Yes, you talk a lot. But those that complain about it aren't listening. You're providing valuable information, not an instant answer that can be provided in 5 minutes or less. Keep doing what you do mate.
Talk the talk bro, those that don't appreciate it can take a walk. Thanks for the awesome tutorials. I'm new to playing, 3 months now but at 40+ I'm happy to listen to someone who is thorough and takes the time to teach not just do acrobatics on a fret board. Thanks again
Very interesting thing just happened for me after I watched this video. Being mainly a blues player, I have never really tried to solo with the major or minor scales. I play with the pentatonics a lot. I knew I needed to work on it, even though it's just two extra notes. It's been a gap in my playing. So, I popped open a jam track that I got from David in C major. Finally, the work I have done to memorize the 5 patterns of the major scale suddenly locked together and I was able to play across the whole board. It's all coming together. This video made a spark for me. Thanks!
Hi David, I originally began following you because you played a Parker Nitefly very similar to mine (I have a white pick guard). I noticed your concern over how much you were talking. You weren't talking you were teaching and I was learning. Thank you! If folks want to watch somebody play guitar, watch one of the fine concerts. I don't want to lose your valuable instruction. Thanks.
Hi Dave You just keep talkin.. Because i for one ,am listening. All of what you ad to what is physically played needs to be said and is in context .its not waffle .You clearly know what your talkin about and theres a big difference. Thank you for original insight. your very professional and funny too . Keeps me glued to your channel. Big thanks from England
Please keep making videos! Your teaching style is the first to actually resonate with my understanding. I appreciate your use of analogies to make the points clearer. You're an inspiration!
I don't mind all the talking, as long as your saying something, and you always are. I like your intellectual approach to teaching. to convey all that knowledge you have to talk it through. I can dig it. Keep up the great work.
Thanks again David - I don´t think you talk a lot I think you explain a lot and therefore I am really thankful. Your way of teaching is exiting, personal and 100% fun.
Hey David, don't know if you will be reading this, but thank you. Thank you for making me able to use my instrument to tell my own story. I used to be the type of player who thought playing a thousand notes a second was the mastery of the guitar. But then I realized there is a human side to it. I don't know when I stumbled into this beautiful channel of yours, but some of your videos have helped me define those emotions on guitar. The world is full of judgmental critics, but I don't see them teaching me guitar the way you do. Don't know what you get from TH-cam, but please keep the good stuff coming for our sake. Cheers and all the best!
Perhaps I'm just at the stage in my guitar path where these lessons fit perfectly; but the content is spot on. Breaking into modal playing and adding more flair to my current stylistics is really improving my soloing. Maybe something about phrasing? If not already created. Thanks and keep up the rambling David!
You may talk a lot but it's on point, my teacher talks a lot about the glory days to the point where I'm like "please shut up and teach". Keep up what you are doing.
David Walliman: Thank you once again for the continued educational music theory instructions which are indeed priceless. I appreciate the methodology within your teaching ethics with the practical and simplistic display of the modal and scale intervals in their relationship to each other and chord characteristics. Thumbs Up.
8:27 I personally like when you talk a lot and explain how you come to understand things, then connect them together. That makes me understand better! Don't stop talking, David:p
I love all your lessons you have been so helpful in helping me find my own voice and you have a way of getting the info to click with me. Thanks a lot. And o ya , I love all your talking keep it up. Haters gonna hate!!
Let me try to draw a parallel here: some guy is hungry but has no money to buy food. He finds a location where he can get good nutritional home-cooked pasta free of charge and instead of being grateful, he bitches about the sauce which might not be to his liking, the way the food is served, or the fact grated cheese wasn't provided? Wow... Human nature sucks. Mr. Wallimann, your videos are always relevant and helpful. And I am willing to bet the great majority of us does not mind the talking; personally, I enjoy it because I am trying to learn something. I want to know what/how you think. When I just want to listen to someone playing I watch a show or stick to my iPod. Now, the absurdly patient and classy ways in which you handle unfair criticism only adds to the appreciation I have for you and the fantastic work you do. Had it been me, I'd have just told the fellow "If you do not like the way I create my videos, then 'au revoir et bonne chance', take your bitching elsewhere". Thank you for all the great tips graciously provided weekly.
Hey David, just stumbled across you from some GuitarCon videos. Been watching a few of your videos and really enjoy the topics and presentation. Great job!
