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Arthur: Linus, when you opened up your YouTube channel, 2 00:00:02.202 --> 00:00:03.737 it was a little bit of a gamble, wasn't it? 3 00:00:04.537 --> 00:00:05.505 Linus: Yes. 4 00:00:06.239 --> 00:00:09.175 Arthur: So you just gotta keep, keep going on; keep doing it. 5 00:00:09.309 --> 00:00:11.177 Linus: I do not endorse this viewpoint. 6 00:00:11.745 --> 00:00:12.879 Linus: Open your cards. 7 00:00:13.213 --> 00:00:13.646 Arthur: Alright. 8 00:00:15.815 --> 00:00:18.952 Arthur: It even came with extra cards so it's like, you know, 9 00:00:18.952 --> 00:00:20.653 you get a guarantee on top of the gamble. 10 00:00:20.920 --> 00:00:21.621 Linus: Uh-huh. 11 00:00:23.590 --> 00:00:25.592 Arthur: You know what's funny? I don't even really open these. 12 00:00:25.759 --> 00:00:26.593 Arthur: It's just, uh... 13 00:00:26.593 --> 00:00:27.727 Linus: I can see, you're taking forever. 14 00:00:27.727 --> 00:00:28.762 Arthur: I thought it'd be funny, though. 15 00:00:28.762 --> 00:00:29.896 Linus: *Laughs* 16 00:00:31.831 --> 00:00:34.801 Arthur: Remember, you paid for this Linus; or AMD did, actually. 17 00:00:34.834 --> 00:00:37.370 Linus: AMD did; thanks, AMD. 18 00:00:39.606 --> 00:00:40.373 Arthur: Oh, wow. 19 00:00:40.407 --> 00:00:41.007 Linus: You seem nervous. 20 00:00:41.007 --> 00:00:41.941 Arthur: They're Japanese. 21 00:00:42.609 --> 00:00:43.009 Linus: Okay. 22 00:00:43.009 --> 00:00:44.444 Arthur: I don't know what any of these are. 23 00:00:44.577 --> 00:00:46.746 Linus: Oh, you don't even like collect Pokemon cards. 24 00:00:47.347 --> 00:00:51.184 Arthur: Yeah, but if I get a rare card it could be worth $1, 000. 25 00:00:52.652 --> 00:00:55.288 Linus: You won't even know if it's worth anything! 26 00:00:56.222 --> 00:00:59.192 Arthur: If it says Umbreon on here, it's gonna be worth a lot of money. 27 00:00:59.192 --> 00:01:00.760 Linus: Okay; well, let's see. Arthur: Okay, let's open it up. 28 00:01:02.362 --> 00:01:05.298 Arthur: There's like a way to do this and I feel like 29 00:01:05.298 --> 00:01:08.001 I'm gonna offend a lot of people who actually collect these. 30 00:01:08.101 --> 00:01:09.736 Arthur: I might bend the cards, actually. 31 00:01:12.405 --> 00:01:12.939 Linus: Here, hold on. 32 00:01:12.939 --> 00:01:13.273 Arthur: Dude. 33 00:01:13.273 --> 00:01:14.774 Linus: I'll get you a close-up of these two, so far. 34 00:01:14.774 --> 00:01:15.475 Andrew: Yeah, okay. 35 00:01:15.575 --> 00:01:17.644 Arthur: So there's like a way to do this, 36 00:01:17.644 --> 00:01:18.078 Linus: Yeah. 37 00:01:18.111 --> 00:01:21.948 Arthur: and it depends on each pack, so I might get this completely wrong, 38 00:01:21.981 --> 00:01:24.818 but I'm gonna take these three cards and put them right in front of here. 39 00:01:24.951 --> 00:01:27.854 Arthur: And the last one here should be the very rare one; 40 00:01:28.521 --> 00:01:29.756 at least I think, I don't know. 41 00:01:30.623 --> 00:01:32.025 Arthur: Okay, maybe that's the rare one. 42 00:01:32.659 --> 00:01:34.127 Arthur: Is that the rare one, Reece? 