Disability equipment can be so expensive and so many people with disabilities are living on a very limited budget so it's brilliant to see people coming up with solutions to help like this. I'm very used to bodging my own ways around things but new technology like 3d printers open up a whole new world of ways to do that and seeing people who have this technology being willing to help those who don't is awesome. I love seeing the good and selfless side of our society still thriving

@Iisakkiik

Ай бұрын

This so much. Now it doesn't even need to be botched anymore. We can literally make finished product quality parts in our bedrooms (if you get over the fact that layer lines are a feature not a bug).

@James02876

Ай бұрын

Not only that, but we can share and build on models among a community, making everyone benefit from one person's contribution. It's amazing how humans can help one another.

When I saw 'accessibility barriers' in the title I thought someone had 3D manufactured a new jimmy for locks and doors. I am pleasantly surprised that the true story is something else! This is actually pretty neat.

@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287

Ай бұрын

I was assuming it was for removing a car boot or something else like that.

@xathridtech727

Ай бұрын

I'm 99% sure that exist but shhh new York already tried banning 3d printers because they could theoretically make guns.

@conorstewart2214

Ай бұрын

@@xathridtech727 yet they don’t want to ban milling machines or lathes which are used to make guns.

@xathridtech727

Ай бұрын

@@conorstewart2214 look I didn't say they were smart. It fully comes from ignorance.

@B1INK

Ай бұрын

Same thing

SO Awesome! Thank you all . I was dead in 2008 and came back after paddles restart and a coma. 12 years of relearning to eat, read, talk, walk, etc made me very appreciative of any help possible. You guys are terrific. I am crying. God bless you immensely. The tremors I have in my hand mean I get to use 2 hands on a spoon to get the food to the face without spilling; better than dead!

@gooberuploadsinc

Ай бұрын

nah bro but lil bro got that reboot card and fixed blud up thats insane bro ok but its actually amazing you could come back to life, how technology is so advanced these days

@prestok

24 күн бұрын

Do you know that some therapists use a technology similar to camera stabilizers on silverware to reduce the effect of tremors? There are even some commercial products readily available, without the need to improvise anything. I hope this helps

This is what’s great about 3D printing, it opened the world of possibilities for everyone

@JesusChrist-rn6hl

Ай бұрын

A selective few. Not everyone.

@ultramegax

Ай бұрын

​@@JesusChrist-rn6hlUhhh.... Quality 3D printers are more affordable than ever. Lots of people with disabilities use them. The only limitation is your willingness to learn.

"...allow her to express herself more independently...". Pretty much says it all right there. Clever folks + modern technology. Endless possibilities. Endless hope.

Some good news for a change… AWESOME!

@Google_Does_Evil_Now

Ай бұрын

0:01 we don't get to see her actually using the seat belt thing. The seat belt was as already undone. Huh?? The seatbelt is actually already loose in her lap and being held by her left hand by her tummy area. Nowhere near the seat belt lock. So the device doesn't work? Broken? Straight off the bat the video seems shady. Why lie at the start?

@dunhillsupramk3

Ай бұрын

@@Google_Does_Evil_Now its Canada... the police is probably telling drivers to not wear seats belts anymore to make carjackers jobs easier, few mts ago they was telling their own citizens to leave the car keys at the front door for anyone who might want to steal your car, they also said that they will not be responding to any calls that involve carjackings between the hours of 10PM and 6AM.. not making this stuff up... it was on the news

There are some extremely cool and useful projects on their site. I don't just want to print junk. This is not junk.

@nerobaal6655

Ай бұрын

If I can’t sell it for profit than it’s junk.

@jackkraken3888

Ай бұрын

You could find ways to make money via 3D printing. But it may need you to make your own models

@JohnBailey39

Ай бұрын

@@nerobaal6655 So how much did your comment earn you? Sounds about right.

@logitech4873

Ай бұрын

​@@nerobaal6655 Awful mindset.

@JesusChrist-rn6hl

Ай бұрын

@@JohnBailey39 It earned 1 million U.S dollars.

Thanks for highlighting our Makers Making Change program! Our Winnipeg chapter leaders Marc and Chris are doing some amazing work for Manitobans.

Imagine having your movements severely impaired but not losing any cognitive function. What a warrior! That would break so many people.

