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Emily: My name is Emily Seddon. 2 00:00:01.334 --> 00:00:05.405 I am one of the post-production supervisors / editors 3 00:00:05.405 --> 00:00:07.107 here at Linus Media Group. 4 00:00:07.107 --> 00:00:10.176 Sammy: Before we start, we're doing two truths and a lie. 5 00:00:10.176 --> 00:00:14.047 So you tell us three facts and we'll have to determine which one is a lie. 6 00:00:14.080 --> 00:00:15.415 Emily: I'm 5 foot 11. 7 00:00:15.415 --> 00:00:21.221 I'm black belt in Taekwondo, and I have never broken a bone. 8 00:00:21.254 --> 00:00:23.556 Sammy: So the first question is I guess, what do you do here? 9 00:00:23.556 --> 00:00:25.925 What does a post-production supervisor look like? 10 00:00:25.925 --> 00:00:29.763 Emily: I basically make sure that our editors 11 00:00:29.796 --> 00:00:32.766 get videos done on time and that they are good. 12 00:00:32.799 --> 00:00:37.003 I assign editors to projects, make sure the quality is how it should be, 13 00:00:37.037 --> 00:00:38.972 make sure things get done; that's basically it. 14 00:00:38.972 --> 00:00:41.307 And support our editors as well, help train them, 15 00:00:41.307 --> 00:00:43.476 sometimes edit if I have to as well. 16 00:00:43.476 --> 00:00:45.245 Sammy: Wow, that's a lot of things to do. 17 00:00:45.278 --> 00:00:45.779 Emily: Yeah. Sammy: Hahahaha. 18 00:00:45.812 --> 00:00:46.613 Emily: Hahaha. 19 00:00:46.679 --> 00:00:49.449 Sammy: It feels like every day is like very go, go, go, kind of thing. 20 00:00:49.482 --> 00:00:50.450 Emily: It really is, yeah. 21 00:00:50.483 --> 00:00:53.153 Sammy: Okay, and how long have you been at the company for? 22 00:00:53.153 --> 00:00:54.287 Because you've been here for quite a while. 23 00:00:54.287 --> 00:00:57.424 Emily: Yeah, about three and a half years, almost four. Sammy: Three and a half years? 24 00:00:57.457 --> 00:00:58.091 Emily: Yeah. Sammy: Do you know when you started? 25 00:00:58.124 --> 00:00:59.359 Emily: February 2021. 26 00:00:59.359 --> 00:01:00.960 Sammy: So what hobbies are you interested in? 27 00:01:00.960 --> 00:01:02.028 Emily: I like a lot of things. 28 00:01:02.896 --> 00:01:05.198 Emily: I mean, I play a lot of games; 29 00:01:05.231 --> 00:01:06.966 it's kind of my main thing right now. 30 00:01:07.000 --> 00:01:09.302 Music, I still play some instruments. 31 00:01:09.302 --> 00:01:09.869 Sammy: Oh, really? 32 00:01:09.903 --> 00:01:13.406 Emily: Yep; and sports and stuff. 33 00:01:13.406 --> 00:01:15.308 Emily: Obviously, I do Taekwondo. 34 00:01:15.341 --> 00:01:17.544 Sammy: Whoa, whoa, whoa; you spoiled it, you spoiled it. 35 00:01:17.544 --> 00:01:18.678 Sammy: You spoiled it! 36 00:01:18.711 --> 00:01:21.314 Emily: Hey, you still don't know if it's true or not; 37 00:01:21.347 --> 00:01:22.949 I never said what belt I am. 38 00:01:23.383 --> 00:01:25.385 Hahahahahaha. 39 00:01:25.485 --> 00:01:27.687 Sammy: Okay, and you know what? That's valid, that's valid, that's valid. 40 00:01:27.687 --> 00:01:28.888 Emily: Yeah, right? Right? 41 00:01:29.923 --> 00:01:31.558 Emily: I mean, that's up to them. 42 00:01:33.793 --> 00:01:36.896 Emily: Basketball, volleyball, I played a lot of sports. 43 00:01:36.896 --> 00:01:38.431 Sammy: Which of the sports do you think is like your favorite? 44 00:01:38.431 --> 00:01:40.100 Emily: Basketball has always been my favorite; 45 00:01:40.100 --> 00:01:41.634 I don't get to play it very often though. 46 00:01:41.634 --> 00:01:42.001 Sammy: Mmmm. 47 00:01:42.001 --> 00:01:46.272 Emily: So yeah, I don't know; it's still my favorite, I just never play it. 48 00:01:46.272 --> 00:01:48.141 Sammy: And what kind of games are you into nowadays? 