43 00:01:35.061 --> 00:01:35.695 Arthur: We did it! 44 00:01:37.030 --> 00:01:37.664 Reece: *unintelligible* 45 00:01:38.932 --> 00:01:41.868 Arthur: Hopefully this is worth a lot of money; I truly don't know. 46 00:01:41.935 --> 00:01:45.405 Linus: What? What do you mean this is the rare one? What makes it a rare one? 47 00:01:45.438 --> 00:01:46.773 Arthur: It's shiny, do you not see it? 48 00:01:49.375 --> 00:01:50.477 Linus: But it's Ortega. 49 00:01:50.643 --> 00:01:51.177 Arthur: Yeah, but it's- 50 00:01:51.177 --> 00:01:52.145 Linus: What's an Ortega? 51 00:01:53.179 --> 00:01:53.813 Arthur: Beats me. 52 00:01:54.013 --> 00:01:55.949 Linus: Uuuuh... 53 00:01:56.649 --> 00:01:57.517 Arthur: Search it up! 54 00:01:57.984 --> 00:02:00.386 Linus: What's a foil Ortega worth? 55 00:02:03.957 --> 00:02:07.560 Linus: Amancio Ortega, net worth $119.9 billion. 56 00:02:07.560 --> 00:02:08.228 Arthur: No way! 57 00:02:08.228 --> 00:02:09.062 Linus: You won. 58 00:02:09.295 --> 00:02:10.430 Arthur: No way! 59 00:02:10.597 --> 00:02:11.898 Linus: Get a close-up. 60 00:02:14.534 --> 00:02:16.136 Arthur: I don't even have to work here anymore. 61 00:02:17.070 --> 00:02:18.271 Linus: But you will for fun, right? 62 00:02:19.005 --> 00:02:19.572 Arthur: Maybe. 63 00:02:19.672 --> 00:02:21.007 Linus: Hahahaha! 64 00:02:22.275 --> 00:02:24.744 Linus: Hold on, hold on; it missed the first part of my... Okay. 65 00:02:25.111 --> 00:02:27.046 Linus: Foil Ortega card- 66 00:02:27.046 --> 00:02:31.217 The fact that that guy comes up before the Pokemon card is not a good sign, sir. 67 00:02:33.453 --> 00:02:34.187 Linus: Okay. 68 00:02:34.320 --> 00:02:35.855 Arthur: Look at that, $7? $5? 69 00:02:35.855 --> 00:02:37.524 Linus: Ortega, supporter... 70 00:02:38.625 --> 00:02:40.560 Linus: Well yeah, but what did you pay for the pack? 71 00:02:40.727 --> 00:02:41.561 Arthur: Don't worry about it. 72 00:02:41.694 --> 00:02:43.163 Reece: What about a PSA 10? It's a brand new card. 73 00:02:43.163 --> 00:02:43.830 Arthur: Yeah, right? 74 00:02:43.863 --> 00:02:45.999 Linus: Also none of these are this one. 75 00:02:46.132 --> 00:02:47.133 Arthur: Oh yeah, you're right. 76 00:02:47.967 --> 00:02:48.434 Arthur: Oh, they're- 77 00:02:48.601 --> 00:02:50.336 Linus: $2.86. 78 00:02:50.436 --> 00:02:50.970 Arthur: Nice! 79 00:02:51.538 --> 00:02:53.139 Arthur: That's good, that's a good return. 80 00:02:53.706 --> 00:02:54.374 I mean, look... 81 00:02:54.474 --> 00:02:55.475 Linus: What'd you pay for the pack!? 82 00:02:55.909 --> 00:02:57.544 Arthur: Don't worry about it... oh, $20. 83 00:02:57.544 --> 00:02:59.312 Arthur: But, um... You know what I mean? 84 00:02:59.312 --> 00:03:04.617 Arthur: Like look, when you gamble at the casino if you bet $20 you lose the $20. 