Our Employees NEED Massages! (perks of the job) S15E37 

What video was the shoutout in?

@@samashfield2866 The most resent staff house improval video.

the video is called "This Upgrade Took TWO YEARS - AMD $5000 Ultimate Tech Upgrade" the shoutout is about 25 min in@@samashfield2866

Was it another biased and factually incorrect or factually misrepresented review video? lol

one of his engineers backwards engineered their rail system for his own personal gaming table. they asked wyrmwood if they were cool with it ad they said that since he was already building it two years prior to their patent being filled and he wasn't going to share/sell what he did they were cool with it. they even sent some accessories for the table. @@n8sters985

Same

Yeah I couldn't even finish the last one

I don't think that's an unpopular opinion. If they want to reduce content, but maintain their audience, they will need to increase quality.

Not unpopular opinion. The shorts are more interesting right now than the long form content. Last 2 episodes have been stopped less than halfway through. I'll watch something else instead of listen to Doug's opinions on strangers giving my children candy. Creepy Douglass, KREEPY.

It would be great to see more episodes that aren’t single conversations. Things like the progress updates for renovations, keeping up with the other shop, updates on fulfilment progress of previous kickstarter campaigns. I agree with the problem solving with Ian, they were great. I would like to see more Jason and learn about the design process more.

Matt -> Briana -> Big Tony (shhh, secrets) -> Doug

she is mine

Doug is such a fuckin tool.

Here's an unpopular opinion that most laws agree with: If a dog is that skittish, it's not suitable to bring into public or needs to be muzzled to make it safe. If you have a dog that isn't calm and controllable, you are creating a public hazard just like driving a motorcycle without knowing how or shooting a laser pointer across the street at eye level.

@@Dracusmage I'm curious about your logic. If a dog is skittish and reactive, then how is the person supposed to work with the dog to NOT be so skittish and reactive if they can't go out in public?

Possibly unpopular opinion, suing over a dog bite is a dick move. I don't like dogs as a general rule, but I hate how willing the current system is to kill an animal over the smallest infraction or just because they are inconvenient to humans, and I have no trust in animal control, the SPCA, etc.

@@ashlucard713 Here's the thing. That's not the public's problem, it's yours for having a dangerous animal that you falsely represented as safe. That's a similar question to "How can I keep my car from accidentally rolling down the hill into traffic? You can't just expect me to park on flat surfaces." You use safety equipment. Or you get one that doesn't roll down the hill when it's parked. Or yes, you only leave it on flat surfaces. And just like with dogs, if you can't make the car safe, you aren't allowed to take it on the streets. You have three acceptable-to-society options. You get a dog breed that isn't a skittish mess, and let the bad ones fade into history. You muzzle it, just like you put the parking brake on a car. Or you don't take it in public. Any other option is you being irresponsible and maliciously putting society at risk. If you had pepper spray that just went off if someone got near we wouldn't be asking people to keep away from your malfunctioning device. That goes for all things you are expected to control. Guns, cars, children, dogs, all the same. If any of those are destructive in your control, you failed and are liable for the damages.

He’s gonna think you need to be removed from society if you need a service animal.

almost all companies i have worked for have had that work benefit. great for both physical and mental health. one place had a massage chair, it was kind of nice to go off for 10 min to sit in it. the other way is that wyrmwood could strike a deal with a local massage parlor so their workers get a hefty discount.

Honestly, this sounds like the kind of stupidity that everyone in the vicinity has to deal with the consequences of... And I kind of have to wonder why headlights don't automatically come on if ambient light is below some threshold... then again, there are vehicles with disturbing brake light behavior and most US cars suffer from a lack of distinct brake lights and turn signals, and those are just flaws I remember another YuTuber I have bookmarked ranting about in regards to bad vehicle design.

I can do a cartwheel if you want?

:(@@WyrmLyfe

That was the joke