Even worse that they are all directors usually too.

This is 48 hour film project in a nutshell. A gaggle of people (cast, crew and all) are gently arguing about how to do this and that, and I'm in the background, jumping up and down and waving my arms yelling "Guys! We. Don't. Have. Time for this shit!" Yes, maybe some of these ideas are better, but if we don't meet the deadline, they mean nothing. One of the most important things to have is a director who will put their foot down (gently, and with tact) and say "that's great, but let's do it my way." It's a really hard thing to get right if you are working with your friends, or everyone is working for free.

Try being in film class and making a video with 5 other aspiring directors. thats like 5 people standing behind the camera, calling stuff and making other peoples decisions all the fucking time

I just had that problem today

Dumb Idea Productions My bud and I often have creative debates, they don’t get as tense as this though. That being said, I think it’s perfectly healthy and can even help expand your creative mind.

Cat In The Box Studios Yeah I felt his pain, as I am also using a similar device

@@mikishikishow8393 I use a Neon Nitro because luckily I'm under the weigh limit. The battery last for a really long time but its got it's quirks and terrain limitations. But a friend of mine has a One wheel so I get spoiled every now and then riding his.

That one hit hard

Go Cliff!

Indeed, that was some precious happiness

Cliffs the man always

pessimistic face hahaha

I appreciate that, thanks!

@@JarrettOriginal hey jarrett!

I was also going to comment on this as well! There’s a bunch of articles out now on it.

You are right in many ways, but say, if they tried to get warranty repair on the clips, it may not be covered. Those 2 screws are explicitly not covered now, and any damage resulting directly from mistakes with work while those screws are out (eg. not stress on parts afterwards) is also not covered. I am not a lawyer or a professional, just looking at previous cases to guess at what the precedent is. Important note: you will need to sue to get warranty coverage as the makers will likely claim the warranty is invalid.

I’ve heard about this. There is some frustration in the onewheel community about the legality of the warranty stickers. I would love if you email me the paper you’re writing when you’re finished. I wanted to talk about it in this video actually but I didn’t know nearly enough to talk confidently about it. My email is wrenweichman at gmail. I hope to hear from you!

Warranty stickers aren't legal, they just work on the principle that everyone's too lazy to sue.

Isn't there a recent FTC ruling that outlawed warranty-void stickers?

Hallo daar mijn kaas etende broeder

The issue, is that his employees are also directors AND they are his friends outside of work. So that level of professionalism get lost a bit, when they frustrated. It happen in my company also with my employees who we started a business together

"If you guys tase me against my will, I WILL throw kicks" "This is an actual problem."

"Garbage Kicks"

While directing with nicko and the others Clint actually threw a kick.

he did kick once at the end of the video kek

All the other *clints* with the pumped up kicks

same

Ah! The Farce is strong with you, young Paddywagon. Do not seek first the notification. Be - the notification.

precisely

“Paddywong” -imTheDaveman

Legendary Left Nut Oh shit is that the real legendary Left Nut?

Is it well engineered if you can't access the battery though?

Jay Maverick what?

@@JayMaverick wooosh

@DR 11 i see what you mean but they are merely pointing out a flaw in the product

@DR 11 nah. If a product has an obvious flaw you don't need to be an engineer to point it out.

He really needs to take more control. Hard when you work with your friends

Budget Adam Savage

discount mythbuster He's dope tho

Discount Adam Savage *ding

I think he's a better Adam savage, much better mustache.

I don't have the big stache anymore, but I do appreciate you.

Yea Wren's a goodin. I'll be super sad if any of the current team leave tho, they're all awesome.

So far so good, still sad to see Carmichael go

Clint leave. Corridor still doing good.

But too many chefs make a bad soup. It's always good to have one clear in charge, who always got the last call.

Multiple "leaders" is bad. You need a clear direction. Multiple people in the writer's room and having input when appropriate is great but if Niko is the assigned director, you fall in line. There is a difference between agreeing with everything a "leader" says and accepting your role as a follower.

Dean Searle I wouldn’t say multiple leaders is bad, it’s about not having enough followers

@@vikinger3843 that's a great distinction, I agree. If multiple leaders or more aptly directors was agreed upon to begin with then it works. But having to constantly stop to hear everyone's take is frustrating and exhausting when its your vision. Asking for help or input on that vision is great but should only come once the director asks for it.

