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As our manager of fashion design at Creator Warehouse, Bridget's job is to

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make sure that I always look groovy, cool, on fleek. Oh god.

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Unfortunately, she recently had a child

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or well um unfortunately for my style

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and while she was out, we had to come up with some ideas without her. Puffer fish

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plushy RGB jacket. Literal butter. Let

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me just put it this way, Bridget. We're glad you're back and we're glad to give

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you this upgrade courtesy of AMD. And

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this is going to be a great one, you guys. We've got toys for kids, toys for

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dogs, toys for adults. Excuse me. Um, oh

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god. The point is, thank you AMD for sponsoring this $5,000 ultimate tech

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upgrade. Let's go.

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Tomahawk motherboard, 32 gigs of RAM, a Steam Deck OLED 1 TBTE portable gaming

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PC, and of course, some GOI RGB lighting. You can check out all the

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details for the giveaway at the link down below. Now, some of you noticed in

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our last AMD Ultimate Tech upgrade that I didn't do my customary snooping around

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the apartment to see what's been taken from the office. Well, I'm going to more

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than make up for it today. I hadn't so much as made it through the door when I

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spotted this LT hat, this 3D down

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jacket, this embroidered hoodie. You

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wore that. Wait a second. There's a second 3D down

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jacket. How many of these can you wear? You have prototype. I have prototype.

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Yes. Of course you do. Oh, you have the

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cool blue workshop jacket. Yeah, I do. I

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think I'm supposed to actually be disapproving of this. Really? I think

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so. Why? We We give these things away. Do we? Yeah. I just get first crack at

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them. Really, Bridget? Everything you took.

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And you can't also steal an ABCs of gaming to validate my

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work. All right. We haven't even been in the

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computer room yet. This is where Bridget's lives. She lets him out

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sometimes to play. We see him at the Christmas party every year. Wait. Hey,

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there's a commuter backpack. Wow. So, you guys are pretty big into board

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games. I actually did not know that about you. Yeah. We don't play as much

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as we used to, for sure. But remember we were talking about kids earlier. Yeah.

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But once upon a time, this can be a monument to when you had time. I like

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your Nintendo collection. Thank you. That That is one of my favorite games,

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too. Thought you might like that. Oh, did you Is that just for my benefit? No,

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it's actually my favorite game, too. So nice. Not going to poke around in Wait,

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what? Okay. I wasn't going to poke around in your bedroom, but you have a

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projector in your bedroom. Yeah, that's part of the situation today. So it is.

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So it is. If Ory is gaming out there, I

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can watch whatever in here. Got it. Okay. Okay. There's no way this isn't

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from the office. That's from the Christmas party. Yeah. Yeah, I know.

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That Dbrand uh grip case is absolutely from the office. Yeah, it's funny cuz I

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was like, I don't have anything from the office. Yeah, that's what everyone says.

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I like your cable diaper. Oh, thanks. Yeah, that's actually kind of clever. It

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was to keep the toddler hands out of it, but now he's found it. Sorry you're

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talking about me. Given how nice your setup is overall, I

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just don't see that much that we're going to improve. I haven't looked that closely at this. What is your most

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looked forward to upgrade? Well, I got myself a

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jacket, which is technical outerw wear.

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Okay. And that's what I'm looking forward to. I was really hoping for

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something tech specific, but um Sure. You want to tell us about it? It's a

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very technical jacket. It's Arcteric ski jacket. Their fabric's really beautiful.

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The fit's really nice. We don't really do women's outerw wear. We tried once.

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We'll leave it there. Do we want to bring up how in an upgrade that includes

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a cutie OLED? That's the most expensive item. Shut up. What? This was probably

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like 1,500 bucks. No, it was less than that. But there's a cutie OLED. It was

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around 900. Canadian or US? Canadian.

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That's a good price on the cutie OLED.

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Why don't we do a technical aspect of the upgrade? Okay. The Wim audio setup.

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Okay. That we put together um has been

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really awesome. I'm really excited about that. Wait, you already did it? Yeah.