49 00:01:48.141 --> 00:01:49.442 Sammy: Like, there's a lot of games out there, 50 00:01:49.442 --> 00:01:50.610 so I just want to know which one. 51 00:01:50.610 --> 00:01:53.246 Emily: Yeah, I mean, I mostly play Overwatch, unfortunately. 52 00:01:53.246 --> 00:01:53.880 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 53 00:01:54.347 --> 00:01:57.851 Emily: That's my main game, and I'm learning Rocket League right now. 54 00:01:57.917 --> 00:01:58.585 Sammy: Oh, really? 55 00:01:58.618 --> 00:01:59.119 Emily: Yeah. 56 00:01:59.152 --> 00:02:02.322 Emily: Well like I knew how to play before, but I'm very, very bad 57 00:02:02.355 --> 00:02:03.923 and had a lot of bad habits. 58 00:02:04.057 --> 00:02:07.460 And so, I'm being taught how to actually play the game properly. 59 00:02:07.494 --> 00:02:08.862 Hahahahaha. 60 00:02:09.896 --> 00:02:11.865 And I like single player games, horror games are fun. 61 00:02:11.931 --> 00:02:13.900 Emily: Supermarket Simulator has kind of taken up 62 00:02:13.900 --> 00:02:16.035 like a good chunk of my hours. 63 00:02:16.069 --> 00:02:18.104 Sammy: Right now for me it's the TCG game. 64 00:02:18.104 --> 00:02:18.771 Emily: Oh, yeah. 65 00:02:18.771 --> 00:02:20.440 Sammy: The TCG Card Simulator Emily: I'm purposely not playing that, 66 00:02:20.440 --> 00:02:22.342 Sammy: Oh really? Emily: because I know it'll be the same as Supermarket. 67 00:02:22.342 --> 00:02:23.843 Sammy: Oh, okay. Emily: And I'm literally going to lose like, 68 00:02:23.843 --> 00:02:28.381 five days of my time that I shouldn't be losing the game. Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 69 00:02:28.748 --> 00:02:30.817 Sammy: That game is so fun; I'm so addicted to that game. 70 00:02:30.817 --> 00:02:32.051 Emily: Yeah, it's a good game. 71 00:02:32.051 --> 00:02:34.954 Sammy: So, what made you interested in this role? 72 00:02:34.988 --> 00:02:37.423 Because when you started you used to be just editor, right? 73 00:02:37.423 --> 00:02:37.924 Emily: Yeah. 74 00:02:37.957 --> 00:02:38.758 Emily: Yeah, I started as editor. 75 00:02:38.758 --> 00:02:41.628 I got hired as an editor-shooter kind of combo. 76 00:02:41.661 --> 00:02:45.265 I went to film school for like, I don't know. 77 00:02:45.265 --> 00:02:47.934 That was like, film-film, though; that was motion picture arts. 78 00:02:47.934 --> 00:02:50.904 That was how to make a Hollywood movie kind of thing; 79 00:02:50.904 --> 00:02:53.373 but that's where I found editing, and I was like, 80 00:02:53.373 --> 00:02:55.074 okay, this is what I want to do. 81 00:02:55.074 --> 00:02:58.444 Because I didn't know; I knew I wanted to be in some sort of creative, 82 00:02:58.444 --> 00:03:01.381 some sort of video media thing, but I didn't know what yet; 83 00:03:01.381 --> 00:03:05.218 and then that was like oh okay, I hate all of this except post-production; 84 00:03:05.218 --> 00:03:06.219 so, I guess I'll do that. 85 00:03:07.887 --> 00:03:10.390 And then after I graduated I was just applying to like 86 00:03:10.390 --> 00:03:13.693 literally everything possible that could want a video editor. 87 00:03:13.693 --> 00:03:15.929 Stumbled across LMG, I had no idea. 88 00:03:15.929 --> 00:03:17.530 Didn't know who Linus was. 89 00:03:17.530 --> 00:03:19.032 Didn't know anything about the channel. 90 00:03:19.065 --> 00:03:21.034 I think I saw one video before I got hired. 