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David: How's everyone doing? 2 00:00:01.067 --> 00:00:01.801 Adam: Woo! 3 00:00:01.835 --> 00:00:02.235 Natalie: Good. 4 00:00:02.335 --> 00:00:03.169 Adam: Woooo! 5 00:00:03.169 --> 00:00:04.504 David: Yeah! 6 00:00:05.805 --> 00:00:11.544 David: Okay, so we are seven of the nine people that are going to be the participants. 7 00:00:12.278 --> 00:00:14.881 So the objective for today, shoot our intro, 8 00:00:14.914 --> 00:00:17.017 shoot kind of like the planning sequence of it all; 9 00:00:17.183 --> 00:00:21.688 but then each team needs to go and buy something today. 10 00:00:21.988 --> 00:00:25.025 So last year one of the teams didn't really buy anything the first day, 11 00:00:25.025 --> 00:00:28.695 but we need the video to end with each team out there buying stuff. 12 00:00:29.362 --> 00:00:32.699 One of the unwritten rules is you have to work in pairs all the time. 13 00:00:33.867 --> 00:00:40.607 You're allowed to ask for an exemption if it's in the hope or something. 14 00:00:40.607 --> 00:00:46.980 You can talk to me and then we can work around that and make it happen. 15 00:00:48.782 --> 00:00:53.053 But the big things to focus on are we're making a video; 16 00:00:53.086 --> 00:00:55.588 winning is less important than making a good video, 17 00:00:55.855 --> 00:00:58.725 but being competitive makes a good video. 18 00:00:58.725 --> 00:01:02.228 And so rule bending, I am a big fan of rule bending. 19 00:01:02.262 --> 00:01:07.100 Rule breaking and defeating the spirit of Scrapyard Wars, not cool. 20 00:01:07.300 --> 00:01:07.901 Sammy: Good morning. 21 00:01:08.068 --> 00:01:08.468 David: Hi. 22 00:01:08.568 --> 00:01:09.302 Sammy: Scrapyard Wars. 23 00:01:09.402 --> 00:01:09.803 David: Yeah. 24 00:01:09.803 --> 00:01:10.537 Sammy: What happened to your ARM? 25 00:01:10.737 --> 00:01:11.438 David: I broke my hand. 26 00:01:11.905 --> 00:01:12.839 Sammy: Noooo. 27 00:01:12.839 --> 00:01:13.973 David: I had surgery on Friday. 28 00:01:14.307 --> 00:01:14.841 Sammy: Oh, wow. 29 00:01:15.508 --> 00:01:16.009 David: Yeah. 30 00:01:16.009 --> 00:01:16.843 Sammy: Trooper, came in. 31 00:01:17.577 --> 00:01:18.278 David: Got to get it done. 32 00:01:18.611 --> 00:01:19.012 Sammy: Yeah. 33 00:01:19.012 --> 00:01:21.614 Sammy: And then you're coping with the pain with cocaine, marijuana. 34 00:01:21.614 --> 00:01:22.115 David: Not cocaine. 35 00:01:22.515 --> 00:01:22.916 David: No. 36 00:01:23.049 --> 00:01:24.617 No, no- All prescribed drugs. 37 00:01:25.919 --> 00:01:27.087 David: They're making me feel like I'm... 38 00:01:27.220 --> 00:01:28.221 Sammy: Marijuana. 39 00:01:29.222 --> 00:01:30.957 David: I mean, I used to- You could get it prescribed. 40 00:01:31.057 --> 00:01:32.525 David: You know, you can't really get it prescribed anymore. 41 00:01:32.859 --> 00:01:33.226 Sammy: You can't? 42 00:01:33.359 --> 00:01:33.760 David: I don't know. 43 00:01:34.260 --> 00:01:35.061 David: Maybe you can. 44 00:01:35.728 --> 00:01:36.429 Sammy: Are you excited though? 45 00:01:36.463 --> 00:01:37.997 David: I'm very excited, it's going to be really fun. 46 00:01:37.997 --> 00:01:40.300 Sammy: I was listening to the brief; I'm like, damn. 47 00:01:40.300 --> 00:01:41.468 Sammy: You sound really excited about this. 48 00:01:41.468 --> 00:01:42.302 David: I am very excited. 49 00:01:42.302 --> 00:01:43.670 It's going to be actually sick. 50 00:01:43.770 --> 00:01:47.674 David: It's just always scary to get going; once it's going it's easy peasy, 51 00:01:47.674 --> 00:01:51.244 David: but it's that first couple hours is always the hardest. 52 00:01:51.511 --> 00:01:51.911 Sammy: Yeah. 53 00:01:52.479 --> 00:01:52.912 David: Yeah. 54 00:01:53.313 --> 00:01:53.880 Luke: Good morning. 55 00:01:53.880 --> 00:01:54.614 Sammy: You look very tired. 56 00:01:54.848 --> 00:01:55.915 Luke: I am very tired. 57 00:01:56.850 --> 00:02:03.456 Luke: I have so far, since I slept last worked for 13 hours straight. 58 00:02:03.456 --> 00:02:03.990 Sammy: Oh, wow. 59 00:02:05.358 --> 00:02:06.860 Sammy: Now you can work for about 8 hours. 60 00:02:06.993 --> 00:02:08.995 Luke: Yeah; I've been working since yesterday. 61 00:02:08.995 --> 00:02:10.396 Luke: We launched... 62 00:02:10.730 --> 00:02:11.498 Sammy: Oh, oh, oh. 63 00:02:11.498 --> 00:02:12.132 Luke: That needs to go away. 64 00:02:12.365 --> 00:02:13.666 Luke: The Sauce+. 65 00:02:14.033 --> 00:02:14.734 Luke: We did it! 66 00:02:14.734 --> 00:02:15.535 Sammy: Wow; we did it. 67 00:02:17.303 --> 00:02:17.937 Luke: We did it. 68 00:02:17.937 --> 00:02:18.538 Sammy: We did it. 69 00:02:18.538 --> 00:02:22.408 Luke: Look there's comments, on a video; and it's playing. 70 00:02:23.176 --> 00:02:24.310 Sammy and Luke: Wow. 71 00:02:24.310 --> 00:02:25.211 Luke: So cool. 72 00:02:25.345 --> 00:02:26.646 Sammy: And now you're dead as hell. 73 00:02:26.679 --> 00:02:27.881 Luke: And now I'm not alive. 74 00:02:29.782 --> 00:02:30.383 Luke: Yeah. 75 00:02:30.517 --> 00:02:32.385 Sammy: Well, you wanted to push one week, so... 76 00:02:32.619 --> 00:02:37.157 Luke: I did; and then external forces delayed the Sauce+ launch. 77 00:02:37.157 --> 00:02:39.425 Luke: Sauce+ launch was supposed to happen last week on Thursday. 78 00:02:39.425 --> 00:02:40.026 Sammy: Yeah. 79 00:02:41.294 --> 00:02:41.761 Luke: Perfect. 80 00:02:41.761 --> 00:02:43.229 Sammy: Excellent; what rules are you bending today? 81 00:02:43.296 --> 00:02:44.531 Luke: What rules am I bending... 82 00:02:44.531 --> 00:02:47.167 Sammy: David's full speech was about we encourage you to bend rules. 83 00:02:49.002 --> 00:02:50.703 Sammy: So you or either Linus are going to bend rules, 84 00:02:50.703 --> 00:02:52.639 Sammy: so you gotta be a step ahead and bend more rules. 85 00:02:52.639 --> 00:02:55.041 Luke: Oh, Linus is the cheater; he's cheated in every single season. 86 00:02:57.010 --> 00:02:58.411 Luke: I'm not very adept at cheating. 87 00:02:59.045 --> 00:03:00.213 Sammy: Well, you have to. 88 00:03:00.213 --> 00:03:02.182 Luke: I think it'll come down to who I recruit; 89 00:03:02.182 --> 00:03:04.117 they'll have to bring the cheating to the table. 90 00:03:05.518 --> 00:03:07.053 Luke: This is gonna be tough. 91 00:03:07.187 --> 00:03:11.791 I've never done literally anything with home theater equipment, ever. 92 00:03:11.958 --> 00:03:12.392 Sammy: Oh. 93 00:03:13.526 --> 00:03:17.096 Luke: And Linus has a constantly iterating home theater in his apartment. 94 00:03:17.230 --> 00:03:20.633 I also don't build computers nearly as often as Linus; 95 00:03:20.667 --> 00:03:24.137 and Linus has been like hanging out with Spleve for a while now. 96 00:03:24.170 --> 00:03:27.740 Sammy: If it's an oiled, cooled home theater, that's you. 97 00:03:28.675 --> 00:03:30.009 Luke: It's not gonna make me win though. 98 00:03:30.310 --> 00:03:31.678 Sammy: It could! It's cool. 99 00:03:31.678 --> 00:03:33.246 Luke: No, because it's so expensive. 100 00:03:33.279 --> 00:03:34.080 Sammy: But it's so cool. 101 00:03:34.681 --> 00:03:35.415 Luke: It is cool. 102 00:03:37.817 --> 00:03:38.952 Luke: I don't know, I've got some ideas; 103 00:03:38.952 --> 00:03:43.056 I think there's some ways to... Oh, man. 104 00:03:43.156 --> 00:03:47.060 Luke: The thing that gets me is I think it hurts the spirit of the competition; 105 00:03:47.193 --> 00:03:50.863 but then Linus is gonna do it anyways, so I don't know. 106 00:03:50.863 --> 00:03:52.699 Sammy: Ask for forgiveness, not for permission. 107 00:03:53.600 --> 00:03:54.634 Sammy: Are you sick again this year? 108 00:03:55.668 --> 00:03:55.969 Luke: Yeah. 109 00:03:57.370 --> 00:03:58.171 Sammy: Sick and tired. 110 00:03:58.171 --> 00:04:00.607 Luke: I'm not as sick as I was last year, but I am still sick. 111 00:04:01.808 --> 00:04:05.912 Luke: Yeah, the voice being like low isn't because I just woke up, 112 00:04:05.945 --> 00:04:06.579 because I didn't. 113 00:04:07.180 --> 00:04:09.616 Luke: It's because I've been coughing for so long. 114 00:04:11.451 --> 00:04:12.318 Sammy: It's tradition now. 115 00:04:12.952 --> 00:04:19.959 Luke: Yeah, well we book it like right after Computex every year; so we're overseas. 116 00:04:20.126 --> 00:04:22.362 Luke: Linus doesn't get sick much when he travels, I do. 117 00:04:22.462 --> 00:04:25.231 Luke: So we're overseas, we come back, we immediately film Scrapyard Wars. 118 00:04:25.231 --> 00:04:27.567 Luke: So if we keep the schedule, I'm just gonna be sick every season. 119 00:04:27.567 --> 00:04:30.870 Sammy: To be honest, we started two weeks after Computex this year. 120 00:04:31.037 --> 00:04:32.438 Luke: Yeah, I'm just still sick; 121 00:04:33.172 --> 00:04:34.574 Luke: because I was in China for a week afterwards. 122 00:04:34.574 --> 00:04:34.974 Sammy: Yeah. 123 00:04:35.341 --> 00:04:35.942 Sammy: Oh. 124 00:04:36.976 --> 00:04:38.945 Luke: So for me, it's one week after. 125 00:04:38.978 --> 00:04:39.545 Sammy: Okay, that's fair. 126 00:04:39.545 --> 00:04:42.148 Luke: And I was like, if it was this time last week 127 00:04:42.148 --> 00:04:43.583 Luke: I would have been like inoperable. 128 00:04:43.650 --> 00:04:44.217 Sammy: Yeah. 129 00:04:44.784 --> 00:04:48.488 Luke: So I am mostly recovered; it's not that bad at this point, 130 00:04:48.521 --> 00:04:52.325 but I am still sick for sure. 131 00:04:53.693 --> 00:04:54.794 Luke: Again, whatever; 132 00:04:54.827 --> 00:04:58.831 he needs all this to be true or else he's gonna get ROFLstomped. 