Welcome to R-slash, and my wrong, where OP's daughter-in-law straight up steals $17,000 from her.

Hey, I want to put this quick disclaimer in front of a couple videos.

Recently, YouTube has been really, really brutal about demonetizing my videos,

specifically my R-slash A-I-T-A videos.

And I'm trying to isolate exactly why that is, and my hunch is that it has to do with the words

that I use in these videos. You know, I tend to say the name of a certain

body part a lot in these videos. So for the time being, I need to like,

dis-neify these videos and cut out any word that can be even remotely upsetting.

So instead of saying, you know, 3 out of 5 body part scores, I'm going to say 3 out of 5

on the wrong scale or like R-slash, am I wrong for this? Just because I've got to figure out

what exactly is causing the demonetization. Hopefully I can figure it out and things will

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Will I be wrong for suing my daughter-in-law? To be clear, my son and daughter-in-law aren't

married. I'm just calling her my daughter-in-law for the sake of storytelling. Our son and our

daughter-in-law, who's 26, have been together for two years and live together. We've always thought

that she's a very nice girl, and she seems to make my son happy, so no problem from us. Our son

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