{"video_id":"F8UiywRPehE","title":"What Happens When Dan is Late? | Why is WAN Late Episode 6","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2025-05-04T14:53:29Z","duration_s":1899,"segments":[{"start_s":2.068,"end_s":2.702,"text":"Dan: Umm- 2 00:00:02.769 --> 00:00:03.803 Luke: I need to talk to you. 3 00:00:04.170 --> 00:00:04.671 Sammy: Me!? 4 00:00:04.771 --> 00:00:05.205 Luke: Yeah. 5 00:00:05.205 --> 00:00:05.772 Dan: I'll leave you to it. 6 00:00:06.006 --> 00:00:06.639 Sammy: What did I do? 7 00:00:07.374 --> 00:00:08.708 Luke: You didn't do anything. 8 00:00:10.276 --> 00:00:13.146 Luke: I committed a crime. 9 00:00:13.313 --> 00:00:16.049 Sammy: Oh, that's a good hook. 10 00:00:16.049 --> 00:00:19.285 Luke: I need to plead with you to not put me in jail. 11 00:00:19.452 --> 00:00:20.053 Sammy: Okay. 12 00:00:20.987 --> 00:00:21.888 Luke: I think I stole your shirt. 13 00:00:22.455 --> 00:00:23.289 Sammy: Whaaaaat!? 14 00:00:24.924 --> 00:00:26.493 You stole it-? You're the one who stole it? 15 00:00:26.659 --> 00:00:30.630 Luke: I saw those messages in the chat today, and I was like, oh! Uh... 16 00:00:30.630 --> 00:00:35.502 Luke: Anytime there's an XL anything on the set, I'm used to it being mine. 17 00:00:35.502 --> 00:00:36.503 Sammy: Oh, okay. 18 00:00:36.536 --> 00:00:37.604 Luke: He's not XL. 19 00:00:37.704 --> 00:00:38.271 Sammy: Yeah. 20 00:00:38.405 --> 00:00:41.608 Luke: So I saw an XL Floatplane shirt, and I was just like oh, 21 00:00:41.741 --> 00:00:44.177 Luke: I guess that's mine, and I took it over. 22 00:00:44.310 --> 00:00:45.779 Sammy: I was like, who took this? 23 00:00:47.313 --> 00:00:50.550 Luke: I saw those messages in chat; I was just like, that was for sure me. 24 00:00:51.384 --> 00:00:53.953 Luke: There's like no chance that was anyone other than me. 25 00:00:53.987 --> 00:00:55.288 Sammy: Oh my- I can't believe you've done this. 26 00:00:55.321 --> 00:00:56.990 Luke: I have, I have, I- 27 00:00:58.158 --> 00:00:59.759 Sammy: I'm not getting it back. Luke: I stole something. 28 00:01:00.260 --> 00:01:00.927 Luke: You- What, sorry? 29 00:01:01.061 --> 00:01:02.162 Sammy: Aren't you gone next week? 30 00:01:02.829 --> 00:01:03.363 Luke: Yeah. 31 00:01:04.330 --> 00:01:05.131 Luke: Do you need it next week? 32 00:01:05.265 --> 00:01:05.698 Sammy: No. 33 00:01:05.799 --> 00:01:06.266 Luke: Okay. 34 00:01:06.266 --> 00:01:08.034 Sammy: I wanted it for yesterday for the live stream. 35 00:01:08.068 --> 00:01:08.768 Luke: Yeah, I didn't... 36 00:01:09.602 --> 00:01:13.473 Luke: I've been, dude I had to do nine Linus reviews between yesterday and today. 37 00:01:13.840 --> 00:01:15.775 Luke: But yeah, I can give you your shirt back. 38 00:01:16.943 --> 00:01:17.377 Sammy: Thanks. 39 00:01:17.477 --> 00:01:19.212 Sammy: I was like, who, who would have stolen this? 40 00:01:19.512 --> 00:01:21.247 Luke: Yeah, I- Yeah, I didn't even mean to. 41 00:01:21.414 --> 00:01:22.415 Sammy: No, no, no, it was funny, it was funny. 42 00:01:22.449 --> 00:01:23.383 Luke: Yeah, I don't know. 43 00:01:23.416 --> 00:01:25.885 Luke: Because it's, it's always mediums and XLs on set. 44 00:01:25.885 --> 00:01:26.252 Sammy: Yeah. 45 00:01:26.286 --> 00:01:28.922 Luke: And if it's a medium it's for Linus, if it's an XL it's for me. 46 00:01:28.955 --> 00:01:31.224 Sammy: No, I got an XL because the large ran out. 47 00:01:31.524 --> 00:01:32.625 Luke: Mmmmm. 48 00:01:32.725 --> 00:01:33.226 Sammy: Yeah. 49 00:01:33.326 --> 00:01:34.627 Sammy: Are we officially late now? 50 00:01:35.261 --> 00:01:36.029 Dan: Technically. 51 00:01:36.629 --> 00:01:37.397 Sammy: WAN late. 52 00:01:37.564 --> 00:01:38.932 Luke: Yes, that is so good. 53 00:01:39.099 --> 00:01:40.567 Sammy: I can't believe Linus lost again. 54 00:01:40.667 --> 00:01:41.634 Luke: That is so good. 55 00:01:41.768 --> 00:01:46.673 Sammy: I was, I'm editing the next episode; I'm realizing how much I flip flop in the rules. 56 00:01:46.806 --> 00:01:47.407 Luke: Yeah. 57 00:01:47.907 --> 00:01:49.976 Sammy: I keep changing the rules while I explain the rules. 58 00:01:50.076 --> 00:01:51.945 Luke: It seems so simple to me. 59 00:01:52.912 --> 00:01:54.247 Sammy: I'm just a judge I think, at that point. 60 00:01:54.280 --> 00:01:56.516 Luke: Who makes-? Yeah, yeah; 61 00:01:56.616 --> 00:02:01.521 and the thing you have to decide is who made WAN late this time. 62 00:02:01.621 --> 00:02:04.891 If we're both here before 4:30, no one did, that's fine. 63 00:02:05.391 --> 00:02:05.825 Sammy: Yeah. 64 00:02:05.959 --> 00:02:06.326 Luke: You know? 65 00:02:06.426 --> 00:02:08.528 Sammy: Well I'm the judge, jury, executioner. 66 00:02:09.195 --> 00:02:10.096 Sammy: That's a great... 67 00:02:11.598 --> 00:02:13.900 Luke: I think, I think a god emperor? 68 00:02:14.300 --> 00:02:14.868 Sammy: *Laughs* 69 00:02:14.901 --> 00:02:17.504 Luke: Yeah; the ruler of all things, none above. 70 00:02:17.504 --> 00:02:18.004 Sammy: No, no, no. 71 00:02:18.037 --> 00:02:18.671 Luke: That's, yeah. 72 00:02:18.938 --> 00:02:19.606 Sammy: I am a lowly serf 73 00:02:20.740 --> 00:02:21.241 Luke: Oh. 74 00:02:21.241 --> 00:02:21.975 Sammy: I just hold the camera. 75 00:02:22.742 --> 00:02:24.077 Luke: For who, who's the judge then? 76 00:02:24.210 --> 00:02:24.711 Sammy: Hmm? 77 00:02:25.178 --> 00:02:26.112 Luke: The audience? Sammy: The people. 78 00:02:26.146 --> 00:02:29.716 Luke: Oh... true. Sammy: We are, we are just humble servants, the voice of the people. 79 00:02:29.782 --> 00:02:33.853 Luke: The collective hive mind of the audience is the- Are the rulers. 80 00:02:33.853 --> 00:02:35.355 Sammy: Yesterday Sarah was like, I want this; 81 00:02:35.355 --> 00:02:38.291 and the whole chat was like, if we don't get this, we'll riot. 82 00:02:38.291 --> 00:02:38.925 Luke: Hahahahaha! 83 00:02:38.958 --> 00:02:41.194 Sammy: So now we're making something that chat wants. 84 00:02:41.227 --> 00:02:41.928 Sammy: Having fun? 85 00:02:41.928 --> 00:02:44.964 Dan: Please explain this; this is not acceptable. 86 00:02:45.532 --> 00:02:45.865 Luke: What? 87 00:02:45.999 --> 00:02:46.566 Sammy: What is that? 88 00:02:48.568 --> 00:02:49.035 Luke: What the!? 89 00:02:49.235 --> 00:02:50.370 Dan: Look at the stutter hand. 90 00:02:50.803 --> 00:02:52.805 Sammy: What is that? What is that? What? 91 00:02:52.972 --> 00:02:54.107 Dan: This is ghosting test. 92 00:02:54.240 --> 00:02:54.908 Sammy: Oh. 93 00:02:54.908 --> 00:02:56.876 Dan: If you know ghosting test, you know ghosting test. 94 00:02:56.910 --> 00:02:59.112 Luke: No, that laptop's supposed to be tough, not... 95 00:03:00.513 --> 00:03:03.483 Dan: It's getting 30 FPS in the ghosting test. 96 00:03:03.616 --> 00:03:04.150 Luke: Mmmm. 97 00:03:04.517 --> 00:03:06.386 Dan: I don't think it's supposed to be that bad. 98 00:03:08.188 --> 00:03:09.489 Sammy: How late do you think Linus is going to be? 99 00:03:11.090 --> 00:03:12.625 Luke: Uh, I don't think he's going to be that late. 100 00:03:12.725 --> 00:03:13.426 Luke: Um... 101 00:03:13.459 --> 00:03:14.327 Dan: They're just finishing up. 102 00:03:15.061 --> 00:03:15.428 Luke: Yeah. 103 00:03:15.562 --> 00:03:18.198 Dan: He does not want to do anything else. 104 00:03:18.698 --> 00:03:22.435 Sammy: Yeah; I mean, he's go- He wants to go home, he wants to go on vacation. 105 00:03:23.503 --> 00:03:24.370 Luke: Oooh. 106 00:03:24.370 --> 00:03:25.538 Luke: Does he fly out tonight? 107 00:03:25.605 --> 00:03:27.540 Sammy: I just know he's gone all next week. 108 00:03:27.674 --> 00:03:28.474 Luke: Yeah. 109 00:03:28.641 --> 00:03:29.542 Sammy: That's all I know. 110 00:03:29.676 --> 00:03:30.043 Dan: Oh. 111 00:03:30.076 --> 00:03:32.879 Luke: Because usually he's not like, I don't want this show to go late; 112 00:03:32.946 --> 00:03:34.814 Luke: and he posted that in the chat today. 113 00:03:34.814 --> 00:03:35.448 Luke: I was like, oh. 114 00:03:35.782 --> 00:03:37.617 Luke: So I honestly, I thought he was going to be here on time; 115 00:03:37.617 --> 00:03:39.652 Luke: I showed up like, solidly early? 116 00:03:39.652 --> 00:03:42.889 Sammy: He canceled some stuff in this schedule so he can finish it. 117 00:03:42.889 --> 00:03:45.158 Sammy: So yeah, he's a very determined man today. 118 00:03:46.025 --> 00:03:46.593 Luke: Still late. 119 00:03:46.659 --> 00:03:48.795 Dan: That was the stuttering test, it was supposed to be stuttering. 120 00:03:49.095 --> 00:03:49.896 Luke: Oooh. 121 00:03:49.929 --> 00:03:51.998 Dan: But the smooth one is still stuttering, so I'm still upset. 122 00:03:52.131 --> 00:03:52.498 Luke: Yeah. 123 00:03:52.599 --> 00:03:54.200 Dan: And the ghosting is like obscene. 124 00:03:54.834 --> 00:03:56.469 Luke: This is what we do when Linus is late. 125 00:03:58.071 --> 00:04:00.306 Sammy: Listen, we can go live right now, we could. 126 00:04:00.440 --> 00:04:01.407 Luke: We could pre show. 127 00:04:01.574 --> 00:04:02.475 Sammy: Just won't be a good thumbnail. 128 00:04:02.475 --> 00:04:03.276 Luke: The problem is we- 129 00:04:03.276 --> 00:04:04.510 Luke: Yeah, we don't have a thumbnail and title. 130 00:04:04.544 --> 00:04:06.512 What is, are you, is there some- Oh, the cover? 131 00:04:06.646 --> 00:04:07.313 Tynan: I've got a question. 132 00:04:07.447 --> 00:04:08.314 Luke: Oh, okay. 133 00:04:08.915 --> 00:04:10.350 Tynan: Relating to cabbles. 134 00:04:10.550 --> 00:04:11.150 Sammy: You can ask it. 135 00:04:11.150 --> 00:04:11.618 Luke: Cabbles? 136 00:04:11.618 --> 00:04:12.118 Tynan: Cables. 137 00:04:12.118 --> 00:04:12.685 Luke: Oh. 138 00:04:13.720 --> 00:04:16.022 Tynan: So, might as well pose it to you guys. 139 00:04:16.055 --> 00:04:17.290 I don't know if this is Floatplane or not, 140 00:04:17.290 --> 00:04:19.726 but some of them don't pass signal integrity, 141 00:04:19.892 --> 00:04:20.360 Luke: Mmmm. 142 00:04:20.860 --> 00:04:25.398 Tynan: but they still manage the data rate properly, thoughts? 143 00:04:25.698 --> 00:04:26.266 Luke: Binning? 144 00:04:26.933 --> 00:04:30.903 Tynan: No, no, no; as in like, because we have some disgustingly long cables. 145 00:04:31.404 --> 00:04:32.538 Luke: Ooh. 146 00:04:34.741 --> 00:04:35.975 Tynan: Do you think that's a problem? 147 00:04:40.079 --> 00:04:42.615 Luke: I think it's a problem if we're advertising that it does. 148 00:04:43.116 --> 00:04:44.450 Tynan: Kind of my inclination as well. 149 00:04:44.450 --> 00:04:44.784 Luke: Yeah. 150 00:04:44.784 --> 00:04:47.787 Tynan: It's not actually an issue because we can just shift where the threshold is but, 151 00:04:48.488 --> 00:04:50.790 yeah, it's an interesting conundrum. 152 00:04:52.525 --> 00:04:53.826 Luke: Do you know, do you know the full quote? 153 00:04:54.227 --> 00:04:57.530 Luke: \"Customer's always right\", do you know what the actual full quote is? Do you know this story? 154 00:04:57.664 --> 00:04:58.131 Dan: I do. 155 00:04:58.865 --> 00:05:02.735 Tynan: I know of it, and I know there's like a complicating factor of like, 156 00:05:02.769 --> 00:05:06.005 in some specific context the customers is always right. 157 00:05:06.005 --> 00:05:08.508 Luke: Yeah, it completely changes the meaning behind it. 158 00:05:08.508 --> 00:05:11.844 It's uh, \"the customer's always right in matters of taste\". 159 00:05:12.378 --> 00:05:12.779 Tynan: Yes. 160 00:05:12.979 --> 00:05:17.583 Dan: Almost all of them have an expanded version which changes the meaning completely. 161 00:05:17.750 --> 00:05:18.318 Luke: Yeah. 162 00:05:18.851 --> 00:05:21.788 Tynan: I think he's really good at taking what's actually said 163 00:05:21.788 --> 00:05:23.389 and making it what they want to be said. 164 00:05:23.389 --> 00:05:23.790 Luke: Yeah. 165 00:05:23.923 --> 00:05:25.258 Tynan: Also, have you seen the cables? 166 00:05:25.391 --> 00:05:25.725 Luke: No. 167 00:05:26.993 --> 00:05:29.228 Tynan: That's the shorty. 168 00:05:29.362 --> 00:05:29.962 Luke: Oh, wow. 169 00:05:30.096 --> 00:05:31.397 Tynan: And this is the disgustingly long... 170 00:05:31.397 --> 00:05:33.232 Luke: When Linus mentioned how thick they were, 171 00:05:33.232 --> 00:05:33.466 Tynan: They're thick. 172 00:05:33.466 --> 00:05:37.303 Luke: I was expecting they would be almost annoying, but they're very like, supple. 173 00:05:37.370 --> 00:05:41.207 Tynan: Yeah, they're super thick but the sheathing is a really nice material. 174 00:05:41.207 --> 00:05:42.842 Luke: Super, super thick, but you can do that. 175 00:05:43.676 --> 00:05:44.177 Tynan: Pretty good. 176 00:05:44.744 --> 00:05:45.578 Sammy: Illuminati. 177 00:05:46.612 --> 00:05:47.213 Sammy: Hahahaha. 178 00:05:47.213 --> 00:05:48.047 Sammy: I was trying to get into your eye. 179 00:05:48.047 --> 00:05:48.681 Luke: The eyeball? 180 00:05:48.715 --> 00:05:49.215 Sammy: Yeah. 181 00:05:49.615 --> 00:05:50.550 Luke: OoooOooOoh. 182 00:05:52.018 --> 00:05:54.420 Tynan: And then that's just the comedically long cable. Luke: Wow. 183 00:05:54.454 --> 00:05:55.455 Luke: It feels nice, though. 184 00:05:55.455 --> 00:05:55.922 Tynan: Yeah. 185 00:05:56.889 --> 00:05:58.257 Luke: Yeah, what would this even be for? 186 00:05:58.291 --> 00:06:00.059 Tynan: It's a 240 watt capable cable. 187 00:06:01.828 --> 00:06:02.628 Tynan: Hahahahaha. 188 00:06:02.628 --> 00:06:03.896 Luke: Oh dude, I love that. 189 00:06:04.030 --> 00:06:05.231 Tynan: USB 2, 240. 190 00:06:06.099 --> 00:06:07.400 Luke: That's so- Can I show that? 191 00:06:07.533 --> 00:06:09.168 Tynan: I don't know, I can leave it. 192 00:06:09.869 --> 00:06:10.503 Luke: Hmm? 193 00:06:10.503 --> 00:06:14.040 Tynan: I mostly want to try to get an answer from Linus if we need to care about this 194 00:06:14.040 --> 00:06:17.443 so we can figure out production orders and stuff. 195 00:06:17.477 --> 00:06:18.878 Luke: I feel like he might say yes. 196 00:06:19.612 --> 00:06:21.114 Tynan: Yeeeah; that one's fine. 197 00:06:21.748 --> 00:06:22.515 Luke: This one? Tynan: It's mostly the- 198 00:06:22.515 --> 00:06:26.552 Tynan: Yeah it's the like, medium to long length high speed cables that are the problem. 199 00:06:27.620 --> 00:06:29.722 Luke: This is my favorite part. 200 00:06:32.358 --> 00:06:34.026 Sammy: What? The tip? 201 00:06:34.060 --> 00:06:35.261 Tynan: Not the tip, the number. 202 00:06:35.294 --> 00:06:36.696 Luke: Can you read it? Can you read it in the camera? 203 00:06:36.796 --> 00:06:37.463 Sammy: Ooooh. 204 00:06:37.897 --> 00:06:38.598 Tynan: Yeah, the shiny. 205 00:06:38.731 --> 00:06:40.767 Sammy: Ooooooh; say what? 206 00:06:40.767 --> 00:06:41.667 Tynan: It's the power, yo. 207 00:06:41.868 --> 00:06:45.304 Sammy: Oh, okay, that's cool; wait it's, why is it like, falling off the edge? 208 00:06:46.005 --> 00:06:48.374 Sammy: It's like very, it's like it's about to fall. 209 00:06:48.374 --> 00:06:49.308 Tynan: There's a lot of text. 210 00:06:49.308 --> 00:06:49.976 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 211 00:06:49.976 --> 00:06:50.643 Luke: Oh, it fits. 212 00:06:51.377 --> 00:06:52.812 Luke: The number's fully on. 213 00:06:52.812 --> 00:06:53.446 Tynan: There's a lot of text. 214 00:06:53.679 --> 00:06:54.680 Luke: It's printed right to the edge. 215 00:06:54.680 --> 00:06:54.947 Sammy: Yeah. 216 00:06:54.947 --> 00:06:55.915 Luke: The number's fully there. 217 00:06:55.948 --> 00:06:56.315 Sammy: Yeah. 218 00:06:56.482 --> 00:06:58.251 Luke: But that's fantastic because like, you know, 219 00:06:59.218 --> 00:07:03.289 one thing that's a big problem is they often don't label on the box of the product at all, 220 00:07:03.289 --> 00:07:04.390 what it's rated for. 221 00:07:04.424 --> 00:07:06.959 And then, once you open the box, 222 00:07:06.993 --> 00:07:08.995 even if they do label it, it's gone anyways; 223 00:07:08.995 --> 00:07:11.364 Luke: so having it on the actual cable is really nice. 224 00:07:11.364 --> 00:07:14.434 Tynan: Yeah, USB made it better; and then they made it kind of worse again. 225 00:07:14.567 --> 00:07:15.535 Luke: Hahahaha. 226 00:07:15.635 --> 00:07:19.038 Tynan: In classic, classic USB or big group form. Sammy: That's ensh***ification 227 00:07:19.172 --> 00:07:19.572 Luke: Yeah. 228 00:07:19.572 --> 00:07:20.039 Tynan: Pretty much. 229 00:07:20.106 --> 00:07:21.874 Tynan: Okay, I'm going to go try to hunt down Linus. 230 00:07:22.008 --> 00:07:22.575 Luke: Okay, good luck. 231 00:07:22.608 --> 00:07:23.142 Tynan: Good luck, have fun. 232 00:07:23.176 --> 00:07:23.776 Sammy: He's shooting. 233 00:07:24.343 --> 00:07:24.911 Sammy: Bye. 234 00:07:24.911 --> 00:07:25.678 Luke: Do you know where he's shooting? 235 00:07:26.012 --> 00:07:26.446 Sammy: Huh? 236 00:07:26.579 --> 00:07:27.580 Luke: Do you know where he's shooting? 237 00:07:27.613 --> 00:07:29.549 Sammy: Uh, in the kitchen set. 238 00:07:29.615 --> 00:07:32.251 Sammy: He's just all walking on set being like, what are you doing? 239 00:07:32.919 --> 00:07:34.954 Luke: Why do I feel like he'll try to pull some like, 240 00:07:34.954 --> 00:07:37.990 BS rules thing and like run past me and be like \"I was here\". 241 00:07:37.990 --> 00:07:38.558 Sammy: Hahaha. 