Youtube comments of Lockpicking Blacksmith (@Lockpickingblacksmith).
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@lego4virgo it CAN be, but GOOD car washes will use car specific soaps from reputable brands. Cheap, crappy car washes will use stuff like Dawn because, well, it works. It's also super cheap and your car will be impressively shiny. However, modern car paint is actually very similar to plastic, which is chemically similar to fat... which is what high quality dish soaps are designed to destroy. If you want to visit a car wash look for a few things.
1, the area should be clean.
2 if it's a friction wash make sure they use closed cell foam brushes. These clean consistently and won't scratch. (Note, these can legally be called 'brushless'. If you want nothing touching your car besides soap and water, find a 'touchless' car wash.
3 See if they advertise a particular brand of soap, like simonize. While they could be using cheap stuff, it is technically illegal (false advertising).
4 ask to see the soap drums. It's likely they'll have some empties laying around, or you may be able to see them from the door to their chemical room. Don't be shocked if they say no. Allowing customers into such an area is a liability hazard. You can at least ask.
5 Check their Google reviews, but tale them with a pinch of salt. Most customers only leave reviews when they're unhappy, whether the car wash did something wrong or not.
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@steele_heart77 I've always seen my partners in the same way parents see their children. In general parent's don't love one child more than another. They may love each child differently, but not more or less. When their child goes to school, on a play date, whatever, the parent is happy that their child had an experience that makes them happy.
When my partner goes on a date with her metamour I'm happy that she is having a good time. That is compersion. Now, I'm lucky in that I simply don't feel jealousy in my relationships. I've completely absorbed and made compersion a part of myself. The only thing that would make me jealous is finding out that my partner is doing something we haven't talked about.
You're also going to have to accept that mistakes happen. If say you've decided that you and your partner can have oral, but not genital sex at least not for the first few weeks. Well, on occasion the hormones may take over. They have genital sex. While this is definitely a problem (even a betrayal), you must understand that it MAY happen. If it does happen it's gotta be discussed. Communication, honesty, and trust are super important.
That's why I (personally) don't like 'open, sex only' relationships. I, personally, feel that saying you're going to date and sleep with someone but NOT develop romantic feelings for that person is a recipe for disaster. Some people can do it. Frankly, I can myself, but I don't feel like that can work for most people.
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First Last What exactly made you think I'm sensitive about it? I answered your question. You can be proud of your culture and heritage without glorifying ALL of it. For instance as a German descendant I'm not proud of the Nazi era, I am proud of the way the country has pretty universally rejected that idiocy. I'm not proud of the way they've endorsed the Green party.
As for comparing the Nazi Party with Rome, it's a completely false equivalency. For one thing, whatever country was in power at the time, if had been the finns, or russians, or spanish, the empire would have fought it's wars in a pretty similar fashion. While we can look at certain practices or people as evil or immoral, it's rare that that person considers themselves evil. Yet, it was common (amongst the highest ranking Nazis) to literally worship evil. They called it the Vril and it was like a combination of Wicca and The Force, except pure evil.
As for your last comment, why do you think it's acceptable to be an asshole just because you're in the YouTube comments? Or that my objecting to your asshole behavior makes me weak? You have a right to say what you want, but if you're goung to be insulting you're still an asshole. Which isn't socially acceptable *anywhere*. The only reason why trolls and keyboard warriors like you pull it on the internet is because you're reasonably certain no will punch you in the nose.
I tell cops with guns to go fuck themselves to their faces when their assholes. I'm sure as hell not scared of you.
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@mellun I doubt he's making 'thousands'. For some reason people think that every YouTuber is making tons of money. There are very specific rules as to how and when you get paid. For instance, if it's a 30+ second skippable ad (which most people skip after 5 seconds), it has to be watched for a minimum of thirty seconds or you get nothing. Next, most of the money goes to YouTube, not the content creator. Add in all the people that use an ad blocker or jump to the end and restart to avoid all of the ads really cuts into the revenue. Lastly, Larry is REALLY easy on the ads. Lost of creators have ads every 5 minutes, and this video only has three.
All of that aside, creating content takes a long time. There's all the time added to details in order to film it, the time spend recording voice overs, days spent editing. Should we not get paid for our hard work?
I think Larry probably would keep recording videos, even if he got no ad revenue. The excellent advertisement for his products aside, it's clear that Larry really is a fanatic about detailing, and truly appreciates his fans.
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@gpaje Again, we used closed cell foam (brand name neoglide) brushes. The dirt issue you're talking about only applies to cloth brushes. Neoglide brushes don't absorb soap, water, or dirt. They also spin at sufficient RPM to fling off removed dirt from your own vehicle.
I also added a multistep prep process to our wash process.
Step one, blow off loose debris such as leaves.
Step two, rinse with free flowing water, bottom to top, then top to bottom.