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Yeah. Dang it. I blame Alex. They're not

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supposed to set things up ahead of time. So, it's this little center here. Yes.

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It's connected to our record player. And you can either have speakers that have

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it built in like this one right here for the kitchen. Or you can use these little

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pucks and plug them into something like an AV receiver or amplifier or whatever

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the case may be. And the idea, I guess, is what? So that you can hear we can

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hear the record player from the kitchen while we're cooking with the fan on. We

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can hear from our son's room if we're playing in there or our bedroom cuz this

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speaker you can't hear from the kitchen. No, you really can't. That fan is very

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loud. Right. Okay. So, do you want to show us how you change it from one zone

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to another? It's currently playing everywhere. Yes. Okay. That explains why

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it seemed a little kind of coming from all around me as opposed to just from

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these two speakers. Okay. And then we could just like turn up the kitchen.

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Or we could turn down the kitchen. We could turn up the living room. Yeah. Okay. So, very similar to the Sonos

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interface, except you are missing one thing. the like 3 seconds of lag anytime

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you do anything. Super cool so far. But for our sponsor AMD's sake, I was

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thinking maybe we could do a computer thing next, not a jacket. Uh based on

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the parts I'm looking at here, I think we're building a NAS. And what were you

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planning to do with that? Just storage for all of our family stuff, media,

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photos. Yeah. Why don't we sick Alex and Reese on working getting the projector

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thing started and I'll have Bridget build a computer. Have you ever watched

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one of our videos? Oh, yeah. I have. I saw some of the live stream when a bunch

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of different people were building computers. Okay. Okay. If you had to

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guess, where would you think you start? Um, here I can make it a little

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actually. I see you boys are back. Neither of us have ever installed a

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in-wall speaker, so not a clue. We'll see how it goes. Cool. Ori has tools. I

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think I saw a drywall saw in there. Yeah, if you have a drill, that would be nice. And a plan. Yeah. Ideally, the

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oils in our fingers. We don't want to touch the printed circuit board if we

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can avoid it. Okay. But most motherboards have a metal back plate.

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Okay. So, you can kind of That's what you hold. Yeah. Yeah. You can grab that.

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I don't know. Some of this stuff has to go here.

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This kind of thing is always funny to me, right? Because people online will be

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like, "Oh, building computers is just like Lego. It's adult Lego. It's easy.

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Whatever." It's like, "No, no, this is someone who literally will create a

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garment from absolutely nothing. If you're not familiar with something, no,

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it's actually not that obvious and it can be a little overwhelming." And it's

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it's actually really fun for me doing builds with novices because it occurs to

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me to explain things that I take for granted. Like Bridget will have to do

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the same thing with me sometimes. She'll be talking about the flocking or the

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whatever and I'll be like, Bridget, slow down. What are those words?

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That's good. That makes her feel better. Yeah. No, no, it's great. So, this is

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your next step. You're going to put the CPU in. It's sort of a cruel irony that

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the hardest part of building a computer is the part that you would generally do

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first because this is where there's the most risk of damage. Oh god. Okay. No,

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no, you'll be fine. This is a nice efficient CPU. It's an 8700G built-in

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graphics. But, uh, I see there's an inherited graphics card that we can

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throw in in case we want to do any hardware accelerated video encoding or

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anything like that. And then the next thing you want to do is take this arm

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out and then lift up this side. But but if anything touches the pins under here,

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it's like operation. Okay, we do a quick inspection to see if there's any bent

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pins. I don't see anything obvious. And then we can go ahead and install the

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CPU. It's keyed. What does that mean? It

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means that there's a little notch on here. Okay. And there's a little notch

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on there and those correspond. And then you bring the arm down and latch it

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under the thing.

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This style of cooler actually screws directly into that back

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plate. This is a four pin fan connector. It's going to go into our CPU fan

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header. Okay. And that's going to be right there. Okay. There you go.

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Why don't we do the memory text? Sure. They're also notched. They only go one

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way. Okay.

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You're going to want to give her a little more force. Yeah.