@terencejay8845

Ай бұрын

My greatest fear is being 'locked in'. An ex of mine, a podiatrist, would make monthly visits to a care home for severely disabled. She felt certain that one woman in particular was trying to communicate with her, but couldn't. A bright mind imprisoned in her body. Frightening stuff.

This is a great program. I have been 3d printing for them for a couple months now.

@kikijewell2967

Ай бұрын

Oh wow, would love to hear more about your experience, and your advice - and how to get involved?

@jonogunn

Ай бұрын

@@kikijewell2967ditto!

@neilsquiresociety

Ай бұрын

Thanks for volunteering with us!

@upperairs

Ай бұрын

@@neilsquiresociety thanks for providing this resource.

This is excellent😊 Thank you for a great example of people caring for others❤

That's so cool. We live in amazing times with amazing people.

I'm not disabled nor do I really know anybody who is disabled but developing and improving accessibility features has always been really important to me as an IT professional and hobby tinkerer for some reason. I implore anybody with a tech or engineering mindset to develop whatever free and open source accessibility tools you can. A lot of these people can't be cured by doctors, only treated but we have the ability to make a very real impact in their lives for the better.

if they can’t release it, how can they buckle it? sincere question

@Neojhun

Ай бұрын

Much easier to grab the seat belt buckle then to slide you hand between the seats to press the release.

@dawsie

Ай бұрын

Was about to say the same thing. I can do the belt up but getting my fingers into the button to release the belt takes time and by the time I have managed I’m tired.

Love this. SO nice to see so many different people lately really tryin to help others. Brings me joy to counter all the bad stuff. Keep going.

Using technology to help people is wonderful❤.

Blessings to those who care for, and about others.

That’s really cool.

this restores some of my faith in humanity

I wonder if there is a tool to help put a seatbelt into the buckle when I am seating in the back seat. I keep missing the buckle and not able to get the seatbelt to click or I get the wrong buckle and cannot fasten my seatbelt. The O/A makes it very difficult to hold the metal piece.

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

There can be. Tools aren’t hard to design, but they won’t be able to make you connect the right buckles together. That’s on you.

@wendybutler1681

Ай бұрын

3 old ladies in a tiny backseat. We had an AWFUL time trying to get buckled! We had to buckle each other in! We got to know each other quite well in that tiny back seat. 😳

@donnaleeah5075

Ай бұрын

Buy a cheap pool noodle. Dollar store. 8f it's 3asier ask some to cut it for you so it goes around the seat belt holder. In a way it no longer flopsloke a dead fish. I drove seniors. I also got a seat belt extender which stayed plugged it extending the clip 5 inches. They no longer struggled. They loved it.

@YourBuddyDinec

Ай бұрын

If it doesnt exist yet I'm sure it can be made fairly easily. 3D Printing is one of those things of "If you can imagine it, you can make it"

I love using 3d printing to help people!

I was introduced to 3D printing as we know it now, in 2014 at a community centre. This category of design, to customize peripherals to individuals is the first thing that came to mind as I heard how they print one offs. At the time I was imagining a replacement outer shell for a computer mouse so it conforms to an individual person's available hand/finger positioning and mobility.

Truly fantastic! I've designed a few things for people, esp customizing wheelchairs. Great to have a forum to share and lift each other up

got a nail clipper device for my son - fantastic organization!

@neilsquiresociety

Ай бұрын

Glad your son like the nail clipper holder! Certainly one of our most popular devices😊

It's a good deed. Indeed.❤

if you want to 3d print something but don't know how or don't have a 3d printer, check to see if there's a makerspace or hackerspace near you. They usually have experienced volunteers happy to teach you about 3d printing and to help you get your device printed. If you specifically want a disability aid, it's entirely possible that they'll have it printed for you at no cost to yourself. Disability aids _should_ be free for all who need them, but when that's not an option make sure to look to your local community. And remember: "disabled" isn't an insult, it's a descriptor of your needs to operate in society. When you advocate for your own disability accommodations, you not only improve your own quality of life but you make it easier for every other disabled person who needs accommodations to get them.

good idea, glad to see it

Is that a Pop O Matic to roll the dice? Genius!

@marchache

Ай бұрын

Yes, it has 3 modes of activation - a side switch, an assistive switch or by pushing down on the cup. The cup is removable so any number and type of dice can be added

This guy cried. Thank you.

what are the switches used for ?

@marchache

Ай бұрын

They have a wide variety of uses. Everything from replacing mouse or gaming buttons, adapting toys, as inputs for communications devices or software etc

"I don't wanna mess up my nails" 😂

Accessibility barrier, like: stairs, a river or a fallen tree?