242 00:07:38.558 --> 00:07:40.460 Sammy: No, no, no, no; I'm the judge. 243 00:07:40.493 --> 00:07:41.894 Sammy: Hahahaha. 244 00:07:43.062 --> 00:07:43.529 Sammy: It's okay. 245 00:07:43.696 --> 00:07:45.898 Luke: But he can be persuasive. 246 00:07:45.965 --> 00:07:48.534 Sammy: I'm, I am- No, I have to be strong. 247 00:07:48.568 --> 00:07:50.369 Luke: Hahahahaha! 248 00:07:50.603 --> 00:07:51.671 Sammy: I must be strong. 249 00:07:52.371 --> 00:07:53.072 Luke: Yeah man. 250 00:07:53.272 --> 00:07:54.040 Sammy: I'm just waiting for you. 251 00:07:54.140 --> 00:07:54.674 Linus: What do you want? 252 00:07:54.774 --> 00:07:55.942 Sammy: I'm just chilling, waiting. 253 00:07:55.942 --> 00:07:59.745 Linus: Well, I'm blaming Dell for this; and Alex and Sven. 254 00:08:00.646 --> 00:08:02.381 Linus: And I did my best. 255 00:08:02.682 --> 00:08:05.418 Alex: What are, what are you shooting right now? When is this getting released? 256 00:08:05.451 --> 00:08:06.786 Sammy: Um, in February. 257 00:08:06.886 --> 00:08:09.322 Alex: Okay, cool; just don't release this before January 6th. 258 00:08:09.322 --> 00:08:09.622 Alex: Okay, cool; just don't release this before January 6th. 259 00:08:09.789 --> 00:08:10.456 Linus: Oh. 260 00:08:10.456 --> 00:08:11.190 Alex: Embargo 261 00:08:11.190 --> 00:08:11.691 Linus: Oh, yeah. 262 00:08:11.724 --> 00:08:12.458 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 263 00:08:12.458 --> 00:08:13.960 Linus: Any thoughts for title and thumbnail? 264 00:08:14.026 --> 00:08:18.564 Luke: Terry Fox, Gamers Gambling, HP Downgrading Printers... 265 00:08:18.564 --> 00:08:18.965 Linus: Eww. 266 00:08:18.965 --> 00:08:23.569 Luke: 17th? Maybe they talked about it in the past and they're actually doing it now? 267 00:08:25.004 --> 00:08:25.605 Linus: Mmmm! 268 00:08:26.339 --> 00:08:27.673 Tynan: Technical question for you. 269 00:08:27.874 --> 00:08:30.743 Tynan: So, the longer high-speed data cables, 270 00:08:31.010 --> 00:08:31.511 Linus: Mhmm? 271 00:08:31.644 --> 00:08:33.079 Tynan: don't pass signal integrity. 272 00:08:33.212 --> 00:08:34.146 Linus: Ooogh! 273 00:08:34.514 --> 00:08:38.117 Tynan: But the data transfer rates are the same as the shorter ones. 274 00:08:43.322 --> 00:08:43.990 Tynan: Do we care? 275 00:08:45.658 --> 00:08:49.328 It would essentially shift where we start doing higher speed cables, 276 00:08:50.429 --> 00:08:51.497 Linus: Umm... 277 00:08:52.231 --> 00:08:55.768 Tynan: to be shorter; so it's not like, actually a problem problem, 278 00:08:55.968 --> 00:08:58.004 it's more of a skew distribution. 279 00:08:59.772 --> 00:09:02.408 Linus: Could it be a problem problem at some point? 280 00:09:03.442 --> 00:09:06.212 Linus: Well this, hold on this is a 480 megabit... 281 00:09:06.245 --> 00:09:07.747 Tynan: Yeah, yeah, yeahl; I just brought you a bunch. 282 00:09:08.080 --> 00:09:08.381 Linus: Oh. 283 00:09:08.381 --> 00:09:12.285 Tynan: This is like, this is the 20 gig cable that, it doesn't pass. 284 00:09:12.385 --> 00:09:13.252 Linus: This doesn't pass. 285 00:09:13.252 --> 00:09:16.122 Tynan: And then we have a x meter, 10 gig A to C. 286 00:09:16.122 --> 00:09:17.089 Linus: And that doesn't pass? 287 00:09:17.123 --> 00:09:17.523 Tynan: Yep. 288 00:09:17.990 --> 00:09:20.626 Linus: Um, but we could do... 289 00:09:21.060 --> 00:09:21.794 Tynan: We can do shorter. 290 00:09:22.361 --> 00:09:22.862 Linus: Okay. 291 00:09:23.029 --> 00:09:26.332 Tynan: Essentially just shifting where the transfer happens if we wanted to go down that route. 292 00:09:26.432 --> 00:09:28.501 Linus: I think we shift where the transfer goes. 293 00:09:28.501 --> 00:09:28.868 Tynan: Okay. 294 00:09:28.868 --> 00:09:31.437 Linus: Like even though it manages to negotiate it or whatever, 295 00:09:31.437 --> 00:09:34.941 Linus: I think if our whole thing is going to be like, full FPS you know? 296 00:09:34.941 --> 00:09:35.274 Tynan: Yep. 297 00:09:35.308 --> 00:09:36.909 Linus: Full performance spec, then we just- 298 00:09:36.976 --> 00:09:37.476 Tynan: Sounds good. 299 00:09:38.578 --> 00:09:42.348 Linus: I think we could even say; hey, your mileage may vary, 300 00:09:42.415 --> 00:09:45.651 because we're making the same cable. 301 00:09:45.651 --> 00:09:48.387 Linus: It's just the thing that we emboss here, right? 302 00:09:48.387 --> 00:09:50.456 Tynan: Not- No. 303 00:09:50.489 --> 00:09:51.123 Linus: Oh. 304 00:09:51.157 --> 00:09:56.896 Tynan: So this is the transfer over from 10 gig to 480, or 20 gig to 480. 305 00:09:57.964 --> 00:10:00.700 Linus: Oooh. Tynan: So this is from like, USB 3 to USB 2. 306 00:10:00.733 --> 00:10:04.203 Linus: What about the 10 and 20 gig fallover? 307 00:10:04.203 --> 00:10:04.937 Tynan: This is A to C. 308 00:10:05.037 --> 00:10:06.005 Linus: Oh, that's an A to C. 309 00:10:06.172 --> 00:10:07.306 Linus: Oh I see. 310 00:10:07.340 --> 00:10:08.975 Tynan: So it's the same speed per line between the two. 311 00:10:10.476 --> 00:10:14.080 Linus: I see, so you're asking if we bother to put all the conductors in it. 312 00:10:16.115 --> 00:10:16.549 Tynan: Yeah. 313 00:10:19.118 --> 00:10:20.519 Sammy: This is like deja vu all over again. 314 00:10:21.320 --> 00:10:24.423 Luke: To what? Oh what happened like, 15 minutes ago? 315 00:10:24.457 --> 00:10:25.324 Sammy: A few weeks ago. 316 00:10:25.391 --> 00:10:26.459 Luke: A few weeks ago? For what? 317 00:10:26.459 --> 00:10:26.792 Sammy: Yeah. 318 00:10:26.792 --> 00:10:28.327 Sammy: Tatjana and Lisa also came. 319 00:10:28.327 --> 00:10:32.431 Luke: I was surprised because you told me that it was thick, and it's definitely thick. 320 00:10:32.431 --> 00:10:33.165 Linus: Yeah. 321 00:10:33.366 --> 00:10:35.201 Luke: But you can like, loop it right over. 322 00:10:35.368 --> 00:10:36.402 Linus: It's thick and it's black. 323 00:10:36.535 --> 00:10:37.603 Luke: And it's no problem. 324 00:10:37.737 --> 00:10:38.371 Linus: Yeah. 325 00:10:39.005 --> 00:10:39.805 Luke: And it's stiff. 326 00:10:39.939 --> 00:10:41.841 Luke: You can't go back after buying LTT cables? 327 00:10:41.841 --> 00:10:42.508 Linus: That's- Sammy: Okay. 328 00:10:42.508 --> 00:10:43.509 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 329 00:10:43.509 --> 00:10:44.110 Sammy: Okay. 330 00:10:44.443 --> 00:10:44.977 Tynan: Hahaha! 331 00:10:45.144 --> 00:10:46.445 Luke: Is that the new tagline? 332 00:10:47.046 --> 00:10:48.414 Luke: \"You'll never go back to normal\". 333 00:10:48.414 --> 00:10:50.316 Tynan: Oh the fun thing is, it's like for these ones- 334 00:10:50.316 --> 00:10:51.417 Dan: Oh, do they have veins!? 335 00:10:51.450 --> 00:10:53.285 Sammy: Nooo, stahp. Luke: Hahahahaha! 336 00:10:53.285 --> 00:10:54.153 Tynan: The sheathing isn't- 337 00:10:54.186 --> 00:10:55.187 Dan: Oh, it does have veins! 338 00:10:55.187 --> 00:10:56.155 Tynan: Like, the sheathing is pretty thick, 339 00:10:56.155 --> 00:10:56.989 Dan: Oh, hell yeah. 340 00:10:56.989 --> 00:10:58.791 Tynan: but you can see like, some of the conductors in it. 341 00:10:59.058 --> 00:11:00.860 Luke: Hahahaha. 342 00:11:00.926 --> 00:11:02.128 Dan: Ribbed, for my pleasure. 343 00:11:02.128 --> 00:11:03.996 Sammy: No, uuuh... 344 00:11:03.996 --> 00:11:05.097 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 345 00:11:06.332 --> 00:11:07.333 Dan: Sammy, do you want to touch it? 346 00:11:07.366 --> 00:11:09.402 Sammy: No, I'm holding the camera. 347 00:11:09.402 --> 00:11:10.569 I'm holding the camera. 348 00:11:10.569 --> 00:11:11.404 Dan: Oh, your hands are full, okay. 349 00:11:11.404 --> 00:11:12.104 Sammy: My hands are full. 350 00:11:14.573 --> 00:11:16.108 Luke: A lot the subjects are not that- 351 00:11:17.643 --> 00:11:18.411 Sammy: Nobody's here. 352 00:11:20.046 --> 00:11:21.147 Sammy: When is WAN? 353 00:11:22.682 --> 00:11:23.716 Sammy: Let's see if they're here now. 354 00:11:24.917 --> 00:11:25.451 Sammy: Hi. 355 00:11:25.551 --> 00:11:26.085 Dan: Hey. 356 00:11:26.485 --> 00:11:27.553 Sammy: WAN early? 357 00:11:27.820 --> 00:11:33.392 Dan: WAN is two hours late? Supposed to start at noon, I came in two hours early. 358 00:11:33.426 --> 00:11:38.664 And uh, now I guess we're looking at, you know another 45 minutes. 359 00:11:38.664 --> 00:11:40.733 I asked Linus to get here for uh, 2:30? So that we could start for three. 360 00:11:40.733 --> 00:11:42.935 I asked Linus to get here for 2:30? So that we could start for three. 361 00:11:43.202 --> 00:11:45.404 Sammy: I only saw the 1, so I thought he was telling you at 1. 362 00:11:46.105 --> 00:11:46.372 Dan: Yeah. 363 00:11:46.372 --> 00:11:47.006 Sammy: So put everybody's at 1. 364 00:11:47.006 --> 00:11:48.674 Dan: Yeah, Vance sent out a calendar invite for noon. 365 00:11:48.908 --> 00:11:49.375 Sammy: Yeah. 366 00:11:49.375 --> 00:11:52.044 Dan: And I thought that was accepted, but I guess not? 367 00:11:52.178 --> 00:11:53.379 Sammy: No, I misread it. 368 00:11:53.412 --> 00:11:55.781 I, I just, that was my bad, but it turned out- 369 00:11:55.815 --> 00:11:57.450 Dan: Yeah, but Vance sent out the calendar invite, so 370 00:11:57.483 --> 00:11:58.718 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 371 00:11:58.851 --> 00:11:59.852 Dan: I came in for 11. 372 00:12:00.619 --> 00:12:01.220 Sammy: you came in at 11? 373 00:12:01.253 --> 00:12:03.723 Dan: I could have been in bed, I'm tired. 374 00:12:03.856 --> 00:12:04.590 Sammy: *unintelligible* 375 00:12:04.623 --> 00:12:05.291 Dan: I stayed up late. 376 00:12:05.658 --> 00:12:06.759 Sammy: Now you eepy baby. 377 00:12:06.792 --> 00:12:08.461 Dan: Eepy, I'm always eepy. 378 00:12:08.661 --> 00:12:10.930 Sammy: Who do you think is going to get here first, Linus or Luke? 379 00:12:11.063 --> 00:12:17.236 Dan: Linus said he was on his way, so probably Linus, I would assume. 380 00:12:17.403 --> 00:12:18.637 Sammy: But isn't Luke in office? 381 00:12:18.971 --> 00:12:19.405 Dan: No. 382 00:12:19.505 --> 00:12:20.072 Sammy: Oh, he's not? 383 00:12:20.072 --> 00:12:20.840 Dan: He's on vacation. 384 00:12:21.040 --> 00:12:22.541 Sammy: Oh, is he calling in? 385 00:12:22.908 --> 00:12:23.342 Dan: No. 386 00:12:23.576 --> 00:12:25.111 Dan: No, I don't think he went anywhere. 387 00:12:25.244 --> 00:12:25.578 Sammy: Oh. 388 00:12:25.578 --> 00:12:28.247 Dan: Because it was legally mandated vacation. 389 00:12:28.247 --> 00:12:29.782 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 390 00:12:29.782 --> 00:12:32.017 Dan: I took some of that the other day, I took two days off; 391 00:12:33.052 --> 00:12:35.688 because I'm required by law to take vacation. 392 00:12:35.688 --> 00:12:36.222 Sammy: Yeah. 393 00:12:36.722 --> 00:12:37.289 Dan: Whatever. 394 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:39.792 Sammy: I feel like it's everybody at the end of the year. 395 00:12:40.526 --> 00:12:45.598 Dan: Yeah, yeah; my year end was just the end of November, my three year anniversary. 396 00:12:45.598 --> 00:12:46.332 Sammy: Oh that's cute. 397 00:12:46.465 --> 00:12:54.106 Dan: So, vacation resets, and I kind of couldn't take any time off; 398 00:12:54.106 --> 00:12:55.741 because you know, I've got things to do. 399 00:12:55.841 --> 00:12:56.375 Sammy: Yeah. 400 00:12:57.176 --> 00:13:00.479 Dan: And I can only take four days vacation anyway, because of WAN; 401 00:13:00.613 --> 00:13:06.285 thankfully, the rule got rescinded, so I don't know. 402 00:13:06.285 --> 00:13:08.788 We roll over one week of vacation and the rest is paid out, 403 00:13:08.788 --> 00:13:10.189 which is all like, I don't know. 404 00:13:10.189 --> 00:13:12.191 Dan: It's all BC government regulation, right? 405 00:13:12.191 --> 00:13:12.792 Sammy: Yeah. 406 00:13:14.560 --> 00:13:17.730 Dan: But, I don't think Luke ever takes vacation; that's bad for him. 407 00:13:17.763 --> 00:13:18.931 Dan: Vacation is very important. 408 00:13:18.931 --> 00:13:19.565 Sammy: Hahahaha. 409 00:13:21.066 --> 00:13:22.401 Dan: Yeah, yeah. 410 00:13:23.035 --> 00:13:24.537 Sammy: Are you excited about this week's WAN? 411 00:13:25.171 --> 00:13:26.972 Dan: I think so, I think it'll be fun. 412 00:13:27.139 --> 00:13:31.177 Dan: I'm a little disappointed that I now have to time crunch the show. 413 00:13:31.210 --> 00:13:33.179 I can't do a four or five hour WAN, 414 00:13:33.612 --> 00:13:34.280 Sammy: Yeah. 415 00:13:34.680 --> 00:13:37.349 Dan: Like I was intending; so, I've got to be a little bit more on it. 416 00:13:38.017 --> 00:13:43.422 And hopefully, the merch messages are light on questions? 417 00:13:43.455 --> 00:13:46.692 Normally, when we do a launch like this and we get a thousand a show, 418 00:13:47.293 --> 00:13:49.628 a lot of them are just like, cool thanks; 419 00:13:49.662 --> 00:13:54.300 instead of deep introspective questions that take 20 minutes to answer and cause 45 tangents. 420 00:13:54.533 --> 00:13:55.134 Do you know what I mean? 421 00:13:55.267 --> 00:13:55.701 Sammy: Yeah. 422 00:13:55.701 --> 00:13:56.101 Dan: Yeah. 423 00:13:56.302 --> 00:13:56.435 Arthur: So- 424 00:13:57.403 --> 00:13:58.571 Linus: ...I'd like to just say something; 425 00:13:58.704 --> 00:14:01.507 so I was going to say, small Christmas is my Christmas, 426 00:14:01.574 --> 00:14:07.112 but that didn't make a ton of sense without you having the context of my high school friend. 427 00:14:07.146 --> 00:14:09.481 Shout out Carolyn, if you're watching; I know you're not watching this. 428 00:14:09.481 --> 00:14:10.916 Sammy: Hahahahahaha, watched halfway through. 429 00:14:10.950 --> 00:14:12.685 Linus: Yeah; you know, whatever, cool. 430 00:14:12.718 --> 00:14:13.285 Linus: Hi, Carolyn. 431 00:14:14.653 --> 00:14:19.525 Dan: My favorite thing about COVID was that now we have a wonderful excuse to never see family. 432 00:14:20.159 --> 00:14:20.693 Linus: Right!? 433 00:14:20.826 --> 00:14:22.695 Dan: We don't have to do a 12-person turkey dinner. 434 00:14:22.862 --> 00:14:25.397 Linus: Yeah see, it's not working with my family, but- 435 00:14:25.731 --> 00:14:26.165 Dan: Yeah. 436 00:14:26.165 --> 00:14:26.498 Linus: Just- 437 00:14:26.498 --> 00:14:27.399 Dan: *Fake coughs* 438 00:14:27.700 --> 00:14:29.301 Linus: Yeah, yeah. 439 00:14:29.301 --> 00:14:30.970 Linus: Oooh, oooh. 440 00:14:32.238 --> 00:14:32.938 Dan: Lying! 441 00:14:35.708 --> 00:14:38.344 Sammy: How's it feel being so much earlier than Luke? 442 00:14:39.445 --> 00:14:39.912 Linus: Kingly. 443 00:14:40.079 --> 00:14:40.946 Sammy: Kingly. 444 00:14:41.513 --> 00:14:42.381 Sammy: Are you excited to talk about it? 445 00:14:42.514 --> 00:14:45.217 Linus: My ARM hurts, it's- No, I mean, it's like... 446 00:14:46.118 --> 00:14:48.654 Linus: Look, this is for my Floatplane peeps, right? Like- 447 00:14:48.654 --> 00:14:49.088 Sammy: Mmmm. 448 00:14:50.389 --> 00:14:56.128 Linus: It's like, oh my god, Spectre meltdown! Like... uhuh? 449 00:14:57.162 --> 00:14:58.931 This is old news, dude. 450 00:14:59.198 --> 00:15:03.435 The Reddit dug up a video from even before I found out about it, 451 00:15:03.469 --> 00:15:05.971 which is like four years ago, the link hijacking. 452 00:15:06.005 --> 00:15:10.476 And like, all the new stuff is bad, but it's like bad in a like, 453 00:15:10.476 --> 00:15:12.711 would have been a rapid fire WAN Show topic; 454 00:15:12.711 --> 00:15:16.248 like \"yep, that's bad\" kind of way, it's nothing to do with us. 455 00:15:17.049 --> 00:15:20.819 Like, that's the bizarre part of all of this that I just... 456 00:15:24.056 --> 00:15:26.692 I'm like okay, yeah that's bad all right, 457 00:15:26.725 --> 00:15:30.229 but I don't really understand how this is an LTT controversy. 458 00:15:30.863 --> 00:15:34.033 Like, \"but you're the third biggest person who promoted it\"! 459 00:15:34.433 --> 00:15:38.137 Like, okay; why aren't you talking to number one and two? 460 00:15:38.137 --> 00:15:38.771 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 461 00:15:38.771 --> 00:15:39.505 Linus: Like, I'm just- 462 00:15:40.572 --> 00:15:41.340 Sammy: Who was number one? 463 00:15:41.707 --> 00:15:43.008 Linus: Uh, Mr. Beast, I think? 464 00:15:43.042 --> 00:15:43.442 Sammy: Oh. 465 00:15:43.475 --> 00:15:44.043 Linus: Yeah. 466 00:15:44.610 --> 00:15:49.715 Linus: Um... But I guess just like his bar for controversy is a lot higher? 467 00:15:49.715 --> 00:15:53.052 Like their, their bar is like here and our bar is like, 468 00:15:53.719 --> 00:15:57.256 you were promoting that same service that like 469 00:15:57.256 --> 00:16:01.894 the entire YouTubeverse was promoting until you didn't promote it. 470 00:16:04.263 --> 00:16:05.564 Dan: How is this? 471 00:16:07.299 --> 00:16:10.102 Linus: I don't know, man; it's like, whatever; I don't have energy for it anymore. 472 00:16:12.338 --> 00:16:13.439 Sammy: Why were you so late? 473 00:16:13.572 --> 00:16:14.740 Luke: Why was I so late? 474 00:16:14.873 --> 00:16:15.741 Sammy: Yeah. 475 00:16:15.874 --> 00:16:16.508 Luke: I don't know. 476 00:16:17.476 --> 00:16:17.943 Linus: He knows. 477 00:16:18.043 --> 00:16:19.044 Luke: I didn't read the chat. 478 00:16:19.211 --> 00:16:21.714 Linus: Got him! Got him! Sammy: Hahahaha. 