85 00:03:04.717 --> 00:03:06.986 Linus: At least we got... and three- 86 00:03:06.986 --> 00:03:09.889 At least we got $3 plus whatever these cards are worth? 87 00:03:09.889 --> 00:03:09.989 At least we got $3 plus whatever these cards are worth? 88 00:03:10.089 --> 00:03:12.125 Linus: That's if I jump on it and it breaks. 89 00:03:12.659 --> 00:03:14.394 Arthur: Did you buy him a new bed? 90 00:03:14.394 --> 00:03:14.928 Linus: Yeah, of course. 91 00:03:14.928 --> 00:03:15.395 Arthur: Oh, okay. 92 00:03:15.428 --> 00:03:15.995 Linus: I said I would. 93 00:03:15.995 --> 00:03:16.629 Arthur: Yeah? 94 00:03:16.863 --> 00:03:17.630 Linus: I'm a man of my word. 95 00:03:17.630 --> 00:03:18.097 Arthur: Sure. 96 00:03:18.231 --> 00:03:18.831 Jake: ...Ish. 97 00:03:19.599 --> 00:03:22.402 Linus: What!? What are you talking about? Jake: Hahahahahaha. 98 00:03:22.402 --> 00:03:24.537 Linus: When have I ever not followed through? 99 00:03:25.638 --> 00:03:26.839 Linus: Yeah, that's what I thought. 100 00:03:27.140 --> 00:03:29.309 Arthur: Remember that time you said you'd build Nick a Rivian? 101 00:03:29.509 --> 00:03:32.812 Jake: Yeah! Yeahh! Linus: I said no such thing. 102 00:03:33.580 --> 00:03:34.347 Arthur: Roll it back! 103 00:03:34.514 --> 00:03:35.148 Jake: Hahaha. 104 00:03:35.648 --> 00:03:40.353 Linus: I see you keep your poker chips with your alcohol; that's a good combination. 105 00:03:40.386 --> 00:03:41.120 Arthur: Hahahahaha. 106 00:03:41.421 --> 00:03:43.056 Linus: No, that's fine; that's $7... 107 00:03:43.056 --> 00:03:43.790 Jake: No, it's not- 108 00:03:43.856 --> 00:03:45.758 Arthur: Yeah, see, it's fine. Linus: What? No, because you had... 109 00:03:46.059 --> 00:03:48.261 Linus: No, because you had your CPU cooler pointed that way; 110 00:03:48.628 --> 00:03:50.163 you had them just opposing each other. 111 00:03:50.196 --> 00:03:50.797 Jake: Yeah. Arthur: Yes. 112 00:03:50.930 --> 00:03:51.397 Jake: It was... 113 00:03:51.397 --> 00:03:52.165 Arthur: Is that good? 114 00:03:54.234 --> 00:03:55.635 Jake: I asked Arty earlier; I was like, 115 00:03:55.635 --> 00:03:56.803 does it make like a humming noise? 116 00:03:56.803 --> 00:03:57.937 And he's like, I didn't really notice; 117 00:03:58.071 --> 00:04:00.406 and then I turned his computer, I'm like yeah that makes a humming noise. 118 00:04:00.406 --> 00:04:00.873 Arthur: Yeah. 119 00:04:00.907 --> 00:04:02.508 Arthur: Well, I'm always canceling headphones. 120 00:04:02.542 --> 00:04:03.243 Jake: Ah. 121 00:04:03.243 --> 00:04:06.179 Jake: When you have like the intake of a fan with a grill right next to it, 122 00:04:06.212 --> 00:04:09.115 it's gonna make a noise; and actually, Noctua has a thing for this. 123 00:04:09.649 --> 00:04:09.983 Linus: Yeah. 124 00:04:10.016 --> 00:04:13.119 Jake: You can either buy or 3D print to offset it a bit. 125 00:04:13.119 --> 00:04:14.587 Linus: He ain't doing any of that. 126 00:04:14.587 --> 00:04:16.556 Jake: Well I mean, it still would be bad anyways. 