{"video_id":"FVfYo5Uq--A","title":"Extras - AMD Ultimate Upgrade - Olamide","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2025-08-07T14:53:29Z","duration_s":1631,"segments":[{"start_s":0.0,"end_s":4.571,"text":"Olamide: Oasis had like right here. 2 00:00:05.271 --> 00:00:05.805 Linus: Okay. 3 00:00:07.574 --> 00:00:11.478 Olamide: So just plug it in and cut across. 4 00:00:12.345 --> 00:00:13.246 Linus: Oh, interesting. 5 00:00:13.246 --> 00:00:14.381 Olamide: Hand solders. 6 00:00:18.051 --> 00:00:19.719 Linus: Man, it's a lot of work. 7 00:00:19.719 --> 00:00:22.856 Olamide: It is a lot of work, you spend a lot of time doing it. 8 00:00:22.856 --> 00:00:23.857 Olamide: Trying to cut while trying to make. 9 00:00:26.026 --> 00:00:26.526 Olamide: Yeah. 10 00:00:28.294 --> 00:00:31.798 Olamide: It comes as in like a regular piece. 11 00:00:31.831 --> 00:00:32.599 Linus: Right. 12 00:00:33.533 --> 00:00:34.367 Linus: Oh that's cool. 13 00:00:36.069 --> 00:00:37.237 Olamide: They're very expensive. 14 00:00:38.405 --> 00:00:39.239 David: Sorry, too much working out. 15 00:00:40.440 --> 00:00:41.674 Linus: Yeah, wow. 16 00:00:42.175 --> 00:00:42.976 Olamide: Too much. 17 00:00:43.143 --> 00:00:46.479 Linus: Here's an unusual one to see these days, a scanner; 18 00:00:46.513 --> 00:00:49.149 but I guess that would come up for you a lot more 19 00:00:49.149 --> 00:00:50.517 than it would for the typical user. 20 00:00:51.351 --> 00:00:52.619 Olamide: I've only used it maybe twice. 21 00:00:52.719 --> 00:00:53.653 Linus: Oh, really? 22 00:00:54.387 --> 00:00:57.290 Linus: I just assumed you to have paper things you might want to- 23 00:00:57.323 --> 00:00:58.758 Olamide: I use this guy more. 24 00:00:59.025 --> 00:01:00.860 Linus: Oh, okay the scanner on it though? 25 00:01:00.927 --> 00:01:02.162 Olamide: Yeah, it has everything... 26 00:01:02.362 --> 00:01:02.996 Linus: Oh okay. 27 00:01:02.996 --> 00:01:04.230 Olamide: Except I need color. 28 00:01:04.264 --> 00:01:07.834 Olamide: Well I used it twice and it was running out, 29 00:01:07.834 --> 00:01:09.836 so I was like okay I'm done with this. 30 00:01:10.503 --> 00:01:11.738 Linus: Oh wait, this isn't a scanner? 31 00:01:11.771 --> 00:01:13.306 Olamide: It's a printer scanner. 32 00:01:13.339 --> 00:01:15.742 Linus: Oh it is- Wait you have- 33 00:01:15.742 --> 00:01:17.343 Linus: Okay, hold on a second, now I'm confused. 34 00:01:17.343 --> 00:01:18.845 Olamide: I needed color. 35 00:01:19.345 --> 00:01:23.516 Linus: So here's the thing, this is something you don't see that often; 36 00:01:23.550 --> 00:01:24.551 Olamide: Smart choices. 37 00:01:24.584 --> 00:01:27.287 Linus: because who cares right? You know, printers and scanners, 38 00:01:27.320 --> 00:01:29.389 Linus: but I guess for you a scanner must come up a lot 39 00:01:29.422 --> 00:01:31.124 Linus: working with you know, paper goods. 40 00:01:31.124 --> 00:01:31.658 Olamide: Yeah yeah. 41 00:01:31.758 --> 00:01:33.226 Linus: Why do you need two? 42 00:01:35.061 --> 00:01:40.066 Olamide: You know, this is black and white, monochrome; and this is color. 43 00:01:40.100 --> 00:01:41.868 Linus: Okay, so color would be really important. 44 00:01:41.868 --> 00:01:44.104 Olamide: And this is very cheap, and this is very expensive. 45 00:01:45.138 --> 00:01:48.208 Olamide: So I just wanted something cheaper, that I don't have to spend money; 46 00:01:48.208 --> 00:01:52.679 since I can do basic chrome with this and I bought that, and I only used it twice. 47 00:01:53.580 --> 00:01:56.850 Olamide: And it's like just sitting there; it doesn't print anymore, 48 00:01:57.450 --> 00:02:01.087 or I don't know what I... anyways it's not working. 49 00:02:04.524 --> 00:02:06.593 Linus: And this is why we do tech upgrades; 50 00:02:06.593 --> 00:02:08.294 I didn't see a printer or scanner, though that's probably fine. 51 00:02:08.294 --> 00:02:08.695 Olamide: No. 52 00:02:08.995 --> 00:02:11.598 Linus: Maybe we can try and figure out why it's broken, although I- 53 00:02:11.631 --> 00:02:13.466 I can probably tell you why it's broken. 54 00:02:13.500 --> 00:02:13.833 Olamide: Why? 55 00:02:13.867 --> 00:02:17.537 Linus: Because it's inkjet and they just- They jam up. 56 00:02:17.570 --> 00:02:19.339 Olamide: I thought so too, I thought so too. 57 00:02:19.372 --> 00:02:22.175 Olamide: You know sometimes, make smart decisions. 58 00:02:22.175 --> 00:02:29.449 Olamide: I guess if I was using it often I would probably spend money to buy a good one, 59 00:02:29.582 --> 00:02:33.253 but I'm not using it that much, so anyways it's all good. 60 00:02:33.720 --> 00:02:37.290 Linus: I think that is basically what fuels the entire inkjet printer industry, 61 00:02:39.926 --> 00:02:40.627 Linus: and cut. 62 00:02:42.462 --> 00:02:43.830 Olamide: That is tomato, 63 00:02:43.963 --> 00:02:48.701 Olamide: this was supposed to be a tomato that's been there for like three months. 64 00:02:49.068 --> 00:02:49.969 Linus: Hmmm, I see. 65 00:02:50.003 --> 00:02:53.673 Olamide: When my parents visited, three months; 66 00:02:53.806 --> 00:02:56.309 Olamide: and that's supposed to onion. 67 00:02:56.342 --> 00:02:57.010 Linus: Uh-huh. 68 00:02:57.744 --> 00:02:58.912 Olamide: And that's also another... 69 00:03:00.747 --> 00:03:01.314 Linus: Something. 70 00:03:01.481 --> 00:03:02.882 Olamide: Okay, yeah. 71 00:03:02.882 --> 00:03:03.416 Linus: Okay. 72 00:03:04.150 --> 00:03:05.518 Olamide: Anyways, I stopped growing. 73 00:03:06.386 --> 00:03:11.457 Linus: I couldn't help noticing that you have two laptops, but zero desktops; 74 00:03:11.457 --> 00:03:12.992 is this your first desktop computer? 75 00:03:13.026 --> 00:03:14.627 Olamide: Yes, first ever. 76 00:03:15.628 --> 00:03:17.864 Linus: And what made you want to switch over to a desktop? 77 00:03:17.997 --> 00:03:19.699 Certainly not the space savings. 78 00:03:22.335 --> 00:03:24.971 Olamide: Uh... cause I have to buy something AMD. 79 00:03:28.007 --> 00:03:29.475 Linus: You got to appreciate the honesty. 80 00:03:30.910 --> 00:03:31.411 Olamide: Yeah. 81 00:03:31.578 --> 00:03:33.479 Linus: You know they have laptop processors too right? 82 00:03:33.513 --> 00:03:35.281 Olamide: Yes, but I already have like... 83 00:03:36.516 --> 00:03:37.250 Linus: Two laptops. 84 00:03:37.283 --> 00:03:40.386 Olamide: two laptops, so it doesn't make sense to get another one. 85 00:03:40.386 --> 00:03:42.522 Olamide: I wanted to get the other one, 86 00:03:43.323 --> 00:03:46.259 but they said it's not good, that it should be the one so. 87 00:03:46.292 --> 00:03:49.262 Linus: Okay, alright, cool; but I mean is there something 88 00:03:49.295 --> 00:03:51.231 that you think you can use the extra performance for? 89 00:03:52.098 --> 00:03:53.433 Olamide: Yeah, just designing. 90 00:03:53.466 --> 00:03:56.769 Olamide: I do make most of the things on my iPad, 91 00:03:56.769 --> 00:03:58.938 just is we have Procreate and all that. 92 00:03:59.038 --> 00:03:59.973 Linus: Oh, interesting, okay. 93 00:04:00.006 --> 00:04:02.675 Olamide: So illustrator, I do it on the computer; 94 00:04:02.675 --> 00:04:05.979 I think like if I have this it'll be faster. 95 00:04:06.779 --> 00:04:07.480 Linus: Okay. 96 00:04:07.580 --> 00:04:08.181 Olamide: Yeah. 97 00:04:08.281 --> 00:04:13.052 Linus: Editor's note, so just go from I include a lot- 98 00:04:13.052 --> 00:04:15.221 uh, I do a lot of my design on the iPad, 99 00:04:15.221 --> 00:04:17.657 but illustrator I think if I have this it'll be faster. 100 00:04:17.657 --> 00:04:20.893 Linus: I think that's a good sort of sound bite, throw AMD a bone here. 101 00:04:20.927 --> 00:04:25.632 Linus: I'm actually totally down to include the \"I have to buy something AMD\". 102 00:04:27.600 --> 00:04:30.937 Linus: You know, if AMD rejects it then I'm not gonna die on that hill 103 00:04:30.970 --> 00:04:32.739 but I think that's freaking hilarious. 104 00:04:34.774 --> 00:04:39.279 Olamide: It looked cool on Amazon, I bought it so yeah. 105 00:04:39.912 --> 00:04:41.047 Linus: Okay, perfect. 106 00:04:41.080 --> 00:04:43.516 Olamide: As much as I do fashion design, 107 00:04:44.050 --> 00:04:48.721 I have no [idea] of creativity when it comes to interior design, 108 00:04:48.855 --> 00:04:52.425 or decorating a space, well I wouldn't say I suck; 109 00:04:52.525 --> 00:04:53.726 but I cannot do it. 110 00:04:56.029 --> 00:04:57.263 I cannot do it. 111 00:04:57.297 --> 00:04:59.766 Linus: How many square feet would an ideal, 112 00:04:59.766 --> 00:05:03.069 like fashion studio for a company our size be? 113 00:05:03.603 --> 00:05:06.239 Olamide: I mean it's just a bunch of machines, 114 00:05:06.239 --> 00:05:10.076 Olamide: unless you want to hire more people to do in house sampling. 115 00:05:11.377 --> 00:05:12.545 Linus: Would we need to do that? 116 00:05:12.578 --> 00:05:13.646 Olamide: One or two people, we don't need- 117 00:05:13.680 --> 00:05:15.581 Olamide: Well, okay maybe we need one person; 118 00:05:15.615 --> 00:05:20.620 usually Matthew can, I can, so then we do the patterns, 119 00:05:20.653 --> 00:05:23.923 cut it in-house, like if you have a quick idea; 120 00:05:23.956 --> 00:05:25.958 instead of having to wait all the way, 121 00:05:26.125 --> 00:05:28.861 then we can just make it and you can see how it looks. 122 00:05:28.861 --> 00:05:30.096 Linus: Interesting, okay. 123 00:05:30.096 --> 00:05:33.066 Olamide: Yeah, so if we want to do uh in-house sampling, 124 00:05:33.099 --> 00:05:36.436 we can probably get a couple of machine, one sewing machine, 125 00:05:36.436 --> 00:05:42.008 is like the one industrial sewing machine, then serger or cover stitch; that's it, 126 00:05:42.141 --> 00:05:43.343 so you don't need too much. 127 00:05:44.210 --> 00:05:44.811 Linus: Okay. 128 00:05:44.911 --> 00:05:47.180 Olamide: Even that room, sort of thing, it's okay. 129 00:05:47.180 --> 00:05:51.584 Olamide: Then, for uh... let's say the jensen jacket. 130 00:05:51.617 --> 00:05:52.285 Linus: Oh sure. 131 00:05:52.285 --> 00:05:54.187 Olamide: Can we talk? We can talk about it right? 132 00:05:54.187 --> 00:05:54.954 Linus: I guess so, yeah. 133 00:05:54.954 --> 00:05:56.989 Olamide: Yeah, the leather jacket; um, 134 00:05:57.023 --> 00:06:00.259 you remember Matthew did the AI thing? 135 00:06:00.259 --> 00:06:00.793 Linus: Yes. 136 00:06:00.793 --> 00:06:03.363 Olamide: And we could plot the pattern on clothes, 137 00:06:03.396 --> 00:06:05.431 seat on the model, you can see how it looks; 138 00:06:05.465 --> 00:06:09.135 Olamide: even like issues are like the ARM, all like we can really see it. 139 00:06:09.135 --> 00:06:09.736 Linus: Really? 140 00:06:09.736 --> 00:06:12.338 Olamide: Almost get it to at least 95 percent. 141 00:06:13.039 --> 00:06:14.307 Linus: Interesting, okay. 142 00:06:17.009 --> 00:06:18.478 Linus: And now to put in some RAM. 143 00:06:20.313 --> 00:06:22.315 Olamide: Is there an angle on this thing? 144 00:06:22.815 --> 00:06:25.918 Linus: I don't know if all of our side conversations about fashion 145 00:06:25.918 --> 00:06:28.588 are going to make their way on to the final cut; 146 00:06:28.621 --> 00:06:32.191 but maybe we'll have some extras, LMG.gg/Floatplane 147 00:06:32.191 --> 00:06:36.462 if you want to hear a Olamide's musings on the creation of garments. 