Maybe ask the neighbor to prove that they are filming their fence line and not people in the pool by sharing their video feed with you?

He has a great YouTube channel with a lot of resources for how to do that. 

Less known OCF, fewer reviews, fewer investor testimonial videos means investors taking a higher risk while investing with them, thus it is natural that those people were having more appealing deals.

Finance worker pays out $25 million after video call with deepfake ‘chief financial officer’ | CNN

I have attached a video link for reference.

There are no "how to run a gas station" podcasts or youtube channels. 

Local realtors put out videos reacting to some of the horror stories landlords have lived through as well as recent law changes pertaining to the topic.Non-RE related... perhaps something that shows you in a more personal light... highlighting a restaurant you went to, a new workout routine or supplement you're trying, a book you're reading, hobbies/activities you engage in, etc.

I have sent them screen shots and videos of the errors I get when using their software to add my bank. 

Check out the following free resources: Assisted Living Investing Podcast with Brett ChotkevysMemory Care Mansion WebsiteBrett Chotkevys YouTube Channel

Good to know what's the proper channel for that.