127 00:04:16.556 --> 00:04:18.091 Linus: We'll fix it, we'll fix it for you. 128 00:04:18.091 --> 00:04:21.561 Jake: You need to use... Go use your blower on these; these are disgusting. 129 00:04:21.561 --> 00:04:21.961 Arthur: Sure. 130 00:04:22.061 --> 00:04:25.965 Linus: Imagine spending the money on this many Noctua fans, 131 00:04:26.099 --> 00:04:28.701 and then not caring about if your computer is quiet. 132 00:04:30.136 --> 00:04:31.771 Arthur: I kind of like the look, though. 133 00:04:32.305 --> 00:04:33.239 Jake: I like the look, too. 134 00:04:34.741 --> 00:04:35.708 Jake: That's why I buy the black ones. 135 00:04:36.676 --> 00:04:38.144 Arthur: Yes, I would love to. 136 00:04:38.278 --> 00:04:39.479 Jake: Is this more different than the other one? 137 00:04:40.079 --> 00:04:42.415 Arthur: So it's the same brand as the one I have upstairs; 138 00:04:42.415 --> 00:04:44.651 it's the lesser one, because I got two. 139 00:04:44.817 --> 00:04:45.418 Jake: Oh wow. 140 00:04:46.352 --> 00:04:48.521 Arthur: But I really enjoy the one I have upstairs, 141 00:04:48.621 --> 00:04:51.524 and this feels... wow, this actually feels really good. 142 00:04:51.524 --> 00:04:53.860 Jake: You don't value your parents as much as you value yourself, eh? 143 00:04:53.860 --> 00:04:57.697 Arthur: Well, they probably don't sit in front of a computer as much as I do. 144 00:04:57.697 --> 00:04:58.097 Jake: Ah. 145 00:04:58.231 --> 00:04:58.731 Arthur: Yeah. 146 00:04:58.831 --> 00:04:59.532 Jake: Reasonable. 147 00:04:59.666 --> 00:05:00.199 Arthur: Mm-hmm. 148 00:05:00.633 --> 00:05:02.702 Arthur: Pretty adjustable arms right here. 149 00:05:02.802 --> 00:05:03.503 Jake: What's it called? 150 00:05:03.636 --> 00:05:05.638 Arthur: The Haworth Breck. 151 00:05:05.772 --> 00:05:06.072 Jake: Oh. 152 00:05:06.072 --> 00:05:06.472 Arthur: Yeah. 153 00:05:06.572 --> 00:05:10.109 Arthur: And I see BTODtv they do this. 154 00:05:10.176 --> 00:05:12.512 Arthur: Shoutout; they reviewed our magnetic cable management. 155 00:05:12.712 --> 00:05:14.814 But this is how you test if a chair is good or not; 156 00:05:14.947 --> 00:05:15.682 you have to like... 157 00:05:15.915 --> 00:05:16.416 Jake: Oh. 158 00:05:16.549 --> 00:05:17.984 Arthur: You got to like flex it a little. 159 00:05:17.984 --> 00:05:18.818 Jake: Does it get the flex? 160 00:05:18.851 --> 00:05:20.320 Arthur: Actually, not really. 161 00:05:20.486 --> 00:05:21.354 Linus: Hahahahahaha. 162 00:05:21.387 --> 00:05:25.658 Arthur: Um... but you know what? It has a good lumbar support. 163 00:05:26.225 --> 00:05:28.428 Good, nice cushion here. 164 00:05:28.594 --> 00:05:30.530 Jake: It seems like anything is better than the chairs. 165 00:05:30.596 --> 00:05:31.597 Arthur: Oh, a hundred percent. 166 00:05:31.597 --> 00:05:31.831 Jake: Yeah. 167 00:05:31.831 --> 00:05:32.198 Arthur: Yeah. 168 00:05:32.298 --> 00:05:35.635 Jake: The question is, will they leave their chair upgrades on the new chair? 