Straight under the skin. Straight, I say!

1. If you want to borrow MY crayons, then yes, I AM the boss of you. How is that even in question? They're my crayons, so I set the rules. You will not bear down, or I will withdraw my generosity. At the very least. Don't like it? Don't make requests.

2. Do not smash a toilet in a dog's face, just to get attention. The dog could have been blinded or otherwise injured, inconsiderate clumsy fool.

3. Refrain from using a sensationalist iPhone smear/repair video as a soapbox to promote sexist notions. Twice.

4. Don't expect a company to support cases of user error. Especially huge companies. It's just not possible. Devote energy to precaution and research rather than blame-shifting.
(Disclosure: Samsung user)

"As for now, we can still admire its beauty and study its many mysteries... [WITH DEAD BODIES AT THE BOTTOM]"

I enjoyed the video, I just wish the narrator would STFU for a bit and let me actually listen. Especially since he's specifically asking me to listen... and then talking over the content.

I like what it did cover, and how it did it, but was a little let-down that it didn't touch on the other side of wave-particle duality, the photoelectric effect.