91 00:03:21.067 --> 00:03:22.368 Yeah, just went from there; 92 00:03:22.368 --> 00:03:24.103 and so I was like, I just want to edit, 93 00:03:24.137 --> 00:03:25.972 and I think YouTube Space is really good for that. 94 00:03:25.972 --> 00:03:30.043 A lot easier to navigate than trying to work on 95 00:03:30.076 --> 00:03:32.145 Netflix productions and things like that. 96 00:03:32.145 --> 00:03:33.213 Sammy: How's working at LMG? 97 00:03:33.213 --> 00:03:35.848 Emily: It's fun; I like it here, I like the people. 98 00:03:35.848 --> 00:03:38.952 Got a lot of friends; got a, you know, it's very chill. 99 00:03:38.985 --> 00:03:40.220 Very chill workplace. 100 00:03:41.321 --> 00:03:43.056 Christmas parties are legendary. 101 00:03:43.056 --> 00:03:43.656 I don't know. 102 00:03:43.656 --> 00:03:46.726 I don't know, I have a good time here; it's always fun working. 103 00:03:46.726 --> 00:03:48.061 It's stressful but you know, 104 00:03:48.094 --> 00:03:50.363 with everything that we have to put out every day. 105 00:03:50.363 --> 00:03:52.599 But I don't know, it's always been a good time. 106 00:03:52.765 --> 00:03:55.568 Sammy: This is like your first production job, right? 107 00:03:55.602 --> 00:03:57.270 Emily: Yeah, I worked in retail before this. 108 00:03:57.270 --> 00:03:59.005 I worked at Starbucks for four years 109 00:03:59.005 --> 00:04:01.874 and then got hired here because you know, that makes sense. 110 00:04:01.908 --> 00:04:04.010 Sammy: So you worked in retail, came here, 111 00:04:04.010 --> 00:04:05.445 and now you're playing a game about retail. 112 00:04:05.979 --> 00:04:06.646 Emily: Yes. 113 00:04:06.679 --> 00:04:08.381 Sammy and Emily: Hahahahahahaha. 114 00:04:08.715 --> 00:04:11.050 Emily: Different kind of retail; I've never worked at a supermarket. 115 00:04:12.752 --> 00:04:16.055 Sammy: What's the weirdest / interesting story 116 00:04:16.055 --> 00:04:18.024 that you have while working here at LMG? 117 00:04:18.024 --> 00:04:21.828 Emily: Linus and I had to go off-site for a shoot; 118 00:04:21.861 --> 00:04:24.564 we had to go to New York; so it was just me and him. 119 00:04:24.597 --> 00:04:26.933 I was shooting it, and then we were just going to fly back; 120 00:04:26.966 --> 00:04:29.435 but it was during COVID, I think this was the right one. 121 00:04:29.469 --> 00:04:30.503 Yeah, it was during COVID, 122 00:04:30.503 --> 00:04:33.172 and so we had to take COVID tests to get there at the airport, 123 00:04:33.172 --> 00:04:34.674 and we had to do the same thing on the way back. 124 00:04:34.674 --> 00:04:36.876 We did the test to get the flight to Seattle. 125 00:04:36.909 --> 00:04:38.044 So, we went New York to Seattle. 126 00:04:38.211 --> 00:04:41.881 We didn't know we needed a second test to fly from Seattle to Vancouver. 127 00:04:41.881 --> 00:04:46.085 So we were in Seattle, and our flight's like, leaving in half an hour; 128 00:04:46.085 --> 00:04:48.121 and we're like, we don't have a COVID test. 129 00:04:48.154 --> 00:04:49.455 And we knew it was going to take too long, 130 00:04:49.489 --> 00:04:50.990 so we had to like either rebook the flight... 131 00:04:50.990 --> 00:04:53.026 but then Linus was like, so mad. 132 00:04:53.026 --> 00:04:55.695 He was like, screw this we're in Seattle; 133 00:04:55.695 --> 00:04:57.363 it's like, three hours to drive home. 134 00:04:57.397 --> 00:04:58.965 Let's just rent a car and drive home. 135 00:04:58.965 --> 00:05:00.333 Sammy: Hahahaha. Emily: So, that's literally what we did. 136 00:05:00.333 --> 00:05:03.102 Emily: We went out; he rented a car on the company card, 137 00:05:03.136 --> 00:05:05.004 which was hard to do; 138 00:05:05.004 --> 00:05:07.440 apparently, they don't like you driving cars across the border. 