I noticed a few times, as Steve was talking, that the light bulb in Louis's head lit up. I hope that Louis and Steve remain in touch and Steve gives guidance to Louis on how to use the laws that are already on the books.
Yeah steve a little before the 3 minute mark said "right" and louis stopped mid sentence to see if he had something to add. Very respectful, wish everyone was like this. Talking over others is a sign of ignorance to me
Louis you need to do this again, aside from Steve Lehto being a terrific advocate for you he has a knack for taking dry-as-dirt legalities and making them entertaining, which when combined with your style of explaining the down-to-earth impact of this issue, could definitely help interest in this skyrocket.
Yes, I agree! Louis needs to stop worrying about getting people to discus _Right to Repair_ on his channel and start making it a priority to discus it on theirs. I believe this conversation was better off being on Steve's channel from the beginning though. th-cam.com/video/HiQP5htOcPc/w-d-xo.html Steve's audience is a prime target audience for _Right to Repair,_ and it is unlikely that many are even aware of this.
@@GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou quite right--I was floored when Linus Tech did a segment on the topic and name-dropped Louis, crossovers like this one can definitely help boost awareness but also reach a different audience.
@@GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou Something else that bears mention is that like it or not, Louis' own channel has largely become a platform for right-to-repair discussions--all well and good, but that's not what drew me here in the first place, and I actually skip them nowadays when they seem to focus on that topic. Nothing wrong with focusing on a topic, especially if you're passionate about it, but at some point it gets to be repetitive. This was brilliant because it presented the same content but with a fresh spin, and like I said Steve definitely has a flair for this sort of thing. He and Louis definitely played well off one another, in the TV world they'd call it chemistry between performers--if Louis had "guest stars" (for lack of a better term) more often I'd definitely tune in no matter what the topic was.
@@liambergstrom8183 Well, I work on my own car, so I haven't run into the Apple scam yet, but automotively-speaking my repair bills are effectively 50% of the cost that dealerships charge (perhaps I should charge myself labor). I can't speak to the John Deere phenomenon, but I absolutely believe that farmers should be allowed to retain their self-sufficiency from these greedy corporations... 🤔👍
Several of us have pestered Steve incessantly to do this :D Glad it came together and hope you guys do a few more of these! Hopefully Steve puts this up on his channel, too. I know a lot of Louis subscribers are already Steve subscribers but not so sure Steve subscribers necessarily know Louis.
If Louis wants to reach more people, he has to get these types of videos on the other's channel. It doesn't do much good to talk to someone on _his_ channel, where everyone already knows. Steve Lehto and Ben Heck have both discussed _Right to Repair,_ but you really can't tell by looking at their channels. It's truly a mistake and disservice not to let their audiences in on it. Even if it is a straight up identical copy, Louis should send both a copy and request that they post a version on their channel. It's not too late. I am disappointed.
It's real cool to dis "cable news," but the problem is with people who watch a 24/7 cable channel 24/7. Also, most people cannot sort the crap on cable news from the real journalism that plays on the networks that interface with the historic U.S. news establishment, as opposed to its ridiculous detractors that perpetuate a nonfactual populist alternate reality.
@@puneetsharma1437 there's a lot of overlap between right to repair and warranty law, right to repair is ultimately an antitrust issue that the FTC could fix if they wanted to without legislation.
It is a real honor for me, to see two specialists in their own field applying what can be done according to the law and that those who produce goods, respect the law regarding the guarantee, that the consumer has when buying a product! Hopefully what they do in their respective fields will help consumers have quality products and the rights of repair! Thank you very much, Steve Lehto and Louis Rossmann! Es un verdadero honor para mí, ver a dos especialistas en su propio campo aplicando lo que se puede hacer según la ley y que quienes producen bienes, ¡respeten la ley en cuanto a la garantía, que tiene el consumidor al comprar un producto! ¡Esperamos que lo que hagan en sus respectivos campos ayude a los consumidores a tener productos de calidad y los derechos a la reparación! ¡Muchas gracias, Steve Lehto and Louis Rossmann!
