u/LICK_THE_BUTTER

I am currently working on my setup, its being modified and changing daily till I like where things are at. Making money with dice isn't as feasible and focus will be more on content creation/making process. I have a new space now, but what's missing is time and money which will come later. I think my next video will be about shelled dice from the very start to finish. It will be an improvement upon my Grand Budapest Hotel design concept. I'm someone who doesn't like making videos if i can't dive deep into it, otherwise its rushed. I want it to be visually easy to follow and blocked well.

Radiator fan wasn't running, AC got warm on idle, engine would overheat in stop and go traffic. Tested relays and they were ok, fuses were ok, motor powered the fan when hooked up to the battery directly, replaced the radiator temp sensor on a whim and no dice. My friend sent me a wiring schematic showing that the resistor is connected to the low, medium, and high fan relays. Relays worked... so a closer look at the resistor and saw what looked like breaks in the wiring. Confirmed with a contuity test.

All third party replacements for the plug/fan look the same but the design is different than the OEM. The positive and negative wires are ran beside the resistor and the mount hole orientation is on the opposite side. So i had to heavily melt the mounting cavity with a soldering iron since cutting it proved difficult without removing the whole radiator fan. Not confident in how mine seats now and am working on designing and printing an ASA adapter that slides on and is mounted with two screws on each side (from width, not the length).

Saved myself about $120 in parts and $550 in labor, not to mention the cost of uber rides because GMC on average takes 2 weeks to do anything here. It even takes them 1 week just to look at my car and then it rolls over into the weekend lmao.

My brother was installing a pool shade from a ladder in the backyard and spotted lots of black smoke. Huge towering flames when the fence caught fire it was scary. We immediately split into roles: my mom got the neighboring hose started, i reminded my brother of our extinguisher which is 20 years expired, his gf called it in, and i alerted a nearby neighbor while requesting their fire extinguisher just in case. Turns out our 20 year old fire extinguisher still worked and put it out quickly. The water hose was used to control the area that was still burning and we made sure the perimeter near the charred fence was wet. There was nearby wood logs that it thankfully never reached. If we weren't there in time the side of the house and tree was going to catch. Not even a thankyou from the ungrateful shed owner who downplayed the whole thing, that lady has always been stuck up. But we'll do anything in order to help others in time of need 🤙

Hadn't seen this yet, thought it was pretty neat. Couldn't resist flying under it.

Maiden flight, need to work on filtering next. This drones goal is to be a chaser for local action sports.

Last interview i had i drove out of town to meet them and they lied on the job post. I had put off other time conflicting interviews because it was a job i was certain i was going to get, but in the end it was all for nothing. It was more like i was interviewing them for 1-1/2 hours. They went on about how there's an expectation to work 12 hours a day and on rotation I'd have to sacrifice my days off to work admin. The manager said "One guy called in because he threw up 3 times, but i told him to take some medicine and come in anyways and it worked out. We can't get behind it'll set us back". They said that it's good that I'm single and don't have kids. The look in their eyes was strained, i don't want to live my life like that.