Ok let's walk through that idea If the watch is clear And the liquid is dyed Then the watch is no longer clear It's full of dyed liquid Thanks for coming to my TedTalk
@@turk58guy yeah these days I just look at my phone over my watch as it tends to be more accessible than my watch thats often under my sleeves and my phone just generally is in my hand or around it
I honestly love this guy. Doesn’t matter what random shit it is I enjoy his content. If you did a long form watch video I’d watch it and I’m not even a watch person.
You know at first I thought the watch thing was a joke but now I'm thinking that he really really likes his unique watches and honestly that's pretty cool.
Waffle House has found its new host: a three-foot-tall, talking waffle named Waffley. Waffley was recruited from a nearby syrup factory, where he had been working as a cook. He was an instant hit with customers, greeting them with a smile and a cheerful, "Welcome to Waffle House!" He was so good at his job that the manager decided to give him a promotion and make him the official host. Waffley was thrilled with his new position. He loved chatting with customers and making them feel welcome. He was even more excited when the manager told him he would get a uniform. The morning of his first day on the job, Waffley arrived at the restaurant wearing his new uniform: a white shirt, black pants, and a waffle-shaped hat. Everyone was amazed at how cute he looked. Customers lined up outside the restaurant just to get a glimpse of the lovable host. Even the other staff members couldn't help but smile when they saw Waffley at the door, greeting them with a hearty, "Good morning!" Waffley quickly became a celebrity in the neighborhood. Kids would come to the restaurant just to get a hug from Waffley. He was even featured in the local newspaper. Waffley's fame spread across the country, and people from all over started visiting Waffle House just to meet the talking waffle. He had become a symbol of hospitality and warmth, and Waffle House was proud to have him as their host. But one day, Waffley mysteriously disappeared. No one knew where he went or why. Was it because he was homesick for the syrup factory? Or was there something more sinister at work?
That last watch is the middle ground for analog to digital. Since it tells you the instant time, like a digital. But can't quite tell how much you have last, as an analog does.