Great video, donated 10 dollars. I'm from Austria and I hope many more will donate and fight for what's right and should be self explaining and the standard.
As a professional mechanic and avid do it yourselfer I am thrilled someone is taking on the right to repair. Once I was able to repair a cell phone only because my wife and I bought 2 identical phones. Hers quit, but I kept it just in case. When my microphone died I pulled her old one out and fixed mine. A regular repair shop wanted $100 or so and a week to repair it. I succeeded it the repair in 30 minutes.
Two very thoughtful people with diverse backgrounds, converge and talk about how to make the world better. One fixes electronics, the other one educates & helps consumers fight for their rights in court. Thank you both Louis and Steve
As Lehto pointed out, this is a trend that started 30+ years ago. My parents had a television they bought in the 1970s (Zenith). They didn't have to replace it until around 2015. And even then, they replaced it because it was very difficult for them to use Roku, Netflix, etc on something with only 1970s interface connections. Do you own any electronic equipment you expect to last 40+ years? Not because you want something better...but will it actually still function if you use it often for that long?
Ben is hiding behind the second mic from the left. These guys together is so good to see. Been seeing Steve on VinWiki lately too. Keep up the good work guys. This is very important to all consumers!
This was awesome to see. I've watched a number of Steve's videos over the last few years, and I like how he presents things. I may not always agree with him on different or various points, but I always feel he is not just competent, but is also willing to listen as well. And, being an advocate of Right-to-Repajr, and a DIYer myself, I am all about doing things myself, because at the end of the day, it comes down to, as it always does, "How much are you willing to pay to get X or Y fixed?" Plus, I also find Right-to-Repair an environmental issue as well, as throwing away a component or two is almost always less waste than it is to throw away a car or cell phone that no longer works. Nice conversation, regardless, Louis. Be proud of this one.
I love it when two or more of my favorite TH-camrs actually know each other and do an occasional collaboration. Add this one to the list. Another example would be Regular Car Reviews and Frederik Knudson. I've also enjoyed seeing Steve on VinWiki. All excellent channels, 10x better when you catch the Team-Up! As for Right to Repair, I've followed your advise, Louis. My friends, family and co-workers constantly tell me to shut up about it because I talk about Right to Repair like hipsters talk bitcoin. They're sick of hearing about it and I'm perfectly happy with that.
Sorry to say I gave up on watching Steve's videos when he started doing more than one a day, I was so worried I would miss something good that I just unsubscribed so I wouldn't miss 'one' episode.
@@NewOrderrr interesting tactic. I just usually go by the title of the video. If it sounds like an interesting topic, I watch it, and if it doesn't, I don't. I out of all the Lawyer channels, I watch his the most, probably followed by Viva Frie, Nate the Lawyer, and Uncivil Law. They all have their unique presentation style, and they are all fascinating to me. I am not a lawyer at all so pretty much any topic these guys cover, I learn something.
G'day I have been a long time viewer of both your and Steve Lehto on your TH-cam channels. I don't own any Crappel products or live in the US. I find both of you entertaining in a good way. Regards Tony
Great to see Steve on your Channel!! I watch both your Channels and had thought it would be great to if guys got together! Glad to see it!! Also I just want to say thanks Louis, for really fighting for consumers rights!! I know it must tough but thank you for putting yourself out there and exposing these companies for their corruption and shoddy workmanship (Apple)!!!!
Thank you so much for this video. You introduced me to Steve's channel which has great content that has given me dozens of hours of education and entertainment. Funny and smart guy.
@Louis Rossmann really enjoyed this segment...been a big fan of Mr Lehto and your channel also....I like watching channels where people are passionate about what they do....
Louis you are getting to speak to some brilliant minds Steve Lehto is a great guy. You are doing a great job in networking and asking the right questions to tackle this quest you are on to educate more about RTR and have Laws made or changed.
