@NeoYokel It's funny because, up until that point, you're lead to believe that this was a really high class restaurant that's being reviewed, when in reality it's more like a McDonald's.
@NeoYokel Yeah, I feel the same way. There's this video series on YouTube where real actors "perform" Yelp reviews, and I think it's really smart 'cause it puts a humorous twist on what would otherwise be an overly negative review.
i dont post enough about how amazing @cosmepl is. she's one of the smartest people i know and is constantly learning new things or teaching me. also she made @tngimagebot
in a year everyone will do gnomecore and then ill switch to brownies and convince people the trendy new key to an authentic life is to do your chores when your friends are asleep
@NeoYokel And, when I follow people, it's really important to me that I see their videos "as they come out," not when the platform decides to show them to me. I think that's because it's more interesting to me if I get to see when a video was posted (as it was posted).
@NeoYokel When I was using YouTube a lot, I would see people asking if their videos were even showing up in my home feed (worried that YouTube's algorithm "dropped" their video).
@NeoYokel Is the follower limit exactly 1,688? That's surprisingly low! One time, on YouTube, I spent an hour subscribing to people, and I eventually hit the cap for the amount of people you could subscribe to in a certain amount of time.