19:19Can a shock collar train me to stop cursing?
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A dog's shock collar on a person is daft and looks fun. The curse_database list names the words that set it off, and even heck counts, so almost every slip will hurt. You click to see how often it zaps, and whether it works.
'Can' turns it into a test with an unknown result, and 'train me' borrows dog-training language for a person, which is where the joke starts.
The collar sits at the creator's throat with lightning bolts around it, and showing the list as code says the trigger is real, with the worst words blurred.
When you can test a method from one field on yourself in another, show the tool on you and the rule that sets it off. Let the title ask whether it works, so the result stays open.
Show the tool on you and the rule that triggers it.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.