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It's roasting staff setups, too. Electric Booaloo. We check out their

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setups and give them a score. [laughter]

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>> You live like a degenerate brother. We both know how to count to 10, but I got

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a feeling we're only going to need to count to one. These sess

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there's some people in here that I think might do pretty well. >> Why did you draw a mustache on Elijah?

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>> Cuz I think he looks good. >> Does look good.

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Damn, this is sick. >> Lots of wood. I like the I'm assuming

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that's a fractal north or something like it. >> Are you doing the crypto mining?

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Cuz I think you're doing the crypto mining, >> dude. The uh the tube to the outside

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from the heat from the computer is awesome. 3D printing and soldering

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station. >> What is it? Can we zoom in? What's that plaque?

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>> Enhance. >> Enhance. >> Enhance.

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Cact time.

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[laughter] Oh my goodness.

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>> What am I looking at here? They look like industrial motherboards.

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>> I don't think it's mining. I >> probably embedded CPUs of some sort.

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>> Logic AI cluster of some kind or something. I like the plants though. It

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helps balance the room out a lot. Actually, >> this is an obsessive level of

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organization here. >> Awesome. First of all, I'm going to rate

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this a 10 out of 10. >> That's fantastic. >> Okay, I'm putting it on Steven. 10 out

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of 10 on Steven. >> And your guess is 10 out of 10.

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>> YEAH, THAT'S CORRECT. >> YEAH, LET'S GO. WE GOT THIS.

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>> That's one for one. >> Who does that? >> I don't This one was holding a pen. It

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[music] kind of worked.

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>> This is a really interesting erggo. >> Yeah, it sure is. It's also custom.

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Yeah, we're we're narrowing it down very significantly. Who would put a Who would

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put a stool on top of a stool? >> I feel like it's just being stored there.

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>> That's hat on a hat. You can't do it. [laughter] This even folds.

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>> It does. I have one of those. >> Ooh, professional card.

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>> Bunch of NVMe drives. >> Also, what is this cooler? Did you make

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this shroud? I like it. >> Interesting. I think so. Around a

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Noctua. Yeah. Just different view of it. >> This is someone who really wants us to

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look at their Tesla card. >> Yep. And their custom cooler.

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>> Mhm. And there are many custom keyboards. >> Yeah, there's like a 0% chance this is

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anyone other than Jamal. >> I got to give it top points for pure geekiness.

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>> Oh yeah, there's a lot of geekiness going on. The display of the previous

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keyboard. >> Um, that is not how a cat carrier works.

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>> I do appreciate that they were honest. They clearly didn't clean anything out

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before they sent >> uneaten food is automatically a onepoint

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deduction. I'm going to give you a seven. I honestly this didn't give me

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like crazy DeM vibes. The split keyboards are just screaming at me to

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say that it's deone. We're locked. >> I was wrong to ever doubt you. You were

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>> Cat. >> Okay. >> Heck yeah.

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>> Okay. >> Cat. >> Two pictures of >> really cool custom screwdriver.

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>> Cat. >> Third cat.

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>> Okay. >> Wow. >> Roadcaster. So, and a nice camera up

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above. So, this is probably someone who streams. >> Oh, wait. This is Elijah.

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Elijah, you live like a degenerate brother. This He can't take credit for

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that. I did this. >> I was going to say that's actually kind of nice. [laughter] Why does he have two

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keyboards? >> They're both Bel Deline. I remember the logic here. He spent the money for both

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of them. So, damn it, he's going to use both of them. They're Bel Deline

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keyboards. >> I don't understand at all. >> Zero for Elijah.

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>> This is nice. This is nice. It's almost too nice.

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>> Probably a >> to the point where it's narrowing things down. [laughter]

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>> First photo, [laughter]

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>> like a bedspread that isn't just whatever you had as a teenager.

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>> And it looks like it might be made. [laughter]

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I think this is probably Nicole, but I'm going to wait till I see a couple more

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pictures. >> The top of this computer has has [music]

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>> this has strong cute anime vibes. >> Yeah,

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>> that's a pretty rancid headset. >> Try to get a new headset at the Christmas party.

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>> Know why you chose to get a closeup of that? >> Yeah, that seems unnecessary.