Hey David! Thanks so much for this. Every couple of months, a good friend invites me to a sort of free-form improv session with 5-10 other musicians (guitars, brass, piano, percussion). Sort of, because everybody practices some jazz/brasilian standards, whose harmonic structure is a bit intimidating. I usually come in there unprepared and can usually contribute to my satisfaction using similar techniques to what you're describing here, but it somehow feels unsatisfying. There is one of these jams coming up, and I was tempted to opt out, but you just convinced me to go. I find that jumping in and figuring out melodic lines to complement what is going on to be what "playing music" means to me. Sorry about being wordy, but thanks for giving me courage! ;-)
Just started watching your vids last weekend...I have been playing for quite a few years and never understood the modes much know the scales but never really applied them to anything adding them over Blues etc...knew I could use notes not taught in the blues scale etc.. because of you I understand more and my playing and Ideas are more fresh...Keep on talking you are making it easier rather than the other so called teachers on the net who I think dont want you to know cause of all the hard knox they put in...
Also, I like that your ideas don't involve too much technical "shredding" but you actually get into *music* I can't abide all that shred-head nonsense.
Hey david! I notice a lot that great soloist play solos very horizontally really maximizing their note/tone ratio, having 2 octave in 1 vertical sweep makes me very stuck and close minded on the tone of notes that you could get from different strings on different part of the fret board. Instead of playing notes with 1 box to much, how to you learn to play more horizontally more often? To really get the best tones for each kind of pitch, is there any particular way to approach it that you recommend? thank you so much!
On another note (haha), I think that people tend to forget the "you" in TH-cam is not the viewer, but the content creator... If anyone doesn't like the style or content on a channel I'm not sure why they have to bother with saying do this, don't do that, OMFG I'mma unsub REEEEE! Just click off and go find something you enjoy. There are literally thousands of channels and millions (if not billions by now) of videos to choose from. As a learner, I appreciate in depth explanations like this. If you don't like a good lecture, there are plenty of dancing cats out there! ^_-
Angel with the Phonebox I agree. On a side note, there's a difference between negative feedback and constructive criticism. Some people are simply assholes , yet there are others who view brilliance in a channel and simply want to give tips on how to make the channel even better than it is. No matter how experienced someone may be, like David here, it is never too late to gain experience via another person's perspective.
thatguy - For sure. I don't believe I've ever seen any actual constructive criticism on TH-cam though, lol. It's pretty much "you suck," "you're gay," or, like here, "you talk too much." But that's a subjective opinion, not a critique.
I love your comment! Complainers with low self-esteem don't bother to think about what "TH-cam" means because the logical part of their brain has been disabled. They are operating from their emotional child brain, endlessly on alert for stuff they can bitch about so that they can feel superior. And they do the same sh*t when they aren't on TH-cam. ;) 204 thumbs up and 3 down, for the record! Can you imagine a student telling his instructor, "Hey, man, you talk way too much" during a complimentary free lesson?!
Du super contenu comme à chaque fois, c'est vrai que tu parles beaucoup mais ce n'est que de l'utile je vois pas quel gain certains en retire de le notifier. En tout cas je suis nouveau sur ta chaine, chaque vidéo est un pur régale c'est exactement ce dont j'avais besoin, merci beaucoup pour toutes ces pistes de travail que tu nous donnes, tu m'aides énormément. Gros thumb up de France (cool)(rock)
Technically I can't understand what's going on, but I can hear and imagine what you're talking about Dave. If you know all of your modal scales, I'm guessing it makes it easy! LOL!
Excellent lesson David. BTW, it's a "go to" thing you default to, and a "to go" thing when ordering take out. LOL Ouiap, la langue anglaise, c'est pas facile hein?
I bought a orange start because of seeing you playing that orange guitar and thought it's cool but when i brought that guitar to my friends house to jam together they heavily commented about how ridiculous i was to buy that guitar so did you ever get any of that comment about that guitar or is it just my friends wierd taste of colour?
