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Another YouTuber bites the dust

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Last time I watched her she was happily married to a Thai man. Now begging on gofundme.

What happened?

Aside from Patty Doyle and Walk Around Wayne, most YouTubers in Thailand earn a pittance.

Hence the Go Fund Me.

Sh!t happens.

I was 27/28 yo, same week, lost wife (by choice), job, car, apartment, and back with mommy 🤣

Live with your choices, or circumstances you didn't have control over. Learn & move on 😄

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4 minutes ago, Woke to Sounds said:

Aside from Patty Doyle and Walk Around Wayne, most YouTubers in Thailand earn a pittance.

Hence the Go Fund Me.

I think it used to pay well until everyone jumped in on that bandwagon.

Same with every other gig economy where payouts collapse. Grab comes to mind.

28 minutes ago, Celsius said:

I think it used to pay well until everyone jumped in on that bandwagon.

Same with every other gig economy where payouts collapse. Grab comes to mind.

YT is a lot of work, and trying to keep it interesting, if using it for your income. Editing vids can take hours, and good camera gear isn't cheap. Doyle puts a lot of time & effort into his vids, and get paid quite well for it. Not to mention, if doing travel vids, simply the cost of, petrol & hotels.

YT adjusted how they pay out a couple years ago, and YT'ers took a hit on income.

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