> I just process text information better. Videos are kind of overstimulating and often have unrelated content, and I hate having to rewind back to a part I need while I'm in the middle of something.

Rant:

I _hate_ video tutorials. With a passion. If you can't be bothered to show pictures of how to use your product with a labeled diagram/drawing/photo of the buttons or connections, then I either won't buy it or I'll return it. I hate video reviews. I hate video repair instructions. I hate spending 15 minutes jumping back and forth between two segments of a YouTube video, trying to find the exact correct frame each time so I can see what button the person is touching while listening to their blather so I don't miss the keyword I heard last time, just so I can see what two different sections when I could have had two pictures on screen at the same time (if I was on desktop, this would be a trivial fix, but not so much on mobile). I hate having VPNs and other products being advertised at me in ways that actively disrupt my chain of thought (vs static instead that I can ignore/scroll past). I hate not being able to just copy and paste a few simple instructions and an image for procedures that I'll have to repeat weekly. It would have taken you less effort to create, and I'd be more likely to pay you for your time.

YouTube videos are like flash-based banner ads, but worse. Avoid them like the plague.

End rant.