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now you're probably thinking Deja Vu I've seen this before this is the

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Patriot holiday tree and the Patriot snow person politically correct USB

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flash drive so the holiday tree is 4 gig the Snowman is 8 gig and there's one

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that I didn't have before and I didn't know I was getting so I went and shot

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the video already but now we have the Patriot holiday

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stocking so that is the 16 gig version

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which I'm going to now unbox with its

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2-year warranty and driverless support

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for most operating

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systems wow this is like some serious

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business packaging here that uh I must have used my knife on last time that's

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okay I have my knife Slick's trying to find a knife for me but he doesn't

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realize that I'm just struggling with it for effect here right now so why don't

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we go ahead and find out the performance

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of the 16 gig holiday stocking which is like the other two absolutely adorable

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and has a holiday flake on it and holiday gifts uh so here let's go over

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here and we'll plug it in to the front USB on my ante 300 on the uh this is the

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tech tips video editing PC so go ahead

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and close all this and all this and

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let's go ahead head and find something

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maybe on local disk C I have actually no

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idea what's uh what's on this computer anywhere apparently there's uh let's see

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uh desktops empty

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downloads all right sure let's have a look let's find like a large file

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somewhere here's one aha here's a here's

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an ISO so let's go ahead

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and copy that

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so that's 716

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Megs hey that's actually not bad for like a value value USB drive that looks

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super cute so I'm going to let you guys do the timing because I forgot to set a

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timer to start so you know you can just pay attention to this number and then

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the total time of the video and then oh

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it's dropping off a little

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bit or maybe it's not I mean this number is notoriously inaccurate although not

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as bad as it was on previous versions of of Windows Slick's nodding in agreement

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he's with me on this one notoriously inaccurate see how complicated is that

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there's time and megabytes and like I I really I really

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don't see why that's so difficult to uh to figure out for um file copy speed

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measuring like if it was one of those things where it's like you know time

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over megab megabytes over like the

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spatiality of the computer and it was like this complicated like

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three-dimensional graph then I think we're having a different conversation

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here but this is like this is basic stuff I mean even if it gave me a

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summary at the end I'd be happy with that if it was just like the whole thing

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even though we were saying 16 megabytes the entire time actually it went at 3

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megabytes per second because we've been timing it this entire time and we're

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Microsoft and uh I'm just buying time

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here guys so there we go the file transfer is done I'm going to go ahead

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and pull my stocking holiday stocking

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out of the computer and I've lost the cap but I wouldn't have lost the cap if

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I had used the

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included cap holder which you can use to

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throw the cap on there and then attach this to this so the whole thing stays

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chained together just like that so thank you for checking out my holiday unboxing

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