Step three, apply a thick (mixed 1:75 instead of 1:150-250) soap solution to the vehicle with a painter's HVLP gun.
This gave the soap's chemical surfactants extra time to work, encapsulated dirt particles and lubricated the paint. For extra insurance.
I am in fact picky, and my car washing/detailing/car painting experience reinforced that. If you'll check my community tab you'll see I just posted a pic of my paint. Obviously a camera can hide a lot of crimes, but there's no visible scratching.
Edit: Of course, I washed weekly or even twice a week, which helps significantly.
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@brettrun8575 Actually, it isn't that easy. Is it *possible*? Yes. I don't know what country you're in, but the USA has the lowest upward mobility of almost any first world country (better than India, though them being first world is debatable).
Some people have health issues, some have trauma. Some just have bad luck, and some can push through all of that. Take myself. If had bad luck, very bad health, and trauma. I just had part of three spinal discs cut out last month. On the plus side, it seems to be helping, and I'm getting a (very) small settlement from the trauma. Between the two I'm starting a business, and in four or five years, if nothing happens to me maybe I'll be to afford on of the cars I clean.
If what you're saying is true and you've accomplished what you've claimed without help than good for you. I'm glad you succeeded, but the fact is that you come off like a callous ass. Especially to those that have worked hard, and have at least avoided making bad decisions.
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There's also getting your salesman to actually be your advocate. A lot of the time they only make commission, and only on the 'front end'. The cash you put down for or toward the car.
I had a friend of mine go with his parents to purchase a new car. It was a brand new, first model year, Toyota Sequoia. They are NOT having trouble selling them and thus don't want to offer deals.
They test drive it, ask for ALL the options. Base sticker was $37k something, with options it went up to $48k something.
So my friend's mother says 'I'll pay $35k'.
The sales guy is now super confused. 'Uh, what? Did you want a base model? We were talking about a fully optioned one.'
'No,' she replies, 'I'll pay 35, for that car.'
'I can't make that work.'
Pulls $35,000 in CASH out of her pocket book. 'You don't understand, I'll hand this to you, for that car.'
''I'll go write you up and get the detailers to finish cleaning it for you.'
Because he, personally was making 10% or whatever and that's more income than he'll get, likely for the rest of the month. He made it work.
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@lorenheard2561 I didn't say Andy Ngo was fake, I said the kid posing as a member of Antifascist Action. Is a fake. Tell me, if he was genuine, why can't he even pronounce 'antifa' properly?
Antifascist Action has existed for 80 some years, has chapters in pretty major city in almost every country. Yes, it contains some commies, but it's mostly anarchist capitalists. All anarchists want is freedom. Yet, this talk of violence, attacking random Republicans, etc., has only been going on for what? Seven, eight years? Only in America, and then only in a few places, mostly Seattle. Doesn't logic dictate that something odd is going on?
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@Titanoooo what in the hell are you on about? Also, I sad Leto was a decent joker, not the best. In the longer directors cut he's significantly better than in the cinematic cut.
His whole mailing people sex toys and such schtick was stupid annoying, but they did actually follow the joker's story, just updated to the modern world. A character like that created modern day is much more likely to be like leto's joker than say, Nicholson's joker. Leto did a fairly decent job of acting. It was a bit over the top, but joker is an over the top character.
Look at phoenix' joker. It has zero to do with any of the creation stories used so far.
Excluding ledger's joker which was a little different:
He isn't any sort of criminal, which all of the other jokers were.
All of the other jokers started out relatively sane and were driven insane by a disfiguring accident. For which they blamed batman.
Phoenix' joker was just an ordinary crazy guy. If you changed a couple names and changed his costume a bit no one would think of it as a movie related to batman. Hell, he even became the joker while Bruce wayne was a child, which is completely different. In all the others he good reason to blame batman for his disfigurement, which is why he's so obsessed with batman in the first place.
On top of which, the ending scene leaves the door open for most or all of the movie to have been nothing more than a schizophrenic delusion.
Why do people say Leto's joker was bad?
Ok, he was annoying on set. Has zero to do with the actual movie.
His gang banger persona, which is more appropriate to a modern interpretation. It isn't the forties anymore, and him being an italian mafioso doesn't make as much sense.
The tattoos are wholly appropriate for this interpretation of the character.
Last is his relationship with Harley. Ok. For that we have to compare it to the animated series where she was introduced. The creation story for harley is spot on.
People say he cared for her too much, but I disagree. It's true that Hammill's joker treated her as somewhat disposable, however, he also rescued her on several occasions. In the episode where harley left him to try going straight he was beside himself without her.
Every bit of that makes sense.
So yes, Leto and the interpretation he acted out was fine. Not the best by any stretch of the imagination, but decent.
Phoenix' version was clearly the worst 'joker' even though it was brilliantly acted and written. It's a great movie, just not a great batman universe movie.
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