148 00:06:37.797 --> 00:06:42.301 Linus: I mean she does so so much. 149 00:06:43.069 --> 00:06:45.571 Linus: I think you were hired as like a fit technician, 150 00:06:45.605 --> 00:06:49.909 Linus: but actually Olamide contributes a lot of ideas 151 00:06:49.976 --> 00:06:53.045 and practical work to almost every stage of the chain. 152 00:06:53.112 --> 00:06:56.215 Olamide: Yeah, it's just me now; there was two people before. 153 00:06:56.249 --> 00:07:00.086 Olamide: Well, I started because Hannah went on mat leave, 154 00:07:00.119 --> 00:07:02.321 then we were together and then now it's just make it... 155 00:07:02.355 --> 00:07:03.356 Olamide: Are we going left or right? 156 00:07:03.389 --> 00:07:05.358 Linus: We're going to turn it around that way, there we go; 157 00:07:05.391 --> 00:07:06.192 and the gray ones. 158 00:07:06.192 --> 00:07:07.293 Olamide: The gray ones. 159 00:07:07.293 --> 00:07:07.860 Linus: Yeah. 160 00:07:08.828 --> 00:07:10.396 Linus: Hey! There we go. 161 00:07:11.097 --> 00:07:12.665 Linus: See, you got this; I knew you were gonna- 162 00:07:12.698 --> 00:07:13.633 Olamide: Is it gonna come off? 163 00:07:14.667 --> 00:07:17.904 Linus: Get a close up of her pushing it, yeah you can push it again. Glenn: Okay, zooming in. 164 00:07:18.171 --> 00:07:19.705 Olamide: Oh I see, there's a screw. 165 00:07:19.705 --> 00:07:21.808 Glenn: Okay let go, perfect. 166 00:07:21.808 --> 00:07:23.075 Linus: Okay, and then go back to the wide, 167 00:07:23.075 --> 00:07:24.477 and then tell me oh I see there's a screw. 168 00:07:26.179 --> 00:07:27.346 Olamide: Oh there's a screw. 169 00:07:27.346 --> 00:07:28.347 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 170 00:07:28.781 --> 00:07:29.482 Olamide: There's a screw. 171 00:07:29.482 --> 00:07:30.850 Linus: I mean either way- Yeah you can... 172 00:07:30.950 --> 00:07:33.486 sure you can keep pressing on it I guess. 173 00:07:35.655 --> 00:07:39.125 Linus: But yeah, we're just going to put this little standoff right here, 174 00:07:39.158 --> 00:07:40.893 into the motherboard; whoops, sorry. 175 00:07:40.893 --> 00:07:42.161 Olamide: Into the motherboard. 176 00:07:42.161 --> 00:07:43.429 Linus: Yeah, we can pull this up for now. 177 00:07:43.429 --> 00:07:46.632 Linus: I may have the smaller hands of the two of us, 178 00:07:46.632 --> 00:07:50.036 but I think the dexterity queen is going to be a Olamide today. 179 00:07:50.803 --> 00:07:53.639 Olamide: Are you sure, I think my hand is smaller. 180 00:07:53.639 --> 00:07:56.876 Linus: Probably not by much, right here, oh. 181 00:07:58.344 --> 00:08:01.781 Olamide: Oh, I have longer hands, longer fingers. 182 00:08:02.281 --> 00:08:05.718 Olamide: Wait, really? Really!? 183 00:08:06.819 --> 00:08:10.122 Olamide: Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but really!? 184 00:08:11.324 --> 00:08:12.658 Olamide: How is that possible? 185 00:08:14.060 --> 00:08:14.694 Olamide: Huh. 186 00:08:15.495 --> 00:08:17.530 Linus: Okay, let's get a close up. 187 00:08:18.297 --> 00:08:23.569 Glenn: Okay, nice; three, two, one, good. 188 00:08:23.569 --> 00:08:26.739 Olamide: How how is that po- My wrist is smaller than yours. 189 00:08:27.974 --> 00:08:32.812 Linus: I mean, you would know as well as anyone that everyone has different proportions. 190 00:08:32.812 --> 00:08:35.781 Olamide: Yeah, that's what I would think, like I didn't think it would be like... 191 00:08:35.815 --> 00:08:37.650 Olamide: different in that sense. 192 00:08:37.650 --> 00:08:40.353 Linus: So with that in mind, it doesn't mean anything! 193 00:08:40.620 --> 00:08:43.856 Olamide: It doesn't, it means your hands are gifted. 194 00:08:46.425 --> 00:08:48.394 Reece: It's Linus sized, there you go. 195 00:08:48.427 --> 00:08:50.496 Linus: You should have seen the look on Olamide's face 196 00:08:50.530 --> 00:08:52.064 when she figured out our hands are about the same size; 197 00:08:52.064 --> 00:08:52.765 David: Tiny. 198 00:08:52.765 --> 00:08:54.433 Reece: You know, I do have small hands but... 199 00:08:54.433 --> 00:08:56.469 Linus: Here, come get the close up, just get the close up. 200 00:09:00.273 --> 00:09:01.574 Linus: Don't forget to use the ratchet. 201 00:09:03.809 --> 00:09:06.279 Linus: Okay, well now it's really loose; but you can use the knerling too. 202 00:09:06.746 --> 00:09:09.382 Linus: I think the color we need is the gray one? 203 00:09:10.116 --> 00:09:12.418 Linus: Nope, there is no gray one; brilliant. 204 00:09:12.418 --> 00:09:14.420 Red is the correct color. 205 00:09:16.289 --> 00:09:18.190 Olamide: Why did you pick red, is there a difference? 206 00:09:18.224 --> 00:09:19.892 Linus: Yeah, red is for AMD. 207 00:09:20.026 --> 00:09:20.626 Olamide: Oooh. 208 00:09:21.727 --> 00:09:22.328 Olamide: Oooh. 209 00:09:26.299 --> 00:09:30.002 Olamide: So did they get like... what is the blue for? 210 00:09:30.036 --> 00:09:32.705 Linus: Um... not AMD. 211 00:09:35.241 --> 00:09:37.743 Olamide: Okay, so this is basically for AMD. 212 00:09:37.743 --> 00:09:39.645 Olamide: AMD allows it? 213 00:09:39.645 --> 00:09:42.415 Linus: Oh no no, it's not that they care about the color, 214 00:09:42.448 --> 00:09:45.084 it's that the height is different; 215 00:09:45.384 --> 00:09:49.455 Linus: so the these other colors for other brands 216 00:09:49.488 --> 00:09:52.458 are a different height and if you put the wrong height, 217 00:09:52.491 --> 00:09:54.760 then the heatsink won't sit right on the CPU. 218 00:09:54.760 --> 00:09:56.896 Linus: Yeah, it wasn't- It's not a fashion choice 219 00:09:59.065 --> 00:09:59.532 Olamide: Okay. 220 00:09:59.765 --> 00:10:01.934 Linus: That's a fair question, that's a valid question. 221 00:10:01.934 --> 00:10:02.401 Olamide: Yeah. 222 00:10:02.435 --> 00:10:05.838 Linus: I mean you know in your industry the color of every fastener 223 00:10:05.838 --> 00:10:08.541 could absolutely be something that a brand might care about. 224 00:10:08.541 --> 00:10:09.208 Olamide: Yeah. 225 00:10:10.743 --> 00:10:14.180 Linus: Is there an extra standoff? Or spacer rather? 226 00:10:14.747 --> 00:10:16.015 Olamide: Just this. 227 00:10:16.749 --> 00:10:19.752 Linus: The hell? They included five spacers. 228 00:10:19.952 --> 00:10:22.088 Olamide: Yeah; but no extra screw. 229 00:10:22.188 --> 00:10:25.291 Linus: Yeah, well the other ones just have four; I don't think that's intentional. 230 00:10:25.758 --> 00:10:26.726 Linus: Okay, well neat. 231 00:10:26.759 --> 00:10:29.195 Olamide: The person packing, isn't being packed right. 232 00:10:30.029 --> 00:10:33.466 Linus: Yeah, yeah I think so; I just hope someone else doesn't have three. 233 00:10:34.834 --> 00:10:36.869 Linus: You have hardwood floors? Or- 234 00:10:37.670 --> 00:10:42.508 Olamide: Yeah, that's important to live, I had to get a hardwood floor. 235 00:10:43.509 --> 00:10:45.645 Linus: And it's a benefit for your computer too, 236 00:10:46.345 --> 00:10:49.649 Linus: because it means that you can mount your fan the bottom way down, 237 00:10:50.216 --> 00:10:52.051 Linus: use that filtered intake at the bottom so that 238 00:10:52.051 --> 00:10:54.887 you don't pull hot air from inside your case, 239 00:10:54.887 --> 00:10:57.957 Linus: and you don't have to worry about a carpet like suffocating it. 240 00:10:59.392 --> 00:11:02.128 Olamide: I blew my PC ones. 241 00:11:02.795 --> 00:11:04.997 Linus: You sound so interested. 242 00:11:07.600 --> 00:11:12.938 Olamide: Not PC, laptop; I blew my laptop while I was living in a carpet house. 243 00:11:13.305 --> 00:11:16.409 Linus: Oh, yeah; yeah that's a thing. 244 00:11:16.709 --> 00:11:17.777 Linus: That's how they get you. 245 00:11:17.810 --> 00:11:18.811 Olamide: What does it do? 246 00:11:19.745 --> 00:11:20.613 Linus: Uh, well it. 247 00:11:20.613 --> 00:11:21.447 Olamide: Helps your hand. 248 00:11:21.447 --> 00:11:22.581 Linus: Yeah, it's better than this. 249 00:11:22.581 --> 00:11:23.449 Olamide: Definitely better than that. 250 00:11:23.449 --> 00:11:23.983 Linus: Yeah. 251 00:11:24.016 --> 00:11:24.617 Olamide: Yeah. 252 00:11:24.617 --> 00:11:25.084 Linus: Yeah. 253 00:11:25.985 --> 00:11:28.087 Linus: I mean that's an appropriate size though. 254 00:11:28.087 --> 00:11:28.788 Olamide: Yeah but- 255 00:11:28.821 --> 00:11:30.923 Linus: The size is not the problem obviously. 256 00:11:31.691 --> 00:11:33.292 David: I have a little bit of a problem with the size. 257 00:11:35.494 --> 00:11:36.595 Olamide: Oh goodness. 258 00:11:36.629 --> 00:11:40.399 Linus: Okay, now we've just got to install your wi-fi drivers. 259 00:11:43.669 --> 00:11:46.739 Linus: Or as I call it, the drivers for my Wife-fi. 260 00:11:48.407 --> 00:11:49.275 Olamide: What? 261 00:11:50.009 --> 00:11:50.676 Linus: Yeah. 262 00:11:50.710 --> 00:11:53.012 Linus: Well, that was a pretty weak effort. 263 00:11:53.379 --> 00:11:54.113 Olamide: Okay. 264 00:11:54.146 --> 00:11:55.448 Linus: So have you ever had an Apple watch? 265 00:11:55.481 --> 00:11:57.316 Olamide: This is my first time, this is what- 266 00:11:57.349 --> 00:11:59.752 I was just about to say that, the first time I'm having one. 267 00:12:00.653 --> 00:12:03.889 Linus: Cool, what made you want one, you went with the watch SE? 268 00:12:04.023 --> 00:12:06.325 Olamide: Yes, because everybody bought it. 269 00:12:08.327 --> 00:12:12.364 Olamide: I have no opinion on tech products, trust me; 270 00:12:12.598 --> 00:12:16.302 I have no opinion on tech products, I just wanted an Apple watch. 271 00:12:16.435 --> 00:12:20.940 I was gonna start active lifestyle again, counting my steps; 272 00:12:23.008 --> 00:12:26.312 but let's just say I think I will, but who knows if I will. 273 00:12:27.379 --> 00:12:28.481 Linus: Okay, fair enough. 274 00:12:28.481 --> 00:12:31.951 Linus: Honestly I think that's something that Apple does really well 275 00:12:31.951 --> 00:12:37.156 in marketing the watch, as like a tool to live a healthier lifestyle. 276 00:12:39.592 --> 00:12:40.960 Linus: As for my personal experience, 277 00:12:40.993 --> 00:12:46.799 I can't really say that filling the rings makes a big difference to my actions; 278 00:12:46.832 --> 00:12:49.535 Linus: but maybe for you it will be different. 279 00:12:49.568 --> 00:12:52.138 Olamide: So you know we have a gym downstairs? 280 00:12:52.671 --> 00:12:54.039 Linus: I did not know that. 281 00:12:54.073 --> 00:12:57.243 Olamide: I've never gone, I've only been there twice since I moved here. 282 00:12:57.276 --> 00:12:58.177 Olamide: Five years. 283 00:12:58.711 --> 00:12:59.945 Linus: Okay, well that- 284 00:13:00.546 --> 00:13:03.149 Linus: The issue may not be that you don't have the right watch. 285 00:13:09.955 --> 00:13:11.257 Olamide: I know! 286 00:13:12.525 --> 00:13:15.294 Olamide: That's why I said, I think even if I bought it, 287 00:13:15.294 --> 00:13:19.098 I don't think i'm going to... it's not going to make a difference. 288 00:13:19.131 --> 00:13:20.599 Linus: It's good to be honest with yourself. 289 00:13:20.699 --> 00:13:23.402 Olamide: Yes, I'm very very honest, because I know that; 290 00:13:24.136 --> 00:13:28.407 I know that I need to make a change, wait... 291 00:13:28.440 --> 00:13:30.509 Linus: I like the color of the strap you picked though. 292 00:13:30.543 --> 00:13:31.210 Olamide: Yeah? 293 00:13:31.243 --> 00:13:32.411 Linus: That looks nice, yeah. 294 00:13:32.478 --> 00:13:34.346 Olamide: It's just like this with the black one, 295 00:13:34.380 --> 00:13:37.850 I usually get like black for most things and I thought why not. 296 00:13:38.450 --> 00:13:40.119 Linus: No, I think that actually looks really sharp. 