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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;krispy, post: 1941724, member: 19065&quot;]The videos are an interesting phenomena from the area of vlogging and this recent bullion bull market. Some of them though really need to be edited in time, cut to the chase (fast forwarded mode shown during prying open tape and seals) by just cutting open a box, and spare their redundant precious metals soliloquies, which all too often stand more to justify their repeated purchasing of small bits of metal over and over, and in their insistence that it&#039;s the only way to invest or that the &quot;offers&quot; they&#039;ve taken advantage of in acquiring the metals made it a <i>no brainer</i> to buy more. Many of them in their unboxing, need to invest in a tripod. Also to consider the amount of waste they create from all the packaging they are generating in shipping the contents to themselves, and in accepting and wasting by grossly ripping and tearing into. They could open these more carefully so as to reuse some of the containers. </p><p><br /></p><p>While such videos have existed for many years for video games, iPhones and such, it&#039;s interesting now that the conspicuous consumption of bullion, something traditionally uninteresting to share and which was discreetly acquired and tucked away, has become a public (virtual) spectacle. In that, it is less about bullion investing (stacking) than it is something of a display about people driven to portray some visual record of their psyche for a given behavior or stand they feel compelled to make in their beliefs. The real drama may come when they have to sell from their stack... but will that be televised?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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