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Luke: Sad Linus background photos kind of based. 2 00:00:02.535 --> 00:00:04.537 Elijah: One horizontal, one vertical monitor. 3 00:00:04.571 --> 00:00:05.772 Luke: I like the car's setup. 4 00:00:05.772 --> 00:00:06.106 Elijah: Yeah. 5 00:00:07.107 --> 00:00:08.641 Elijah: Not an LTT Store water bottle. 6 00:00:08.708 --> 00:00:12.612 Luke: Losing some points there, I don't know why... but you are. 7 00:00:12.679 --> 00:00:14.014 Elijah: Why would you put the mic there? 8 00:00:14.114 --> 00:00:16.049 Elijah: It's like, just like the cable is just like- 9 00:00:16.282 --> 00:00:17.217 Luke: That's so annoying. 10 00:00:17.217 --> 00:00:18.284 Elijah: That's really frustrating. 11 00:00:18.284 --> 00:00:21.721 Luke: Is this they're like, “I did this so that I could get MCM things?” 12 00:00:21.721 --> 00:00:24.124 Luke: Because under their desk it looks fine. Elijah: Yeah, that looks pretty good, right? 13 00:00:24.190 --> 00:00:26.092 Luke: It's just, this is incredibly stupid. 14 00:00:26.092 --> 00:00:28.695 Elijah: They probably like put it off to the side, when they're like done. 15 00:00:28.695 --> 00:00:31.631 Luke: Yeah, but don't do that! Because you're going to game or something, 16 00:00:31.664 --> 00:00:32.499 Luke: so you want it in front of you. 17 00:00:32.565 --> 00:00:34.300 Elijah: No, I'm saying like when they're not on a call. Luke: So that cable needs to- 18 00:00:34.300 --> 00:00:37.971 Luke: Like it wouldn't be that bad to just route that down the front of the desk. 19 00:00:37.971 --> 00:00:39.873 Elijah: Around and just underneath? Yeah, that's fair. 20 00:00:40.206 --> 00:00:43.943 Luke: Or you could like, this keyboard might have, 21 00:00:43.943 --> 00:00:46.946 Luke: this looks like one that might have the like under keyboard routing. 22 00:00:46.946 --> 00:00:47.480 Elijah: Oh yeah yeah. 23 00:00:47.514 --> 00:00:49.616 Luke: Or it might even have its own port or something like that. 24 00:00:49.649 --> 00:00:52.919 Elijah: Oh, the ONN mouse pad! Shout out Walmart. 25 00:00:53.253 --> 00:00:54.287 Luke: Okay, all right. 26 00:00:54.287 --> 00:00:55.755 Elijah: That's Walmart's gaming brand. 27 00:00:55.789 --> 00:00:56.389 Luke: Nice. 28 00:00:56.389 --> 00:00:57.357 Luke: Is this out of a- 29 00:00:57.457 --> 00:00:59.092 Elijah: That's like a Dell, cause look at the power. 30 00:00:59.092 --> 00:01:01.694 Luke: Yeah, yeah; that's kind of neat. 31 00:01:01.694 --> 00:01:02.195 Elijah: You know what? Hey- 32 00:01:02.195 --> 00:01:04.130 Luke: I feel like this is a Scrapyard Wars computer. 33 00:01:04.197 --> 00:01:05.498 Elijah: Yeah, you know what? Hey, 34 00:01:05.532 --> 00:01:08.735 Elijah: if it works, that's great; it just caught me very off guard. 35 00:01:09.035 --> 00:01:11.738 Alex: Oh, I see a problem here. 36 00:01:13.006 --> 00:01:16.943 Dude, you should move your RAM sticks one slot to the right. 37 00:01:17.343 --> 00:01:20.346 You probably won't get any more performance, but it is correct, 38 00:01:20.380 --> 00:01:21.815 and people won't roast you about it. 39 00:01:21.848 --> 00:01:23.616 Adam: You know, that's probably how they got it from Dell. 40 00:01:23.650 --> 00:01:27.220 This is such an old system. 41 00:01:27.353 --> 00:01:32.158 Alex: That said though, there is no better GPU in the world than the GTX 1080 TI. 42 00:01:32.158 --> 00:01:35.562 Luke: I enjoy the no standoffs as well. 43 00:01:35.595 --> 00:01:36.296 Elijah: Are they missing? 44 00:01:36.296 --> 00:01:36.996 Luke: No, there's one here. 45 00:01:36.996 --> 00:01:37.597 Elijah: There's one there. 46 00:01:37.831 --> 00:01:40.733 Luke: But it might even be difficult, depending on it's- 47 00:01:40.767 --> 00:01:41.835 Luke: This is cool actually. 48 00:01:41.835 --> 00:01:43.336 Elijah: I'm surprised. Luke: I'm surprised you have those neat. 49 00:01:43.369 --> 00:01:45.472 Elijah: Yeah, you know, I like it; I don't mind it. 50 00:01:45.605 --> 00:01:48.575 Luke: I hope it's not, oh, Viper tech? Is this just a prebuilt? 51 00:01:49.409 --> 00:01:51.644 Elijah: Yeah, that would explain all of this then. 52 00:01:51.678 --> 00:01:54.447 Luke: That removes quite literally, 53 00:01:54.647 --> 00:01:57.750 Luke: all of the coolness about that motherboard, just to be clear. 54 00:01:57.750 --> 00:02:00.353 Elijah: I thought maybe you extracted it off like an OptiPlex or something. 55 00:02:00.353 --> 00:02:00.954 Luke: Me too. 56 00:02:00.987 --> 00:02:01.688 Elijah: Yeah, no, you're out. 57 00:02:01.688 --> 00:02:05.725 Luke: I thought work, effort, passion, drive, went into this computer. 58 00:02:05.925 --> 00:02:06.426 Luke: So... 59 00:02:06.426 --> 00:02:08.461 Elijah: You don't just- yeah, okay. 60 00:02:08.795 --> 00:02:10.096 I don't want to shame you anymore. 61 00:02:10.196 --> 00:02:13.533 Adam: I like how he tactically positioned the fan to be at the hottest part of his desk, 62 00:02:13.867 --> 00:02:15.902 above the computer that's running games. 63 00:02:16.169 --> 00:02:18.938 Alex: That said though, respect for the little collection of cars; 64 00:02:18.972 --> 00:02:26.179 we've got a Lotus Elise Ford GT, Lamborghini Countach, and maybe a Chevy CTS-V? 65 00:02:26.980 --> 00:02:28.915 Adam: Yeah, I like the Legos. 66 00:02:28.915 --> 00:02:29.849 Alex: Hahahaha! 67 00:02:29.849 --> 00:02:30.350 Elijah: Whoa. 68 00:02:30.383 --> 00:02:30.984 Luke: Cool. 69 00:02:31.417 --> 00:02:32.385 Luke: Love it actually. 70 00:02:32.919 --> 00:02:34.754 Elijah: A wannabe Linux user. 71 00:02:34.787 --> 00:02:35.155 Luke: Yeah. 72 00:02:35.155 --> 00:02:37.857 Elijah: Because you have a Linux background, but still use Windows. 73 00:02:38.224 --> 00:02:39.859 Elijah: Like what? Like- 74 00:02:40.093 --> 00:02:42.295 Elijah: Oh, this is Linux! 75 00:02:42.629 --> 00:02:43.930 Wow, I just got f***ed. 76 00:02:44.130 --> 00:02:47.233 My bad, my bad chief; thank you for, you know- 77 00:02:47.300 --> 00:02:49.402 Can we edit- Editor cut that; Editor cut the insult. 78 00:02:49.402 --> 00:02:51.905 Luke: Don't, don't, don't, don't. 79 00:02:51.938 --> 00:02:56.743 Alex: Oh man! Is that a second monitor that's a CRT? That sh**s hard . 80 00:02:56.776 --> 00:02:58.778 Adam: Yo he's got a, he's got a big dentist magnifying glass. 81 00:02:59.212 --> 00:03:01.147 Alex: Buddy definitely solders, like- 82 00:03:01.514 --> 00:03:01.881 Adam: Yeah. 83 00:03:01.881 --> 00:03:02.615 Alex: This is a setup. 84 00:03:02.649 --> 00:03:04.184 Alex: He's got the McMaster catalog! 85 00:03:04.517 --> 00:03:06.052 Oh man! 86 00:03:06.286 --> 00:03:08.454 Elijah: Wait, is the UPS plugged into the power bar? 87 00:03:09.222 --> 00:03:12.358 That, I'm pretty sure that on the very right, that is what that power is. 88 00:03:14.460 --> 00:03:15.862 Elijah: Okay, that one was okay. 89 00:03:16.129 --> 00:03:17.864 Luke: Oh yeah, "work computer". 90 00:03:17.864 --> 00:03:19.132 Elijah: Work computer? 91 00:03:19.199 --> 00:03:22.835 Alex: Doing loads of work on their work computer here; 92 00:03:23.636 --> 00:03:27.106 just all of the hardcore work programs installed. 93 00:03:27.273 --> 00:03:28.441 Luke: [This] has got to be IT; 94 00:03:28.474 --> 00:03:31.311 because then they would be able to make sure that no one else knows, 95 00:03:31.611 --> 00:03:34.247 that they're playing all these games at work. 96 00:03:34.280 --> 00:03:36.916 Elijah: I'm going to run this program, so it trains my antivirus software. 97 00:03:36.916 --> 00:03:38.351 Luke: Don't get any ideas, Shawn! 