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>> This is either Cassandra or Nicole because it isn't Emily and it isn't a

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dude. >> I'm personally leaning towards Cassandra.

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>> I'm leaning Cassandra now, too. That is very geeky. >> I like already was a bit. Okay,

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Cassandra. >> Can you scroll me out? >> Love your setup. It's a solid 8 out of

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10. I'm going with Cassandra from the left. >> It's not Cassandra.

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>> No, >> it's Nicole. >> Dang it. >> If we just went through all the photos,

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we would have known right there. [laughter]

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>> We should have just looked at all the pictures. You're too hasty, man.

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>> You're the one on the keyboard. >> Yeah, but you scroll in and then I can't

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arrow. [laughter]

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>> Is it? Wow. Plof's cat tree game.

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>> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Has really elevated since I last saw his

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face. This is a sick cat tree.

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>> What is he painting? What does he paint? >> He does minifigures and stuff

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>> of what though. Warhammer. >> Warhammer. >> Sick.

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>> And he like is surprisingly good at it

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for how long he's been doing it. >> Those look sweet. >> Yeah. Some of his stuff is like really

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cool. >> Lots going on. Lots of maximalism. Mhm. He's moved since I last saw his setup,

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but [music] I'll always recognize this.

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He had this at work for a long time and then someone complained.

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>> Seems like a sick place to be. >> No need to ever leave this chair.

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>> Yeah. Wicked setup. Turn to the right. Now I'm painting. Seems awesome.

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>> I'm going to deduct two points. One for cable management and one for a man who

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owns a display. This is really not enough monitors.

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>> That's an eight for poof. >> I do an 8.5.

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Oh, it's David's one. [laughter] It's not clean.

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>> Yeah, this is awesome, though. >> You've really let yourself go, David.

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>> I know. What is this? >> What is that? >> What is this? What is this? What is

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this? >> I mean, the stuff on the chair is just like comfy things.

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>> Everything started so nice with like galaxy lights and Starship Enterprise.

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We set everything up so nicely, David. >> Yeah. Help me.

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>> Where is he? I [laughter] have two lugs already.

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>> Help me. >> Oh my god, your controller wall is like

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half empty. >> Yeah, >> David. [laughter]

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>> This is classic David. I got to give him a 10 for amazing ideas and then I got to

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give him like a four for execution. >> Hell yeah.

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>> So that's that's a seven.

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>> I'll take it. >> You know what? But minus one for it just

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being >> dirty as [ __ ] Did you ever actually do

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the surface of this desk? >> No, brother. I My ideas are so good.

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[laughter] >> Well, did you rate it? You already rated

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it. >> I rated it >> seven. That's so much higher than I deserve. >> No, I actually I downgraded him to a six

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for it just being kind of degenerated. >> I didn't even know you did that. I gave you a six.

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>> That's messy. >> Six is totally >> It's very cozy. So, you went up a little

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bit. >> When you turn the lights off, you can't tell how messy it is. >> Yeah. Yeah. It's good.

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>> That is such a David solution. [laughter] >> That's good.

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Okay, this there's like pretty much no way this is Conrad.

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>> This is not DMSG.

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>> Wait, who are they friends with on here? I can't read. >> That's Pancrats.

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>> Okay, >> so it isn't Pancrat. >> It's friends with >> But they know Pancrats.

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>> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Wa

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>> dual sick setups. >> Okay, that is a gigantic GPU.

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>> GPU. My goodness, [laughter]

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>> I love the sheen.com. >> Why would you write sheen.com on a

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post-it note? Are you going to [laughter] forget?

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>> Like you saw an ad, you're like, "Oh, wow. That sounds great." I'm going to write that down. Sheen.com.

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>> Do you know anyone who has that case? >> You have an Ant skeleton mini?

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>> I saw that in I THINK THE FIRST PHOTO. [screaming] >> WHAT? >> YEAH.

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>> OKAY, hold on a second. I'm getting

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Pancratz vibes now. Wait, but he's friends WITH PANCRATS. WAIT, THAT'S THE

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HERS SETUP. It's pancrrets. [music] >> OH,

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THAT'S pretty clever. That's pretty clever. >> That's pretty clever. And he would be

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clever like that. >> My goodness. I thought I thought it couldn't be him.