133 00:04:59.165 --> 00:05:00.867 Sammy: Yeah; that's not good content. 134 00:05:01.100 --> 00:05:01.734 Luke: Yeah. 135 00:05:02.201 --> 00:05:03.369 Luke: Yeah, exactly. 136 00:05:03.369 --> 00:05:04.937 Luke: It would have been too easy for me. 137 00:05:06.239 --> 00:05:07.540 David: That's 20. 138 00:05:08.975 --> 00:05:10.143 Sammy: You know we have tables? 139 00:05:10.310 --> 00:05:11.444 David: I don't believe in tables. 140 00:05:12.011 --> 00:05:13.446 David: It's like it's my belief system. 141 00:05:14.280 --> 00:05:15.682 Man: You believe in firetrucks. 142 00:05:16.849 --> 00:05:17.817 David: Firetrucks supremacy! 143 00:05:18.584 --> 00:05:19.452 Sammy: What the hell? 144 00:05:20.353 --> 00:05:22.989 David: One thing I would encourage both teams to do 145 00:05:22.989 --> 00:05:25.825 is have like a Google doc form where you keep track of like 146 00:05:25.825 --> 00:05:26.092 James: s*** 147 00:05:26.092 --> 00:05:28.494 David: the parts you're buying, the parts you want. 148 00:05:28.494 --> 00:05:31.431 You can even like link screenshots in there if you have time; 149 00:05:32.932 --> 00:05:37.870 but it's a lot easier if you're staying ahead of your organization as opposed to like, 150 00:05:38.071 --> 00:05:39.872 I have 17 listings that I'm messaging; 151 00:05:39.972 --> 00:05:43.109 so it's not just like a helpful for us in accounting. 152 00:05:43.109 --> 00:05:45.011 It's helpful for you if you stay organized. 153 00:05:46.145 --> 00:05:47.146 Adam: I don't want to do that. 154 00:05:47.180 --> 00:05:47.613 David: Sure? 155 00:05:48.948 --> 00:05:51.584 Sammi: I didn't do that last year so we're not doing it this year. 156 00:05:52.485 --> 00:05:54.387 Sammy: Do you have any tips for everybody this year, Sammi? 157 00:05:54.387 --> 00:05:55.655 Adam: Yeah, what did you learn last time? 158 00:05:55.688 --> 00:06:00.693 Sammi: Play to your audience, find out who the judges are, work around that. 159 00:06:00.693 --> 00:06:02.995 Sammi: Maybe stalk them on Facebook or Instagram. see what they like. 160 00:06:02.995 --> 00:06:03.596 Adam: The judges? 161 00:06:04.030 --> 00:06:04.597 Sammi: Yes. 162 00:06:04.731 --> 00:06:05.298 Adam: Okay, okay. 163 00:06:05.298 --> 00:06:10.002 Sammi: You know, like if it's Plouffe again you know he's a keyboard guy; 164 00:06:10.036 --> 00:06:12.038 you can't have a mushy keyboard, you know? 165 00:06:12.038 --> 00:06:12.672 Adam: Yeah, yeah. 166 00:06:12.672 --> 00:06:14.774 Sammi: But if it's like somebody at the office who types on 167 00:06:14.807 --> 00:06:18.945 like a standard Lenovo keyboard all day and is like this is great. 168 00:06:19.112 --> 00:06:19.712 Adam: Oh, that's fun. 169 00:06:19.712 --> 00:06:22.548 Sammi: Or if they like the MacBook butterfly switches; 170 00:06:22.548 --> 00:06:25.318 then you know, you just know they don't have taste in keyboards. 171 00:06:25.318 --> 00:06:26.152 Adam: Whoa. 172 00:06:27.420 --> 00:06:30.990 Adam: Damn; butterfly fans in shambles. 173 00:06:31.924 --> 00:06:34.427 Sammi: The one, that probably doesn't even watch our channel 174 00:06:34.427 --> 00:06:35.495 because we're a PC channel. 175 00:06:35.495 --> 00:06:38.531 Adam: They can't actually type in because their T key doesn't work. 176 00:06:38.564 --> 00:06:39.098 Sammi: Yeah. 177 00:06:39.332 --> 00:06:43.836 Sammi: No, I'm a hater because I had like the stupid butterfly switches, 178 00:06:43.836 --> 00:06:46.472 and then I had to get like the warranty done like five times. 179 00:06:46.472 --> 00:06:48.875 And then every single time they're like this is the last time; 180 00:06:48.875 --> 00:06:50.042 and I was like no, it's not. 181 00:06:50.743 --> 00:06:52.612 Adam: If it keeps breaking it will not be the last time. 182 00:06:52.779 --> 00:06:54.680 Sammi: You got a class action lawsuit. 183 00:06:55.515 --> 00:06:55.982 Adam: Thank you. 184 00:06:56.115 --> 00:06:57.016 Sammi: And you lost. 185 00:06:58.518 --> 00:06:59.485 Sammy: How'd you break your ARM? 186 00:06:59.952 --> 00:07:00.686 David: Playing hockey. 187 00:07:00.953 --> 00:07:01.687 Sammy: Oooh. 188 00:07:01.821 --> 00:07:02.255 David: Yeah. 189 00:07:02.455 --> 00:07:04.957 David: It's so disappointing, my team's playing for the championship tonight. 190 00:07:05.191 --> 00:07:06.058 Adam: Woahh. 191 00:07:06.192 --> 00:07:06.859 Sammy: Oh. 192 00:07:06.859 --> 00:07:07.593 David: I want to be there so bad. 193 00:07:07.593 --> 00:07:09.262 David: I'm going to go after and like watch, but... 194 00:07:10.630 --> 00:07:12.532 Adam: Get in the fight? Climb on the ice? 195 00:07:12.532 --> 00:07:12.965 David: Yeah. 196 00:07:13.733 --> 00:07:14.600 Sammy: Join in the fight. 197 00:07:14.600 --> 00:07:17.003 David: Well, it's beer League; so people get really, really f***ing intense. 198 00:07:17.236 --> 00:07:20.306 David: Um, and we always get emails from the league organizer being like 199 00:07:20.306 --> 00:07:23.676 You can't do this, you can't do this, you can't do that; 200 00:07:23.676 --> 00:07:26.813 and the most recent one was like you're allowed to have coaches on your team, 201 00:07:26.813 --> 00:07:29.415 but they're, they can't talk to the reps, they can't swear at the reps. 202 00:07:29.415 --> 00:07:30.383 They can't do this. 203 00:07:30.416 --> 00:07:31.818 Cause apparently all the like coaches, 204 00:07:31.818 --> 00:07:34.520 which are just like players that aren't playing, were just like 205 00:07:35.254 --> 00:07:38.658 beaking the reps so hard and just like being so abusive. 206 00:07:39.292 --> 00:07:41.294 David: That being said, they're reps; they're not people, so... 207 00:07:41.327 --> 00:07:43.596 Adam: That's, that's messed up; because they are people. 208 00:07:43.596 --> 00:07:44.230 David: No, they're not. 209 00:07:44.397 --> 00:07:46.232 Adam: Are the, are the refs also- 210 00:07:46.232 --> 00:07:49.268 Are the refs also volunteer adults as part of the beer league, or are they-? 211 00:07:49.268 --> 00:07:49.869 David: They're paid. 212 00:07:49.869 --> 00:07:50.870 Adam: They're like 17 year old guys? 213 00:07:50.870 --> 00:07:53.372 David: No, no, no; they're like 40 year olds, people. 214 00:07:53.372 --> 00:07:56.476 Adam: Well, it's like messed up; like, especially like they- 215 00:07:56.476 --> 00:07:56.843 David: I would not- 216 00:07:56.843 --> 00:07:57.844 Adam: My brother was a ref. 217 00:07:57.844 --> 00:07:59.779 David: To be fair, I would not want to be a ref in the beer league; 218 00:07:59.779 --> 00:08:01.113 David: they're, they're mean, I'm mean. 219 00:08:01.113 --> 00:08:02.548 Adam: Everyone's- No, the parents are mean. 220 00:08:02.548 --> 00:08:03.616 David: Yeah, like the parents are the worst. 221 00:08:03.649 --> 00:08:05.117 Adam: My brother was a ref when he was like 18. 222 00:08:05.117 --> 00:08:05.551 David: Yeah. 223 00:08:06.085 --> 00:08:07.420 Adam: For like minor league hockey. 224 00:08:07.420 --> 00:08:07.653 David: Yeah. 225 00:08:07.653 --> 00:08:08.187 Adam: And like- 226 00:08:08.187 --> 00:08:09.922 David: So far I haven't gotten kicked out of a game yet though. 227 00:08:10.323 --> 00:08:10.723 Adam: That's good. 228 00:08:10.723 --> 00:08:11.224 Sammy: So far. 229 00:08:11.224 --> 00:08:11.724 David: So far. 230 00:08:12.925 --> 00:08:13.559 David: Well, I wouldn't kick that- 231 00:08:13.559 --> 00:08:14.494 Adam: Until you punched that guy. 232 00:08:14.494 --> 00:08:15.027 David: Yeah. 233 00:08:15.294 --> 00:08:17.530 Adam: Sorry that it broke your hand, but you should see his face. 234 00:08:18.164 --> 00:08:19.499 Sammy: It's also 9:30. 235 00:08:19.765 --> 00:08:21.501 Adam: What is the, what is that? 236 00:08:21.634 --> 00:08:23.870 Sammy: Linus call time, 9:30; he needs to be here at 9:30. 237 00:08:23.870 --> 00:08:28.341 Adam: Oh yeah; well, that's about an hour before he's ever actually here. 238 00:08:28.441 --> 00:08:29.008 Sammy: Oh yeah. 239 00:08:29.008 --> 00:08:32.278 Sammy: I, I didn't say that; I just, I just said it was 9:30. 240 00:08:32.645 --> 00:08:34.814 Sammy: Letting David know that he's late, Again. 241 00:08:35.681 --> 00:08:38.451 Adam: No, that's true; you can't get Linus here before 10:30. 242 00:08:42.722 --> 00:08:43.623 Sammy: Oh, Linus is here, I saw him. 243 00:08:43.623 --> 00:08:44.056 David: Oh. 244 00:08:44.357 --> 00:08:44.790 Sammy: Yeah. 245 00:08:45.958 --> 00:08:47.193 Sammy: You can probably just call him and he'll probably answer; 246 00:08:47.193 --> 00:08:47.860 like, oh, I'm here. 247 00:08:49.729 --> 00:08:50.897 David: Did he go upstairs? 248 00:08:51.397 --> 00:08:54.233 Sammy: Uh, I don't know where he is now; but I did see him pull in. 249 00:08:55.167 --> 00:08:57.270 Linus: Hey, I'm sorry; I'm- I'm here. 250 00:08:57.270 --> 00:08:59.939 Linus: But Terren had to call me about something urgent. 251 00:08:59.972 --> 00:09:00.439 David: Okay. 252 00:09:01.574 --> 00:09:04.110 Just sort that out and then come down to the Labs whenever you're ready. 253 00:09:04.110 --> 00:09:06.112 David: What, what do you think? Like 15, 20 minutes? 254 00:09:06.846 --> 00:09:09.081 Linus: Hopefully not, hopefully five. 255 00:09:09.081 --> 00:09:09.482 David: Okay. 256 00:09:09.482 --> 00:09:11.083 Linus: I'm just, I'm just down the street. 