98 00:03:39.652 --> 00:03:41.154 Elijah: "Testttttttt000". 99 00:03:41.154 --> 00:03:42.789 Elijah and Luke: Hahahahaha! 100 00:03:42.855 --> 00:03:45.592 Elijah: And the one below it, "Testttgttt...". 101 00:03:45.592 --> 00:03:47.293 Luke: *Laughing*. 102 00:03:47.527 --> 00:03:49.462 Luke: "fcdxbh.mkv". 103 00:03:49.495 --> 00:03:52.232 Elijah: This is like the 10th time you've exported something; so you're just like. 104 00:03:52.632 --> 00:03:53.766 Luke: "New text document". 105 00:03:54.100 --> 00:03:57.003 Adam: This was supposed to be about organizing your cables, not your goddamn desktop. 106 00:03:57.003 --> 00:03:58.504 Alex: Hahahaha. Adam: What the heck is wrong with you? 107 00:03:58.671 --> 00:03:59.973 Adam: Definitely kind of a garage setup. 108 00:04:00.039 --> 00:04:01.808 That is the vacuum tank; yeah, I was going to say. 109 00:04:01.808 --> 00:04:03.476 Alex: They've got a capture PC. 110 00:04:03.710 --> 00:04:04.978 Adam: Quote, unquote. 111 00:04:05.178 --> 00:04:05.745 Alex: Yeah. 112 00:04:05.745 --> 00:04:06.613 Adam: "Capture PC". 113 00:04:06.913 --> 00:04:08.414 Elijah: There's no way. 114 00:04:08.414 --> 00:04:10.516 Luke: I really hope it's one of those like white paint markers; 115 00:04:10.550 --> 00:04:11.884 and they actually wrote that on there. 116 00:04:11.918 --> 00:04:13.853 Elijah: Oh, this looks like a screen cap, and they just went in- 117 00:04:13.920 --> 00:04:17.557 Luke: Cause this looks blurry actually; that's why I think it might be. Elijah: Oh, maybe. 118 00:04:18.091 --> 00:04:19.459 Luke: It goes in with the- 119 00:04:20.827 --> 00:04:22.128 Elijah: Capture PC. 120 00:04:22.195 --> 00:04:23.296 Luke: Look at the like angle of it, and stuff too. 121 00:04:23.329 --> 00:04:25.164 Elijah: Maybe it is written on it, that's wild. 122 00:04:25.198 --> 00:04:26.432 Luke: I think they wrote it on there. 123 00:04:26.432 --> 00:04:27.000 Elijah: That's wild. 124 00:04:27.000 --> 00:04:28.001 Luke: Which is so sick. 125 00:04:28.001 --> 00:04:30.336 Elijah: But why did they do the ca- Like why did they do these ""? 126 00:04:30.336 --> 00:04:31.904 Just write capture PC. 127 00:04:32.805 --> 00:04:33.973 Luke: I like the hobbyist area. 128 00:04:33.973 --> 00:04:34.474 Elijah: Yeah. 129 00:04:34.507 --> 00:04:35.508 Elijah: We've got the cricket there. 130 00:04:35.541 --> 00:04:36.075 Luke: Is that a cricket? Yeah. 131 00:04:36.075 --> 00:04:36.609 Elijah: Yeah. 132 00:04:37.210 --> 00:04:38.044 Elijah: Paints and stuff. 133 00:04:38.044 --> 00:04:41.247 Elijah: Yeah, okay; this is nice; definitely in a garage vibe, which I'm down with. 134 00:04:41.247 --> 00:04:44.183 Luke: I always like having the hobbyist area close to the computer; that's cool. 135 00:04:44.183 --> 00:04:45.852 Luke: Nice, good use of that tray. Elijah: That isn't bad, this is... yeah. 136 00:04:46.319 --> 00:04:47.120 Luke: Is that you? 137 00:04:47.153 --> 00:04:48.054 Elijah: "Is that you?" 138 00:04:48.221 --> 00:04:49.022 Luke: Is that you dude? 139 00:04:49.055 --> 00:04:51.257 Elijah: No, that's like a kid; 2023 to 2024. 140 00:04:51.257 --> 00:04:52.892 Luke: Is that your kid? Under your desk? 141 00:04:53.493 --> 00:04:56.229 Elijah: Must be real ashamed; you're going right there Jimmy. 142 00:04:56.829 --> 00:04:57.630 Adam: Dox this man. 143 00:04:57.630 --> 00:04:59.565 Adam and Alex: *Laughs*. 144 00:04:59.565 --> 00:05:01.167 Alex: It's clearly a child. 145 00:05:01.934 --> 00:05:07.173 Adam: Do you think maybe it's like an ex-child? Not in like a, like they died. 146 00:05:07.607 --> 00:05:10.710 But like you don't love him anymore, so you put the picture under the desk, 147 00:05:10.710 --> 00:05:11.878 so you don't have to think about it. 148 00:05:12.078 --> 00:05:12.979 Adam: Super beta. 149 00:05:13.313 --> 00:05:15.348 Yo, that was my nickname in high school. 150 00:05:15.448 --> 00:05:17.550 Alex: Two setups? One chair? 151 00:05:17.684 --> 00:05:18.685 Adam: Oh, that's very sweet. 152 00:05:18.751 --> 00:05:19.352 Alex: Awww. 153 00:05:19.419 --> 00:05:20.887 Adam: They have the sticker on their desk though. 154 00:05:21.087 --> 00:05:22.455 No, it’ll lose resale value! 155 00:05:23.556 --> 00:05:24.424 With his hammer. 156 00:05:25.692 --> 00:05:27.593 Elijah: Look at the power bar, for the love of God! 157 00:05:27.660 --> 00:05:28.027 Luke: Why? 158 00:05:28.061 --> 00:05:28.561 Elijah: For the love of God! 159 00:05:28.561 --> 00:05:31.597 Luke: This is like- Again, I feel like it's gotta be placed there; 160 00:05:31.631 --> 00:05:34.967 cause the cable that feeds this power bar is coming from around the desk, 161 00:05:35.001 --> 00:05:37.403 Luke: so there's no way it couldn't just be on the desk. 162 00:05:37.437 --> 00:05:41.274 Elijah: On the desk, just put it on the desk! Luke: It was just like randomly, like this guy was like, 163 00:05:42.608 --> 00:05:44.811 on the ground, photo taken, give me cable management... 164 00:05:44.811 --> 00:05:47.814 Elijah: Why do you have a hammer? Just like ready to go. 165 00:05:47.847 --> 00:05:48.915 Luke: No, that's sick; I support that. 166 00:05:48.915 --> 00:05:51.250 Elijah: Why, what are you using it for? 167 00:05:51.284 --> 00:05:54.387 Luke: Because he's gonna put this photo up in two months, Elijah: *Laughs* 168 00:05:55.121 --> 00:05:57.824 Luke: and he needs the hammer there to put the nails in 169 00:05:57.857 --> 00:05:59.826 when he finally decides to do it, okay? 170 00:05:59.926 --> 00:06:02.295 Alex: We've got the computer backwards, which I guess makes sense; 171 00:06:02.295 --> 00:06:04.430 you have really easy access to the I/O. 172 00:06:04.464 --> 00:06:06.499 Adam: Yeah, and nice hot air. 173 00:06:06.566 --> 00:06:09.202 Adam: You know what it is honestly more presentable to the rest of the room, 174 00:06:09.268 --> 00:06:10.670 Alex: Yeah. Adam: to see the front of your computer facing away. 175 00:06:10.703 --> 00:06:13.473 I like that you keep your shame on your side of the screen. 176 00:06:13.473 --> 00:06:16.175 Elijah: 360! The Xbox 360. 177 00:06:16.175 --> 00:06:17.243 Elijah: You've gained a lot of respect. 178 00:06:17.377 --> 00:06:17.977 Luke: That's based. 179 00:06:18.077 --> 00:06:18.878 Elijah: Best console. 180 00:06:18.945 --> 00:06:19.412 Luke: Maybe you do deserve- 181 00:06:19.445 --> 00:06:21.481 Elijah: You have a Mac mini, you've lost a lot of respect. 182 00:06:21.814 --> 00:06:23.049 Luke: Wait, what? Oh. 183 00:06:23.916 --> 00:06:26.919 Elijah: Okay, this is the third setup; so probably the kids set up. 184 00:06:26.953 --> 00:06:28.955 Luke: Photo? Up on the wall? 185 00:06:29.622 --> 00:06:31.023 Elijah: Another one. 186 00:06:32.325 --> 00:06:33.359 Luke: Use the hammer. 187 00:06:33.359 --> 00:06:36.529 Elijah: Pick up the towel in the hallway! Come on. 188 00:06:36.596 --> 00:06:37.997 Luke: Wait, this is girlfriend's desk. 189 00:06:38.731 --> 00:06:39.799 Elijah: No, this is a third desk. 190 00:06:40.366 --> 00:06:40.666 Luke: Yeah. 191 00:06:40.700 --> 00:06:41.200 Elijah: So this is kids' desk. 192 00:06:41.200 --> 00:06:43.469 Luke: Okay, this is just called command- No, read the title. 193 00:06:43.503 --> 00:06:44.337 Elijah: Oh, command center. 194 00:06:44.370 --> 00:06:46.906 Luke: This is called command center, this is called girlfriend's desk; 195 00:06:46.939 --> 00:06:51.644 so you shoved your girlfriend over here, and you took both of these desks for yourself? 196 00:06:51.677 --> 00:06:52.512 Elijah: You're an a******. 