169 00:05:36.703 --> 00:05:37.437 Arthur: Wait, what'd you- 170 00:05:37.470 --> 00:05:40.673 Jake: The question is will they use their chair upgrade pads on this chair? 171 00:05:40.807 --> 00:05:43.710 Arthur: Ah, that's a great question; I could see my dad doing it. 172 00:05:43.810 --> 00:05:45.478 Arthur: I don't know. 173 00:05:46.145 --> 00:05:47.880 Arthur: He bought it, he wants to use it. 174 00:05:48.014 --> 00:05:49.215 Jake: What about more lumbar? 175 00:05:49.315 --> 00:05:49.916 Arthur: Yeah. 176 00:05:50.750 --> 00:05:52.185 Arthur: I trust your hands more than mine. 177 00:05:52.552 --> 00:05:53.519 Linus: No, no; you can do it. 178 00:05:53.619 --> 00:05:54.053 Linus: Here. 179 00:05:54.053 --> 00:05:54.987 Arthur: Alright, whatever. 180 00:05:55.021 --> 00:05:55.588 Jake: Diamond hands. 181 00:05:55.888 --> 00:05:57.724 Jake: Just dropped literally everywhere. 182 00:05:57.857 --> 00:05:58.257 Linus: Wait, what? 183 00:05:58.291 --> 00:05:59.158 Jake: Did you get that? 184 00:05:59.192 --> 00:05:59.659 Arthur: No, no, I- 185 00:05:59.759 --> 00:06:00.727 Linus: Did you already mess it up? 186 00:06:00.760 --> 00:06:01.260 Arthur: No, no, no. 187 00:06:01.361 --> 00:06:03.429 Jake: Hahahaha. Arthur: Okay, maybe; maybe I did. 188 00:06:05.098 --> 00:06:06.265 Arthur: Look, I have- Oh. 189 00:06:06.265 --> 00:06:08.000 Linus: They're brass; they're non-ferrous; you got to- 190 00:06:08.000 --> 00:06:08.901 Andrew: He’s just like 191 00:06:09.736 --> 00:06:11.504 Arthur: Look I just thought you know, 192 00:06:11.504 --> 00:06:13.373 all of our screwdrivers have such good magnets. 193 00:06:13.373 --> 00:06:15.975 Linus: Well, they do but the standoffs are made of brass. 194 00:06:18.644 --> 00:06:21.547 Arthur: Is brass not... Today I learned brass isn't magnetic. 195 00:06:21.547 --> 00:06:22.315 Linus: No, it's not. 196 00:06:22.448 --> 00:06:25.451 Jake: Only really iron, and things that have iron in them. 197 00:06:25.485 --> 00:06:27.920 Linus: Yeah, or nickel and cobalt, I think are the other two. 198 00:06:28.755 --> 00:06:30.390 Andrew: Alright, so Jake, you were saying.... 199 00:06:30.490 --> 00:06:32.225 Jake: It looks like you guys are doing great over here; 200 00:06:32.225 --> 00:06:33.993 no problems to be seen at all. 201 00:06:34.127 --> 00:06:36.362 But there's a few other things cooking here, Arty. 202 00:06:36.529 --> 00:06:38.231 How... What do we do? 203 00:06:38.364 --> 00:06:41.534 Jake: There's a printer, there's a sub, there's a monitor. Linus: Yeah, why don't you do the printer, Jake? 204 00:06:41.667 --> 00:06:44.537 Jake: Oh, come on; can't he do the printer? 205 00:06:44.570 --> 00:06:44.971 Linus: No. 206 00:06:45.071 --> 00:06:45.772 Jake: Ugh. 207 00:06:45.772 --> 00:06:46.539 Linus: I don't think he can. 208 00:06:46.672 --> 00:06:47.273 Jake: Oh. 209 00:06:47.874 --> 00:06:48.408 Reece: Wait. 210 00:06:48.541 --> 00:06:48.841 Jake: Whoa. 211 00:06:48.841 --> 00:06:49.342 Reece: Wait, what? 212 00:06:49.475 --> 00:06:49.909 Jake: Whoa. 213 00:06:51.110 --> 00:06:51.544 Jake: Wow. 214 00:06:51.944 --> 00:06:54.347 Jake: You just got both of us there. 