297 00:13:40.119 --> 00:13:43.489 Olamide: Yeah, right? And it's adjustable. 298 00:13:43.489 --> 00:13:44.223 Linus: It's upside down. 299 00:13:44.690 --> 00:13:45.457 Olamide: *unintelligible* 300 00:13:45.457 --> 00:13:46.125 Linus: There you go, yeah. 301 00:13:47.626 --> 00:13:48.794 Olamide: Adjustable. 302 00:13:49.428 --> 00:13:56.202 Olamide: Oh the... We had this conversation about... yeah. 303 00:13:57.469 --> 00:14:03.475 Linus: I referred to a tank top as a wifebeater once in fashion meeting, 304 00:14:03.509 --> 00:14:12.318 that's no longer a colloquialism that we use, but this book does. 305 00:14:13.352 --> 00:14:14.653 Olamide: He just showed you. 306 00:14:14.787 --> 00:14:16.522 Glenn: Hold it there. 307 00:14:16.555 --> 00:14:17.256 Olamide: Oh goodness. 308 00:14:17.523 --> 00:14:19.191 Glenn: Three, two, one. 309 00:14:19.625 --> 00:14:20.593 Linus: Okay. 310 00:14:20.726 --> 00:14:22.361 Olamide: It tells you the story of how it happened. 311 00:14:22.728 --> 00:14:24.663 Linus: So it's from a photo of a murderer, 312 00:14:24.797 --> 00:14:30.336 wearing a white stained tank top that was captioned \"the wife beater\", interesting. 313 00:14:30.469 --> 00:14:33.572 And since then the image of a dirty white tank top or undershirt 314 00:14:33.572 --> 00:14:37.376 is something that is used to portray abusive violent husbands 315 00:14:37.376 --> 00:14:39.178 reminiscent of the famous photograph. 316 00:14:39.178 --> 00:14:42.114 I didn't know the origin, 1947. 317 00:14:42.414 --> 00:14:43.682 Olamide: Quite long ago. 318 00:14:44.350 --> 00:14:45.150 Linus: Okay, 319 00:14:45.317 --> 00:14:48.354 Olamide: Yeah, so their hidden facts, really cool to know. 320 00:14:49.088 --> 00:14:52.291 Linus: One thing I know about it is it's freaking heavy. 321 00:14:52.324 --> 00:14:54.894 Olamide: It is, you want to guess what's in it? 322 00:14:55.828 --> 00:14:59.665 Linus: Whatever it is it's made by Domcord Belding, 323 00:14:59.865 --> 00:15:01.800 so there could be some belding inside. 324 00:15:04.436 --> 00:15:06.639 Linus: Well, I don't know what belding is, is belding a thing? 325 00:15:06.639 --> 00:15:09.174 Olamide: That's what I was thinking, like what are you talking about? 326 00:15:09.208 --> 00:15:10.009 Olamide: What is belding? 327 00:15:10.009 --> 00:15:12.745 Linus: I don't know, Domcord Belding. 328 00:15:13.545 --> 00:15:18.617 Linus: I guess, no well obviously that's not right, obviously. 329 00:15:18.617 --> 00:15:19.885 Olamide: That's probably the seller. 330 00:15:21.687 --> 00:15:24.456 Olamide: It's 30 cents more expensive. 331 00:15:24.456 --> 00:15:26.358 Linus: Wait a second, this looks like someone actually 332 00:15:26.392 --> 00:15:27.960 had this deployed in their store. 333 00:15:27.960 --> 00:15:28.327 Olamide: Yeah. 334 00:15:28.360 --> 00:15:31.597 Linus: Like is this... no this is an actual display that like- 335 00:15:31.597 --> 00:15:34.300 Linus: Is this from a sewing shop that shut down or something? 336 00:15:36.702 --> 00:15:38.537 Olamide: No. 337 00:15:38.537 --> 00:15:41.373 Linus: Well, it must be if they're like changing prices on it and stuff. 338 00:15:41.373 --> 00:15:43.475 Olamide: Oh yeah, they're selling- This was all on clearance 339 00:15:43.475 --> 00:15:45.911 and they were selling it off, so I got it. 340 00:15:45.911 --> 00:15:47.913 Linus: See I initially thought 341 00:15:47.947 --> 00:15:50.582 that you ordered this like from the manufacturer, 342 00:15:50.582 --> 00:15:54.286 like this is one of their display you know, things; 343 00:15:54.286 --> 00:15:57.222 but no, this is like from a store that was using it. 344 00:15:57.256 --> 00:16:01.493 Olamide: It's not a- Well it's a store that sells sewing things. 345 00:16:01.493 --> 00:16:02.361 Linus: Yeah, okay. 346 00:16:02.394 --> 00:16:02.895 Olamide: Yeah. 347 00:16:03.362 --> 00:16:04.697 Linus: That is hilarious. 348 00:16:04.697 --> 00:16:05.230 Olamide: Mhmm. 349 00:16:06.332 --> 00:16:08.567 Olamide: I don't know what I'm going to do with the box after it's done. 350 00:16:09.201 --> 00:16:11.804 Linus: Well I assumed that you liked the aesthetic of the box, 351 00:16:11.804 --> 00:16:13.872 and you'd buy new thread to put in it, no? 352 00:16:13.872 --> 00:16:17.142 Olamide: True, I'll buy the same system and just put it in it; 353 00:16:17.776 --> 00:16:19.678 Olamide: it's actually safer, do you know 354 00:16:19.678 --> 00:16:24.283 they usually sell like the thread racks, they're more expensive. 355 00:16:24.283 --> 00:16:26.652 It's always better for you to make it yourself, 356 00:16:26.685 --> 00:16:30.522 every time I see that I get anxiety, like why is it so expensive 357 00:16:30.556 --> 00:16:35.294 it's just little sticks and like you just need to put like threads in it, 358 00:16:35.294 --> 00:16:36.328 and it's so expensive. 359 00:16:36.328 --> 00:16:38.864 Linus: But then you bought like the way more baller one. 360 00:16:40.933 --> 00:16:42.701 Olamide: Some things don't make sense, you know? 361 00:16:43.535 --> 00:16:43.969 Linus: Yes. 362 00:16:45.237 --> 00:16:47.373 Linus: Alright, let's get the rest of the stuff in here 363 00:16:47.406 --> 00:16:51.443 Linus: and uh, see how this is all gonna fit; sheesh. 364 00:16:52.144 --> 00:16:54.780 Linus: Oh my goodness, it's so heavy. 365 00:16:56.215 --> 00:16:57.483 Olamide: So we can do it here. 366 00:16:57.516 --> 00:16:59.318 Linus: Oh, you want to do this over there? 367 00:16:59.351 --> 00:17:00.352 Linus: Let's do that. 368 00:17:00.352 --> 00:17:01.286 Olamide: Yeah, I want the one with wheels. 369 00:17:01.286 --> 00:17:01.854 Linus: Okay. 370 00:17:02.454 --> 00:17:06.825 Linus: Are these the wheels? No, that's an electronic servo motor. 371 00:17:06.859 --> 00:17:08.093 Olamide: Yeah, that's the motor. 372 00:17:08.827 --> 00:17:11.830 Linus: Okay; wait, wait. 373 00:17:13.098 --> 00:17:17.469 Linus: This thing weighs that much and the motor's not even in it? 374 00:17:20.072 --> 00:17:20.706 Linus: Okay, cool. 375 00:17:20.706 --> 00:17:21.306 Olamide: The back sucks. 376 00:17:21.507 --> 00:17:24.576 Linus: I mean, well yeah; I don't think you're supposed to look at the back. 377 00:17:25.978 --> 00:17:27.446 Olamide: I mean the back of this, 378 00:17:28.313 --> 00:17:29.581 Linus: That's like me saying the uh... 379 00:17:29.715 --> 00:17:31.083 Olamide: the back of this looks good. 380 00:17:31.116 --> 00:17:33.452 Linus: the inside of this T-shirt, oh not very good. 381 00:17:33.485 --> 00:17:34.920 Linus: You know, I think it's okay. 382 00:17:34.920 --> 00:17:36.021 Olamide: It's okay. 383 00:17:37.689 --> 00:17:41.193 Olamide: I thought this would be like wide inches. 384 00:17:42.995 --> 00:17:45.297 Linus: Oh wait, you wanted this to be in inches? Not centimeters? 385 00:17:45.297 --> 00:17:48.700 Olamide: Usually for a lot of places they are in inches. 386 00:17:49.935 --> 00:17:50.702 Linus: I mean... 387 00:17:50.736 --> 00:17:52.137 Linus: Wait is that- That's inches right? 388 00:17:52.137 --> 00:17:57.543 Olamide: No, it's about three quarters; so it's in centimeters, yeah centimeters. 389 00:17:57.543 --> 00:18:00.045 Linus: Wait, I don't understand though; because this can't be, 390 00:18:00.045 --> 00:18:02.081 Linus: this can't be 30 cen- Oh this is zero. 391 00:18:02.114 --> 00:18:02.948 Olamide: ...Centimi- Yeah. 392 00:18:03.348 --> 00:18:04.016 Linus: Oh. 393 00:18:04.550 --> 00:18:10.022 Olamide: Yeah, say from here right now; so it's like from centimeters. 394 00:18:10.055 --> 00:18:11.590 Linus: Yeah okay, yeah it's centimeters. 395 00:18:12.791 --> 00:18:15.861 Linus: I mean you could put a sticker on it if you want to convert to inches. 396 00:18:15.894 --> 00:18:16.495 Olamide: I could do that. 397 00:18:17.229 --> 00:18:20.199 Linus: Maybe you could fix your printer and then print a sticker. 398 00:18:20.866 --> 00:18:25.938 Olamide: A lot of people work in centimeters but I cannot do the calculations, 399 00:18:27.439 --> 00:18:28.907 I always have to work in inches. 400 00:18:28.907 --> 00:18:29.608 Linus: Yeah, fair enough. 401 00:18:31.710 --> 00:18:32.544 Linus: Goes here. 402 00:18:35.481 --> 00:18:37.483 Linus: Okay; well something like that. 403 00:18:38.750 --> 00:18:43.055 Linus: Now, I was expecting there to be pilot holes, but they're not. 404 00:18:43.055 --> 00:18:43.689 Olamide: ...they're not? 405 00:18:44.323 --> 00:18:45.324 Linus: There are no pilot holes. 406 00:18:45.424 --> 00:18:48.794 Olamide: Does that mean we're putting the holes in it ourselves? 407 00:18:48.794 --> 00:18:51.864 Linus: Yeah, we just just screw the legs to the desk. 408 00:18:52.531 --> 00:18:53.932 Linus: I assume that this piece, 409 00:18:53.932 --> 00:18:54.800 Olamide: Yeah, that's the... 410 00:18:54.900 --> 00:18:56.301 Linus: is in here somewhere, yeah. 411 00:18:56.301 --> 00:18:56.902 Olamide: Yeah. 412 00:18:56.935 --> 00:18:59.304 Linus: Okay, so we're ready for our freak off I guess. 413 00:19:00.873 --> 00:19:02.941 David: He got off on three to five charges. 414 00:19:02.941 --> 00:19:06.411 Linus: I saw that, yeah that's why that's why he was on my mind. 415 00:19:07.112 --> 00:19:11.650 Linus: Not because I just really like GENUINE OIL 7 from JUKI CORPORATION. 416 00:19:11.650 --> 00:19:16.588 Linus: Okay, we can adjust this, we can tighten it up, we can- 417 00:19:16.588 --> 00:19:19.358 Linus: I mean there's no point trying to get it just right right now; 418 00:19:19.391 --> 00:19:24.062 Linus: because it can move up, down, this way. 419 00:19:24.062 --> 00:19:25.497 Olamide: Yeah, you only need to go that way. 420 00:19:25.497 --> 00:19:29.134 Linus: Yeah, and you can actually adjust how high you want the foot to go, 421 00:19:29.134 --> 00:19:33.138 Linus: and how low you want it to go as well, with these screws right here; 422 00:19:33.172 --> 00:19:36.508 Linus: so these stopper screws you can loosen this nut, 423 00:19:36.575 --> 00:19:39.545 and then you can make it so it'll allow it to go up higher, 424 00:19:39.545 --> 00:19:42.848 Linus: by lowering this threaded rod down this way. 425 00:19:42.881 --> 00:19:45.050 Linus: So you can actually lift it up higher; 426 00:19:45.050 --> 00:19:45.517 Olamide: Higher. 427 00:19:45.517 --> 00:19:46.084 Linus: if you want. 428 00:19:46.518 --> 00:19:47.152 Olamide: Okay. 429 00:19:47.186 --> 00:19:48.921 Linus: But let's get it together. 430 00:19:49.655 --> 00:19:52.191 Linus: ...weight hanging off of these vibration mounts, 431 00:19:52.224 --> 00:19:54.560 Linus: it's kind of a clever little system here; 432 00:19:54.560 --> 00:19:57.396 Linus: so you just put the bolt head through the top of the table, 433 00:19:57.396 --> 00:20:03.602 and then you effectively suspend the motor off of these little rubber feet, 434 00:20:03.635 --> 00:20:06.505 Linus: and then we can make this a little bit easier to do; 435 00:20:06.505 --> 00:20:12.177 if you go up top what I'm going to do is I'm going to slide the mount onto these two, 436 00:20:12.211 --> 00:20:17.916 and then you can go ahead and drop that all the way through, there we go. 437 00:20:19.184 --> 00:20:22.854 And then just make sure I can't push that back up, if you want to- 438 00:20:22.955 --> 00:20:23.555 Linus: Want to hammer it in? 439 00:20:29.561 --> 00:20:30.429 Linus: Nice. 440 00:20:31.563 --> 00:20:34.466 Linus: And then I'm pretty sure, oh no, you're good, you're good. 441 00:20:35.033 --> 00:20:35.500 Olamide: Okay. 442 00:20:36.235 --> 00:20:38.136 Linus: She's a wrecking machine. 