Awesome!

There are some mean people on this thread. Why can’t you just be happy that this group is making life better for some people?

Thanks

Barrier free living. Yes!

yep. super handy! 😊

Elevator and equipment keys too lol.

Wish I could see them..... in action.

THIS is what technology IS for!

Finally my friends that own 3D printers can print something other than garbage nobody wants!!

@djdynieldaniel1395

Ай бұрын

😅😂🤣👍

@ultramegax

Ай бұрын

This comment really shows your level of knowledge regarding 3D printing. Every day my printers are going, making useful prints. I'm sorry you're missing out.

Hopefully you can engage some university engineering departments to help with design projects.

@neilsquiresociety

Ай бұрын

We do! We're lucky to work have worked with thousands of university students to build devices for the community!

None of these devices are ever actually demonstrated ( !!! )

What is this video about?

@sanseijedi

Ай бұрын

Really? Achieving empathy.

@Dillybar777

Ай бұрын

​@@sanseijediempathy is just a buzzword

@sanseijedi

Ай бұрын

@@Dillybar777 Unless you act on it.

@Dillybar777

Ай бұрын

@@sanseijedi whatever you say. I'm sure you're so virtuous in all that you do.

@sanseijedi

Ай бұрын

@@Dillybar777 I try. Don't always succeed. Yourself? Sure.

Based. If the government won’t do it we will.

Wow, it is nice to know that there are people like yourselves thinking so much of others. Thanks!!!

I thought this was going to be about those 3D printed buckles you stick in the latch so you can drive without a seatbelt on.

And the "ghost gun" croud is trying to get these outlawed. Thanks guys 😂

♥

Good people

3D printed pistol braces for the win.

You thought it too

More angels popping up.

Pretty cool but I don’t wear seatbelts anyway

Gouty arthritis pain when you reach? More like it’s always painful and is just worse when you reach.

@marchache

Ай бұрын

It is always painful more so when touched

Wonderful!

I think this is more about that it can be made to specific needs of the individual. And for people that dont have a hobby maker near. But i look at the site and they know what they are doing. Its just the video is so lame. In most Europe countries they have "free" healthcare so you dont have to buy them most of the time or are covered from 40-80% of the cost. So on one side its nice that they provide such a service but kind of sad they need to provide it.

That is so cool😸🙀🙀❤

Why is that lady wearing pajamas, first thing I see in the video open dresses with a lady wearing pajamas with a red stick in her hand

I just wish I could be treated for stiff persons sydrome.Kansas protective services mess me up were ever they can.act like their helping but they do the oppsite.They are mean.

So what is the real cost, they say low, but never prove how low......

@DBSUK

Ай бұрын

not a lot...something like the seatbelt thing wouldn't weigh more than 100g and 1kg of printing plastic can be between £10-£20 so at 10 parts per spool they would cost between £1-£2 each.

@JaneMurray-di3gq

Ай бұрын

Depends on what they are making and how much plastic and time needed to make the item.

@lewisjohnson4207

Ай бұрын

It depends but most of the time with stuff like this the makers will donate the cost so probably free

@nerobaal6655

Ай бұрын

The low low cost of the human soul.

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

It’s easy… First, download the stl file or design it yourself. Next, open it in the slicing software. Enter the cost of your the filament and click slice… the software tells you how much material you will use and how much that material costs. The example she used in the video likely cost less than $1. 3d printing is a hobby for a lot of people. It isn’t rocket science…

Awesome use of technology , until we figure out a cure for these things!

They should be using them for tyrant barriers if you catch my drift

@nerobaal6655

Ай бұрын

We’re all little tyrants aren’t we?

OUTSTANDING ! ! !

This is the ingenuity of the human mind that no “AI” can be programmed to replace.

If you have arthritis so bad you can’t even take off the seatbelt. Maybe you should not be driving.

Or maybe they shouldn't be driving idk just a thought

@vincentgrosshans1218

Ай бұрын

There are people that are perfectly capable of driving, they just need adaptations to be able to use a vehicle. That’s all. For example, wheelchair users can use hand controls to operate the pedals. It’s not that they shouldn’t be driving because they don’t have normal movement of their legs, it’s just that they require an adaptation in order to use a device that was designed for people who do have normal movement of their legs.