479 00:16:21.747 --> 00:16:23.682 Linus: I think this should be worth two wins. 480 00:16:23.682 --> 00:16:24.083 Luke: What!? 481 00:16:24.083 --> 00:16:24.950 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 482 00:16:25.617 --> 00:16:26.785 Luke: I was off today. 483 00:16:26.819 --> 00:16:29.188 Linus: Because I had to be the one to call him. 484 00:16:29.688 --> 00:16:30.556 Dan: I accept blame for this. 485 00:16:30.556 --> 00:16:32.958 Linus: So I should win against Dan and win against Luke. 486 00:16:32.992 --> 00:16:35.327 Dan: I accept blame for this because, 487 00:16:36.028 --> 00:16:39.164 you know, I think there should be a time limit set for 488 00:16:39.198 --> 00:16:41.300 if we don't hear from somebody, actually call them. 489 00:16:41.800 --> 00:16:43.268 Dan: I'm too millennial. Luke: Especially when they're off. 490 00:16:43.302 --> 00:16:45.537 Luke: I should get some amount of excuse because I was off today. 491 00:16:45.637 --> 00:16:48.273 Linus: Okay, how about this? I get one and a half wins. 492 00:16:48.407 --> 00:16:49.074 Luke: One and a half? 493 00:16:49.074 --> 00:16:51.577 Linus: One win against Dan, half a win against Luke. 494 00:16:51.944 --> 00:16:52.444 Sammy: Wha? 495 00:16:52.511 --> 00:16:53.145 Luke: I don't think... 496 00:16:53.245 --> 00:16:54.713 Dan: I'm agreeable to this. 497 00:16:56.115 --> 00:16:56.815 Linus: Dan likes it. 498 00:16:57.282 --> 00:16:58.584 Linus: Sammy, you're the deciding vote. 499 00:16:58.717 --> 00:17:01.353 Sammy: Man, I... Man, I gotta do the math now. 500 00:17:01.520 --> 00:17:04.656 Luke: This is somewhat shooting myself in the foot, but I'm not that against it; 501 00:17:04.723 --> 00:17:06.592 it seems somewhat reasonable. 502 00:17:06.759 --> 00:17:07.693 Hahahahaha. 503 00:17:07.760 --> 00:17:10.229 Dan: Sammy, you're gonna let him have a win against me? What's wrong-!? 504 00:17:10.896 --> 00:17:12.231 Linus: Look what you've done, Sammy. 505 00:17:12.231 --> 00:17:12.898 Dan: Wow! Wow! 506 00:17:12.898 --> 00:17:14.066 Sammy: I'm just here! 507 00:17:14.199 --> 00:17:16.769 Luke: You can't gain any points, but you can lose points. 508 00:17:17.503 --> 00:17:18.137 Dan: Negative 1. 509 00:17:18.137 --> 00:17:20.706 Luke: Hahahahaha. Linus: Fu**** him real good, Sammy; you fu**** him real good. 510 00:17:20.706 --> 00:17:21.874 Sammy: Nooo, I'm just here. 511 00:17:21.874 --> 00:17:24.243 Dan: Fu***** a**hole, f***ing Sammy. 512 00:17:24.243 --> 00:17:25.044 Sammy: I'm just here. 513 00:17:25.444 --> 00:17:26.278 Dan: Jesus. 514 00:17:26.412 --> 00:17:28.680 Linus: Literally just sitting there holding a camera. 515 00:17:29.181 --> 00:17:30.282 Linus: Alright, let's get this dumpster- 516 00:17:30.282 --> 00:17:31.984 Sammy: Oh, I'll let you, byeee! 517 00:17:31.984 --> 00:17:32.551 Luke: Byeee! 518 00:17:34.353 --> 00:17:35.954 Sammy: They said 5 o'clock! 519 00:17:37.589 --> 00:17:40.826 Luke: What are the current rules? 520 00:17:40.826 --> 00:17:43.662 Sammy: Why is WAN late? It's whoever makes the WAN late. 521 00:17:44.063 --> 00:17:44.530 Luke: Okay. 522 00:17:44.663 --> 00:17:45.898 Sammy: The rules change every day, I don't know man. 523 00:17:45.898 --> 00:17:47.099 Luke: Hahahahahaha! 524 00:17:47.099 --> 00:17:49.134 Sammy: I was editing that video you're watching; I was like, 525 00:17:49.134 --> 00:17:50.769 Sammy: man I changed the rules like 5 times, even in this video. 526 00:17:50.769 --> 00:17:51.603 Luke: Hahaha. 527 00:17:51.737 --> 00:17:54.640 Luke: Wha- Like, right at the beginning you state the rules, 528 00:17:54.640 --> 00:17:57.543 Luke: and I'm like, what? I don't think that's how it currently works. 529 00:17:57.576 --> 00:17:58.744 Sammy: Is it? I don't know, I don't know at this point; 530 00:17:58.744 --> 00:18:00.946 it's just whatever I feel like that week, honestly. 531 00:18:00.946 --> 00:18:02.081 Luke: Okay, yeah. 532 00:18:02.114 --> 00:18:04.383 Sammy: But it's whoever makes the WAN late, and it's Linus. 533 00:18:04.383 --> 00:18:06.118 Luke: Okay, so he loses this week? 534 00:18:06.118 --> 00:18:06.785 Sammy: Yeah, of course. 535 00:18:07.886 --> 00:18:10.489 Sammy: It's 5 o'clock! Why are you here? It's 4:30. Luke: It's all I want. 536 00:18:11.223 --> 00:18:12.291 Sammy: Why did you come so early? 537 00:18:12.324 --> 00:18:13.325 Luke: Because I wanted to win! 538 00:18:14.927 --> 00:18:16.028 Luke: And I don't know what the rules are. 539 00:18:16.061 --> 00:18:17.729 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 540 00:18:17.763 --> 00:18:21.767 Luke: So I just thought I would be here for sure on time. 541 00:18:21.767 --> 00:18:22.668 Sammy: Oh my goodness. 542 00:18:22.668 --> 00:18:24.103 Luke: And then I wouldn't lose. 543 00:18:24.103 --> 00:18:27.773 Sammy: You literally complained that you can't work properly when you're here. 544 00:18:28.440 --> 00:18:29.408 Sammy: You're that desperate to win. 545 00:18:29.608 --> 00:18:30.042 Luke: Yeah. 546 00:18:30.142 --> 00:18:31.577 Sammy: You're like crushing Linus though. 547 00:18:31.677 --> 00:18:32.144 Luke: Good. 548 00:18:32.177 --> 00:18:33.812 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 549 00:18:34.346 --> 00:18:35.414 Luke: It's not necessarily- 550 00:18:35.447 --> 00:18:42.221 At this point it's not about winning, it's about the degree to which you have won, if that makes sense. 551 00:18:42.554 --> 00:18:44.423 Sammy: Yeah? Like how hard you stomped. 552 00:18:44.623 --> 00:18:45.057 Luke: Yeah. 553 00:18:45.190 --> 00:18:45.557 Sammy: Yeah. 554 00:18:45.591 --> 00:18:47.292 Luke: When does this, does this end? 555 00:18:47.960 --> 00:18:49.128 Sammy: It ends when WAN ends. 556 00:18:49.761 --> 00:18:50.729 Luke: Okay, so no. 557 00:18:50.729 --> 00:18:51.230 Sammy: No. 558 00:18:52.931 --> 00:18:56.468 Sammy: But it's about having that monumental lead; you hold it forever against them. 559 00:18:56.468 --> 00:18:59.037 Luke: Which yeah, which means I need to grow it forever. 560 00:18:59.037 --> 00:18:59.638 Sammy: Yeah. 561 00:19:00.105 --> 00:19:01.874 Luke: It's like a KD ratio. 562 00:19:02.474 --> 00:19:03.175 Sammy: I guess, yeah. 563 00:19:03.175 --> 00:19:05.644 Luke: Like it's not about being at like 1.01. 564 00:19:06.011 --> 00:19:06.545 Sammy: Yeah. 565 00:19:06.578 --> 00:19:08.480 Luke: It's about reaching for more. 566 00:19:08.480 --> 00:19:09.114 Sammy: The moon. 567 00:19:09.148 --> 00:19:09.615 Luke: Yeah. 568 00:19:09.615 --> 00:19:10.082 Sammy: Yeah. 569 00:19:10.115 --> 00:19:13.919 Luke: It's like crypto, you know? You gotta... I don't know how to say it. Linus: ...oh sick! Okay. 570 00:19:14.019 --> 00:19:14.586 Luke: Yeah, see? 571 00:19:15.787 --> 00:19:17.656 Luke: What if he got here and you didn't know? 572 00:19:18.290 --> 00:19:18.857 Sammy: I would've known. 573 00:19:18.991 --> 00:19:19.892 Sammy: Wait, we said five o'clock! 574 00:19:22.027 --> 00:19:22.327 Linus: Oh. 575 00:19:22.327 --> 00:19:22.728 Sammy: Hi. 576 00:19:22.728 --> 00:19:23.462 Linus: Dan's not here. 577 00:19:23.662 --> 00:19:24.096 Sammy: No. 578 00:19:24.229 --> 00:19:24.830 Linus: So I win. 579 00:19:24.963 --> 00:19:25.964 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 580 00:19:25.998 --> 00:19:26.932 Sammy: We're just... 581 00:19:27.933 --> 00:19:28.600 Linus: Nice. 582 00:19:29.034 --> 00:19:29.668 Sammy: That's not- 583 00:19:29.668 --> 00:19:31.170 Luke: Wait, that's not- That's not fair. 584 00:19:31.170 --> 00:19:31.837 Linus: We both win. 585 00:19:31.870 --> 00:19:32.538 Luke: That's not fair. 586 00:19:32.571 --> 00:19:33.238 Sammy: Hahahahaha! 587 00:19:33.238 --> 00:19:34.840 Linus: What do you mean? Dan's not here. 588 00:19:34.840 --> 00:19:36.074 Luke: But you said five! 589 00:19:36.675 --> 00:19:39.778 Linus: So? So Dan's not here, I'm not here yet. 590 00:19:39.811 --> 00:19:40.546 Luke: Oh, okay. 591 00:19:40.579 --> 00:19:41.446 Sammy: He's shooting a video. 592 00:19:41.680 --> 00:19:42.114 Linus: Yeah. 593 00:19:42.214 --> 00:19:43.282 Sammy: A very last minute video. 594 00:19:43.315 --> 00:19:49.188 Linus: I got one more video to shoot; AMD gave us their deck for the announcements. 595 00:19:49.188 --> 00:19:49.788 Luke: Mmmm. 596 00:19:49.955 --> 00:19:50.656 Linus: And it ended up being extremely last minute, 597 00:19:50.656 --> 00:19:53.158 Linus: And it ended up being extremely last minute, 598 00:19:53.192 --> 00:19:56.828 because the deck was missing pertinent information like 599 00:19:57.429 --> 00:20:02.134 Linus: what f***ing generation of Zen, like the cores on CPUs are and stuff; 600 00:20:02.634 --> 00:20:05.137 so we had to go back and forth with them today. 601 00:20:05.170 --> 00:20:09.341 We're like, guys this whole thing could have been prevented if you just 602 00:20:09.341 --> 00:20:13.879 gave us the proper information in the first place; like, why is this a back and forth? 603 00:20:14.112 --> 00:20:14.646 Luke: Wow. 604 00:20:15.814 --> 00:20:16.315 Linus: Yeah. 605 00:20:16.348 --> 00:20:17.616 So, yeah. 606 00:20:17.616 --> 00:20:22.654 So their deck is just like, yeah we've got the Ryzen AI 300 series; 607 00:20:22.688 --> 00:20:26.758 and we've got the Ryzen 200 series for mobile. 608 00:20:28.327 --> 00:20:30.896 Linus: And here's the core counts, and here's the clock speeds; 609 00:20:30.896 --> 00:20:33.732 and we're like, why is this a 200 and a 300 series? 610 00:20:33.732 --> 00:20:35.267 I have no idea what the f*** you're talking about. 611 00:20:35.267 --> 00:20:39.972 Linus: Oh, 200 is Zen 4; but that's not in there, anywhere. 612 00:20:40.772 --> 00:20:43.642 Luke: Was that just not given to us? Or was that not given to everyone? 613 00:20:43.642 --> 00:20:44.743 Linus: It just wasn't in the deck. 614 00:20:44.776 --> 00:20:45.277 Luke: Okay. 615 00:20:45.811 --> 00:20:47.312 Linus: So, I don't know. 616 00:20:47.613 --> 00:20:48.380 Luke: Thanks, AMD. 617 00:20:48.647 --> 00:20:50.082 Linus: Yeah, cool beans. 618 00:20:50.249 --> 00:20:53.051 Luke: So, should we try the thumbnail even though he's not here? 619 00:20:53.085 --> 00:20:53.952 Linus: I don't think so. 620 00:20:54.119 --> 00:20:54.920 Luke: Can you thumbnail? 621 00:20:55.020 --> 00:20:56.421 Linus: Well, the lights aren't even on. 622 00:20:56.588 --> 00:20:56.955 Luke: Oh. 623 00:20:56.989 --> 00:20:59.057 Linus: Well I mean, the lights can be on, I suppose. 624 00:20:59.091 --> 00:20:59.391 Luke: Yeah. 625 00:20:59.391 --> 00:21:02.527 Sammy: If I record from this camera and then Dan just takes a still, 626 00:21:02.527 --> 00:21:03.762 but that's way too much work. 627 00:21:03.762 --> 00:21:05.130 Linus: I have that skill. 628 00:21:05.330 --> 00:21:06.965 Sammy: I can probably figure it out, but I don't know. 629 00:21:06.999 --> 00:21:09.234 Dan can probably like remote in, right? 630 00:21:09.234 --> 00:21:10.135 Luke: Where is Dan? 631 00:21:10.269 --> 00:21:10.802 Sammy: I don't know. 632 00:21:10.802 --> 00:21:11.770 Linus: Yeah, where is Dan? 633 00:21:11.770 --> 00:21:12.671 Sammy: Well, we said 5 o'clock, 634 00:21:12.671 --> 00:21:14.673 Linus: What the f***, Dan!? Sammy: so he's probably going to be here at like 4:45. 635 00:21:14.840 --> 00:21:15.741 Luke: *Laughs* 636 00:21:15.907 --> 00:21:16.708 Linus: What the f***? 637 00:21:16.975 --> 00:21:19.378 Luke: He might be doing the thing that I started doing a long time ago, 638 00:21:19.411 --> 00:21:22.347 which is where when Linus says 5, you show up at like 5:30; 639 00:21:22.381 --> 00:21:25.651 and then you'll end up going live at like 6, because he's usually later than he says. 640 00:21:25.684 --> 00:21:29.288 But he's been getting more and more accurate, so you can't do that anymore. 641 00:21:29.888 --> 00:21:30.922 Linus: I'd blame Alfred. 642 00:21:32.457 --> 00:21:34.293 Luke: That's good, I guess, for him. 643 00:21:34.293 --> 00:21:35.127 Linus: Yeah, yeah. Luke: Yeah. 644 00:21:35.160 --> 00:21:36.228 Linus: Way to f***ing go, Alfred! 645 00:21:36.228 --> 00:21:37.362 Luke: Good job, Alfred! 646 00:21:37.396 --> 00:21:38.530 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 647 00:21:38.530 --> 00:21:39.064 Luke: Ugh... 648 00:21:39.598 --> 00:21:40.432 Linus: F***ing guy. 649 00:21:40.532 --> 00:21:42.701 Luke: You're good at your job, ugh! 650 00:21:42.734 --> 00:21:45.704 Linus: Yeah no, production and well I mean James, too. 651 00:21:47.039 --> 00:21:49.508 Linus: And I guess I have to- Oh, well, okay, he's on probation, so some other guy. 652 00:21:49.508 --> 00:21:50.942 Luke: ...keep going, yeah. 653 00:21:50.976 --> 00:21:53.245 Linus: But the point is just you've got to give credit to writing 654 00:21:53.245 --> 00:21:54.680 Linus: and to production if things are good. 655 00:21:54.680 --> 00:21:55.547 Luke: Fair enough, yeah. 656 00:21:55.547 --> 00:21:57.549 Linus: Because things have been tighter, they've been good. 657 00:21:57.582 --> 00:21:58.116 Sammy: They have been. 658 00:21:58.150 --> 00:22:00.152 Linus: I can't believe I'm still talking about Honey. 659 00:22:00.185 --> 00:22:01.953 Luke: That's not actually that bad. 660 00:22:01.953 --> 00:22:02.587 Linus: That's not bad. 661 00:22:03.388 --> 00:22:04.723 Linus: I can't believe it's not Honey. 662 00:22:06.525 --> 00:22:07.926 Luke: I can't believe it's still Honey. 663 00:22:09.428 --> 00:22:09.928 Linus: Excuse me. Luke: Okay. 664 00:22:09.928 --> 00:22:10.495 Sammy: Okay that's- 665 00:22:10.896 --> 00:22:14.800 Luke: You have no idea how much he does that during the show, 666 00:22:14.833 --> 00:22:16.601 Luke: and I'm the only one that can hear it. 667 00:22:16.768 --> 00:22:20.272 Luke: It doesn't make it through the WAN mics, but I can hear it. 668 00:22:20.572 --> 00:22:22.140 Sammy: I got to hear it when I edit it. 669 00:22:22.874 --> 00:22:23.408 Luke: Do you!? 670 00:22:23.542 --> 00:22:24.076 Sammy: Yes. 671 00:22:24.209 --> 00:22:26.278 Sammy: I'm going to hear it by accident; I'm like oh, 672 00:22:26.278 --> 00:22:27.546 I gotta cut that out, got to cut that out. 673 00:22:28.013 --> 00:22:32.317 Luke: You can tell when he does... that. 674 00:22:32.351 --> 00:22:33.485 Sammy: Hahahaha! 675 00:22:33.885 --> 00:22:34.986 Sammy: I'm going to cut the sound out. 676 00:22:35.220 --> 00:22:36.154 Sammy: Is that my shirt? 677 00:22:37.322 --> 00:22:37.889 Luke: No. 678 00:22:38.056 --> 00:22:39.224 Sammy: *Laughs* 679 00:22:39.658 --> 00:22:41.026 Sammy: Okay, I just... Luke: Pffffff. 680 00:22:43.495 --> 00:22:47.065 Sammy: I thought you would have brought it because I mentioned it. Luke: I need to set a reminder- 681 00:22:47.099 --> 00:22:48.700 Sammy: I was going to message you in the morning today, 682 00:22:48.700 --> 00:22:50.569 be like, can you bring my shirt? And then I was like, 683 00:22:50.602 --> 00:22:52.104 it'd be kind of funny if you didn't bring my shirt. 684 00:22:52.571 --> 00:22:53.538 Sammy: So I just didn't message you. 685 00:22:53.672 --> 00:22:54.306 Luke: Great. 686 00:22:54.339 --> 00:22:55.874 Luke: I have a reminder for next week. 687 00:22:56.041 --> 00:22:58.543 Sammy: Alright, I hope I don't see it next week. 688 00:22:58.543 --> 00:23:01.480 Luke: Why? You don't want your shirt back? 689 00:23:01.513 --> 00:23:02.280 Sammy: No, it's just funny at this point. 690 00:23:02.280 --> 00:23:03.281 Luke: Hahahaha. 691 00:23:05.083 --> 00:23:06.718 Luke: I had to explain it to Emma. 692 00:23:07.486 --> 00:23:08.854 Emma was like, oh, you got one! 693 00:23:08.854 --> 00:23:11.056 I was like, well... no. 694 00:23:11.123 --> 00:23:11.656 Sammy: Kind of. 695 00:23:12.524 --> 00:23:13.525 Luke: I have to give that back. 696 00:23:14.259 --> 00:23:15.727 Luke: I don't necessarily love the title, 697 00:23:15.727 --> 00:23:19.731 but I have nothing better at all, so it is what it is. 698 00:23:20.399 --> 00:23:22.601 Linus: Do you want to move there? 699 00:23:23.402 --> 00:23:25.637 Linus: No, no; I mean like where that camera is. 700 00:23:25.637 --> 00:23:26.605 Sammy: Like here? 701 00:23:26.738 --> 00:23:27.205 Linus: Yeah. 702 00:23:27.406 --> 00:23:28.039 Sammy: Like this? 703 00:23:28.373 --> 00:23:28.940 Luke: Yeah. 704 00:23:29.074 --> 00:23:29.608 Linus: I mean... 705 00:23:29.641 --> 00:23:30.942 Sammy: Is this a thumbnail now? 706 00:23:30.942 --> 00:23:31.676 Luke: Somehow give this to Dan? 707 00:23:31.676 --> 00:23:32.077 Linus: Yeah. 708 00:23:32.077 --> 00:23:33.912 Sammy: Is that what I'm actually doing? 709 00:23:34.613 --> 00:23:37.416 Linus: Well yeah, we need to get a thumbnail and I need to go shoot that video. 710 00:23:37.416 --> 00:23:37.816 Sammy: Okay. 711 00:23:37.816 --> 00:23:38.183 Luke: Yeah. 712 00:23:38.216 --> 00:23:39.518 Linus: So Yeah, Sammy. 713 00:23:39.518 --> 00:23:40.018 Luke: Good luck. 714 00:23:40.018 --> 00:23:41.153 Sammy: Okay; sorry, Dan. 715 00:23:41.186 --> 00:23:42.087 Sammy: I'm so sorry, Dan. 716 00:23:43.455 --> 00:23:44.856 Linus: Hold on, hold on; I'm just going to be- 717 00:23:44.856 --> 00:23:45.657 Sammy: Can you move the shirt? 