Hey, cool. I like Eddy Burback.
this post was submitted on 06 Apr 2025
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I also like his famous former NBA star and friend Drew Gooden.
Edit: I wanted to add that I started on Eddy with his Ghost Kitchen video and highly recommend it.
Never heard of him, what's his shtick?
Not really a particular schtick, he just does stuff and documents it with mild comedic editing. Previously he did a road trip to eat at every rainforest Cafe, and went to Italy to compare it against Olive garden
His video doing the same with Cheeseburger in Paradise was also pretty good, especially with the timing of Jimmy Buffett's death.
Hey, just a few hours ago I saw a video featuring Ryan Trahan (briefly) discussing Olive Garden while in Italy.
How To With John Wilson but in LA and with less autism.
I don't know who that is either 😞
Big mustache
How about uh...stop using social media? I barely ever touch my smartphone, I only use it for E2E encrypted messaging apps, email, and maybe the occasional phone call.
You don't need to get rid of the phone to do this shit.
Yea this is my problem with this video.
It’s a pretty good video and the creator gets so close to figuring out that he doesn’t hate his phone, he hates social media.
It’s an interesting video from the point of view that it kinda makes this argument over and over.
I thought that doing X without my smartphone would be really inconvenient, it was only mildly inconvenient and I was able to manage it.
He ends up realizing how much happier he is without having the ability to just pull his phone out and go on twitter anytime he is bored. So just delete twitter?
All the benefits of his experiment can be had by just getting rid of social media apps and all the inconveniences can go away.
I really wanted this video to end with him putting those two bits together. But instead he just goes “well back to using a phone and it making me miserable” and as the viewer I’m just thinking “what was the point of all this then?! You learned a lesson, you gained a valuable insight about yourself as a person, and now just nothing. Just ‘cool insight, no need to act on that though’ seriously?!”
As someone who’s already off social media (lemmy doesn’t count), I watched it and came to the conclusion I can still change my relationship with my phone. Uninstalled every game I had on it and any apps I haven’t used in a while. Aside from that, I also went into any apps that remained that were B tier in importance and removed their notifications permissions. No more spam tyvm.
Being always reachable conditions you and the people around you. I do understand why people might want to stop using phones and make any social interaction more meaningful.