Man, people will always have an opinion. I would not worry about it. The main thing is that you thought it was cool. Stick to that! You're the one who will spend hours and hours with it. I say don't worry about it. Orange is awesome! :)
I never noticed that you talk a lot until you mentioned that you talk a lot and then I thought about AND yes-you do talk a lot. But it fits the lesson, so no problem
This guy has some seriously good shit to teach. If you're at a semi advanced stage in your playing and need to bridge the gaps that stop you advancing to the next level of musicianship then this guy is doing just that He talks a lot because the players that he actually is targeting are trying to improve their knowledge of the fretboard and are applying his lessons practically rather than trying learn every metallica solo note for note or maybe shred some Guthrie or whatever. The point is, if his talking seems like it's getting to you then you're either not at the level that this video requires from you, or your reasons for playing guitar along with your goals are just different....which is cool.....watch something else.
Hi David I like your video lessons. But I don't care for the music that you play over. I find it very difficult to play with that style of music. Can you use when I call normal music that all the others use instead of the style you use.
Click Bait tags only suck when its on something you wouldn't otherwise be watching anyway. Who wouldn't want to watch Wally hook it up, with another enlightening tool to make you sound less mediocre? This cat is giving the secret about how to add color, to a blank canvas using your instrument of choice, and guyz is cryin about what he typed in for the fucking title. I don't care how long Wally the Wigger (you know he siphoned his six string skills from Gangsta Rap, right?) spends coming up with the title as long he spent time on what I'm actually here for. And he did again, w/ the added benefit of comic relief, provided by the trendy, yet prematurely passé: Click Bait Hate / that I can't wait/ to watch anyway. bout to turn that into some phraseology.
The only problem with your talking, is... somehow, why, for some reason, which is strange. You've lost your french accent, it's not so pronounced. Nothing wrong with your talking, it's within the contents of the subject. Keep em talking.
He was chewing his fucking pick, dude. Stop having all sorts of prerequisites for what you accept from people. Especially stop being sensitive to things that aren't in any way more than VERY MINOR irritations.
You may talk a lot but it's on point, my teacher talks a lot about the glory days to the point where I'm like "please shut up and teach". Keep up what you are doing.
Yes, you talk a lot. But those that complain about it aren't listening. You're providing valuable information, not an instant answer that can be provided in 5 minutes or less. Keep doing what you do mate.
Talk the talk bro, those that don't appreciate it can take a walk. Thanks for the awesome tutorials. I'm new to playing, 3 months now but at 40+ I'm happy to listen to someone who is thorough and takes the time to teach not just do acrobatics on a fret board. Thanks again
Very interesting thing just happened for me after I watched this video. Being mainly a blues player, I have never really tried to solo with the major or minor scales. I play with the pentatonics a lot. I knew I needed to work on it, even though it's just two extra notes. It's been a gap in my playing. So, I popped open a jam track that I got from David in C major. Finally, the work I have done to memorize the 5 patterns of the major scale suddenly locked together and I was able to play across the whole board. It's all coming together. This video made a spark for me. Thanks!
+Chris Hamm Awesome man!
Talking or playing, you are always inspiring and informative. Thanks for all the videos and other resources you provide.
Thank you Chris!
You are the best internet guitar teacher I have encountered. Always so clear and precise in your explanations. Thanks.
Kevin
+Kevin O'Rourke Thank you so much Kevin!
Hi David, I originally began following you because you played a Parker Nitefly very similar to mine (I have a white pick guard). I noticed your concern over how much you were talking. You weren't talking you were teaching and I was learning. Thank you! If folks want to watch somebody play guitar, watch one of the fine concerts. I don't want to lose your valuable instruction. Thanks.
+Brett Steele Thank you so much!!
Listening is learning. Comes with maturity! Great stuff bro!
Hi Dave
You just keep talkin.. Because i for one ,am listening. All of what you ad to what is physically played needs to be said and is in context .its not waffle .You clearly know what your talkin about and theres a big difference. Thank you for original insight. your very professional and funny too . Keeps me glued to your channel. Big thanks from England
Thanks Nick!!
Please keep making videos! Your teaching style is the first to actually resonate with my understanding. I appreciate your use of analogies to make the points clearer. You're an inspiration!
Thank you!
I concur .... thanks i learned alot . and the talking is definitely ok ... you help paint the picture by describing the process ... well done man .
I don't mind all the talking, as long as your saying something, and you always are. I like your intellectual approach to teaching. to convey all that knowledge you have to talk it through. I can dig it. Keep up the great work.
Thanks again David - I don´t think you talk a lot I think you explain a lot and therefore I am really thankful. Your way of teaching is exiting, personal and 100% fun.
