I think a lot of them are naive enough to think it is really hard work because it's not something they themselves know how to do. Don't get me wrong, I know from experience that production and post-production can be really difficult - but family vlogging channels in particular really don't face the same difficulties that even other YT channels do. They're not recording from multiple screens (like gameplay and face cams), they don't require voice overs or need specific shots (like tutorials) or require sets or lighting (like short films/some vloggers).
Editing can be a real pain in the arse to get right but what they do is, to be frank, the bare minimum. They cut clips, stitch them together and occasionally add music or change speed (which, depending on the software, can be done with little input). We know that Inghams don't pay attention to continuity. The biggest difficulty they face is missing footage because they weren't recording (which just means the audience misses out on the visuals since they'll usually describe it instead)
Exporting/publishing and uploading to YT will take the longest but there shouldn't be any reason that Chris can't leave it to do that overnight. (And even if it publishes in real time, that should take 30 minutes or less.)I think Creepy would end up having a cry if he had to record and edit a news package because there's so many subtle rules (for framing, for format, for editing) to adhere to and that piece HAS to be ready to go live at 5 - not several minutes past. (No doubt he'd still try to add TV presenter to CV though, alongside pilot, doctor and astronaut.
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The cracks are showing underneath the surfaces and I’m not talking about that sweat under his stinky arse beanie either.
There is no way in hell he would be able to carry those large boxes, get down on the ground etc if his back was that bad. 
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