Comments by "American Plague" (@American-Plague) on "US Auto Industry" channel.

  1. Before watching their other video on "differential steering", I wouldn't even know that differential gears were even a thing. After less then 8 minutes, I understood basically how they WORK. These videos are priceless.
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  2. You literally don't have words? I'm glad that's clarified. At first I thought you figuratively didn't have words.
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  3.  @goury  You'd NEVER need to go more than TEN KILOMETERS in your LIFETIME? Come on man, that's just blatant nonsense.
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  4. That is correct.
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  5.  @nirbhay.8400k  I'm sorry. Not trying to be a d**k. I just get sick of hearing "literally" being thrown around so much. I've seen 5 comments so far just in OP comments, just in this comment section with people "literally" doing something. It's similar to how like, you know, how like, people like use the word "like" all of the time to like, get their like, point across? With a like, upward inflection at the end so it like, sounds like a question? Like, you know what I like, mean?
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  6.  @nirbhay.8400k  😎 👍
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  7.  @Anticulation  You LITERALLY watched it? You didn't figuratively watch it?
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  8.  @oktayyildirim2911  Don't you get sick of "literally" being so overused? I mean, if they didn't use the word "literally", would we have possibly supposed that they FIGURATIVELY watched this on VHS? It irks me how much the word "literally" is used when unnecessary or even completely misused these days.
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  9. @tiesrred No, "literally" cannot be used for emphasis. It means as opposed to figuratively. Is anyone figuratively watching videos?
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  10.  @oktayyildirim2911  Same here! So far, just in the OP comments and just in this video, I've counted 7 people "literally" doing something. It's become as irksome as the word "like". Like, you know. When like, people like constantly say "like" because like, they think it like, gets their point across. Except like, it doesn't. It just like, makes them look like, another uneducated sheep.
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  11.  @tonimarx6405  It's pathetic that you can't understand that it's not about what's preferred. It's about the constant misuse of a word.
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  12.  @tonimarx6405  Should I cope harder literally? Or just figuratively?
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  13. Because critical race theory and "gender fluidity" is more important. They are MUCH more useful in real life.
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  14.  @NoCluYT  My point wasn't whether things are explained better today or not. That being said, I absolutely do not believe anything is explained better. It's FAR worse. It's plain to see if you just take a look at public school teachers. However, it's not necessity their own fault, most of the time their hands are tied. Would you say that common core math is a MUCH BETTER WAY of explaining extremely basic mathematics?
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  15. Yes. Especially when the weird, toothless peeping Tom is the one giving it to her.
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  16. You didn't figuratively learn more?
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  17.  @goury  Wtf are you on about idiot? Nobody's even CLOSE to assuming that. YOU said, however, that society could be built in such a way that NOBODY "EVER would need to go more than TEN KILOMETERS In their LIFETIME". THAT is the most utterly stupid thing I've ever heard in my life, unless you want to explain how EVERYONE is going to find a reasonable paying job "within 10 kilometers" of their home? My God, you're so stupid you don't even know what you are saying and are now arguing a totally different "point" (if it can even be called a point)!
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  18.  @goury  Not to mention you fuqn idiot, how is anyone going to GUARANTEE that EVERYONE whom I want to visit for the REST OF MY LIFE is going to live within 10 KILOMETERS of me? That way, I'll "NEVER need to go more than 10 KILOMETERS in my LIFETIME" in order to visit them? What kind of drugs are you smoking over there? I mean this has got to be LITERALLY THE DUMBEST thing I've EVER heard.
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  19. I know almost NOTHING about automobile mechanics. Went from not even knowing differential steering was even a thing to understanding exactly how it works in less than 8 minutes. Why isn't everything explained like this?
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  20. @tiesrred A habit that is "used all the time",as you say, does not make it correct. People say lots of things all the time that aren't correct.
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  21. @tiesrred Nobody cares about your opinion. The word is being used incorrectly according to the rules of the English language.
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  22. I literally watched this literally on literal VHS, literally about 35 years ago when my literal dad was literally teaching me, literally about cars. Literally for real.
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  23.  @tonimarx6405  🥱
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  24. @tiesrred What's literally to stop me from doing that? Looks like I literally did do it. Literally on YouTube. Literally and for real.
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  25. @tiesrred "Did what? " You said I can't "berate someone" in YouTube. Looks like I literally did.
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  26. @tiesrred Literally 🥱. Keep whining.
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  27.  @drybeans0000  Well fuck! In that case, we should be able to use ANY word to mean ANYTHING then! Is that about correct? Or should I say, The quickly rudimentary draft?
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  28.  @drybeans0000  She tattoos junk my living sushi governed stuff light stuff! Rebirth not very BFF sleek legit archon!
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  29.  @drybeans0000  Well I didn't understand as I've never heard of anyone figuratively watching anything as literally is understood to me as the opposite of figuratively. I'm glad we're on agreement then!
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  30.  @drybeans0000  YOU feel like that? And here I am listening to someone more or less tell me that we don't need any grammatical rules at all because languages change anyway.
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  31.  @clementpoon120  Good. That means I can use my language however I want. Thanks for agreeing.
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  32.  @drybeans0000  Is it literally funny at this point?
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  33.  @Nelson-Man  Why would you have to attend school in 1937 to see that TODAY things aren't explained as well?
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