257 00:09:11.083 --> 00:09:11.484 David: Okay. 258 00:09:11.517 --> 00:09:13.252 Linus: And I needed a little bit of privacy. 259 00:09:13.252 --> 00:09:13.886 David: Yeah, yeah; all good. 260 00:09:13.886 --> 00:09:15.488 Linus: I'm gonna finish this conversation and then I'll be right there. 261 00:09:15.488 --> 00:09:16.822 David: Sounds good, alright; see you in a bit, Linus. 262 00:09:16.822 --> 00:09:17.890 Linus: Okay, goodbye. 263 00:09:17.924 --> 00:09:18.291 David: Bye. 264 00:09:18.724 --> 00:09:19.091 James: Hi. 265 00:09:19.225 --> 00:09:20.493 Sammy: Good morning, Scrapyard Wars. 266 00:09:20.526 --> 00:09:21.093 James: What's up? 267 00:09:21.093 --> 00:09:23.462 Sammy: It's apparently the biggest shoot we've done this year or ever. 268 00:09:23.930 --> 00:09:24.430 James: Ever? 269 00:09:24.564 --> 00:09:25.231 Sammy: Apparently. 270 00:09:25.231 --> 00:09:25.898 James: Of all time? 271 00:09:25.998 --> 00:09:26.832 Sammy: Look how many people are here. 272 00:09:27.133 --> 00:09:29.702 James: I don't know, man; we've done some big game shows and stuff in the past. 273 00:09:29.702 --> 00:09:31.203 The Roast was a huge production. 274 00:09:31.237 --> 00:09:33.072 Sammy: This is the biggest one internally. 275 00:09:33.739 --> 00:09:36.108 James: Biggest only, only internal production? 276 00:09:36.108 --> 00:09:36.876 Sammy: Yeah. 277 00:09:37.443 --> 00:09:39.412 James: Is it bigger than last Scrapyard Wars? 278 00:09:39.445 --> 00:09:40.613 Sammy: Yeah; well, look at how many people are here. 279 00:09:40.613 --> 00:09:41.581 James: The teams are bigger, aren't they? 280 00:09:41.614 --> 00:09:42.381 Sammy: Yeah. 281 00:09:42.448 --> 00:09:44.150 James: We've got specially built rooms. 282 00:09:44.183 --> 00:09:46.152 Sammy: Yeah, and more people shooting. 283 00:09:46.352 --> 00:09:46.953 James: Yeah. 284 00:09:47.153 --> 00:09:47.653 Sammy: Yeah. 285 00:09:47.653 --> 00:09:48.588 James: And we're all getting older; 286 00:09:48.588 --> 00:09:50.122 like we probably all weight more than last year. 287 00:09:50.756 --> 00:09:53.459 James: That's just, that's just life in your thirties. 288 00:09:53.459 --> 00:09:54.927 Sammy: So like physically both ways, you know? 289 00:09:54.927 --> 00:09:58.497 James: This is the biggest, heaviest Scrapyard Wars we've ever done. 290 00:09:58.497 --> 00:10:00.166 James: Tons of Scrapyard Wars. 291 00:10:00.399 --> 00:10:01.500 David: When you guys are getting picked, 292 00:10:01.534 --> 00:10:04.503 it'll be like a little video clip of like, I'm so and so, 293 00:10:04.537 --> 00:10:09.075 and I'm like the, I'm the driver; so imagine like a heist movie, 294 00:10:09.075 --> 00:10:13.212 and try and come up with like something that is a good title for you, 295 00:10:13.212 --> 00:10:16.582 but is actually related to what you think your specialty is. 296 00:10:16.949 --> 00:10:21.687 So you're like, I'm Seb and I'm the maker; I don't know; 297 00:10:21.687 --> 00:10:22.388 something better than that. 298 00:10:22.388 --> 00:10:23.322 James: I'm the pretty one. 299 00:10:23.356 --> 00:10:24.123 David: I'm the- Yeah. 300 00:10:24.657 --> 00:10:26.993 Adam: I'm Adam and I'm the jewel that everyone's trying to steal. 301 00:10:26.993 --> 00:10:27.426 David: Yeah. 302 00:10:30.129 --> 00:10:30.630 David: Yeah, yeah. 303 00:10:31.664 --> 00:10:35.067 We'll shoot, we will just use B roll of Scrapyard Wars; 304 00:10:35.067 --> 00:10:38.137 so we don't need to like get a shot of you guys like doing a kick flip or something. 305 00:10:38.137 --> 00:10:41.374 David: So just think of something that's like identifies to you, 306 00:10:41.374 --> 00:10:44.243 but is kind of funny; something we can, 307 00:10:44.243 --> 00:10:46.112 an exercise we can do while we're waiting for Linus. 308 00:10:46.779 --> 00:10:48.014 Sammy: Go in a circle. 309 00:10:48.814 --> 00:10:50.783 David: I'm Dingo Dave and I love to dance. 310 00:10:51.751 --> 00:10:52.351 Sammy: Look at Luke. 311 00:10:53.986 --> 00:10:55.655 David: That's a game face if I I've ever seen a game face. 312 00:10:55.921 --> 00:10:58.424 Sammy: What's your prediction for this year? How it's going to go out? 313 00:10:58.591 --> 00:11:00.393 David: I think it's going to be really exciting. 314 00:11:00.459 --> 00:11:03.162 I think there's going to be lots of unexpected twists and turns. 315 00:11:03.162 --> 00:11:06.866 The people that we picked are really skilled at making stuff and design; 316 00:11:06.866 --> 00:11:10.236 and so I think they're going to go above and beyond what I could do. 317 00:11:10.336 --> 00:11:15.541 And I'm really excited to see what ends up happening 318 00:11:15.541 --> 00:11:21.814 and the scale at which these home improvements happen; so we'll see. 319 00:11:22.982 --> 00:11:25.117 Sammy: What do you think is going to be the drama of this year? 320 00:11:25.885 --> 00:11:26.585 David: Uh, time. 321 00:11:26.752 --> 00:11:27.586 I think it's going to be... 322 00:11:27.920 --> 00:11:30.790 because we have an extra day compared to the last couple of ones we've done; 323 00:11:30.856 --> 00:11:32.692 it's going to feel like there's lots of time. 324 00:11:32.825 --> 00:11:34.960 But then I think halfway through the second day 325 00:11:34.994 --> 00:11:38.431 people are going to realize they were overly ambitious with their plans. 326 00:11:38.431 --> 00:11:40.800 Sammy: Sorry, you said we gain extra but we lose an extra day. 327 00:11:40.800 --> 00:11:41.634 David: No, there is an extra day. 328 00:11:41.667 --> 00:11:43.736 David: So we shot over three days last year. 329 00:11:43.736 --> 00:11:44.570 Sammy: Oh, did we? 330 00:11:44.570 --> 00:11:45.738 David: We have a fourth day this year. 331 00:11:45.971 --> 00:11:48.674 Sammy: Oh, okay; my bad. 332 00:11:48.674 --> 00:11:51.477 David: But I think that because there's so much more to do, it'll- 333 00:11:51.510 --> 00:11:54.880 David: The first day will be slow and no one will be super productive the first day, 334 00:11:54.880 --> 00:11:57.416 David: but then second and third day are going to be pretty crazy; so we'll see. 335 00:11:57.750 --> 00:11:58.451 Sammy: How's it going Linus? 336 00:11:58.484 --> 00:11:59.685 Linus: Sorry, did you need some-? Oh. 337 00:11:59.719 --> 00:12:00.419 David: ...said how you're doing? 338 00:12:00.653 --> 00:12:02.354 Linus: Good, never better. 339 00:12:03.522 --> 00:12:05.891 Linus: I swear the universe conspires against me. 340 00:12:05.925 --> 00:12:08.260 Linus: The one morning I'm actually like kind of on time. 341 00:12:08.294 --> 00:12:08.694 David: Yeah. 342 00:12:09.528 --> 00:12:11.931 Linus: Terren calls me like right as I'm on my way in and it's like- 343 00:12:11.931 --> 00:12:12.698 David: Emergency! 344 00:12:12.698 --> 00:12:16.035 Linus: 15 minutes? I can't, I can't account for all of my lateness that way. 345 00:12:16.068 --> 00:12:17.737 Linus: I was like seven minutes late already. 346 00:12:17.770 --> 00:12:18.537 James: What pants are those? 347 00:12:18.537 --> 00:12:20.172 Linus: Oh, these are just pants. 348 00:12:20.206 --> 00:12:21.073 James: They're not ours? 349 00:12:21.107 --> 00:12:21.507 Linus: No. 350 00:12:21.807 --> 00:12:22.108 Sammy: What? 351 00:12:22.141 --> 00:12:22.908 James: I didn't know you did that. 352 00:12:22.942 --> 00:12:23.976 Sammy: That's illegal. 353 00:12:23.976 --> 00:12:25.978 Linus: I, I usually don't. 354 00:12:26.011 --> 00:12:28.013 James: They're either badminton pants or work pants... 355 00:12:30.616 --> 00:12:33.018 Linus: It's true, it's true what he says. 356 00:12:33.352 --> 00:12:36.856 David: Everything's on the prompter for flow, intro and stuff; 357 00:12:36.889 --> 00:12:39.024 just as a reminder, there's- You're starting outside the room, 358 00:12:39.024 --> 00:12:40.659 David: and then you're going in with Luke and kind of talking about it. 359 00:12:40.659 --> 00:12:43.329 David: And then it ends with like a "how are we possibly going to do this?"; 360 00:12:43.362 --> 00:12:45.831 and then it's the Rick and Morty set stinger of like, 361 00:12:45.831 --> 00:12:47.399 with a little help from a friend! 362 00:12:47.633 --> 00:12:49.435 David: And then we bring, yeah. 363 00:12:49.502 --> 00:12:50.369 Linus: Duh, duhduh-duh-DUH! 364 00:12:50.369 --> 00:12:53.239 David: And then we go out, we pick and then we break off into teams, 365 00:12:54.373 --> 00:12:56.909 and then away we go. 366 00:12:57.009 --> 00:12:57.443 Linus: Okay. 367 00:12:57.910 --> 00:13:00.279 David: When do you want money? For the intro? 368 00:13:01.914 --> 00:13:02.982 Linus: That sounds pretty good 369 00:13:02.982 --> 00:13:04.383 Linus: Ah, maple syrup. 370 00:13:06.485 --> 00:13:08.487 Linus: It does smell a little bit like maple syrup, have you ever tried it? 371 00:13:08.587 --> 00:13:09.054 Sammy: No. 372 00:13:09.155 --> 00:13:10.189 Linus: Canadian money; here, try it. 373 00:13:13.125 --> 00:13:13.893 Sammy: It smells like money. 374 00:13:13.993 --> 00:13:14.860 Sammy: It smells like money. 375 00:13:15.995 --> 00:13:18.297 Linus: Well, that's Canadian money; maple syrup, right? 376 00:13:18.664 --> 00:13:20.499 Sammy: Our money does not smell like money. 377 00:13:20.499 --> 00:13:23.369 Linus: That's our, that's the currency we had before we had dollars; 378 00:13:23.369 --> 00:13:24.804 a lot of Americans don't know that. 379 00:13:25.504 --> 00:13:28.808 Linus: We actually exchanged maple syrup as currency. 