718 00:23:45.690 --> 00:23:46.091 Linus: Okay. 719 00:23:46.191 --> 00:23:47.392 Sammy: And then water bottles? 720 00:23:48.560 --> 00:23:48.860 Sammy: Yeah. 721 00:23:48.860 --> 00:23:50.829 Linus: No, the water bottles are product placement. Luke: The water bottles are normally there. 722 00:23:50.862 --> 00:23:51.430 Luke: Yeah. 723 00:23:55.867 --> 00:23:56.201 Sammy: Okay. 724 00:23:56.201 --> 00:23:57.836 Linus: Hold on, maybe I'll bring this more down. 725 00:23:59.905 --> 00:24:02.207 Linus: Um, okay; and then... 726 00:24:05.277 --> 00:24:05.710 Sammy: Okay. 727 00:24:06.244 --> 00:24:06.878 Linus: Does that work? 728 00:24:06.978 --> 00:24:08.280 Luke: I don't know, I don't know. 729 00:24:08.280 --> 00:24:09.981 Linus: What do you think? Does that look like a WAN thumbnail? 730 00:24:09.981 --> 00:24:10.415 Sammy: Uh... 731 00:24:10.482 --> 00:24:13.051 Linus: Or wait if I'm down this low, that might be a problem because of the text. 732 00:24:13.952 --> 00:24:14.453 Luke: Yeah. 733 00:24:14.486 --> 00:24:15.220 Linus: Okay, hold on. 734 00:24:15.220 --> 00:24:16.888 Luke: Unless you put only the text at the top. 735 00:24:17.522 --> 00:24:19.090 Sammy: Well, I'm trying to see how it's roughly placed. 736 00:24:19.090 --> 00:24:19.991 Sammy: I'm trying to put roughly... 737 00:24:22.093 --> 00:24:23.061 Sammy: Okay, kind of roughly. 738 00:24:25.964 --> 00:24:26.431 Sammy: Okay. 739 00:24:26.965 --> 00:24:27.365 Linus: Okay. 740 00:24:27.399 --> 00:24:28.834 Sammy: Okay, I will send it to Dan. 741 00:24:29.100 --> 00:24:30.836 Sammy: Like, hi Dan, this is the thumbnail. 742 00:24:32.170 --> 00:24:32.537 Sammy: Okay. 743 00:24:32.571 --> 00:24:34.606 Well, I'm going to send it to him now, I case he needs- 744 00:24:34.639 --> 00:24:35.841 Luke: He's coming here right now. 745 00:24:35.874 --> 00:24:36.441 Sammy: Okay. 746 00:24:36.475 --> 00:24:38.243 Well, then I need to go ingest this footage. 747 00:24:38.243 --> 00:24:38.677 Luke: Okay. 748 00:24:38.977 --> 00:24:43.915 Linus: Dude, I can't go any faster to get to WAN Show because there's the police. 749 00:24:44.349 --> 00:24:44.783 Linus: Okay? 750 00:24:45.417 --> 00:24:46.318 Jake: That's the reason? 751 00:24:46.318 --> 00:24:49.287 Linus: I don't speed when there's police. 752 00:24:49.321 --> 00:24:51.122 Sammy: No, stop; stop, no, no. 753 00:24:51.556 --> 00:24:52.457 Sammy: You don't speed. 754 00:24:52.491 --> 00:24:55.961 Linus: And when the camera's rolling on my multiple speedometers. 755 00:24:55.961 --> 00:24:56.461 Jake: Bruh. 756 00:24:57.229 --> 00:24:59.998 Linus: What? I got three; he can't even blur all that. 757 00:25:00.465 --> 00:25:02.200 Linus: I'm coming back from CES, okay? 758 00:25:02.200 --> 00:25:03.902 This was the soonest I could be there. 759 00:25:04.369 --> 00:25:05.370 Doing my best. 760 00:25:05.937 --> 00:25:09.841 Just because Luke got to leave a day early, should not penalize me. 761 00:25:10.575 --> 00:25:12.377 Sammy: But you're the reason why it's late, so... 762 00:25:12.410 --> 00:25:14.279 Linus: I am not the reason why it's late. 763 00:25:14.312 --> 00:25:15.780 You want to blame it on someone? 764 00:25:15.780 --> 00:25:17.983 Linus: Blame it on Vance who coordinated our flights. 765 00:25:17.983 --> 00:25:18.517 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 766 00:25:18.517 --> 00:25:19.818 Linus: There, boom, got him. 767 00:25:20.418 --> 00:25:21.419 Jake: beat up the little guy. 768 00:25:23.321 --> 00:25:25.123 Linus: Beat up the little guy? Let the rain fall... 769 00:25:25.123 --> 00:25:26.191 Jake: I was talking about Vance. 770 00:25:26.224 --> 00:25:28.593 Linus: Oh Vance, I don't know; he is not that little. 771 00:25:29.427 --> 00:25:30.328 Jake: Pretty sure he works out 772 00:25:30.362 --> 00:25:30.996 Jake: Compared to him. 773 00:25:32.731 --> 00:25:34.132 Jake: dbrand.com slash four foot nine. 774 00:25:34.132 --> 00:25:35.133 Linus: Oh, my God. 775 00:25:35.267 --> 00:25:38.470 Linus: You know what's funny is people always used to say when they meet me, 776 00:25:38.503 --> 00:25:40.805 they would always say, hey you're shorter than I expected. 777 00:25:40.839 --> 00:25:41.673 Jake: Hahahaha! 778 00:25:41.873 --> 00:25:43.475 Linus: Because back in the day, we would shoot- 779 00:25:43.508 --> 00:25:45.210 Because we didn't know anything about production. 780 00:25:45.210 --> 00:25:48.280 We would shoot from like chest level at the back of the room, 781 00:25:48.313 --> 00:25:50.181 because that was like how tall our tripod was. 782 00:25:50.215 --> 00:25:50.582 Jake: Right. 783 00:25:50.615 --> 00:25:51.917 Linus: It was just some cheap photography tripod. 784 00:25:51.917 --> 00:25:52.284 Jake: For sure. 785 00:25:52.284 --> 00:25:54.719 Linus: And when you shoot up at people, it makes them seem taller. 786 00:25:54.719 --> 00:25:55.887 Jake: It's like the Tom Cruise effect. 787 00:25:55.921 --> 00:26:00.091 Linus: And then now, this CES was the first time that the 788 00:26:00.091 --> 00:26:03.295 majority of people who walked up to me and said anything about my height 789 00:26:03.328 --> 00:26:05.664 said that I was way taller than they were expecting; 790 00:26:06.131 --> 00:26:08.667 because they actually believe dbrand's bulls***, 791 00:26:09.434 --> 00:26:12.037 that I'm like 5'1'' or 4'9'', or whatever. 792 00:26:12.070 --> 00:26:13.605 Jake: What's the bulls***, I don't understand. 793 00:26:13.672 --> 00:26:14.639 Linus: Yeah, exactly, right? 794 00:26:16.274 --> 00:26:20.679 So it's pretty funny, the number of people that were like, you're not that short. 795 00:26:20.946 --> 00:26:23.315 Linus: When they walk up to me, like actually taken aback. 796 00:26:23.315 --> 00:26:24.449 Jake: You're pretty short. 797 00:26:24.516 --> 00:26:24.950 Linus: Yeah, I know; 798 00:26:24.950 --> 00:26:28.987 but if you're expecting me to be five foot flat, then it's not that. 799 00:26:33.024 --> 00:26:35.427 Jake: Are we-? I mean, I think technically if you round, 800 00:26:36.361 --> 00:26:38.730 if you have to round to feet, what number are you saying? 801 00:26:40.165 --> 00:26:41.333 Linus: What number am I saying? 802 00:26:41.366 --> 00:26:42.867 Jake: If you have to round to the nearest foot. 803 00:26:43.435 --> 00:26:45.704 Linus: I mean, yeah, technically I would be... 804 00:26:46.304 --> 00:26:48.540 No one rounds to the nearest foot, that's stupid; 805 00:26:48.540 --> 00:26:49.507 I'm not even going to say it. 806 00:26:49.507 --> 00:26:50.442 I'm not even going to give you the sound bite. 807 00:26:50.442 --> 00:26:52.043 Jake: What's your height in centimeters? 808 00:26:52.477 --> 00:26:55.447 Linus: 164 or something. Jake: How do you know that? 809 00:26:55.447 --> 00:26:57.282 Linus: 163? Jake: This is Canada, we're not real metric. 810 00:26:57.349 --> 00:26:59.784 Linus: I only know because it's on my driver's license. 811 00:26:59.784 --> 00:27:00.919 Linus: Oh, it's on my driver's license. Jake: What!? 812 00:27:00.919 --> 00:27:02.020 Jake: Don't show your driver's license. 813 00:27:02.053 --> 00:27:03.221 Linus: I'm not going to show my driver's license. 814 00:27:03.221 --> 00:27:04.823 Jake: You can't read the address on mine anyways, 815 00:27:04.823 --> 00:27:05.457 Linus: I'm showing it to you. 816 00:27:05.457 --> 00:27:06.825 Jake: because they give you those stupid paper ones here. 817 00:27:06.825 --> 00:27:09.828 Linus: 170* centimeters,.see, I didn't even know. 818 00:27:09.861 --> 00:27:11.096 Jake: Oh, it actually does show it on there. 819 00:27:11.096 --> 00:27:11.963 Linus: Yeah, of course it does. 820 00:27:11.963 --> 00:27:12.831 Sammy: Your height? Yeah. 821 00:27:12.831 --> 00:27:13.531 Jake: Is this a new one? 822 00:27:13.531 --> 00:27:14.499 Linus: Because we're in Canada. 823 00:27:14.499 --> 00:27:15.233 Jake: It looks so cool. 824 00:27:15.233 --> 00:27:15.667 Linus: Yeah. 825 00:27:16.368 --> 00:27:17.435 Linus: I just got it renewed. 826 00:27:19.337 --> 00:27:21.139 Linus: It's just Sammy, he's not going to. 827 00:27:21.172 --> 00:27:22.307 Jake: What? Are you posting this somewhere? 828 00:27:22.307 --> 00:27:25.043 Sammy: I'm cutting around, we're not live. 829 00:27:25.343 --> 00:27:25.944 Jake: I don't know. 830 00:27:26.211 --> 00:27:27.412 Linus: You don't trust Sammy? 831 00:27:27.912 --> 00:27:29.114 Jake: I don't trust you. 832 00:27:29.147 --> 00:27:30.315 Linus: He's a trust worthy boy. 833 00:27:30.348 --> 00:27:32.450 Sammy: I've only leaked Linus's number once by accident. 834 00:27:32.450 --> 00:27:33.118 Jake: Oh my God. 835 00:27:33.151 --> 00:27:35.587 Linus: That's fine, my number's so easy to find anyway. 836 00:27:36.087 --> 00:27:37.789 Linus: I just don't accept calls. 837 00:27:37.789 --> 00:27:39.724 Sammy: Okay; no, actually, it's because of Jake; 838 00:27:39.758 --> 00:27:41.326 Jake didn't save your number on his phone. 839 00:27:41.993 --> 00:27:42.394 Jake: Oh. 840 00:27:42.394 --> 00:27:42.961 Linus: Hahahahaha. 841 00:27:42.961 --> 00:27:44.496 Jake: What!? Yes, I did. Linus: What? After all these years? 842 00:27:44.496 --> 00:27:45.497 Jake: No, that is not my fault. 843 00:27:45.497 --> 00:27:48.366 Jake: No, that is such a load of sh**. Sammy: Okay, because I was QCing Oliver's video, 844 00:27:48.400 --> 00:27:49.801 and I didn't think you're on call- 845 00:27:49.834 --> 00:27:52.404 I didn't realize that like, you'd have his phone number. 846 00:27:52.404 --> 00:27:53.838 Jake: I definitely have his phone number. 847 00:27:53.872 --> 00:27:56.007 Jake: I would 100%...- I could show- 848 00:27:56.041 --> 00:27:58.643 Jake: I'll show them right now, I'll show them the contact. Sammy: Hahahaha. 849 00:27:59.444 --> 00:28:00.345 Jake: He's not going to blur it. 850 00:28:00.345 --> 00:28:01.613 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 851 00:28:02.414 --> 00:28:03.048 Linus: Ugh! 852 00:28:03.148 --> 00:28:04.049 Sammy: You're so early, Luke. 853 00:28:04.149 --> 00:28:07.052 Linus: I'm so jealous that you were here a day earlier. 854 00:28:07.318 --> 00:28:10.055 Luke: Well my flight was delayed by five hours, so I wouldn't be that jealous. 855 00:28:10.055 --> 00:28:10.488 Linus: Oh. 856 00:28:11.022 --> 00:28:12.424 Linus: Well, get rekted, I guess. 857 00:28:13.925 --> 00:28:14.392 Sammy: Agh! 858 00:28:15.727 --> 00:28:16.861 Sammy: My shirt! Yay, thanks. 859 00:28:17.595 --> 00:28:18.563 Luke: That almost hit the camera. 860 00:28:18.596 --> 00:28:21.099 Linus: Dude, I want this thing so bad. 861 00:28:21.232 --> 00:28:22.667 Luke: Well it's yours, so that's good. 862 00:28:23.034 --> 00:28:25.036 Linus: Hardcore just yoinking one 863 00:28:25.036 --> 00:28:25.070 Luke: I wore a pink shirt today, but I didn't get the pink one. 864 00:28:25.070 --> 00:28:26.104 Sammy: Why is WAN late, Dan? 865 00:28:26.471 --> 00:28:29.841 Dan: My integrations are still in development. 866 00:28:29.874 --> 00:28:31.109 I've got about 10 minutes left. 867 00:28:31.109 --> 00:28:31.643 Sammy: Oh. 868 00:28:31.743 --> 00:28:36.381 Dan: So, we'll see who's responsible this week. 869 00:28:36.381 --> 00:28:37.015 Sammy: Oh, my goodness. 870 00:28:37.015 --> 00:28:38.049 Sammy: It's not Linus? 871 00:28:38.049 --> 00:28:40.952 Luke: What was the agreed upon- We agreed on six, was that it for this week? 872 00:28:41.086 --> 00:28:42.087 Dan: Yeah, yeah. 873 00:28:42.654 --> 00:28:43.488 Luke: Well that's okay. 874 00:28:43.521 --> 00:28:45.223 Dan: I want them in for 1 p.m. 875 00:28:45.623 --> 00:28:46.091 Dan: Yeah. 876 00:28:46.591 --> 00:28:47.926 Luke: Oh no, I'm not saying for that. 877 00:28:47.959 --> 00:28:50.128 I was trying to figure out, like I was here first, so do I win? 878 00:28:50.128 --> 00:28:53.131 And I was like oh no, because that wasn't the point. 879 00:28:53.131 --> 00:28:55.900 You can't control the plane... Flights. 880 00:28:56.701 --> 00:29:01.372 Dan: Mmmm, technically, Sammy: Hahahaha. 881 00:29:01.372 --> 00:29:02.907 Dan: Could have gotten on an earlier plane? 882 00:29:03.108 --> 00:29:06.111 Luke: It's why WAN is late, I guess; but no, I don't think so. 883 00:29:06.311 --> 00:29:12.083 Dan: It's his fault for not effectively planning for every contingency. 884 00:29:13.384 --> 00:29:14.753 Sammy: He could have called in from Vegas. 885 00:29:15.487 --> 00:29:17.288 Luke: But like we knew this way ahead of time 886 00:29:17.322 --> 00:29:18.490 is I guess what I'm trying to say. 887 00:29:18.523 --> 00:29:19.124 Dan: Yeah, yeah. 888 00:29:19.357 --> 00:29:20.425 Luke: So, that makes it okay. 889 00:29:20.458 --> 00:29:21.593 Dan: Yeah, of course. 890 00:29:22.093 --> 00:29:24.295 Sammy: So are you saying no one wins this week? 891 00:29:24.329 --> 00:29:24.963 Luke: I think so. 892 00:29:24.996 --> 00:29:25.630 Sammy: Wow. 893 00:29:25.764 --> 00:29:28.366 Dan: No I think that we all win, and it's the editors- 894 00:29:28.366 --> 00:29:29.434 It's the editors fault. 895 00:29:29.701 --> 00:29:31.503 Sammy: I can't, I can't tell. 896 00:29:31.669 --> 00:29:34.105 Dan: I can't even do pre-show until I have my integrations, 897 00:29:34.105 --> 00:29:35.039 because it'll break everything. 898 00:29:35.073 --> 00:29:35.673 Sammy: Oh, really? 899 00:29:35.673 --> 00:29:36.341 Dan: I'm going to switch to that. 900 00:29:36.374 --> 00:29:37.475 Sammy: Oh. Luke: Editor's minus one. 901 00:29:38.042 --> 00:29:42.714 Sammy: Editor's minus one; listen, there's no- We're a team, we're a team. 902 00:29:42.781 --> 00:29:45.316 Luke: What was your highlights for CES? 903 00:29:45.517 --> 00:29:46.050 Sammy: Going home. 904 00:29:46.684 --> 00:29:47.585 Sammy: You want to see what I bought!? 905 00:29:47.585 --> 00:29:48.787 Sammy: You want to come upstairs to see what I bought!? 906 00:29:49.454 --> 00:29:50.088 Luke: What did you buy? 907 00:29:50.321 --> 00:29:52.490 Sammy: It's upstairs, though; so, you got to come to my desk. 908 00:29:54.926 --> 00:29:55.960 Luke: What? What is that? 909 00:29:56.594 --> 00:29:57.095 Sammy: Look at it. 910 00:29:57.128 --> 00:29:58.596 Luke: You bought a slot machine? 911 00:29:58.630 --> 00:29:59.130 Sammy: Yeah. 912 00:30:00.465 --> 00:30:01.232 Sammy: I like it. 913 00:30:01.766 --> 00:30:03.535 Luke: It looks like a piece of junk. 914 00:30:04.936 --> 00:30:06.004 Sammy: Look how cute it is. 915 00:30:06.137 --> 00:30:06.704 Luke: Can I take it out? 916 00:30:06.704 --> 00:30:07.105 Sammy: Yeah. 917 00:30:07.105 --> 00:30:07.505 Luke: Okay. 918 00:30:16.915 --> 00:30:18.783 Sammy: Okay, I think you're the first person to do it; 919 00:30:18.917 --> 00:30:19.751 Sammy: I didn't do that yet. 920 00:30:19.784 --> 00:30:21.219 Luke: Well, my bad. 921 00:30:21.386 --> 00:30:23.822 Sammy: You put coins in as well, so you can win a lot of money. 922 00:30:23.855 --> 00:30:25.690 Luke: Yeah, you can win? 923 00:30:25.790 --> 00:30:26.291 Sammy: Yeah. 924 00:30:28.193 --> 00:30:29.394 Luke: Did you even gamble in Vegas? 925 00:30:29.394 --> 00:30:30.094 Sammy: No, I didn't get time. 926 00:30:30.094 --> 00:30:30.962 Luke: You even like gambling? 927 00:30:31.095 --> 00:30:32.230 Sammy: I like the thrill of gambling. 928 00:30:33.998 --> 00:30:36.167 Luke: So, this satisfies your thrill of gambling. 929 00:30:36.301 --> 00:30:37.435 Sammy: Yeah, it's a thrill of winning. 930 00:30:37.435 --> 00:30:38.603 Luke: While not actually gambling. 931 00:30:38.603 --> 00:30:40.171 Sammy: Exactly, it's also cute. 932 00:30:41.272 --> 00:30:41.806 Luke: Where did you put it? 933 00:30:42.373 --> 00:30:43.241 Sammy: At home. 934 00:30:43.374 --> 00:30:43.975 Luke: Oh. 935 00:30:44.876 --> 00:30:47.612 Sammy: It's so loud, it's going to be so annoying in the office. 936 00:30:47.779 --> 00:30:49.447 Can you imagine!? 937 00:30:49.581 --> 00:30:51.316 Luke: You're having a meeting, and he just... 938 00:30:54.118 --> 00:30:55.086 Luke: How do you feel about that? 939 00:30:55.253 --> 00:30:57.422 Nicole: I'll feel very happy if he wins. 940 00:30:58.823 --> 00:31:00.491 Sammy: So, maybe we should keep it here, then. 941 00:31:01.259 --> 00:31:03.261 Luke: I think you'd get in trouble. 942 00:31:03.728 --> 00:31:04.395 Luke: How much was it? 943 00:31:05.930 --> 00:31:07.131 Sammy: 60 US. 944 00:31:07.732 --> 00:31:08.466 Sammy: Hahahaha. 945 00:31:08.600 --> 00:31:10.835 Sammy: It was a small one for $31 but I was like, 946 00:31:10.902 --> 00:31:13.671 you know, retail therapy so I bought it for 60. 947 00:31:13.705 --> 00:31:16.608 Luke: For reference, that's like genuinely close to $100 Canadian. 948 00:31:16.608 --> 00:31:17.508 Sammy: No, it's like 80. 949 00:31:17.575 --> 00:31:19.410 Nicole: 84.99. 950 00:31:19.410 --> 00:31:20.078 Sammy: Yeah, see, look. 951 00:31:20.645 --> 00:31:21.913 Luke: That's a lot of money. 952 00:31:22.080 --> 00:31:23.581 Sammy: But look, you can do this. 953 00:31:27.385 --> 00:31:28.519 Lady: Oh, close. 954 00:31:30.021 --> 00:31:31.256 Sammy: That's something money can't buy. 955 00:31:31.856 --> 00:31:32.924 Luke: Hahahaha! 