Making A Decision With Matt Ferrell - Episode 20

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Conversations With Joe

Conversations With Joe

Жыл бұрын

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Matt Ferrell is the host of the KZfaq channel Undecided With Matt Ferrell, where he talks about cutting edge technology, especially sustainable energy and battery advancements. You can find his channel at youtube.com/@UndecidedMF/videos
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@georgewaters900
@georgewaters900 Жыл бұрын
This was great! Loved the vibe of the conversation. I know you each have a ton on your plates, but some collaborations in the future would be fun to see!
@JanneWolterbeek
@JanneWolterbeek Жыл бұрын
Joe and Matt are among my most favorite KZfaqrs, but I discovered them independently, didn’t know they know each other. So of course videos like this are gold to me!
@brucepeters9575
@brucepeters9575 Жыл бұрын
This has been an interesting insight into the frustrations you guys go through. Stay sane my friends.
@MalcolmJubinville
@MalcolmJubinville Жыл бұрын
You know when you're having a great conversation with people that are like minded and you find yourself nodding continually throughout the conversation? That was me with this video. :) I am a tinker myself and I LOVE playing with technology to make things easier. I think more people have to be optimistic with some healthy skepticism so we can nurture how we make all of our lives better. Thanks guys for the conversation and hope there is an opportunity for a live discussion option in the future. Have a great rest of your week and happy holidays!
@patrickjordan2233
@patrickjordan2233 Жыл бұрын
2 really, Really good creators....and one of the reasons I say that, is you both have enough humility to admit being human and having errors... Kudos. That sort of authenticity can't be bought..👍😁👍
@obsidian....
@obsidian.... Жыл бұрын
So... Do more of these. Doing a podcast with another creator in your realm and size created the most natural and fluid conversation you've had 🙏
@tedkrapf1302
@tedkrapf1302 Жыл бұрын
You guys are great -- that's all, no notes :) Happy Holidays and thanks for another great, interesting and fun interview.
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
Same to you!
@AGunleashed
@AGunleashed Жыл бұрын
Joe you are basically my FAVORITE interviewer now, You have such a natural casual loveable personality, this is absolutely fantastic!!! WOW!!!! been watching both you and Matt for quite a while love you guys
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
That's super kind, thank you. :)
@Turdfergusen382
@Turdfergusen382 Жыл бұрын
Congrats on 1 mil you definitely deserve it
@jelybrd
@jelybrd Жыл бұрын
Joe and Matt should keep in mind the alternative. Commuting to a job every day and being told what to do every day. And if you have an issue you have to deal with it outside of work hours. Having a million subscribers is a really good place to be.
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
You couldn't be more right. I started doing this after 12 years at a desk job (and several years of job insecurity before that). I would pick this any day. Sometimes I have to remind myself of that.
@moony2703
@moony2703 Жыл бұрын
As an Australian I remember going to the snow in Australia and the one thing I remember most was being _warm_ and just being so amazed but also so mad about it in retrospect because it proved that Aussies can build warm houses we just _don't_ because everyone's always too focused on the heat first. Insulation in the roof but nothing in the floor so you are just loosing all your warmth through your feet. My old school has a Scottish teacher and he said he'd never been as cold anywhere else as he was in Australia. Experts call Aussie homes 'glorified tents' and that is entirely accurate for most of our building stock. Thankfully it sounds like the base required star level of a house is getting increased and hopefully there is a big step up between the two different levels so holding out for that and glad some are pushing even higher and more and more people are calling for efficient homes. Also got me to view thermals and layering as potential everyday winter clothes and 'not just a hiking/camping thing' because we had them we'd just never wear them outside of specific occasions because they were special clothes. Granted it does take awhile to figure out something that's good for combatting the icy mornings but not so thick you boil once it heats up, and can also be removed easily during a bathroom break if you do start boiling. I'd boil in a undershirt but for me a good jacket I could take of easily and 175 merino leggings were warm without being too warm while being constantly moderately active in a shed workplace. They also came in handy at tafe, the classroom was an icebox. The teacher relocated us to the stinking hot in comparison thanks to air-conditioning library every chance he got.
@moony2703
@moony2703 Жыл бұрын
P.S. Thermal pants pair really well with stretchy jeans and I used to stop wearing those in winter, which considering everything is stretch these days... so yeah, gamechanger. The things that are likely obvious elsewhere in the world but not when you live in a place where everything is hot most of the time except when it isn't and then we make a national sport out of complaining about it.