380 00:13:29.041 --> 00:13:29.708 Sammy: Shut up. 381 00:13:29.742 --> 00:13:31.510 Linus: Because, no- No, I'm serious; 382 00:13:31.610 --> 00:13:34.013 because you, like you can solidify it. 383 00:13:34.079 --> 00:13:37.983 So then you can actually, you can actually use it as a monetary instrument. 384 00:13:38.684 --> 00:13:40.519 Linus: He's giving me this look; it's like dude. 385 00:13:42.254 --> 00:13:43.422 What kind of Canadian are you? 386 00:13:43.422 --> 00:13:45.424 You don't know our proud maple syrup history. 387 00:13:45.691 --> 00:13:47.293 Sammy: No, I don't; I don't know. 388 00:13:47.293 --> 00:13:48.561 Sammy: I think you're f***ing with me. 389 00:13:48.661 --> 00:13:49.695 Sammy: I think you're f***ing with me- 390 00:13:49.695 --> 00:13:51.096 Sebastian: There was a multi-million dollar heist like five years ago. 391 00:13:51.096 --> 00:13:51.597 Sammy: Nah f******* 392 00:13:51.597 --> 00:13:52.665 Sammy: Shut the hell up. 393 00:13:52.665 --> 00:13:54.033 Sebastian: Not even joking, there was. 394 00:13:55.100 --> 00:13:55.801 Sammy: I'm getting punked here. 395 00:13:55.835 --> 00:13:57.036 Sebastian: There was like a global disruption. 396 00:13:58.470 --> 00:13:59.271 Sammy: I'm getting punked here. 397 00:13:59.905 --> 00:14:00.573 Sammy: James they... 398 00:14:00.573 --> 00:14:01.607 James: I don't know either, man. 399 00:14:04.210 --> 00:14:04.877 Sammy: I take one. 400 00:14:05.110 --> 00:14:07.279 Man: I, right now, I got these two... 401 00:14:07.279 --> 00:14:10.349 Sammy: You guys are matching today, black shirt and gray pants; 402 00:14:10.382 --> 00:14:11.383 Luke: Hell yeah dude. 403 00:14:11.483 --> 00:14:12.852 Sammy: with no, but not million pockets. 404 00:14:12.952 --> 00:14:15.087 Luke: Is it, is it? Are those LTT fans? 405 00:14:15.087 --> 00:14:15.454 Linus: No. 406 00:14:15.988 --> 00:14:17.656 Linus: Second person to ask me this morning. 407 00:14:17.656 --> 00:14:20.092 Linus: I wear non LTT pants one time. 408 00:14:20.092 --> 00:14:20.693 Luke: Wow. 409 00:14:21.427 --> 00:14:22.595 Luke: I'm disappointed. 410 00:14:22.728 --> 00:14:23.562 Sammy: It's too jarring, you know? 411 00:14:23.562 --> 00:14:25.931 David: Okay, so the intro starts in front of the room. 412 00:14:26.732 --> 00:14:28.634 David: so, everyone hide. 413 00:14:30.269 --> 00:14:31.370 James: So we're not in any shot? 414 00:14:31.670 --> 00:14:32.805 James: Should we just go over there? 415 00:14:32.805 --> 00:14:34.573 David: The intro is just the rooms in the- 416 00:14:34.573 --> 00:14:36.642 Linus: They don't have to hide that; they could hide here. 417 00:14:37.209 --> 00:14:38.577 Linus: Yeah, you guys can hide here, you don't have to... 418 00:14:38.577 --> 00:14:38.944 Natalie: Oh. 419 00:14:40.613 --> 00:14:41.814 Linus: Hold on, I'm going to get the cash. 420 00:14:43.916 --> 00:14:44.950 Linus: Can't actually leave it around. 421 00:14:47.186 --> 00:14:48.554 Sammy: You can leave with me, it's okay. 422 00:14:49.622 --> 00:14:52.191 Linus: Okay, don't; just ask for help, please. 423 00:14:52.191 --> 00:14:52.758 Linus: No, stop. 424 00:14:52.758 --> 00:14:53.392 David: Can you put it down? 425 00:14:53.492 --> 00:14:54.493 Linus: Don't try to take it from me. 426 00:14:54.493 --> 00:14:55.127 David: Can you just put it down? 427 00:14:55.227 --> 00:14:55.828 Linus: Oh, you want it? 428 00:14:55.828 --> 00:14:56.595 David: I want it to my table. 429 00:14:58.731 --> 00:14:59.265 Linus: Okay. 430 00:14:59.765 --> 00:15:02.501 Linus: He probably shouldn't even be here, I totally forgot about that. 431 00:15:02.501 --> 00:15:03.535 David: No, I need to be here. 432 00:15:04.136 --> 00:15:04.803 Sammy: It's his baby. 433 00:15:05.671 --> 00:15:08.107 David: The other thing, I've already told Luke but yeah 434 00:15:08.107 --> 00:15:10.142 you have to pick up something and pay for it today. 435 00:15:10.476 --> 00:15:10.809 Linus: Okay. 436 00:15:12.878 --> 00:15:13.245 David: And then... 437 00:15:13.279 --> 00:15:13.812 Linus: What if it's free. 438 00:15:14.813 --> 00:15:15.848 David: You have to pay for something- 439 00:15:16.649 --> 00:15:17.182 Linus: I think that's fine. 440 00:15:17.182 --> 00:15:17.850 David: Sure, fine. 441 00:15:17.850 --> 00:15:18.784 David: If it's free, sure. 442 00:15:19.885 --> 00:15:21.453 Linus: It has to be something you're going to use, though. 443 00:15:21.453 --> 00:15:22.588 Luke: Yeah, no. Linus: You can't just find a random... 444 00:15:22.588 --> 00:15:26.625 David: We're using our own vehicles, but if you need the work truck 445 00:15:26.625 --> 00:15:29.028 we can organize that and get that part of it. 446 00:15:29.028 --> 00:15:29.662 Linus: Okay. 447 00:15:29.695 --> 00:15:30.462 Sammy: Are you joining us? 448 00:15:30.729 --> 00:15:31.964 Terren: Sorry? I'm not. 449 00:15:31.997 --> 00:15:34.600 Terren: I'm trying not to get in the way and I'm totally in the way. 450 00:15:35.334 --> 00:15:37.369 Sammy: You can go through the whole middle here. 451 00:15:40.706 --> 00:15:42.841 Luke: I refuse to be in the same room as the ends of the... 452 00:15:42.841 --> 00:15:43.375 Terren: Bye! 453 00:15:43.709 --> 00:15:44.476 Linus: See you later. 454 00:15:44.643 --> 00:15:44.977 Luke: Bye. 455 00:15:45.010 --> 00:15:46.278 James: Do that helmet up properly. 456 00:15:46.278 --> 00:15:47.880 Linus: Yeah, do that helmet up properly! 457 00:15:47.880 --> 00:15:49.648 Sammy: You're on camera, you got to do it now. 458 00:15:52.518 --> 00:15:53.018 Linus: Bye. 459 00:15:53.986 --> 00:15:55.054 Sammy: That's our CEO right there. 460 00:15:55.554 --> 00:15:56.021 Sammy: That's him. 461 00:15:57.489 --> 00:15:59.091 Andy: That one, just a cable? 462 00:16:00.092 --> 00:16:01.994 Sammi: I got drive-by mugged. 463 00:16:03.062 --> 00:16:04.296 Sammi: I wish that all- 464 00:16:04.330 --> 00:16:07.266 Linus: I mean, drive-by mugging would actually be kind of impressive. 465 00:16:07.299 --> 00:16:08.767 James: It's common in India. 466 00:16:09.335 --> 00:16:09.735 Luke: Really? 467 00:16:09.735 --> 00:16:11.236 James: Scooters? They just rip by and grab your bag. 468 00:16:11.236 --> 00:16:12.338 Sammi: Oh yeah, there's that. 469 00:16:12.338 --> 00:16:13.305 Linus: But that's ride-by, 470 00:16:13.472 --> 00:16:14.506 James: Drive-by. 471 00:16:14.506 --> 00:16:15.341 Linus: that's ride-by, I don't accept it. 472 00:16:15.341 --> 00:16:15.941 James: As supposed to- 473 00:16:15.975 --> 00:16:16.809 Linus: I want drive-by. 474 00:16:16.909 --> 00:16:18.043 James: Oh, like out of a window of a car. 475 00:16:18.043 --> 00:16:19.011 Linus: Out of a car, yeah. 476 00:16:19.044 --> 00:16:19.611 James: Oh, okay. 477 00:16:21.013 --> 00:16:23.515 Linus: I'd be like, you know what? You can have it. 478 00:16:24.216 --> 00:16:24.616 Linus: Like... 479 00:16:26.085 --> 00:16:27.052 Sammy: I respect the hustle. 480 00:16:27.286 --> 00:16:27.653 Linus: Yeah. 481 00:16:28.387 --> 00:16:30.289 Linus: I didn't have any cash in it or anything; 482 00:16:30.289 --> 00:16:34.193 so honestly, the only thing I really cared about was getting this wallet back; 483 00:16:34.326 --> 00:16:35.627 because Yvonne made it for me. 484 00:16:35.627 --> 00:16:36.095 Luke: Yeah. 485 00:16:36.095 --> 00:16:39.598 Linus: And she did it so long ago, and has not kept up with leather working 486 00:16:39.598 --> 00:16:41.834 that she literally wouldn't be able to make me another one now. 487 00:16:41.967 --> 00:16:42.368 David: Yeah. 488 00:16:42.368 --> 00:16:43.535 Linus: So it's a one of one. 489 00:16:43.569 --> 00:16:44.136 Luke: Yeah. 490 00:16:44.136 --> 00:16:47.639 David: Oh, other detail; today you'll break off into your rooms 491 00:16:47.639 --> 00:16:48.507 and you'll plan in your rooms. 492 00:16:48.540 --> 00:16:50.109 We have other spaces for you- 493 00:16:50.109 --> 00:16:51.010 Linus: I plan to keep working. 494 00:16:51.510 --> 00:16:51.944 David: Yeah, okay. 495 00:16:51.944 --> 00:16:52.811 Linus: No breaks for me. 496 00:16:53.612 --> 00:16:54.446 David: All through the night? 497 00:16:55.247 --> 00:16:57.182 Linus: No breaks, get it? We're not going to break off. 498 00:16:57.349 --> 00:16:57.816 David: Oh, sure. 499 00:16:59.351 --> 00:17:03.889 David: If you are good with just having your stuff in there, that's the best. 500 00:17:03.889 --> 00:17:04.423 Linus: Yeah, we should. 501 00:17:04.523 --> 00:17:05.290 David: Okay, then let's do that. 502 00:17:05.290 --> 00:17:06.025 Linus: That's our space. 503 00:17:06.058 --> 00:17:07.026 David: That should be fine. 504 00:17:07.059 --> 00:17:08.360 Linus: Yeah, that's base camp. 505 00:17:08.360 --> 00:17:10.195 David: Yeah, one of the rules is don't go peek. 506 00:17:10.496 --> 00:17:10.863 Luke: Yeah. 507 00:17:10.896 --> 00:17:11.296 Linus: Yeah. 508 00:17:11.330 --> 00:17:13.032 David: That's- Yeah I'm not allowing that. 509 00:17:13.032 --> 00:17:14.933 Luke: I think we actually generally do just respect that. 510 00:17:14.933 --> 00:17:15.234 Linus: Yeah. 511 00:17:15.267 --> 00:17:15.901 Luke: Because it's lame. 512 00:17:15.968 --> 00:17:16.835 David: It's super lame. 513 00:17:16.835 --> 00:17:17.536 Linus: It sucks, it's boring. 514 00:17:17.536 --> 00:17:18.404 David: It's not good content, so- 515 00:17:18.404 --> 00:17:19.772 Linus: Yeah, it's like watching the Oilers. 516 00:17:22.107 --> 00:17:23.776 Linus: This was the first game of the playoffs, 517 00:17:23.809 --> 00:17:26.645 I like had someone over to watch the game. 518 00:17:26.645 --> 00:17:29.014 Linus: It was just Luke or whatever, but still. 