Agreed. Keep talking. You're doing great and we appreciate you.
Hey David, don't know if you will be reading this, but thank you. Thank you for making me able to use my instrument to tell my own story. I used to be the type of player who thought playing a thousand notes a second was the mastery of the guitar. But then I realized there is a human side to it. I don't know when I stumbled into this beautiful channel of yours, but some of your videos have helped me define those emotions on guitar. The world is full of judgmental critics, but I don't see them teaching me guitar the way you do. Don't know what you get from TH-cam, but please keep the good stuff coming for our sake. Cheers and all the best!
Thank you so much man, that really means a lot!
I like your teaching style....Bro, I LOVE it....a new world just opened!!!..Thx
+Anton Db Thank you!
Fantastic! A great way to bring theory to life instead of just talking about intervals. Another great video.
Just discovered your channel! Great lessons! Please do more on interval based playing!
Awesome as always. You really have helped me get better. Thank You.
Thanks for the insight, approach, and thought process. Great work.
Well explained David .......... Great stuff
Perhaps I'm just at the stage in my guitar path where these lessons fit perfectly; but the content is spot on. Breaking into modal playing and adding more flair to my current stylistics is really improving my soloing. Maybe something about phrasing? If not already created. Thanks and keep up the rambling David!
You're so amazing. The way you teach is genius.
Great teaching David!
You may talk a lot but it's on point, my teacher talks a lot about the glory days to the point where I'm like "please shut up and teach". Keep up what you are doing.
This was a great video that really helped me fully understand what you've been talking about the past few videos. Please keep up the good work.
David Walliman: Thank you once again for the continued educational music theory instructions which are indeed priceless. I appreciate the methodology within your teaching ethics with the practical and simplistic display of the modal and scale intervals in their relationship to each other and chord characteristics. Thumbs Up.
+Modal Dexterity Thanks Phil :)
8:27 I personally like when you talk a lot and explain how you come to understand things, then connect them together. That makes me understand better! Don't stop talking, David:p
David, Just to say, keep up the good work. Awesome job. And thank you.
+The666Pickle thank you!
You're one of my inspiration but you guided me the best
I love all your lessons you have been so helpful in helping me find my own voice and you have a way of getting the info to click with me. Thanks a lot. And o ya , I love all your talking keep it up. Haters gonna hate!!
Amazing mate. Truly outstanding video. I learn so much from you david - thank you so much.
Let me try to draw a parallel here: some guy is hungry but has no money to buy food. He finds a location where he can get good nutritional home-cooked pasta free of charge and instead of being grateful, he bitches about the sauce which might not be to his liking, the way the food is served, or the fact grated cheese wasn't provided? Wow... Human nature sucks.
Mr. Wallimann, your videos are always relevant and helpful. And I am willing to bet the great majority of us does not mind the talking; personally, I enjoy it because I am trying to learn something. I want to know what/how you think. When I just want to listen to someone playing I watch a show or stick to my iPod.
Now, the absurdly patient and classy ways in which you handle unfair criticism only adds to the appreciation I have for you and the fantastic work you do. Had it been me, I'd have just told the fellow "If you do not like the way I create my videos, then 'au revoir et bonne chance', take your bitching elsewhere".
Thank you for all the great tips graciously provided weekly.
Thank you so much man!! Your support means a lot. :)
Love the talking David - great to understand your process in getting to the outcome. Thank you 🙏🏻
Cool video man! Keep it coming!
Hey David, just stumbled across you from some GuitarCon videos. Been watching a few of your videos and really enjoy the topics and presentation. Great job!
Hey David! Thanks so much for this. Every couple of months, a good friend invites me to a sort of free-form improv session with 5-10 other musicians (guitars, brass, piano, percussion). Sort of, because everybody practices some jazz/brasilian standards, whose harmonic structure is a bit intimidating. I usually come in there unprepared and can usually contribute to my satisfaction using similar techniques to what you're describing here, but it somehow feels unsatisfying. There is one of these jams coming up, and I was tempted to opt out, but you just convinced me to go. I find that jumping in and figuring out melodic lines to complement what is going on to be what "playing music" means to me. Sorry about being wordy, but thanks for giving me courage! ;-)
Very great lesson thank you :)
Awesome sounding guitar! What is it?