956 00:31:33.057 --> 00:31:33.758 Luke: It just did! 957 00:31:34.525 --> 00:31:35.727 Luke: Alright, okay. 958 00:31:35.894 --> 00:31:37.061 Sammy: Alright, enjoy WAN. 959 00:31:37.095 --> 00:31:37.495 Sammy: Bye. 960 00:31:37.495 --> 00:31:38.062 Luke: Thanks, bye.","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"Dan: Umm- 2 00:00:02.769 --> 00:00:03.803 Luke: I need to talk to you. 3 00:00:04.170 --> 00:00:04.671 Sammy: Me!? 4 00:00:04.771 --> 00:00:05.205 Luke: Yeah. 5 00:00:05.205 --> 00:00:05.772 Dan: I'll leave you to it. 6 00:00:06.006 --> 00:00:06.639 Sammy: What did I do? 7 00:00:07.374 --> 00:00:08.708 Luke: You didn't do anything. 8 00:00:10.276 --> 00:00:13.146 Luke: I committed a crime. 9 00:00:13.313 --> 00:00:16.049 Sammy: Oh, that's a good hook. 10 00:00:16.049 --> 00:00:19.285 Luke: I need to plead with you to not put me in jail. 11 00:00:19.452 --> 00:00:20.053 Sammy: Okay. 12 00:00:20.987 --> 00:00:21.888 Luke: I think I stole your shirt. 13 00:00:22.455 --> 00:00:23.289 Sammy: Whaaaaat!? 14 00:00:24.924 --> 00:00:26.493 You stole it-? You're the one who stole it? 15 00:00:26.659 --> 00:00:30.630 Luke: I saw those messages in the chat today, and I was like, oh! Uh... 16 00:00:30.630 --> 00:00:35.502 Luke: Anytime there's an XL anything on the set, I'm used to it being mine. 17 00:00:35.502 --> 00:00:36.503 Sammy: Oh, okay. 18 00:00:36.536 --> 00:00:37.604 Luke: He's not XL. 19 00:00:37.704 --> 00:00:38.271 Sammy: Yeah. 20 00:00:38.405 --> 00:00:41.608 Luke: So I saw an XL Floatplane shirt, and I was just like oh, 21 00:00:41.741 --> 00:00:44.177 Luke: I guess that's mine, and I took it over. 22 00:00:44.310 --> 00:00:45.779 Sammy: I was like, who took this? 23 00:00:47.313 --> 00:00:50.550 Luke: I saw those messages in chat; I was just like, that was for sure me. 24 00:00:51.384 --> 00:00:53.953 Luke: There's like no chance that was anyone other than me. 25 00:00:53.987 --> 00:00:55.288 Sammy: Oh my- I can't believe you've done this. 26 00:00:55.321 --> 00:00:56.990 Luke: I have, I have, I- 27 00:00:58.158 --> 00:00:59.759 Sammy: I'm not getting it back. Luke: I stole something. 28 00:01:00.260 --> 00:01:00.927 Luke: You- What, sorry? 29 00:01:01.061 --> 00:01:02.162 Sammy: Aren't you gone next week? 30 00:01:02.829 --> 00:01:03.363 Luke: Yeah. 31 00:01:04.330 --> 00:01:05.131 Luke: Do you need it next week? 32 00:01:05.265 --> 00:01:05.698 Sammy: No. 33 00:01:05.799 --> 00:01:06.266 Luke: Okay. 34 00:01:06.266 --> 00:01:08.034 Sammy: I wanted it for yesterday for the live stream. 35 00:01:08.068 --> 00:01:08.768 Luke: Yeah, I didn't... 36 00:01:09.602 --> 00:01:13.473 Luke: I've been, dude I had to do nine Linus reviews between yesterday and today. 37 00:01:13.840 --> 00:01:15.775 Luke: But yeah, I can give you your shirt back. 38 00:01:16.943 --> 00:01:17.377 Sammy: Thanks. 39 00:01:17.477 --> 00:01:19.212 Sammy: I was like, who, who would have stolen this? 40 00:01:19.512 --> 00:01:21.247 Luke: Yeah, I- Yeah, I didn't even mean to. 41 00:01:21.414 --> 00:01:22.415 Sammy: No, no, no, it was funny, it was funny. 42 00:01:22.449 --> 00:01:23.383 Luke: Yeah, I don't know. 43 00:01:23.416 --> 00:01:25.885 Luke: Because it's, it's always mediums and XLs on set. 44 00:01:25.885 --> 00:01:26.252 Sammy: Yeah. 45 00:01:26.286 --> 00:01:28.922 Luke: And if it's a medium it's for Linus, if it's an XL it's for me. 46 00:01:28.955 --> 00:01:31.224 Sammy: No, I got an XL because the large ran out. 47 00:01:31.524 --> 00:01:32.625 Luke: Mmmmm. 48 00:01:32.725 --> 00:01:33.226 Sammy: Yeah. 49 00:01:33.326 --> 00:01:34.627 Sammy: Are we officially late now? 50 00:01:35.261 --> 00:01:36.029 Dan: Technically. 51 00:01:36.629 --> 00:01:37.397 Sammy: WAN late. 52 00:01:37.564 --> 00:01:38.932 Luke: Yes, that is so good. 53 00:01:39.099 --> 00:01:40.567 Sammy: I can't believe Linus lost again. 54 00:01:40.667 --> 00:01:41.634 Luke: That is so good. 55 00:01:41.768 --> 00:01:46.673 Sammy: I was, I'm editing the next episode; I'm realizing how much I flip flop in the rules. 56 00:01:46.806 --> 00:01:47.407 Luke: Yeah. 57 00:01:47.907 --> 00:01:49.976 Sammy: I keep changing the rules while I explain the rules. 58 00:01:50.076 --> 00:01:51.945 Luke: It seems so simple to me. 59 00:01:52.912 --> 00:01:54.247 Sammy: I'm just a judge I think, at that point. 60 00:01:54.280 --> 00:01:56.516 Luke: Who makes-? Yeah, yeah; 61 00:01:56.616 --> 00:02:01.521 and the thing you have to decide is who made WAN late this time. 62 00:02:01.621 --> 00:02:04.891 If we're both here before 4:30, no one did, that's fine. 63 00:02:05.391 --> 00:02:05.825 Sammy: Yeah. 64 00:02:05.959 --> 00:02:06.326 Luke: You know? 65 00:02:06.426 --> 00:02:08.528 Sammy: Well I'm the judge, jury, executioner. 66 00:02:09.195 --> 00:02:10.096 Sammy: That's a great... 67 00:02:11.598 --> 00:02:13.900 Luke: I think, I think a god emperor? 68 00:02:14.300 --> 00:02:14.868 Sammy: *Laughs* 69 00:02:14.901 --> 00:02:17.504 Luke: Yeah; the ruler of all things, none above. 70 00:02:17.504 --> 00:02:18.004 Sammy: No, no, no. 71 00:02:18.037 --> 00:02:18.671 Luke: That's, yeah. 72 00:02:18.938 --> 00:02:19.606 Sammy: I am a lowly serf 73 00:02:20.740 --> 00:02:21.241 Luke: Oh. 74 00:02:21.241 --> 00:02:21.975 Sammy: I just hold the camera. 75 00:02:22.742 --> 00:02:24.077 Luke: For who, who's the judge then? 76 00:02:24.210 --> 00:02:24.711 Sammy: Hmm? 77 00:02:25.178 --> 00:02:26.112 Luke: The audience? Sammy: The people. 78 00:02:26.146 --> 00:02:29.716 Luke: Oh... true. Sammy: We are, we are just humble servants, the voice of the people. 79 00:02:29.782 --> 00:02:33.853 Luke: The collective hive mind of the audience is the- Are the rulers. 80 00:02:33.853 --> 00:02:35.355 Sammy: Yesterday Sarah was like, I want this; 81 00:02:35.355 --> 00:02:38.291 and the whole chat was like, if we don't get this, we'll riot. 82 00:02:38.291 --> 00:02:38.925 Luke: Hahahahaha! 83 00:02:38.958 --> 00:02:41.194 Sammy: So now we're making something that chat wants. 84 00:02:41.227 --> 00:02:41.928 Sammy: Having fun? 85 00:02:41.928 --> 00:02:44.964 Dan: Please explain this; this is not acceptable. 86 00:02:45.532 --> 00:02:45.865 Luke: What? 87 00:02:45.999 --> 00:02:46.566 Sammy: What is that? 88 00:02:48.568 --> 00:02:49.035 Luke: What the!? 89 00:02:49.235 --> 00:02:50.370 Dan: Look at the stutter hand. 90 00:02:50.803 --> 00:02:52.805 Sammy: What is that? What is that? What? 91 00:02:52.972 --> 00:02:54.107 Dan: This is ghosting test. 92 00:02:54.240 --> 00:02:54.908 Sammy: Oh. 93 00:02:54.908 --> 00:02:56.876 Dan: If you know ghosting test, you know ghosting test. 94 00:02:56.910 --> 00:02:59.112 Luke: No, that laptop's supposed to be tough, not... 95 00:03:00.513 --> 00:03:03.483 Dan: It's getting 30 FPS in the ghosting test. 96 00:03:03.616 --> 00:03:04.150 Luke: Mmmm. 97 00:03:04.517 --> 00:03:06.386 Dan: I don't think it's supposed to be that bad. 98 00:03:08.188 --> 00:03:09.489 Sammy: How late do you think Linus is going to be? 99 00:03:11.090 --> 00:03:12.625 Luke: Uh, I don't think he's going to be that late. 100 00:03:12.725 --> 00:03:13.426 Luke: Um... 101 00:03:13.459 --> 00:03:14.327 Dan: They're just finishing up. 102 00:03:15.061 --> 00:03:15.428 Luke: Yeah. 103 00:03:15.562 --> 00:03:18.198 Dan: He does not want to do anything else. 104 00:03:18.698 --> 00:03:22.435 Sammy: Yeah; I mean, he's go- He wants to go home, he wants to go on vacation. 105 00:03:23.503 --> 00:03:24.370 Luke: Oooh. 106 00:03:24.370 --> 00:03:25.538 Luke: Does he fly out tonight? 107 00:03:25.605 --> 00:03:27.540 Sammy: I just know he's gone all next week. 108 00:03:27.674 --> 00:03:28.474 Luke: Yeah. 109 00:03:28.641 --> 00:03:29.542 Sammy: That's all I know. 110 00:03:29.676 --> 00:03:30.043 Dan: Oh. 111 00:03:30.076 --> 00:03:32.879 Luke: Because usually he's not like, I don't want this show to go late; 112 00:03:32.946 --> 00:03:34.814 Luke: and he posted that in the chat today. 113 00:03:34.814 --> 00:03:35.448 Luke: I was like, oh. 114 00:03:35.782 --> 00:03:37.617 Luke: So I honestly, I thought he was going to be here on time; 115 00:03:37.617 --> 00:03:39.652 Luke: I showed up like, solidly early? 116 00:03:39.652 --> 00:03:42.889 Sammy: He canceled some stuff in this schedule so he can finish it. 117 00:03:42.889 --> 00:03:45.158 Sammy: So yeah, he's a very determined man today. 118 00:03:46.025 --> 00:03:46.593 Luke: Still late. 119 00:03:46.659 --> 00:03:48.795 Dan: That was the stuttering test, it was supposed to be stuttering. 120 00:03:49.095 --> 00:03:49.896 Luke: Oooh. 121 00:03:49.929 --> 00:03:51.998 Dan: But the smooth one is still stuttering, so I'm still upset. 122 00:03:52.131 --> 00:03:52.498 Luke: Yeah. 123 00:03:52.599 --> 00:03:54.200 Dan: And the ghosting is like obscene. 124 00:03:54.834 --> 00:03:56.469 Luke: This is what we do when Linus is late. 125 00:03:58.071 --> 00:04:00.306 Sammy: Listen, we can go live right now, we could. 126 00:04:00.440 --> 00:04:01.407 Luke: We could pre show. 127 00:04:01.574 --> 00:04:02.475 Sammy: Just won't be a good thumbnail. 128 00:04:02.475 --> 00:04:03.276 Luke: The problem is we- 129 00:04:03.276 --> 00:04:04.510 Luke: Yeah, we don't have a thumbnail and title. 130 00:04:04.544 --> 00:04:06.512 What is, are you, is there some- Oh, the cover? 131 00:04:06.646 --> 00:04:07.313 Tynan: I've got a question. 132 00:04:07.447 --> 00:04:08.314 Luke: Oh, okay. 133 00:04:08.915 --> 00:04:10.350 Tynan: Relating to cabbles. 134 00:04:10.550 --> 00:04:11.150 Sammy: You can ask it. 135 00:04:11.150 --> 00:04:11.618 Luke: Cabbles? 136 00:04:11.618 --> 00:04:12.118 Tynan: Cables. 137 00:04:12.118 --> 00:04:12.685 Luke: Oh. 138 00:04:13.720 --> 00:04:16.022 Tynan: So, might as well pose it to you guys. 139 00:04:16.055 --> 00:04:17.290 I don't know if this is Floatplane or not, 140 00:04:17.290 --> 00:04:19.726 but some of them don't pass signal integrity, 141 00:04:19.892 --> 00:04:20.360 Luke: Mmmm. 142 00:04:20.860 --> 00:04:25.398 Tynan: but they still manage the data rate properly, thoughts? 143 00:04:25.698 --> 00:04:26.266 Luke: Binning? 144 00:04:26.933 --> 00:04:30.903 Tynan: No, no, no; as in like, because we have some disgustingly long cables. 145 00:04:31.404 --> 00:04:32.538 Luke: Ooh. 146 00:04:34.741 --> 00:04:35.975 Tynan: Do you think that's a problem? 147 00:04:40.079 --> 00:04:42.615 Luke: I think it's a problem if we're advertising that it does. 148 00:04:43.116 --> 00:04:44.450 Tynan: Kind of my inclination as well. 149 00:04:44.450 --> 00:04:44.784 Luke: Yeah. 150 00:04:44.784 --> 00:04:47.787 Tynan: It's not actually an issue because we can just shift where the threshold is but, 151 00:04:48.488 --> 00:04:50.790 yeah, it's an interesting conundrum. 152 00:04:52.525 --> 00:04:53.826 Luke: Do you know, do you know the full quote? 153 00:04:54.227 --> 00:04:57.530 Luke: \"Customer's always right\", do you know what the actual full quote is? Do you know this story? 154 00:04:57.664 --> 00:04:58.131 Dan: I do. 155 00:04:58.865 --> 00:05:02.735 Tynan: I know of it, and I know there's like a complicating factor of like, 156 00:05:02.769 --> 00:05:06.005 in some specific context the customers is always right. 157 00:05:06.005 --> 00:05:08.508 Luke: Yeah, it completely changes the meaning behind it. 158 00:05:08.508 --> 00:05:11.844 It's uh, \"the customer's always right in matters of taste\". 159 00:05:12.378 --> 00:05:12.779 Tynan: Yes. 160 00:05:12.979 --> 00:05:17.583 Dan: Almost all of them have an expanded version which changes the meaning completely. 161 00:05:17.750 --> 00:05:18.318 Luke: Yeah. 162 00:05:18.851 --> 00:05:21.788 Tynan: I think he's really good at taking what's actually said 163 00:05:21.788 --> 00:05:23.389 and making it what they want to be said. 164 00:05:23.389 --> 00:05:23.790 Luke: Yeah. 165 00:05:23.923 --> 00:05:25.258 Tynan: Also, have you seen the cables? 166 00:05:25.391 --> 00:05:25.725 Luke: No. 167 00:05:26.993 --> 00:05:29.228 Tynan: That's the shorty. 168 00:05:29.362 --> 00:05:29.962 Luke: Oh, wow. 169 00:05:30.096 --> 00:05:31.397 Tynan: And this is the disgustingly long... 170 00:05:31.397 --> 00:05:33.232 Luke: When Linus mentioned how thick they were, 171 00:05:33.232 --> 00:05:33.466 Tynan: They're thick. 172 00:05:33.466 --> 00:05:37.303 Luke: I was expecting they would be almost annoying, but they're very like, supple. 173 00:05:37.370 --> 00:05:41.207 Tynan: Yeah, they're super thick but the sheathing is a really nice material. 174 00:05:41.207 --> 00:05:42.842 Luke: Super, super thick, but you can do that. 175 00:05:43.676 --> 00:05:44.177 Tynan: Pretty good. 176 00:05:44.744 --> 00:05:45.578 Sammy: Illuminati. 177 00:05:46.612 --> 00:05:47.213 Sammy: Hahahaha. 178 00:05:47.213 --> 00:05:48.047 Sammy: I was trying to get into your eye. 179 00:05:48.047 --> 00:05:48.681 Luke: The eyeball? 180 00:05:48.715 --> 00:05:49.215 Sammy: Yeah. 181 00:05:49.615 --> 00:05:50.550 Luke: OoooOooOoh. 182 00:05:52.018 --> 00:05:54.420 Tynan: And then that's just the comedically long cable. Luke: Wow. 183 00:05:54.454 --> 00:05:55.455 Luke: It feels nice, though. 184 00:05:55.455 --> 00:05:55.922 Tynan: Yeah. 185 00:05:56.889 --> 00:05:58.257 Luke: Yeah, what would this even be for? 186 00:05:58.291 --> 00:06:00.059 Tynan: It's a 240 watt capable cable. 187 00:06:01.828 --> 00:06:02.628 Tynan: Hahahahaha. 188 00:06:02.628 --> 00:06:03.896 Luke: Oh dude, I love that. 189 00:06:04.030 --> 00:06:05.231 Tynan: USB 2, 240. 190 00:06:06.099 --> 00:06:07.400 Luke: That's so- Can I show that? 191 00:06:07.533 --> 00:06:09.168 Tynan: I don't know, I can leave it. 192 00:06:09.869 --> 00:06:10.503 Luke: Hmm? 193 00:06:10.503 --> 00:06:14.040 Tynan: I mostly want to try to get an answer from Linus if we need to care about this 194 00:06:14.040 --> 00:06:17.443 so we can figure out production orders and stuff. 195 00:06:17.477 --> 00:06:18.878 Luke: I feel like he might say yes. 196 00:06:19.612 --> 00:06:21.114 Tynan: Yeeeah; that one's fine. 197 00:06:21.748 --> 00:06:22.515 Luke: This one? Tynan: It's mostly the- 198 00:06:22.515 --> 00:06:26.552 Tynan: Yeah it's the like, medium to long length high speed cables that are the problem. 199 00:06:27.620 --> 00:06:29.722 Luke: This is my favorite part. 200 00:06:32.358 --> 00:06:34.026 Sammy: What? The tip? 201 00:06:34.060 --> 00:06:35.261 Tynan: Not the tip, the number. 202 00:06:35.294 --> 00:06:36.696 Luke: Can you read it? Can you read it in the camera? 203 00:06:36.796 --> 00:06:37.463 Sammy: Ooooh. 204 00:06:37.897 --> 00:06:38.598 Tynan: Yeah, the shiny. 205 00:06:38.731 --> 00:06:40.767 Sammy: Ooooooh; say what? 206 00:06:40.767 --> 00:06:41.667 Tynan: It's the power, yo. 207 00:06:41.868 --> 00:06:45.304 Sammy: Oh, okay, that's cool; wait it's, why is it like, falling off the edge? 208 00:06:46.005 --> 00:06:48.374 Sammy: It's like very, it's like it's about to fall. 209 00:06:48.374 --> 00:06:49.308 Tynan: There's a lot of text. 210 00:06:49.308 --> 00:06:49.976 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 211 00:06:49.976 --> 00:06:50.643 Luke: Oh, it fits. 212 00:06:51.377 --> 00:06:52.812 Luke: The number's fully on. 213 00:06:52.812 --> 00:06:53.446 Tynan: There's a lot of text. 214 00:06:53.679 --> 00:06:54.680 Luke: It's printed right to the edge. 215 00:06:54.680 --> 00:06:54.947 Sammy: Yeah. 216 00:06:54.947 --> 00:06:55.915 Luke: The number's fully there. 217 00:06:55.948 --> 00:06:56.315 Sammy: Yeah. 218 00:06:56.482 --> 00:06:58.251 Luke: But that's fantastic because like, you know, 219 00:06:59.218 --> 00:07:03.289 one thing that's a big problem is they often don't label on the box of the product at all, 220 00:07:03.289 --> 00:07:04.390 what it's rated for. 221 00:07:04.424 --> 00:07:06.959 And then, once you open the box, 222 00:07:06.993 --> 00:07:08.995 even if they do label it, it's gone anyways; 223 00:07:08.995 --> 00:07:11.364 Luke: so having it on the actual cable is really nice. 224 00:07:11.364 --> 00:07:14.434 Tynan: Yeah, USB made it better; and then they made it kind of worse again. 225 00:07:14.567 --> 00:07:15.535 Luke: Hahahaha. 226 00:07:15.635 --> 00:07:19.038 Tynan: In classic, classic USB or big group form. Sammy: That's ensh***ification 227 00:07:19.172 --> 00:07:19.572 Luke: Yeah. 228 00:07:19.572 --> 00:07:20.039 Tynan: Pretty much. 229 00:07:20.106 --> 00:07:21.874 Tynan: Okay, I'm going to go try to hunt down Linus. 230 00:07:22.008 --> 00:07:22.575 Luke: Okay, good luck. 231 00:07:22.608 --> 00:07:23.142 Tynan: Good luck, have fun. 232 00:07:23.176 --> 00:07:23.776 Sammy: He's shooting. 233 00:07:24.343 --> 00:07:24.911 Sammy: Bye. 234 00:07:24.911 --> 00:07:25.678 Luke: Do you know where he's shooting? 235 00:07:26.012 --> 00:07:26.446 Sammy: Huh? 236 00:07:26.579 --> 00:07:27.580 Luke: Do you know where he's shooting? 237 00:07:27.613 --> 00:07:29.549 Sammy: Uh, in the kitchen set. 238 00:07:29.615 --> 00:07:32.251 Sammy: He's just all walking on set being like, what are you doing? 239 00:07:32.919 --> 00:07:34.954 Luke: Why do I feel like he'll try to pull some like, 240 00:07:34.954 --> 00:07:37.990 BS rules thing and like run past me and be like \"I was here\". 241 00:07:37.990 --> 00:07:38.558 Sammy: Hahaha. 242 00:07:38.558 --> 00:07:40.460 Sammy: No, no, no, no; I'm the judge. 