Back in the seventies I bought a Kenwood receiver amplifier quad Channel and it came with a full set of schematics. Which I used to repair it about 10 years later when the power supply failed. I even bought the part 2 Fix-It at Radio Shack
Louis knows how to think for himself, and he wants to learn, so he listens. He is not busy constantly battering his mind with self-flattering banter because he needs confirmation bias to affirm himself of his own self-worth. He's not afraid to be wrong and sees himself as an imperfect receptacle. Which is the crux of the matter : that he even understands the concept of a receptacle. Thanks for all that you do Louis. I really appreciate all this effort to keep the spirit alive. I also enjoy seeing you ride through all of the lower bowery and the lower East side where I spent 6 years of my life when I was 4 to 10 years of age. My dad lived the last 30 years of his life living in a room at Broome and Bowery.
Great discussion! Hope we see more push for right to repair and open source hardware. Getting my PinePhone today. So happy to have a phone I can easily upgrade or repair from the hardware to the OS.
it's right there literally right there :( why does this have 4 thumbs up ? how are people finding the upvote image when that is 10% the size of the link in the description ?
This is a great collaboration with Steve, but he works with cars that are still under warranty. You need to speak with Pine Hollow Diagnostics, South Main Auto, ScannerDanner, and Diagnose Dan. These guys work with fixing cars out of warranty and have to buy an absurd number of expensive OBD2 scanners/ programmers to diagnose and fix cars. These are your equivalent in the automotive realm.
Lemon design happens to even name brands. Honda used weak automatic transmissions in their Accords & Odysseys (1998-2011). Toyota crippled the dependable design of a fleet engine and produced the 2AZ-FE (2002-2006). Peace.
Note the black kitty
Kitty = noted
Quality content
Blackberry OnlyFans...
Kitty!
I was waiting for the cat to weigh in. Never did. Typical cat.
Wow, two of my favorite advocates for consumers! How did I not see this sooner? Thank you both.
Two guys that can talk and think at the same speed. Refreshing.
so refreshing
These guys should talk on a regular basis. Both smart, both concise and coherent.
imagine if Congress were this "tech" fluent
@@lochmoigh1 Scotty Kilmer should be in the conversation to. He is a auto mechanic.
Better than the average political leader.
Louis stroking the cat like an evil genius, half expected him saying; 'Mr Lehto, we meet at last!'
Lol, nice one.
I literally lold on this
Louis "Blofeld" Rossman ;-)
hahaha
I just realized one of the reasons Mr. Rossmann is so smart. If you'll notice he knows how to listen, a forgotten art these days.
I noticed a few times, as Steve was talking, that the light bulb in Louis's head lit up. I hope that Louis and Steve remain in touch and Steve gives guidance to Louis on how to use the laws that are already on the books.
They actually let each other finish speaking. This was incredible to watch, and clarified so much. Very glad this happened. Learning more every day.
yeah and this is all i can see in the comments, people talking about how smart they are without talking about what they're actually discussing
Yeah steve a little before the 3 minute mark said "right" and louis stopped mid sentence to see if he had something to add. Very respectful, wish everyone was like this. Talking over others is a sign of ignorance to me
Underrated comment
Louis you need to do this again, aside from Steve Lehto being a terrific advocate for you he has a knack for taking dry-as-dirt legalities and making them entertaining, which when combined with your style of explaining the down-to-earth impact of this issue, could definitely help interest in this skyrocket.
lehto's brutal yet unforgivable laws
Yes, I agree! Louis needs to stop worrying about getting people to discus _Right to Repair_ on his channel and start making it a priority to discus it on theirs. I believe this conversation was better off being on Steve's channel from the beginning though. th-cam.com/video/HiQP5htOcPc/w-d-xo.html Steve's audience is a prime target audience for _Right to Repair,_ and it is unlikely that many are even aware of this.
@@GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou quite right--I was floored when Linus Tech did a segment on the topic and name-dropped Louis, crossovers like this one can definitely help boost awareness but also reach a different audience.