519 00:17:30.015 --> 00:17:30.916 Linus: Oh yes, red. 520 00:17:31.050 --> 00:17:32.785 Linus: Oh, I'm red and blue. 521 00:17:32.818 --> 00:17:34.219 Man: Someone's monitoring it then. 522 00:17:34.219 --> 00:17:34.620 Linus: Okay. 523 00:17:34.620 --> 00:17:34.987 Man: Thank you. 524 00:17:34.987 --> 00:17:36.688 Luke: Where's the white? Oh, it's on your ARM. 525 00:17:38.257 --> 00:17:40.059 David: You want to wipe your ARM off? Is that plaster? 526 00:17:40.059 --> 00:17:40.459 Linus: Nope. 527 00:17:40.459 --> 00:17:43.262 Linus: That's my shmoo, for my tennis elbow. 528 00:17:43.262 --> 00:17:43.662 David: Oh. 529 00:17:43.996 --> 00:17:44.430 Sammy: Oh. 530 00:17:44.463 --> 00:17:46.031 Linus: Anti inflamatory shmoo. 531 00:17:46.832 --> 00:17:47.966 David: I thought it was plaster or something. 532 00:17:51.303 --> 00:17:55.007 Andy: Alright guys, so could you pull out your tentacle 533 00:17:55.007 --> 00:17:58.444 to make sure there's like one red indicator that's on? 534 00:17:58.477 --> 00:17:59.144 Man: I checked it. 535 00:17:59.311 --> 00:18:00.112 James: Solid red. 536 00:18:00.112 --> 00:18:00.946 Andy: Everyone's rolling? 537 00:18:01.080 --> 00:18:01.847 Man: Red is dead.. 538 00:18:01.880 --> 00:18:03.148 Andy: Then we should be good. 539 00:18:03.182 --> 00:18:04.283 Linus: Red is dead? 540 00:18:04.483 --> 00:18:04.983 Natalie: Yes. 541 00:18:05.117 --> 00:18:07.886 Andy: Okay, then we can do slate... uh Reece. 542 00:18:09.788 --> 00:18:11.657 James: I can be Reece; oh, there he is. 543 00:18:14.226 --> 00:18:15.027 Reece: Everybody's looking? 544 00:18:15.928 --> 00:18:17.062 Andy: All camera rolling. 545 00:18:17.229 --> 00:18:18.564 Andrew: Okay, rolling, rolling! 546 00:18:20.999 --> 00:18:21.500 James: Fire. 547 00:18:24.670 --> 00:18:25.304 David: Go for it. 548 00:18:25.304 --> 00:18:27.272 Reece: Scrapyard Wars 2025! 549 00:18:27.406 --> 00:18:28.607 Everyone: Woo! 550 00:18:28.707 --> 00:18:29.374 Man: Let's go! 551 00:18:29.374 --> 00:18:30.008 Adam: It's happening. 552 00:18:30.409 --> 00:18:30.843 Reece: Okay. 553 00:18:32.177 --> 00:18:33.245 Linus: Aren't you supposed to clack it twice? 554 00:18:33.412 --> 00:18:35.247 Andy: Another note, guys... 555 00:18:35.247 --> 00:18:36.582 Reece: I always do that, they never liked when I did it twice. 556 00:18:36.582 --> 00:18:37.049 Linus: Really? 557 00:18:37.149 --> 00:18:40.586 Andy: Another note, like if you are going out buying stuff 558 00:18:40.586 --> 00:18:43.222 and if you're recording on your phone, 559 00:18:43.322 --> 00:18:47.126 make sure you do clap clap before you start buying stuff, 560 00:18:47.226 --> 00:18:50.095 make sure you do another clap clap after you're buying stuff. 561 00:18:50.829 --> 00:18:53.966 Please have that on camera, AKA phone, 562 00:18:53.999 --> 00:18:57.836 that will make whoever editing like jobs a lot easier. 563 00:18:57.870 --> 00:18:59.938 Linus: Is that for every clip? 564 00:19:00.305 --> 00:19:01.406 Andy: Not for every clip. 565 00:19:01.406 --> 00:19:02.407 Linus: Okay, so just for that chunk. 566 00:19:02.407 --> 00:19:03.976 Andy: For that chunk, yeah, for that chunk. 567 00:19:04.109 --> 00:19:06.245 Linus: I will, I will open- 568 00:19:06.311 --> 00:19:08.780 When I open the door I'll open it like that; does that kind of work? 569 00:19:09.448 --> 00:19:12.251 He's larger than me, so it shouldn't matter if I move to the floor. 570 00:19:13.218 --> 00:19:14.453 Andy: Alright another note, 571 00:19:14.686 --> 00:19:19.591 if you are tuning on your phone it's 2997; don't do 24, don't do 25. 572 00:19:20.726 --> 00:19:21.760 Luke: That's going to be so easy. 573 00:19:22.294 --> 00:19:23.662 Adam: It might say on your phone 574 00:19:23.662 --> 00:19:24.663 Luke: That's going to be so easy. 575 00:19:24.763 --> 00:19:25.697 David: Yeah; that's going to be, yeah. 576 00:19:27.099 --> 00:19:27.666 David: It's starting. 577 00:19:27.666 --> 00:19:30.702 Linus: Oh, you know what? David, you wanted like a money throw up moment. 578 00:19:30.702 --> 00:19:32.504 David: I was going to do that after, once we had the teams locked in. 579 00:19:32.504 --> 00:19:33.539 Linus: Or we could just do it right now? 580 00:19:33.605 --> 00:19:34.039 David: Sure. 581 00:19:35.507 --> 00:19:35.908 Linus: I know. 582 00:19:36.575 --> 00:19:38.143 Linus: Here, there's something in there. 583 00:19:38.277 --> 00:19:38.810 Andrew: it's another one. 584 00:19:38.810 --> 00:19:39.578 Linus: It's paper clip. 585 00:19:41.980 --> 00:19:43.382 Linus: Okay, so here. 586 00:19:44.349 --> 00:19:46.852 Linus: So here's what I'm thinking; David, if you approve. 587 00:19:47.019 --> 00:19:50.455 Linus: This is going to be the biggest Scrapyard Wars ever. 588 00:19:50.455 --> 00:19:50.856 David: Sure. 589 00:19:51.023 --> 00:19:52.357 Luke: And then I just keep reading as it rains down. 590 00:19:52.357 --> 00:19:53.225 David: Sounds good, I love that. 591 00:19:53.258 --> 00:19:56.929 Linus: Okay; so we have 20 bills each? 592 00:19:56.929 --> 00:19:57.296 David: Yeah. 593 00:19:57.563 --> 00:19:59.164 David: Double check right now, I checked. 594 00:19:59.198 --> 00:20:00.432 Linus: That's a weird way to ask, but... 595 00:20:01.266 --> 00:20:05.070 Linus: Okay, six, seven, nine, ten. 596 00:20:05.070 --> 00:20:07.172 Linus: So here's what I'm kinda thinking, dry run it, 597 00:20:07.172 --> 00:20:08.440 let's try to only do this once; 598 00:20:09.174 --> 00:20:14.179 so maybe I'll take like half of them in each hand and maybe, um... 599 00:20:14.813 --> 00:20:16.882 yeah, maybe kind of rearrange them a little bit 600 00:20:16.915 --> 00:20:20.185 so that they are more likely to rain down. 601 00:20:21.620 --> 00:20:23.422 Linus: Because the thing about our boring Canadian money 602 00:20:23.422 --> 00:20:25.123 is that it just kind of settles. 603 00:20:25.123 --> 00:20:27.059 Linus: Yeah, you might have to throw it pretty high. 604 00:20:29.228 --> 00:20:30.662 Linus: Oh, it smells so good though. 605 00:20:31.096 --> 00:20:32.130 Andrew: Alright, ready. 606 00:20:32.130 --> 00:20:32.598 Linus: Okay. 607 00:20:32.864 --> 00:20:33.799 Andrew: Alright, here you go. 608 00:20:33.899 --> 00:20:35.500 Linus: So dry run, dry run. 609 00:20:35.734 --> 00:20:36.168 Andrew: Alright. 610 00:20:36.168 --> 00:20:41.306 Linus: This is going to be the biggest Scrapyard Wars ever. 611 00:20:41.406 --> 00:20:42.241 Linus: See normally- 612 00:20:42.241 --> 00:20:42.975 Luke: It was like right away. 613 00:20:42.975 --> 00:20:43.342 Linus: Yeah. 614 00:20:43.375 --> 00:20:43.709 Luke: Okay. 615 00:20:43.742 --> 00:20:45.344 Linus: And you should say Scrapyard Wars too. 616 00:20:45.344 --> 00:20:45.711 Luke: Yeah. 617 00:20:45.711 --> 00:20:48.113 Linus: Okay, so let's do dry run again. 618 00:20:49.314 --> 00:20:50.983 Linus: This is going to be the biggest... 619 00:20:51.016 --> 00:20:52.651 Linus and Luke: Scrapyard Wars! 620 00:20:52.784 --> 00:20:54.987 Linus: Ever, see normally we build- 621 00:20:55.487 --> 00:20:56.788 Andrew: I love that, that's good. 622 00:20:56.788 --> 00:20:57.756 Linus: You like that? Okay. 623 00:20:58.523 --> 00:20:58.857 Linus: Alright. 624 00:20:59.524 --> 00:21:02.094 Andrew: Here we go, camera is rolling. 625 00:21:03.695 --> 00:21:05.797 Hold on, hold on; okay, ready. 626 00:21:07.566 --> 00:21:11.870 Linus: This is going to be the biggest Scrapyard Wars! Ever! 627 00:21:11.870 --> 00:21:16.975 Linus: See normally we build a PC, but this time we build a PC 628 00:21:17.009 --> 00:21:22.347 and we transform a completely empty room into an epic-! 629 00:21:22.748 --> 00:21:23.148 Andrew: Okay. 630 00:21:23.181 --> 00:21:23.749 Linus: Okay. 631 00:21:23.782 --> 00:21:25.083 David: Someone get in there, someone follow 632 00:21:25.083 --> 00:21:27.252 David: like be outside of frame, follow him in. 633 00:21:28.153 --> 00:21:31.423 Luke: While the scope is bigger than ever, the rules are mostly the same. 634 00:21:31.456 --> 00:21:34.359 No internet influence or connections for deals. 635 00:21:34.393 --> 00:21:37.929 We're only allowed to message and pick up items during the agreed upon hours; 636 00:21:37.963 --> 00:21:41.166 and we can only use parts and peripherals we buy using our budget. 637 00:21:44.002 --> 00:21:46.171 James: Wow! what a pro, what a pro. 638 00:21:46.605 --> 00:21:48.073 Adam: Linus was mouthing the words. 639 00:21:48.340 --> 00:21:49.341 Linus: Was I? Dammit!!!!! 640 00:21:50.242 --> 00:21:50.909 Linus: No! 641 00:21:51.576 --> 00:21:52.811 Adam: I don't think that will come across. 642 00:21:53.111 --> 00:21:53.712 Linus: Okay. 643 00:21:54.112 --> 00:21:55.580 Linus: Okay, we're allowed to have our money now. 644 00:21:55.580 --> 00:21:55.981 David: Yep. 645 00:21:56.014 --> 00:21:57.683 Linus: Whoever gets the most money gets more money. 646 00:21:58.450 --> 00:21:59.251 Linus: Quick rule change. 647 00:22:00.719 --> 00:22:01.820 Linus: David, David stop. 648 00:22:01.820 --> 00:22:02.621 Linus: Stop, stop, stop, stop. 649 00:22:02.621 --> 00:22:03.322 David: I have a good hand. 650 00:22:03.322 --> 00:22:04.389 Linus: Stop, stop, stop. 651 00:22:04.423 --> 00:22:05.390 Sammy: How's it going so far? 652 00:22:05.390 --> 00:22:06.491 David: Time for some drugs I think. 