243 00:07:40.493 --> 00:07:41.894 Sammy: Hahahaha. 244 00:07:43.062 --> 00:07:43.529 Sammy: It's okay. 245 00:07:43.696 --> 00:07:45.898 Luke: But he can be persuasive. 246 00:07:45.965 --> 00:07:48.534 Sammy: I'm, I am- No, I have to be strong. 247 00:07:48.568 --> 00:07:50.369 Luke: Hahahahaha! 248 00:07:50.603 --> 00:07:51.671 Sammy: I must be strong. 249 00:07:52.371 --> 00:07:53.072 Luke: Yeah man. 250 00:07:53.272 --> 00:07:54.040 Sammy: I'm just waiting for you. 251 00:07:54.140 --> 00:07:54.674 Linus: What do you want? 252 00:07:54.774 --> 00:07:55.942 Sammy: I'm just chilling, waiting. 253 00:07:55.942 --> 00:07:59.745 Linus: Well, I'm blaming Dell for this; and Alex and Sven. 254 00:08:00.646 --> 00:08:02.381 Linus: And I did my best. 255 00:08:02.682 --> 00:08:05.418 Alex: What are, what are you shooting right now? When is this getting released? 256 00:08:05.451 --> 00:08:06.786 Sammy: Um, in February. 257 00:08:06.886 --> 00:08:09.322 Alex: Okay, cool; just don't release this before January 6th. 258 00:08:09.322 --> 00:08:09.622 Alex: Okay, cool; just don't release this before January 6th. 259 00:08:09.789 --> 00:08:10.456 Linus: Oh. 260 00:08:10.456 --> 00:08:11.190 Alex: Embargo 261 00:08:11.190 --> 00:08:11.691 Linus: Oh, yeah. 262 00:08:11.724 --> 00:08:12.458 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 263 00:08:12.458 --> 00:08:13.960 Linus: Any thoughts for title and thumbnail? 264 00:08:14.026 --> 00:08:18.564 Luke: Terry Fox, Gamers Gambling, HP Downgrading Printers... 265 00:08:18.564 --> 00:08:18.965 Linus: Eww. 266 00:08:18.965 --> 00:08:23.569 Luke: 17th? Maybe they talked about it in the past and they're actually doing it now? 267 00:08:25.004 --> 00:08:25.605 Linus: Mmmm! 268 00:08:26.339 --> 00:08:27.673 Tynan: Technical question for you. 269 00:08:27.874 --> 00:08:30.743 Tynan: So, the longer high-speed data cables, 270 00:08:31.010 --> 00:08:31.511 Linus: Mhmm? 271 00:08:31.644 --> 00:08:33.079 Tynan: don't pass signal integrity. 272 00:08:33.212 --> 00:08:34.146 Linus: Ooogh! 273 00:08:34.514 --> 00:08:38.117 Tynan: But the data transfer rates are the same as the shorter ones. 274 00:08:43.322 --> 00:08:43.990 Tynan: Do we care? 275 00:08:45.658 --> 00:08:49.328 It would essentially shift where we start doing higher speed cables, 276 00:08:50.429 --> 00:08:51.497 Linus: Umm... 277 00:08:52.231 --> 00:08:55.768 Tynan: to be shorter; so it's not like, actually a problem problem, 278 00:08:55.968 --> 00:08:58.004 it's more of a skew distribution. 279 00:08:59.772 --> 00:09:02.408 Linus: Could it be a problem problem at some point? 280 00:09:03.442 --> 00:09:06.212 Linus: Well this, hold on this is a 480 megabit... 281 00:09:06.245 --> 00:09:07.747 Tynan: Yeah, yeah, yeahl; I just brought you a bunch. 282 00:09:08.080 --> 00:09:08.381 Linus: Oh. 283 00:09:08.381 --> 00:09:12.285 Tynan: This is like, this is the 20 gig cable that, it doesn't pass. 284 00:09:12.385 --> 00:09:13.252 Linus: This doesn't pass. 285 00:09:13.252 --> 00:09:16.122 Tynan: And then we have a x meter, 10 gig A to C. 286 00:09:16.122 --> 00:09:17.089 Linus: And that doesn't pass? 287 00:09:17.123 --> 00:09:17.523 Tynan: Yep. 288 00:09:17.990 --> 00:09:20.626 Linus: Um, but we could do... 289 00:09:21.060 --> 00:09:21.794 Tynan: We can do shorter. 290 00:09:22.361 --> 00:09:22.862 Linus: Okay. 291 00:09:23.029 --> 00:09:26.332 Tynan: Essentially just shifting where the transfer happens if we wanted to go down that route. 292 00:09:26.432 --> 00:09:28.501 Linus: I think we shift where the transfer goes. 293 00:09:28.501 --> 00:09:28.868 Tynan: Okay. 294 00:09:28.868 --> 00:09:31.437 Linus: Like even though it manages to negotiate it or whatever, 295 00:09:31.437 --> 00:09:34.941 Linus: I think if our whole thing is going to be like, full FPS you know? 296 00:09:34.941 --> 00:09:35.274 Tynan: Yep. 297 00:09:35.308 --> 00:09:36.909 Linus: Full performance spec, then we just- 298 00:09:36.976 --> 00:09:37.476 Tynan: Sounds good. 299 00:09:38.578 --> 00:09:42.348 Linus: I think we could even say; hey, your mileage may vary, 300 00:09:42.415 --> 00:09:45.651 because we're making the same cable. 301 00:09:45.651 --> 00:09:48.387 Linus: It's just the thing that we emboss here, right? 302 00:09:48.387 --> 00:09:50.456 Tynan: Not- No. 303 00:09:50.489 --> 00:09:51.123 Linus: Oh. 304 00:09:51.157 --> 00:09:56.896 Tynan: So this is the transfer over from 10 gig to 480, or 20 gig to 480. 305 00:09:57.964 --> 00:10:00.700 Linus: Oooh. Tynan: So this is from like, USB 3 to USB 2. 306 00:10:00.733 --> 00:10:04.203 Linus: What about the 10 and 20 gig fallover? 307 00:10:04.203 --> 00:10:04.937 Tynan: This is A to C. 308 00:10:05.037 --> 00:10:06.005 Linus: Oh, that's an A to C. 309 00:10:06.172 --> 00:10:07.306 Linus: Oh I see. 310 00:10:07.340 --> 00:10:08.975 Tynan: So it's the same speed per line between the two. 311 00:10:10.476 --> 00:10:14.080 Linus: I see, so you're asking if we bother to put all the conductors in it. 312 00:10:16.115 --> 00:10:16.549 Tynan: Yeah. 313 00:10:19.118 --> 00:10:20.519 Sammy: This is like deja vu all over again. 314 00:10:21.320 --> 00:10:24.423 Luke: To what? Oh what happened like, 15 minutes ago? 315 00:10:24.457 --> 00:10:25.324 Sammy: A few weeks ago. 316 00:10:25.391 --> 00:10:26.459 Luke: A few weeks ago? For what? 317 00:10:26.459 --> 00:10:26.792 Sammy: Yeah. 318 00:10:26.792 --> 00:10:28.327 Sammy: Tatjana and Lisa also came. 319 00:10:28.327 --> 00:10:32.431 Luke: I was surprised because you told me that it was thick, and it's definitely thick. 320 00:10:32.431 --> 00:10:33.165 Linus: Yeah. 321 00:10:33.366 --> 00:10:35.201 Luke: But you can like, loop it right over. 322 00:10:35.368 --> 00:10:36.402 Linus: It's thick and it's black. 323 00:10:36.535 --> 00:10:37.603 Luke: And it's no problem. 324 00:10:37.737 --> 00:10:38.371 Linus: Yeah. 325 00:10:39.005 --> 00:10:39.805 Luke: And it's stiff. 326 00:10:39.939 --> 00:10:41.841 Luke: You can't go back after buying LTT cables? 327 00:10:41.841 --> 00:10:42.508 Linus: That's- Sammy: Okay. 328 00:10:42.508 --> 00:10:43.509 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 329 00:10:43.509 --> 00:10:44.110 Sammy: Okay. 330 00:10:44.443 --> 00:10:44.977 Tynan: Hahaha! 331 00:10:45.144 --> 00:10:46.445 Luke: Is that the new tagline? 332 00:10:47.046 --> 00:10:48.414 Luke: \"You'll never go back to normal\". 333 00:10:48.414 --> 00:10:50.316 Tynan: Oh the fun thing is, it's like for these ones- 334 00:10:50.316 --> 00:10:51.417 Dan: Oh, do they have veins!? 335 00:10:51.450 --> 00:10:53.285 Sammy: Nooo, stahp. Luke: Hahahahaha! 336 00:10:53.285 --> 00:10:54.153 Tynan: The sheathing isn't- 337 00:10:54.186 --> 00:10:55.187 Dan: Oh, it does have veins! 338 00:10:55.187 --> 00:10:56.155 Tynan: Like, the sheathing is pretty thick, 339 00:10:56.155 --> 00:10:56.989 Dan: Oh, hell yeah. 340 00:10:56.989 --> 00:10:58.791 Tynan: but you can see like, some of the conductors in it. 341 00:10:59.058 --> 00:11:00.860 Luke: Hahahaha. 342 00:11:00.926 --> 00:11:02.128 Dan: Ribbed, for my pleasure. 343 00:11:02.128 --> 00:11:03.996 Sammy: No, uuuh... 344 00:11:03.996 --> 00:11:05.097 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 345 00:11:06.332 --> 00:11:07.333 Dan: Sammy, do you want to touch it? 346 00:11:07.366 --> 00:11:09.402 Sammy: No, I'm holding the camera. 347 00:11:09.402 --> 00:11:10.569 I'm holding the camera. 348 00:11:10.569 --> 00:11:11.404 Dan: Oh, your hands are full, okay. 349 00:11:11.404 --> 00:11:12.104 Sammy: My hands are full. 350 00:11:14.573 --> 00:11:16.108 Luke: A lot the subjects are not that- 351 00:11:17.643 --> 00:11:18.411 Sammy: Nobody's here. 352 00:11:20.046 --> 00:11:21.147 Sammy: When is WAN? 353 00:11:22.682 --> 00:11:23.716 Sammy: Let's see if they're here now. 354 00:11:24.917 --> 00:11:25.451 Sammy: Hi. 355 00:11:25.551 --> 00:11:26.085 Dan: Hey. 356 00:11:26.485 --> 00:11:27.553 Sammy: WAN early? 357 00:11:27.820 --> 00:11:33.392 Dan: WAN is two hours late? Supposed to start at noon, I came in two hours early. 358 00:11:33.426 --> 00:11:38.664 And uh, now I guess we're looking at, you know another 45 minutes. 359 00:11:38.664 --> 00:11:40.733 I asked Linus to get here for uh, 2:30? So that we could start for three. 360 00:11:40.733 --> 00:11:42.935 I asked Linus to get here for 2:30? So that we could start for three. 361 00:11:43.202 --> 00:11:45.404 Sammy: I only saw the 1, so I thought he was telling you at 1. 362 00:11:46.105 --> 00:11:46.372 Dan: Yeah. 363 00:11:46.372 --> 00:11:47.006 Sammy: So put everybody's at 1. 364 00:11:47.006 --> 00:11:48.674 Dan: Yeah, Vance sent out a calendar invite for noon. 365 00:11:48.908 --> 00:11:49.375 Sammy: Yeah. 366 00:11:49.375 --> 00:11:52.044 Dan: And I thought that was accepted, but I guess not? 367 00:11:52.178 --> 00:11:53.379 Sammy: No, I misread it. 368 00:11:53.412 --> 00:11:55.781 I, I just, that was my bad, but it turned out- 369 00:11:55.815 --> 00:11:57.450 Dan: Yeah, but Vance sent out the calendar invite, so 370 00:11:57.483 --> 00:11:58.718 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 371 00:11:58.851 --> 00:11:59.852 Dan: I came in for 11. 372 00:12:00.619 --> 00:12:01.220 Sammy: you came in at 11? 373 00:12:01.253 --> 00:12:03.723 Dan: I could have been in bed, I'm tired. 374 00:12:03.856 --> 00:12:04.590 Sammy: *unintelligible* 375 00:12:04.623 --> 00:12:05.291 Dan: I stayed up late. 376 00:12:05.658 --> 00:12:06.759 Sammy: Now you eepy baby. 377 00:12:06.792 --> 00:12:08.461 Dan: Eepy, I'm always eepy. 378 00:12:08.661 --> 00:12:10.930 Sammy: Who do you think is going to get here first, Linus or Luke? 379 00:12:11.063 --> 00:12:17.236 Dan: Linus said he was on his way, so probably Linus, I would assume. 380 00:12:17.403 --> 00:12:18.637 Sammy: But isn't Luke in office? 381 00:12:18.971 --> 00:12:19.405 Dan: No. 382 00:12:19.505 --> 00:12:20.072 Sammy: Oh, he's not? 383 00:12:20.072 --> 00:12:20.840 Dan: He's on vacation. 384 00:12:21.040 --> 00:12:22.541 Sammy: Oh, is he calling in? 385 00:12:22.908 --> 00:12:23.342 Dan: No. 386 00:12:23.576 --> 00:12:25.111 Dan: No, I don't think he went anywhere. 387 00:12:25.244 --> 00:12:25.578 Sammy: Oh. 388 00:12:25.578 --> 00:12:28.247 Dan: Because it was legally mandated vacation. 389 00:12:28.247 --> 00:12:29.782 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 390 00:12:29.782 --> 00:12:32.017 Dan: I took some of that the other day, I took two days off; 391 00:12:33.052 --> 00:12:35.688 because I'm required by law to take vacation. 392 00:12:35.688 --> 00:12:36.222 Sammy: Yeah. 393 00:12:36.722 --> 00:12:37.289 Dan: Whatever. 394 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:39.792 Sammy: I feel like it's everybody at the end of the year. 395 00:12:40.526 --> 00:12:45.598 Dan: Yeah, yeah; my year end was just the end of November, my three year anniversary. 396 00:12:45.598 --> 00:12:46.332 Sammy: Oh that's cute. 397 00:12:46.465 --> 00:12:54.106 Dan: So, vacation resets, and I kind of couldn't take any time off; 398 00:12:54.106 --> 00:12:55.741 because you know, I've got things to do. 399 00:12:55.841 --> 00:12:56.375 Sammy: Yeah. 400 00:12:57.176 --> 00:13:00.479 Dan: And I can only take four days vacation anyway, because of WAN; 401 00:13:00.613 --> 00:13:06.285 thankfully, the rule got rescinded, so I don't know. 402 00:13:06.285 --> 00:13:08.788 We roll over one week of vacation and the rest is paid out, 403 00:13:08.788 --> 00:13:10.189 which is all like, I don't know. 404 00:13:10.189 --> 00:13:12.191 Dan: It's all BC government regulation, right? 405 00:13:12.191 --> 00:13:12.792 Sammy: Yeah. 406 00:13:14.560 --> 00:13:17.730 Dan: But, I don't think Luke ever takes vacation; that's bad for him. 407 00:13:17.763 --> 00:13:18.931 Dan: Vacation is very important. 408 00:13:18.931 --> 00:13:19.565 Sammy: Hahahaha. 409 00:13:21.066 --> 00:13:22.401 Dan: Yeah, yeah. 410 00:13:23.035 --> 00:13:24.537 Sammy: Are you excited about this week's WAN? 411 00:13:25.171 --> 00:13:26.972 Dan: I think so, I think it'll be fun. 412 00:13:27.139 --> 00:13:31.177 Dan: I'm a little disappointed that I now have to time crunch the show. 413 00:13:31.210 --> 00:13:33.179 I can't do a four or five hour WAN, 414 00:13:33.612 --> 00:13:34.280 Sammy: Yeah. 415 00:13:34.680 --> 00:13:37.349 Dan: Like I was intending; so, I've got to be a little bit more on it. 416 00:13:38.017 --> 00:13:43.422 And hopefully, the merch messages are light on questions? 417 00:13:43.455 --> 00:13:46.692 Normally, when we do a launch like this and we get a thousand a show, 418 00:13:47.293 --> 00:13:49.628 a lot of them are just like, cool thanks; 419 00:13:49.662 --> 00:13:54.300 instead of deep introspective questions that take 20 minutes to answer and cause 45 tangents. 420 00:13:54.533 --> 00:13:55.134 Do you know what I mean? 421 00:13:55.267 --> 00:13:55.701 Sammy: Yeah. 422 00:13:55.701 --> 00:13:56.101 Dan: Yeah. 423 00:13:56.302 --> 00:13:56.435 Arthur: So- 424 00:13:57.403 --> 00:13:58.571 Linus: ...I'd like to just say something; 425 00:13:58.704 --> 00:14:01.507 so I was going to say, small Christmas is my Christmas, 426 00:14:01.574 --> 00:14:07.112 but that didn't make a ton of sense without you having the context of my high school friend. 427 00:14:07.146 --> 00:14:09.481 Shout out Carolyn, if you're watching; I know you're not watching this. 428 00:14:09.481 --> 00:14:10.916 Sammy: Hahahahahaha, watched halfway through. 429 00:14:10.950 --> 00:14:12.685 Linus: Yeah; you know, whatever, cool. 430 00:14:12.718 --> 00:14:13.285 Linus: Hi, Carolyn. 431 00:14:14.653 --> 00:14:19.525 Dan: My favorite thing about COVID was that now we have a wonderful excuse to never see family. 432 00:14:20.159 --> 00:14:20.693 Linus: Right!? 433 00:14:20.826 --> 00:14:22.695 Dan: We don't have to do a 12-person turkey dinner. 434 00:14:22.862 --> 00:14:25.397 Linus: Yeah see, it's not working with my family, but- 435 00:14:25.731 --> 00:14:26.165 Dan: Yeah. 436 00:14:26.165 --> 00:14:26.498 Linus: Just- 437 00:14:26.498 --> 00:14:27.399 Dan: *Fake coughs* 438 00:14:27.700 --> 00:14:29.301 Linus: Yeah, yeah. 439 00:14:29.301 --> 00:14:30.970 Linus: Oooh, oooh. 440 00:14:32.238 --> 00:14:32.938 Dan: Lying! 441 00:14:35.708 --> 00:14:38.344 Sammy: How's it feel being so much earlier than Luke? 442 00:14:39.445 --> 00:14:39.912 Linus: Kingly. 443 00:14:40.079 --> 00:14:40.946 Sammy: Kingly. 444 00:14:41.513 --> 00:14:42.381 Sammy: Are you excited to talk about it? 445 00:14:42.514 --> 00:14:45.217 Linus: My ARM hurts, it's- No, I mean, it's like... 446 00:14:46.118 --> 00:14:48.654 Linus: Look, this is for my Floatplane peeps, right? Like- 447 00:14:48.654 --> 00:14:49.088 Sammy: Mmmm. 448 00:14:50.389 --> 00:14:56.128 Linus: It's like, oh my god, Spectre meltdown! Like... uhuh? 449 00:14:57.162 --> 00:14:58.931 This is old news, dude. 450 00:14:59.198 --> 00:15:03.435 The Reddit dug up a video from even before I found out about it, 451 00:15:03.469 --> 00:15:05.971 which is like four years ago, the link hijacking. 452 00:15:06.005 --> 00:15:10.476 And like, all the new stuff is bad, but it's like bad in a like, 453 00:15:10.476 --> 00:15:12.711 would have been a rapid fire WAN Show topic; 454 00:15:12.711 --> 00:15:16.248 like \"yep, that's bad\" kind of way, it's nothing to do with us. 455 00:15:17.049 --> 00:15:20.819 Like, that's the bizarre part of all of this that I just... 456 00:15:24.056 --> 00:15:26.692 I'm like okay, yeah that's bad all right, 457 00:15:26.725 --> 00:15:30.229 but I don't really understand how this is an LTT controversy. 458 00:15:30.863 --> 00:15:34.033 Like, \"but you're the third biggest person who promoted it\"! 459 00:15:34.433 --> 00:15:38.137 Like, okay; why aren't you talking to number one and two? 460 00:15:38.137 --> 00:15:38.771 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 461 00:15:38.771 --> 00:15:39.505 Linus: Like, I'm just- 462 00:15:40.572 --> 00:15:41.340 Sammy: Who was number one? 463 00:15:41.707 --> 00:15:43.008 Linus: Uh, Mr. Beast, I think? 464 00:15:43.042 --> 00:15:43.442 Sammy: Oh. 465 00:15:43.475 --> 00:15:44.043 Linus: Yeah. 466 00:15:44.610 --> 00:15:49.715 Linus: Um... But I guess just like his bar for controversy is a lot higher? 467 00:15:49.715 --> 00:15:53.052 Like their, their bar is like here and our bar is like, 468 00:15:53.719 --> 00:15:57.256 you were promoting that same service that like 469 00:15:57.256 --> 00:16:01.894 the entire YouTubeverse was promoting until you didn't promote it. 470 00:16:04.263 --> 00:16:05.564 Dan: How is this? 471 00:16:07.299 --> 00:16:10.102 Linus: I don't know, man; it's like, whatever; I don't have energy for it anymore. 472 00:16:12.338 --> 00:16:13.439 Sammy: Why were you so late? 473 00:16:13.572 --> 00:16:14.740 Luke: Why was I so late? 474 00:16:14.873 --> 00:16:15.741 Sammy: Yeah. 475 00:16:15.874 --> 00:16:16.508 Luke: I don't know. 476 00:16:17.476 --> 00:16:17.943 Linus: He knows. 477 00:16:18.043 --> 00:16:19.044 Luke: I didn't read the chat. 478 00:16:19.211 --> 00:16:21.714 Linus: Got him! Got him! Sammy: Hahahaha. 