197 00:06:52.545 --> 00:06:53.679 Luke: What is going on!? 198 00:06:53.713 --> 00:06:55.515 Elijah: That makes sense for the one chair thing then. 199 00:06:55.515 --> 00:06:55.915 Luke: Yeah. 200 00:06:55.948 --> 00:06:56.849 Elijah: Cause he just goes back and forth then. 201 00:06:56.849 --> 00:06:59.352 Luke: Why are both of these yours!? What? 202 00:06:59.385 --> 00:07:00.052 Elijah: I hate this. 203 00:07:00.219 --> 00:07:03.423 Elijah: This one's actually making me a little bit mad; even though it's not messy or anything. 204 00:07:04.190 --> 00:07:06.926 You're just selfish... learn to share. 205 00:07:07.827 --> 00:07:08.795 Luke: Hahaha! 206 00:07:12.799 --> 00:07:16.502 Elijah: He put the right angle USB, so the right angle's down; 207 00:07:16.569 --> 00:07:18.504 I don't know why that's such a nitpicky thing. 208 00:07:18.538 --> 00:07:22.108 Luke: That's so annoying! Elijah: Literally just pulling it up one angle. Luke: I really wish you didn't say that. 209 00:07:22.842 --> 00:07:27.480 Elijah: That's so annoying! You're damaging the cable, it looks ugly. 210 00:07:28.614 --> 00:07:31.050 Elijah: Screw you! I'm mad. 211 00:07:31.284 --> 00:07:34.887 your intentions are like, you're like 60% of the way there; 212 00:07:34.921 --> 00:07:39.292 but the fact that you're past 50 and only at 60 is annoying. 213 00:07:39.492 --> 00:07:41.761 Luke: Okay, yeah here, I can fix this for you. 214 00:07:41.794 --> 00:07:44.564 Elijah: Luke's getting really heated about this one. Luke: It's just... ghah! 215 00:07:44.597 --> 00:07:45.097 Elijah: This one. 216 00:07:45.097 --> 00:07:51.704 Luke: This gap right here is already big; just slide it so that these connect here 217 00:07:51.737 --> 00:07:53.706 and you can walk in around the right. 218 00:07:53.739 --> 00:07:54.640 Elijah: That's actually not a bad idea. 219 00:07:54.674 --> 00:07:56.642 Luke: And then these desks will be together, 220 00:07:56.642 --> 00:08:02.114 and you having two completely dramatically separate desks stops being so silly. 221 00:08:02.148 --> 00:08:02.815 Please! 222 00:08:03.049 --> 00:08:03.783 Elijah: Dad's mad. 223 00:08:04.050 --> 00:08:07.353 Alex: It's a nice setup, but I'm kind of confused why they didn't just rotate this 224 00:08:07.386 --> 00:08:10.022 180 degrees and have it in the corner like a normal person. 225 00:08:10.022 --> 00:08:11.257 Adam: Well, as I said, the shame. 226 00:08:12.158 --> 00:08:13.893 Alex: No, but then like there is no shame; 227 00:08:13.926 --> 00:08:16.963 Alex: you don't have to worry about the back of your computer; 228 00:08:16.963 --> 00:08:17.430 Adam: Yes. 229 00:08:17.463 --> 00:08:19.799 Alex: Cause then it's just against a wall like every single other one. 230 00:08:20.066 --> 00:08:23.069 Adam: I think maybe it's so that they can look at the back of the head of their lover. 231 00:08:24.637 --> 00:08:25.004 You know? 232 00:08:26.072 --> 00:08:27.240 Yeah, this person just moved in. 233 00:08:27.273 --> 00:08:29.375 Adam: Also, why is there such a big gap between the wall and your desk? 234 00:08:29.375 --> 00:08:31.611 Alex: Yeah, this could get smaller. 235 00:08:31.644 --> 00:08:33.112 Adam: I bet you that maybe they pulled it out to demonstrate; 236 00:08:33.112 --> 00:08:36.182 this person seems like they're pretty, they're smart and they know what they're doing 237 00:08:36.182 --> 00:08:37.783 and they have a hammer and I would be scared. 238 00:08:37.817 --> 00:08:40.453 Alex: Yeah, this is the most setup looking setup I've seen in a while. 239 00:08:40.586 --> 00:08:42.188 Alex: Ooh! Yeah, there we go. Adam: LTT- 240 00:08:42.388 --> 00:08:43.122 Adam: Yeah! 241 00:08:43.623 --> 00:08:46.025 Alex: LTT screwdriver, they've got the calipers. 242 00:08:46.058 --> 00:08:48.728 They're doing things, 3D printed stuff right here. 243 00:08:48.728 --> 00:08:51.597 Adam: Also look at the legs on that PC, God damn. 244 00:08:52.265 --> 00:08:52.732 Alex: Oh! 245 00:08:52.732 --> 00:08:53.966 Adam: Wow, 246 00:08:54.133 --> 00:08:55.101 Alex: Hell yeah. 247 00:08:55.167 --> 00:08:57.603 Adam: Damn, do those legs go all the way up? 248 00:08:58.538 --> 00:09:01.240 Elijah: Okay, this isn't that ba- Why? The mouse pad. 249 00:09:02.775 --> 00:09:03.376 Do you see it? 250 00:09:03.476 --> 00:09:05.278 Luke: No, this is a thing, this is a thing; 251 00:09:05.311 --> 00:09:10.683 so he's facing, or they are facing this way; and their mouse is just here. Elijah: Oooooh, okay. 252 00:09:10.783 --> 00:09:11.918 Luke: They have their ARM on the thing. 253 00:09:11.918 --> 00:09:14.186 Elijah: Got it, okay; that makes way more sense. 254 00:09:14.186 --> 00:09:15.321 Luke: Yeah, it's totally a thing. 255 00:09:15.354 --> 00:09:17.089 It's not common, but it's a thing. 256 00:09:17.189 --> 00:09:18.090 Adam: Whoa. 257 00:09:18.124 --> 00:09:19.492 Alex: Daaamn! 258 00:09:19.525 --> 00:09:20.326 Adam: Now we were talking- 259 00:09:20.326 --> 00:09:21.360 Alex: Modular synth. 260 00:09:21.394 --> 00:09:23.062 Adam: We were talking about wasting money earlier; 261 00:09:23.095 --> 00:09:25.898 holy cow, is this ever expensive. 262 00:09:25.932 --> 00:09:27.833 Alex: I wish that I had modular synth money. 263 00:09:28.000 --> 00:09:30.469 Adam: Yeah, I wish I could spend $10, 000 to make songs that go like, 264 00:09:30.503 --> 00:09:32.171 boop, boop, boop... 265 00:09:32.271 --> 00:09:33.072 Alex: *Laughs*. 266 00:09:33.139 --> 00:09:37.109 Adam: and then I can blow one of them up by accident because I patched the wrong plug. 267 00:09:37.276 --> 00:09:38.377 Adam: Super fun hobby. 268 00:09:38.411 --> 00:09:43.015 Alex: It's also the kind of hobby that you can for free, 100% do on your laptop. 269 00:09:43.215 --> 00:09:43.849 Adam: Yeah. 270 00:09:43.883 --> 00:09:45.384 Alex: But this is just so much more fun. 271 00:09:46.018 --> 00:09:47.353 Adam: I also like, you can be like, 272 00:09:47.820 --> 00:09:51.424 people go like, it's- The problem with modular synths is that you bring people over 273 00:09:51.424 --> 00:09:53.593 and the're like, whoa, what's that? And you're like, oh, it's a modular synth. 274 00:09:53.626 --> 00:09:54.694 And they're like, how does it work? 275 00:09:54.727 --> 00:09:55.995 You're like, oh, we like plug stuff in. 276 00:09:55.995 --> 00:09:58.831 They're like, can I hear it? You're like... no. 277 00:09:59.999 --> 00:10:01.434 Luke: Okay, so this is probably like- 278 00:10:01.500 --> 00:10:02.301 Elijah: Right behind it? 279 00:10:02.335 --> 00:10:03.803 Luke: Opposing corner? Yeah, I'm assuming. 280 00:10:03.836 --> 00:10:07.006 Elijah: Wow, music here? 281 00:10:07.673 --> 00:10:13.145 Luke: I don't know, but I'm assuming it's, whoa... for this? 282 00:10:13.179 --> 00:10:13.846 Elijah: What? 283 00:10:13.879 --> 00:10:14.513 Luke: I don't know. 284 00:10:14.614 --> 00:10:15.114 Elijah: Hmm? 285 00:10:15.214 --> 00:10:16.482 Luke: I've seen deadmau5 do a, 286 00:10:16.849 --> 00:10:17.617 Elijah: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 287 00:10:17.650 --> 00:10:18.751 Luke: connect the long distance calls. 288 00:10:18.751 --> 00:10:20.252 Elijah: Oh yeah, we have that in our video. 289 00:10:20.286 --> 00:10:21.487 Luke: 19 whatevers. 290 00:10:22.021 --> 00:10:24.957 Elijah: Yes, let me connect this dial tone to this tuner. 291 00:10:25.725 --> 00:10:28.327 Luke: I'm sure this is sick, it looks really cool. 292 00:10:28.327 --> 00:10:29.462 Elijah: I understand none of it. 293 00:10:29.495 --> 00:10:31.364 Luke: Visually amazing, love it. 294 00:10:31.364 --> 00:10:31.797 Adam: Wow. 295 00:10:31.831 --> 00:10:33.332 Alex: Okay, 3D printer got the bamboo. 