653 00:22:07.225 --> 00:22:08.560 Sammy: Oh, I meant like the shoot bit. 654 00:22:08.660 --> 00:22:10.362 David: Oh, all I'm thinking about it drugs. 655 00:22:12.331 --> 00:22:16.001 Adam: Since Linus didn't pick me last he's getting docked a point inmediately. 656 00:22:19.504 --> 00:22:21.340 Linus: You wanted to be picked last!? 657 00:22:21.506 --> 00:22:24.076 Adam: No, you were just the last decision that had to be made. 658 00:22:24.943 --> 00:22:27.045 Adam, So, eh. 659 00:22:27.079 --> 00:22:27.879 David: Wow this is personal. 660 00:22:27.879 --> 00:22:29.414 James: I think this is a form of being picked last, sadly. 661 00:22:30.082 --> 00:22:30.482 Adam: Yeah. 662 00:22:30.515 --> 00:22:31.616 David: This is worse than being picked last. 663 00:22:31.616 --> 00:22:32.551 Adam: This is worse than being picked last; 664 00:22:32.551 --> 00:22:34.419 this is being told to be ref or goalkeeper. 665 00:22:37.055 --> 00:22:38.123 David: How does it feel to not be picked? 666 00:22:38.890 --> 00:22:39.958 Adam: Honestly, I wanted to be picked 667 00:22:39.958 --> 00:22:42.060 because I didn't want to have to work for four days; 668 00:22:42.060 --> 00:22:45.597 Adam: but also I'm thankful because now I can get the stuff that I have to do done. 669 00:22:46.264 --> 00:22:47.499 Emily: Yeah, I really wanted to be picked; 670 00:22:47.499 --> 00:22:50.102 I thought it would be pretty fun to do it this year, but oh well. 671 00:22:50.802 --> 00:22:53.038 James: I'm so relieved, I've been in Scrapyard Wars; 672 00:22:53.071 --> 00:22:55.107 it's way more work than normal work. 673 00:22:55.307 --> 00:22:58.076 James: But you know, being a judge is a lot of pressure too. 674 00:22:58.076 --> 00:22:59.077 David: But you have the power. 675 00:22:59.311 --> 00:22:59.711 Adam: Yeah. 676 00:22:59.711 --> 00:23:00.145 Emily: Yeah. 677 00:23:00.178 --> 00:23:00.746 James: Yeah. 678 00:23:00.746 --> 00:23:05.250 David: Do you think you're going to hold a grudge when it comes time to judge? 679 00:23:05.250 --> 00:23:05.917 Adam: Absolutely. 680 00:23:06.017 --> 00:23:07.285 David: It complete sentence please. 681 00:23:07.419 --> 00:23:08.553 Adam: I will absolutely hold a grudge. 682 00:23:08.653 --> 00:23:11.189 Emily: Oh yeah, Linus is losing a point for sure. 683 00:23:11.223 --> 00:23:13.925 James: I've worked here so long there's no way I'm not biased. 684 00:23:16.194 --> 00:23:17.963 Sammi: I knew that Linus would never pick me again, 685 00:23:17.963 --> 00:23:19.364 because he's like that's not content. 686 00:23:19.464 --> 00:23:21.032 Luke: I actually thought similarly. 687 00:23:21.199 --> 00:23:21.700 Sammi: Yes. 688 00:23:21.833 --> 00:23:24.536 Luke: Because I know he's wo- Anyways, there was strategy. 689 00:23:24.536 --> 00:23:27.139 Luke: I've got reasons, I'll break it down. 690 00:23:27.139 --> 00:23:28.407 Luke: I've got reasons for everybody. 691 00:23:28.507 --> 00:23:29.341 Sammi: I can do math! 692 00:23:29.775 --> 00:23:30.242 Luke: Ayyy. 693 00:23:30.575 --> 00:23:31.443 Dan: That's very useful. 694 00:23:31.443 --> 00:23:32.077 Justin: I cannot. 695 00:23:32.644 --> 00:23:33.445 Where are we going? 696 00:23:33.445 --> 00:23:36.648 Luke: We're going to invade the heck out of your space today, just as a heads up. 697 00:23:39.451 --> 00:23:44.356 Dan: I've got my trusty clipboard, and I've got this awesome laser measurer; 698 00:23:44.356 --> 00:23:48.226 so that should allow us to do this nice and quick. 699 00:23:49.461 --> 00:23:53.498 Dan: Let's get that there, exactly 12 foot. 700 00:23:54.099 --> 00:23:56.968 Looks like they built this specifically to do. 701 00:23:57.002 --> 00:23:58.336 Let's do a quick diagram here. 702 00:23:58.370 --> 00:24:02.073 Door, which opens out that way. 703 00:24:02.073 --> 00:24:05.944 Here, 10 foot. 704 00:24:07.379 --> 00:24:10.482 Not even 10 foot, high ceilings. 705 00:24:13.051 --> 00:24:14.853 Pit, 4.5. 706 00:24:18.990 --> 00:24:20.292 3.3. 707 00:24:23.161 --> 00:24:25.230 Okay, that's good; let's go whip up a model. 708 00:24:27.833 --> 00:24:30.502 Sammi: Should I log into Facebook and start? 709 00:24:30.635 --> 00:24:33.104 Luke: Yeah, if you could start messaging people that would be awesome. 710 00:24:33.104 --> 00:24:34.873 I'm trying to remember how to change my name. 711 00:24:35.974 --> 00:24:37.142 Luke: What should my last name be? 712 00:24:37.242 --> 00:24:42.113 Last time I was Duke Morrow, but I'm not a tatted up biker this time. 713 00:24:42.814 --> 00:24:44.082 Luke: I'm just a normal dude. 714 00:24:44.382 --> 00:24:45.550 Andrew: You're an audiophile now. 715 00:24:46.017 --> 00:24:47.252 Luke: Yeah, yeah. 716 00:24:47.352 --> 00:24:48.253 Justin: Don Besser. 717 00:24:50.455 --> 00:24:51.423 Dan: How f***ing dare you? 718 00:24:51.423 --> 00:24:56.261 Luke: If we just named ourselves each other, it should just be as useless as possible. 719 00:24:56.261 --> 00:24:58.196 Luke: Luke Besser; oh boy. 720 00:25:00.365 --> 00:25:02.634 Luke: Alright, I'm just going to start looking at Marketplace 721 00:25:03.368 --> 00:25:04.703 and just seeing what we got. 722 00:25:04.803 --> 00:25:08.707 Luke: Dude, we could buy a Pontiac Fiero and just present that to the judges; 723 00:25:08.707 --> 00:25:09.975 be like, it is what it is. 724 00:25:10.041 --> 00:25:10.575 Justin: That's the win. 725 00:25:11.576 --> 00:25:13.211 Justin: ...detail it, yeah. 726 00:25:13.211 --> 00:25:14.713 Luke: How long are they spending in there? 727 00:25:14.713 --> 00:25:15.213 Man: Yeah, I feel like- 728 00:25:15.213 --> 00:25:15.714 David: What do you mean? 729 00:25:15.847 --> 00:25:17.249 Luke: Like, how long- 730 00:25:17.249 --> 00:25:17.782 David: Oh, the judges? 731 00:25:17.782 --> 00:25:18.116 Luke: Yeah. 732 00:25:18.116 --> 00:25:19.417 David: Probably about an hour in each room. 733 00:25:19.518 --> 00:25:20.252 Sammi: Is this 4K? 734 00:25:20.252 --> 00:25:21.453 David: But all three judges will go at once. 735 00:25:21.486 --> 00:25:23.622 Luke: Like, and are we like showing them around? 736 00:25:23.622 --> 00:25:24.623 David: You will be in there with them, yeah. 737 00:25:24.623 --> 00:25:27.459 David: It will be disgusting, their room is already disgusting. 738 00:25:27.459 --> 00:25:28.426 That's why I'm here. 739 00:25:29.060 --> 00:25:30.395 Sammi: We can get a fan. 740 00:25:31.062 --> 00:25:32.197 David: So it's something to consider, like- 741 00:25:32.197 --> 00:25:33.198 Justin: Yeah. 742 00:25:33.198 --> 00:25:35.233 David: Smell and ventilation. 743 00:25:35.934 --> 00:25:36.768 Justin: Ooooh. 744 00:25:36.768 --> 00:25:38.003 David: Like, I hadn't considered that. 745 00:25:38.003 --> 00:25:38.837 Sammi: That's what I was saying. 746 00:25:38.837 --> 00:25:40.472 David: But like, it's stuffy in there. 747 00:25:40.472 --> 00:25:44.042 Luke: Can we just literally cut a hole in the wall and like put a fan? 748 00:25:45.477 --> 00:25:47.178 David: Hmm... let me think about that one. 749 00:25:48.079 --> 00:25:49.581 Luke: Because how do you do ventilation if you can't do that? 750 00:25:49.581 --> 00:25:50.348 David: I'm not sure. 751 00:25:50.348 --> 00:25:51.917 Justin: Well, we could do it to the roof, 752 00:25:51.917 --> 00:25:53.018 Justin: because we gotta put holes there anyways. 753 00:25:53.018 --> 00:25:54.486 Sammi: Well the thing is the baseline is whatever the hell they're doing. 754 00:25:54.486 --> 00:25:56.321 Luke: Can we cut a hole in the roof? 755 00:25:56.421 --> 00:26:01.493 Luke: Can I fail at installing the projector mount many, many, many times? 756 00:26:01.493 --> 00:26:03.929 David: It's supposed to be what you would be able to do as a renter; 757 00:26:03.929 --> 00:26:05.630 so I don't think you'd be able to do that as a renter. 758 00:26:05.730 --> 00:26:07.566 Luke: How close is the door to the ground? 759 00:26:08.033 --> 00:26:09.000 David: There's a little bit of a gap. 760 00:26:09.034 --> 00:26:12.270 Sammi: Can we do like a curtain option? 761 00:26:12.270 --> 00:26:13.238 Luke: On what? 762 00:26:13.238 --> 00:26:15.273 Sammi: Like, right above the door, I know it's a little janky; 763 00:26:15.273 --> 00:26:16.541 so there's a little more ventilation. 764 00:26:16.541 --> 00:26:17.943 Luke: Oh, so we keep the door open? 765 00:26:18.109 --> 00:26:20.345 Sammi: Yeah, but then it's like a little bit of privacy. 766 00:26:20.345 --> 00:26:22.047 Luke: Yeah, because we're going projector, 767 00:26:22.080 --> 00:26:24.015 it would definitely need to block the light. 768 00:26:24.015 --> 00:26:24.616 Sammi: Yeah. 769 00:26:24.649 --> 00:26:27.786 Luke: But as long as that happens I feel like that would be okay. 770 00:26:27.786 --> 00:26:29.921 As a renter, I think you could hang a curtain. 771 00:26:29.955 --> 00:26:34.025 David: Presumably that's a room to your other room in your house, not to the hallway. 772 00:26:34.059 --> 00:26:34.459 Luke: Yeah. 773 00:26:34.559 --> 00:26:36.094 Luke: There's so many people being like, 774 00:26:36.094 --> 00:26:40.565 here's my projector for $400; it retails at $3, 000. 775 00:26:40.699 --> 00:26:43.735 Luke: And then it's, like, a 700p projector; and it's like, yeah sure, dude. 776 00:26:43.735 --> 00:26:45.337 Sammi: It's probably because it's just sold out and there's one person scalping. 777 00:26:45.337 --> 00:26:46.171 Luke: Maybe a decade ago. 778 00:26:46.171 --> 00:26:47.105 Sammi: and there's one person scalping. 779 00:26:47.138 --> 00:26:47.572 Sammi: Yeah. 780 00:26:47.839 --> 00:26:48.940 Luke: Not legit. 