@@tnpir4002 that is brutal yet unforgivable
@@GeorgeVCohea-dw7ou Something else that bears mention is that like it or not, Louis' own channel has largely become a platform for right-to-repair discussions--all well and good, but that's not what drew me here in the first place, and I actually skip them nowadays when they seem to focus on that topic. Nothing wrong with focusing on a topic, especially if you're passionate about it, but at some point it gets to be repetitive. This was brilliant because it presented the same content but with a fresh spin, and like I said Steve definitely has a flair for this sort of thing. He and Louis definitely played well off one another, in the TV world they'd call it chemistry between performers--if Louis had "guest stars" (for lack of a better term) more often I'd definitely tune in no matter what the topic was.
“Sorry, we can’t repair that, it looks like you’ve opened the hood before”
Sorry, can't repair that, looks like you sneezed within 50ft of it.
That's fine. I'll fix it myself for half the cost your mechanics will charge me...
🧐👍
@@tyree9055 if you can get parts
John deer in a nut shell.
@@liambergstrom8183 Well, I work on my own car, so I haven't run into the Apple scam yet, but automotively-speaking my repair bills are effectively 50% of the cost that dealerships charge (perhaps I should charge myself labor). I can't speak to the John Deere phenomenon, but I absolutely believe that farmers should be allowed to retain their self-sufficiency from these greedy corporations...
🤔👍
Yay for crossovers! I love Lehto's Law and Louis Rossman both
Two of my favorite content creators!
Same here 👍
Especially love they are both so clear and coherent even while totally unscripted.
Ditto
@@weaksause6878 same, both in my top 10 youtube channels
The crossover episode we have all been waiting for
ZE SEQVEL YOUVE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR!
Gotta love two of my favorite youtubers chatting together.
Louis and Blackberry?
Yup been watching both for a long time. I think Steve had less than 2000 subs when I started watching him.
Real talk, luv these two
@@rationalbushcraft same! I followed both when they were minor youtubers.
Several of us have pestered Steve incessantly to do this :D Glad it came together and hope you guys do a few more of these! Hopefully Steve puts this up on his channel, too. I know a lot of Louis subscribers are already Steve subscribers but not so sure Steve subscribers necessarily know Louis.
I know I suggested it. Glad its happening
If Louis wants to reach more people, he has to get these types of videos on the other's channel. It doesn't do much good to talk to someone on _his_ channel, where everyone already knows. Steve Lehto and Ben Heck have both discussed _Right to Repair,_ but you really can't tell by looking at their channels. It's truly a mistake and disservice not to let their audiences in on it. Even if it is a straight up identical copy, Louis should send both a copy and request that they post a version on their channel. It's not too late.
I am disappointed.
I was a Stevescriber before Louis.
@@davidwooden4175 me too
@@davidwooden4175 +1, and stunned to realize how huge Louis's audience is compared to Lehto's. Folks here watching Louis only need to catch on!
more intelligent, reasonable, informative content in this video than several years of watching cable "news"
You still *WATCH* CABLE NEWS!?!
@@samjordan8800 hahaha, not if I have access to the off switch
It's real cool to dis "cable news," but the problem is with people who watch a 24/7 cable channel 24/7. Also, most people cannot sort the crap on cable news from the real journalism that plays on the networks that interface with the historic U.S. news establishment, as opposed to its ridiculous detractors that perpetuate a nonfactual populist alternate reality.
And that was just from the cat!
Wow didn't actually think I'd see Steve on here. Thanks for coming Steve!
Crazy. I've been watching Louis for like 2 years, and Steve for only a month and both together today. Love it
That was great a fan of both Louis and Steve, seeing them together was super!
Same. Two of my favorite content creators.
#MeToo
Same here
Two outspoken TH-camrs. Talking in a polite and respectful manner about a very toxic subject. What is the world coming too!
I really thought Steve had more subs than Rossmann, that guy is a legend.
Wrong guy this guy only know about warranty that never a point of right of repair
@@puneetsharma1437 Lehto has covered right to repair before I just watched a video this week about it.
More people care about Apple than the law.
@@puneetsharma1437 there's a lot of overlap between right to repair and warranty law, right to repair is ultimately an antitrust issue that the FTC could fix if they wanted to without legislation.
Steve is or will be a legend. His advice helped me find a resolution to my car issue.
