginner. Are there any modern, new kits that are easily purchased (not second hand, thrift store limited edition stuff) you could recommend? If you had to set up a basic beginner electronics tool kit/work bench, what parts should they buy? Where to source, etc?

[@tomlewis4205]

I stumbled onto this channel via the Star Trek Wall alarm video... I too " Can't do what I want. " It's that damn triangle- money, time & energy. And as I get older, each facet is getting smaller instead of bigger. 🤷 Best of luck!

[@escnerdau]

Came for the electronics, stayed for the Fran!!!

[@CT-vm4gf]

I’ve seen a few of my favorite channels slowly change their content over time to chase the views. While it’s disappointing to me as a viewer, I understand the need to do it.

[@thomashynes4042]

Anyone know what is the best way to reach Fran for a question and response?

[@LanceHall]

Since you are in the heart of the Carboniferous you could try fossil collecting and show the exploring for and fnding of Carboniferous fossils.

[@kensmith5694]

I have a very small channel. I did a video about making a tuned loop antenna for a crystal radio for those who want to play with crystal radios but don't have room for a good antenna. That is clearly the intersection set of three very small sets. It got the most views on my channel. My more general interest ones got fewer views. 30 times fewer people watched my one about the national park which is almost the same number as saw the one about painting a bedroom. Just a little bit ago I already referred to youtube's software as a hopeless morass of bugs. Now I do it again.

[@drunk_astronomy]

I like your personality. It is KZbin’s fault I have to force myself to revisit content creators I like because the algorithm is constantly trying to force me MrBeast videos.

[@MaxPorta-x6m]

What is the tensile strength of that glue compared to epoxy?

[@Legomanfred]

What would you require to do what you want to do? What about pairing up with someone like Mark Rober? Love your channel. Would love to zee you talk about Frantone. How you started, how you made different pedals and so on. Stay strong. 👍🤔

[@dhpbear2]

3:24 - Are you speaking of users who aren't subscribed? I subscribed and I see all your postings of your videos!

[@SomeMorganSomewhere]

A lot of people seem to use the home page of KZbin which feeds you all sort of random shit which is not necessarily what you're subscribed to (or in many cases even related to what you're subscribed to...) never really understood why they do that, I live in Subscriptions and never miss anything, I very occasionally pick up some new stuff (and the odd new subscriptions) from the right hand sidebar. That said I also have no desire to endlessly scroll through TikTok or YT shorts so perhaps I'm just old and crotchety...

[@skurhse]

Fran I hear you struggling but I want you to know you are teaching me how to survive as a nerdy trans woman. Whatever you are doing, I'm gonna watch it. You're a mentor to me!! ~a struggling programmer

[@ShawnBernard70]

Realized I had not subscribed. Fixed. May the algorithms be ever in your favor. 🥰

[@ameyring]

How about a series of tutorials showing how to make something like a traffic counter? Compare discrete chips vs Arduino to show how they compare. Include supply lists. Maybe some things based on the Forrest Mims books.

[@namco003]

While I'm here for electronics, I feel I at least get to know you a little with the camera talk videos. ❤ I can honestly say I don't watch as much of the talk videos as your electronics ones

[@JessHull]

I love any video you make, I watch regardless.

[@iamnotpresent]

I came for the electronics, but stayed for the Fran.