Some of the people are making a living off of it. The more subscribers you have, the more money YouTube pays you. That Lisa Haven lady makes a full time job out of it. She has 156,322 subscribers and she seems to be living quite comfortably. South Main Auto Repair has 48,620 subscribers and his channel is extremely popular. I know they're getting paid pretty well, but I just don't know how much. The reason I bring this up is because I have a friend who lives in Missouri that has his own automotive machinist business. He's always complaining about how slow it is during the winter. I told him if he started a YouTube channel, his business would pick up exponentially -- plus he'd get money from YouTube. I have a strong suspicion that an automotive machinist channel would be a huge success.