296 00:10:33.332 --> 00:10:36.235 Adam: Is this just Dan? Is this Dan Besser? 297 00:10:36.268 --> 00:10:39.038 Elijah: Printer, with like the highest printer in the world. 298 00:10:39.472 --> 00:10:40.239 Luke: Hell yeah. 299 00:10:40.306 --> 00:10:42.241 Elijah: It's like, let me grab my form. 300 00:10:43.476 --> 00:10:44.744 Luke: Oh, I didn't see that! 301 00:10:44.777 --> 00:10:45.811 Elijah: Yeah, that's what I'm talking about. 302 00:10:48.748 --> 00:10:52.618 Luke: If you just get rid of, if you just shove the tray back, it'll just fall down to you. 303 00:10:52.818 --> 00:10:54.587 Luke: That would be, that would be simple. Elijah: That's funny. 304 00:10:54.620 --> 00:10:56.455 Luke: What!? What!? 305 00:10:56.722 --> 00:10:57.156 Alex: What is this? 306 00:10:57.156 --> 00:10:59.592 Adam: This is where I put my computer when it misbehaves. 307 00:11:00.559 --> 00:11:04.764 Luke: What's happening? Elijah: I was doing so many compliments and now I'm so confused... what is-? 308 00:11:06.499 --> 00:11:08.868 Elijah: "Sorry I can't, I have plans with my cat". 309 00:11:08.934 --> 00:11:11.337 Luke: Funny enough, I thought this was a cat at first. 310 00:11:12.738 --> 00:11:14.674 Luke: When you zoom out, it looks like it can be. 311 00:11:14.674 --> 00:11:16.475 Elijah: Yeah, I see it, I see it. 312 00:11:16.509 --> 00:11:17.710 Luke: I don't know what this is. 313 00:11:17.710 --> 00:11:19.011 Elijah: Is that a room? Oh, it's a safe. 314 00:11:19.211 --> 00:11:20.479 Luke: I don't know what this is. 315 00:11:21.080 --> 00:11:22.581 Elijah: This can't be real, this is staged; 316 00:11:23.149 --> 00:11:25.051 I'm just doubting everyone's setup now. 317 00:11:25.051 --> 00:11:28.387 Luke: I feel like this is where he goes to like hack mainframes or something. 318 00:11:28.387 --> 00:11:30.623 Elijah: I actually used to have a gaming setup in a closet like this; 319 00:11:30.656 --> 00:11:31.791 Elijah: but we ripped the doors off. 320 00:11:31.824 --> 00:11:34.960 Luke: But you just stand? In the closet and then you close the doors. 321 00:11:34.960 --> 00:11:36.595 Elijah: No I had a- Yeah, exactly, I did close it. 322 00:11:36.595 --> 00:11:38.431 Luke: You know what would be kind of sick actually? 323 00:11:38.497 --> 00:11:43.135 Is if opening the doors turned the computer on, and closing the doors shut the computer off. 324 00:11:43.903 --> 00:11:45.438 That would be so cool. 325 00:11:45.471 --> 00:11:47.540 Adam: The Pringle chip background, my favorite default. 326 00:11:47.740 --> 00:11:49.608 Alex: This also looks like a sick setup. 327 00:11:49.675 --> 00:11:51.644 Adam: They got an OG LTT water bottle. 328 00:11:51.677 --> 00:11:52.044 Alex: Yeah. 329 00:11:52.078 --> 00:11:53.479 Adam: That's a long time, respect that. 330 00:11:53.646 --> 00:11:54.447 Alex: What are these? 331 00:11:54.747 --> 00:11:56.415 Adam: Adam Audio, baby. Alex: Adam Audio. 332 00:11:56.415 --> 00:11:58.884 Adam: That's me! That's me, I make those speakers! 333 00:11:59.285 --> 00:12:01.220 They sound, so good. 334 00:12:01.287 --> 00:12:02.354 Alex: Those look legit. 335 00:12:02.655 --> 00:12:05.024 Adam: Oh, Adam Audio is quite a highly regarded brand; 336 00:12:05.091 --> 00:12:07.026 and I love the sound treatment they put in the room. 337 00:12:07.059 --> 00:12:08.961 Alex: Yeah, just the one square. 338 00:12:09.028 --> 00:12:10.396 Adam: God, the reverbs. 339 00:12:10.429 --> 00:12:13.499 This is just, the way it reflects back at me is so weird. 340 00:12:14.133 --> 00:12:17.169 Elijah: The way the mic is positioned in front of the desk cable management, 341 00:12:17.203 --> 00:12:20.372 it just makes it all blur into one massive light cable nest. 342 00:12:20.406 --> 00:12:21.107 Luke: Yeah. 343 00:12:21.907 --> 00:12:22.441 Elijah: But- 344 00:12:22.775 --> 00:12:23.476 Luke: Oooh. 345 00:12:24.977 --> 00:12:28.414 Luke: We do have to remember this was for cable management submissions. 346 00:12:28.614 --> 00:12:29.982 Elijah: Yeah, it's pretty bad, but- 347 00:12:30.049 --> 00:12:33.486 Luke: This is pretty bad; but I also feel like this was almost intentionally bad. 348 00:12:33.519 --> 00:12:35.254 Like I think this one, they played the game. 349 00:12:35.254 --> 00:12:35.888 Elijah: Yeah. 350 00:12:35.888 --> 00:12:39.592 Luke: Cause like, look at this silvery cable that's just like here. 351 00:12:39.625 --> 00:12:40.392 Like I don't- 352 00:12:40.426 --> 00:12:41.861 Elijah: What cable even is that like? 353 00:12:41.894 --> 00:12:44.730 Luke: I don't know, but I feel like it was put there to look bad. 354 00:12:44.764 --> 00:12:48.901 This cable goes in front of the headphones, but goes all the way into the back. 355 00:12:48.901 --> 00:12:51.036 I feel like that's not how that normally sits. 356 00:12:51.036 --> 00:12:53.572 I'm pretty sure again, that was put there to look bad. 357 00:12:53.973 --> 00:12:55.741 I think this person's a liar. 358 00:12:55.808 --> 00:12:59.411 Elijah: Damn. Luke: I rate them a zero... you suck. Elijah: You know what's also cringe? They bought a PS5. 359 00:12:59.478 --> 00:13:00.179 Luke: Yeah, yikes. 360 00:13:00.379 --> 00:13:00.980 Elijah: Yeah. 361 00:13:01.013 --> 00:13:02.414 Elijah: Oh, and an Xbox; ooh! 362 00:13:02.448 --> 00:13:07.386 So you have an Xbox, a PC, and a PS5? Oh my God, really don't like money. 363 00:13:07.653 --> 00:13:09.722 Adam: I will say your cables. 364 00:13:09.755 --> 00:13:10.689 Alex: Yeah, they- 365 00:13:10.723 --> 00:13:12.424 Adam: They're messed up, this is bad. 366 00:13:13.092 --> 00:13:17.029 Alex: This is one of the ones where, it's a good contender for cable management; 367 00:13:17.062 --> 00:13:20.933 because this is a sick setup that is getting ruined by all these cables 368 00:13:20.966 --> 00:13:22.201 and I guess a drum stool down there. 369 00:13:22.201 --> 00:13:23.903 Adam: Yeah, they got the Moondrop Venus. 370 00:13:24.637 --> 00:13:25.504 Alex: Damn. 371 00:13:25.538 --> 00:13:26.772 Adam: I like those headphones, those are good. 372 00:13:26.772 --> 00:13:27.373 Alex: Yeah. 373 00:13:28.541 --> 00:13:31.777 Adam: They also, okay; so clearly they have an Orange amp, which is sick as heck; 374 00:13:33.646 --> 00:13:37.783 and the guitars, this person clearly does some music production and some streaming. 375 00:13:37.817 --> 00:13:41.020 Alex: Yeah, this is awful, still awful. 376 00:13:41.954 --> 00:13:42.521 Adam: Honestly- 377 00:13:42.521 --> 00:13:43.322 Alex: Completely terrible. 378 00:13:44.190 --> 00:13:46.725 Adam: Yeah, this is honest- This is an afront to God; 379 00:13:47.359 --> 00:13:49.595 but sometimes you need to be able to pull cables really easily 380 00:13:49.595 --> 00:13:52.064 when you're moving around your studio, which I don't think is very big. 381 00:13:52.231 --> 00:13:54.900 Elijah: Rocking the Windows 11 default wallpaper. 382 00:13:54.934 --> 00:13:56.802 Luke: The Costco special chair. 383 00:13:57.336 --> 00:13:57.870 Elijah: Is that that? 384 00:13:57.903 --> 00:13:59.438 Luke: Did they put a, what is, what is- 385 00:13:59.471 --> 00:14:00.739 Elijah: Why is it a crook? 386 00:14:01.307 --> 00:14:04.076 Luke: I don't know, I don't know if that's originally there or if they just put it there, 387 00:14:04.076 --> 00:14:06.378 but this looks like the Costco special chair. 388 00:14:06.378 --> 00:14:07.046 Elijah: Oh, maybe. 