Driver broadcasting unsafe driving.

I watched it. I didn't see your face. You have no stupid intro or closing graphics. It wasn't about you. I would say this is NOT the self absorbed crap I am talking about. It was a good video.

Only thing I would say on it is at the begining you almost sound like you are apologizing for having to go into Seattle. Don't. It's what you are paid to do. Don't worry about what others (4-wheelers) think.

Overall nice video.

 

So, in other words, they are purposely driving distracted to make money?

 

I get why you said it. Just the tone in your voice I guess made it sound like you were sorry. Nothing wrong with that, but just wanted to point that out.

You are bringing the fine people of Seattle their goods, they ought to be greatful, but invaribly they never are. I would watch more of your videos. Keep up the good work.

 

A few dead people is a small price to pay for getting famous among hundreds of 15 year olds.

 

Wait, did I say that? My opinion, streaming while driving is OK as long as it is not distracting. Like if they want to point the camera forward like a dashcam or point it inward at themselves while driving, both are OK so long as they don't dwell on the camera. Certainly not reading and responding to the audience live feeding questions and comments to the broadcaster. Plenty of youtubers have attached a dashcam to the windshield and talked to it and the next phase was to take the dashcam and put it on the driver's hat and talk to it (the audience). Of course the next phase has appeared and that is live streaming video in real time. So long as they turn on the stream before they start driving and then don't reach or touch the phone or device while driving, I see no difference from the old school dashcam in the windshield.

 

Disagree. Part of their conscious thought will be on that camera.

 

Then they should make it illegal to talk on the phone while driving, even hands free because part of their mind is focusing on the conversation with the people who are not present.