Relax, not everything needs a fact check.

Ha, or maybe folks just film the good part?

Same thing happened to me, had a drip under my kitchen sink for weeks and figured I needed a new faucet. Checked the pressure first with one of those little gauges you screw on the hose bib and it was pushing close to 100. Turned the regulator screw a quarter turn at a time til I hit around 60, took maybe ten minutes, and the drip quit by dinner. Those regulators do go bad over time too, so if yours wont hold steady at 60 or keeps creeping back up, just swap the whole thing. They run like 40 to 60 bucks at any hardware store and its a pretty easy job if you got a wrench and some tape.