443 00:20:40.606 --> 00:20:43.508 Linus: And then I'm pretty sure we go washer lock wash- 444 00:20:45.010 --> 00:20:47.946 Linus: Dang it, can I have that please? Thank you. 445 00:20:49.248 --> 00:20:49.548 Linus: Yeah. 446 00:20:49.548 --> 00:20:52.084 Linus: There's no instructions on the one video that we found, 447 00:20:52.084 --> 00:20:56.588 the guy's like yeah here's how to do it; throw away these bolts that come with it, 448 00:20:56.588 --> 00:20:58.857 and then just make your own mount with these other bolts, 449 00:20:58.857 --> 00:21:01.593 but we don't have other bolts; there it should hold. 450 00:21:03.028 --> 00:21:03.662 Linus: Okay. 451 00:21:03.662 --> 00:21:04.329 Olamide: Just like that? 452 00:21:04.429 --> 00:21:05.731 Linus: I think so. 453 00:21:07.232 --> 00:21:09.668 Olamide: Or you're going this way. 454 00:21:10.335 --> 00:21:13.005 Linus: I think you're getting too far into the details here. 455 00:21:13.038 --> 00:21:15.607 Olamide: Hey- Ah, I dropped it. 456 00:21:22.314 --> 00:21:25.984 Linus: You can find all her creations at clumsyseamstress.com 457 00:21:26.685 --> 00:21:30.389 Olamide: He said clumsyseamstress, no just my name .com. 458 00:21:30.989 --> 00:21:31.423 Linus: There you go. 459 00:21:31.456 --> 00:21:32.958 Olamide: Hey, dude. 460 00:21:33.659 --> 00:21:34.593 Linus: I have no idea. 461 00:21:36.228 --> 00:21:38.497 Linus: Is that just garbage? Oh here, it comes off. 462 00:21:40.165 --> 00:21:41.099 Olamide: Oh, thank you. 463 00:21:41.133 --> 00:21:42.934 Linus: No problem, it's what I'm here to do. 464 00:21:42.934 --> 00:21:44.736 Olamide: He says what I'm here to do. 465 00:21:45.337 --> 00:21:48.840 Linus: I'm just, I'm just here to look pretty and help; 466 00:21:48.840 --> 00:21:51.043 and I'm all out of looking pretty. 467 00:21:53.578 --> 00:21:54.613 Olamide: You should sew something. 468 00:21:56.014 --> 00:21:59.851 Linus: I have not sewn anything since grade nine? I think. 469 00:21:59.851 --> 00:22:00.786 Olamide: That's quite long. 470 00:22:00.819 --> 00:22:03.322 Linus: Well I shouldn't say that, I sew things by hand; 471 00:22:03.322 --> 00:22:06.992 like I'll do a quick, I'll do a quick repair, but I don't do the machine. 472 00:22:07.426 --> 00:22:09.895 Olamide: Oh, that's even more work. 473 00:22:09.895 --> 00:22:11.930 Linus: Yeah, I repaired my badminton bag. 474 00:22:12.497 --> 00:22:15.701 Linus: I have like a vintage badminton bag that I really like. 475 00:22:17.035 --> 00:22:19.371 Linus: Okay, you're getting this all like threaded up and everything; 476 00:22:19.371 --> 00:22:20.939 we didn't even put the oil in yet. 477 00:22:21.373 --> 00:22:23.075 Olamide: Ah, yeah we didn't. 478 00:22:23.775 --> 00:22:27.479 Linus: It's this complicated every time you want to change the damn color!? 479 00:22:27.479 --> 00:22:31.683 Olamide: If you want to change just cut and snip, and tie- 480 00:22:31.683 --> 00:22:32.784 Linus: Genius. 481 00:22:32.818 --> 00:22:34.720 Olamide: Yeah, and then when you're here you just do. 482 00:22:34.720 --> 00:22:35.921 Linus: That's way smarter. 483 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:36.521 Olamide: Yeah. 484 00:22:37.956 --> 00:22:40.892 Linus: Because that's a pain in the ass what you just did. 485 00:22:41.727 --> 00:22:44.062 Olamide: When there's a thread, but there's no thread. 486 00:22:45.297 --> 00:22:45.797 Linus: There's no what? 487 00:22:45.797 --> 00:22:47.933 Olamide: My other, what's it called? The machine. 488 00:22:47.933 --> 00:22:48.300 Linus: Uh-huh. 489 00:22:48.300 --> 00:22:49.801 Olamide: There's an automatic tread. 490 00:22:49.968 --> 00:22:50.635 Linus: Oh. 491 00:22:51.870 --> 00:22:54.139 Linus: Oh wait, you don't have to thread the needle yourself!? 492 00:22:54.172 --> 00:22:54.573 Olamide: Yeah. 493 00:22:54.740 --> 00:22:55.440 Linus: That's crazy. 494 00:22:55.440 --> 00:22:56.908 Olamide: Yeah, it threads the needle for you. 495 00:22:56.942 --> 00:22:58.910 Linus: That's crazy, no you missed. 496 00:22:58.910 --> 00:23:02.414 Olamide: ...Gonna spend so so long with your eyes... 497 00:23:02.614 --> 00:23:04.116 Linus: Nice, no you got it. 498 00:23:04.449 --> 00:23:06.818 Linus: Oh, you had it; okay, there you go, you got it. 499 00:23:15.560 --> 00:23:17.129 Linus: Wait there's no bobbin in it, does that matter? 500 00:23:17.129 --> 00:23:18.063 Olamide: There is. 501 00:23:18.096 --> 00:23:18.797 Linus: Oh, there is. 502 00:23:18.797 --> 00:23:19.798 Olamide: There was. 503 00:23:19.898 --> 00:23:20.766 Linus: There was. 504 00:23:22.634 --> 00:23:24.469 Linus: There is, was and will be. 505 00:23:26.071 --> 00:23:28.640 Olamide: There was a bobbing the other time, see? 506 00:23:29.574 --> 00:23:30.575 Linus: Uh-huh. 507 00:23:30.609 --> 00:23:31.309 Olamide: Right here. 508 00:23:31.343 --> 00:23:33.245 Linus: Oh, it's just full of white thread though. 509 00:23:34.246 --> 00:23:35.313 Linus: And you broke it. 510 00:23:35.514 --> 00:23:36.548 Olamide: ...white thread- 511 00:23:36.548 --> 00:23:37.883 Linus: Oi! Oi! 512 00:23:38.683 --> 00:23:44.289 Olamide: Now you understand how, you don't understand how that happens. 513 00:23:44.823 --> 00:23:45.557 Linus: Oh yeah, no I- 514 00:23:46.358 --> 00:23:48.727 Linus: Trust me i'll be the last person to be like, \"ah she dropped it\". 515 00:23:50.629 --> 00:23:52.063 Olamide: ...ah she dropped it. 516 00:23:52.097 --> 00:23:54.166 Linus: I mean I might laugh a little but it's like you know, 517 00:23:55.467 --> 00:24:01.506 laughing at both of us at the same time; with both of us at the same time. 518 00:24:04.676 --> 00:24:11.883 Linus: Okay, okay, uh-huh; that looks tangled to me. 519 00:24:13.318 --> 00:24:13.852 Linus: Am I missing something? 520 00:24:13.852 --> 00:24:14.252 Olamide: There you go. 521 00:24:14.252 --> 00:24:14.986 Linus: Oh, there you go. 522 00:24:16.221 --> 00:24:17.155 Linus: Right, but this is like. 523 00:24:17.155 --> 00:24:19.291 Olamide: but right now it's... thick. 524 00:24:19.291 --> 00:24:19.991 Linus: Yeah. 525 00:24:19.991 --> 00:24:22.160 Olamide: but right now you can see like I reduced, 526 00:24:22.160 --> 00:24:25.497 I mean the stitch length, I'm trying to increase it. 527 00:24:26.131 --> 00:24:26.598 Linus: Yeah. 528 00:24:29.067 --> 00:24:30.936 Olamide: See? It's wider than here. 529 00:24:30.969 --> 00:24:33.338 Linus: Uh-huh, okay. 530 00:24:33.472 --> 00:24:34.105 Olamide: Yeah. 531 00:24:34.773 --> 00:24:38.510 Linus: You know what? If you say it's good, it's good. 532 00:24:38.810 --> 00:24:44.749 Olamide: You know like when we sew or when we make tech packs for the factory, 533 00:24:44.749 --> 00:24:46.985 we usually tell them the stitch length to use. 534 00:24:47.085 --> 00:24:47.686 Linus: Uh-huh. 535 00:24:47.786 --> 00:24:48.687 Olamide: Let's say for- 536 00:24:48.687 --> 00:24:51.289 Glenn: Sorry, this is a good story, I need you to turn towards me more. 537 00:24:51.289 --> 00:24:52.023 Glenn: There you go, yeah. 538 00:24:52.023 --> 00:24:53.792 Linus: We usually tell them which stitch length to use. 539 00:24:53.792 --> 00:24:57.696 Olamide: To use, if it's too tight then you're going to see it on the fabric; 540 00:24:57.729 --> 00:25:01.867 Olamide: For top stitches sometimes we use like larger ones 541 00:25:01.867 --> 00:25:03.602 rather than these super tiny ones. 542 00:25:04.870 --> 00:25:07.472 Olamide: If it's too tight sometimes we always get, 543 00:25:07.472 --> 00:25:13.011 Olamide: I don't remember, thermochromic? It would pull a little- I said pull. 544 00:25:13.011 --> 00:25:13.879 Linus: Oh like the- 545 00:25:13.879 --> 00:25:18.083 Olamide: It will be restrictive more when you use like the tighter threads. 546 00:25:18.083 --> 00:25:21.319 Linus: Okay, but the looser one then you can kind of see through it. 547 00:25:21.319 --> 00:25:22.320 Olamide: You can see through it, 548 00:25:22.354 --> 00:25:26.024 so you have to pick the right stitch length for the right fabric. 549 00:25:26.491 --> 00:25:27.092 Linus: Got it. 550 00:25:27.192 --> 00:25:29.394 Olamide: And for the right application. 551 00:25:29.427 --> 00:25:30.295 Linus: Got it. 552 00:25:30.328 --> 00:25:33.932 Olamide: Yeah; top stitching and regular stitching and all that, 553 00:25:34.165 --> 00:25:37.502 it's always like, yeah if it's too tight you're going to know. 554 00:25:37.502 --> 00:25:41.973 Olamide: On the cargo pro- cargo pants that we got recently. 555 00:25:42.007 --> 00:25:43.208 Linus: Oh, a new sample. 556 00:25:43.208 --> 00:25:47.012 Olamide: Yeah, no, tech pants that we got recently, the size run. 557 00:25:48.113 --> 00:25:48.780 Linus: New pants coming. 558 00:25:48.813 --> 00:25:51.850 Olamide: Yeah the top stitch was like too tiny, 559 00:25:51.850 --> 00:25:54.553 that you could see it just looked weird; 560 00:25:54.586 --> 00:25:56.621 it's always nice if it's like slightly loose. 561 00:25:57.522 --> 00:25:58.056 Yeah. 562 00:25:58.189 --> 00:26:02.727 Linus: I'm glad that we have people on the team that pay attention to these details, 563 00:26:02.727 --> 00:26:05.597 because I would never notice them; I just complain when I'm just like, 564 00:26:05.597 --> 00:26:07.699 oh it doesn't feel right, it doesn't look right. 565 00:26:07.732 --> 00:26:10.669 But when it comes to actually diagnosing those problems, 566 00:26:10.669 --> 00:26:12.871 you've got to have this level of knowledge. 567 00:26:12.871 --> 00:26:15.774 Olamide: You have to, and if you don't tell the factory 568 00:26:15.774 --> 00:26:17.309 they're going to do whatever they feel is right. 569 00:26:17.809 --> 00:26:18.209 Linus: Right. 570 00:26:18.843 --> 00:26:22.314 Linus: So here let's show, so here's the tighter stitch she's talking about. 571 00:26:22.480 --> 00:26:26.217 Linus: So there's the tighter stitch, you can't really see the color, okay; 572 00:26:26.217 --> 00:26:27.652 and then you want to show them the looser one? 573 00:26:27.652 --> 00:26:30.989 Olamide: This is also more than this, I mean less than this. 574 00:26:30.989 --> 00:26:32.624 Linus: Show them the way loose one then, we won't be able to tell on camera. 575 00:26:32.657 --> 00:26:34.559 Olamide: So this is the way loooose one. 576 00:26:34.559 --> 00:26:35.093 Linus: There we go. 577 00:26:35.093 --> 00:26:35.660 Olamide: You can see. 578 00:26:36.661 --> 00:26:37.729 Linus: Hold on, you're going too fast. 579 00:26:38.296 --> 00:26:39.297 Linus: Here, I'll do it. 580 00:26:39.798 --> 00:26:40.999 Linus: So here's the looser one. 581 00:26:40.999 --> 00:26:42.200 Glenn: Okay. 582 00:26:42.233 --> 00:26:45.437 Linus: Then so you can see through there. 583 00:26:45.437 --> 00:26:46.204 Glenn: I see, okay. 584 00:26:46.204 --> 00:26:46.871 Linus: Yeah. 585 00:26:47.005 --> 00:26:48.039 Glenn: Okay, good. 586 00:26:48.073 --> 00:26:48.740 Linus: Okay, cool. 587 00:26:48.740 --> 00:26:49.874 Glenn: Okay back to the wide 588 00:26:52.777 --> 00:26:57.015 Linus: Check this out, you got a Sony ZV-E10 II camera, 589 00:26:57.015 --> 00:27:01.686 nice little sigma 18-50 zoom lens, microphone, light. 590 00:27:01.720 --> 00:27:04.756 If I didn't know better I'd say maybe you were thinking of... 591 00:27:05.957 --> 00:27:07.292 Going to the hospital. 