139 00:05:07.473 --> 00:05:10.410 But yeah, and then we just road tripped up 140 00:05:10.410 --> 00:05:12.945 to Vancouver for like three hours, and just hung out. 141 00:05:13.079 --> 00:05:15.648 Yeah, it was super chill; it was so bizarre. 142 00:05:15.682 --> 00:05:17.283 And I was new-ish. 143 00:05:17.283 --> 00:05:20.620 I was like there for maybe like a year, maybe less than a year. 144 00:05:20.620 --> 00:05:25.391 And I was like, in the car; like on a road trip with the CEO at the time. 145 00:05:25.425 --> 00:05:27.260 Sammy: Did you talk about anything interesting? Do you remember? 146 00:05:27.293 --> 00:05:28.728 Emily: Yeah I mean, it was a lot. 147 00:05:28.728 --> 00:05:32.632 It was like life and music, and he gave me Beat Saber tips. 148 00:05:32.632 --> 00:05:33.766 Sammy: Beat Saber tips. 149 00:05:33.766 --> 00:05:35.168 Emily: Yeah, we went out for dinner; 150 00:05:35.168 --> 00:05:37.203 it was very chill, it was a fun time. 151 00:05:37.203 --> 00:05:39.839 Sammy: What do you think is the hardest part of the job? 152 00:05:41.240 --> 00:05:43.910 Emily: Definitely one of the hardest parts I think, 153 00:05:43.943 --> 00:05:47.013 is managing a bigger team of editors. 154 00:05:47.013 --> 00:05:50.516 I've been a supervisor before, but it can be tricky with you know, 155 00:05:50.516 --> 00:05:54.954 so many different creative minds and trying to make sure that you know, 156 00:05:55.088 --> 00:05:58.991 they all get their work done on time but then it's also good, 157 00:05:58.991 --> 00:06:01.794 and it's also that you know, they get the proper training they need. 158 00:06:01.794 --> 00:06:04.931 It's really fun to do, but it's definitely difficult 159 00:06:04.931 --> 00:06:07.367 to really make sure that like, everyone's seen too, 160 00:06:07.367 --> 00:06:12.338 and that the work still comes out the way it's supposed to for the brand. 161 00:06:12.372 --> 00:06:14.741 So yeah, I think that's definitely tricky. 162 00:06:14.874 --> 00:06:17.276 Sammy: Make sure they're happy, but they're also getting their work done. 163 00:06:17.276 --> 00:06:19.412 Emily: Exactly, yeah. Sammy: And they're not like, wasting time. 164 00:06:19.412 --> 00:06:19.946 Emily: Yeah. 165 00:06:19.979 --> 00:06:21.881 Emily: And you know, and you want to be friends, 166 00:06:21.881 --> 00:06:23.182 but then you're also their boss. 167 00:06:23.182 --> 00:06:24.784 Emily: It's very- Yeah, it's tough. 168 00:06:24.784 --> 00:06:27.420 Sammy: Okay, so how did you get into your, I guess skill? 169 00:06:27.420 --> 00:06:28.287 Emily: I don't know. 170 00:06:28.321 --> 00:06:29.455 Emily: Started in high school; 171 00:06:29.455 --> 00:06:33.960 I was bad at everything that had to do with smart things; 172 00:06:33.960 --> 00:06:36.229 math, science, etc. You know? 173 00:06:36.229 --> 00:06:38.998 So I was like, okay what can I do else? 174 00:06:39.031 --> 00:06:43.269 And my high school had courses in like, digital media, and film, 175 00:06:43.269 --> 00:06:46.506 and graphic design and photo, and all that stuff; 176 00:06:46.539 --> 00:06:50.376 so I took literally all of those as soon as I could, dropped the academics. 177 00:06:51.144 --> 00:06:52.779 Except English, I was good at English. 178 00:06:52.779 --> 00:06:54.347 And then when I was ready to graduate 179 00:06:54.380 --> 00:06:57.049 and my high school was like, you need to go to university or you'll fail. 180 00:06:57.049 --> 00:07:01.154 I was like, okay; so I was like, what can I get into with just English? 181 00:07:01.187 --> 00:07:02.622 Emily: Film school! I was like, great. 