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I should be billing auss for drinking from this water bottle so we're uh off

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to our sort of office update Vlog part

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three and I was like who wants to help me film today and Ed was like oh I

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volunteer I'd really love to and I kind of went okay let's go

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right I'm on the motorbike today and even if I did have a helmet I

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am quite certain edzel would not get on the back of a motorbike with me

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so we're borrowing Brandon's car which he was of course thrilled out let's

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go Kingston KC 310 series ssds feature

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firmware based data loss protection massive capacities and enough speed that

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we use them for our 24 SSD raid zero aray server click on this Leaf to learn

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more actually don't look too closely at that leaf never mind it's fine I think

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more than anything else I'm just glad we're out of the office right now cuz I've spent the entire morning working on

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SMB 3.0 multi- Channel and getting it to

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work and the problem is I can't even figure out how to do any research about

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it because everything I find is like

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well you just if you have two network interfaces you plug the two into a dummy

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switch and bippity bity Boop you're good to go and it is not

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working so maybe some encouragement will

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help guys hit the like button if you think I should keep working at this or

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if I should just forget it and use single Nick interfaces then hit dislike

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or something cuz man I have burned so

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many hours on Fresh installs of Windows 8 and Server 2012 R2 um configuring lacp

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through the switch and through the interfaces uh configuring it through the

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Intel driver versus configuring it through Windows in theory you shouldn't have to do it but it the aggregation

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should work

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anyway I'm glad we're out of the office right now okay so

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since we're going to be taking the uh trailer to the new office I guess now's

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as good a time as any to load up some of

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the freaking junk that I have in my

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garage that needs to go there um that

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I've been accumulating over the last little bit

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here you know if I was smarter I'd probably back the trailer into my

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driveway instead of carrying these like

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this little did Brandon know the greatest risk of damage to his car was when I was

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actually outside of it not when I was driving it I'm not that close it's no

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big deal actually paralyzed the fear

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which is why you said and did nothing I was actually thinking oh I

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should record this and I saw you kind of

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on a bad trajectory and I'm like oh something going to

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happen silencio s 652 or 52s or

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whatever I like them cuz they're quiet

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and they have card readers

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and they don't have uh they don't have

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holes in them from when we started some hairbrained whole room water cooling

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scheme okay these are really heavy

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okay these are our new chairs from Max

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nomic personally I'm into the Dominator

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myself but uh some people went for different designs

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get to the case how many of these do we have six that must be right

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okay um yeah I'll have to do some more

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loads another time I guess I did not get as much in the trailer as I had really

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thought we would okay so there you go we'll take a load

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of stuff to the office and have a look at what kind of progress they've made and the meantime since we started this

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load actually since the last time we did a tour actually there's one more thing

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we can take with us now check this out Ed have I told you about this we're

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actually going to do our own personalized dishes for the new office

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so that way without resorting to checking the surveillance system I'll be

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able to tell who it is that leaves dishes out and makes the place messy so

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uh I'm pitching this as a Channel Super Fun where we all decorate our own dishes

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and stamp our initials in our Cutlery but what it actually is is a way for me

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to uh keep an eye on you lot so this is cool on uh crap I forget

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what site it is whatever anyway you can get personalized um forks and knives and

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spoons for like 20 bucks each or you can buy one of these for $20 and you can do

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as many as you want with a hammer so we're going to do our own Cutlery

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too so I just realized I'm probably not going to be home when Brandon comes to

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pick up his car so

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uh let's find somewhere to put his keys so that uh you know he can get them but

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that someone else doesn't find

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them yeah this could

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work

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safe this is good news news so if you look up over the car there Fraser Valley

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Refrigeration is I think at our unit which means the HVAC system is

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presumably being worked on which is pretty exciting so as much as I trolled

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my entire team and the entire internet um we are getting air conditioning for

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the office in fact we're getting two three ton units one on the Upper Floor

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one on the lower floor with uh like baffles to make sure that the rooms that

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don't have a bunch of computers in them don't get too cold and all that kind of

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stuff so let's uh let's go inside and

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see how things are shaking oh uh I believe this is all

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stuff for the sets which is just kind of uh modular

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pieces of walls that'll go behind us and then we'll we'll decorate and move

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around the outside of the room there is one oh my God there's a couple things

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leaned against the wall like apparent I wasn't clear enough with my cones and

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my yellow rope to make my point about

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not putting things on the other side of the cones and the yellow rope the good

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news is that this is actually dried to the point where it's much more difficult

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to damage now so I won't have to have a brain tumor today so one of the

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electrical outlets that I noticed was missing is on the outside of the library

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down there and and uh apparently our

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project coordinator is on vacation this week I had no idea until I uh emailed

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him today and then tried to call the office and was told that he was on

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vacation this week so hopefully they're getting that and any of the other

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electrical outlets that are not here sorted out but there is a bunch of other

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stuff that has made significant progress so let's start upstairs so this won't be

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immediately apparent like upon first glance but one of the big changes is

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that the network cabling up in the rafters of the Warehouse has actually

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been run so whether we're talking security cameras or access points or uh

