This video is about repairing wobbly chair leg.
While explaining the process of repairing in the video, he says 'ditch the glue' and screw it.
What does the 'ditch the glue' mean?
Phrase Meaning – What Does ‘Ditch the Glue’ Mean?
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"To reach out" is an idiom. It means to try to contact someone. It implies that you are making an effort to get a hold of someone, rather than waiting for them to contact you. It is used frequently in business, because it implies that the person "reaching out" is proactive. It is also used in everyday speech.
For example:
We are looking for a beta-tester for the new version of our software. I need to reach out to a few clients who would be good testers to ask if they will try the new version.
or
Aunt Selma was just diagnosed with cancer. I need to reach out to her to ask if I can help her with anything.
Adele is talking about a time before she became successful and admired.
have the world at your feet
British English
to be extremely successful and admired by a large number of people
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/have-the-world-at-your-feet
It's a metaphor where the world simply means lots of people. A variation of the above phrase is to have the world fall at your feet. Think of adoring people, prostrated in front of you:
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"Ditch" means "get rid of" or "throw away" (literally "drop it in a ditch"). It is used casually of things: "Ditch the bags" or of people "He ditched me and went out with his mates".
He isn't suggesting you actually throw away your glue, but that you don't use it for this job (presumably glue isn't strong enough)