182 00:07:02.622 --> 00:07:03.423 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 183 00:07:03.423 --> 00:07:04.123 Emily: I know what to do. 184 00:07:04.223 --> 00:07:07.360 Emily: So I did that; and I was like, I started liking it. 185 00:07:07.360 --> 00:07:10.263 And you know, I figured out what I was good at, what I wasn't good at. 186 00:07:10.263 --> 00:07:14.667 Emily: You know, I'm not an actor, but maybe I can be behind the camera. 187 00:07:14.667 --> 00:07:16.769 I'm not a director, but I like post-production. 188 00:07:16.769 --> 00:07:17.703 Sammy: Hahahaha. 189 00:07:18.371 --> 00:07:21.441 Emily: So kind of figuring that out in university for a couple of years; 190 00:07:21.474 --> 00:07:24.744 And then when I graduated, that's when I was just like, 191 00:07:24.744 --> 00:07:26.078 okay, I got to find something. 192 00:07:26.112 --> 00:07:29.916 And I didn't want to be a PA on you know, 193 00:07:29.916 --> 00:07:32.084 a TV shoot or a movie shoot, 194 00:07:32.118 --> 00:07:35.154 picking up cigarette butts in a parking lot for 12 hours; 195 00:07:35.154 --> 00:07:37.824 I'm like, just to maybe get a post-production job 196 00:07:37.824 --> 00:07:40.493 or maybe meet someone that could tell me about someone else 197 00:07:40.493 --> 00:07:41.828 that has a post-production job. 198 00:07:41.828 --> 00:07:43.629 I was like, that sucks; like, I'm not doing that. 199 00:07:43.663 --> 00:07:47.600 So I went and I was like, I'll just go traditional; I'll send in resumes, 200 00:07:47.633 --> 00:07:50.069 here's the work I did in school and on my own time. 201 00:07:50.069 --> 00:07:52.638 And then found this. 202 00:07:52.638 --> 00:07:55.274 Sammy: What's the coolest project you got to work on at the company? 203 00:07:55.274 --> 00:07:56.776 Emily: There's so many good projects. 204 00:07:56.809 --> 00:07:57.176 Sammy: Yeah. 205 00:07:57.176 --> 00:07:57.810 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 206 00:07:57.810 --> 00:07:58.478 Emily: I don't know. 207 00:07:58.478 --> 00:07:59.378 Emily: I'm kind of biased. 208 00:07:59.378 --> 00:08:00.313 I think the coolest project- 209 00:08:00.313 --> 00:08:02.348 I mean, I didn't work on it, but I was in it. 210 00:08:02.348 --> 00:08:04.817 The van upgrade with me and my boyfriend, 211 00:08:04.817 --> 00:08:09.288 we have a van and we got Linus and Alex to gamer upgrade it. 212 00:08:09.288 --> 00:08:10.523 That was pretty awesome. 213 00:08:10.790 --> 00:08:12.625 Emily: You know, still reaping the benefits from that. 214 00:08:12.625 --> 00:08:13.759 Sammy and Emily: Hahahahaha. 215 00:08:13.793 --> 00:08:17.063 Emily: So I mean I'm kind of biased towards that project. 216 00:08:17.964 --> 00:08:20.666 In terms of like what I've actually worked on, 217 00:08:20.700 --> 00:08:24.103 the backyard run fiber line between the buildings I edited, 218 00:08:24.103 --> 00:08:25.538 that was so fun to do. 219 00:08:25.571 --> 00:08:27.473 Secret Shopper, that was super fun. 220 00:08:27.473 --> 00:08:28.674 I don't know, stuff like that; 221 00:08:28.674 --> 00:08:31.143 those are like highlights for me. 222 00:08:31.143 --> 00:08:33.246 Sammy: If you had to choose one though, that was your favorite of all time. 223 00:08:33.713 --> 00:08:35.081 Emily: Why are you like this? 224 00:08:35.081 --> 00:08:35.348 Sammy: I'm not giving you a cop-out answer. 225 00:08:35.348 --> 00:08:36.382 Sammy: We asks the hard questions here. 226 00:08:36.382 --> 00:08:37.817 Emily: I mean, I got to say the van video; 227 00:08:37.850 --> 00:08:40.753 because like that's the real one. 228 00:08:40.753 --> 00:08:43.623 Emily: Like that's the only, that's like the upgrade I got 229 00:08:43.656 --> 00:08:46.092 and I don't know, I haven't had an AMD one yet, 230 00:08:46.092 --> 00:08:47.193 so that might be my only one. 231 00:08:47.226 --> 00:08:48.461 Sammy and Emily: *Laughs* 232 00:08:48.494 --> 00:08:50.429 Emily: That was a really fun video. 