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Almost. God, it's so close to There we go. We are going to have so many extras

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on Floatplane for this one. LMG.gg/flat plane because you have two

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different lengths of SSDs. Mhm. These little standoffs are going to go in two

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different positions in your M.2 slots. Okay. Oh, wait. Neither of them are

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compatible with this one.

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That can't be good. Well, it's not great. Uh, oh boy.

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But I didn't do it. No. Oh, heavens no. That is 100% on me.

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Ori. How small of a drill bit you got.

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Oh, we might be in luck.

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You drilling out her motherboard. Don't worry about it. Don't put yourself in a

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position to have to do what I'm doing. This is just totally normal computer

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building. I know.

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Oh, that's sick. There's enough friction

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and it was loose enough that I was able to unscrew it with the drill bit. So, I

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didn't actually have to drill it out. That means the threading's intact. So, I

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owe you one motherboard M.2 standoff.

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Wow. Great progress, guys. You've gotten as far as pulling down their existing We

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got a hole. Yeah, we put a hole in the wall. Oh, you put a hole in the wall. Or

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he wants to move this down. He wants to move the projector the whole projector

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screen down. So, we put them if anybody's like, "Whoa, that's really

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Those are really low speakers." That's why. Okay. Cuz he wants to move this

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lower. Okay. And this is the old

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projector screen or this is the new one? It's new. It's new. We used to just use

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the wall. Okay. Well, this is a big upgrade over the wall. Is there anything

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you guys didn't install before we got a chance to come and film this? Um, well,

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yeah. What's happening here? Do you want to cut your wall a bit? No, I don't. I

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really don't. Oh, yeah. You You got to You got to do it.

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Good job. We can see enough that it looks like

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that me and Reese aren't going to hit 120 volt what we saw through here. So,

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that's fun. I would like you to get the motherboard installed. It's like a

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sewing pattern. You got to line up the one side with the other side and put in

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the pins. And the pins are the screws. I mean, that's a loose it's a loose

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metaphor, but okay. You're going to want to make sure that those standoffs align

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with the holes first without picking this up. Uh oh. Oh, yes. Yes, indeed.

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Yep. No, no, that that is actually an excellent way to do that. You hold the

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board and then check which holes and then you put the things in the Yep. You

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don't have to worry about this right here. There's There's nothing there that I'm sawing beside.

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We definitely know what that is. They all keep on falling

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in. It's just that easy. We did bring some fish tape, but it wasn't really

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working out. So, I just kind of played a bit of cow doctor here and reached down

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in there and we have the wires. Cool. If anyone asks, we use

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banana plugs. All right. There's magnets on just like that. Uh, this looks good.

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You did give me one more screw. And I don't know if that was like a test or I

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missed something. Oh, this case has one

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of those little nubbin standoffs. Okay. Yep. No, no, that I wasn't intentionally

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testing you, but No, you're That's great. Yeah. The more important part

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that Bridget did nail is that there are no extra standoffs anywhere under the

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motherboard. If you install an extra and it rubs up against the back of the

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board, that will kill it. have her

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install the power supply. I don't know. Your laugh makes me feel like no. These

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cables in here, they're going to go here and here. Okay, just worry about those

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two for now. This seems like the only cable that will fit here. So, I've

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decided it's important. Everything else is unspoken

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for currently. Working hard. Uh, it occurs

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to me I was maybe supposed to install this cooler.

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Huh? Why don't I do that while you work on the power supply? Okay, we'll

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teamwork it. Okay. Mhm.

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Okay. You've gone with a bottom intake, which is a perfectly valid choice. In

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fact, the same choice I would make on this case cuz you got nice tall feet,

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you've got a filtered intake down here, and you've got the right cables

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connected. Totally flawless. Now, you can go ahead and run these cables

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through the cable management holes in the back. while I finish getting this

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other cooler installed. This is teamwork right here. This is like we're working

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on a garment and I'm sewing the collar and you know, you're doing the hem at

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the bottom and we got two sewing machines running. That's not how garments are made.