@giedrius2149

Ай бұрын

@@vincentgrosshans1218 nah

@vincentgrosshans1218

Ай бұрын

@@giedrius2149 Yah

Need the McKenzie brothers to voice the switches.

Great work now share. For free. Like Ben Franklin stove. If you can afford to.

@theand8294

Ай бұрын

All of these desings are open source and free on makers making change's website.

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

Find a maker space near you and ask. They will print one for you for free if you need it.

Seatbelt buckles are impossible. Everyone needs that doohicky.

@scasny

Ай бұрын

Not if you are not overweight. But what strike me is i find more difficult fasten the seat belt then release.

lol thats so cute, using 3d printers without a license. NYPD GET EM!!!!

@smorrow

Ай бұрын

The hilarious thing about banning 3D printers is that 3D printers themselves are unbannable. They aren't complex machines; all the complexity is in software, which you can just download.

@ronaldwoofer5024

Ай бұрын

@@smorrow you think any politician that bans anything cares about that? they have no idea how the world works underneath them...

There is no economy of scale with 3D printing. Get a Chinese factory to make a thousand for pennies. 3D printing is not for production.

Umm maybe if you can’t engage or unclip seatbelt you are unfit to operate a motor vehicle? !?!

@marchache

Ай бұрын

Ummm, first no, and second have you ever been in a car without a passenger seat? Or perhaps you're still paddling around in your Little Tikes coupe

@quattro2004

Ай бұрын

@@marchache Maybe you should expand on the no passenger seat comment instead of the insults 🤡

@marchache

Ай бұрын

Clearly you lack basic understanding and compassion for those who might have some limitations so..... There are cars adapted for those missing one or more limbs or in a wheelchair. Should all those people just stay home or give up their independence? Just because something is painful doesn't mean you can't do it. If we can make life a little easier for them, shouldn't we? I guarantee you they are all safer drivers than the tik tok generation with their heads stuck to their phones while driving

@vincentgrosshans1218

Ай бұрын

That does not automatically make you unfit to operate a motor vehicle. Think about hand controls, which are fairly common for people in a wheelchair. Just because they cannot operate the pedals with their feet does not mean that they are unfit to operate a motor vehicle. They just need adaptations so that they can use it properly. A quadriplegic may not have normal movement of their hands, but with adaptations, they are then able to use something like a seatbelt. Their range of movement of their hands does not impact something like their reaction time. I’m not sure how it is where you live, but where I live, there are many procedures and tests in place to ensure that someone is indeed fit to operate a motor vehicle. People with disabilities have A LOT of hoops to go through to be able to drive. And because of that, they often actually drive much safer than most people because they know that it’s a privilege that cannot be taken for granted.

Meanwhile in America we're printing ghost guns 🙄🙄🙄

@nordderby7675

Ай бұрын

And glock switches.

@smorrow

Ай бұрын

Those are printed in every country where 3D printers exist. The US media loves the term "ghost gun" though.

The only problem with personal manufacturing tools is that there will be a wider variety of products being developed and hence more confusion as to what does what and which is a better solution. Of course, these challenges are inevitable as we approach a post-scarcity civilization and our population grows. Even communications in our scientific community is now greatly bifurcated, we used to have three global peer review journals just thirty years ago but now we have over 350. We simply won't be able to communicate everything and build on previous works and promote and spread good ideas and products quite soon.

@onceuponatimeintoronto891

Ай бұрын

Did you hear the part where they volunteer their time and sell them at little cost? Peer reviews, bifurcation ie: splitting. Why would you even look further than that to a manufacturer who will mark it up 1000% if you were disabled and needed a simple tool that was working?

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

That little part takes under an hour to print. Tell me what you want it to do differently and wait an hour….. not quickly enough for you?

@CricketsBay

Ай бұрын

Trust me, the things that DO WORK will quickly and frequently be requested. Anything that doesn't will quickly get weeded out.

@johnwang9914

Ай бұрын

@@CricketsBay That's only if there's sufficient communication and competent evaluation. With everyone being able to create whatever they imagine, there would be too many products to know of and compare. Sure, there will still be some word of mouth, some viral concepts and trends but there simply isn't any assurance of compete communication and there will even be people separately and independently conceiving the same idea. We will have a world where we continuously reinvent the wheel. You already see this in the now 350 peer review scientific journals.

@dougaltolan3017

Ай бұрын

Good enough will do, perfection is a large, unwarranted cost.