389 00:14:07.079 --> 00:14:08.647 Luke: Okay, I like that things are labeled- 390 00:14:08.681 --> 00:14:11.984 Elijah: G-PC, S-PC? Do you think it's like gaming PC, streaming PC? 391 00:14:12.451 --> 00:14:14.286 Luke: Yeah, because they have a bunch of, 392 00:14:16.188 --> 00:14:18.290 like stream deck style things on the front. Elijah: Got it, yeah. 393 00:14:18.290 --> 00:14:20.426 Luke: If we go back, see? 394 00:14:20.759 --> 00:14:23.195 Elijah: Yeah, okay; maybe this is just a streamer setup then. 395 00:14:23.229 --> 00:14:23.963 Luke: I think so. 396 00:14:24.029 --> 00:14:25.865 Elijah: UPS! Respect. 397 00:14:25.931 --> 00:14:26.332 Luke: Good. 398 00:14:26.398 --> 00:14:28.534 Luke: I think that might literally be the exact one that I have. 399 00:14:28.567 --> 00:14:29.735 Elijah: Yeah, it's a good UPS. 400 00:14:30.436 --> 00:14:32.037 Alex: UPS though, respect for that. 401 00:14:33.205 --> 00:14:35.641 Adam: What is happening? How did- 402 00:14:36.375 --> 00:14:36.909 Alex: What? 403 00:14:36.909 --> 00:14:38.010 Adam: You ripped its guts out! 404 00:14:39.945 --> 00:14:44.683 Alex: Like it looks like they're conjoining in like some sort of an evil way. 405 00:14:45.985 --> 00:14:51.857 Adam: It's like in like the Matrix, like all the cables running to one thing like- 406 00:14:51.924 --> 00:14:54.426 Alex: The homunculus is just consuming you. Adam: Yeah. 407 00:14:57.229 --> 00:14:57.696 Elijah: Hold on. 408 00:14:57.730 --> 00:15:00.399 Luke: This has gotta be the, this has gotta be the streaming- 409 00:15:01.000 --> 00:15:02.601 Elijah: Dude it's running around the corner of the- 410 00:15:02.635 --> 00:15:05.738 Luke: Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh. 411 00:15:05.871 --> 00:15:06.639 Elijah: Whoa! 412 00:15:06.872 --> 00:15:07.940 Elijah and Luke: *Laughing* 413 00:15:08.107 --> 00:15:10.042 Luke: I don't know what they stream now. 414 00:15:10.209 --> 00:15:13.345 Luke: Um, I think this is the streaming PC going around the corner. 415 00:15:13.345 --> 00:15:13.946 Elijah: Yeah. 416 00:15:13.979 --> 00:15:15.014 Luke: With its own UPS. 417 00:15:15.047 --> 00:15:16.382 Elijah: Its own UPS? That's even better. 418 00:15:16.415 --> 00:15:17.216 Luke: And content. 419 00:15:17.249 --> 00:15:18.651 Adam: What the heck? 420 00:15:20.119 --> 00:15:21.787 Alex: This is such a nice setup. 421 00:15:22.154 --> 00:15:28.394 Just spend a day, you don't even need a day; just spend three hours and a bunch of cable ties; 422 00:15:28.794 --> 00:15:32.364 get rid of all of this, and your setup will be fire. 423 00:15:32.398 --> 00:15:35.534 Adam: Yeah, man really said, I need your longest cables; please; 424 00:15:36.035 --> 00:15:37.903 Alex: And maybe put in more than one sound. 425 00:15:37.970 --> 00:15:40.306 Adam: That's all you need, man; that's all you- He knows his room well. 426 00:15:40.806 --> 00:15:44.944 Luke: So some of this cable management- So I think they had really bad cable management; 427 00:15:44.977 --> 00:15:45.277 Elijah: Yeah. 428 00:15:45.311 --> 00:15:47.846 Luke: and I think they made it worse for these photos, 429 00:15:47.913 --> 00:15:51.050 because there's certain parts that just don't seem to do- 430 00:15:51.050 --> 00:15:55.421 Luke: I still can't get over this cable that goes to nowhere, 431 00:15:56.288 --> 00:15:57.156 from nowhere. 432 00:15:57.656 --> 00:16:00.392 Luke: It might even be this one, which already didn't make sense. 433 00:16:00.426 --> 00:16:01.060 Elijah: Hahahaha. 434 00:16:01.060 --> 00:16:04.096 Luke: It might be this one going up from the ground over this thing, 435 00:16:04.129 --> 00:16:07.967 down behind something, and then back up and in front and over there. 436 00:16:07.967 --> 00:16:10.436 And it goes over the headphones, which is why I don't believe it. 437 00:16:10.469 --> 00:16:12.504 Elijah: You know what? Overall though? It's a fine setup. 438 00:16:12.538 --> 00:16:13.105 Luke: It's pretty all right. 439 00:16:13.138 --> 00:16:15.808 Elijah: Yeah, the cable management is in a spot that's not in the way, so I don't care. 440 00:16:16.408 --> 00:16:19.278 Luke: I don't love speakers being effectively in front of the desk. 441 00:16:19.311 --> 00:16:21.413 Elijah: It's like right here. 442 00:16:21.447 --> 00:16:23.549 Luke: Yeah, I feel like my head is getting attacked. 443 00:16:23.549 --> 00:16:29.188 Luke: It's like everything is spatial audio now; but- 444 00:16:29.288 --> 00:16:29.788 Elijah: Yeah. 445 00:16:29.855 --> 00:16:30.956 Elijah: I'd be happy to use this desk. 446 00:16:31.423 --> 00:16:34.860 Luke: Yeah, I've probably used a setup that looks very similar to this, multiple times. 447 00:16:34.893 --> 00:16:36.862 Elijah: Mine looks pretty close, that's why I think I was so happy with it. 448 00:16:36.862 --> 00:16:38.330 Luke: Hahahaha! 449 00:16:38.430 --> 00:16:39.431 Elijah: Mine looks pretty close. 450 00:16:40.099 --> 00:16:43.469 Luke: Two slobs reviewing people's setups. Elijah: Hahahahaha. 451 00:16:44.036 --> 00:16:44.636 Luke: What is that? 452 00:16:44.703 --> 00:16:45.971 Elijah: That's vape? 453 00:16:46.005 --> 00:16:46.605 Luke: Is that a vape? 454 00:16:46.672 --> 00:16:48.040 Elijah: No, lens cleaner. 455 00:16:48.073 --> 00:16:48.774 Luke: Oh, okay. 456 00:16:48.807 --> 00:16:49.541 Elijah: Same thing. 457 00:16:49.575 --> 00:16:50.976 Luke: *Laughs* 458 00:16:51.010 --> 00:16:52.344 Elijah: Anything's a vape if you're brave enough. 459 00:16:52.344 --> 00:16:53.278 Luke: Haha! 460 00:16:53.312 --> 00:16:55.881 Elijah: Oh, the USB is just like hanging. 461 00:16:56.949 --> 00:16:57.583 Luke: Wait what? 462 00:16:57.683 --> 00:17:00.686 Elijah: Do you not see? So that USB hub is just like hanging. 463 00:17:00.686 --> 00:17:01.320 Luke: Ooh! 464 00:17:01.387 --> 00:17:03.455 Elijah: Yeah, there's no way it's mounted to anything; 465 00:17:03.455 --> 00:17:05.357 that's physically impossible at that angle. 466 00:17:05.724 --> 00:17:06.859 Oh, I hate it! 467 00:17:07.326 --> 00:17:10.262 Adam: This person doesn't- Okay, there's a lot to deal with down here, this is a mess. 468 00:17:10.262 --> 00:17:13.065 Adam: What the heck have you done!? Alex: Oh my God! 469 00:17:13.365 --> 00:17:16.235 Alex: I don't think that the fire department would be happy about this. 470 00:17:16.268 --> 00:17:21.573 Luke: I can't tell what's actually over here. Elijah: Dude they have that Amazon special power bar that's like 25 outlets? 471 00:17:22.641 --> 00:17:25.644 Elijah: Holy cow. Luke: Ooooh. 472 00:17:25.911 --> 00:17:29.214 Elijah: And they have another one on the left. 473 00:17:29.581 --> 00:17:32.751 Alex: Okay, when you see the front, they better have, oh damn, 474 00:17:32.785 --> 00:17:33.752 okay, this is pretty sick. 475 00:17:33.786 --> 00:17:34.720 Adam: This is wild. 476 00:17:34.987 --> 00:17:37.689 Alex: This is one hell of a battle station. 477 00:17:38.490 --> 00:17:38.824 Adam: Yeah, man. 478 00:17:40.092 --> 00:17:41.293 Alex: Like they have so many monitors 479 00:17:41.360 --> 00:17:43.729 that they don't even have all of them on and it's overwhelming. 480 00:17:44.029 --> 00:17:48.667 Adam: Man, your brain is fried if you need this many screens to do anything. 481 00:17:48.700 --> 00:17:51.870 Adam: Like you're watching two YouTube videos; they're streaming on the right. 482 00:17:51.904 --> 00:17:53.439 On the left, there's a YouTube video; 483 00:17:53.572 --> 00:17:56.675 on the middle, they're like working on a World of Tanks model. 484 00:17:57.643 --> 00:18:00.179 Alex: Is this another square monitor? It is. 485 00:18:00.446 --> 00:18:02.081 Adam: Where do you find these things? 