@jmacd8817
@jmacd8817 Жыл бұрын
Another cool interview. I'd love to see you interview Alec Watson from Technology Connections
@PinataOblongata
@PinataOblongata Жыл бұрын
That would be so rad. Seems like such an interesting and funny guy.
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
Never met him but I like his channel.
@charlenasutherland
@charlenasutherland Жыл бұрын
One of the things I like about your channels is that you bring your own twist on any given topic. I like the variety and the fact that you introduce new info to me. Even when you cover something I’m already aware of, you usually add something new. I don’t always agree but I’m always entertained. Thanks.
@dlerious77
@dlerious77 Жыл бұрын
I sub to both you guys and am always so happy when tubers get together and wax over things.
@billyalarie929
@billyalarie929 Жыл бұрын
1:15:20 the good news is your shit is ALWAYS easily digestible to a college dropout like myself who has also been in the writing game for nearly 20 years (never published for money thus far), and equally important, it’s ENTERTAINING AND ENGAGING. You make content I want to watch bc it’s always going to be interesting. And I mean, the parts that YOU take care of in the writing. That’s the stuff I’m into more than anything. You’re pretty good, man. You bring comfort when and where it’s needed.
@OyvindBjorgo
@OyvindBjorgo Жыл бұрын
Shower thought: Do the people who think that electricians are a scam think the same thing about surgeons? ...'Cause in both cases, if you do it wrong, people tend to die.
@andrewlhoover
@andrewlhoover Жыл бұрын
Two of my favorite creators together talking shop! Loved it!
@lupindeweir
@lupindeweir Жыл бұрын
Cool! Two of my favorite guys at the same time. Made my Morning.
@fmapls
@fmapls Жыл бұрын
I’m a fan of both of your channels. Thanks for persevering. 👍🏻
@timojissink4715
@timojissink4715 Жыл бұрын
It made me sad when you said the reason companies "go green" is that it's simply cheaper, and that coal is dieing off because it gets expensive. I obviously like the trend it's going, but I want to see a world where economic insentive is not nr. 1 on the list at any time 😕
@bmobert
@bmobert Жыл бұрын
At some point in the interview, Matt said engineer and I heard "enginerd"..... I just LOLed! I *wish* I represented that ...
@jimdavidsmith4374
@jimdavidsmith4374 Жыл бұрын
I enjoy this format, and really enjoyed the conversation with Dr. Becky.
@PizikSpaeth
@PizikSpaeth Жыл бұрын
Great conversation.
@cwtrain
@cwtrain Жыл бұрын
This was refreshing and extremely interesting getting an idea of "What it's like to do this job." I mean, sure I had my guesses. But the tidbits about people saying "You forgot" something in the comments was very real. "Huh. That's a good point. And they have to deal with that shit. Yikes." Good stuff. Definitely do another one of these together.
@iansevs549
@iansevs549 Жыл бұрын
awesome video, lets see some more like this also more about your teslas!!
@boxingtherapy87
@boxingtherapy87 Жыл бұрын
A amazing cross I've thank you to you both
@pha1798
@pha1798 Жыл бұрын
Great conversation! You can feel, that you are comfortable with another. I think that contributed to this conversationen
@moony2703
@moony2703 Жыл бұрын
Speaking of trying to get in 'the zone' have you ever heard of the Freewrite? It's a distraction free writing tool. Writerlywitterings has some great videos about it, in fact he has an entire playlist explaining the different types and his experience as a writor. It's not designed for editing though but rather for banging out rough drafts and getting ideas on paper, so it's a very specific tool which may or may not be as valuable to you these days now if you are mostly doing the final pass rather than the initial draft.