479 00:16:21.747 --> 00:16:23.682 Linus: I think this should be worth two wins. 480 00:16:23.682 --> 00:16:24.083 Luke: What!? 481 00:16:24.083 --> 00:16:24.950 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 482 00:16:25.617 --> 00:16:26.785 Luke: I was off today. 483 00:16:26.819 --> 00:16:29.188 Linus: Because I had to be the one to call him. 484 00:16:29.688 --> 00:16:30.556 Dan: I accept blame for this. 485 00:16:30.556 --> 00:16:32.958 Linus: So I should win against Dan and win against Luke. 486 00:16:32.992 --> 00:16:35.327 Dan: I accept blame for this because, 487 00:16:36.028 --> 00:16:39.164 you know, I think there should be a time limit set for 488 00:16:39.198 --> 00:16:41.300 if we don't hear from somebody, actually call them. 489 00:16:41.800 --> 00:16:43.268 Dan: I'm too millennial. Luke: Especially when they're off. 490 00:16:43.302 --> 00:16:45.537 Luke: I should get some amount of excuse because I was off today. 491 00:16:45.637 --> 00:16:48.273 Linus: Okay, how about this? I get one and a half wins. 492 00:16:48.407 --> 00:16:49.074 Luke: One and a half? 493 00:16:49.074 --> 00:16:51.577 Linus: One win against Dan, half a win against Luke. 494 00:16:51.944 --> 00:16:52.444 Sammy: Wha? 495 00:16:52.511 --> 00:16:53.145 Luke: I don't think... 496 00:16:53.245 --> 00:16:54.713 Dan: I'm agreeable to this. 497 00:16:56.115 --> 00:16:56.815 Linus: Dan likes it. 498 00:16:57.282 --> 00:16:58.584 Linus: Sammy, you're the deciding vote. 499 00:16:58.717 --> 00:17:01.353 Sammy: Man, I... Man, I gotta do the math now. 500 00:17:01.520 --> 00:17:04.656 Luke: This is somewhat shooting myself in the foot, but I'm not that against it; 501 00:17:04.723 --> 00:17:06.592 it seems somewhat reasonable. 502 00:17:06.759 --> 00:17:07.693 Hahahahaha. 503 00:17:07.760 --> 00:17:10.229 Dan: Sammy, you're gonna let him have a win against me? What's wrong-!? 504 00:17:10.896 --> 00:17:12.231 Linus: Look what you've done, Sammy. 505 00:17:12.231 --> 00:17:12.898 Dan: Wow! Wow! 506 00:17:12.898 --> 00:17:14.066 Sammy: I'm just here! 507 00:17:14.199 --> 00:17:16.769 Luke: You can't gain any points, but you can lose points. 508 00:17:17.503 --> 00:17:18.137 Dan: Negative 1. 509 00:17:18.137 --> 00:17:20.706 Luke: Hahahahaha. Linus: Fu**** him real good, Sammy; you fu**** him real good. 510 00:17:20.706 --> 00:17:21.874 Sammy: Nooo, I'm just here. 511 00:17:21.874 --> 00:17:24.243 Dan: Fu***** a**hole, f***ing Sammy. 512 00:17:24.243 --> 00:17:25.044 Sammy: I'm just here. 513 00:17:25.444 --> 00:17:26.278 Dan: Jesus. 514 00:17:26.412 --> 00:17:28.680 Linus: Literally just sitting there holding a camera. 515 00:17:29.181 --> 00:17:30.282 Linus: Alright, let's get this dumpster- 516 00:17:30.282 --> 00:17:31.984 Sammy: Oh, I'll let you, byeee! 517 00:17:31.984 --> 00:17:32.551 Luke: Byeee! 518 00:17:34.353 --> 00:17:35.954 Sammy: They said 5 o'clock! 519 00:17:37.589 --> 00:17:40.826 Luke: What are the current rules? 520 00:17:40.826 --> 00:17:43.662 Sammy: Why is WAN late? It's whoever makes the WAN late. 521 00:17:44.063 --> 00:17:44.530 Luke: Okay. 522 00:17:44.663 --> 00:17:45.898 Sammy: The rules change every day, I don't know man. 523 00:17:45.898 --> 00:17:47.099 Luke: Hahahahahaha! 524 00:17:47.099 --> 00:17:49.134 Sammy: I was editing that video you're watching; I was like, 525 00:17:49.134 --> 00:17:50.769 Sammy: man I changed the rules like 5 times, even in this video. 526 00:17:50.769 --> 00:17:51.603 Luke: Hahaha. 527 00:17:51.737 --> 00:17:54.640 Luke: Wha- Like, right at the beginning you state the rules, 528 00:17:54.640 --> 00:17:57.543 Luke: and I'm like, what? I don't think that's how it currently works. 529 00:17:57.576 --> 00:17:58.744 Sammy: Is it? I don't know, I don't know at this point; 530 00:17:58.744 --> 00:18:00.946 it's just whatever I feel like that week, honestly. 531 00:18:00.946 --> 00:18:02.081 Luke: Okay, yeah. 532 00:18:02.114 --> 00:18:04.383 Sammy: But it's whoever makes the WAN late, and it's Linus. 533 00:18:04.383 --> 00:18:06.118 Luke: Okay, so he loses this week? 534 00:18:06.118 --> 00:18:06.785 Sammy: Yeah, of course. 535 00:18:07.886 --> 00:18:10.489 Sammy: It's 5 o'clock! Why are you here? It's 4:30. Luke: It's all I want. 536 00:18:11.223 --> 00:18:12.291 Sammy: Why did you come so early? 537 00:18:12.324 --> 00:18:13.325 Luke: Because I wanted to win! 538 00:18:14.927 --> 00:18:16.028 Luke: And I don't know what the rules are. 539 00:18:16.061 --> 00:18:17.729 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 540 00:18:17.763 --> 00:18:21.767 Luke: So I just thought I would be here for sure on time. 541 00:18:21.767 --> 00:18:22.668 Sammy: Oh my goodness. 542 00:18:22.668 --> 00:18:24.103 Luke: And then I wouldn't lose. 543 00:18:24.103 --> 00:18:27.773 Sammy: You literally complained that you can't work properly when you're here. 544 00:18:28.440 --> 00:18:29.408 Sammy: You're that desperate to win. 545 00:18:29.608 --> 00:18:30.042 Luke: Yeah. 546 00:18:30.142 --> 00:18:31.577 Sammy: You're like crushing Linus though. 547 00:18:31.677 --> 00:18:32.144 Luke: Good. 548 00:18:32.177 --> 00:18:33.812 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 549 00:18:34.346 --> 00:18:35.414 Luke: It's not necessarily- 550 00:18:35.447 --> 00:18:42.221 At this point it's not about winning, it's about the degree to which you have won, if that makes sense. 551 00:18:42.554 --> 00:18:44.423 Sammy: Yeah? Like how hard you stomped. 552 00:18:44.623 --> 00:18:45.057 Luke: Yeah. 553 00:18:45.190 --> 00:18:45.557 Sammy: Yeah. 554 00:18:45.591 --> 00:18:47.292 Luke: When does this, does this end? 555 00:18:47.960 --> 00:18:49.128 Sammy: It ends when WAN ends. 556 00:18:49.761 --> 00:18:50.729 Luke: Okay, so no. 557 00:18:50.729 --> 00:18:51.230 Sammy: No. 558 00:18:52.931 --> 00:18:56.468 Sammy: But it's about having that monumental lead; you hold it forever against them. 559 00:18:56.468 --> 00:18:59.037 Luke: Which yeah, which means I need to grow it forever. 560 00:18:59.037 --> 00:18:59.638 Sammy: Yeah. 561 00:19:00.105 --> 00:19:01.874 Luke: It's like a KD ratio. 562 00:19:02.474 --> 00:19:03.175 Sammy: I guess, yeah. 563 00:19:03.175 --> 00:19:05.644 Luke: Like it's not about being at like 1.01. 564 00:19:06.011 --> 00:19:06.545 Sammy: Yeah. 565 00:19:06.578 --> 00:19:08.480 Luke: It's about reaching for more. 566 00:19:08.480 --> 00:19:09.114 Sammy: The moon. 567 00:19:09.148 --> 00:19:09.615 Luke: Yeah. 568 00:19:09.615 --> 00:19:10.082 Sammy: Yeah. 569 00:19:10.115 --> 00:19:13.919 Luke: It's like crypto, you know? You gotta... I don't know how to say it. Linus: ...oh sick! Okay. 570 00:19:14.019 --> 00:19:14.586 Luke: Yeah, see? 571 00:19:15.787 --> 00:19:17.656 Luke: What if he got here and you didn't know? 572 00:19:18.290 --> 00:19:18.857 Sammy: I would've known. 573 00:19:18.991 --> 00:19:19.892 Sammy: Wait, we said five o'clock! 574 00:19:22.027 --> 00:19:22.327 Linus: Oh. 575 00:19:22.327 --> 00:19:22.728 Sammy: Hi. 576 00:19:22.728 --> 00:19:23.462 Linus: Dan's not here. 577 00:19:23.662 --> 00:19:24.096 Sammy: No. 578 00:19:24.229 --> 00:19:24.830 Linus: So I win. 579 00:19:24.963 --> 00:19:25.964 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 580 00:19:25.998 --> 00:19:26.932 Sammy: We're just... 581 00:19:27.933 --> 00:19:28.600 Linus: Nice. 582 00:19:29.034 --> 00:19:29.668 Sammy: That's not- 583 00:19:29.668 --> 00:19:31.170 Luke: Wait, that's not- That's not fair. 584 00:19:31.170 --> 00:19:31.837 Linus: We both win. 585 00:19:31.870 --> 00:19:32.538 Luke: That's not fair. 586 00:19:32.571 --> 00:19:33.238 Sammy: Hahahahaha! 587 00:19:33.238 --> 00:19:34.840 Linus: What do you mean? Dan's not here. 588 00:19:34.840 --> 00:19:36.074 Luke: But you said five! 589 00:19:36.675 --> 00:19:39.778 Linus: So? So Dan's not here, I'm not here yet. 590 00:19:39.811 --> 00:19:40.546 Luke: Oh, okay. 591 00:19:40.579 --> 00:19:41.446 Sammy: He's shooting a video. 592 00:19:41.680 --> 00:19:42.114 Linus: Yeah. 593 00:19:42.214 --> 00:19:43.282 Sammy: A very last minute video. 594 00:19:43.315 --> 00:19:49.188 Linus: I got one more video to shoot; AMD gave us their deck for the announcements. 595 00:19:49.188 --> 00:19:49.788 Luke: Mmmm. 596 00:19:49.955 --> 00:19:50.656 Linus: And it ended up being extremely last minute, 597 00:19:50.656 --> 00:19:53.158 Linus: And it ended up being extremely last minute, 598 00:19:53.192 --> 00:19:56.828 because the deck was missing pertinent information like 599 00:19:57.429 --> 00:20:02.134 Linus: what f***ing generation of Zen, like the cores on CPUs are and stuff; 600 00:20:02.634 --> 00:20:05.137 so we had to go back and forth with them today. 601 00:20:05.170 --> 00:20:09.341 We're like, guys this whole thing could have been prevented if you just 602 00:20:09.341 --> 00:20:13.879 gave us the proper information in the first place; like, why is this a back and forth? 603 00:20:14.112 --> 00:20:14.646 Luke: Wow. 604 00:20:15.814 --> 00:20:16.315 Linus: Yeah. 605 00:20:16.348 --> 00:20:17.616 So, yeah. 606 00:20:17.616 --> 00:20:22.654 So their deck is just like, yeah we've got the Ryzen AI 300 series; 607 00:20:22.688 --> 00:20:26.758 and we've got the Ryzen 200 series for mobile. 608 00:20:28.327 --> 00:20:30.896 Linus: And here's the core counts, and here's the clock speeds; 609 00:20:30.896 --> 00:20:33.732 and we're like, why is this a 200 and a 300 series? 610 00:20:33.732 --> 00:20:35.267 I have no idea what the f*** you're talking about. 611 00:20:35.267 --> 00:20:39.972 Linus: Oh, 200 is Zen 4; but that's not in there, anywhere. 612 00:20:40.772 --> 00:20:43.642 Luke: Was that just not given to us? Or was that not given to everyone? 613 00:20:43.642 --> 00:20:44.743 Linus: It just wasn't in the deck. 614 00:20:44.776 --> 00:20:45.277 Luke: Okay. 615 00:20:45.811 --> 00:20:47.312 Linus: So, I don't know. 616 00:20:47.613 --> 00:20:48.380 Luke: Thanks, AMD. 617 00:20:48.647 --> 00:20:50.082 Linus: Yeah, cool beans. 618 00:20:50.249 --> 00:20:53.051 Luke: So, should we try the thumbnail even though he's not here? 619 00:20:53.085 --> 00:20:53.952 Linus: I don't think so. 620 00:20:54.119 --> 00:20:54.920 Luke: Can you thumbnail? 621 00:20:55.020 --> 00:20:56.421 Linus: Well, the lights aren't even on. 622 00:20:56.588 --> 00:20:56.955 Luke: Oh. 623 00:20:56.989 --> 00:20:59.057 Linus: Well I mean, the lights can be on, I suppose. 624 00:20:59.091 --> 00:20:59.391 Luke: Yeah. 625 00:20:59.391 --> 00:21:02.527 Sammy: If I record from this camera and then Dan just takes a still, 626 00:21:02.527 --> 00:21:03.762 but that's way too much work. 627 00:21:03.762 --> 00:21:05.130 Linus: I have that skill. 628 00:21:05.330 --> 00:21:06.965 Sammy: I can probably figure it out, but I don't know. 629 00:21:06.999 --> 00:21:09.234 Dan can probably like remote in, right? 630 00:21:09.234 --> 00:21:10.135 Luke: Where is Dan? 631 00:21:10.269 --> 00:21:10.802 Sammy: I don't know. 632 00:21:10.802 --> 00:21:11.770 Linus: Yeah, where is Dan? 633 00:21:11.770 --> 00:21:12.671 Sammy: Well, we said 5 o'clock, 634 00:21:12.671 --> 00:21:14.673 Linus: What the f***, Dan!? Sammy: so he's probably going to be here at like 4:45. 635 00:21:14.840 --> 00:21:15.741 Luke: *Laughs* 636 00:21:15.907 --> 00:21:16.708 Linus: What the f***? 637 00:21:16.975 --> 00:21:19.378 Luke: He might be doing the thing that I started doing a long time ago, 638 00:21:19.411 --> 00:21:22.347 which is where when Linus says 5, you show up at like 5:30; 639 00:21:22.381 --> 00:21:25.651 and then you'll end up going live at like 6, because he's usually later than he says. 640 00:21:25.684 --> 00:21:29.288 But he's been getting more and more accurate, so you can't do that anymore. 641 00:21:29.888 --> 00:21:30.922 Linus: I'd blame Alfred. 642 00:21:32.457 --> 00:21:34.293 Luke: That's good, I guess, for him. 643 00:21:34.293 --> 00:21:35.127 Linus: Yeah, yeah. Luke: Yeah. 644 00:21:35.160 --> 00:21:36.228 Linus: Way to f***ing go, Alfred! 645 00:21:36.228 --> 00:21:37.362 Luke: Good job, Alfred! 646 00:21:37.396 --> 00:21:38.530 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 647 00:21:38.530 --> 00:21:39.064 Luke: Ugh... 648 00:21:39.598 --> 00:21:40.432 Linus: F***ing guy. 649 00:21:40.532 --> 00:21:42.701 Luke: You're good at your job, ugh! 650 00:21:42.734 --> 00:21:45.704 Linus: Yeah no, production and well I mean James, too. 651 00:21:47.039 --> 00:21:49.508 Linus: And I guess I have to- Oh, well, okay, he's on probation, so some other guy. 652 00:21:49.508 --> 00:21:50.942 Luke: ...keep going, yeah. 653 00:21:50.976 --> 00:21:53.245 Linus: But the point is just you've got to give credit to writing 654 00:21:53.245 --> 00:21:54.680 Linus: and to production if things are good. 655 00:21:54.680 --> 00:21:55.547 Luke: Fair enough, yeah. 656 00:21:55.547 --> 00:21:57.549 Linus: Because things have been tighter, they've been good. 657 00:21:57.582 --> 00:21:58.116 Sammy: They have been. 658 00:21:58.150 --> 00:22:00.152 Linus: I can't believe I'm still talking about Honey. 659 00:22:00.185 --> 00:22:01.953 Luke: That's not actually that bad. 660 00:22:01.953 --> 00:22:02.587 Linus: That's not bad. 661 00:22:03.388 --> 00:22:04.723 Linus: I can't believe it's not Honey. 662 00:22:06.525 --> 00:22:07.926 Luke: I can't believe it's still Honey. 663 00:22:09.428 --> 00:22:09.928 Linus: Excuse me. Luke: Okay. 664 00:22:09.928 --> 00:22:10.495 Sammy: Okay that's- 665 00:22:10.896 --> 00:22:14.800 Luke: You have no idea how much he does that during the show, 666 00:22:14.833 --> 00:22:16.601 Luke: and I'm the only one that can hear it. 667 00:22:16.768 --> 00:22:20.272 Luke: It doesn't make it through the WAN mics, but I can hear it. 668 00:22:20.572 --> 00:22:22.140 Sammy: I got to hear it when I edit it. 669 00:22:22.874 --> 00:22:23.408 Luke: Do you!? 670 00:22:23.542 --> 00:22:24.076 Sammy: Yes. 671 00:22:24.209 --> 00:22:26.278 Sammy: I'm going to hear it by accident; I'm like oh, 672 00:22:26.278 --> 00:22:27.546 I gotta cut that out, got to cut that out. 673 00:22:28.013 --> 00:22:32.317 Luke: You can tell when he does... that. 674 00:22:32.351 --> 00:22:33.485 Sammy: Hahahaha! 675 00:22:33.885 --> 00:22:34.986 Sammy: I'm going to cut the sound out. 676 00:22:35.220 --> 00:22:36.154 Sammy: Is that my shirt? 677 00:22:37.322 --> 00:22:37.889 Luke: No. 678 00:22:38.056 --> 00:22:39.224 Sammy: *Laughs* 679 00:22:39.658 --> 00:22:41.026 Sammy: Okay, I just... Luke: Pffffff. 680 00:22:43.495 --> 00:22:47.065 Sammy: I thought you would have brought it because I mentioned it. Luke: I need to set a reminder- 681 00:22:47.099 --> 00:22:48.700 Sammy: I was going to message you in the morning today, 682 00:22:48.700 --> 00:22:50.569 be like, can you bring my shirt? And then I was like, 683 00:22:50.602 --> 00:22:52.104 it'd be kind of funny if you didn't bring my shirt. 684 00:22:52.571 --> 00:22:53.538 Sammy: So I just didn't message you. 685 00:22:53.672 --> 00:22:54.306 Luke: Great. 686 00:22:54.339 --> 00:22:55.874 Luke: I have a reminder for next week. 687 00:22:56.041 --> 00:22:58.543 Sammy: Alright, I hope I don't see it next week. 688 00:22:58.543 --> 00:23:01.480 Luke: Why? You don't want your shirt back? 689 00:23:01.513 --> 00:23:02.280 Sammy: No, it's just funny at this point. 690 00:23:02.280 --> 00:23:03.281 Luke: Hahahaha. 691 00:23:05.083 --> 00:23:06.718 Luke: I had to explain it to Emma. 692 00:23:07.486 --> 00:23:08.854 Emma was like, oh, you got one! 693 00:23:08.854 --> 00:23:11.056 I was like, well... no. 694 00:23:11.123 --> 00:23:11.656 Sammy: Kind of. 695 00:23:12.524 --> 00:23:13.525 Luke: I have to give that back. 696 00:23:14.259 --> 00:23:15.727 Luke: I don't necessarily love the title, 697 00:23:15.727 --> 00:23:19.731 but I have nothing better at all, so it is what it is. 698 00:23:20.399 --> 00:23:22.601 Linus: Do you want to move there? 699 00:23:23.402 --> 00:23:25.637 Linus: No, no; I mean like where that camera is. 700 00:23:25.637 --> 00:23:26.605 Sammy: Like here? 701 00:23:26.738 --> 00:23:27.205 Linus: Yeah. 702 00:23:27.406 --> 00:23:28.039 Sammy: Like this? 703 00:23:28.373 --> 00:23:28.940 Luke: Yeah. 704 00:23:29.074 --> 00:23:29.608 Linus: I mean... 705 00:23:29.641 --> 00:23:30.942 Sammy: Is this a thumbnail now? 706 00:23:30.942 --> 00:23:31.676 Luke: Somehow give this to Dan? 707 00:23:31.676 --> 00:23:32.077 Linus: Yeah. 708 00:23:32.077 --> 00:23:33.912 Sammy: Is that what I'm actually doing? 709 00:23:34.613 --> 00:23:37.416 Linus: Well yeah, we need to get a thumbnail and I need to go shoot that video. 710 00:23:37.416 --> 00:23:37.816 Sammy: Okay. 711 00:23:37.816 --> 00:23:38.183 Luke: Yeah. 712 00:23:38.216 --> 00:23:39.518 Linus: So Yeah, Sammy. 713 00:23:39.518 --> 00:23:40.018 Luke: Good luck. 714 00:23:40.018 --> 00:23:41.153 Sammy: Okay; sorry, Dan. 715 00:23:41.186 --> 00:23:42.087 Sammy: I'm so sorry, Dan. 716 00:23:43.455 --> 00:23:44.856 Linus: Hold on, hold on; I'm just going to be- 717 00:23:44.856 --> 00:23:45.657 Sammy: Can you move the shirt? 718 00:23:45.690 --> 00:23:46.091 Linus: Okay. 719 00:23:46.191 --> 00:23:47.392 Sammy: And then water bottles? 