I actually started to want to go back to the clack'y lights because my quiet ones dont always make a closed circuit now that theyre older. I have to push them all the way up. Thinking about going back ....to tha clack!! 😆
1:26 You did NOT got through all that logic about a hot circuit, and then leave the breaker on?! The room dimmed when you flipped the switch at 1:26 , right??!!! I'd say keep your day job but, no, I would become a full time comedian right now :)
Good observation, normally you should turn off the breaker to turn off the power but I didn't feel like trying to figure out which breaker it was so I just did it hot. Only one leg of the power runs through there and normally it's the ground or neutral so you shouldn't get shocked by it you'd have to touch the ground and then touch the hot at the same time so it was pretty safe but if depending on how they wired it let's say that was the hot and you touch that and then somehow touched the ground it could shock you I don't think it would hurt you that bad but yeah it's just shorting the wire making it open circuit and then when you flip that switch it just closes a circuit and shorts those two wires together
@@JohnDaniels Just jesting with ye, oh master handyman, product reviewer and educator :) And hey, it's only 120; real gangsters can handle that with their tongue I bet!
@@JohnDaniels And you "covered yourself" in advising to cut off the breaker, for those viewers that might be inclined to lay the metal shaft of a screwdriver across contacts 😲
I actually started to want to go back to the clack'y lights because my quiet ones dont always make a closed circuit now that theyre older. I have to push them all the way up. Thinking about going back ....to tha clack!! 😆
LoL 🤣, full circle
1:26 You did NOT got through all that logic about a hot circuit, and then leave the breaker on?! The room dimmed when you flipped the switch at 1:26 , right??!!!
I'd say keep your day job but, no, I would become a full time comedian right now :)
Good observation, normally you should turn off the breaker to turn off the power but I didn't feel like trying to figure out which breaker it was so I just did it hot. Only one leg of the power runs through there and normally it's the ground or neutral so you shouldn't get shocked by it you'd have to touch the ground and then touch the hot at the same time so it was pretty safe but if depending on how they wired it let's say that was the hot and you touch that and then somehow touched the ground it could shock you I don't think it would hurt you that bad but yeah it's just shorting the wire making it open circuit and then when you flip that switch it just closes a circuit and shorts those two wires together
@@JohnDaniels Just jesting with ye, oh master handyman, product reviewer and educator :) And hey, it's only 120; real gangsters can handle that with their tongue I bet!
@@JohnDaniels And you "covered yourself" in advising to cut off the breaker, for those viewers that might be inclined to lay the metal shaft of a screwdriver across contacts 😲
@@Bill_Woo 😆😆😆😆😆👍🏻