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Well, everything I know about how garments are made, I learned from you. So, if I'm mistaken, we know who to

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blame. Everything I know about building computers, I learned from you. And I

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don't know where this is going. All these little connectors. Yeah. Yeah.

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They need to go on there. Okay. Yeah. In

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a particular order. Oh, okay. When she's done, Bridget, unlike a lot of the

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people that I make build a computer, will actually be able to say she built a

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computer because she will have actually done everything. For the receiver, they

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have gone with the Denin AVR

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S570BT, which is probably quite overkill

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for this, but very nice receiver either

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way. One thing that I really appreciate is it comes with a bunch of stickers so

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that you can label the wires like front right, front left, center, and so on.

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So, if you unplug this, you still know where all of your stuff goes in the

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walls. Very nice.

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Beautiful. Yeah. I like a glove. I found

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this pack of fans and it has fan screws in it. So, we can put in as many fans as

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we want. There's five fans in here. Look at them all. Okay. So, the way to tell

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which way they blow air is there should

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air flow. Oh, well, there isn't. Great. So, they blow toward the hub. Blow.

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Okay. Yeah. Well, this is also the hub, but the not moving part of the hub. The

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sticker. Well, there's a sticker here, too.

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Yep. Nice. Nailed it.

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Screw actually. I can't say screwed it.

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Wow, that looks great. Yeah. Yeah, it's

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actually like pretty clean.

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Oo, Stealthy. Did we talk at all about

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why we chose these speakers? Because we got a good deal from the local

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distributor of KEF. Cool. And they're

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good speakers. I couldn't help noticing that that projector is like totally at

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an angle and like Yeah. Okay. I assume

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that they had figured that out. Okay. So, that projector is not our problem.

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That was already there. They've had that for a long time. Nice. But the AV

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receiver is our problem. Yeah. Okay. Where's that going to go? Where'd

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it go? It's right up there. No way. What's the deal with the like premium AV

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receiver for the bedroom TV projector? Uh, it was just what made sense. Uh-huh.

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Okay. You guys don't even have a super nice receiver like that out here,

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though. No, we don't. Okay. Well, that's the theater now. That's the theater.

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That's the theater. Okay. We go all in on like the jacket and the receiver.

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It didn't make sense, but it works. Hey, but how's that monitor treating you? I

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love it. Let's go have a look. So, how are you finding the switch to a single

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ultrawide? I think a lot better cuz pay attention. I think the problem with the

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two was that it was I it's so much screen real estate

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that like half of it I wasn't using and then I would be like turned to one side

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the whole time. And I'm a single big monitor guy, too. Okay. But people

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people at work give me a hard time about it. I noticed you got another upgrade, a

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printer. Yes. Who buys a printer in the

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year 2025? Well, you got to return something. You got to print a label or

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something like that. It's handy. It works.

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What is this spacing for the holes on the drive? These holes are not spaced

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the same. We can only put a maximum of two screws in per drive.

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Alex and Reese. Yes, sir. Are you guys

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done? Like movie night. Cool. I guess we need a new assignment for you

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here. This seems about your speed. A

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I mean, I wish they had that toy when I was a kid.

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I knew you'd have fun with it. Meanwhile, Alex, do you want to try out

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the Wicked Ball SE enhanced rubber?

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Uh, okay. So, those are on there. And this panel might close. Okay.

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Oh, buddy. Yeah, look at that. She bulges.

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She bulges a little. But that's actually good because if you recall, we only put

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two screws in each of those hard drives. So, by having the panel tight on there,

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it'll actually push down the drives onto the other vibration mounts, making it so

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that they might stay in place. Like, it was all on purpose. Oh, no. I figured

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out everything that I need to do for the ball. Okay. Want to show it to me? Uh, I

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plugged it in and now we wait. Oh, okay.