592 00:27:08.593 --> 00:27:09.527 There's a siren. 593 00:27:09.661 --> 00:27:10.729 Olamide: With the siren.","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"Olamide: Oasis had like right here. 2 00:00:05.271 --> 00:00:05.805 Linus: Okay. 3 00:00:07.574 --> 00:00:11.478 Olamide: So just plug it in and cut across. 4 00:00:12.345 --> 00:00:13.246 Linus: Oh, interesting. 5 00:00:13.246 --> 00:00:14.381 Olamide: Hand solders. 6 00:00:18.051 --> 00:00:19.719 Linus: Man, it's a lot of work. 7 00:00:19.719 --> 00:00:22.856 Olamide: It is a lot of work, you spend a lot of time doing it. 8 00:00:22.856 --> 00:00:23.857 Olamide: Trying to cut while trying to make. 9 00:00:26.026 --> 00:00:26.526 Olamide: Yeah. 10 00:00:28.294 --> 00:00:31.798 Olamide: It comes as in like a regular piece. 11 00:00:31.831 --> 00:00:32.599 Linus: Right. 12 00:00:33.533 --> 00:00:34.367 Linus: Oh that's cool. 13 00:00:36.069 --> 00:00:37.237 Olamide: They're very expensive. 14 00:00:38.405 --> 00:00:39.239 David: Sorry, too much working out. 15 00:00:40.440 --> 00:00:41.674 Linus: Yeah, wow. 16 00:00:42.175 --> 00:00:42.976 Olamide: Too much. 17 00:00:43.143 --> 00:00:46.479 Linus: Here's an unusual one to see these days, a scanner; 18 00:00:46.513 --> 00:00:49.149 but I guess that would come up for you a lot more 19 00:00:49.149 --> 00:00:50.517 than it would for the typical user. 20 00:00:51.351 --> 00:00:52.619 Olamide: I've only used it maybe twice. 21 00:00:52.719 --> 00:00:53.653 Linus: Oh, really? 22 00:00:54.387 --> 00:00:57.290 Linus: I just assumed you to have paper things you might want to- 23 00:00:57.323 --> 00:00:58.758 Olamide: I use this guy more. 24 00:00:59.025 --> 00:01:00.860 Linus: Oh, okay the scanner on it though? 25 00:01:00.927 --> 00:01:02.162 Olamide: Yeah, it has everything... 26 00:01:02.362 --> 00:01:02.996 Linus: Oh okay. 27 00:01:02.996 --> 00:01:04.230 Olamide: Except I need color. 28 00:01:04.264 --> 00:01:07.834 Olamide: Well I used it twice and it was running out, 29 00:01:07.834 --> 00:01:09.836 so I was like okay I'm done with this. 30 00:01:10.503 --> 00:01:11.738 Linus: Oh wait, this isn't a scanner? 31 00:01:11.771 --> 00:01:13.306 Olamide: It's a printer scanner. 32 00:01:13.339 --> 00:01:15.742 Linus: Oh it is- Wait you have- 33 00:01:15.742 --> 00:01:17.343 Linus: Okay, hold on a second, now I'm confused. 34 00:01:17.343 --> 00:01:18.845 Olamide: I needed color. 35 00:01:19.345 --> 00:01:23.516 Linus: So here's the thing, this is something you don't see that often; 36 00:01:23.550 --> 00:01:24.551 Olamide: Smart choices. 37 00:01:24.584 --> 00:01:27.287 Linus: because who cares right? You know, printers and scanners, 38 00:01:27.320 --> 00:01:29.389 Linus: but I guess for you a scanner must come up a lot 39 00:01:29.422 --> 00:01:31.124 Linus: working with you know, paper goods. 40 00:01:31.124 --> 00:01:31.658 Olamide: Yeah yeah. 41 00:01:31.758 --> 00:01:33.226 Linus: Why do you need two? 42 00:01:35.061 --> 00:01:40.066 Olamide: You know, this is black and white, monochrome; and this is color. 43 00:01:40.100 --> 00:01:41.868 Linus: Okay, so color would be really important. 44 00:01:41.868 --> 00:01:44.104 Olamide: And this is very cheap, and this is very expensive. 45 00:01:45.138 --> 00:01:48.208 Olamide: So I just wanted something cheaper, that I don't have to spend money; 46 00:01:48.208 --> 00:01:52.679 since I can do basic chrome with this and I bought that, and I only used it twice. 47 00:01:53.580 --> 00:01:56.850 Olamide: And it's like just sitting there; it doesn't print anymore, 48 00:01:57.450 --> 00:02:01.087 or I don't know what I... anyways it's not working. 49 00:02:04.524 --> 00:02:06.593 Linus: And this is why we do tech upgrades; 50 00:02:06.593 --> 00:02:08.294 I didn't see a printer or scanner, though that's probably fine. 51 00:02:08.294 --> 00:02:08.695 Olamide: No. 52 00:02:08.995 --> 00:02:11.598 Linus: Maybe we can try and figure out why it's broken, although I- 53 00:02:11.631 --> 00:02:13.466 I can probably tell you why it's broken. 54 00:02:13.500 --> 00:02:13.833 Olamide: Why? 55 00:02:13.867 --> 00:02:17.537 Linus: Because it's inkjet and they just- They jam up. 56 00:02:17.570 --> 00:02:19.339 Olamide: I thought so too, I thought so too. 57 00:02:19.372 --> 00:02:22.175 Olamide: You know sometimes, make smart decisions. 58 00:02:22.175 --> 00:02:29.449 Olamide: I guess if I was using it often I would probably spend money to buy a good one, 59 00:02:29.582 --> 00:02:33.253 but I'm not using it that much, so anyways it's all good. 60 00:02:33.720 --> 00:02:37.290 Linus: I think that is basically what fuels the entire inkjet printer industry, 61 00:02:39.926 --> 00:02:40.627 Linus: and cut. 62 00:02:42.462 --> 00:02:43.830 Olamide: That is tomato, 63 00:02:43.963 --> 00:02:48.701 Olamide: this was supposed to be a tomato that's been there for like three months. 64 00:02:49.068 --> 00:02:49.969 Linus: Hmmm, I see. 65 00:02:50.003 --> 00:02:53.673 Olamide: When my parents visited, three months; 66 00:02:53.806 --> 00:02:56.309 Olamide: and that's supposed to onion. 67 00:02:56.342 --> 00:02:57.010 Linus: Uh-huh. 68 00:02:57.744 --> 00:02:58.912 Olamide: And that's also another... 69 00:03:00.747 --> 00:03:01.314 Linus: Something. 70 00:03:01.481 --> 00:03:02.882 Olamide: Okay, yeah. 71 00:03:02.882 --> 00:03:03.416 Linus: Okay. 72 00:03:04.150 --> 00:03:05.518 Olamide: Anyways, I stopped growing. 73 00:03:06.386 --> 00:03:11.457 Linus: I couldn't help noticing that you have two laptops, but zero desktops; 74 00:03:11.457 --> 00:03:12.992 is this your first desktop computer? 75 00:03:13.026 --> 00:03:14.627 Olamide: Yes, first ever. 76 00:03:15.628 --> 00:03:17.864 Linus: And what made you want to switch over to a desktop? 77 00:03:17.997 --> 00:03:19.699 Certainly not the space savings. 78 00:03:22.335 --> 00:03:24.971 Olamide: Uh... cause I have to buy something AMD. 79 00:03:28.007 --> 00:03:29.475 Linus: You got to appreciate the honesty. 80 00:03:30.910 --> 00:03:31.411 Olamide: Yeah. 81 00:03:31.578 --> 00:03:33.479 Linus: You know they have laptop processors too right? 82 00:03:33.513 --> 00:03:35.281 Olamide: Yes, but I already have like... 83 00:03:36.516 --> 00:03:37.250 Linus: Two laptops. 84 00:03:37.283 --> 00:03:40.386 Olamide: two laptops, so it doesn't make sense to get another one. 85 00:03:40.386 --> 00:03:42.522 Olamide: I wanted to get the other one, 86 00:03:43.323 --> 00:03:46.259 but they said it's not good, that it should be the one so. 87 00:03:46.292 --> 00:03:49.262 Linus: Okay, alright, cool; but I mean is there something 88 00:03:49.295 --> 00:03:51.231 that you think you can use the extra performance for? 89 00:03:52.098 --> 00:03:53.433 Olamide: Yeah, just designing. 90 00:03:53.466 --> 00:03:56.769 Olamide: I do make most of the things on my iPad, 91 00:03:56.769 --> 00:03:58.938 just is we have Procreate and all that. 92 00:03:59.038 --> 00:03:59.973 Linus: Oh, interesting, okay. 93 00:04:00.006 --> 00:04:02.675 Olamide: So illustrator, I do it on the computer; 94 00:04:02.675 --> 00:04:05.979 I think like if I have this it'll be faster. 95 00:04:06.779 --> 00:04:07.480 Linus: Okay. 96 00:04:07.580 --> 00:04:08.181 Olamide: Yeah. 97 00:04:08.281 --> 00:04:13.052 Linus: Editor's note, so just go from I include a lot- 98 00:04:13.052 --> 00:04:15.221 uh, I do a lot of my design on the iPad, 99 00:04:15.221 --> 00:04:17.657 but illustrator I think if I have this it'll be faster. 100 00:04:17.657 --> 00:04:20.893 Linus: I think that's a good sort of sound bite, throw AMD a bone here. 101 00:04:20.927 --> 00:04:25.632 Linus: I'm actually totally down to include the \"I have to buy something AMD\". 102 00:04:27.600 --> 00:04:30.937 Linus: You know, if AMD rejects it then I'm not gonna die on that hill 103 00:04:30.970 --> 00:04:32.739 but I think that's freaking hilarious. 104 00:04:34.774 --> 00:04:39.279 Olamide: It looked cool on Amazon, I bought it so yeah. 105 00:04:39.912 --> 00:04:41.047 Linus: Okay, perfect. 106 00:04:41.080 --> 00:04:43.516 Olamide: As much as I do fashion design, 107 00:04:44.050 --> 00:04:48.721 I have no [idea] of creativity when it comes to interior design, 108 00:04:48.855 --> 00:04:52.425 or decorating a space, well I wouldn't say I suck; 109 00:04:52.525 --> 00:04:53.726 but I cannot do it. 110 00:04:56.029 --> 00:04:57.263 I cannot do it. 111 00:04:57.297 --> 00:04:59.766 Linus: How many square feet would an ideal, 112 00:04:59.766 --> 00:05:03.069 like fashion studio for a company our size be? 113 00:05:03.603 --> 00:05:06.239 Olamide: I mean it's just a bunch of machines, 114 00:05:06.239 --> 00:05:10.076 Olamide: unless you want to hire more people to do in house sampling. 115 00:05:11.377 --> 00:05:12.545 Linus: Would we need to do that? 116 00:05:12.578 --> 00:05:13.646 Olamide: One or two people, we don't need- 117 00:05:13.680 --> 00:05:15.581 Olamide: Well, okay maybe we need one person; 118 00:05:15.615 --> 00:05:20.620 usually Matthew can, I can, so then we do the patterns, 119 00:05:20.653 --> 00:05:23.923 cut it in-house, like if you have a quick idea; 120 00:05:23.956 --> 00:05:25.958 instead of having to wait all the way, 121 00:05:26.125 --> 00:05:28.861 then we can just make it and you can see how it looks. 122 00:05:28.861 --> 00:05:30.096 Linus: Interesting, okay. 123 00:05:30.096 --> 00:05:33.066 Olamide: Yeah, so if we want to do uh in-house sampling, 124 00:05:33.099 --> 00:05:36.436 we can probably get a couple of machine, one sewing machine, 125 00:05:36.436 --> 00:05:42.008 is like the one industrial sewing machine, then serger or cover stitch; that's it, 126 00:05:42.141 --> 00:05:43.343 so you don't need too much. 127 00:05:44.210 --> 00:05:44.811 Linus: Okay. 128 00:05:44.911 --> 00:05:47.180 Olamide: Even that room, sort of thing, it's okay. 129 00:05:47.180 --> 00:05:51.584 Olamide: Then, for uh... let's say the jensen jacket. 130 00:05:51.617 --> 00:05:52.285 Linus: Oh sure. 131 00:05:52.285 --> 00:05:54.187 Olamide: Can we talk? We can talk about it right? 132 00:05:54.187 --> 00:05:54.954 Linus: I guess so, yeah. 133 00:05:54.954 --> 00:05:56.989 Olamide: Yeah, the leather jacket; um, 134 00:05:57.023 --> 00:06:00.259 you remember Matthew did the AI thing? 135 00:06:00.259 --> 00:06:00.793 Linus: Yes. 136 00:06:00.793 --> 00:06:03.363 Olamide: And we could plot the pattern on clothes, 137 00:06:03.396 --> 00:06:05.431 seat on the model, you can see how it looks; 138 00:06:05.465 --> 00:06:09.135 Olamide: even like issues are like the ARM, all like we can really see it. 139 00:06:09.135 --> 00:06:09.736 Linus: Really? 140 00:06:09.736 --> 00:06:12.338 Olamide: Almost get it to at least 95 percent. 141 00:06:13.039 --> 00:06:14.307 Linus: Interesting, okay. 142 00:06:17.009 --> 00:06:18.478 Linus: And now to put in some RAM. 143 00:06:20.313 --> 00:06:22.315 Olamide: Is there an angle on this thing? 144 00:06:22.815 --> 00:06:25.918 Linus: I don't know if all of our side conversations about fashion 145 00:06:25.918 --> 00:06:28.588 are going to make their way on to the final cut; 146 00:06:28.621 --> 00:06:32.191 but maybe we'll have some extras, LMG.gg/Floatplane 147 00:06:32.191 --> 00:06:36.462 if you want to hear a Olamide's musings on the creation of garments. 148 00:06:37.797 --> 00:06:42.301 Linus: I mean she does so so much. 149 00:06:43.069 --> 00:06:45.571 Linus: I think you were hired as like a fit technician, 150 00:06:45.605 --> 00:06:49.909 Linus: but actually Olamide contributes a lot of ideas 151 00:06:49.976 --> 00:06:53.045 and practical work to almost every stage of the chain. 