It is a real honor for me, to see two specialists in their own field applying what can be done according to the law and that those who produce goods, respect the law regarding the guarantee, that the consumer has when buying a product!
Hopefully what they do in their respective fields will help consumers have quality products and the rights of repair!
Thank you very much, Steve Lehto and Louis Rossmann!
Es un verdadero honor para mí, ver a dos especialistas en su propio campo aplicando lo que se puede hacer según la ley y que quienes producen bienes, ¡respeten la ley en cuanto a la garantía, que tiene el consumidor al comprar un producto!
¡Esperamos que lo que hagan en sus respectivos campos ayude a los consumidores a tener productos de calidad y los derechos a la reparación!
¡Muchas gracias, Steve Lehto and Louis Rossmann!
Louis, you have been doing some great work for all of us. Steve is also a great resource, pushing for right to repair. Thanks, guys.
Wow. Steve is ON POINT for goodness sakes. Impressive. He’s a powerful speaker. Good show. Thanks Louis.
Wish this was longer, a three hour gripe session with these two would be epic
Agreed
Helping America be great again too heck I'm a Canadian watching this...
would love a weekly pod cast with both of them.
I subscribe to both Louis and Steve. Love them both! I’ve never seen Steve so animated and passionate. Great video!
Have you seen Steve talk about Ford transmissions. That usually gets him animated!
Great video, donated 10 dollars. I'm from Austria and I hope many more will donate and fight for what's right and should be self explaining and the standard.
Two people who I watch almost daily, having a conversation about two things that I love. What a time to be alive.
What an awesome collaboration! I know Steve mentioned right to repair recently on his channel, so I think this makes a lot of sense.
Glad to see this interview! I'm happy Steve Lehto is as energetic as he is about it.. I'll check out his channel too
Steve has a great show,explains things clearly, easy to understand.
@@dixiecyrus8136 I've been watching a LOT of Steve's vids since then! Lawful Masses with Leonard French is really good too, as well as Uncivil law
THIS WAS AWESOME!!! Well done Louis!!! You two need to team up and work together on this stuff!
Two power-house speakers, on a subject that's dear & important to my heart. Good job Louis & Steve! :)
Steve’s idea about finding a poster child situation that anybody can understand, something we can feel in our boots, is a great idea.
As a professional mechanic and avid do it yourselfer I am thrilled someone is taking on the right to repair. Once I was able to repair a cell phone only because my wife and I bought 2 identical phones. Hers quit, but I kept it just in case. When my microphone died I pulled her old one out and fixed mine. A regular repair shop wanted $100 or so and a week to repair it. I succeeded it the repair in 30 minutes.
Getting a $300 device replaced with $5000 attorney fees is EXACTLY how you change the system. Remember Fight Club - you have to apply the formula.
Two very thoughtful people with diverse backgrounds, converge and talk about how to make the world better. One fixes electronics, the other one educates & helps consumers fight for their rights in court. Thank you both Louis and Steve
"Planned Obsolecance" I mentioned this before, and glad an attorney mentioned it and understands it.
As Lehto pointed out, this is a trend that started 30+ years ago. My parents had a television they bought in the 1970s (Zenith). They didn't have to replace it until around 2015. And even then, they replaced it because it was very difficult for them to use Roku, Netflix, etc on something with only 1970s interface connections.
Do you own any electronic equipment you expect to last 40+ years? Not because you want something better...but will it actually still function if you use it often for that long?
I first heard “planned obsolescence” in the late 1950’s, as car manufacturers tried to get buyers to buy new cars every year.
Omg! Two of my favorites! Yay! You guys are awesome!👍😎
How can I be subbed to both of them and find this 9 months later
Ben is hiding behind the second mic from the left. These guys together is so good to see. Been seeing Steve on VinWiki lately too. Keep up the good work guys. This is very important to all consumers!
Just found this! Two of my favorite channels! Nice
Two of my favorite people who love to educate. clarify and communicate truth, thank you.
This was awesome to see.
I've watched a number of Steve's videos over the last few years, and I like how he presents things. I may not always agree with him on different or various points, but I always feel he is not just competent, but is also willing to listen as well.
