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I always feel it’s a sign of a novice passenger. My expectation is a safe landing, so I don’t clap. I also don’t clap when my wife successfully parks our car. Unless it was a difficult parallel job, in which case she gets a hearty huzzah!

What can people outside of HK do to support the protestors?

What would you say to the argument that this a form of censoring or re-writing history? For instance, should we DeFame Hitler and other war criminals? Doesn’t our attention to these crimes, disgusting as they are, and our interest in the perpetrator to understand what got them to the point of a heinous crime - doesn’t all of this help us as a society learn from the tragedy and try to move forward wiser?

I love the simplicity and accuracy of your response!

Not sure if you’ll get to this one as I’m late to the AMA as usual…

As a business person yourself, how do you feel about the impact of Right to Repair laws requiring businesses to do things they may not want to do or think are good for their business?

I love taking things apart and repairing them myself, but I don’t feel comfortable compelling others through legislation to give me the ability to do that. Independent repair shops are small businesses and small businesses usually value their freedom and dislike legislation that requires them do alter their business. So how do we all as fixers get okay with requiring OEM’s to provide manuals and parts or to design things to be more repairable? Sure, we can just say “Screw em because they are big and rich”, but really?

BTW, thanks for all the awesome videos, guides, and tools! Big fan of you guys and everything you do!