Just don't use a seat belt the f they have to lose now?

0:01 we don't get to see her actually using the seat belt thing. The seat belt was as already undone. Huh?? The seatbelt is actually already loose in her lap and being held by her left hand by her tummy area. Nowhere near the seat belt lock. So the device doesn't work? Broken? Straight off the bat the video seems shady. Why lie at the start?

@dougaltolan3017

Ай бұрын

First you shoot the messenger, then you go off on an unsubstantiated rant.

@PokeNebula

Ай бұрын

Use critical thinking. Do you think that someone might have to lie that a plastic stick is capable of pressing a button? If the dude said that was his first invention, do you think he would make a whole 3d printing website based on a lie, without getting caught? Seems more likely to me the editor just made a dumb editing mistake and sacrificed us getting to see the actual click for the sake of intro pacing. Or maybe someone spoke during the shot, and didnt film a second take, such that the editors hands were tied. Imperfect and unsatisfactory, but not dishonest.

@Google_Does_Evil_Now

Ай бұрын

@@dougaltolan3017 so what are they reporting? A device to help open seat belts. But we don't actually see that. Instead we see a fake moment. You don't think we should call out fakes on the news? This is the news doing a product placement too. A fake advert that doesn't even show it working. You don't see anything wrong about that? Isn't that called a scam?

@ultramegax

Ай бұрын

A positive, mainstream story of the benefits of additive manufacturing. But there always needs to be the one or two negative comments that still find fault in everything. This video isn't some conspiracy, dude.

Convincing your old relatives to do less as it becomes harder just accelerates their degeneration. Not only is using that seat belt aid probably hurting his dad just as much as it was to do it himself 2 years ago, but this would of cut years off his life. Dont do things for the elderly that they can do themselves, especially if those things are hard for them to do.

@zJohnnyMac

Ай бұрын

Ah the common "enabling vs accountability". Though this thought very well might be true to an extent, its not a reason to downright stop ingenuity. Ultimately people must try things to find out.

@andreacook7431

Ай бұрын

I disagree. My left shoulder is bad. If I move my arm up and out far enough to hold my parking pass up to the reader at work, it hurts. Often to the point of it throbbing all day. I now have the pass attached to a three foot length of pipe so I can put it against the reader without hurting myself. I don't see how not putting myself in pain will impair my cognitive abilities.

@logitech4873

Ай бұрын

This is a completely bizaree comment. It would cut years off his life? Huh??????

@mRahman92

Ай бұрын

Better yet, get them to take the bus. Hope they don't sit down for too long, or else they might lose the ability to walk. When I used to use those shoulder-destroyers, I would press the button for the buckle with my THUMB. It was much better than trying to pinch in with my fingers.

@wendybutler1681

Ай бұрын

@mRahman. My thumbs are so full of arthritis that at times they have no strength at all. I'm the one who could open jars even men couldn't get open. (I think the small squareness of my strong little meathooks maybe gave me a better grasp on the lids.). Fingers, hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders and all points further south. Arthritis. Bursitis. And 5 decades of severe fibromyalgia. Some days I'm not too bad. Other days I have the strength of an overcooked spaghetti noodle. Any little bit of help that makes me function more productively without pain or damaging myself is very welcome. Aging is bad enough when you don't have health issues. These tools can help keep us in our active lives.

Maybe controversial to say, but if you have problems controlling your hands maybe you shouldnt be in control of a two ton hunk of metal that can go 100mph

@ultramegax

Ай бұрын

Darn. I totally forgot that every vehicle only comes with a driver's seat.

@olliecatmax

Ай бұрын

keep things to yourself and learn how to respect one and other k?

@dotanoob3243

Ай бұрын

@@olliecatmax I'm not making fun of anyone, I'm pointing out a potential road danger. If you think that's disrespectful then you have a lot of growing up to do

@vincentgrosshans1218

Ай бұрын

Just because they don’t have normal movement of their hands does not mean that they cannot operate a vehicle safely. Many people with disabilities are perfectly capable of driving, but they need adaptations to be able to use a vehicle since vehicles were designed for people without disabilities. For example, one common device is the hand control for wheelchair users. Wheelchair users can use hand controls to operate the pedals. It’s not that they can’t drive because they don’t have normal movement of their legs, it’s just that they require an adaptation in order to use a device that was designed for people who have normal movement of their legs.

