I'm from Denmark, never seen a wire nut.

Wire nuts are virtually unknown in Europe, we mainly used the screw terminals historically but last few decades Wagos are taking over, especially in the DIY segment in Northern Europe.

Wago 221s for life.

I grew up under the cold war. Nope, nowhere near that. Living in Denmark, a strategic location for blockading the Baltic sea, we would have been nuked and that would have been that. Every news (and there weren't that many back then) we with war in the middle east etc.

Depends! A few days ago I watched 25 minutes of how to make a traditional Japanese boot (I have plans to make boots!). Same day I skipped around in a tutorial video on how to use a specific tool because it was too long at 4 minutes.

For a "fixing stuff" channel, I would like things like "this is before, this is after", so I know I'm watching the right thing. Challenge yourself on how to do things extremely fast, if you want to show how to fix a zipper (that is a thing?), show the start of steps normal speed, then sped up/cut away, then end of step. No music for me, it can drown out instructions. And timestamps!

I swear by Hanwag from Germany, awesome quality, no idea about the availability in the US though.

https://www.sanitaclogs.com/ like this, crocs are just a copy of these. They are worn by farmers and nurses all the time.

What I don't get is the whole using outdoor shoes inside...

How about clogs? That or wellies is the standard footwear for farmers in Denmark.

Didn't blundstone move to China and quality took a nosedive? Think redback from Australia is the new "king".

I personally swear by Hanwag boots from Germany.