YTA for that freaking cliffhanger

Sure, "your channel, your rules," but that's doesn't mean you're NTA.

The LOOOOOORD of the channel wants a repeat title, the LOOOOOORD of the channel gets a repeat title....

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OP, that should be NAH if no one is in the wrong...

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Update: he changed the title. Guess ITA now.

NTA your channel your rules

@@zoom3184 "My x My rules" NL's kryptonite. Automatic YTA every time.

Tbf they all could be titled exactly this

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Didn't ask don't care plus you're a type b chatter

I feel like a redditor doing creative writing would have better formatting, grammar and spelling.

@@andrewg3196 But a redditor doing creative writing purely for karma doesnt care about that haha

Is this an NLism? I've not heard it before but seen it in another comment on an NL vid

@@HarveyJackson1967 it's a Mark Twain quote, after newspapers incorrectly reported that he was dead, he quipped: "the rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated."

@@tomjapes8072 hell yeah brother this is a satisfying reply

@@tomjapes8072 cheers brother

Any idea at what time in the VOD it comes in?

Sowing: uhhhg I hate all the family drama Reaping: hahaha yes I love react court!

Definitely saving the main course for the next video, that one was really good.

The cooks in the unit I was in told me they were trained to boil the snot out of all food before cooking it to make sure it was safe. Which is why all army food is SO bad. If you're going to eat the water too, thats one thing, but I agree 100% you're kinda destroying the food.

if you cook it correctly thats incorrect, if you boil the fuck out of it and overcook it yes but theres equipment litreally designed to cook salmon this way. Called a salmon kettle

Exactly. You start slowing down for no reason you're being unpredictable. Unpredictability on the road can lead to dangerous situations. But leaving a gap at side streets, so people can get in and out, is courteous if the traffic isnt moving.

You're right but also spoken like somebody that goes 40 over and says "good luck everybody else" while singing Jesus take the Wheel

Yeah and like... some people would consider #3 to be a faux pas but the MIL literally told her she could bring her own food... the entitlement in that post was wild.

At least it's good for my psyche.

There's a balance there somewhere

I generally only eat fruits off trees on our property or family members' property. This includes neighbors' fruit trees that have overgrown into the yard, that's free game. But it does feel a little weird to potentially eat someone else's fruit without permission. My grandma has raspberry bushes and the latoga bikers who come through every summer treat it like an open buffet and she hardly gets any of her own dang raspberries

i hate the term "picky eater" so much. it is used exclusively in reference to people whose entire diet consists of nothing but frozen nuggies and deepfried takeaways.

Don't take it personally

NL's war on picky eaters is uncomfortable for me, because I think he's wrong, but I know how utterly tedious it is when someone takes an annoying personality quirk and turns it into a medical condition, especially in response to someone trying to mine some goofs and gags out of the topic... but yeah, I'm exactly the kind of picky eater he despises... I have a list of "safe foods" in my head that I know I can eat, and this list was formed when I was about 6 years old, so yeah, it's chicken nuggets, burgers, sausages, fries... junk food and treats basically... and yeah, it's obviously an autism thing, right? I've tried to fix it, but basically as soon as stuff that isn't on the safe list touches my tongue I have a humiliating autistic panic attack/freak out... I start gagging and retching uncontrollably, and however much my higher brain says "stop doing this, this is a ridiculous over-reaction" that message just doesn't reach my body, which is going into a "oh fuck I've been POISONED TO DEATH" kind of reaction... For a while I tried to broaden my palette gradually but to be honest, after a month of spending half of every day building up to the evening meal like it was a parachute jump, I eventually decided I'd just eat the stupid shit I could handle, and die 10 years earlier and 50lbs fatter than most people

@@adamanonymous6885 Yeah I completely understand you there. And the die earlier 50lbs heavier was gold lol I don't mind at all about people's taste pallets and I've never really understood the arguing about it. It's probably the most subjective and preferential thing I could think of. But with the AITA stuff where people are like bringing KFC to weddings just make it hard to defend my brothers in arms

@@adamanonymous6885I’m mildly “picky”, like I have quirks with certain foods but I’m not super limited, but it doesn’t help that I’m vegetarian. I’m autistic too and I just can’t stand certain food. It makes me gag and feel ill, and it sends me off the rails when someone purposefully lies or tries to trick me. I’ve been building though, I hate eggs and I’ve been trying to eat them. So far I’ve worked my way to making hollandaise and using the yolk as a dip, but that’s really it. I can’t eat cooked mushrooms, but love them raw. That gets made fun of a lot. Pumpkin, olives, etc I can’t stand at all. I’m a cook too, so it’s really fun getting made fun of constantly haha

It saves them potential time, the reason why you would do this is because it can be hard to make unprotected left turns and if you go they might have to wait an extra second or two which could cover the entire safe window for them to proceed (due to oncoming traffic). They could be sitting there for minutes before another good opportunity arrives. and I mean... if you're slowing down to give someone the time they go and there's someone behind you they'd have to be speeding by quite a large margin to overtake you, not see the car turning and crash. it absolutely wouldn't be on you, it'd be on the guy going 10-30 over, but you can't re-contextualize the situation anyway as the context is implicitly a part of the decision making process, without the context you don't have the decision.

You say that like it's an uncommon occurence

@gfswr5 wtf

@@idsappples these spam bots have been around for months now. Just report them as spam or ignore them

ESH. Still shouldn’t have flipped off NL.

Gotta say to the polite Canadian what my drivers ed teacher said to me: don't be polite, be predictable. It's not about reducing the amount you inconvenience people, it's just safer. I don't want to guess every time I go through an intersection what level of politeness the other person is gonna have.

the exiting the parking lot take?? wym that's literally common if not expected and even if you don't do it any competent drive is literally going to exit and place their bumper in between you and the next car and merge in. if that doesn't happen parking exits and entrances can clog up real fast creating a shit ton of congestion

How old could you possibly be if your grandmother is 65?

@@ppathirana54 people have kids in their early 20’s lol

@@ppathirana54 let me guess.. your parents in the same age range as my grandparents?

@@ppathirana54 20 if they had kids in when they were twenty and then their kids had kids when they were 25