If seatbelt releases need special tools to operate they are not a safety device but a safety hazard. If that were not the case we would laugh in every tv and movie drama when someone tries and fails to release themselves from the vehicles under water or in imminent danger of catching fire. This device is not a solution. It is mitigation.

@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287

Ай бұрын

Dude, the inability to get out of the car isn't because of the seatbelt. It's opening the car door or breaking the window before it's too late to reach the surface without drowning. If you have rapid flood water beating against your car, you will likely die even if you get out. If you can't push a button to get a seatbelt off, then you aren't surviving any of those scenarios regardless of the seatbelt.

@jeremyashford2145

Ай бұрын

@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287 The words I write are the words I mean. Often, on screen, when a hero escapes a sinking car he is unable to unfasten his passenger or they are unable to do it themselves. A very common scenario. I am not addressing the realities of drowning in cars but movie and tv story lines. Dude.

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

How many times have you been in a car accident vs a submerged or burning car?

@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287

Ай бұрын

@@jeremyashford2145 The discussion about whether seatbelts are a safety hazard and the need for seatbelt releasers has to do with reality. The reality is that seatbelts generally don't cause problems for anyone who could survive that bad of a wreck without aid.

@Mattematical

Ай бұрын

Please don't tell me you drive without a seatbelt because you saw someone die in a movie..

That chair girl looks like shes got a crazy mouth game

Switches really? So they aren’t already massed produced for cheaper than a 3d printer will ever cost and made out of materials that can take the wear and tear? I’m shocked…/s

a nasal clasp device costs like 499$ i can print one for 1.70$ this is why the government hates 3d printers

canadians are using a device as its intended? seems a little far fetched for that country 😂

Real societal issues and challenges the media should be focussed on instead of the force fed nonsense of what gender someone prefers to be intimate with.

@asongfromunderthefloorboards

Ай бұрын

Yeah, homophobia is getting pretty old and tired -- much like the homophobes themselves.

@bbrown5887

Ай бұрын

@@asongfromunderthefloorboards tired just like the incorrect false labelling on anyone that dare disagree with the far leftist agendas today. Thankfully people are finally pushing back against all this nonsensical divisive rhetoric.

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

People just like you used to say the same about mixing races.

@bbrown5887

Ай бұрын

@@kel5944 you’re proving my point.

@kel5944

Ай бұрын

@@bbrown5887 bigots do tend to be ignorant…

Yeup, this is how 3d printers are supposed to be used, make life easier abd repair products. Not to make guns

@HAHb-zc2dp

Ай бұрын

Micro plastic poison.

@BringerOfD

Ай бұрын

why not both?

@HAHb-zc2dp

Ай бұрын

@@BringerOfD plastic printed blades and knuckles are awesome too and the knuckles aren't even. Illegal

@sonniepronounceds-au-ni9287

Ай бұрын

If you can't manufacture whatever you want, including guns, then what is the point of a privately owned 3D printer? You don't need an expensive machine to make a seatbelt releaser. A simple mold and melted plastic could make that. Or, just find a stick.

@nerobaal6655

Ай бұрын

The problem is that thee aren’t enough customers. I’ve been selling 3D printed products and banking custom orders for 5 years.

Probably safer if you're in this situation to not wear a seatbelt?

I wanna sell overpriced sticks and buttons to disabled people. All of this stuff could have been made before dirt cheap with little effort.

@marchache

Ай бұрын

Everything we "sell" is at cost. A commercial switch can be upwards of $80, ours are $5-$10. A commercial keyguard runs $150-$200 US we make ours for $5. All of our time is donated

"Canada" is not a real "country".

Ever since COVID I stopped wearing seatbelts. I realized they didn't make me feel any safer.

@phoniefour6254

Ай бұрын

Have you seen when people get ejected through the windshield, from not wearing seatbelts?

@mRahman92

Ай бұрын

@phoniefour6254 what's that got to do with me? I don't roll over my car. I know how to drive 😆 I know my driving record better than you do.

@alphakevin687

Ай бұрын

Thank you for your service.

@mRahman92

Ай бұрын

@alphakevin687 I'm sure that I'll earn some sweat, just desserts eventually 😅 Maybe I'll even earn one of those fancy Charles Lyell Awards 😉

@logitech4873

Ай бұрын

What kind of bizarre logic leads you to think this is a good idea?

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@wendybutler1681

Ай бұрын

Your comment made me look into the channel more deeply. I subscribed.

Awesome !