I'm pretty sad to see this series go. R.I.P. YouTube Millionaire. Thanks for having me on - It felt good to explain what happened to the Histacom channel. I think your ultimate goals are pretty awesome and I wish you the best. Thanks Phil. :P Also, I didn't notice any frame skipping.

Oh No! A great series coming to an end. Do you think the discontinued channels will be re continued if they somehow rapidly gain fame (like 10 000 subs and 1m views). Well looks like I'll just have to watch OSFT vlogs and the main channel.

This new YouTube thing is the Worst Birthday gift I could ask for, it’s sad to see you go, but doing what you are doing is awesome. Excited to see the final parts of OSFT, the last episode will be sad, but it’s the beginning of a new chapter, a chapter that will change lives for the best

Man thats so Heart warming. My family has done foster care and adoption for almost my whole life and I see how it can Truly make a difference. Hope it's all going well for you. We need more people doing this kind of thing in the world. : )

Can’t believe its been six months since the last episode

Noooooooooooooo, not How To Quickly - that one (and OSFirstTimer) was one of the best ones, it was presented REALLY well, and I loved the "2 minutes" concept :(

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That’s so nice what you’re doing I wish I could help people like that

Hello, do you know the future of this channel? Is it ever going to receive an upload again (I’m assuming not) or is it just like an archive?

Well, at the same time, it's so hard to maintain more than > 10 channels, which is enormous. I can't even keep up mine, so more than then is just impossible. I'm still so impressed by the many things you are trying to accomplish. You should be promoted by YouTube !

actually made me cry

Well.. thanks for the amazing series.. so does this all mean OSFirsttimer is ending? and you’re going to disappear from YouTube for good?

So to sum up: foster carers are supposed to be unpaid volunteers, but also not have a job and just sort of pull the money out of thin air. Exactly how do they expect that supposed to work in the long run?