233 00:08:50.463 --> 00:08:52.965 Sammy: What are your jobs prior to LMG? You said that you worked at- 234 00:08:52.965 --> 00:08:53.499 Emily: Starbucks. 235 00:08:53.499 --> 00:08:54.600 Sammy: Is it just Starbucks...? 236 00:08:54.600 --> 00:08:55.134 Emily: Literally that. 237 00:08:55.134 --> 00:08:59.539 I mean, I, in high school I didn't have time to work 238 00:08:59.539 --> 00:09:01.340 because I had a lot of extracurriculars. 239 00:09:01.407 --> 00:09:07.079 I was in you know, band and jazz band, and sports. 240 00:09:07.079 --> 00:09:10.116 I did three sports for five years in high school. 241 00:09:10.116 --> 00:09:11.617 You know, with all that going around, 242 00:09:11.617 --> 00:09:13.185 I really just didn't have time for a job; 243 00:09:13.185 --> 00:09:16.422 so I didn't start working until I graduated high school. 244 00:09:16.422 --> 00:09:19.458 I mean, I did little jobs here and there, like for family, 245 00:09:19.458 --> 00:09:22.361 but then when I graduated I worked at Starbucks full-time 246 00:09:22.361 --> 00:09:23.930 or not full-time, I guess part-time. 247 00:09:23.930 --> 00:09:28.267 I did a little bit of a scorekeeping for my university's sports teams. 248 00:09:28.267 --> 00:09:28.701 Sammy: That's cool. 249 00:09:28.701 --> 00:09:29.869 Emily: We did- I got paid for that. 250 00:09:29.869 --> 00:09:33.539 So it was like scorekeeping and kind of like assisting their, 251 00:09:33.573 --> 00:09:34.774 their teams and stuff like that; 252 00:09:34.774 --> 00:09:37.276 cause I couldn't play so I was like, I want to, I want to be in it. 253 00:09:37.276 --> 00:09:38.444 Sammy: How long did you work at Starbucks for? 254 00:09:38.444 --> 00:09:40.446 Emily: Four years, two years too long. 255 00:09:41.147 --> 00:09:44.216 Sammy: I learned that if you say PSL, they just know what it means. 256 00:09:44.216 --> 00:09:44.517 Emily: Yeah. 257 00:09:44.517 --> 00:09:45.418 Sammy: I was talking to Sarah, I was like- 258 00:09:45.418 --> 00:09:46.452 Emily: Pumpkin spiced latte. 259 00:09:46.452 --> 00:09:48.888 Sammy: Who the hell says PSL to the person? 260 00:09:48.888 --> 00:09:49.789 And it was like, it's a common thing. 261 00:09:49.789 --> 00:09:51.324 Emily: So they have it so easy now; 262 00:09:51.324 --> 00:09:54.293 like they, they don't actually write any codes on the cups anymore. 263 00:09:54.293 --> 00:09:56.562 They get a whole sticker and it tells them everything that's in it. 264 00:09:56.562 --> 00:09:56.963 Sammy: Yeah. 265 00:09:56.963 --> 00:09:58.197 Emily: Whereas you know, back in... 266 00:09:58.230 --> 00:10:00.766 Emily: "back in my day", you know, Sammy: Back in my day, haha. 267 00:10:00.766 --> 00:10:04.136 Emily: we'd had to, when I started we had cups, we had Sharpies, 268 00:10:04.136 --> 00:10:06.839 Emily: You got to write the things, you got to write all the mods on it. 269 00:10:06.839 --> 00:10:09.075 Emily: And you just had to know what was in it, it wouldn't tell you. 270 00:10:09.075 --> 00:10:11.310 Sammy: So you're saying the kids today have it easy. 271 00:10:11.310 --> 00:10:11.944 Emily: They do. 272 00:10:11.944 --> 00:10:13.212 Sammy: They d- Hahahaha. 