http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/new-york-london-flight-record-smashed-by-low-cost-airline-norwegian-air-1655795

wow 202 mph tailwind

reached 776 mph groundspeed

in a 787

somehow that's still only mach .85 and not 1.0 to go supersonic

but geeze

Depends on the IAS. Wouldn't have gotten high enough cause it's riding on the tailwind.

IAS was .85

in either case 200+ tailwind is crazy

Yeah, too bad the 787 isn't rated for Mach

Breaking sound barrier requires more speed at lower pressures

Then again a 787 is about .02Mach faster than a BA 777 which held the original record.

@i509VCB Mach is relative to the pressure surrounding you, though. The 787 is faster, but it flies at a higher altitude, ergo its typical speed as measured in Mach is lower

I have the option to add 4 sponsors per month. So basically sundays would be videos that are advertorial, half news, half product demo, then the next three videos would have a preroll for that company.

what do ya'll think

worth it?

as long as it doesnt impact the quality of the videos, why not?

itll turn sundays video into an advertorial

I mean, most people dont do videos everyday anyway

but instead of a google ad in the beginning its just me giving a shoutout

like ive been doing

and thurs-sat would have no sponsor

As long as the quality increases it's all good

You the expert on this. From what you see currently, how sustainable is this?

it means i can get an office and hire people

you should monitor the views if you do it that way before you plan with the money

i see no negative impact

or should say

minor

Going the dailywire and rubin report route?

but its mixed with many people excited and a few people upset

i want to hire investigators

thing is, if you have the advertorials on a schedule people might skip those

I'd personally be fine with it if the advertising was limited to a minor section.

Actually no idea, but dailywire has them doing those adverts.

Helps that they do it live as well.

I.E. a moment of 'this video is sponsored by X' before the video, but no more than that.

Yeah I don't mind the ads, having a small team would certainly offset that

the deal would be one advertorial per week

and small plugs in the beginning of three videos

if you treat them like ads on the radio and some online pod casts, like the daily wire, then i don't think its that big a problem. its just getting the ads right from the source rather than praying to all mighty google for some crumbs