Avoid negative content
We want our videos to be funny and relatable however, there is a fine line of being negative (mean, judgmental etc.) towards the "customer"
This video is a perfect example of being mean to a customer:
One way you can change this video is to change the text above that says
POV: when you're eating lunch and you remembered the moldy filter you had to change that morning
POV: when you're eating lunch and you remembered the moldy filter you had to change that morning
Using “POV: when you’re eating lunch and you remembered the moldy filter you had to change that morning” is a good example of a non-negative approach because it keeps the humor focused on the technician’s own experience rather than poking fun at or criticizing the customer.
By making the joke about the personal discomfort (having a gross memory while trying to eat) rather than implying anything negative about the customer, it avoids sounding mean-spirited.
In other words, it’s relatable and lighthearted without crossing the line into insulting or judging someone else.
By making the joke about the personal discomfort (having a gross memory while trying to eat) rather than implying anything negative about the customer, it avoids sounding mean-spirited.
In other words, it’s relatable and lighthearted without crossing the line into insulting or judging someone else.