152 00:06:53.112 --> 00:06:56.215 Olamide: Yeah, it's just me now; there was two people before. 153 00:06:56.249 --> 00:07:00.086 Olamide: Well, I started because Hannah went on mat leave, 154 00:07:00.119 --> 00:07:02.321 then we were together and then now it's just make it... 155 00:07:02.355 --> 00:07:03.356 Olamide: Are we going left or right? 156 00:07:03.389 --> 00:07:05.358 Linus: We're going to turn it around that way, there we go; 157 00:07:05.391 --> 00:07:06.192 and the gray ones. 158 00:07:06.192 --> 00:07:07.293 Olamide: The gray ones. 159 00:07:07.293 --> 00:07:07.860 Linus: Yeah. 160 00:07:08.828 --> 00:07:10.396 Linus: Hey! There we go. 161 00:07:11.097 --> 00:07:12.665 Linus: See, you got this; I knew you were gonna- 162 00:07:12.698 --> 00:07:13.633 Olamide: Is it gonna come off? 163 00:07:14.667 --> 00:07:17.904 Linus: Get a close up of her pushing it, yeah you can push it again. Glenn: Okay, zooming in. 164 00:07:18.171 --> 00:07:19.705 Olamide: Oh I see, there's a screw. 165 00:07:19.705 --> 00:07:21.808 Glenn: Okay let go, perfect. 166 00:07:21.808 --> 00:07:23.075 Linus: Okay, and then go back to the wide, 167 00:07:23.075 --> 00:07:24.477 and then tell me oh I see there's a screw. 168 00:07:26.179 --> 00:07:27.346 Olamide: Oh there's a screw. 169 00:07:27.346 --> 00:07:28.347 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 170 00:07:28.781 --> 00:07:29.482 Olamide: There's a screw. 171 00:07:29.482 --> 00:07:30.850 Linus: I mean either way- Yeah you can... 172 00:07:30.950 --> 00:07:33.486 sure you can keep pressing on it I guess. 173 00:07:35.655 --> 00:07:39.125 Linus: But yeah, we're just going to put this little standoff right here, 174 00:07:39.158 --> 00:07:40.893 into the motherboard; whoops, sorry. 175 00:07:40.893 --> 00:07:42.161 Olamide: Into the motherboard. 176 00:07:42.161 --> 00:07:43.429 Linus: Yeah, we can pull this up for now. 177 00:07:43.429 --> 00:07:46.632 Linus: I may have the smaller hands of the two of us, 178 00:07:46.632 --> 00:07:50.036 but I think the dexterity queen is going to be a Olamide today. 179 00:07:50.803 --> 00:07:53.639 Olamide: Are you sure, I think my hand is smaller. 180 00:07:53.639 --> 00:07:56.876 Linus: Probably not by much, right here, oh. 181 00:07:58.344 --> 00:08:01.781 Olamide: Oh, I have longer hands, longer fingers. 182 00:08:02.281 --> 00:08:05.718 Olamide: Wait, really? Really!? 183 00:08:06.819 --> 00:08:10.122 Olamide: Sorry, I don't mean to be rude, but really!? 184 00:08:11.324 --> 00:08:12.658 Olamide: How is that possible? 185 00:08:14.060 --> 00:08:14.694 Olamide: Huh. 186 00:08:15.495 --> 00:08:17.530 Linus: Okay, let's get a close up. 187 00:08:18.297 --> 00:08:23.569 Glenn: Okay, nice; three, two, one, good. 188 00:08:23.569 --> 00:08:26.739 Olamide: How how is that po- My wrist is smaller than yours. 189 00:08:27.974 --> 00:08:32.812 Linus: I mean, you would know as well as anyone that everyone has different proportions. 190 00:08:32.812 --> 00:08:35.781 Olamide: Yeah, that's what I would think, like I didn't think it would be like... 191 00:08:35.815 --> 00:08:37.650 Olamide: different in that sense. 192 00:08:37.650 --> 00:08:40.353 Linus: So with that in mind, it doesn't mean anything! 193 00:08:40.620 --> 00:08:43.856 Olamide: It doesn't, it means your hands are gifted. 194 00:08:46.425 --> 00:08:48.394 Reece: It's Linus sized, there you go. 195 00:08:48.427 --> 00:08:50.496 Linus: You should have seen the look on Olamide's face 196 00:08:50.530 --> 00:08:52.064 when she figured out our hands are about the same size; 197 00:08:52.064 --> 00:08:52.765 David: Tiny. 198 00:08:52.765 --> 00:08:54.433 Reece: You know, I do have small hands but... 199 00:08:54.433 --> 00:08:56.469 Linus: Here, come get the close up, just get the close up. 200 00:09:00.273 --> 00:09:01.574 Linus: Don't forget to use the ratchet. 201 00:09:03.809 --> 00:09:06.279 Linus: Okay, well now it's really loose; but you can use the knerling too. 202 00:09:06.746 --> 00:09:09.382 Linus: I think the color we need is the gray one? 203 00:09:10.116 --> 00:09:12.418 Linus: Nope, there is no gray one; brilliant. 204 00:09:12.418 --> 00:09:14.420 Red is the correct color. 205 00:09:16.289 --> 00:09:18.190 Olamide: Why did you pick red, is there a difference? 206 00:09:18.224 --> 00:09:19.892 Linus: Yeah, red is for AMD. 207 00:09:20.026 --> 00:09:20.626 Olamide: Oooh. 208 00:09:21.727 --> 00:09:22.328 Olamide: Oooh. 209 00:09:26.299 --> 00:09:30.002 Olamide: So did they get like... what is the blue for? 210 00:09:30.036 --> 00:09:32.705 Linus: Um... not AMD. 211 00:09:35.241 --> 00:09:37.743 Olamide: Okay, so this is basically for AMD. 212 00:09:37.743 --> 00:09:39.645 Olamide: AMD allows it? 213 00:09:39.645 --> 00:09:42.415 Linus: Oh no no, it's not that they care about the color, 214 00:09:42.448 --> 00:09:45.084 it's that the height is different; 215 00:09:45.384 --> 00:09:49.455 Linus: so the these other colors for other brands 216 00:09:49.488 --> 00:09:52.458 are a different height and if you put the wrong height, 217 00:09:52.491 --> 00:09:54.760 then the heatsink won't sit right on the CPU. 218 00:09:54.760 --> 00:09:56.896 Linus: Yeah, it wasn't- It's not a fashion choice 219 00:09:59.065 --> 00:09:59.532 Olamide: Okay. 220 00:09:59.765 --> 00:10:01.934 Linus: That's a fair question, that's a valid question. 221 00:10:01.934 --> 00:10:02.401 Olamide: Yeah. 222 00:10:02.435 --> 00:10:05.838 Linus: I mean you know in your industry the color of every fastener 223 00:10:05.838 --> 00:10:08.541 could absolutely be something that a brand might care about. 224 00:10:08.541 --> 00:10:09.208 Olamide: Yeah. 225 00:10:10.743 --> 00:10:14.180 Linus: Is there an extra standoff? Or spacer rather? 226 00:10:14.747 --> 00:10:16.015 Olamide: Just this. 227 00:10:16.749 --> 00:10:19.752 Linus: The hell? They included five spacers. 228 00:10:19.952 --> 00:10:22.088 Olamide: Yeah; but no extra screw. 229 00:10:22.188 --> 00:10:25.291 Linus: Yeah, well the other ones just have four; I don't think that's intentional. 230 00:10:25.758 --> 00:10:26.726 Linus: Okay, well neat. 231 00:10:26.759 --> 00:10:29.195 Olamide: The person packing, isn't being packed right. 232 00:10:30.029 --> 00:10:33.466 Linus: Yeah, yeah I think so; I just hope someone else doesn't have three. 233 00:10:34.834 --> 00:10:36.869 Linus: You have hardwood floors? Or- 234 00:10:37.670 --> 00:10:42.508 Olamide: Yeah, that's important to live, I had to get a hardwood floor. 235 00:10:43.509 --> 00:10:45.645 Linus: And it's a benefit for your computer too, 236 00:10:46.345 --> 00:10:49.649 Linus: because it means that you can mount your fan the bottom way down, 237 00:10:50.216 --> 00:10:52.051 Linus: use that filtered intake at the bottom so that 238 00:10:52.051 --> 00:10:54.887 you don't pull hot air from inside your case, 239 00:10:54.887 --> 00:10:57.957 Linus: and you don't have to worry about a carpet like suffocating it. 240 00:10:59.392 --> 00:11:02.128 Olamide: I blew my PC ones. 241 00:11:02.795 --> 00:11:04.997 Linus: You sound so interested. 242 00:11:07.600 --> 00:11:12.938 Olamide: Not PC, laptop; I blew my laptop while I was living in a carpet house. 243 00:11:13.305 --> 00:11:16.409 Linus: Oh, yeah; yeah that's a thing. 244 00:11:16.709 --> 00:11:17.777 Linus: That's how they get you. 245 00:11:17.810 --> 00:11:18.811 Olamide: What does it do? 246 00:11:19.745 --> 00:11:20.613 Linus: Uh, well it. 247 00:11:20.613 --> 00:11:21.447 Olamide: Helps your hand. 248 00:11:21.447 --> 00:11:22.581 Linus: Yeah, it's better than this. 249 00:11:22.581 --> 00:11:23.449 Olamide: Definitely better than that. 250 00:11:23.449 --> 00:11:23.983 Linus: Yeah. 251 00:11:24.016 --> 00:11:24.617 Olamide: Yeah. 252 00:11:24.617 --> 00:11:25.084 Linus: Yeah. 253 00:11:25.985 --> 00:11:28.087 Linus: I mean that's an appropriate size though. 254 00:11:28.087 --> 00:11:28.788 Olamide: Yeah but- 255 00:11:28.821 --> 00:11:30.923 Linus: The size is not the problem obviously. 256 00:11:31.691 --> 00:11:33.292 David: I have a little bit of a problem with the size. 257 00:11:35.494 --> 00:11:36.595 Olamide: Oh goodness. 258 00:11:36.629 --> 00:11:40.399 Linus: Okay, now we've just got to install your wi-fi drivers. 259 00:11:43.669 --> 00:11:46.739 Linus: Or as I call it, the drivers for my Wife-fi. 260 00:11:48.407 --> 00:11:49.275 Olamide: What? 261 00:11:50.009 --> 00:11:50.676 Linus: Yeah. 262 00:11:50.710 --> 00:11:53.012 Linus: Well, that was a pretty weak effort. 263 00:11:53.379 --> 00:11:54.113 Olamide: Okay. 264 00:11:54.146 --> 00:11:55.448 Linus: So have you ever had an Apple watch? 265 00:11:55.481 --> 00:11:57.316 Olamide: This is my first time, this is what- 266 00:11:57.349 --> 00:11:59.752 I was just about to say that, the first time I'm having one. 267 00:12:00.653 --> 00:12:03.889 Linus: Cool, what made you want one, you went with the watch SE? 268 00:12:04.023 --> 00:12:06.325 Olamide: Yes, because everybody bought it. 269 00:12:08.327 --> 00:12:12.364 Olamide: I have no opinion on tech products, trust me; 270 00:12:12.598 --> 00:12:16.302 I have no opinion on tech products, I just wanted an Apple watch. 271 00:12:16.435 --> 00:12:20.940 I was gonna start active lifestyle again, counting my steps; 272 00:12:23.008 --> 00:12:26.312 but let's just say I think I will, but who knows if I will. 273 00:12:27.379 --> 00:12:28.481 Linus: Okay, fair enough. 274 00:12:28.481 --> 00:12:31.951 Linus: Honestly I think that's something that Apple does really well 275 00:12:31.951 --> 00:12:37.156 in marketing the watch, as like a tool to live a healthier lifestyle. 276 00:12:39.592 --> 00:12:40.960 Linus: As for my personal experience, 277 00:12:40.993 --> 00:12:46.799 I can't really say that filling the rings makes a big difference to my actions; 278 00:12:46.832 --> 00:12:49.535 Linus: but maybe for you it will be different. 279 00:12:49.568 --> 00:12:52.138 Olamide: So you know we have a gym downstairs? 280 00:12:52.671 --> 00:12:54.039 Linus: I did not know that. 281 00:12:54.073 --> 00:12:57.243 Olamide: I've never gone, I've only been there twice since I moved here. 282 00:12:57.276 --> 00:12:58.177 Olamide: Five years. 283 00:12:58.711 --> 00:12:59.945 Linus: Okay, well that- 284 00:13:00.546 --> 00:13:03.149 Linus: The issue may not be that you don't have the right watch. 285 00:13:09.955 --> 00:13:11.257 Olamide: I know! 286 00:13:12.525 --> 00:13:15.294 Olamide: That's why I said, I think even if I bought it, 287 00:13:15.294 --> 00:13:19.098 I don't think i'm going to... it's not going to make a difference. 288 00:13:19.131 --> 00:13:20.599 Linus: It's good to be honest with yourself. 289 00:13:20.699 --> 00:13:23.402 Olamide: Yes, I'm very very honest, because I know that; 290 00:13:24.136 --> 00:13:28.407 I know that I need to make a change, wait... 291 00:13:28.440 --> 00:13:30.509 Linus: I like the color of the strap you picked though. 292 00:13:30.543 --> 00:13:31.210 Olamide: Yeah? 293 00:13:31.243 --> 00:13:32.411 Linus: That looks nice, yeah. 294 00:13:32.478 --> 00:13:34.346 Olamide: It's just like this with the black one, 295 00:13:34.380 --> 00:13:37.850 I usually get like black for most things and I thought why not. 296 00:13:38.450 --> 00:13:40.119 Linus: No, I think that actually looks really sharp. 