Awesome lesson as always + guitar faces, haha...
excellent lesson
David, you're awesome, I've learned so much from you \m/
Excellent Video Dave... really put it together for me. BTW... don't change a thing...No one does TH-cam like you do :)
Just started watching your vids last weekend...I have been playing for quite a few years and never understood the modes much know the scales but never really applied them to anything adding them over Blues etc...knew I could use notes not taught in the blues scale etc.. because of you I understand more and my playing and Ideas are more fresh...Keep on talking you are making it easier rather than the other so called teachers on the net who I think dont want you to know cause of all the hard knox they put in...
Your strings sound really nice. Sparkly brand-new
Also, I like that your ideas don't involve too much technical "shredding" but you actually get into *music*
I can't abide all that shred-head nonsense.
great lesson. thank you :)
Hey david! I notice a lot that great soloist play solos very horizontally really maximizing their note/tone ratio, having 2 octave in 1 vertical sweep makes me very stuck and close minded on the tone of notes that you could get from different strings on different part of the fret board. Instead of playing notes with 1 box to much, how to you learn to play more horizontally more often? To really get the best tones for each kind of pitch, is there any particular way to approach it that you recommend? thank you so much!
On another note (haha), I think that people tend to forget the "you" in TH-cam is not the viewer, but the content creator... If anyone doesn't like the style or content on a channel I'm not sure why they have to bother with saying do this, don't do that, OMFG I'mma unsub REEEEE! Just click off and go find something you enjoy. There are literally thousands of channels and millions (if not billions by now) of videos to choose from. As a learner, I appreciate in depth explanations like this. If you don't like a good lecture, there are plenty of dancing cats out there! ^_-
+Angel with the Phonebox Thank you!!
And thank you! ^_^
Angel with the Phonebox I agree. On a side note, there's a difference between negative feedback and constructive criticism. Some people are simply assholes , yet there are others who view brilliance in a channel and simply want to give tips on how to make the channel even better than it is. No matter how experienced someone may be, like David here, it is never too late to gain experience via another person's perspective.
thatguy - For sure. I don't believe I've ever seen any actual constructive criticism on TH-cam though, lol. It's pretty much "you suck," "you're gay," or, like here, "you talk too much." But that's a subjective opinion, not a critique.
I love your comment!
Complainers with low self-esteem don't bother to think about what "TH-cam" means because the logical part of their brain has been disabled.
They are operating from their emotional child brain, endlessly on alert for stuff they can bitch about so that they can feel superior.
And they do the same sh*t when they aren't on TH-cam. ;)
204 thumbs up and 3 down, for the record!
Can you imagine a student telling his instructor, "Hey, man, you talk way too much" during a complimentary free lesson?!
Du super contenu comme à chaque fois, c'est vrai que tu parles beaucoup mais ce n'est que de l'utile je vois pas quel gain certains en retire de le notifier. En tout cas je suis nouveau sur ta chaine, chaque vidéo est un pur régale c'est exactement ce dont j'avais besoin, merci beaucoup pour toutes ces pistes de travail que tu nous donnes, tu m'aides énormément. Gros thumb up de France (cool)(rock)
Merci beaucoup!!!
Thank for this video.
Merci :) J'apprécie énormément!!!!!
Merci!
that´s the same way i think ......... =) bless from Cancun..
Sir i wanna get serious abt guitar could u plz teach me some basics abt lead guitar
Are you playing thru the Fractal here, David? Thanks!
+Russ Wilson Yes I am. That's all I've been using in the videos.
God -It seems to do the "edge of breakup" thing really well. I gotta have one...
Thank you.
Technically I can't understand what's going on, but I can hear and imagine what you're talking about Dave. If you know all of your modal scales, I'm guessing it makes it easy! LOL!
That lick on 5: 36, can i use it?
Let me check with my lawyer. ;)
I guess that means yes?😂
Excellent lesson David. BTW, it's a "go to" thing you default to, and a "to go" thing when ordering take out. LOL Ouiap, la langue anglaise, c'est pas facile hein?
+Jeff Bishop Merci! Haha! Ouais, effectivement! :)
Doc, no need for apologies my brotha, talk away!
I bought a orange start because of seeing you playing that orange guitar and thought it's cool but when i brought that guitar to my friends house to jam together they heavily commented about how ridiculous i was to buy that guitar so did you ever get any of that comment about that guitar or is it just my friends wierd taste of colour?
