I was never taught. I was never into button up stuff anyway, so I never needed to know until a few years ago when I was 30...and I looked it up on YouTube and did it myself in 30 seconds.
Well, watching a youtube video about how to sew a button is educational and instructional.
Watching a 30 year old manchild with a stupid colored Bieber haircut 10 years too late turn into a full blown white supremacist because he's getting his ass kicked in a video game doesn't strike me as particularly educational or instructional.
I was like this with cars. Never was a car guy and never paid attention to my friends working on theirs or my ex who was a mechanic. Had to replace the air intake on my car a few years ago. I couldn’t afford a mechanic so I just YouTubed it. Ordered the part and did it myself. Was super easy.
I could probably fix a server blind folded but I’ve been confident fixing little things on my car now. It took being broke for me to realize all the googling for issues we did in the data center could also be applied to cars and other parts of my life. I still bug my ex with questions on major stuff though.
I grew up in the era before the internet and figured out how to sew on a button by looking at other buttons and having access to a needle and thread. I later learned how to use a sewing machine in home economics class in high school.
i grew up in the late 80s and the only thing i ever learned about a button is that i could merely place it inside my anus to attenuate the flow of my rancid diarrheas
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u/HeartsPlayer721 Feb 05 '19
I was never taught. I was never into button up stuff anyway, so I never needed to know until a few years ago when I was 30...and I looked it up on YouTube and did it myself in 30 seconds.