He ' s plat I believe . edit He ' s 18 <| sep |> One of them . <| sep |> wlshortvideo You know , it may actually be an artefact of the reversing . Maybe there ' s a slight jitter near the end that gets resolved a half a second later in the show , but in the looped gif it ' s played twice quickly instead . I ' m not sure which episode this is from . The one where she becomes a wonderbolt maybe ? <| sep |> Canes and crops tend to be on the quieter side . <| sep |>$ 1 . 25 beers and I ' m coming back every half inning for more . <| sep |> What maintenance are you referring to that supposedly takes hours ? Software issues are more often than not caused by the user , and hardware doesn ' t need any maintenance . You ' re not touching up the microsolder on your mainboard or replacing thermal compound every 3 months . The latter you might have to do after many years , but it ' s incredibly simple and you ' ll probably be replacing your CPU entirely before changing thermal compound on your old one . The only maintenance you ' ll ever have to perform is software related , and you use software to maintain your software i . e . antivirus , CCleaner , etc . You ' re not going to have many software problems if you don ' t do silly things like download bloatware that ' s poorly disguised as a super sweet browser toolbar . Hardware will never need repairing , only replacing , and replacing components couldn ' t be easier . It literally involves inserting things into slots with the correct orientation . YouTube can teach children how to do this . As long as you ' re grounded and don ' t force things into sockets , you ' ll be just fine . I often find that the difference between Mac and PC users is knowledge of their machine . The people that say Macs are more user friendly are really just saying they aren ' t willing to learn anything beyond plug ' n ' play . We ' re talking about machines that can cost thousands of dollars . Why anyone wouldn ' t take a little time to learn about the nuances of such an investment is beyond me . Windows PCs total freedomMacs expensive simplicity