@MrTPM123456789
@MrTPM123456789 Жыл бұрын
I will say your limnic eruption video was particularly good. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
@scottdebruyn7038
@scottdebruyn7038 Жыл бұрын
I really enjoyed this guys and subscribe to both your channels! As an electronics designer with my own home business, I completely relate to the frustrations of 'keeping up with' the tools, updates and automation's of your work and its flow. I am always running into 'it used to do this', but some yo-yo decides to add a whizzy that breaks what works or makes me spend hours learning a new tool or new work-around or contacting the writers of some software to get them to fix what they broke. As an electronics designer/inventor, I do find myself thinking of a way to do something (like control lights and heat), realize the cost of bringing a single prototype to life, look for commercial solution only to be disappointed that those solutions either include a bunch of 'stuff' I don't need or only sort of do what I want to do while doing a mess of crap I'll never use. Oh! And yes, I've run into that 'lack of appliance repairman' thing with refrigerators, TV's and even my electric range (stove). Where the hell is the 'Maytag repairman when you need him? I thought he was freakin' lonely! Me too! 🤔😒😏
@garynapolitano1270
@garynapolitano1270 Жыл бұрын
Guys! You are both really great at what you do! I think your fear is that KZfaq may fiddle with your reimbursement, and you might have to go back to your old jobs. Fret not; I think your followers are strong!
@nuwave4328
@nuwave4328 Жыл бұрын
Run the numbers on battery storage vs nuclear. It's much more expensive. Also, nuclear EROEI is months not years, and a large part of the cost is regulatory delay.
@ChrissiX
@ChrissiX Жыл бұрын
Around 45 min mark --- +1 on "that's why I have Apple stuff" ... I always encourage Apple to friends/family that I never want to help troubleshoot something ;) I purposely couldn't even navigate an Apple UI to open a browser ;)
@ortizmaymi_la
@ortizmaymi_la Жыл бұрын
Joe, you should look at your home walls insulation and efficiency of the HVAC.
@tigershirew7409
@tigershirew7409 Жыл бұрын
No matter how fancy your windows are, they are always your greatest source of heat loss. No matter what you do. Thus, the bigger your windows are, the more heat you loose from them. Your walls should have good insulation and if you want to loose less heat after that point, have smaller windows. (this comment is coming from a person who's family is in the construction business - so I know where of I speak). This is why your electric base boards are usually positioned under windows - to create a heat curtain in the cold months to mitigate that heat loss.
@andrewmullen4003
@andrewmullen4003 Жыл бұрын
Hey you forgot........ nothing, great casual friendly chat, nice one guys.
@rybfish76
@rybfish76 Жыл бұрын
You guys have great chemisty together! I literally think your answer is in front of you both! Team up! Work with each other! Do a podcast together! I totally would subscribe.
@iammrbeat
@iammrbeat Жыл бұрын
How can I have a conversation with you???
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
Let's do it!
@chasindigo
@chasindigo Жыл бұрын
"Day kin" - it is an Australian company.
@sailingsomeday5975
@sailingsomeday5975 Жыл бұрын
I have been told that it is not good to mix old and new batteries in the same bank...so if true better to buy the rest of your batteries soonish....
@JanneWolterbeek
@JanneWolterbeek Жыл бұрын
Hey Matt, why not set up a side-channel like MKBHD’s Autofocus and do EV reviews and talks there, I still love EV content! 😊
@KrisV385
@KrisV385 Жыл бұрын
I "found" Matt because of Joe and my life is richer. Thanks Joe and Matt.
@garrycollins3415
@garrycollins3415 Жыл бұрын
As an old fart I'd say you need to adjust your horizontal hold to get rid of that 1 pixel wider line.
@lucidmoses
@lucidmoses Жыл бұрын
Maybe you could do a "Joe/Matt's Team extra" kind of thing with a different presenter that's not on your regular schedule to gauge what the reaction would be.
@brianbeswick
@brianbeswick Жыл бұрын
I went back in time just to be first to comment on this video!
@MarkBarrett
@MarkBarrett Жыл бұрын
Were you an editor on the video posting?
@brianbeswick
@brianbeswick Жыл бұрын
@@MarkBarrett Nope, just your average Patron.
@esaedvik
@esaedvik Жыл бұрын
The weird pushback on EV's might be due to the price increases in Europe cause of the war. Electric heating has been a sore subject in the Nordics even before this though, now it's just a massive OOF. Not sure if it's just Russian creating the discord, but seems to be working. The fact that a lot of public chargers are unreliable is a big thing too, I've noticed.
@Celeste-in-Oz
@Celeste-in-Oz Жыл бұрын
never given two hoots about Elon one way or the other tbh
@johnlynch5007
@johnlynch5007 Жыл бұрын
Dish Washer. I had a guy actually a woman come out and fix our Dishwasher last year 2021. But yea that is rare. Oh, and Tesla Mobile Service is another one.
