Name: Crashed My Truck & Do I have a Girlfriend?! - AskJerryRig #4
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Past simple

So, it's been about 5 months since my last Q and A, and I figured it was high time for

So I asked over on Twitter what questions you guys had for me, and here are a couple

A question I got a lot of actually is: What's my daily driver?

I don't think the Galaxy S9 was enough of a change to warrant a full switch of my device.

But I'm a hardware guy, not a software guy, and the Galaxy S8 is working just fine for

Alright so first question is: When are you going to do some mods for your Tacoma?

Um this might be a surprise to some of you but I do have a second channel which I've

I mostly reserve that channel for smaller things.

I don't want it to turn into a full scale production for this channel, but I put a roof

rack on my truck, and at the end of this week I will be getting a lift for my truck.

I'm going to jack it up about 3 inches and put some bigger tires on it.

I'll link my second channel down in the description, it's just ZacksJerryRig...same as all my social

And then I will also be putting a light bar on my truck inbetween the roof racks, but

I'm not sure if I'm going to stick that on the main channel or the second channel.

I've put about 6,000 miles on it and I've had it for about 3 months.

Next question: Where do the phones go after you test them?

I actually have a stack of phones over there in the corner.

I actually keep all of the phones that I do tests on just in case I need to reference

But at the end of their lifespan, you know, after they aren't relevant anymore after a

couple years, I do harvest the parts and use them for other broken phones, or I sell them

Nothing ever gets wasted and nothing ever gets thrown out here on my channel.

Speaking of breaking things: Have you ever broken something, like a leg or an arm?

I've sprained my ankle a couple times jumping off of buildings, but no broken bones.

I have had stitches a lot though, which brings us to our next question: What's your worst

When I was about 8 years old I had a coping saw, it's a little handheld saw that my grandpa

And I was actually...it's the scare you can see on my thumb in the majority of my videos.

I was making flying pencil people out of wood.

I had a little artwork that I drew on the piece of wood and I was using the coping saw

to cut around it, and the saw was so sharp I cut right through my finger.

It was deep enough that I needed stitches, but not deep enough that I was worried about

But yeah, if you've ever wondered why I have that scar in some of my videos, it's because

8 year old me had some projects he was working on.

Next tweet was: Have you ever crashed a car?

Back in high school I was working construction and I pulled an all-nighter with a concrete

pour, that you have to start at night and then finish the huge slab during the day.

And so I drove back home after like 24 hours of no sleep and working hard, and I ended

And the hair you see in the picture is real.

And the damage to the truck is also real.

I've had a few minor dents and things in my vehicles since then, but nothing as serious

Have you ever thought about opening a PO Box?

I've put it in some of the descriptions of my videos.

If you want to send me stuff for review or just send me stuff in general, you can always

I will also have it linked in the About section of my channel.

So if you're watching this video a couple years from now, make sure it's up to date.

I like this question: Do you have an engineering degree or any higher education degree, and

do you consider it as something important?

I did graduate college with a bachelors in business, so I do have that, you know, higher

I always knew that I was going to work for myself after I was done with school.

I've always had that entrepreneurial mindset even as a little kid.

But I was never the biggest fan of school in general, where you had to sit down and

look at the teacher and learn a bunch of fluff stuff in order to get to the more important

And it was super irksome when they would pull up a YouTube video, that I could find for

free on the internet myself, and they would play it in class that I was paying thousands

So I feel like a motivated person can learn the exact same thing for free online and they

don't necessarily need to go to college to get that piece of paper, the degree.

But that piece of paper is incredibly important if you're going to be hired for a job in the

future, so that companies know you actually put in the effort and learned something.

People always point out that, oh, Steve Jobs dropped out of school, or Bill Gates dropped

They didn't graduate from college, but at the same time they already had something in

place making them money before they dropped out.

So if you have a plan and it's successful, then maybe school is not the most important

thing, but until you have something in place that is working, stay in school, graduate,

and get that degree as a good back up plan.

Plus being in school around people in the same degree as you is like the best way to

network, and you can use those connections throughout your entire life.

Networking is almost more important than the actual knowledge you have.

But yeah, I did graduate, and school is good for the most part.

Another question: Why are newer phones getting harder and harder to repair?

And to answer this I would have to say aesthetics for one.

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