Lot of them don't realize how much work it is. You have to constantly put out content.
I (blessedly) know very little about that world, but a lot of it looks less like typical work and more like lightly-disguised begging.
That and similarly-disguised synergy with their business interests as well as their friends…
And 95% of them are never going to make any money doing it. Also it’s a very dangerous business to be in for your mental health, and probably your safety too.
What they actually do bothers me less than it's just an overly cringy, fake environment. But I guess that's the sales world period, doesn't matter if it's on the internet. LLLLLOOOOOTTTTTT of ego.
I love Derek. I'll have to check out the other guy's page.
I know Trent. The guy works harder than most people. Also, we he goes out to just pick up food he is working because everyone wants to talk to him.
That's pretty damn sad. Also, Influencer is a word that pisses me off. Who wants to be influenced? At least call them a DCC. Digital content creator.
Vice Grip Garage is the best content out there. It's the only non-movie I can sit and watch for 2 hours straight. Of course I'm fixing up my own 1965 F100, so there's that connection.
17.83 on the English portion of the ACT*
Strike 1 for Facebook
I think you have to be able to record a video and upload it to the internet. **
Gas station food reviews on the tailgate of his truck. It’s valuable information if you travel much in the state.
Facebook is what you make of it. I think I have maybe five friends and they’re all close family. I never accept a friend request. I follow a few people and joined several groups pertaining to hobbies and interests. It can be a useful tool if you don’t jump in too deep.
His videos and reviews are fantastic, but I'm on the fence about claiming someone who wears an "Archie of Drew" t-shirt every single day of the year.....
Also Project Farm. This guy is a push mower's worst nightmare. He must be independently wealthy. He does comparison tests on everything, tools, oil additives, fuel additives, anything. He takes requests from viewers on comparisons. He also does destructive tests. He will run a mower with the oil additives. Then drain all of the oil out of the mowers and see which mower last longer. He'll do stupid stuff like using cooking oil, bananas, soft drinks, chain lube, water, etc, as the "oil" and see how long it runs.
I tried it but even so called friends go off the deep end stirring up crap too often for me. I had a page but put it in mothballs a long time ago. I will occasionally open it up and take a look at Marketplace if I'm looking for something in particular to buy but I'm just not into casserole recipes, baby gender reveals, and other peoples personal opinions enough to regularly use it. I just looked and I have 61 friend requests now dating back as far as 11 years, I guess those people have given up on me by now................
A few years ago I was talking with a sophomore girl that played in the HS volleyball program I help run and the topic of careers came up. She said she wanted to live at the Playboy Mansion like the women from The Girls Next Door.
