Random Thoughts

[The Architect Of Fate]

Ah, yes.  The shared experience of...taking stuff out of a cardboard carton. I see it now.

Boru

Still pointless, amIright?

To each their own

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It has nothing to do with showing how to unbox something. It's getting to share in the personal experience of getting to see what's in the box for the first time. And it's more fun if the thing being unboxed is something you sent the person. Ultimately it's about the reaction.

Ah, yes.  The shared experience of...taking stuff out of a cardboard carton. I see it now.

Boru

To each their own

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Ah, yes.  The shared experience of...taking stuff out of a cardboard carton. I see it now.

Boru

It is equally as much a shared experience, as a sex worker is fucking someone, while they masturbate watching that recording of the sex worker on a porn site. That the recording is solo or with a partner doesn't make much of a difference, this mentality is still in effect parasocial. Nothing wrong with wank material, on the surface of it (I have problems with how it is produced in the "professional" industry, but that's a story for another time), just don't create illusions about it, and they'd be fine.

Bit different

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Manufacturers know people will do unboxing videos so they make the unboxing and setting up experience as pleasant as possible.
I s'pose it's a part of marketing... This 3D Printer is probably the best packaged product I've ever seen. Check it out.

Neat

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Still pointless, amIright?

Yup.  I mean, I could understand it if they didn't tell you what was in the box beforehand - I likes a good mystery, I does.

But the videos always seem to have titles like, 'Unboxing My New iPhone' or 'Unboxing My New Table Saw' or 'Unboxing My Latest Shipment From Dildos Backwards "R" Us'. Kinda kills the suspense.

Boru

Sometimes it is a mystery like if it's an item a viewer sent them. Thus they don't know what it is. But sometimes it okay to know because it's exciting just to see the item. But as I said it's not for everyone.