Shore_Student

Thank you for doing this AMA. I've actually enjoyed a lot of the flow that you're done in your videos. What differences have you noticed in a repair job that you have done off-camera compared to one that you did while on camera? This could be in terms of time to make a repair, amount of time researching a specific problem, level of confidence you have approaching the issue etc. Thank you again!

Wow, I figured it would take longer but not that much. However, I can see why because of how thorough your videos are. Thank you for giving me your insight on that!
P.S. You have commented in the past about not being able to please people on Youtube and how it's important to put up videos that you want to make. I fully agree with that, please don't change anything for anyone else. The fact that you do this alone means that I will be a permanent subscriber just because of what you bring to your channel. We always need more people like you supplying us with educational content like this, and you do it in a way that is both frank and entertaining. Thank you!
P.P.S After watching so many of your repair videos I'm actually amazed that my 5 & 1/2 year old Toshiba hasn't kicked the bucket yet (knock on wood). Then again I don't pour coffee over it on a regular basis so maybe I'm onto something here...
Edit: Clarifying