297 00:13:40.119 --> 00:13:43.489 Olamide: Yeah, right? And it's adjustable. 298 00:13:43.489 --> 00:13:44.223 Linus: It's upside down. 299 00:13:44.690 --> 00:13:45.457 Olamide: *unintelligible* 300 00:13:45.457 --> 00:13:46.125 Linus: There you go, yeah. 301 00:13:47.626 --> 00:13:48.794 Olamide: Adjustable. 302 00:13:49.428 --> 00:13:56.202 Olamide: Oh the... We had this conversation about... yeah. 303 00:13:57.469 --> 00:14:03.475 Linus: I referred to a tank top as a wifebeater once in fashion meeting, 304 00:14:03.509 --> 00:14:12.318 that's no longer a colloquialism that we use, but this book does. 305 00:14:13.352 --> 00:14:14.653 Olamide: He just showed you. 306 00:14:14.787 --> 00:14:16.522 Glenn: Hold it there. 307 00:14:16.555 --> 00:14:17.256 Olamide: Oh goodness. 308 00:14:17.523 --> 00:14:19.191 Glenn: Three, two, one. 309 00:14:19.625 --> 00:14:20.593 Linus: Okay. 310 00:14:20.726 --> 00:14:22.361 Olamide: It tells you the story of how it happened. 311 00:14:22.728 --> 00:14:24.663 Linus: So it's from a photo of a murderer, 312 00:14:24.797 --> 00:14:30.336 wearing a white stained tank top that was captioned \"the wife beater\", interesting. 313 00:14:30.469 --> 00:14:33.572 And since then the image of a dirty white tank top or undershirt 314 00:14:33.572 --> 00:14:37.376 is something that is used to portray abusive violent husbands 315 00:14:37.376 --> 00:14:39.178 reminiscent of the famous photograph. 316 00:14:39.178 --> 00:14:42.114 I didn't know the origin, 1947. 317 00:14:42.414 --> 00:14:43.682 Olamide: Quite long ago. 318 00:14:44.350 --> 00:14:45.150 Linus: Okay, 319 00:14:45.317 --> 00:14:48.354 Olamide: Yeah, so their hidden facts, really cool to know. 320 00:14:49.088 --> 00:14:52.291 Linus: One thing I know about it is it's freaking heavy. 321 00:14:52.324 --> 00:14:54.894 Olamide: It is, you want to guess what's in it? 322 00:14:55.828 --> 00:14:59.665 Linus: Whatever it is it's made by Domcord Belding, 323 00:14:59.865 --> 00:15:01.800 so there could be some belding inside. 324 00:15:04.436 --> 00:15:06.639 Linus: Well, I don't know what belding is, is belding a thing? 325 00:15:06.639 --> 00:15:09.174 Olamide: That's what I was thinking, like what are you talking about? 326 00:15:09.208 --> 00:15:10.009 Olamide: What is belding? 327 00:15:10.009 --> 00:15:12.745 Linus: I don't know, Domcord Belding. 328 00:15:13.545 --> 00:15:18.617 Linus: I guess, no well obviously that's not right, obviously. 329 00:15:18.617 --> 00:15:19.885 Olamide: That's probably the seller. 330 00:15:21.687 --> 00:15:24.456 Olamide: It's 30 cents more expensive. 331 00:15:24.456 --> 00:15:26.358 Linus: Wait a second, this looks like someone actually 332 00:15:26.392 --> 00:15:27.960 had this deployed in their store. 333 00:15:27.960 --> 00:15:28.327 Olamide: Yeah. 334 00:15:28.360 --> 00:15:31.597 Linus: Like is this... no this is an actual display that like- 335 00:15:31.597 --> 00:15:34.300 Linus: Is this from a sewing shop that shut down or something? 336 00:15:36.702 --> 00:15:38.537 Olamide: No. 337 00:15:38.537 --> 00:15:41.373 Linus: Well, it must be if they're like changing prices on it and stuff. 338 00:15:41.373 --> 00:15:43.475 Olamide: Oh yeah, they're selling- This was all on clearance 339 00:15:43.475 --> 00:15:45.911 and they were selling it off, so I got it. 340 00:15:45.911 --> 00:15:47.913 Linus: See I initially thought 341 00:15:47.947 --> 00:15:50.582 that you ordered this like from the manufacturer, 342 00:15:50.582 --> 00:15:54.286 like this is one of their display you know, things; 343 00:15:54.286 --> 00:15:57.222 but no, this is like from a store that was using it. 344 00:15:57.256 --> 00:16:01.493 Olamide: It's not a- Well it's a store that sells sewing things. 345 00:16:01.493 --> 00:16:02.361 Linus: Yeah, okay. 346 00:16:02.394 --> 00:16:02.895 Olamide: Yeah. 347 00:16:03.362 --> 00:16:04.697 Linus: That is hilarious. 348 00:16:04.697 --> 00:16:05.230 Olamide: Mhmm. 349 00:16:06.332 --> 00:16:08.567 Olamide: I don't know what I'm going to do with the box after it's done. 350 00:16:09.201 --> 00:16:11.804 Linus: Well I assumed that you liked the aesthetic of the box, 351 00:16:11.804 --> 00:16:13.872 and you'd buy new thread to put in it, no? 352 00:16:13.872 --> 00:16:17.142 Olamide: True, I'll buy the same system and just put it in it; 353 00:16:17.776 --> 00:16:19.678 Olamide: it's actually safer, do you know 354 00:16:19.678 --> 00:16:24.283 they usually sell like the thread racks, they're more expensive. 355 00:16:24.283 --> 00:16:26.652 It's always better for you to make it yourself, 356 00:16:26.685 --> 00:16:30.522 every time I see that I get anxiety, like why is it so expensive 357 00:16:30.556 --> 00:16:35.294 it's just little sticks and like you just need to put like threads in it, 358 00:16:35.294 --> 00:16:36.328 and it's so expensive. 359 00:16:36.328 --> 00:16:38.864 Linus: But then you bought like the way more baller one. 360 00:16:40.933 --> 00:16:42.701 Olamide: Some things don't make sense, you know? 361 00:16:43.535 --> 00:16:43.969 Linus: Yes. 362 00:16:45.237 --> 00:16:47.373 Linus: Alright, let's get the rest of the stuff in here 363 00:16:47.406 --> 00:16:51.443 Linus: and uh, see how this is all gonna fit; sheesh. 364 00:16:52.144 --> 00:16:54.780 Linus: Oh my goodness, it's so heavy. 365 00:16:56.215 --> 00:16:57.483 Olamide: So we can do it here. 366 00:16:57.516 --> 00:16:59.318 Linus: Oh, you want to do this over there? 367 00:16:59.351 --> 00:17:00.352 Linus: Let's do that. 368 00:17:00.352 --> 00:17:01.286 Olamide: Yeah, I want the one with wheels. 369 00:17:01.286 --> 00:17:01.854 Linus: Okay. 370 00:17:02.454 --> 00:17:06.825 Linus: Are these the wheels? No, that's an electronic servo motor. 371 00:17:06.859 --> 00:17:08.093 Olamide: Yeah, that's the motor. 372 00:17:08.827 --> 00:17:11.830 Linus: Okay; wait, wait. 373 00:17:13.098 --> 00:17:17.469 Linus: This thing weighs that much and the motor's not even in it? 374 00:17:20.072 --> 00:17:20.706 Linus: Okay, cool. 375 00:17:20.706 --> 00:17:21.306 Olamide: The back sucks. 376 00:17:21.507 --> 00:17:24.576 Linus: I mean, well yeah; I don't think you're supposed to look at the back. 377 00:17:25.978 --> 00:17:27.446 Olamide: I mean the back of this, 378 00:17:28.313 --> 00:17:29.581 Linus: That's like me saying the uh... 379 00:17:29.715 --> 00:17:31.083 Olamide: the back of this looks good. 380 00:17:31.116 --> 00:17:33.452 Linus: the inside of this T-shirt, oh not very good. 381 00:17:33.485 --> 00:17:34.920 Linus: You know, I think it's okay. 382 00:17:34.920 --> 00:17:36.021 Olamide: It's okay. 383 00:17:37.689 --> 00:17:41.193 Olamide: I thought this would be like wide inches. 384 00:17:42.995 --> 00:17:45.297 Linus: Oh wait, you wanted this to be in inches? Not centimeters? 385 00:17:45.297 --> 00:17:48.700 Olamide: Usually for a lot of places they are in inches. 386 00:17:49.935 --> 00:17:50.702 Linus: I mean... 387 00:17:50.736 --> 00:17:52.137 Linus: Wait is that- That's inches right? 388 00:17:52.137 --> 00:17:57.543 Olamide: No, it's about three quarters; so it's in centimeters, yeah centimeters. 389 00:17:57.543 --> 00:18:00.045 Linus: Wait, I don't understand though; because this can't be, 390 00:18:00.045 --> 00:18:02.081 Linus: this can't be 30 cen- Oh this is zero. 391 00:18:02.114 --> 00:18:02.948 Olamide: ...Centimi- Yeah. 392 00:18:03.348 --> 00:18:04.016 Linus: Oh. 393 00:18:04.550 --> 00:18:10.022 Olamide: Yeah, say from here right now; so it's like from centimeters. 394 00:18:10.055 --> 00:18:11.590 Linus: Yeah okay, yeah it's centimeters. 395 00:18:12.791 --> 00:18:15.861 Linus: I mean you could put a sticker on it if you want to convert to inches. 396 00:18:15.894 --> 00:18:16.495 Olamide: I could do that. 397 00:18:17.229 --> 00:18:20.199 Linus: Maybe you could fix your printer and then print a sticker. 398 00:18:20.866 --> 00:18:25.938 Olamide: A lot of people work in centimeters but I cannot do the calculations, 399 00:18:27.439 --> 00:18:28.907 I always have to work in inches. 400 00:18:28.907 --> 00:18:29.608 Linus: Yeah, fair enough. 401 00:18:31.710 --> 00:18:32.544 Linus: Goes here. 402 00:18:35.481 --> 00:18:37.483 Linus: Okay; well something like that. 403 00:18:38.750 --> 00:18:43.055 Linus: Now, I was expecting there to be pilot holes, but they're not. 404 00:18:43.055 --> 00:18:43.689 Olamide: ...they're not? 405 00:18:44.323 --> 00:18:45.324 Linus: There are no pilot holes. 406 00:18:45.424 --> 00:18:48.794 Olamide: Does that mean we're putting the holes in it ourselves? 407 00:18:48.794 --> 00:18:51.864 Linus: Yeah, we just just screw the legs to the desk. 408 00:18:52.531 --> 00:18:53.932 Linus: I assume that this piece, 409 00:18:53.932 --> 00:18:54.800 Olamide: Yeah, that's the... 410 00:18:54.900 --> 00:18:56.301 Linus: is in here somewhere, yeah. 411 00:18:56.301 --> 00:18:56.902 Olamide: Yeah. 412 00:18:56.935 --> 00:18:59.304 Linus: Okay, so we're ready for our freak off I guess. 413 00:19:00.873 --> 00:19:02.941 David: He got off on three to five charges. 414 00:19:02.941 --> 00:19:06.411 Linus: I saw that, yeah that's why that's why he was on my mind. 415 00:19:07.112 --> 00:19:11.650 Linus: Not because I just really like GENUINE OIL 7 from JUKI CORPORATION. 416 00:19:11.650 --> 00:19:16.588 Linus: Okay, we can adjust this, we can tighten it up, we can- 417 00:19:16.588 --> 00:19:19.358 Linus: I mean there's no point trying to get it just right right now; 418 00:19:19.391 --> 00:19:24.062 Linus: because it can move up, down, this way. 419 00:19:24.062 --> 00:19:25.497 Olamide: Yeah, you only need to go that way. 420 00:19:25.497 --> 00:19:29.134 Linus: Yeah, and you can actually adjust how high you want the foot to go, 421 00:19:29.134 --> 00:19:33.138 Linus: and how low you want it to go as well, with these screws right here; 422 00:19:33.172 --> 00:19:36.508 Linus: so these stopper screws you can loosen this nut, 423 00:19:36.575 --> 00:19:39.545 and then you can make it so it'll allow it to go up higher, 424 00:19:39.545 --> 00:19:42.848 Linus: by lowering this threaded rod down this way. 425 00:19:42.881 --> 00:19:45.050 Linus: So you can actually lift it up higher; 426 00:19:45.050 --> 00:19:45.517 Olamide: Higher. 427 00:19:45.517 --> 00:19:46.084 Linus: if you want. 428 00:19:46.518 --> 00:19:47.152 Olamide: Okay. 429 00:19:47.186 --> 00:19:48.921 Linus: But let's get it together. 430 00:19:49.655 --> 00:19:52.191 Linus: ...weight hanging off of these vibration mounts, 431 00:19:52.224 --> 00:19:54.560 Linus: it's kind of a clever little system here; 432 00:19:54.560 --> 00:19:57.396 Linus: so you just put the bolt head through the top of the table, 433 00:19:57.396 --> 00:20:03.602 and then you effectively suspend the motor off of these little rubber feet, 434 00:20:03.635 --> 00:20:06.505 Linus: and then we can make this a little bit easier to do; 435 00:20:06.505 --> 00:20:12.177 if you go up top what I'm going to do is I'm going to slide the mount onto these two, 436 00:20:12.211 --> 00:20:17.916 and then you can go ahead and drop that all the way through, there we go. 437 00:20:19.184 --> 00:20:22.854 And then just make sure I can't push that back up, if you want to- 438 00:20:22.955 --> 00:20:23.555 Linus: Want to hammer it in? 439 00:20:29.561 --> 00:20:30.429 Linus: Nice. 440 00:20:31.563 --> 00:20:34.466 Linus: And then I'm pretty sure, oh no, you're good, you're good. 441 00:20:35.033 --> 00:20:35.500 Olamide: Okay. 442 00:20:36.235 --> 00:20:38.136 Linus: She's a wrecking machine. 