273 00:10:13.212 --> 00:10:14.814 Emily: Except when, except when Windows shuts down, 274 00:10:14.814 --> 00:10:17.550 Emily: like the Cloudflare thing or whatever happened before. Sammy: Oh no. 275 00:10:17.583 --> 00:10:21.420 Emily: Because then all the, all the Starbucks POS systems went down. 276 00:10:21.420 --> 00:10:21.921 Sammy: Oh really? 277 00:10:21.921 --> 00:10:23.055 Emily: And then they had to write on cups. 278 00:10:23.055 --> 00:10:27.026 Sammy: Oh my goodness. Emily: And there was like one like old partner at like every store that was like, 279 00:10:27.093 --> 00:10:30.997 Emily: I know the answers! And like would, would go around and write on the cups; Sammy: Hahahaha. 280 00:10:30.997 --> 00:10:32.598 Emily: and all the kids just didn't know what to do. 281 00:10:32.598 --> 00:10:33.299 Emily: It was great. 282 00:10:33.299 --> 00:10:35.301 Sammy: So this is uh, the final question. 283 00:10:35.401 --> 00:10:35.768 Emily: Yeah. 284 00:10:35.768 --> 00:10:38.971 Sammy: This is a tailored, tailored question to you specifically. Emily: Okay. 285 00:10:38.971 --> 00:10:41.240 Sammy: How's the van? Like how, like have you used- 286 00:10:41.240 --> 00:10:44.243 Sammy: Like how much have you used it? Have you got any cool trips with it? 287 00:10:44.243 --> 00:10:44.844 Emily: It's good. 288 00:10:44.844 --> 00:10:46.612 Emily: We, it's tough. 289 00:10:46.612 --> 00:10:48.681 Emily: Cause like we don't, he- 290 00:10:48.714 --> 00:10:52.018 Emily: My boyfriend's not local and he's the one that drives the van. 291 00:10:52.018 --> 00:10:55.454 Emily: So um, he drove it up and was staying with me 292 00:10:55.454 --> 00:10:59.225 and then he had to drive it home; so he drove all the way to Texas in the van. 293 00:10:59.225 --> 00:11:01.394 We didn't really get to game in it too much. 294 00:11:01.394 --> 00:11:03.596 We did a little bit when we first got it, 295 00:11:03.596 --> 00:11:06.666 but um, you know, and we were sitting in it and hanging out, 296 00:11:06.666 --> 00:11:09.568 But for the most part, it hasn't really gone on a big trip yet 297 00:11:09.568 --> 00:11:10.770 with the gaming stuff in it. 298 00:11:10.803 --> 00:11:13.639 Um, but that'll come next; 299 00:11:13.639 --> 00:11:17.143 so like probably next year we'll start using it a little bit more hopefully, 300 00:11:17.209 --> 00:11:20.012 but yeah, it's, it's gone back there; it's getting some work done. 301 00:11:20.012 --> 00:11:23.916 The whole thing needed to be re-insulated cause it's basically just a metal box. 302 00:11:23.949 --> 00:11:26.052 There was no insulation in it when we had it; 303 00:11:26.052 --> 00:11:28.788 So um, it's gotten re-insulated 304 00:11:28.788 --> 00:11:31.757 and going to change the layout a little bit, 305 00:11:31.757 --> 00:11:32.992 but all the gaming stuff is still, 306 00:11:32.992 --> 00:11:34.960 still in there and it's going to stay the same. 307 00:11:34.960 --> 00:11:36.262 Sammy: Where are you planning on going with it? 308 00:11:36.295 --> 00:11:39.331 Emily: Um, I don't know; I'd like to go back up to Squamish. 309 00:11:39.365 --> 00:11:43.202 It's beautiful up there; lot of camping, just kind of all around BC. 310 00:11:43.235 --> 00:11:46.605 And then hopefully if I get some, you know, time off 311 00:11:46.639 --> 00:11:48.941 or some you know, remote time, I can- 312 00:11:48.974 --> 00:11:52.812 We can do like a big like US trip or something or all the States. Sammy: That'd be cool. 313 00:11:52.812 --> 00:11:53.979 Emily: Yeah, it'd be super fun. 314 00:11:54.013 --> 00:11:55.715 Sammy: Going to every state and that thing would be so cool. 315 00:11:55.715 --> 00:11:57.450 Emily: That's- Yeah, that's kind of like the big dream 316 00:11:57.450 --> 00:11:59.452 is to hit all the States with it. 317 00:11:59.485 --> 00:12:00.186 Sammy: And then we'll go back 318 00:12:00.186 --> 00:12:02.354 to the first question of two truths and a lie. 319 00:12:02.354 --> 00:12:05.391 Do you want to repeat it and then tell us which one was the lie? 320 00:12:05.458 --> 00:12:05.858 Emily: Sure. 321 00:12:05.858 --> 00:12:09.428 I said, I'm five foot 11, I'm black belt in Taekwondo 322 00:12:09.462 --> 00:12:11.664 and I've never broken a bone. 323 00:12:11.697 --> 00:12:15.267 Emily: Um, and the lie is the black belt in Taekwondo. 