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>> This is his setup. And that also explains this is the Radeon setup, which

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would be the Hers computer probably.

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[laughter] >> I'm just being realistic. >> But the Hers computer isn't the one with

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BG3 up. >> I still think it's him. No, I'm locking in. I'm locking in. And he's bamboozling

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us. This could be tidier. So, I'm only going to give it an eight.

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>> Um, I'll do a seven. >> I think it's sick. Super efficient. I

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think it's pancrs. >> I like that you took a room that it could have been difficult to fit two

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setups in there with the chairs going opposite to each other and you just

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offset properly and made it work. That was dope. >> It is pancrats.

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>> Who else would have an ant skeleton mini?

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I like that they they really have a theme going on. >> Mhm.

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>> Black, white, blue. Yeah. Do >> you hold your desk up with Pokemon

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cards? [laughter]

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>> Super cute. This just has such girl vibes, dude.

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>> I think it might be >> uh if we go back here, this makes me

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think Thomas. >> Badminton. >> I think it's Thomas. I think it's

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Thomas. >> What the [ __ ] Okay, hold on. That

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narrows it down a lot. I think it's a solid seven. I think it's Thomas.

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[music] >> I'm going the same. >> Correct. It is Thomas.

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>> Yeah. >> Let's go. >> I'm sorry. I said that it has girl vibes. Thomas.

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>> It's just cozy. >> It's not a problem. >> Only thing that made you think girl

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vibes was that it was cozy. >> Also, what the hey wan hoodie [music]

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LT. >> It's pretty nice.

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>> Tasteful dinosaur desk pad. Love to see it. Curvier go keyboard. That is the

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cutest footrest I have ever seen in my life.

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>> It's a really short desk on the left or

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a really tall desk on the right. [music] >> Yeah.

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>> Yeah, it's a tall desk on the right. >> No, it's a short desk on the left.

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>> Disrespectful. >> Christmas album is back.

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>> It's not Dan. >> Wait, is that Dota? I think I know

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what's going on. >> Whoa.

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Hold on. I was pretty sure and now I'm 100% sure.

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>> Whoa. Bottom mounted laptop. >> If this is who I think it is, your setup

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game has been stepped up and I deeply appreciate it. This is

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>> bottom mounted darkplated PS5.

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This is cool. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, [music] yeah. Now

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I've seen literally this >> a Gundam enjoyer. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. [laughter]

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Okay. So, uh, >> if I if I somehow didn't know already,

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this would be this would be locked in. >> I think this is this is pretty solid. I

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got to give this like a nine. These >> I like this a lot. >> It would have been an eight and then

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there were these swords. >> And then that's got to be a nine.

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>> And yeah, you got it, >> Conrad. I mean, who else would have legs

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this long? [laughter] >> Yeah, that that's a big part of it at

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this point. Like I've seen a bunch of this room once we got further into the

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pictures and and he's a Dota enjoyer. I I was like kind of thinking it might

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have been him and then I saw >> a toxic person. [laughter]

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>> No, maybe. >> You just said he's a Dota enjoy.

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>> Yeah, you can [laughter] you can be a rare one in the crowd. >> Draw a straight line between

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>> toxic personality and Dota [laughter] enjoyer.

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>> Whoa, dude. Cozy setup. Whoa, dude. Wow.

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I like your numpad. >> I love that. I like it on the far side of the mouse, but you have a really big

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mouse pad, so that would probably suck. >> I also think this is a seriously

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underrated deskpad design. I love this one from LTX.

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>> Oh, small form factor enjoyer. >> Beautiful.

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>> Well, that was hard. >> And it's Steven Chu.

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>> I like it a lot. I really do like the setup. >> I like the setup a lot. This has got to

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be like a 9 and a half. >> It's It's very nice,

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>> man. You know what? >> I personally like things on walls. I

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don't I don't love bare walls. [music] >> Nine.

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>> Is it bare walls all the way around? >> It's bare walls. >> Yeah. >> Nine. I I like it though. I like it a

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lot. >> I do an 8.5. >> Why are you such a hater?