And, being an advocate of Right-to-Repajr, and a DIYer myself, I am all about doing things myself, because at the end of the day, it comes down to, as it always does, "How much are you willing to pay to get X or Y fixed?" Plus, I also find Right-to-Repair an environmental issue as well, as throwing away a component or two is almost always less waste than it is to throw away a car or cell phone that no longer works.
Nice conversation, regardless, Louis. Be proud of this one.
I didn’t expected that crossover, but I know it will be great :O :D!
Great discussion. Steve is an amazing consumer advocate with tons of experience.
You two could do a weekly podcast and I would watch it. You guys make an unstoppable team of reason.
Perhaps not weekly, but a monthly podcast would be interesting. Both of these gentlemen are wonderful to listen to.
Steve it’s great that you know how I watch both of you for years!!!!!!!
Holy cow! Two of my favorite TH-camrs doing a collaboration! Good stuff and great info!
Love you, Steve! Keep working hard!
I love it when two or more of my favorite TH-camrs actually know each other and do an occasional collaboration. Add this one to the list. Another example would be Regular Car Reviews and Frederik Knudson. I've also enjoyed seeing Steve on VinWiki. All excellent channels, 10x better when you catch the Team-Up!
As for Right to Repair, I've followed your advise, Louis. My friends, family and co-workers constantly tell me to shut up about it because I talk about Right to Repair like hipsters talk bitcoin. They're sick of hearing about it and I'm perfectly happy with that.
Steve is great. Thanks for sharing!
Great to see Steve and Louis having this conversation.
Thank you for all your knowledge.
Yes! An awesome collab!
I watch Steve
And I watch Louis
And now I'm happy
TWO of may favorite You Tubers!
GREAT to see you together, WONDERFUL, Thank You both!
Now THAT'S a robust conversation.
When I was a kid, one of may favourite activities was voiding warranties.
Another crossover with two channels I watch!
Nice!
Sorry to say I gave up on watching Steve's videos when he started doing more than one a day, I was so worried I would miss something good that I just unsubscribed so I wouldn't miss 'one' episode.
@@NewOrderrr interesting tactic.
I just usually go by the title of the video. If it sounds like an interesting topic, I watch it, and if it doesn't, I don't.
I out of all the Lawyer channels, I watch his the most, probably followed by Viva Frie, Nate the Lawyer, and Uncivil Law. They all have their unique presentation style, and they are all fascinating to me.
I am not a lawyer at all so pretty much any topic these guys cover, I learn something.
This is one of the best interviews I have seen on R2R! Clear and concise on the issue. Nice job Louis!!
Two of my favorite people! Awesome! TH-cam algo at its best!
Steve Lehto has a great channel that I been following. Thanks for having him on.
15:45 The dial phone from the 60s was owned by the phone company and the consumer rented it.
G'day I have been a long time viewer of both your and Steve Lehto on your TH-cam channels. I don't own any Crappel products or live in the US. I find both of you entertaining in a good way.
Regards Tony
About time! I'm so surprised that this hasn't taken place already, awesome!
Great to see Steve on your Channel!! I watch both your Channels and had thought it would be great to if guys got together! Glad to see it!! Also I just want to say thanks Louis, for really fighting for consumers rights!! I know it must tough but thank you for putting yourself out there and exposing these companies for their corruption and shoddy workmanship (Apple)!!!!
Love Steve and follow his channel…this is going to be great when I can sit down and listen in!!
Never heard about the guy, but subscribed in the first 10 min of hearing him talk.
Thank you so much for this video. You introduced me to Steve's channel which has great content that has given me dozens of hours of education and entertainment. Funny and smart guy.
More of my favorite TH-camrs working together, I feel like I won the lottery!!!! Awesome video!!!!!
Thankyou Steve "Lucky" Lehto.
@Louis Rossmann really enjoyed this segment...been a big fan of Mr Lehto and your channel also....I like watching channels where people are passionate about what they do....
So awesome to see this. I follow you both independently and when I saw this, I said HELL YES!!!