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Oh, it's like a smart dog ball. Yeah, it rolls around on its own. Oh, wow. Look

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at that. So, is it just computer gets finished and a couple of toys? Uh, yes

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and no. There's also whatever these are. I think these are mattresses. Oh,

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they're from Casper. What is a mini adventure jacket? Okay, that's just a

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cover that goes on the Yodo, which is like a little um music or story playing

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device for kids. Oh, you got AirPods. I

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guess I did. Oh, nice. I had old ones

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that um had that defect, but then I

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didn't get them replaced in time. I didn't know. What is this? Um okay, so

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these are This is gel LED UV. Yeah. So,

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this light here, I bought an LED nail

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lamp because I do gel nails myself. You

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do gel nails? Yes. Is are those gel nails? Yes. What's a gel nail? Um, it's

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cured with an LED lamp instead of like a

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normal polish, which just dries. It's cured so it lasts longer. So, this is

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like a really heavyduty nail lamp, which means it cures your nails faster and

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it's supposed to actually be better for you cuz if they're not properly cured,

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it can be bad. Oh, and then these are the polishes. These are polishes that go

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with it. And like these look expensive. They're not cheap. Yeah. Okay. Like base

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coat? What's the color even? What am I What am I This isn't color. This is just

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base and then you put color and then you put top, which is this one. So you have

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like a primer and like a shellac and a

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like Okay. So that's right. So what is one of these worth? One of these? Yeah,

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one of these. $25. What the heck is this? So this is like a

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little children's It plays music and stories with these little cards, but it

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doesn't have a screen, which is it's nice for a small kid. Um it's like a

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little portable player. So then they have these cards that go into it. What's

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the the curer worth? Uh, that one was

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like around 2.90 Canadian. Now, Bridget, yep, I know

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you thought I forgot and that would have been so disappointing for you, but I

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didn't. Uh, we still need to install the GPU. Great. Uh, more instruction,

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please. Uh, okay. So, see these happy

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little slots here? So, the right ones of these covers have to be out. And these

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screws have to come out and go into here. Okay. Yeah, it's easier if you lay

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it flat. Slide it. Lay the computer

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flat.

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Thank you. I think this is the last of the

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stuff that you have here. Yeah. Got a carry-on. Mhm. What makes it fancy? I'm

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assuming it's fancy. It's just it's like a nice standard carry-on. They call it

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carry-on pro because it has um this front pocket that you can put your

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laptop in, which is nice. Then you don't have to carry it on your shoulder.

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Cool. And it's got padding and some like pockets for accessories. The dog's ball

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also has turned green.

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You want to play? Do you want do the honors? Yeah.

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just anything.

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Back to the carpet. Yeah. Do you think you built it correctly?

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Uh, there's probably 90% correct in here based on what I was

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doing. Oh, that was pretty good.

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Oh. Huh? That doesn't sound the best.

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Doesn't sound great.

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So, 32 GB of RAM. Is that what you're expecting? I think that's right. Yeah.

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We'll turn on expo here. Make her a bit faster. I would normally use the

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keyboard for something like that.

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I need to hit F10. Oh, no storage was detected.

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Huh. We're trying to figure out why neither of these hard drives are showing

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up in the BIOS. One's from 2020 and one's from 2018. These are five and

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seveny old hard drives. I guess we got them from Oh, they're serverdeals.com.

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The good news is Server Parts Deals offers a warranty, so we're going to

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need that and uh we'll have to get these replaced.

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Hexos works though. Yeah, that worked great. It's just that there was no

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drives. So, what exactly is in this?

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Like a mattress topper or something? No, it's like a big um pillow to go on the

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back of the headrest so we can like sit up and watch movies. Oh.

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Oh, that feels nice. Yeah.

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Okay. So, what's your what's your show right now? Um, we've been watching White Lotus.

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That's not bad. That looks really good. Yeah, it looks great. This is sweet. Is

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this HDR? No. No. No. That's Wow, that's

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really bright, though. And we don't even have full light control in here. That

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door's open. This is great. What a

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setup. Hi there. Am I invited? Sure.

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What a setup, right? I don't think there's a room that we left untouched.

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We've got audio absolutely everywhere, be it vinyl, streaming, or homemade.

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