The Unpleasant Truth

CA couple months ago, I started a YouTube channel.

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HopingI hope I can make some extra incomes.

As a result, no one watches my channel.

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That waIt is fine because I know the content that I created was really below standard.

So, I stopped posting videos.

But last week, I posted a 15 -seconds video about my second -hand bicycle.

In this video, I didn’t add music, or a description or anything.

Up toRight now, it has gotten more than 1.5k people watched and gotviews and 10 likes!

So, I immediately takeook a video about my other second -hand bicycle.

Up to day iuntil now, it has gotten 900 viewers watcheds.

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CA couple months ago, I start a YouTube channel.¶
(or) a couple of months ago,

Hoping canto make some extra incomes.

As resultUnfortunately, no one watched my channel.

So, I stop posting videos.

But last week I posted a 15 -seconds video about my second -hand bicycle.

If a word functions as an adjective, it doesn't have a plural form in English:
Example: a 10-story building, a 43-year-old man, a 6-year-old child, a 10-foot-ladder, a 4-mile walk, a 10-ton truck

If the word functions as a noun, it has a plural form:
The building is 10 stories high
The man is 43 years old.
The child is 6 years old.
The ladder is 10 feet high.
My walk today was 4 miles.
The truck weighs 10 tons.

Up to now it has gotten more than 1.5k people watched and gotviews and 10 likes!

So, I immediately takmade a video about my other second -hand bicycle.¶
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Up to today it's gotten 900 viewers watcheds.