215 00:06:55.381 --> 00:06:56.883 Linus: Absolutely bullied. 216 00:06:57.784 --> 00:06:58.351 Arthur: Hahaha. 217 00:06:59.051 --> 00:07:00.853 Jake: What is the story here? 218 00:07:00.987 --> 00:07:03.322 Arthur: So, I went on Artang's 219 00:07:03.322 --> 00:07:06.225 and found the best black and white printer; 220 00:07:06.259 --> 00:07:07.527 and boom, there you go. 221 00:07:07.627 --> 00:07:08.428 Linus: Is it a brother? 222 00:07:08.461 --> 00:07:10.430 Jake: Oh, it's a brother and a brother. Linus: Nice. 223 00:07:10.430 --> 00:07:11.497 Jake: Brother, that's French; hold on. 224 00:07:11.497 --> 00:07:12.532 Linus: You picked a good one, my brother. 225 00:07:15.968 --> 00:07:17.103 Jake: Oh, it's a laser. 226 00:07:17.103 --> 00:07:20.139 Jake: You're going to get so many pages out of this bad girl. 227 00:07:20.139 --> 00:07:20.640 Arthur: Oh, yeah. 228 00:07:20.673 --> 00:07:21.174 Jake: Yeah. 229 00:07:21.607 --> 00:07:22.642 Arthur: Prints really fast, 230 00:07:22.675 --> 00:07:24.777 prints high quality black and white prints. 231 00:07:24.877 --> 00:07:25.545 Jake: Prints a lot. 232 00:07:25.845 --> 00:07:26.846 Arthur: Prints a lot. 233 00:07:26.846 --> 00:07:28.314 Jake: Up to 34 ppm. 234 00:07:28.481 --> 00:07:29.882 Linus: Is this for your parents as well? 235 00:07:29.982 --> 00:07:30.750 Arthur: Yeah, this is for my mom. 236 00:07:30.850 --> 00:07:31.651 Linus: Yeah, that makes sense. 237 00:07:31.651 --> 00:07:32.151 Arthur: Yeah. 238 00:07:32.251 --> 00:07:32.852 Linus: I was going to say, 239 00:07:32.885 --> 00:07:34.987 like I don't think your generation prints. 240 00:07:34.987 --> 00:07:36.022 Arthur: No, not at all. 241 00:07:36.522 --> 00:07:38.558 Jake: I print sometimes, shipping labels. 242 00:07:40.693 --> 00:07:41.360 Andrew: 34. 243 00:07:41.494 --> 00:07:44.664 Jake: 34 pages per minute in black; up to... probably. 244 00:07:45.164 --> 00:07:46.199 Jake: That thing would rip; 245 00:07:46.199 --> 00:07:47.467 we're going to have to see this thing rip later. 246 00:07:47.467 --> 00:07:48.034 Jake: You got some paper? 247 00:07:48.034 --> 00:07:50.636 Arthur: Oh, yeah; I mean, I'm sure we do. 248 00:07:50.837 --> 00:07:51.471 Jake: He's got paper. 249 00:07:51.604 --> 00:07:53.139 Linus: We're going to benchmark a printer? 250 00:07:53.339 --> 00:07:55.842 Jake: Yeah, don't you want to see 34 pages per minute? 251 00:07:55.842 --> 00:07:57.643 Jake: That's like one every two seconds. 252 00:07:57.643 --> 00:07:57.977 Linus: Kind of. 253 00:07:57.977 --> 00:07:59.045 Jake: Is that one every two seconds? 254 00:07:59.045 --> 00:08:01.380 Linus: Yeah, more. Jake: Yeah, yeah; more, a little bit. 255 00:08:01.481 --> 00:08:02.748 Jake: Where is this going? 256 00:08:02.882 --> 00:08:04.283 Arthur: It's going in my mom's office. 257 00:08:04.417 --> 00:08:06.052 Jake: Oh, my gosh; brother. 