443 00:20:40.606 --> 00:20:43.508 Linus: And then I'm pretty sure we go washer lock wash- 444 00:20:45.010 --> 00:20:47.946 Linus: Dang it, can I have that please? Thank you. 445 00:20:49.248 --> 00:20:49.548 Linus: Yeah. 446 00:20:49.548 --> 00:20:52.084 Linus: There's no instructions on the one video that we found, 447 00:20:52.084 --> 00:20:56.588 the guy's like yeah here's how to do it; throw away these bolts that come with it, 448 00:20:56.588 --> 00:20:58.857 and then just make your own mount with these other bolts, 449 00:20:58.857 --> 00:21:01.593 but we don't have other bolts; there it should hold. 450 00:21:03.028 --> 00:21:03.662 Linus: Okay. 451 00:21:03.662 --> 00:21:04.329 Olamide: Just like that? 452 00:21:04.429 --> 00:21:05.731 Linus: I think so. 453 00:21:07.232 --> 00:21:09.668 Olamide: Or you're going this way. 454 00:21:10.335 --> 00:21:13.005 Linus: I think you're getting too far into the details here. 455 00:21:13.038 --> 00:21:15.607 Olamide: Hey- Ah, I dropped it. 456 00:21:22.314 --> 00:21:25.984 Linus: You can find all her creations at clumsyseamstress.com 457 00:21:26.685 --> 00:21:30.389 Olamide: He said clumsyseamstress, no just my name .com. 458 00:21:30.989 --> 00:21:31.423 Linus: There you go. 459 00:21:31.456 --> 00:21:32.958 Olamide: Hey, dude. 460 00:21:33.659 --> 00:21:34.593 Linus: I have no idea. 461 00:21:36.228 --> 00:21:38.497 Linus: Is that just garbage? Oh here, it comes off. 462 00:21:40.165 --> 00:21:41.099 Olamide: Oh, thank you. 463 00:21:41.133 --> 00:21:42.934 Linus: No problem, it's what I'm here to do. 464 00:21:42.934 --> 00:21:44.736 Olamide: He says what I'm here to do. 465 00:21:45.337 --> 00:21:48.840 Linus: I'm just, I'm just here to look pretty and help; 466 00:21:48.840 --> 00:21:51.043 and I'm all out of looking pretty. 467 00:21:53.578 --> 00:21:54.613 Olamide: You should sew something. 468 00:21:56.014 --> 00:21:59.851 Linus: I have not sewn anything since grade nine? I think. 469 00:21:59.851 --> 00:22:00.786 Olamide: That's quite long. 470 00:22:00.819 --> 00:22:03.322 Linus: Well I shouldn't say that, I sew things by hand; 471 00:22:03.322 --> 00:22:06.992 like I'll do a quick, I'll do a quick repair, but I don't do the machine. 472 00:22:07.426 --> 00:22:09.895 Olamide: Oh, that's even more work. 473 00:22:09.895 --> 00:22:11.930 Linus: Yeah, I repaired my badminton bag. 474 00:22:12.497 --> 00:22:15.701 Linus: I have like a vintage badminton bag that I really like. 475 00:22:17.035 --> 00:22:19.371 Linus: Okay, you're getting this all like threaded up and everything; 476 00:22:19.371 --> 00:22:20.939 we didn't even put the oil in yet. 477 00:22:21.373 --> 00:22:23.075 Olamide: Ah, yeah we didn't. 478 00:22:23.775 --> 00:22:27.479 Linus: It's this complicated every time you want to change the damn color!? 479 00:22:27.479 --> 00:22:31.683 Olamide: If you want to change just cut and snip, and tie- 480 00:22:31.683 --> 00:22:32.784 Linus: Genius. 481 00:22:32.818 --> 00:22:34.720 Olamide: Yeah, and then when you're here you just do. 482 00:22:34.720 --> 00:22:35.921 Linus: That's way smarter. 483 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:36.521 Olamide: Yeah. 484 00:22:37.956 --> 00:22:40.892 Linus: Because that's a pain in the ass what you just did. 485 00:22:41.727 --> 00:22:44.062 Olamide: When there's a thread, but there's no thread. 486 00:22:45.297 --> 00:22:45.797 Linus: There's no what? 487 00:22:45.797 --> 00:22:47.933 Olamide: My other, what's it called? The machine. 488 00:22:47.933 --> 00:22:48.300 Linus: Uh-huh. 489 00:22:48.300 --> 00:22:49.801 Olamide: There's an automatic tread. 490 00:22:49.968 --> 00:22:50.635 Linus: Oh. 491 00:22:51.870 --> 00:22:54.139 Linus: Oh wait, you don't have to thread the needle yourself!? 492 00:22:54.172 --> 00:22:54.573 Olamide: Yeah. 493 00:22:54.740 --> 00:22:55.440 Linus: That's crazy. 494 00:22:55.440 --> 00:22:56.908 Olamide: Yeah, it threads the needle for you. 495 00:22:56.942 --> 00:22:58.910 Linus: That's crazy, no you missed. 496 00:22:58.910 --> 00:23:02.414 Olamide: ...Gonna spend so so long with your eyes... 497 00:23:02.614 --> 00:23:04.116 Linus: Nice, no you got it. 498 00:23:04.449 --> 00:23:06.818 Linus: Oh, you had it; okay, there you go, you got it. 499 00:23:15.560 --> 00:23:17.129 Linus: Wait there's no bobbin in it, does that matter? 500 00:23:17.129 --> 00:23:18.063 Olamide: There is. 501 00:23:18.096 --> 00:23:18.797 Linus: Oh, there is. 502 00:23:18.797 --> 00:23:19.798 Olamide: There was. 503 00:23:19.898 --> 00:23:20.766 Linus: There was. 504 00:23:22.634 --> 00:23:24.469 Linus: There is, was and will be. 505 00:23:26.071 --> 00:23:28.640 Olamide: There was a bobbing the other time, see? 506 00:23:29.574 --> 00:23:30.575 Linus: Uh-huh. 507 00:23:30.609 --> 00:23:31.309 Olamide: Right here. 508 00:23:31.343 --> 00:23:33.245 Linus: Oh, it's just full of white thread though. 509 00:23:34.246 --> 00:23:35.313 Linus: And you broke it. 510 00:23:35.514 --> 00:23:36.548 Olamide: ...white thread- 511 00:23:36.548 --> 00:23:37.883 Linus: Oi! Oi! 512 00:23:38.683 --> 00:23:44.289 Olamide: Now you understand how, you don't understand how that happens. 513 00:23:44.823 --> 00:23:45.557 Linus: Oh yeah, no I- 514 00:23:46.358 --> 00:23:48.727 Linus: Trust me i'll be the last person to be like, \"ah she dropped it\". 515 00:23:50.629 --> 00:23:52.063 Olamide: ...ah she dropped it. 516 00:23:52.097 --> 00:23:54.166 Linus: I mean I might laugh a little but it's like you know, 517 00:23:55.467 --> 00:24:01.506 laughing at both of us at the same time; with both of us at the same time. 518 00:24:04.676 --> 00:24:11.883 Linus: Okay, okay, uh-huh; that looks tangled to me. 519 00:24:13.318 --> 00:24:13.852 Linus: Am I missing something? 520 00:24:13.852 --> 00:24:14.252 Olamide: There you go. 521 00:24:14.252 --> 00:24:14.986 Linus: Oh, there you go. 522 00:24:16.221 --> 00:24:17.155 Linus: Right, but this is like. 523 00:24:17.155 --> 00:24:19.291 Olamide: but right now it's... thick. 524 00:24:19.291 --> 00:24:19.991 Linus: Yeah. 525 00:24:19.991 --> 00:24:22.160 Olamide: but right now you can see like I reduced, 526 00:24:22.160 --> 00:24:25.497 I mean the stitch length, I'm trying to increase it. 527 00:24:26.131 --> 00:24:26.598 Linus: Yeah. 528 00:24:29.067 --> 00:24:30.936 Olamide: See? It's wider than here. 529 00:24:30.969 --> 00:24:33.338 Linus: Uh-huh, okay. 530 00:24:33.472 --> 00:24:34.105 Olamide: Yeah. 531 00:24:34.773 --> 00:24:38.510 Linus: You know what? If you say it's good, it's good. 532 00:24:38.810 --> 00:24:44.749 Olamide: You know like when we sew or when we make tech packs for the factory, 533 00:24:44.749 --> 00:24:46.985 we usually tell them the stitch length to use. 534 00:24:47.085 --> 00:24:47.686 Linus: Uh-huh. 535 00:24:47.786 --> 00:24:48.687 Olamide: Let's say for- 536 00:24:48.687 --> 00:24:51.289 Glenn: Sorry, this is a good story, I need you to turn towards me more. 537 00:24:51.289 --> 00:24:52.023 Glenn: There you go, yeah. 538 00:24:52.023 --> 00:24:53.792 Linus: We usually tell them which stitch length to use. 539 00:24:53.792 --> 00:24:57.696 Olamide: To use, if it's too tight then you're going to see it on the fabric; 540 00:24:57.729 --> 00:25:01.867 Olamide: For top stitches sometimes we use like larger ones 541 00:25:01.867 --> 00:25:03.602 rather than these super tiny ones. 542 00:25:04.870 --> 00:25:07.472 Olamide: If it's too tight sometimes we always get, 543 00:25:07.472 --> 00:25:13.011 Olamide: I don't remember, thermochromic? It would pull a little- I said pull. 544 00:25:13.011 --> 00:25:13.879 Linus: Oh like the- 545 00:25:13.879 --> 00:25:18.083 Olamide: It will be restrictive more when you use like the tighter threads. 546 00:25:18.083 --> 00:25:21.319 Linus: Okay, but the looser one then you can kind of see through it. 547 00:25:21.319 --> 00:25:22.320 Olamide: You can see through it, 548 00:25:22.354 --> 00:25:26.024 so you have to pick the right stitch length for the right fabric. 549 00:25:26.491 --> 00:25:27.092 Linus: Got it. 550 00:25:27.192 --> 00:25:29.394 Olamide: And for the right application. 551 00:25:29.427 --> 00:25:30.295 Linus: Got it. 552 00:25:30.328 --> 00:25:33.932 Olamide: Yeah; top stitching and regular stitching and all that, 553 00:25:34.165 --> 00:25:37.502 it's always like, yeah if it's too tight you're going to know. 554 00:25:37.502 --> 00:25:41.973 Olamide: On the cargo pro- cargo pants that we got recently. 555 00:25:42.007 --> 00:25:43.208 Linus: Oh, a new sample. 556 00:25:43.208 --> 00:25:47.012 Olamide: Yeah, no, tech pants that we got recently, the size run. 557 00:25:48.113 --> 00:25:48.780 Linus: New pants coming. 558 00:25:48.813 --> 00:25:51.850 Olamide: Yeah the top stitch was like too tiny, 559 00:25:51.850 --> 00:25:54.553 that you could see it just looked weird; 560 00:25:54.586 --> 00:25:56.621 it's always nice if it's like slightly loose. 561 00:25:57.522 --> 00:25:58.056 Yeah. 562 00:25:58.189 --> 00:26:02.727 Linus: I'm glad that we have people on the team that pay attention to these details, 563 00:26:02.727 --> 00:26:05.597 because I would never notice them; I just complain when I'm just like, 564 00:26:05.597 --> 00:26:07.699 oh it doesn't feel right, it doesn't look right. 565 00:26:07.732 --> 00:26:10.669 But when it comes to actually diagnosing those problems, 566 00:26:10.669 --> 00:26:12.871 you've got to have this level of knowledge. 567 00:26:12.871 --> 00:26:15.774 Olamide: You have to, and if you don't tell the factory 568 00:26:15.774 --> 00:26:17.309 they're going to do whatever they feel is right. 569 00:26:17.809 --> 00:26:18.209 Linus: Right. 570 00:26:18.843 --> 00:26:22.314 Linus: So here let's show, so here's the tighter stitch she's talking about. 571 00:26:22.480 --> 00:26:26.217 Linus: So there's the tighter stitch, you can't really see the color, okay; 572 00:26:26.217 --> 00:26:27.652 and then you want to show them the looser one? 573 00:26:27.652 --> 00:26:30.989 Olamide: This is also more than this, I mean less than this. 574 00:26:30.989 --> 00:26:32.624 Linus: Show them the way loose one then, we won't be able to tell on camera. 575 00:26:32.657 --> 00:26:34.559 Olamide: So this is the way loooose one. 576 00:26:34.559 --> 00:26:35.093 Linus: There we go. 577 00:26:35.093 --> 00:26:35.660 Olamide: You can see. 578 00:26:36.661 --> 00:26:37.729 Linus: Hold on, you're going too fast. 579 00:26:38.296 --> 00:26:39.297 Linus: Here, I'll do it. 580 00:26:39.798 --> 00:26:40.999 Linus: So here's the looser one. 581 00:26:40.999 --> 00:26:42.200 Glenn: Okay. 582 00:26:42.233 --> 00:26:45.437 Linus: Then so you can see through there. 583 00:26:45.437 --> 00:26:46.204 Glenn: I see, okay. 584 00:26:46.204 --> 00:26:46.871 Linus: Yeah. 585 00:26:47.005 --> 00:26:48.039 Glenn: Okay, good. 586 00:26:48.073 --> 00:26:48.740 Linus: Okay, cool. 587 00:26:48.740 --> 00:26:49.874 Glenn: Okay back to the wide 588 00:26:52.777 --> 00:26:57.015 Linus: Check this out, you got a Sony ZV-E10 II camera, 589 00:26:57.015 --> 00:27:01.686 nice little sigma 18-50 zoom lens, microphone, light. 590 00:27:01.720 --> 00:27:04.756 If I didn't know better I'd say maybe you were thinking of... 591 00:27:05.957 --> 00:27:07.292 Going to the hospital. 592 00:27:08.593 --> 00:27:09.527 There's a siren. 593 00:27:09.661 --> 00:27:10.729 Olamide: With the siren."}