Valid crashout

@rory.ridgers

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Why it worked

The video offers a practical and easily implementable tip that solves a common annoyance for users of messaging apps, making it highly shareable and relatable.

Summary

The creator explains a more efficient way to share your email address when asked on messaging platforms. Instead of typing it out in a full message, they suggest sending it as a separate, standalone message for easier copying and pasting.

Structure

1Introduction to the problem
2Demonstration of the inefficient method
3Explanation of the better method
4Reasoning behind the better method
5Conclusion

Product placement

Instagram: it ACTS - it is used to send messages, and removing it would change what happens in the video. WhatsApp: it ACTS - it is used to send messages, and removing it would change what happens in the video. Gmail: it ACTS - it is used to send emails, and removing it would change what happens in the video. Calendar: it ACTS - it is used to schedule events, and removing it would change what happens in the video.

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Transcript

By the way, when someone asks for your email on a messaging platform like Instagram or WhatsApp or something, send it as a separate fucking sending message. Stop sending a message saying, here you go bro, typing your email and then typing it out in that fucking message. The only reason anyone would be asking for your email is so they can copy and paste it into like Gmail or calendar. You send it inside of a message, I can't fucking hold it. It. The entire message and delete all the bullshit before. Or manually type out your email. Just say, here you go bro, here's my email and then underneath send the email or just send the email. They only want to copy and paste it. They don't ask for your email just so I could look at it. Or just send the email underneath. They only want to copy and paste it. They don't ask for your email just so I could look at it.