Thought he looked familiar, he told some good stories on VINwiki
Yea, I had no idea he had his own YT channel
Same, I figured the "Lehto's Law" on his shirt was JUST the name of his law firm, which he brings up regularly.
Collective advocates for the common man. Thanks for being on the planet
Actually subscribed to both these guys. There both great channels!
Louis you are getting to speak to some brilliant minds Steve Lehto is a great guy. You are doing a great job in networking and asking the right questions to tackle this quest you are on to educate more about RTR and have Laws made or changed.
Steve Lehto showing up on another channel i watch. he's getting around these days. :)
Steve's great. Been following him for a while. So much good information.
Back in the seventies I bought a Kenwood receiver amplifier quad Channel and it came with a full set of schematics. Which I used to repair it about 10 years later when the power supply failed. I even bought the part 2 Fix-It at Radio Shack
I bought a Kenwood 9600. Yrs later the PS died. It was too much work to take it a part so I tossed it.
Thanks for having Steve on, I watched the hole video this time!!
When 2 channels you watch suddenly do a cross-over episode
*surprised Pikachu face*
Louis, I’m so glad you got Steve Lehto on the show!
This the best cross over since mac and cheese
....and peanut butter and chocolate!
Louis knows how to think for himself, and he wants to learn, so he listens. He is not busy constantly battering his mind with self-flattering banter because he needs confirmation bias to affirm himself of his own self-worth. He's not afraid to be wrong and sees himself as an imperfect receptacle. Which is the crux of the matter : that he even understands the concept of a receptacle.
Thanks for all that you do Louis. I really appreciate all this effort to keep the spirit alive. I also enjoy seeing you ride through all of the lower bowery and the lower East side where I spent 6 years of my life when I was 4 to 10 years of age. My dad lived the last 30 years of his life living in a room at Broome and Bowery.
This is a great Collaboration! I had no idea you two were working together to do this! Already subbed over there ;)
As a long time viewer of Louis Rossman AND Steve Lehto, this is gold.
Alright, now do one with AvE!
I have been watching Steve for a long time now... awesome to see this collab.
Steve: i wanted to talk about John Deer
Loius: 🤨
So awesome you two got together! I've been subbed to you both for a good while, and have often thought this would be a great conversation.
I see what your doing. Testing quality content.
Surprise, cool interviews!
This should be GREAT, Thanks Louis and Steve
As a Canadian, neither of you need an introduction.
Glad you guys did talk , hope it brings something to the cause of right to repair !
so louis is a time traveler who dies before 1975 but he keeps pulling his past self into the future so he lives forever
Facinating discussion. Thank you for this video.
I've never liked a video so fast.
Great discussion! Hope we see more push for right to repair and open source hardware. Getting my PinePhone today. So happy to have a phone I can easily upgrade or repair from the hardware to the OS.
I need this in podcast fromat
Louis.. This was a fantastic interview... I would love to see you do this again.
I like to check your go fund me page occasionally , but you forgot to link that in discription !
Yeah, I was looking for that link too.
it's right there
literally right there :(
why does this have 4 thumbs up ?
how are people finding the upvote image when that is 10% the size of the link in the description ?
@@rossmanngroup well it was not there before !
These two together is fantastic !!!!!
This is a great collaboration with Steve, but he works with cars that are still under warranty. You need to speak with Pine Hollow Diagnostics, South Main Auto, ScannerDanner, and Diagnose Dan. These guys work with fixing cars out of warranty and have to buy an absurd number of expensive OBD2 scanners/ programmers to diagnose and fix cars. These are your equivalent in the automotive realm.
Still he has the lawyer experience and mindset. That makes him really good at interpreting stuff like this for us.
Lemon design happens to even name brands. Honda used weak automatic transmissions in their Accords & Odysseys (1998-2011). Toyota crippled the dependable design of a fleet engine and produced the 2AZ-FE (2002-2006). Peace.
Thank you both for doing what many of us requested.
Suomi mainittu. Torille.
NIH
You couldn't have picked a better man to interview. Steve Lehto is awesome!