Comments by "Charles M." (@charlesm.2604) on "Dr Insanity" channel.

  1. ​ @snanguidry3283 It's not stupid to compare race cars to race bikes. It's professional equipment. Do you think 5 star michelin chefs use dollar store knives in professionally equipped kitchens?
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  2.  @BestFriendsWhoLiveTogether  How does a 4 years old consent to being touched ? I find tickling very inappropriate, it's rarely an innocent gesture; I can hardly find any justification to tickling which couldn't be substituted by other actions which don't require body contact (like playful jokes, "picked your noise", etc.). I would feel easier if a teacher was holding a child's hand or hugging a child in distress than tickling a child's body to "lighten up the mood".
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  3.  @snanguidry3283  F1 cars are 7-8 figures so the price difference is even bigger compared to a Kia.
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  4.  @franciscopino5284  What's stupid is not understanding why professionals would use professional equipment.
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  5.  @franciscopino5284  You're mistaken if you think a regular bike cost the same in manufacturing as a professional one. A one block carbon fiber skeleton is super expensive to cut just as it is without all of those dozens of additional components. But whatever dude, there's an entire market of cyclists, hundreds of thousands of people have been spending these figures for decades on professional equipment, if only they knew Francis Copino of YouTube comments could get them the same equipment for breadcrumbs man, what a shame... 😔
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  6.  @BestFriendsWhoLiveTogether  Come on man you know exactly what I mean. It might be an innocent gesture in your mind but it's really not, it blurs the lines between vulnerability, control, etc. the feeling of being violated is real. Even if it's not an intimate area, don't touch people and definitely don't justify it when you get called out. Avoid doing it to students, please. Most parents find it weird. Think about the child as a grown adult, would you tickle your coworkers ? If you were tickling my child I'd report you and since nothing would happen I'd take my child away from that damn school because clearly the staff isn't trustworthy and beat the living shit out of you. Someone in a wheelchair will have a harder time tickling toddlers. Maybe the reason why other parents don't tell you to stop is because they don't have the luxury to move school but I guarantee you most parents feel the same way. Keep your hands out of their children.
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