Man, people will always have an opinion. I would not worry about it.
The main thing is that you thought it was cool. Stick to that! You're the one who will spend hours and hours with it. I say don't worry about it. Orange is awesome! :)
Radius my favorite ibanez color is roadster Orange metallic haters will hate orange is awesome
David Wallimann thank you love all of your vid!
Dominic Santino great! lets make orange stand out more!!
I personally love orange
Please don't stop talking stop talking that's where the information is thanks a lot keep them coming
you talk a lot, but you always say interesting things!!
plus, i broke my righ wrist.. no playin for at least 2 weeks, i can concentrate on theory!!
Dat thumbnail LOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!
that's groovy
I never noticed that you talk a lot until you mentioned that you talk a lot and then I thought about AND yes-you do talk a lot. But it fits the lesson, so no problem
I find your words kind and wise, and fun! So yeah, fuck the haters
Wait were you in a game called head bangers
I dont mind the talking ....learning is patience,patience is a virtue
This guy has some seriously good shit to teach. If you're at a semi advanced stage in your playing and need to bridge the gaps that stop you advancing to the next level of musicianship then this guy is doing just that
He talks a lot because the players that he actually is targeting are trying to improve their knowledge of the fretboard and are applying his lessons practically rather than trying learn every metallica solo note for note or maybe shred some Guthrie or whatever. The point is, if his talking seems like it's getting to you then you're either not at the level that this video requires from you, or your reasons for playing guitar along with your goals are just different....which is cool.....watch something else.
+Amber Gigg Wow Amber, no one ever put it that way. You are so right, you totally got what I am trying to do here. Thank you!!!
If you don't talk, then how are you going to teach us stuff? Carry on being brilliant at what you do on the channel. Thanks!
Helping guitar players find his voice..
I start by playing a note
7ven strings guitar class plis, not necessary metal
Hi David I like your video lessons. But I don't care for the music that you play over. I find it very difficult to play with that style of music. Can you use when I call normal music that all the others use instead of the style you use.
Thank you! I'm not sure what "normal music" is though? :D
Lol
How to make a rock song step by step video please
A full 3 minute rock song please
where is the last video clickbait guy?
Every video is a clickbait one.
Yes more clickbait videos like TOP TEN STRING SNIPPERS 2018 plz
+adramelk44 coming up! :)
You talk a lot....Thanks. Great lesson. I want to learn how to think more like that.
I WANT MORE CLICKBAIT!
Ditto. ;-)
One day I'll make a video showing how much he's taught me... Sadly not too soon coming.
Nothing wrong with talking.
Click Bait tags only suck when its on something you wouldn't otherwise be watching anyway. Who wouldn't want to watch Wally hook it up, with another enlightening tool to make you sound less mediocre? This cat is giving the secret about how to add color, to a blank canvas using your instrument of choice, and guyz is cryin about what he typed in for the fucking title. I don't care how long Wally the Wigger (you know he siphoned his six string skills from Gangsta Rap, right?) spends coming up with the title as long he spent time on what I'm actually here for. And he did again, w/ the added benefit of comic relief, provided by the trendy, yet prematurely passé: Click Bait Hate / that I can't wait/ to watch anyway. bout to turn that into some phraseology.
This video is Pick Bait. It made me watch it and start playing my guitar! I will be unsubbing. NOT COOL!
The only problem with your talking, is... somehow, why, for some reason, which is strange. You've lost your french accent, it's not so pronounced. Nothing wrong with your talking, it's within the contents of the subject. Keep em talking.
couldnt go on watching beacause of that bubble gum swallowing :(
+Christian Pucciarelli Yeah, looking back on it it is indeed annoying!
yep,but im also a bit misohponic lol. well ill watch another of your video nvm ;)
+Christian Pucciarelli All good man! :)
Lose the gum it's disgusting
I trust you'll get over it ;)
chewing when talking to an audience, I find that extremely irritating and rude. So I'm complaining and switching off.
Complaint successfully received and filed in proper folder. ;)
He was chewing his fucking pick, dude. Stop having all sorts of prerequisites for what you accept from people. Especially stop being sensitive to things that aren't in any way more than VERY MINOR irritations.
4 minutes of BS......
You may talk a lot but it's on point, my teacher talks a lot about the glory days to the point where I'm like "please shut up and teach". Keep up what you are doing.