486 00:18:02.114 --> 00:18:03.348 Alex: Aren't those super expensive? 487 00:18:03.348 --> 00:18:05.918 Elijah: Whoa! Okay, this is sick though. 488 00:18:05.951 --> 00:18:09.321 Luke: Once you get on the other end of it, it's pretty cool. Elijah: Oh yeah! 489 00:18:09.321 --> 00:18:10.289 Elijah: This is sick! 490 00:18:10.289 --> 00:18:12.658 Luke: Really wicked amount of monitors. 491 00:18:12.891 --> 00:18:14.259 Elijah: Yeah, too much. 492 00:18:14.293 --> 00:18:15.694 Luke: Where's their prompter? 493 00:18:16.762 --> 00:18:17.262 Elijah: Oh yeah, where? 494 00:18:17.262 --> 00:18:17.963 Luke: That's a laptop. 495 00:18:17.963 --> 00:18:18.864 Elijah: Oh, it's on the right! 496 00:18:19.264 --> 00:18:20.432 Luke: What the-!? 497 00:18:20.466 --> 00:18:22.367 Elijah: So when they go record a video. 498 00:18:23.702 --> 00:18:26.071 Adam: They got a stubby screwdriver just hanging out the bottom of that shelf. 499 00:18:26.105 --> 00:18:29.208 This is just hanging on by the magnet? Look at the bottom of that, 500 00:18:29.241 --> 00:18:29.575 Alex: Wha? 501 00:18:29.608 --> 00:18:30.776 Adam: on the bottom left by the headphones. 502 00:18:31.009 --> 00:18:31.944 Alex: Oh yeah, hello. 503 00:18:31.944 --> 00:18:33.812 Adam: This is a stubby screwdriver holding on for life. 504 00:18:34.880 --> 00:18:38.050 Adam: This is like, honestly, for the amount of stuff you have in here, 505 00:18:38.550 --> 00:18:40.886 I'm impressed by how clean it is. 506 00:18:40.886 --> 00:18:41.386 Alex: Yeah. 507 00:18:41.386 --> 00:18:42.054 Adam: Well done. 508 00:18:42.054 --> 00:18:43.288 Alex: Yeah, well managed. 509 00:18:43.422 --> 00:18:46.358 Alex: This, not so much, but at the same time, you cannot tell- 510 00:18:46.391 --> 00:18:48.994 Well, you can, now that I look at it, it's right there; 511 00:18:49.027 --> 00:18:50.829 you should probably just tuck that up too. 512 00:18:50.863 --> 00:18:52.397 Elijah: I can't even tell what this image is. 513 00:18:52.531 --> 00:18:53.265 Luke: We're in a tent. 514 00:18:53.398 --> 00:18:55.267 Elijah: Thanks for sending a picture of your wall. 515 00:18:55.701 --> 00:18:56.401 Alex: Cables, I guess. 516 00:18:56.401 --> 00:19:01.073 Oh damn! that is a monitor right there, a monitor on a monitor. 517 00:19:01.140 --> 00:19:01.907 What is this? 518 00:19:02.107 --> 00:19:06.512 Adam: That I don't, that's not a Samsung. 519 00:19:06.745 --> 00:19:09.381 Alex: That looks like one of the OG super wide bois. 520 00:19:10.048 --> 00:19:13.252 Adam: Yeah, that's pretty wild; they got the LG speakers. 521 00:19:13.318 --> 00:19:14.953 Adam: They got a flight stick? They got a thrust master; this person flight Sims. 522 00:19:14.953 --> 00:19:18.123 Adam: They got a Thrustmaster; this person flight sims. Alex: Oh yeah. 523 00:19:18.423 --> 00:19:20.359 Adam: They also play Kingdom Hearts 2. 524 00:19:20.359 --> 00:19:21.793 Elijah: Okay, ultra wide. 525 00:19:21.793 --> 00:19:23.562 Luke: I've always liked the stacked ultra wide setup. 526 00:19:23.562 --> 00:19:24.897 Elijah: Yeah, looks good. 527 00:19:24.930 --> 00:19:26.632 Elijah: Is this computer on the kitchen counter? 528 00:19:26.832 --> 00:19:27.266 Luke: Hey! 529 00:19:27.633 --> 00:19:28.167 Elijah: Sorry. 530 00:19:28.233 --> 00:19:29.568 Elijah: Is yours on the kitchen counter? 531 00:19:29.601 --> 00:19:30.002 Luke: No. 532 00:19:30.035 --> 00:19:32.704 Elijah: Okay, I thought I personally attacked you for a second. 533 00:19:32.738 --> 00:19:37.009 Luke: We- This company was founded on building computers in kitchens, okay? 534 00:19:37.042 --> 00:19:38.644 Elijah: Look at the speakers for the computer though. 535 00:19:38.677 --> 00:19:42.014 Elijah: You're better off just probably using the monitor's speakers. 536 00:19:42.381 --> 00:19:44.082 Alex: We've got another whole setup. 537 00:19:44.116 --> 00:19:48.687 Alex: Is this the wife computer? Seems like it, but like it's two? 538 00:19:48.987 --> 00:19:50.155 Alex: Oh, there's two- 539 00:19:50.556 --> 00:19:54.293 Adam: Is that a red- Redragon headsets, HyperX free mouse pads. 540 00:19:55.194 --> 00:19:55.928 Alex: I'm confused; 541 00:19:56.461 --> 00:19:58.730 okay, so we have full gaming setup here. 542 00:19:58.931 --> 00:19:59.331 Adam: Yeah. 543 00:20:00.199 --> 00:20:02.234 Alex: We have two full gaming setups here. 544 00:20:03.035 --> 00:20:04.503 Adam: The shop router. 545 00:20:04.770 --> 00:20:05.170 Elijah: Wha- 546 00:20:05.237 --> 00:20:07.673 Luke: I can't tell where anything is! 547 00:20:07.673 --> 00:20:08.707 Elijah: Wait, this is- 548 00:20:08.740 --> 00:20:13.545 Luke: We were just in a kitchen! And then I don't know where this is, and then now we're here? 549 00:20:13.579 --> 00:20:15.714 Elijah: There's two more computers! These are two more computers. 550 00:20:16.415 --> 00:20:18.350 These aren't even the same computers. 551 00:20:18.383 --> 00:20:18.984 Luke: What? 552 00:20:18.984 --> 00:20:19.384 Elijah: Huh? 553 00:20:19.685 --> 00:20:23.422 Elijah: Also your mouse pad sucks on that left one; like you have. 554 00:20:23.422 --> 00:20:25.290 Luke: Isn't it the same as the one on the right? 555 00:20:25.324 --> 00:20:28.093 Elijah: No, but like at least on the one on the right, it's just the mouse. 556 00:20:28.560 --> 00:20:30.095 Elijah: The one on the left is half the keyboard on it. 557 00:20:30.128 --> 00:20:32.497 Luke: Yeah, whoever has the left set up got kind of screwed over. 558 00:20:32.531 --> 00:20:33.632 Elijah: Yeah, that's the younger sibling. 559 00:20:33.665 --> 00:20:34.166 Luke: Probably. 560 00:20:34.166 --> 00:20:34.566 Elijah: Yeah. 561 00:20:34.600 --> 00:20:44.643 Alex: Oh, dude, wired internet. Sterling, get a switch, plug it in, please. 562 00:20:45.577 --> 00:20:47.412 Don't be using that Wi-Fi crap. 563 00:20:47.746 --> 00:20:48.914 Luke: Where are we!? Elijah: Where is this!? 564 00:20:48.947 --> 00:20:51.516 Elijah: No, that laptop was to the left of the other ones; 565 00:20:51.550 --> 00:20:53.885 so we just saw the two, we've gone to the left. 566 00:20:53.919 --> 00:20:55.087 Luke: Almost none of this is- 567 00:20:55.087 --> 00:20:58.957 Elijah: What computer is this now? This is another, how many computers do you have!? 568 00:20:58.957 --> 00:21:00.125 Luke: What's going ooon!? 569 00:21:00.726 --> 00:21:03.895 Elijah: Even if you did have the worst cable manager, I don't want to help you. 570 00:21:03.929 --> 00:21:07.065 Luke: Hahahahaha. Elijah: I'd be here for four days trying to figure out what's going on. 571 00:21:07.666 --> 00:21:08.533 Elijah: Whoa. 572 00:21:08.567 --> 00:21:09.134 Luke: Okay. 573 00:21:09.167 --> 00:21:09.635 Elijah: Okay. 574 00:21:09.668 --> 00:21:10.636 Luke: We're getting a little bit more information. 575 00:21:10.636 --> 00:21:12.337 Elijah: I wish we started with this photo. 576 00:21:12.337 --> 00:21:12.804 Luke: Yeah. 577 00:21:13.138 --> 00:21:14.506 Elijah: This is like a family setup. 578 00:21:14.506 --> 00:21:15.841 Luke: Where's the kitchen still? 579 00:21:15.874 --> 00:21:16.908 Elijah: I think it's like on the right. 580 00:21:16.908 --> 00:21:18.210 Luke: Is it this one? It's this one. 581 00:21:18.210 --> 00:21:19.811 Elijah: Yeah, that's the original one we looked at. 582 00:21:19.845 --> 00:21:22.281 Adam: Despite the nugs, not drug sign in the back, 583 00:21:22.281 --> 00:21:25.083 you know that this is a drug den 584 00:21:25.083 --> 00:21:27.953 Adam: That's a real landlord special roof repair. 