Strong independent they/them

[Oblivionaire]

bro is that one single friend that gives the best relationship advice

[DevastationIndustries]

You're out here doing a genuine service for me and my family by treating me like an equal and just giving me the information my elders didn't because they assumed that it was "common knowledge" nah that doesn't exist, if it did, you wouldn't need schools or to learn it from someone else. Damn older generations always out here forgetting you don't get anywhere without help. Thank you and congrats on the button.

[B-Animates]

That stripped screw tip is genuinely so helpful, the amount of times I’ve suffered with pliers and absolutely wrecked two by fours is ridiculous…

[Asmodeuslvr]

"you are a strong independent they/them" HELL YEAH I AM BROTHER 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[bangled-]

Dude I use this knowledge so much and it's nice for someone to teach me stuff because my dad left when I was 5band my stepdad wont teach me shit I'm 15 and learned to now a lawn 2 weeks ago thank you for the little tips and tricks for shit

[lauren_sunshine]

That last hack would’ve saved me $20 if I knew it a couple months ago 😅

[corvidkaigaming]

THE HAIRTIE SCREW THING. I HAVE NEEDED THAT.

[shiragoldberg]

I love this guy. I’ve learned a lot from him and he’s funny.❤

[Cenvixity]

This guy is the best he gives us to much

[itsNLSN]

Genuinely want to say thank you, your hack on getting oil in your car actually saved me last night

[bailey]

“Oh my god it’s *** crooked” same bro.

[Monkeybizness]

From my early years as an aircraft mechanic, comet or Ajax abrasive cleaner(powder) or coffee grounds pressed into a stripped screw often help you get a grip..

[Tacobroski]

Bro my dad taught me stuff but that hair tie one 🤯

[spidermanmyers]

Just remember to do the last trick early, you can strip it bad enough that trick won't work.

[musicalsystem]

If i ever see you, i will come up to you and shake your hand, amd thank you for the best advice ive ever gotten.

[vulpine_redmage]

I use two pieces of tape over the screw, one for the bit to chew into, the other to catch and set the grooves for easier movement; waaaayyy easier imo than a hairtie

[benmama]

Another good tip. If you have a bolt you need to stay in the socket to put on something take a piece of plastic and put it on top of the bolt before putting the socket on it. The friction will hold it in place

[darkstar]

Brooo the algorithm hasn’t blessed me with your videos in a couple months !!! 😮

[Blaze-kfds]

the smile while flexing the button was awesome
congrats on the milestone

[mr_dadw]

If you strip a Philips head screw you can sometimes use a small torx bit and it will bite enough to unscrew. But it can still strip with that too so be careful.