@pha1798
@pha1798 Жыл бұрын
Hey Joe, for some reason the Link to Matts channel is wrong. Just that you know. I am subscribed to him as well. Just because of your shout-outs. By the way, I love when you give other channels - smaller ones - some visibility.
@pha1798
@pha1798 Жыл бұрын
oh, great, seems to be done
@did4h2k
@did4h2k Жыл бұрын
if you piss people off left and right you are on the right track ;) release the elon rant ;)
@brucepeters9575
@brucepeters9575 Жыл бұрын
Are you guys wearing the same glasses?
@Xelbiuj
@Xelbiuj Жыл бұрын
"How can you from your armchair quarterbacking debunk . . ." When it violates conservation of energy or flies in the face of common sense; that hydrogen tape storage nonsense.
@verafleck
@verafleck Жыл бұрын
Most comments are written to be read by other commenters. The sheer amount of comments makes it unlikely that there is any expectation that you actually read them. Should be different here :) Hi, Joe!
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
Good trick. It worked. 😄
@overthehilldill3626
@overthehilldill3626 Жыл бұрын
If you're honest you don't get very far but if you lie like all billionaires and politicians you will go very far.
@glenjennett
@glenjennett 23 күн бұрын
I enjoy your content most of the time, but I was a little annoyed about the beginning of this video. I've been seeing this trend lately about KZfaqrs who have been on the platform for years talking about getting burnt out or just having worse days than others and yeah, that happens and it's fine, it happens to everyone, but it just annoys me when people complain about being successful like you were. I mean, I get it. Doing any one thing for so long, even if it's something you love doing, can become too routine and stressful that it can wear you down, but that is the pressure you put on yourself. You set your own pace, you decide how stressful you want to be. You are working for yourself, you are your own boss. No one is making you do as much as you do, you have no deadlines except the ones you set for yourself. If you are becoming miserable, you are the only one responsible for that and you have to decide how to deal with it. You are under no obligation to keep a certain schedule to keep up with any demands. This is your world, you are the one in control. It cannot control you unless you allow it to. Not everyone has the luxury of becoming successful as you have, and let's face it, you are successful and a bit famous on the internet or at least on KZfaq. With that fame and success comes stress, but it's stress that you place onto yourself. If this KZfaq career that you have is becoming too much for you, take a break or vacation or maybe even think about changing it up a bit or doing something completely different with your life. No one will blame you. You are in control of your own life and you actually have the finances I'm sure to make those decisions easier. Will you be able to sustain your lifestyle if you take time to breathe and decide whether or not to continue on the path you have set for yourself? You already know the answer to this. As I said, I get it. You're feeling the stress that any career can bring, it happens to most people, but I just don't see the point of complaining about how successful you've become and enjoying the benefits of that success while moaning about it on camera. It somehow feels condescending. Anyway, I hope you will take this as an honest opinion and not as an attack. I only wanted to share my observation of something that I feel is a self-inflicting issue. Whether you will even read this is probably questionable since you have implied in multiple videos the dreads of going through comments anymore and I understand that about becoming too big to worry about what the little people have to say anymore because you would never get anything else done if you responded to every comment. So, take this post however you see fit. I will continue to watch your videos, but I don't think I will watch the rest of this one. Keep doing what you do, or don't or whatever, up to you. Be well and I hope you have a delightful day.
@petebyrdie4799
@petebyrdie4799 Жыл бұрын
You guys shouldn't worry so much about mild clickbait. There's plenty of blatant clickbait on the Internet behind which is just vapid nonsense. You create good content, but you're competing with a lot of other content.
@esaedvik
@esaedvik Жыл бұрын
I dropped following Elon during his crypto nonsense and him dismissing the pandemic, union-busting and pushing his employees back to work in like April 2020 or something. Just an awful human being. I'm amazed Tesla stockholders haven't sued him into oblivion yet or that SpaceX hasn't cut ties somehow. It's starting to be the final moments for that.
@EarthCreature.
@EarthCreature. Жыл бұрын
Well said. Thanks for speaking up too
@jelybrd
@jelybrd Жыл бұрын
Didn't we find out that the lockdowns were more harmful than good? So in retrospect he was correct to get people back to work?
@Splucked
@Splucked Жыл бұрын
Great conversation. The link in the description for Matt's channel is broken. youtube.com/@UndecidedMF/videos
@conversationswithjoe
@conversationswithjoe Жыл бұрын
Good looking out. I just fixed it. Thanks!
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