Honestly, I feel like your video probably just hit the right combo of watch time and engagement early on. The algorithm isn't that random, it just reacts to what people do.

Seriously, it's all about clicks. They need you scared so you keep watching. Whole system is broken, lol.

Sticking with the default tool is a common habit. Like using a big kitchen knife for everything until you try a serrated one for bread. Or driving an automatic but shifting manually on hills for better control. Seeing someone else do it well often pushes us to try the specialized tool. It's about finding the right tool for the job, even if it means changing routines.

I read a local paper piece last year about farrier schools closing. Enrollment dropped by half in ten years. That wedding question is a symptom, not just chat. You can explain your job, but when the basics are a mystery, it gets old. It's funny in a sad way, like watching a skill become trivia. Losing that common knowledge means we're forgetting how things actually work.

Sounds like you need a lot more practice first.