720 00:23:48.560 --> 00:23:48.860 Sammy: Yeah. 721 00:23:48.860 --> 00:23:50.829 Linus: No, the water bottles are product placement. Luke: The water bottles are normally there. 722 00:23:50.862 --> 00:23:51.430 Luke: Yeah. 723 00:23:55.867 --> 00:23:56.201 Sammy: Okay. 724 00:23:56.201 --> 00:23:57.836 Linus: Hold on, maybe I'll bring this more down. 725 00:23:59.905 --> 00:24:02.207 Linus: Um, okay; and then... 726 00:24:05.277 --> 00:24:05.710 Sammy: Okay. 727 00:24:06.244 --> 00:24:06.878 Linus: Does that work? 728 00:24:06.978 --> 00:24:08.280 Luke: I don't know, I don't know. 729 00:24:08.280 --> 00:24:09.981 Linus: What do you think? Does that look like a WAN thumbnail? 730 00:24:09.981 --> 00:24:10.415 Sammy: Uh... 731 00:24:10.482 --> 00:24:13.051 Linus: Or wait if I'm down this low, that might be a problem because of the text. 732 00:24:13.952 --> 00:24:14.453 Luke: Yeah. 733 00:24:14.486 --> 00:24:15.220 Linus: Okay, hold on. 734 00:24:15.220 --> 00:24:16.888 Luke: Unless you put only the text at the top. 735 00:24:17.522 --> 00:24:19.090 Sammy: Well, I'm trying to see how it's roughly placed. 736 00:24:19.090 --> 00:24:19.991 Sammy: I'm trying to put roughly... 737 00:24:22.093 --> 00:24:23.061 Sammy: Okay, kind of roughly. 738 00:24:25.964 --> 00:24:26.431 Sammy: Okay. 739 00:24:26.965 --> 00:24:27.365 Linus: Okay. 740 00:24:27.399 --> 00:24:28.834 Sammy: Okay, I will send it to Dan. 741 00:24:29.100 --> 00:24:30.836 Sammy: Like, hi Dan, this is the thumbnail. 742 00:24:32.170 --> 00:24:32.537 Sammy: Okay. 743 00:24:32.571 --> 00:24:34.606 Well, I'm going to send it to him now, I case he needs- 744 00:24:34.639 --> 00:24:35.841 Luke: He's coming here right now. 745 00:24:35.874 --> 00:24:36.441 Sammy: Okay. 746 00:24:36.475 --> 00:24:38.243 Well, then I need to go ingest this footage. 747 00:24:38.243 --> 00:24:38.677 Luke: Okay. 748 00:24:38.977 --> 00:24:43.915 Linus: Dude, I can't go any faster to get to WAN Show because there's the police. 749 00:24:44.349 --> 00:24:44.783 Linus: Okay? 750 00:24:45.417 --> 00:24:46.318 Jake: That's the reason? 751 00:24:46.318 --> 00:24:49.287 Linus: I don't speed when there's police. 752 00:24:49.321 --> 00:24:51.122 Sammy: No, stop; stop, no, no. 753 00:24:51.556 --> 00:24:52.457 Sammy: You don't speed. 754 00:24:52.491 --> 00:24:55.961 Linus: And when the camera's rolling on my multiple speedometers. 755 00:24:55.961 --> 00:24:56.461 Jake: Bruh. 756 00:24:57.229 --> 00:24:59.998 Linus: What? I got three; he can't even blur all that. 757 00:25:00.465 --> 00:25:02.200 Linus: I'm coming back from CES, okay? 758 00:25:02.200 --> 00:25:03.902 This was the soonest I could be there. 759 00:25:04.369 --> 00:25:05.370 Doing my best. 760 00:25:05.937 --> 00:25:09.841 Just because Luke got to leave a day early, should not penalize me. 761 00:25:10.575 --> 00:25:12.377 Sammy: But you're the reason why it's late, so... 762 00:25:12.410 --> 00:25:14.279 Linus: I am not the reason why it's late. 763 00:25:14.312 --> 00:25:15.780 You want to blame it on someone? 764 00:25:15.780 --> 00:25:17.983 Linus: Blame it on Vance who coordinated our flights. 765 00:25:17.983 --> 00:25:18.517 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 766 00:25:18.517 --> 00:25:19.818 Linus: There, boom, got him. 767 00:25:20.418 --> 00:25:21.419 Jake: beat up the little guy. 768 00:25:23.321 --> 00:25:25.123 Linus: Beat up the little guy? Let the rain fall... 769 00:25:25.123 --> 00:25:26.191 Jake: I was talking about Vance. 770 00:25:26.224 --> 00:25:28.593 Linus: Oh Vance, I don't know; he is not that little. 771 00:25:29.427 --> 00:25:30.328 Jake: Pretty sure he works out 772 00:25:30.362 --> 00:25:30.996 Jake: Compared to him. 773 00:25:32.731 --> 00:25:34.132 Jake: dbrand.com slash four foot nine. 774 00:25:34.132 --> 00:25:35.133 Linus: Oh, my God. 775 00:25:35.267 --> 00:25:38.470 Linus: You know what's funny is people always used to say when they meet me, 776 00:25:38.503 --> 00:25:40.805 they would always say, hey you're shorter than I expected. 777 00:25:40.839 --> 00:25:41.673 Jake: Hahahaha! 778 00:25:41.873 --> 00:25:43.475 Linus: Because back in the day, we would shoot- 779 00:25:43.508 --> 00:25:45.210 Because we didn't know anything about production. 780 00:25:45.210 --> 00:25:48.280 We would shoot from like chest level at the back of the room, 781 00:25:48.313 --> 00:25:50.181 because that was like how tall our tripod was. 782 00:25:50.215 --> 00:25:50.582 Jake: Right. 783 00:25:50.615 --> 00:25:51.917 Linus: It was just some cheap photography tripod. 784 00:25:51.917 --> 00:25:52.284 Jake: For sure. 785 00:25:52.284 --> 00:25:54.719 Linus: And when you shoot up at people, it makes them seem taller. 786 00:25:54.719 --> 00:25:55.887 Jake: It's like the Tom Cruise effect. 787 00:25:55.921 --> 00:26:00.091 Linus: And then now, this CES was the first time that the 788 00:26:00.091 --> 00:26:03.295 majority of people who walked up to me and said anything about my height 789 00:26:03.328 --> 00:26:05.664 said that I was way taller than they were expecting; 790 00:26:06.131 --> 00:26:08.667 because they actually believe dbrand's bulls***, 791 00:26:09.434 --> 00:26:12.037 that I'm like 5'1'' or 4'9'', or whatever. 792 00:26:12.070 --> 00:26:13.605 Jake: What's the bulls***, I don't understand. 793 00:26:13.672 --> 00:26:14.639 Linus: Yeah, exactly, right? 794 00:26:16.274 --> 00:26:20.679 So it's pretty funny, the number of people that were like, you're not that short. 795 00:26:20.946 --> 00:26:23.315 Linus: When they walk up to me, like actually taken aback. 796 00:26:23.315 --> 00:26:24.449 Jake: You're pretty short. 797 00:26:24.516 --> 00:26:24.950 Linus: Yeah, I know; 798 00:26:24.950 --> 00:26:28.987 but if you're expecting me to be five foot flat, then it's not that. 799 00:26:33.024 --> 00:26:35.427 Jake: Are we-? I mean, I think technically if you round, 800 00:26:36.361 --> 00:26:38.730 if you have to round to feet, what number are you saying? 801 00:26:40.165 --> 00:26:41.333 Linus: What number am I saying? 802 00:26:41.366 --> 00:26:42.867 Jake: If you have to round to the nearest foot. 803 00:26:43.435 --> 00:26:45.704 Linus: I mean, yeah, technically I would be... 804 00:26:46.304 --> 00:26:48.540 No one rounds to the nearest foot, that's stupid; 805 00:26:48.540 --> 00:26:49.507 I'm not even going to say it. 806 00:26:49.507 --> 00:26:50.442 I'm not even going to give you the sound bite. 807 00:26:50.442 --> 00:26:52.043 Jake: What's your height in centimeters? 808 00:26:52.477 --> 00:26:55.447 Linus: 164 or something. Jake: How do you know that? 809 00:26:55.447 --> 00:26:57.282 Linus: 163? Jake: This is Canada, we're not real metric. 810 00:26:57.349 --> 00:26:59.784 Linus: I only know because it's on my driver's license. 811 00:26:59.784 --> 00:27:00.919 Linus: Oh, it's on my driver's license. Jake: What!? 812 00:27:00.919 --> 00:27:02.020 Jake: Don't show your driver's license. 813 00:27:02.053 --> 00:27:03.221 Linus: I'm not going to show my driver's license. 814 00:27:03.221 --> 00:27:04.823 Jake: You can't read the address on mine anyways, 815 00:27:04.823 --> 00:27:05.457 Linus: I'm showing it to you. 816 00:27:05.457 --> 00:27:06.825 Jake: because they give you those stupid paper ones here. 817 00:27:06.825 --> 00:27:09.828 Linus: 170* centimeters,.see, I didn't even know. 818 00:27:09.861 --> 00:27:11.096 Jake: Oh, it actually does show it on there. 819 00:27:11.096 --> 00:27:11.963 Linus: Yeah, of course it does. 820 00:27:11.963 --> 00:27:12.831 Sammy: Your height? Yeah. 821 00:27:12.831 --> 00:27:13.531 Jake: Is this a new one? 822 00:27:13.531 --> 00:27:14.499 Linus: Because we're in Canada. 823 00:27:14.499 --> 00:27:15.233 Jake: It looks so cool. 824 00:27:15.233 --> 00:27:15.667 Linus: Yeah. 825 00:27:16.368 --> 00:27:17.435 Linus: I just got it renewed. 826 00:27:19.337 --> 00:27:21.139 Linus: It's just Sammy, he's not going to. 827 00:27:21.172 --> 00:27:22.307 Jake: What? Are you posting this somewhere? 828 00:27:22.307 --> 00:27:25.043 Sammy: I'm cutting around, we're not live. 829 00:27:25.343 --> 00:27:25.944 Jake: I don't know. 830 00:27:26.211 --> 00:27:27.412 Linus: You don't trust Sammy? 831 00:27:27.912 --> 00:27:29.114 Jake: I don't trust you. 832 00:27:29.147 --> 00:27:30.315 Linus: He's a trust worthy boy. 833 00:27:30.348 --> 00:27:32.450 Sammy: I've only leaked Linus's number once by accident. 834 00:27:32.450 --> 00:27:33.118 Jake: Oh my God. 835 00:27:33.151 --> 00:27:35.587 Linus: That's fine, my number's so easy to find anyway. 836 00:27:36.087 --> 00:27:37.789 Linus: I just don't accept calls. 837 00:27:37.789 --> 00:27:39.724 Sammy: Okay; no, actually, it's because of Jake; 838 00:27:39.758 --> 00:27:41.326 Jake didn't save your number on his phone. 839 00:27:41.993 --> 00:27:42.394 Jake: Oh. 840 00:27:42.394 --> 00:27:42.961 Linus: Hahahahaha. 841 00:27:42.961 --> 00:27:44.496 Jake: What!? Yes, I did. Linus: What? After all these years? 842 00:27:44.496 --> 00:27:45.497 Jake: No, that is not my fault. 843 00:27:45.497 --> 00:27:48.366 Jake: No, that is such a load of sh**. Sammy: Okay, because I was QCing Oliver's video, 844 00:27:48.400 --> 00:27:49.801 and I didn't think you're on call- 845 00:27:49.834 --> 00:27:52.404 I didn't realize that like, you'd have his phone number. 846 00:27:52.404 --> 00:27:53.838 Jake: I definitely have his phone number. 847 00:27:53.872 --> 00:27:56.007 Jake: I would 100%...- I could show- 848 00:27:56.041 --> 00:27:58.643 Jake: I'll show them right now, I'll show them the contact. Sammy: Hahahaha. 849 00:27:59.444 --> 00:28:00.345 Jake: He's not going to blur it. 850 00:28:00.345 --> 00:28:01.613 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 851 00:28:02.414 --> 00:28:03.048 Linus: Ugh! 852 00:28:03.148 --> 00:28:04.049 Sammy: You're so early, Luke. 853 00:28:04.149 --> 00:28:07.052 Linus: I'm so jealous that you were here a day earlier. 854 00:28:07.318 --> 00:28:10.055 Luke: Well my flight was delayed by five hours, so I wouldn't be that jealous. 855 00:28:10.055 --> 00:28:10.488 Linus: Oh. 856 00:28:11.022 --> 00:28:12.424 Linus: Well, get rekted, I guess. 857 00:28:13.925 --> 00:28:14.392 Sammy: Agh! 858 00:28:15.727 --> 00:28:16.861 Sammy: My shirt! Yay, thanks. 859 00:28:17.595 --> 00:28:18.563 Luke: That almost hit the camera. 860 00:28:18.596 --> 00:28:21.099 Linus: Dude, I want this thing so bad. 861 00:28:21.232 --> 00:28:22.667 Luke: Well it's yours, so that's good. 862 00:28:23.034 --> 00:28:25.036 Linus: Hardcore just yoinking one 863 00:28:25.036 --> 00:28:25.070 Luke: I wore a pink shirt today, but I didn't get the pink one. 864 00:28:25.070 --> 00:28:26.104 Sammy: Why is WAN late, Dan? 865 00:28:26.471 --> 00:28:29.841 Dan: My integrations are still in development. 866 00:28:29.874 --> 00:28:31.109 I've got about 10 minutes left. 867 00:28:31.109 --> 00:28:31.643 Sammy: Oh. 868 00:28:31.743 --> 00:28:36.381 Dan: So, we'll see who's responsible this week. 869 00:28:36.381 --> 00:28:37.015 Sammy: Oh, my goodness. 870 00:28:37.015 --> 00:28:38.049 Sammy: It's not Linus? 871 00:28:38.049 --> 00:28:40.952 Luke: What was the agreed upon- We agreed on six, was that it for this week? 872 00:28:41.086 --> 00:28:42.087 Dan: Yeah, yeah. 873 00:28:42.654 --> 00:28:43.488 Luke: Well that's okay. 874 00:28:43.521 --> 00:28:45.223 Dan: I want them in for 1 p.m. 875 00:28:45.623 --> 00:28:46.091 Dan: Yeah. 876 00:28:46.591 --> 00:28:47.926 Luke: Oh no, I'm not saying for that. 877 00:28:47.959 --> 00:28:50.128 I was trying to figure out, like I was here first, so do I win? 878 00:28:50.128 --> 00:28:53.131 And I was like oh no, because that wasn't the point. 879 00:28:53.131 --> 00:28:55.900 You can't control the plane... Flights. 880 00:28:56.701 --> 00:29:01.372 Dan: Mmmm, technically, Sammy: Hahahaha. 881 00:29:01.372 --> 00:29:02.907 Dan: Could have gotten on an earlier plane? 882 00:29:03.108 --> 00:29:06.111 Luke: It's why WAN is late, I guess; but no, I don't think so. 883 00:29:06.311 --> 00:29:12.083 Dan: It's his fault for not effectively planning for every contingency. 884 00:29:13.384 --> 00:29:14.753 Sammy: He could have called in from Vegas. 885 00:29:15.487 --> 00:29:17.288 Luke: But like we knew this way ahead of time 886 00:29:17.322 --> 00:29:18.490 is I guess what I'm trying to say. 887 00:29:18.523 --> 00:29:19.124 Dan: Yeah, yeah. 888 00:29:19.357 --> 00:29:20.425 Luke: So, that makes it okay. 889 00:29:20.458 --> 00:29:21.593 Dan: Yeah, of course. 890 00:29:22.093 --> 00:29:24.295 Sammy: So are you saying no one wins this week? 891 00:29:24.329 --> 00:29:24.963 Luke: I think so. 892 00:29:24.996 --> 00:29:25.630 Sammy: Wow. 893 00:29:25.764 --> 00:29:28.366 Dan: No I think that we all win, and it's the editors- 894 00:29:28.366 --> 00:29:29.434 It's the editors fault. 895 00:29:29.701 --> 00:29:31.503 Sammy: I can't, I can't tell. 896 00:29:31.669 --> 00:29:34.105 Dan: I can't even do pre-show until I have my integrations, 897 00:29:34.105 --> 00:29:35.039 because it'll break everything. 898 00:29:35.073 --> 00:29:35.673 Sammy: Oh, really? 899 00:29:35.673 --> 00:29:36.341 Dan: I'm going to switch to that. 900 00:29:36.374 --> 00:29:37.475 Sammy: Oh. Luke: Editor's minus one. 901 00:29:38.042 --> 00:29:42.714 Sammy: Editor's minus one; listen, there's no- We're a team, we're a team. 902 00:29:42.781 --> 00:29:45.316 Luke: What was your highlights for CES? 903 00:29:45.517 --> 00:29:46.050 Sammy: Going home. 904 00:29:46.684 --> 00:29:47.585 Sammy: You want to see what I bought!? 905 00:29:47.585 --> 00:29:48.787 Sammy: You want to come upstairs to see what I bought!? 906 00:29:49.454 --> 00:29:50.088 Luke: What did you buy? 907 00:29:50.321 --> 00:29:52.490 Sammy: It's upstairs, though; so, you got to come to my desk. 908 00:29:54.926 --> 00:29:55.960 Luke: What? What is that? 909 00:29:56.594 --> 00:29:57.095 Sammy: Look at it. 910 00:29:57.128 --> 00:29:58.596 Luke: You bought a slot machine? 911 00:29:58.630 --> 00:29:59.130 Sammy: Yeah. 912 00:30:00.465 --> 00:30:01.232 Sammy: I like it. 913 00:30:01.766 --> 00:30:03.535 Luke: It looks like a piece of junk. 914 00:30:04.936 --> 00:30:06.004 Sammy: Look how cute it is. 915 00:30:06.137 --> 00:30:06.704 Luke: Can I take it out? 916 00:30:06.704 --> 00:30:07.105 Sammy: Yeah. 917 00:30:07.105 --> 00:30:07.505 Luke: Okay. 918 00:30:16.915 --> 00:30:18.783 Sammy: Okay, I think you're the first person to do it; 919 00:30:18.917 --> 00:30:19.751 Sammy: I didn't do that yet. 920 00:30:19.784 --> 00:30:21.219 Luke: Well, my bad. 921 00:30:21.386 --> 00:30:23.822 Sammy: You put coins in as well, so you can win a lot of money. 922 00:30:23.855 --> 00:30:25.690 Luke: Yeah, you can win? 923 00:30:25.790 --> 00:30:26.291 Sammy: Yeah. 924 00:30:28.193 --> 00:30:29.394 Luke: Did you even gamble in Vegas? 925 00:30:29.394 --> 00:30:30.094 Sammy: No, I didn't get time. 926 00:30:30.094 --> 00:30:30.962 Luke: You even like gambling? 927 00:30:31.095 --> 00:30:32.230 Sammy: I like the thrill of gambling. 928 00:30:33.998 --> 00:30:36.167 Luke: So, this satisfies your thrill of gambling. 929 00:30:36.301 --> 00:30:37.435 Sammy: Yeah, it's a thrill of winning. 930 00:30:37.435 --> 00:30:38.603 Luke: While not actually gambling. 931 00:30:38.603 --> 00:30:40.171 Sammy: Exactly, it's also cute. 932 00:30:41.272 --> 00:30:41.806 Luke: Where did you put it? 933 00:30:42.373 --> 00:30:43.241 Sammy: At home. 934 00:30:43.374 --> 00:30:43.975 Luke: Oh. 935 00:30:44.876 --> 00:30:47.612 Sammy: It's so loud, it's going to be so annoying in the office. 936 00:30:47.779 --> 00:30:49.447 Can you imagine!? 937 00:30:49.581 --> 00:30:51.316 Luke: You're having a meeting, and he just... 938 00:30:54.118 --> 00:30:55.086 Luke: How do you feel about that? 939 00:30:55.253 --> 00:30:57.422 Nicole: I'll feel very happy if he wins. 940 00:30:58.823 --> 00:31:00.491 Sammy: So, maybe we should keep it here, then. 941 00:31:01.259 --> 00:31:03.261 Luke: I think you'd get in trouble. 942 00:31:03.728 --> 00:31:04.395 Luke: How much was it? 943 00:31:05.930 --> 00:31:07.131 Sammy: 60 US. 944 00:31:07.732 --> 00:31:08.466 Sammy: Hahahaha. 945 00:31:08.600 --> 00:31:10.835 Sammy: It was a small one for $31 but I was like, 946 00:31:10.902 --> 00:31:13.671 you know, retail therapy so I bought it for 60. 947 00:31:13.705 --> 00:31:16.608 Luke: For reference, that's like genuinely close to $100 Canadian. 948 00:31:16.608 --> 00:31:17.508 Sammy: No, it's like 80. 949 00:31:17.575 --> 00:31:19.410 Nicole: 84.99. 950 00:31:19.410 --> 00:31:20.078 Sammy: Yeah, see, look. 951 00:31:20.645 --> 00:31:21.913 Luke: That's a lot of money. 952 00:31:22.080 --> 00:31:23.581 Sammy: But look, you can do this. 953 00:31:27.385 --> 00:31:28.519 Lady: Oh, close. 954 00:31:30.021 --> 00:31:31.256 Sammy: That's something money can't buy. 955 00:31:31.856 --> 00:31:32.924 Luke: Hahahaha! 956 00:31:33.057 --> 00:31:33.758 Luke: It just did! 957 00:31:34.525 --> 00:31:35.727 Luke: Alright, okay. 958 00:31:35.894 --> 00:31:37.061 Sammy: Alright, enjoy WAN. 959 00:31:37.095 --> 00:31:37.495 Sammy: Bye. 960 00:31:37.495 --> 00:31:38.062 Luke: Thanks, bye."}