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Topic	In a given week, do you watch more Youtube or professionally made television?
kirbyakaZ 02/13/21 1:55:27 PM #38:	Choco posted... in those 14 years did you watch youtube for over 100 minutes on an average day? cause that seems like a lot for an average Most people in the late 90's-2000's would easily watch over 100 minutes of tv a day, especially on weekends. Really that's only 3 half hour episodes of whatever you're into. One episode with breakfast and two after dinner and you've hit 90 minutes. YouTube on the other hand you can watch on your desktop, laptop, phone, TV, or many other devices. Hell I'll use my phone to play music videos off YouTube while in the shower. And with YouTube you can learn ANYTHING! No offence, but reading someone saying they don't spend any amount of time on YouTube in a given week makes me believe that person to be so boring simply because they must not have a hobby. I learn about history, animals, culture, and technology weekly. I've learned countless recipes, how to pick locks, tons of programming, how to tie a tie, and countless other things off YouTube. Anything you've ever been interested in you can watch on YouTube. Here's a video on how to tell between red and white oak. And you'll look at the thumbnail and think it's obvious but you'll be damn wrong! https://youtu.be/L6t2AZubF8U He shows how to build an entire boat, every step, on his channel. That's just one of millions of things you can learn. --- https://www.twitch.tv/mattthehat I stream Beat Saber Monday-Friday at midnight PST! You can request songs for me to dance to, even the Kirby Dance! <cite>kirbyakaZ posted [p:950598928] in In a given... [t:79289798]...</cite> <quote>Choco posted... </cite> <quote>in those 14 years did you watch youtube for over 100 minutes on an average day? cause that seems like a lot for an average</quote> Most people in the late 90's-2000's would easily watch over 100 minutes of tv a day, especially on weekends. Really that's only 3 half hour episodes of whatever you're into. One episode with breakfast and two after dinner and you've hit 90 minutes. YouTube on the other hand you can watch on your desktop, laptop, phone, TV, or many other devices. Hell I'll use my phone to play music videos off YouTube while in the shower. And with YouTube you can learn ANYTHING! No offence, but reading someone saying they don't spend any amount of time on YouTube in a given week makes me believe that person to be so boring simply because they must not have a hobby. I learn about history, animals, culture, and technology weekly. I've learned countless recipes, how to pick locks, tons of programming, how to tie a tie, and countless other things off YouTube. Anything you've ever been interested in you can watch on YouTube. Here's a video on how to tell between red and white oak. And you'll look at the thumbnail and think it's obvious but you'll be damn wrong! https://youtu.be/L6t2AZubF8U He shows how to build an entire boat, every step, on his channel. That's just one of millions of things you can learn. --- https://www.twitch.tv/mattthehat I stream Beat Saber Monday-Friday at midnight PST! You can request songs for me to dance to, even the Kirby Dance!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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