Dean Searle I can agree with that, things like this should be decided before hand easily

You mean that common sound pack that Shane purchased, that multiple thousands of productions used well before he ever did? yeah, cool man...

I just got the chills...

@@SpeckyNation Well you're mad. Lmfao

@@okcovaH Pointing out someone's ignorance in crediting paid packaged audio to a more popular KZfaqr, and then sarcastically calling them cool for doing it is anger to you? Wacky assumption kiddo.

The book does sound good I might get it. I’m starting a new job that requires 90 minutes travel so might finally get audible.

@@SushiPizza42 the storyline sounds alot like the army of the twelve monkeys storyline just a lil altered

It is technically a bomb, or more a chemical bomb. It can still injure people. In some states doing that is a felony.

@@PandaNDuskie we honestly didn't know it was going to be that powerful

Yeah it’s kinda illegal to make bombs

I was wondering the same... Hmmmm....

Hot glue job couldn't withstand the rigors of the studio. I've since fixed it.

Thank you for your service. Without the logo, the crew's foundation was at risk

JarrettOriginal wait a moment you’re the guy

Bandana guy

I recognized that from the OST like INSTANTLY lol

By law, it won't hold up. But only if you sue the company that refuses service. So if you remove the sticker and the company refuses to honor the warranty, you have to take it to the court which takes a lot of time and money. Most people won't go that far so companies still put the stickers in.

Corby Dinsburger what part didn’t you understand?

Most companies will comply with the law once you -remind them of- notify them you know the law

Ditto. It is really good.

But then how do you re-assemble it ?

There are tools to create new threads for new screws.

@@Kynthiann seems like a lot of work ... Plus we don't know what holds the treads under the cover, maybe there isn't enough space for a bigger screw ?

If it is stripped it is no longer a load bearing bolt, drill it out.

Don't worry, I fixed it.

Jarrett is the nicest dude ... and also biggest real life Sheldon, for the flag facts

not sure how I feel about that...

It doesn't matter if it's not legal, because it's probably against their own internal rules anyway. The only way to actually get the warranty unvoid is to sue the company, and no one wants that.

In my country replacing the parts of an iphone will only void the warranty for issues relating to the part that was replaced as it isnt made or serviced by Apple. Which i feel is more than fair, would you agree?

If you think iPhones are bad, just look at Macbook repair...

"bad Apple" . *song plays*

I refuse to buy any Apple products I think they're overpriced restricted garbage. I love my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 it's way better than any iPhone

Velvet Grimm IKR!! Clint is my favourite!

It actually states that you can't make them out of a flag, clothes with a flag design are fine

Yaaaas Mr Pikachu

I can flag a flag with the best of the flag flaggers flagging their flags.

SELECT * FROM NPC DROP TABLE

Orange man not so bad

@@lich.possum indeed

Rabbit! Listen to *C A B B I T* ! Orange man ~ *s p 0 0 k y* ~.

while(true){console.log("aaa")}

Pretty much.

I'm a Budget Adam Savage, to be sure.

you're still awesome tho

It's ok Jarrett, we still love you ;)

In due time

thanks?

JarrettOriginal no thank you good sir.

It’s something they enjoy doing, it’s like people who really enjoy skateboarding or biking, it’s a mode of transportation that they find really fun to do.

What are they missing?

Besides maybe more intense (likely more intrusive) background checks on passengers

​@@KyanNezhad Not that I have a particularly strong opinion on the matter, but a more specialized training of personnel with strong emphasis on psychological / body language screening and overall common sense, would go a long way. Broadly speaking one of the main differences between public and private is the level of specialization. You wouldn't need to make every single agent a professional profiler, but a few specialists supervising key screening stages from profiling crowds to flagging/screening specific individuals (as opposed to random checks) all done low key...it's how special operators and the likes of the Secret Service screen for threats in this modern age. The TSA unfortunately has some of the same issues as many police forces: Everyone is more or less trained the same way which is very much outdated in several key aspects. Namely, in behavioural psychology screening tactics. In no way meant to bash either, emphasis on specialty training would be better suited to the nature or modern threats. Makes identifying (and anticipating) patterns much harder than systematic ones. The best security is the one you don't even know exists. It's a complex matter I honestly can't do justice to by simply throwing platitudes on KZfaq.