324 00:12:15.301 --> 00:12:15.935 Sammy: Wait, what!? 325 00:12:15.968 --> 00:12:19.238 Emily: I am in Taekwondo, but I'm only a yellow stripe belt; 326 00:12:19.238 --> 00:12:21.107 so I'm like one up from beginner. 327 00:12:21.140 --> 00:12:22.208 Emily: I just started. 328 00:12:22.241 --> 00:12:22.942 Sammy: Oh, that's cool! 329 00:12:22.942 --> 00:12:23.275 Emily: Yeah. 330 00:12:23.275 --> 00:12:24.410 Sammy: Like just recently though or like? 331 00:12:24.410 --> 00:12:25.411 Emily: Yeah, like two months ago. 332 00:12:25.411 --> 00:12:26.112 Sammy: Oh, that's so cool. 333 00:12:26.112 --> 00:12:27.947 Emily: Yeah, I just tested for my first belt so- 334 00:12:27.980 --> 00:12:29.749 Sammy: What made you want to get into it? 335 00:12:29.749 --> 00:12:31.717 Emily: Uh, my boyfriend does Taekwondo, 336 00:12:31.751 --> 00:12:35.054 and I wanted to do some sports and I hated going to the gym 337 00:12:35.087 --> 00:12:40.359 and sports commitments were hard with team sports and things like that. 338 00:12:40.392 --> 00:12:44.263 Emily: Um, and so I started looking at places to go for that kind of thing; 339 00:12:44.263 --> 00:12:45.698 Emily: cause I was like kind of interested in it. 340 00:12:45.698 --> 00:12:46.098 Sammy: Mhmm. 341 00:12:46.132 --> 00:12:47.900 Emily: Um, and there was one right near my house; 342 00:12:47.900 --> 00:12:50.369 and so I was like, let's give it a shot. 343 00:12:50.402 --> 00:12:53.839 Emily: It's really fricking expensive, but it's super, super fun. 344 00:12:53.873 --> 00:12:56.809 Emily: Um, and I've been having a great time and it kicks my butt. 345 00:12:56.842 --> 00:12:57.910 Emily: It's really hard! 346 00:12:57.910 --> 00:12:58.878 Sammy: Yeah, haha. 347 00:12:58.878 --> 00:12:59.945 Emily: Like good workout; 348 00:12:59.979 --> 00:13:03.149 Emily: so yeah, I'm sticking with it for now. 349 00:13:03.182 --> 00:13:04.717 Sammy: How much is it per like session? 350 00:13:04.717 --> 00:13:05.785 Emily: It's like 200 bucks a month. 351 00:13:05.818 --> 00:13:06.352 Sammy: What!? 352 00:13:06.385 --> 00:13:08.387 Sammy: Oh, for a month; I thought you said it's per session. 353 00:13:08.387 --> 00:13:11.056 Sammy: I was like, it's crazy. Emily: No, no, no, no, it's, it's charged by month. 354 00:13:11.056 --> 00:13:12.091 Sammy: Okay. Emily: It's like 200 bucks a month; 355 00:13:12.091 --> 00:13:14.727 plus you pay for your tests and you pay for your gear 356 00:13:14.727 --> 00:13:16.028 and it's, yeah, it's ridiculous. 357 00:13:16.028 --> 00:13:16.462 Sammy: Yeah. 358 00:13:16.762 --> 00:13:19.565 Emily: Yeah I got like, it's twice a week and it's, it's super fun. 359 00:13:19.565 --> 00:13:20.666 Emily: Thanks for watching guys. 360 00:13:20.699 --> 00:13:22.668 Emily: If you like this, leave a like on the video, 361 00:13:22.701 --> 00:13:26.205 and thanks for subscribing to Floatplane, tell your friends. 362 00:13:26.839 --> 00:13:27.973 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 363 00:13:27.973 --> 00:13:28.841 Sammy: Tell all your friends. 364 00:13:28.841 --> 00:13:29.975 Emily: All your friends.