781 00:26:49.107 --> 00:26:53.845 Luke: I know what I have! I have a 700p projector, it's amazing. 782 00:26:53.878 --> 00:26:55.814 Sammi: Why are you selling it? Hmm? 783 00:26:55.914 --> 00:26:59.117 Justin: So here's a potential solution for the cooling aspect, 784 00:26:59.117 --> 00:27:00.518 there's a portable AC for $20. 785 00:27:00.518 --> 00:27:04.222 Luke: Yeah, I was like if you can pipe it out somehow. 786 00:27:04.222 --> 00:27:07.125 Justin: You'd be allowed to make some modifications to your house 787 00:27:07.125 --> 00:27:09.594 to put one of these in if you're renting; so I don't think it's out of the realm. 788 00:27:09.594 --> 00:27:11.796 Luke: If we can get David to agree to it, I'm pretty down. 789 00:27:11.830 --> 00:27:14.599 Justin: Because like a basement suite would have a window legally. 790 00:27:14.599 --> 00:27:19.804 Luke: One of my problems, and like this heavily applied to team selection, 791 00:27:19.804 --> 00:27:24.476 is the computer is a small part of this contest; 792 00:27:24.609 --> 00:27:29.547 and I have effectively no experience with home theater stuff. 793 00:27:29.714 --> 00:27:36.021 Linus has lots, I have none; so like okay we found a projector. 794 00:27:36.021 --> 00:27:39.057 I'm happy, informed Dan thinks it's cool. 795 00:27:39.090 --> 00:27:40.725 Sweet, got that done. 796 00:27:40.959 --> 00:27:48.366 Now I'm looking at speakers, and I'm like... okay, I hope it's good. 797 00:27:48.533 --> 00:27:53.371 I'm pretty familiar with like, PC headphones, and that's it. 798 00:27:53.471 --> 00:27:59.244 My TV speakers at home are two massive box speakers 799 00:27:59.244 --> 00:28:05.417 that my dad recovered from a demolition of a theater that he did like 10 years ago. 800 00:28:05.417 --> 00:28:09.354 So those are sick; but like, they don't have a model number or anything. 801 00:28:09.387 --> 00:28:13.625 I don't know what they are, I don't know if I'm driving them correctly. 802 00:28:13.625 --> 00:28:16.327 My receiver is one that Linus was getting rid of, 803 00:28:16.327 --> 00:28:19.130 and I got to buy off of him cheap also like 10 years ago. 804 00:28:19.130 --> 00:28:24.369 I don't know what model it is, it just works I guess. 805 00:28:24.369 --> 00:28:31.810 My computer speakers are Corsair speakers that I bought legitimately like 17 years ago; 806 00:28:31.976 --> 00:28:33.445 and those just still work. 807 00:28:33.445 --> 00:28:37.482 Even my headphones; they're about 15, 16 years old. 808 00:28:38.550 --> 00:28:43.621 So I'm not exactly up to date on home theater stuff or audio stuff. 809 00:28:47.792 --> 00:28:51.429 I can't say it, but I might have an ace in the hole though. 810 00:28:51.529 --> 00:28:53.598 The ace in the hole; I can't say his name yet, 811 00:28:53.598 --> 00:28:55.734 because I don't know if he's going to be off probation by the time this is over. 812 00:28:55.834 --> 00:29:02.073 But there's a new audio guy in the lab that I could maybe consult 813 00:29:02.073 --> 00:29:04.442 on what might be a good idea. 814 00:29:04.576 --> 00:29:07.645 I would have to find it myself, but I think I could at least ask him, 815 00:29:07.645 --> 00:29:11.549 like hey, is this model number good or not? I think he could answer that. 816 00:29:11.649 --> 00:29:16.154 Man, the funny part of being able to go over budget is that it's just Linus's money. 817 00:29:16.154 --> 00:29:20.458 Luke: So we could have spent, like 50 grand on a theater room. 818 00:29:20.458 --> 00:29:21.359 Sammi: And just lost? 819 00:29:21.426 --> 00:29:24.395 Luke: We're just going to lose, but like, get owned. 820 00:29:26.931 --> 00:29:28.333 Luke: Sucks for you, big guy. 821 00:29:28.433 --> 00:29:32.337 Sammi: Modern prefab cabin for 300 square feet. 822 00:29:33.104 --> 00:29:35.173 Sammi: Get that installed in the parking lot. 823 00:29:35.306 --> 00:29:37.175 Sammi: Linus comes in and is like what is that? 824 00:29:37.342 --> 00:29:38.476 Luke: We made the room bigger. 825 00:29:38.610 --> 00:29:41.913 Luke: We are getting the PC repair book, it is free; 826 00:29:41.913 --> 00:29:43.348 they're going to leave it on their porch. 827 00:29:43.414 --> 00:29:45.350 We'll just drive by and pick it up. 828 00:29:45.383 --> 00:29:47.385 We'll get it while we're picking up other things, whatever, 829 00:29:47.452 --> 00:29:49.287 and we'll just have some table flair. 830 00:29:49.387 --> 00:29:51.289 I'm actually like kind of excited about this. 831 00:29:52.323 --> 00:29:55.126 Mostly because it costs $0. 832 00:29:55.126 --> 00:29:57.796 You know what would be sick? A mini fridge. 833 00:29:58.830 --> 00:30:01.266 Sammi: You know how you can get a free mini fridge? 834 00:30:01.399 --> 00:30:08.706 Sammi: You go to like UBC or SFU; you go to a local university on move out day, okay? 835 00:30:08.740 --> 00:30:12.210 All the international students who stayed in the dorms, they can't bring it home. 836 00:30:12.210 --> 00:30:15.980 And what like, they're not going to be staying on campus after a first year. 837 00:30:16.114 --> 00:30:18.883 So they're probably going to have a fridge wherever they rented an apartment; 838 00:30:18.917 --> 00:30:20.785 so they're never going to use a mini fridge again. 839 00:30:20.785 --> 00:30:24.789 And a lot of people just leave them in the move out room, 840 00:30:24.789 --> 00:30:26.424 like, where you get carts and stuff. 841 00:30:26.424 --> 00:30:27.559 They just, like, leave them there. 842 00:30:27.659 --> 00:30:29.227 And like I had a few friends who like 843 00:30:29.227 --> 00:30:33.464 every single year would go and like grab a mini fridge for free; 844 00:30:33.565 --> 00:30:36.501 and they're nice ones, so if you ever want a mini fridge for free. 845 00:30:36.701 --> 00:30:39.170 Linus: I'll be honest with you guys, I picked based on color. 846 00:30:39.170 --> 00:30:41.139 Linus: You had more purple on you than Emily did. 847 00:30:41.506 --> 00:30:42.540 Sebastian: And we've got matching shirts. 848 00:30:42.640 --> 00:30:45.543 Linus: Now all we need is a plan, leadership. 849 00:30:45.743 --> 00:30:46.444 Sebastian: Vision. 850 00:30:46.811 --> 00:30:47.812 Linus: Vision. 851 00:30:48.847 --> 00:30:52.217 David: That's the most useless team member is the person who's like, I'm a leader! 852 00:30:54.085 --> 00:30:55.954 Linus: I'm the Silicon Valley idea man! 853 00:30:57.789 --> 00:30:58.957 David: How much can we hear them? 854 00:30:58.990 --> 00:31:01.025 Sebastian: Yeah, we can hear them a bit; not too much, though. 855 00:31:03.595 --> 00:31:04.229 Natalie: Getting knock back? 856 00:31:12.971 --> 00:31:15.240 Linus: Not going to lie; even though Luke got to pick first, 857 00:31:15.273 --> 00:31:17.342 I actually really like my team composition here. 858 00:31:17.375 --> 00:31:21.412 Linus: I think that you guys have some key advantages over his 859 00:31:21.446 --> 00:31:23.882 sort of StarCraft equivalents. 860 00:31:23.882 --> 00:31:26.251 Linus: Because I noticed that we both kind of picked- 861 00:31:26.584 --> 00:31:27.285 Sebastian: The same team. 862 00:31:27.418 --> 00:31:31.689 Linus: A maker, a techie, and then an all-rounder. 863 00:31:33.024 --> 00:31:33.524 Sebastian: Yep. 864 00:31:35.860 --> 00:31:36.995 Linus: Which I thought was really funny. 865 00:31:37.762 --> 00:31:41.065 Linus: But he just doesn't know any of you that much; 866 00:31:41.065 --> 00:31:43.301 which is why I think he might have overlooked you guys. 867 00:31:44.435 --> 00:31:45.703 Linus: Let's go. 868 00:31:46.437 --> 00:31:49.941 Linus: Something to watch out for by the way, guys, is almost certainly 869 00:31:49.974 --> 00:31:52.610 Luke's first place he's going to go is going to be Willow Video 870 00:31:52.644 --> 00:31:56.014 to see if he can get a really cheap copy of any of the movies that we need. 871 00:31:56.180 --> 00:31:59.450 Linus: So, if there's anything that's not available on streaming 872 00:31:59.450 --> 00:32:01.119 we should find that out right now. 873 00:32:01.219 --> 00:32:03.421 Linus: Actually, Natalie, 874 00:32:03.421 --> 00:32:03.788 Natalie: Yeah. 875 00:32:03.821 --> 00:32:05.323 Linus: can I task you with that? 876 00:32:05.323 --> 00:32:05.690 Natalie: Yeah. 877 00:32:05.690 --> 00:32:07.558 Man 3: There's a site called JustStream 878 00:32:07.592 --> 00:32:11.262 that will let you know what services stream. 879 00:32:11.796 --> 00:32:14.933 Sebastian: TV to distance calculator for 10 feet across, 880 00:32:14.966 --> 00:32:16.768 it says 71 inches, so... 881 00:32:16.768 --> 00:32:17.168 Linus: Oh. 882 00:32:17.168 --> 00:32:17.735 Natalie: We're good. 883 00:32:17.735 --> 00:32:18.069 Linus: Okay. 884 00:32:18.069 --> 00:32:19.003 Sebastian: We're going right at the right size. 885 00:32:19.003 --> 00:32:19.270 Natalie: Nice. 886 00:32:19.304 --> 00:32:20.605 Linus: Now, question for you though; 887 00:32:20.638 --> 00:32:25.043 do you want to go width wise to make ingress and egress a little bit easier? 888 00:32:25.143 --> 00:32:29.113 Or do you want to walk in, walk around the couch and have a little bit more throw? 889 00:32:29.147 --> 00:32:30.782 Sebastian: I don't know if it's going to gain us that much, 890 00:32:30.782 --> 00:32:33.651 because it's 12 feet this way and 10 feet this way. 891 00:32:33.718 --> 00:32:34.819 Linus: But the door opens out. 892 00:32:34.819 --> 00:32:37.088 Linus: Oh mind you, we get- Yeah. 893 00:32:37.288 --> 00:32:38.856 Sebastian: Unless we have like two love seats. 