Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Homemaker's Shika Podcast.

We're still in the few days before Christmas.

Together.

Is everyone hanging in there okay?

Angela's not.

I'll just call her out right now.

Angel's had a hard day.

But we're here. Rescuing the art. Wait, rescuing.

Yes. Rescuing the art of homemaking from the daily grind.

How is your daily grind, Angela? It's not. So, well, at this point, it's up. Okay if you if you watched my christmas uh farmhouse tour

which is my biggest most popular popular video of the year i want you to know that i care about you

so much that i had to redo the entire thing because i deleted it off my computer after it was done

and if you don't know it redo the entire thing because I deleted it off my computer after it was done.

And if you don't know, editing and editing, it can be like anywhere from like 15 seconds to a minute of time spent per minute that you view, you know, depending how nitty gritty.

No, that's, you know, depending how nitty-gritty, each clip, you know, right?

A minute per minute you watch? A minute of editing. If it's a dozy, like if it's a real,

like not these days, you get faster, but. I would say it takes to about six hour, five,

four to six hours to edit a standard YouTube video for us by the time it's all set and done.

Okay, so I totally misspoke because it takes me this one, something like this one was like 25 minutes.

So that's a good.

It took longer the first time.

Right. Maybe 10 hours the first time because it's a tour and I'm stabilizing every shaky.

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