What YouTube Channels Are Everyone Watching These Days?

[Zsarvashere]

So I have recently stumbled on Pakistani mechanics fixing truck broken down on the side of the road. It is trainwreck awesomeness. They will tear these axles and hubs down from a 10 ton trucks right on the side of the road with cars truck and motorcycles going by 6 inches behind them. The will use an old adjustable wrench two sockets and a homemade breaker bar(no ratchets let alone an impact) and an old flat head screwdriver. Then take the snapped axle to a ghetto welding/foundry/"machine" shop and repair the axle. Slap some extra metal strapping on and use a $20 Chinese welder to weld it up. All while grinding with no shield or glasses wearing sandles. And the funny thing is they get it done. Makes you feel pretty small when you put off a ten times less complicated repair/job because you don't have the right tools. Osha, and the NTSA would have an absolute fit. It is fascinating in so many ways. And wait till you see how they check runout. Many different channels. I think one was Pakistani Truck or some such. How they are all not dead or maimed is amazing.

[Justsomedude]

Its amazing what the Pakistani guys can do, while wearing their safety sandals. I just dont know why EVERYTHING must touch the dirt.

[shotgunshooter3]

So I have recently stumbled on Pakistani mechanics fixing truck broken down on the side of the road. It is trainwreck awesomeness. They will tear these axles and hubs down from a 10 ton trucks right on the side of the road with cars truck and motorcycles going by 6 inches behind them. The will use an old adjustable wrench two sockets and a homemade breaker bar(no ratchets let alone an impact) and an old flat head screwdriver. Then take the snapped axle to a ghetto welding/foundry/"machine" shop and repair the axle. Slap some extra metal strapping on and use a $20 Chinese welder to weld it up. All while grinding with no shield or glasses wearing sandles. And the funny thing is they get it done. Makes you feel pretty small when you put off a ten times less complicated repair/job because you don't have the right tools. Osha, and the NTSA would have an absolute fit. It is fascinating in so many ways. And wait till you see how they check runout. Many different channels. I think one was Pakistani Truck or some such. How they are all not dead or maimed is amazing.

On a similar vein, I don't think there's a dedicated YouTube channel, but you can find videos of the Pakistani shipyard that scraps a lot of vessels. Wild the conditions they work in.

https://www.youtube.com/@gadanishipbreaking

[CPJ 2.0]

Hope yall don’t like Indian food.


If so, NEVER watch an episode of doodoo kitchen.

https://youtube.com/shorts/zjsn9TtNP4U? ... iPFAnIWYmo

[Freezer]

I'd have to try it, a day on the pot... might be worth the chance....could be good. I've had Indian food before and loved it!

I made sausage the Hungarians in the past, I knew what was in it and helped make it. I ate it anyway....it was great.

[Zsarvashere]

So I have recently stumbled on Pakistani mechanics fixing truck broken down on the side of the road. It is trainwreck awesomeness. They will tear these axles and hubs down from a 10 ton trucks right on the side of the road with cars truck and motorcycles going by 6 inches behind them. The will use an old adjustable wrench two sockets and a homemade breaker bar(no ratchets let alone an impact) and an old flat head screwdriver. Then take the snapped axle to a ghetto welding/foundry/"machine" shop and repair the axle. Slap some extra metal strapping on and use a $20 Chinese welder to weld it up. All while grinding with no shield or glasses wearing sandles. And the funny thing is they get it done. Makes you feel pretty small when you put off a ten times less complicated repair/job because you don't have the right tools. Osha, and the NTSA would have an absolute fit. It is fascinating in so many ways. And wait till you see how they check runout. Many different channels. I think one was Pakistani Truck or some such. How they are all not dead or maimed is amazing.

On a similar vein, I don't think there's a dedicated YouTube channel, but you can find videos of the Pakistani shipyard that scraps a lot of vessels. Wild the conditions they work in.

https://www.youtube.com/@gadanishipbreaking

The sandles are the best. Working with welder berries and falling chunks of steel. Not to mention the flowing robes while working with the lathe or drill press.

[Zsarvashere]

Hope yall don’t like Indian food.


If so, NEVER watch an episode of doodoo kitchen.

https://youtube.com/shorts/zjsn9TtNP4U? ... iPFAnIWYmo

I make butter chicken all the time. It is a family favorite. I ain't watchin.

[CPJ 2.0]

Hope yall don’t like Indian food.


If so, NEVER watch an episode of doodoo kitchen.

https://youtube.com/shorts/zjsn9TtNP4U? ... iPFAnIWYmo

I make butter chicken all the time. It is a family favorite. I ain't watchin.

Let me clarify. If YOU are making it, that’s one thing. I should have said “if you enjoy going to Indian restaurants. “

Yes, this ain’t India. Yes, there are supposedly health codes here. Yes, I’m stereotyping and painting a culture with a broad brush. But you ain’t seeing a white guy running an authentic ethnic restaurant. Old habits die hard, etc etc.

Go watch it.

[CPJ 2.0]

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[CPJ 2.0]

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[CPJ 2.0]

I wish I could find the ones with the rats running around where they are cooking.

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[shotgunshooter3]

When I was in a place in the sand box where the options were buy the food from locals or live on MREs for months on end, the SOP for the local cuisine was to immediately take it back to the platoon area and microwave it again before touching it. Outside of our medics' supplies, I assure you there was not a latex glove or antibacterial soap within 50 miles.