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>> I like stuff [music] on walls.

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>> I like the eGPU setup. This has got to be data cuz he doesn't have a real

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computer. >> Yeah, he's got he's got the minis pill bottle here.

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>> Well, that doesn't mean anything. He's got means that I could probably read it.

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>> Yeah, you can't though. Uh, he's got the minis form PC is basically immediate

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giveaway. Plus the 630 dBs, whatever

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those are called. [music] He made his own stands using PVC pipe for the

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speakers, which sounds very like him. Uh,

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>> also this is the real audio setup. >> Yeah.

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[laughter] >> Okay. >> That's way too obvious.

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[laughter] Okay. All right. Okay, wait till we get

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there's another photo we're going to see which is going to be fantastic which is the other way around from his desk.

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>> What the heck, man? >> Get your cables managed, my guy. They're

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most of the way there. There you go. That headphone wall is sick.

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>> All right. Do we need to look at any more? >> Well, you got to rate the setup.

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>> What if it's mine? >> Yeah, it really isn't. >> Yeah. Yeah.

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>> All right. >> We got an up the nose shot. Not nice.

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>> Nice. I'll I'll accept it. >> The speakers again.

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>> LT is a good choice. This is a very good choice, too. >> Yeah.

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>> I'm gonna give you a five for never having a working computer when we try to

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game. >> 7.5.

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>> I love the baguette wrist rest. That's awesome.

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That is so awesome. That's really cool.

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>> It's probably like plushy or felty of some kind. And I I

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wish it was wood, but yeah. Oh god.

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Nice. [laughter]

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I mean, if corrugated cardboard is strong enough to keep your packages safe

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in shipping, it's strong enough to hold up your computer.

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>> Part of it. Yeah. >> Oh my god. This is sitting on like 60%

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of the shelf. >> That's all we get.

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>> Yeah. Okay. This is Emily. >> I think she moved her setup though.

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[music] >> Seven. >> I'm I'm >> five. 7.5.

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>> I'm doing seven.

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All right. Where are the shoes? >> Where's the shoes? If there's no shoes, I'm going to be pissed. >> There's going to be shoes.

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>> If there's no shoes, I'm going to be pissed. >> Okay. >> That's freaking sick.

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>> Tufted King has a tufted wrist rest because of course he does.

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>> That's actually so dope. >> Suckup level

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posturing >> crafting supplies, which he would have.

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This man lived in this century

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and owns an actual shoe horn. >> Listen, shoe horns are goated. All

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right. If you haven't tried one, you have to get one. >> Shoe horns are cool.

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>> I've tried a shoehorn. I've stayed in a hotel in the '9s.

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>> Okay. Well, >> it's okay to be wrong. >> Yeah. Ah,

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>> there it is. >> You have a problem.

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>> Uh, no. I've got a solution. >> I was going to say, and for that

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problem, he has a solution, apparently. You No, you have a problem.

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>> What is What is flip it? What is flip it, idiot? >> You'll see later. [laughter]

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>> What?

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>> Oh, is this stuck in like upside down mode or something?

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>> No, no, no. It's Keep going. Keep going.

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>> Oh, it's a projector for doing >> So, I got to flip the image otherwise I

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screw up the whole thing. >> Oh, I see.

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>> Do you just do these for fun or do you like sell them? >> Uh, I sell them. You scream it and stuff

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like that. >> Can't really make money doing it though, like with how much time it takes.

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>> It is a lot of time. >> Oh my god, you have even more shoes,

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brother. >> Do you make Do you flip those? Do you make money from doing that?

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>> God, no. I wish. >> These are Yeezys.

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>> This is all Yeezys. What is this worth? >> Those are just [laughter] boxes.

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>> Where are the shoes? >> They're on the shelf. >> These are Yeezys. Oh my god. This is an

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eight. But I've got to take a point off because I don't want to encourage you.

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You have a problem. You get a seven. So, who won? At the top of the podium is

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Steven with his incredible setup. >> In second place is Conrad.

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>> And third place, we have Chewy with a combined 8.75 score. But as for who won

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between the two of us, >> I think it was you.

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>> Hey, I win. >> Were you pretty good though? >> That makes this and Scrapyard Wars.

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