Well, I'm making the thing now!
Uhhhh ... came up with it myself.
There are not many things in the world I find less
interesting than talking about what is art and what isn't.
Do you like a thing? - Good.
Do you not like a thing? - Also fine.
Calling something art doesn't make it more or less important.
It's just a label, helping to classify things.
The channel is eductional, though, I hope.
I dunno, it weirds me out a bit myself to know
that people would rather learn about Yakuza than potatoes.
Let me just say, you are not alone.
I don't know what it is about these four syllables that makes them so mix-up-able
but it seems that my greatest legacy is having a name that's way to easy to get wrong.
Thanks, first and foremost, to my generous Patrons,
I can keep making the videos I find most interesting in the time a good video requires.
I am no longer dependent on sponsorships or a big push from the algorithm,
and I am incredibly thankful for that.
It's all me,
but Writing Me is very much separate from Voicover Me,
so it's kind of a group effort.
I have a list.
Anytime I come across something interesting for a video, I put it on that list.
There are about 100 items on the list at the moment,
so don't expect me to run out of ideas soon.
I'm gonna have to fess up here.
I'm not really an expert on the many different types of potatoes.
I eat the ones I buy at the store and I enjoy them a great deal.
I would, however, be extremely interested in trying all kinds of different types,
especially the many old, South American ones.
Chuños would be awesome to try too.
To examine the quality of polyurethane-foam panels,
registered trademarks of which include KAPAfix and KAPAline,
one needs to gently tap them and listen for the way the soundwaves permeate through the material.
Hence, "Tap a Kapa".
It definitely is a looker.
Very impractical for a flag, though.
Remove the carpet strip, and scale up the moon and stars and you have a top-notch flag.
Green.
Peru.
They pour goshdarn cola into their beer.
Until someone bigger than you pops you on the head with a stick.
Because *I* wear glasses.