894 00:32:38.856 --> 00:32:39.724 Linus: Okay; no, you're right. 895 00:32:39.724 --> 00:32:41.125 Natalie: Is there a plug on this wall? 896 00:32:41.592 --> 00:32:42.193 Linus: No. 897 00:32:42.193 --> 00:32:43.795 Natalie: Okay, so it's this and this. 898 00:32:43.828 --> 00:32:44.228 Linus: Yeah. 899 00:32:44.228 --> 00:32:45.430 Sebastian: So, TV goes on that wall. 900 00:32:45.463 --> 00:32:47.465 Linus: But then we have to run networking over there. 901 00:32:47.498 --> 00:32:48.933 Natalie: Who designed this room? 902 00:32:49.400 --> 00:32:51.336 Linus: It was designed to be kind of inconvenient. 903 00:32:52.603 --> 00:32:55.506 Linus: Man, people put so much crap on Facebook Marketplace. 904 00:32:55.540 --> 00:33:00.211 Like, why are your Pokemon Legendary Booster Packs in my 85-inch TV search? 905 00:33:00.211 --> 00:33:01.279 Linus: Oh, I didn't put in TV. 906 00:33:01.279 --> 00:33:02.213 Sebastian: Can you buy them? 907 00:33:02.680 --> 00:33:03.348 Linus: Stop. 908 00:33:05.083 --> 00:33:09.921 Linus: I think two of us should get in a car now and go to Nanaimo. 909 00:33:10.855 --> 00:33:11.956 Linus: That's crazy. 910 00:33:11.956 --> 00:33:12.957 Natalie: Do we need the truck? 911 00:33:12.957 --> 00:33:16.527 Linus: I have my minivan; we could swing by home and we could take the minivan. 912 00:33:16.627 --> 00:33:19.697 Also, if we took the truck they wouldn't have the truck today. 913 00:33:19.864 --> 00:33:22.867 Linus: So... strategic denial. 914 00:33:22.867 --> 00:33:24.035 Natalie: You don't have a van, what do you mean? You don't have a van. 915 00:33:24.068 --> 00:33:24.502 Linus: What van? 916 00:33:24.535 --> 00:33:25.336 Natalie: What van, exactly? 917 00:33:25.336 --> 00:33:26.104 Linus: I don't know what you're talking about. 918 00:33:28.473 --> 00:33:30.041 Sebastian: Oh, there's a couch in Nanaimo, too. 919 00:33:30.041 --> 00:33:30.475 Linus: What? 920 00:33:30.508 --> 00:33:31.342 Natalie: We kept it cold. 921 00:33:31.442 --> 00:33:32.143 Linus: No way! 922 00:33:32.577 --> 00:33:33.344 Sebastian: $40? 923 00:33:34.879 --> 00:33:37.949 Sebastian: It looks kind of ratty, but I'll still put it on. 924 00:33:38.249 --> 00:33:42.020 Linus: If we went to Whistler, we could get an Xbox Series X for $350. 925 00:33:42.020 --> 00:33:44.489 Linus: Wait, Thompson Nicola; hold on, where's Thompson? 926 00:33:44.522 --> 00:33:45.656 Natalie: Sounds north. 927 00:33:45.656 --> 00:33:46.791 Linus: That sounds island. 928 00:33:47.025 --> 00:33:47.625 Sebastian: Thompson? 929 00:33:47.625 --> 00:33:49.127 Linus: Is that island or north? 930 00:33:49.127 --> 00:33:50.762 Linus: Thompson Nicola, B.C. 931 00:33:52.463 --> 00:33:53.264 Natalie: That's really north. 932 00:33:53.264 --> 00:33:55.433 Linus: Whoopsy doodles; that's like near Manning Park. 933 00:33:56.200 --> 00:33:58.102 Linus: Three hour drive the other direction. 934 00:33:58.469 --> 00:34:01.639 Sebastian: Hisense guy just messaged "can we seal the deal? I pulled down the ad". 935 00:34:01.672 --> 00:34:04.142 Sebastian: So, I think he wants to sell it. 936 00:34:05.276 --> 00:34:06.411 Hey, we might have a plan. 937 00:34:06.978 --> 00:34:09.847 Man 3: He's asking if we can commit and he'll pull the ad down for us. 938 00:34:09.981 --> 00:34:10.681 Linus: Hail Mary. 939 00:34:11.382 --> 00:34:12.150 Man 3: Let's go for it. 940 00:34:12.150 --> 00:34:12.683 Linus: Let's do it. 941 00:34:12.784 --> 00:34:14.185 Man 3: Okay, I'll let him know. 942 00:34:17.488 --> 00:34:18.322 Natalie: It's just a fly. 943 00:34:18.356 --> 00:34:18.723 Sebastian: Yeah. 944 00:34:19.624 --> 00:34:21.225 Man 3: Yeah, how about we get some moving blankets? 945 00:34:21.225 --> 00:34:21.926 Linus: That's a good idea. 946 00:34:23.294 --> 00:34:23.694 Linus: Alright. 947 00:34:24.095 --> 00:34:26.297 Sebastian: They're asking, okay can you do a small deposit? 948 00:34:26.330 --> 00:34:28.833 I pull down ad right now, the rest will be up on cash. 949 00:34:31.202 --> 00:34:32.470 Sebastian: Thats uh... 950 00:34:33.237 --> 00:34:34.472 Natalie: That's a little sus. 951 00:34:34.505 --> 00:34:35.473 Sebastian: That's a little sus. 952 00:34:36.074 --> 00:34:37.608 Sebastian: It'll be fun to see what the other guys are saying. 953 00:34:37.675 --> 00:34:38.810 Linus: Moving blankets. 954 00:34:38.810 --> 00:34:39.644 Jamie: Yeah, I got some. 955 00:34:39.644 --> 00:34:40.978 Linus: That's considered a tool, right? 956 00:34:41.312 --> 00:34:42.246 Jamie: Yeah. 957 00:34:42.280 --> 00:34:43.848 Linus: Non-consumable tool? 958 00:34:43.848 --> 00:34:46.017 Linus: Perfect, thank you; I think one is plenty. 959 00:34:46.017 --> 00:34:49.153 Sebastian: Then we have decor, aesthetics, comfort, audio experience- 960 00:34:49.187 --> 00:34:49.854 Natalie: Paint, how much is paint? 961 00:34:49.854 --> 00:34:50.321 Sebastian: Paint. 962 00:34:50.354 --> 00:34:51.489 Sebastian: Paint this whole room? 963 00:34:51.489 --> 00:34:54.258 Sebastian: We're not going to be able to get used paint, probably. 964 00:34:54.258 --> 00:34:54.792 Natalie: No. 965 00:34:54.826 --> 00:34:56.861 Sebastian: So it's probably going to be like a hundred bucks of paint. 966 00:34:56.861 --> 00:34:58.062 Natalie: If we're- Are we doing soundproofing? 967 00:34:58.096 --> 00:34:59.764 Natalie: Like the panels, if we're doing the panels, 968 00:34:59.764 --> 00:35:03.201 then technically we don't have to paint all, like the whole surface right? 969 00:35:03.201 --> 00:35:03.901 Natalie: Unless we want to. 970 00:35:03.901 --> 00:35:04.402 Sebastian: That's true. 971 00:35:04.402 --> 00:35:06.204 Natalie: Unless they'll dock points off of that. 972 00:35:06.737 --> 00:35:08.339 Sebastian: Depends how visible. 973 00:35:08.339 --> 00:35:09.407 Natalie: Unless they look under the panels. 974 00:35:09.407 --> 00:35:10.641 Sebastian: Yeah, it depends how visible it is. 975 00:35:10.641 --> 00:35:12.577 Sebastian: Check real price in inbox, oh f*** you. 976 00:35:14.145 --> 00:35:16.047 Sebastian: I don't know if we're going to get an actual free one. 977 00:35:16.547 --> 00:35:17.381 Linus: How you doing, editor? 978 00:35:17.682 --> 00:35:21.085 Linus: I'm feeling really great about this because either you know, 979 00:35:21.119 --> 00:35:23.955 we get this killer deal and that's great for our team, 980 00:35:24.355 --> 00:35:28.659 or we get scammed and waste our entire first day; 981 00:35:28.693 --> 00:35:30.428 and that's great for the content. 982 00:35:32.130 --> 00:35:39.604 So I can't lose; well I can lose, but I can be, I can be okay with it. 983 00:35:40.438 --> 00:35:41.939 Linus: You got that e-transfer locked down? 984 00:35:42.106 --> 00:35:42.607 Man 3: Yep. 985 00:35:43.474 --> 00:35:45.910 Linus: How funny would it be if they were planning the exact same thing? 986 00:35:45.910 --> 00:35:47.245 Man 3: That would be hilarious. 987 00:35:47.245 --> 00:35:48.679 Linus: I would love that so much. 988 00:35:48.713 --> 00:35:50.848 Linus: Sniping Luke again!? 989 00:35:52.416 --> 00:35:53.818 Linus: I mean, I don't know that it's going to happen. 990 00:35:53.818 --> 00:35:56.988 I just, I just know that it could happen and that I'd love it. 991 00:36:01.893 --> 00:36:03.494 Natalie: 10 out of 10 on aesthetics, yo. 992 00:36:04.462 --> 00:36:06.998 Sebastian: Grandmother's stoner basement. 993 00:36:07.798 --> 00:36:10.768 Like, you could go for that; that's, that's a vibe. 994 00:36:10.801 --> 00:36:12.837 I just don't think we want that vibe. 995 00:36:13.237 --> 00:36:15.973 Linus: There's nothing like the excitement of Scrapyard Wars. 996 00:36:16.474 --> 00:36:18.009 It's the thrill of the hunt, man. 997 00:36:18.643 --> 00:36:19.810 Linus: Get them *unintelligible* 998 00:36:20.178 --> 00:36:20.878 Linus: I have to admit, 999 00:36:20.878 --> 00:36:23.481 I don't technically know what time we're supposed to be back, though. 1000 00:36:24.682 --> 00:36:26.984 Man 3: We're supposed to be back by... 1001 00:36:26.984 --> 00:36:29.253 by nine is when pickups are supposed to be done, I believe. 1002 00:36:29.253 --> 00:36:32.723 Linus: Oh, ah pfff; easy. 1003 00:36:33.424 --> 00:36:35.693 Sebastian: Oh, they cracked it? We should go crack the other. 1004 00:36:35.693 --> 00:36:36.894 Natalie: Yeah, we should go crack the other. 1005 00:36:36.894 --> 00:36:38.162 Sebastian: I'm just doing one thing, 1006 00:36:38.162 --> 00:36:40.464 and then I will go grab a screwdriver and we will swap it; 1007 00:36:40.531 --> 00:36:41.899 because that's hilarious. 1008 00:36:41.933 --> 00:36:45.169 Sebastian: And that is in the spirit of Scrapyard Wars. 1009 00:36:45.303 --> 00:36:47.338 Natalie: Point it out to the judges, we gotta make sure to remember that. 1010 00:36:47.371 --> 00:36:48.339 Sebastian: Oh, yeah; it's- 1011 00:36:48.339 --> 00:36:49.607 Natalie: There's something wrong with your light switch. 1012 00:36:49.607 --> 00:36:50.041 Sebastian: Yeah. 1013 00:36:56.314 --> 00:36:59.016 Sebastian: We're just fixing our, our light switch; it's fun. 1014 00:37:03.154 --> 00:37:03.721 Sebastian: There we go. 1015 00:37:09.660 --> 00:37:11.062 Sebastian: And nobody's the wiser. 1016 00:37:11.429 --> 00:37:12.230 Natalie: How will they know? 1017 00:37:17.301 --> 00:37:17.935 Sebastian: Good as new. 1018 00:37:18.869 --> 00:37:19.737 Natalie: Nice.