Youtube just may be in the top 5 of greatest inventions behind boobies. So far youtube has gotten me through algebra, showed me how to install my sons gadget that lets him play his crap music from his iphone, how to replace the window motor in my wifes car and a bunch of other crap.
That window motor video saved me about $600 bucks. I have probably saved $5,000 using youtube to diagnose and repair stuff at the house and my car.
Youtube has instructional videos on just about everything including common household repairs, auto repairs, cooking, building a website, learning to play guitar or piano, ect. There are videos from the very basic beginner level to ver advanced. All you have to do is search
geez, I have never put a number to it but it has saved me countless dollars too.....from things at home to technical issues at my business
No, and it has saved me a ton of money and grief. But in this case it is irrelevant. I have had several long-term girlfriends in the house and it is entirely possible to show women that are feigning total helplessness how to change a AC filter, flip a circuit breaker, light a water heater, or even to change a spare tire. Often they appreciate it and feel more self-sufficient. Sometimes they just look dazed and confused until a male comes along and does it for them. Do not fall for this, amigo. If you allow them to do this more than once, it is not the woman who is being dimwitted. Resist being pussywhipped. It will only snowball until you have no control of your own life.
Nope, she called me the next day and tells me what a fool she is. Oh, an attractive fool, I might add.
The unit was a heat pump, with electrical coils. What they do, by code, is put a breaker right next to the unit in the attic. So when it is serviced, the breaker can be thrown there, kind of like a quick disconnect at the outside A/C unit. I know, most women, and some men on this board, are scared of getting hit with a little 110 or 220.
In my house, I am the one who has to kill any bugs and spiders. I'm like, "Dude, I'm from Louisiana where there are four-inch-long flying roaches. I can damn-well hit a spider with a shoe."