585 00:21:27.953 --> 00:21:28.487 Alex: Yeah. 586 00:21:28.520 --> 00:21:29.788 Elijah: I'm starting to put it all together now. 587 00:21:30.155 --> 00:21:30.822 Luke: A little bit. 588 00:21:31.423 --> 00:21:33.525 Luke: Again though, like looking under the desks and stuff, 589 00:21:33.859 --> 00:21:34.526 Elijah: Not bad. 590 00:21:34.526 --> 00:21:36.295 Luke: there is cable management work that could be done, 591 00:21:36.328 --> 00:21:39.898 Elijah: That's not bad. Luke: but looking at anything, you just need to clean. 592 00:21:40.032 --> 00:21:40.766 Elijah: "Nugs, not drugs". 593 00:21:40.799 --> 00:21:42.534 Luke: I was gonna say, I do enjoy this, 594 00:21:42.567 --> 00:21:45.070 which I think follows up that it's not a heroin bowl. 595 00:21:45.103 --> 00:21:46.672 Elijah: Okay, my bad, sorry. 596 00:21:47.572 --> 00:21:52.010 Elijah: "A clean house is the sign of a broken computer". 597 00:21:54.179 --> 00:21:55.480 Luke: That's way too on topic. 598 00:21:55.514 --> 00:21:57.349 Elijah: So you know all their computers are fixed. 599 00:21:58.550 --> 00:22:03.989 Luke: I believe it, actually, based on that sign, I 100% believe it. 600 00:22:03.989 --> 00:22:04.890 Elijah: Yeah, that's crazy. 601 00:22:04.923 --> 00:22:07.526 Adam: This is the kind of chair you'd buy for your least favorite relative. 602 00:22:07.559 --> 00:22:10.262 Adam: Is that, what is that? Is it gaming on a picture frame on a 3D? 603 00:22:10.662 --> 00:22:12.764 Alex: Well, is there a desktop behind the other monitor? 604 00:22:12.798 --> 00:22:17.903 Adam: There's a profoundly- What is happening? Look at the dust here. 605 00:22:17.936 --> 00:22:19.671 Alex: The dust is really something else; 606 00:22:19.671 --> 00:22:25.243 like I don't understand how people can submit their stuff like this, and not just give it a wipe first. 607 00:22:25.310 --> 00:22:26.345 Like have some respect. 608 00:22:26.378 --> 00:22:29.981 Adam: A magic play mat from one of the opens, okay. 609 00:22:30.015 --> 00:22:33.352 I like how it looks like he's holding the keyboard; that's a nice touch. 610 00:22:34.319 --> 00:22:37.989 He's holding the keyboard saying, wash me, wash me. 611 00:22:38.790 --> 00:22:41.059 Adam: I thought it was so dirty, I didn't realize it was glass. 612 00:22:41.059 --> 00:22:42.894 Alex: Oh yeah, there's glass on either side. 613 00:22:43.128 --> 00:22:45.697 Adam: And it's a corner desk, but he put it in the middle of the room. 614 00:22:45.697 --> 00:22:46.398 Alex: Wait! 615 00:22:46.665 --> 00:22:47.866 Adam: Here's the corner. 616 00:22:48.533 --> 00:22:50.068 Alex: I just realized that! 617 00:22:50.235 --> 00:22:52.037 Adam: Is that a Beats by Dr. Dre desktop!? 618 00:22:52.270 --> 00:22:59.311 Adam: This guy's, wow, this guy is made to be bullied; beats computer, vape juice, fricking- 619 00:22:59.344 --> 00:23:00.312 Alex: More dust than a workshop. 620 00:23:00.312 --> 00:23:01.513 Adam: Magic the gathering. 621 00:23:01.546 --> 00:23:03.415 Adam: What is this demon basement? 622 00:23:05.083 --> 00:23:06.752 Alex: There's something about a drop ceiling 623 00:23:06.818 --> 00:23:09.421 that just really makes it feel like hard drugs are involved. 624 00:23:09.421 --> 00:23:14.059 Adam: Was this, is this a conversion from like a Margaritaville? 625 00:23:14.226 --> 00:23:16.728 Adam: What is this going all the way up? 626 00:23:16.762 --> 00:23:19.564 Alex: That's one of those structural poles, but they put some rope around it. 627 00:23:20.732 --> 00:23:23.235 Which honestly, nice touch, you know, they tried. 628 00:23:23.268 --> 00:23:24.069 Adam: Yeah, probably for the- 629 00:23:24.069 --> 00:23:25.170 Alex: All mods are good mods. 630 00:23:25.170 --> 00:23:26.204 Adam: Tthis is the depression setup. 631 00:23:26.238 --> 00:23:30.742 This is the, I don't leave; I got 30 square feet of my life, and that's all I need. 632 00:23:31.443 --> 00:23:34.780 Adam: He's got an RGB mouse pad, which, you know? 633 00:23:35.180 --> 00:23:35.881 Alex: It's a choice. 634 00:23:36.114 --> 00:23:39.951 Adam: Exactly, it's a choice; he's got, a paper shredder? 635 00:23:39.985 --> 00:23:41.019 I don't know what these are. 636 00:23:41.052 --> 00:23:43.121 Alex: Oh, just a little storage, that's kind of nice. 637 00:23:43.255 --> 00:23:46.458 Alex: He also has an Xbox; the computer itself looks decent. 638 00:23:46.491 --> 00:23:46.858 Adam: Yeah. 639 00:23:46.858 --> 00:23:48.193 Alex: Wait, does he have two garbages? 640 00:23:48.860 --> 00:23:51.163 Adam: No, that's just a bag full of, is that like? 641 00:23:51.897 --> 00:23:53.131 Alex: Oh no, I meant on the left. 642 00:23:53.165 --> 00:23:55.700 Alex: Actually, I think that he has recycling garbage. Adam: Wow! 643 00:23:55.700 --> 00:23:56.401 Alex: So good job. 644 00:23:56.435 --> 00:23:57.202 Adam: We support that. 645 00:23:57.202 --> 00:23:57.702 Alex: Yeah. 646 00:23:57.769 --> 00:24:00.138 Adam: Always recycle; and I mean, and if you don't recycle, 647 00:24:00.172 --> 00:24:01.406 you can just leave your cans on your desk. 648 00:24:01.706 --> 00:24:03.241 Adam: I suppose speakers are here. 649 00:24:03.775 --> 00:24:05.110 Alex: Yeah, that's gonna sound good. 650 00:24:05.577 --> 00:24:06.144 Adam: Umm. 651 00:24:06.611 --> 00:24:10.449 Alex: You get a lot of roominess, when they're placed there. Adam: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 652 00:24:10.515 --> 00:24:12.517 Adam: It gets, if you ever want like- 653 00:24:12.984 --> 00:24:14.719 You know the sound like when you're in a shopping mall? 654 00:24:14.920 --> 00:24:15.487 Alex: Yeah. 655 00:24:15.520 --> 00:24:17.456 Adam: When you're like, wow, the speaker, it's just coming from wherever. 656 00:24:18.290 --> 00:24:20.926 Adam: You just listen to, ♪kiss me♪; and you're like- 657 00:24:21.293 --> 00:24:23.795 This is a- This is a goddamn mess; this is an embarrassment, 658 00:24:23.829 --> 00:24:27.766 especially because the only part of the setup that is facing the rest of the room 659 00:24:27.833 --> 00:24:29.701 is literally all of your cables. 660 00:24:29.701 --> 00:24:30.268 Alex: Yeah. 661 00:24:30.669 --> 00:24:32.604 Adam: This man does not care about appearances. 662 00:24:32.938 --> 00:24:35.040 Alex: He's also got three tablets. 663 00:24:35.273 --> 00:24:38.343 Adam: Sometimes you don't need to keep everything. 664 00:24:38.677 --> 00:24:41.480 Adam: Sometimes you could donate it or recycle it. Alex: Yeah. 665 00:24:41.513 --> 00:24:44.749 Adam: Maybe you could use the money from selling it to buy yourself a desk. 666 00:24:44.783 --> 00:24:46.251 Alex: That's literally exactly what I was about to say. 667 00:24:46.251 --> 00:24:47.118 Adam: Hahahaha. 668 00:24:47.152 --> 00:24:48.220 Adam: Sorry to steal it. 669 00:24:48.253 --> 00:24:50.522 Is there a peel that you have? Take the peel off! 670 00:24:50.555 --> 00:24:50.889 Alex: Yeah. 671 00:24:50.922 --> 00:24:54.559 Adam: Just peel it, give in! You clearly don't care about anything else. 672 00:24:54.593 --> 00:24:55.694 Adam: Take the peel off! 673 00:24:56.061 --> 00:24:56.862 Adam: Whoa! 674 00:24:56.895 --> 00:24:58.063 Alex: That's nicely cable managed. 675 00:24:58.196 --> 00:25:00.665 Adam: This guy's married, but hasn't had sex in years. 676 00:25:00.832 --> 00:25:01.800 Alex: Pfffff! 677 00:25:01.833 --> 00:25:02.834 Adam: She keeps going, "honey, come to bed"; 678 00:25:02.834 --> 00:25:04.536 and he's like, "no! my Plex server isn't working". 679 00:25:04.569 --> 00:25:05.070 Alex: Hahahaha! 