Comments by "Perhaps" (@NoEgg4u) on "Daniel D." channel.

  1. The post-editing "deteriorating / snow", non-stop, dropout effects is distracting and unnecessary. If you deem your content to be so dull, as to resort to flashing lights to keep a viewer's attention, then raise your content's material to a higher bar. This story, with accompanying photos, needed no special effects. The distracting, sprinkling flashes detracts from the otherwise engaging content.
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  2. 1) A paid fair entitles you to one seat, and only one seat, subject to availability (based on the level of occupancy). If there are 100 seats in a car, and there are 100 passengers in that car, then everyone is entitled to a seat. If there are 100 seats in a car, and there are 101 passengers in that car, then 1 person will have to stand. No one has the right to take two seats (unless that person purchased two tickets for themselves for use in a single ride). 2) Feet on seats is not only filthy, it can damage the seats. Women (and mentally disturbed men) wear high heels. Heels can rip fabric. 3) Our host added old age effects to this video? Why? Why do some people go out of their way to damage otherwise clear videos? 4) This entire video is probably a lie, created by an AI service. I have come to that conclusion, based on: 4a) Spotty video. Clearly there is clear video of what took place, and yet our host refused to show it. 4b) No audio. Clearly there is audio (based on the video we were shown), and yet our host refused to show it. 4c) Our host made this video about her special effects. That smacks of 100% AI generated "everything". This is likely a compilation of clips from some random video taken on a train, and our host used an AI service to create this video, a fake story, and a computer generate voice to tell the fake story. The icing on the cake is the phony aging effects (drop-outs, fake shaking, fake flashing, etc) that our host applied to rendering the fake video. Thumb's down click earned.
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