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drops to other areas of the warehouse like over there where we're going to

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have like a little receiving thing um

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all that network cabling has been run throughout the warehouse and is ready to

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rock uh also upstairs woo look at that

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wow A lot has actually changed here so drywall is coming in right now as we

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speak those are the guys that are working right now the window structure

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that I talked about before is actually much more readily uh visible now so you

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can see how it's going to look you know

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not completely enclosed on the Upper Floor now actually if you come over here

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and just kind of look out you'll see how you'll be able to look out across the

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warehouse I don't know how much of a view there's necessarily going to be

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because uh Brandon is probably going to want to shut all those Windows up there

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so there might actually not be a ton of natural light out there anyway but uh

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the way that I see it it's still better than nothing so in here this is going to

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be pretty dark so the good news is you get an office uh the bad news is you get

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like the electrical panel that like buzzes and makes noise and stuff and

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this like massive like shut off switch thing in your office so yeah whoever

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sits here will have to decide how they feel about that that's going to be the bathroom right there

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um this is going to be uh the kind of the the slightly

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bigger office but not my office uh no idea who this one belongs to yet I'm

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trying to convince my wife to come work for us so maybe I can entice her with

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you get your own office uh this is going to be the meeting room SLC conference

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room it's a little smaller than I had

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envisioned oops just bend that

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back it's a little smaller than and I had envisioned but we're going to try

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and make some of it up by turning this

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into kind of like like cushion sort of place to sit so if someone's talking uh

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on the projector wall over there or whatever the case may be then extra

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people can actually kind of sit along here whoever can't fit around the table

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so so my office is coming together

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nicely um got the view out here and then

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like it barely even feels like I'm in an office at all right now to be perfectly

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honest cuz there's going to be a window here here there's a window there so it's

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not about privacy necessarily it's just more about having a quiet workpace where

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I'm a little bit more difficult to interrupt than I am now where it's hard

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to really get any writing done half the time this is where the pee Pole to the

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bathroom will be installed now we wanted

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to turn this space right here into a

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closet in that office but something

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something plan something something inspection unfortunately we weren't able

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to make that happen the good news is we ended up with an unexpected little closet thing here that

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I guess we'll turn into I I don't know storage for something like I don't know

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mops or cleaning supplies in theory we're going to clean this place hey oh

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hello how's it going great this is going to be a little

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reception area so in theory we'll put like a desk like kind of here and

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someone will sit here and then there's going to be like a Linus Media Group

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thing over here dbrand was going to send us like vinyl wrapped letters but they

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couldn't get the the technical details sorted out unfortunately that's okay no

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big deal we'll find we'll find something else to put there so this is another

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case of a room that I really thought was going to be a lot bigger than it ended

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up being um but we're just going to have to work around it so this is the library

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and it actually only goes from this Mark here for the wall into that corner so

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we're basically going to have room for like a couch and like a chair

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there and so yeah we'll we'll just I

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mean we'll do our we'll do our best with it uh this is the this is the plumbing

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for apparently the kitchen I wasn't sure what they were digging this out for last time but yeah of course we have a little

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kitchen unit right there where people will you know make food presumably uh

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this is a closet and then this right here is the super weird bathroom that's

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actually a lot of progress has been made here they've taken out the supports that

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were in the way of the door so this bathroom is going to be hilarious like

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when you're on the so this is going to be the toilet so when you're on the can

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you're going to be like sitting under the stairs uh cuz there was a bit of a

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floor plan um issue uh so it looks like

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I was indeed correct the ducting is going in right now as we speak um the

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drop ceiling is installed that's all new since last time I was here so the server

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room is currently uh quite occupied by things

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um that's uh that's that's good I guess

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so I can't really get in there to show you guys the power outlets that we're

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that we missing last time I was here but apparently they are working on now so that's good uh we should have enough

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power in the server room um so there you go I guess that's pretty much the update

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for now I don't want to jinx anything but we're hoping to be moved in in the

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next like few weeks here which I mean it

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might take us a while to get our sets fully built out and really get properly

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moved in and get the workflow smoothed out um but oh right the

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ducting um oh I really hope that there is this is a ladder right yeah it seems

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to be I really hope that the plan is to

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cuz this is wow I don't know cuz this is above

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the drywall here so they're supposed to

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be exhaust in this room like uh exhaust

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to the uh to the central um HVAC for the

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servers and then there's supposed to be an intake on the door we interrupt this

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program to bring you the rocket tie on it is a gaming mouse with an 8200 DPI

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to Center little like paddle that your right M see I'm holding it with the

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wrong hand it's a one-handed Mouse well not to say that there are two-handed mice it's just to say that it goes in

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anything else that would require you know not

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just up or down more like uh well you

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guys know what these are for you're Gamers and I guess that's pretty much

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all I have to say about that so if you want to learn more go ahead and click on this thing otherwise back to you lonus

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so I don't want to jinx it but we're hoping to be moved in in the next few

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weeks or so so uh wish us luck um but I guess that's pretty much it if you guys

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I'll see you again next time I should get down from here carefully keep it

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rolling in case I fall it' be hilarious no I'm good