680 00:25:05.070 --> 00:25:06.171 Adam: I screwed it up again. 681 00:25:06.638 --> 00:25:11.676 Adam: This is a beautiful, you know? Absolutely good work, like great work. 682 00:25:11.710 --> 00:25:15.280 You could apply some of that discipline to cleaning your door. 683 00:25:15.447 --> 00:25:15.947 Adam: Was there a-? 684 00:25:15.947 --> 00:25:17.415 Alex: Wait, ooooh. 685 00:25:17.482 --> 00:25:21.820 Alex: Again, water and a rag, that will be gone; it's really easy. 686 00:25:21.820 --> 00:25:23.822 Adam: Maybe there was a fire on the other side of that door, 687 00:25:23.855 --> 00:25:25.290 but they had to get the submission in. 688 00:25:25.323 --> 00:25:27.025 They were like, quick, close it! 689 00:25:27.025 --> 00:25:29.160 Adam: This is insane, this is crazy. 690 00:25:29.194 --> 00:25:30.996 You've put so much effort- 691 00:25:31.029 --> 00:25:32.531 Alex: Into that one spot. 692 00:25:32.697 --> 00:25:34.165 Adam: You know, he probably had like a moment; 693 00:25:34.199 --> 00:25:35.934 he probably had like motivation one morning, he's like, 694 00:25:35.934 --> 00:25:38.637 today I'm going to clean up this office! And he got that far; 695 00:25:38.670 --> 00:25:42.007 and then he's like, I can't do it anymore, I can't do it anymore. 696 00:25:42.007 --> 00:25:44.543 And now he has to wait till the next day he can gain any momentum. 697 00:25:44.609 --> 00:25:47.846 I know the exact feeling; cause I, as somebody with ADHD, 698 00:25:47.846 --> 00:25:49.881 you're like, I'm going to do this whole thing. 699 00:25:49.881 --> 00:25:53.818 Alex: Yeah, he just needs to hyper fixate for one day, and all of this will be perfect. 700 00:25:53.818 --> 00:25:55.153 Alex: And wash your walls, please. 701 00:25:55.453 --> 00:25:59.491 Adam: I love the attempt of how he's got the, the rake for all of it. 702 00:25:59.758 --> 00:26:05.263 Alex: It does look like that, he has a G710+ though, which is the best keyboard ever made. 703 00:26:05.397 --> 00:26:08.533 Adam: That's, you can tell from the, this little junction right here. 704 00:26:08.533 --> 00:26:09.000 Alex: Yeah. 705 00:26:09.134 --> 00:26:13.338 Adam: Yeah this is umm, this is my kind of cable management. 706 00:26:13.371 --> 00:26:15.273 This is a, you hide it and don't look at it. 707 00:26:15.473 --> 00:26:16.141 Alex: Yeah. 708 00:26:16.174 --> 00:26:18.543 Adam: You just kind of shove it all on the corner- Oh my good Lord. 709 00:26:18.543 --> 00:26:19.945 Alex: Yeah, that's a lot of cables. 710 00:26:19.978 --> 00:26:22.581 Adam: I like the, the three and a half inch just sticking out. 711 00:26:23.281 --> 00:26:27.319 Alex: You know that like a third of those aren't even doing anything. 712 00:26:27.352 --> 00:26:27.886 Adam: No. 713 00:26:27.919 --> 00:26:30.488 Alex: They just, they got put down there and they're never coming out. 714 00:26:30.555 --> 00:26:32.857 Adam: Oh, that's really visible actually. 715 00:26:32.891 --> 00:26:35.460 Alex: Yeah, that's just in their living room. 716 00:26:35.493 --> 00:26:39.264 Adam: Umm, you could take all this, and stuff it back here; 717 00:26:39.264 --> 00:26:41.666 Adam: just behind here, and it would make a big difference. 718 00:26:41.700 --> 00:26:44.936 It takes, it takes so little time. 719 00:26:45.737 --> 00:26:48.873 Alex: It was a G710+ though, best keyword ever made. 720 00:26:48.873 --> 00:26:53.144 Alex: Can just press that macro record button at the top; press which one you want, 721 00:26:53.178 --> 00:26:57.882 type in your macro, stop it; best system ever, no software needed, love it. 722 00:26:57.882 --> 00:27:00.118 Adam: Can you program a macro that makes you clean your desk? 723 00:27:00.752 --> 00:27:01.186 Alex: No. 724 00:27:01.319 --> 00:27:04.823 Adam: This is, this is the guy, this guy's never paid for a cup in his God damn life. 725 00:27:04.856 --> 00:27:07.525 This is when he joined a gym and proceeded to never go; 726 00:27:08.727 --> 00:27:11.296 when he went to the taco shop and ate and got on the wall. 727 00:27:11.630 --> 00:27:15.600 Alex: I don't know, I have quite a few friends that are absolutely jacked, 728 00:27:15.967 --> 00:27:18.703 that will get loaded and play WOW on a Friday night. 729 00:27:20.505 --> 00:27:21.706 Adam: Maybe, maybe. 730 00:27:21.740 --> 00:27:25.276 Maybe he got it free at the gym and then, and now he's jacked as hell. 731 00:27:25.677 --> 00:27:26.945 Adam: Awww, that's probably his- 732 00:27:26.978 --> 00:27:29.514 Adam: that's a very cute picture, that's wonderful. Alex: That's actually really cute. 733 00:27:29.547 --> 00:27:30.315 Adam: I love that. 734 00:27:30.348 --> 00:27:31.616 Alex: That's, that's big respect. 735 00:27:31.650 --> 00:27:32.117 Adam: Yeah. 736 00:27:32.283 --> 00:27:37.856 Alex: And that also, that really proves that it's probably a dude who is jacked 737 00:27:38.056 --> 00:27:40.091 that gets loaded and plays WOW on a Friday. 738 00:27:40.659 --> 00:27:43.061 Adam: Absolutely, probably Final Fantasy 11 or whatever. 739 00:27:43.495 --> 00:27:44.829 Alex: Danny, respect. 740 00:27:44.863 --> 00:27:46.064 Adam: Yeah, hell yeah. 741 00:27:46.097 --> 00:27:46.898 Alex: All right, next. 742 00:27:46.931 --> 00:27:47.666 Adam: Okay, what- 743 00:27:47.699 --> 00:27:51.503 Okay, this all fell; this obviously fell and he's just like, no, I don't care. 744 00:27:51.703 --> 00:27:53.705 Adam: Corner setup, like it. 745 00:27:53.738 --> 00:28:00.979 We got the LG speakers, the gaming speakers, the LG G series speakers with the subwoofer. 746 00:28:01.012 --> 00:28:05.917 Alex: Also the, the portrait on the left, landscape in the middle; 747 00:28:05.950 --> 00:28:07.285 that is my favorite setup. 748 00:28:08.453 --> 00:28:10.555 Adam: Yeah, oh yeah; the landscape in the middle is a great setup. 749 00:28:11.890 --> 00:28:18.863 I will say you, you've got this beautiful brick here, and probably a nice view; 750 00:28:19.564 --> 00:28:23.101 and you've done the most hermit thing possible, you were just like, nah, 751 00:28:23.802 --> 00:28:26.037 "I gotta put my computer." 752 00:28:26.037 --> 00:28:27.572 Adam: Oh, okay; no you're making good use of it. 753 00:28:27.572 --> 00:28:29.641 Alex: Yeah that's pretty nice. Adam: You got also all of your Warhammer figures. 754 00:28:29.641 --> 00:28:31.376 Plouffe, you play Warhammer, is this Warhammer? 755 00:28:31.376 --> 00:28:32.277 Adam: 3D printed too. 756 00:28:32.544 --> 00:28:33.244 Alex: Aww, not sanctioned; can't use those in tournaments. 757 00:28:33.244 --> 00:28:35.814 Alex: Aww, not sanctioned; can't use those in tournaments. 758 00:28:35.814 --> 00:28:38.917 Adam: These are, this is a such a huge minifigure set; this is really cool. 759 00:28:38.983 --> 00:28:40.118 Alex: This is just a nice room! 760 00:28:40.118 --> 00:28:41.219 Adam: This is a modern Samsung, yeah. 761 00:28:41.252 --> 00:28:42.587 Adam: I mean, yeah, honestly... 762 00:28:42.754 --> 00:28:43.221 Alex: Yeah. 763 00:28:43.288 --> 00:28:45.323 Adam: It's not that dirty, it looks lived in. 764 00:28:45.356 --> 00:28:46.024 Alex: Yeah. 765 00:28:46.057 --> 00:28:50.695 Adam: This is where this belongs, behind the monitor to be forgotten. Alex: Yeah, never seen. 766 00:28:50.962 --> 00:28:52.564 Adam: Never used, forgotten. 767 00:28:53.798 --> 00:28:55.934 Alex: Hey, any of you guys want a Oculus Rift? 768 00:28:56.334 --> 00:28:57.302 Adam: Do you have one still? 769 00:28:57.302 --> 00:28:58.136 Alex: Yeah, I have one. 770 00:28:59.637 --> 00:29:00.505 Alex: 30 bucks.