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TRIGGERED another YOUTUBER? I’m NOT Talking About You!

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Video by Stoney Ridge Farmer

Stoney Ridge Farmer

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This video features a man discussing the unsustainability of constantly acquiring new items and keeping up with others, particularly in the context of social media and YouTubers. He expresses frustration with content that promotes consumerism and debt rather than offering valuable knowledge or life lessons, emphasizing a desire for more wholesome and sustainable content.

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All right, I got to make a video talking about this because evidently somebody is upset with me because I made a video mentioning that it's unsustainable for folks to try and keep up with the Joneses. In other words, to try and keep up with the spending habits of YouTubers. Guys, this video is not directed at any particular channel. There is a There'll be a link in this one if you haven't seen it yet. There's been another guy, he's a friend of mine, his name is Mike, who thinks that this video that I just produced is about him, and it's not. It's about living comfortably, living appropriately, living right. You can't go out and buy brand new vehicles, brand new equipment, brand new tools, brand new everything, and spend and spend and spend and spend as a normal everyday person. Here on social media, we promote products from time to time here on the channel. What I'm trying to get at with that video was not pointing fingers at one channel in particular. It's pointing fingers at the whole system, at the whole disaster of a system, which promotes debt. It promotes something that I don't believe is the American way. If you want to get out of debt, I'm going to do a video very soon detailing how I got out of debt, how I bought this farm, how I built this farm, and this is not in any way directed towards any person in particular. I just am sick and tired of clicking onto a video and being sold something, sold something, sold something. How about giving me something to learn, giving me something to to to teach my kids, giving me some something wholesome, not taking me on a journey to the next big thing that I bought. That's not sustainable, and that's what the video was about, and it was not directed at any other particular YouTube channel. Although he's made a video thinking it is, it's not. Don't flatter yourself. It's not.

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