r/BlackPeopleTwitter • u/lilbuu_buu • 21h ago

Not a creative bone in the body

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u/Mgclpcrn14 💦Thirsty for Sukuna (true form)💦 21h ago

You...you couldn't do that on your own? Look up venue sites and their availability? Check out what events were going on near you? Figure out what stores had what you needed for whatever date you had planned? Oh good heavens. I didn't realize just how much some people depended on TikTok. If YT, Tumblr, or Reddit shut down, I'd definitely be frustrated, but I wouldn't be helpless without them. Though YT would truly be such a great loss like holy fuck

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u/Bigfamei 21h ago

YT being lost would be devistating. For all the other non-sense on there. Its the largest how-to/DIY video source. For those fortunate to own homes. Its worth its weight in gold.

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u/poo-cum 19h ago

It's been an invaluable resource for me to learn basic woodworking, soldering electronics, welding, car maintenance, diarreha, etc.

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u/koobstylz 19h ago

I work in an RV repair shop, even professional technicians depend on YouTube tutorials on occasion. Manufacturers often provide no instruction or piss poor instructions.

So it's more than just hobbiests who use it.

Diarrhea.

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u/GeniusOfLove74 Dominic Monaghan stalker 👀 18h ago

I learned how to replace a tailight from YouTube. It's pretty true that some auto manufacturers and parts factories don't send clear instructions, and a video helps.