258 00:08:06.886 --> 00:08:08.688 Arthur: I think we're actually going to get rid of this guy. 259 00:08:08.688 --> 00:08:09.989 Arthur: This is the one that pauses during prints, 260 00:08:09.989 --> 00:08:11.824 so this one has more issues than that one. 261 00:08:11.824 --> 00:08:14.060 Jake: Oh, but if this brother rips, 262 00:08:14.060 --> 00:08:15.595 does she need that brother? 263 00:08:16.329 --> 00:08:18.831 Arthur: Well, you need a brother to have a brother, right? 264 00:08:18.998 --> 00:08:20.032 Jake: This is true. 265 00:08:20.933 --> 00:08:21.400 Jake: Huh. 266 00:08:22.902 --> 00:08:24.337 Jake: Brother, I never would have thought about that. 267 00:08:24.537 --> 00:08:27.540 Jake: Brother, should we get rid of this brother? 268 00:08:28.241 --> 00:08:29.675 Linus: Oh, there's two brothers. 269 00:08:29.675 --> 00:08:32.178 Jake: But he was saying if you get rid of this brother, 270 00:08:32.178 --> 00:08:33.446 then this can't really be a brother, 271 00:08:33.446 --> 00:08:35.648 Jake: because you need two to be brothers. Linus: Sure it can, that's its sister. 272 00:08:35.681 --> 00:08:36.983 Jake: That one's a piece of junk, though. 273 00:08:37.016 --> 00:08:37.850 Linus: Well, that's fair. 274 00:08:38.451 --> 00:08:40.186 Linus: Don't talk about my sister that way, though. 275 00:08:42.455 --> 00:08:43.089 Jake: Alright. 276 00:08:46.425 --> 00:08:48.394 Jake: I think I said brother like 37 times. 277 00:08:48.394 --> 00:08:48.995 Arthur: Hahahahaha. 278 00:08:48.995 --> 00:08:49.529 Jake: Wait, wait; 279 00:08:49.629 --> 00:08:51.330 how many brothers per minute can we do, brother? 280 00:08:52.298 --> 00:08:55.601 Linus: Brother, I need the AM5 mounting hardware for that Noctua cooler. 281 00:08:55.601 --> 00:08:55.868 Arthur: Ah. 282 00:08:55.868 --> 00:08:56.269 Jake: Reece? 283 00:08:56.869 --> 00:08:57.803 Reece: Oh, yeah; in the bin. 284 00:08:57.803 --> 00:08:58.704 Arthur: Okay, nice. 285 00:08:58.971 --> 00:08:59.539 Arthur: Let's go. 286 00:09:00.006 --> 00:09:01.073 Jake: I sent Reece a list. 287 00:09:02.108 --> 00:09:03.543 Linus: I'm so triggered right now. 288 00:09:03.543 --> 00:09:06.579 He took that extra hardware and he put it in this Thermal-Rite box. 289 00:09:06.579 --> 00:09:09.415 And I asked him, why did you put Noctua hardware in a Thermal-Rite box? 290 00:09:09.415 --> 00:09:11.684 He goes, oh well, because the Noctua box is long gone, 291 00:09:11.684 --> 00:09:13.252 it's in the crawl space, lost forever. 292 00:09:13.252 --> 00:09:16.289 I go, okay well, now this Noctua hardware is lost forever 293 00:09:16.289 --> 00:09:18.491 because you will never think to look for it here. 294 00:09:18.591 --> 00:09:20.393 Arthur: Listen, my brain works differently; 295 00:09:20.393 --> 00:09:21.494 I'm going to remember it's in there. 296 00:09:22.695 --> 00:09:23.996 Linus: Okay, where's your Noctua box? 297 00:09:24.330 --> 00:09:25.231 Arthur: In the crawl space. 298 00:09:25.364 --> 00:09:26.499 Linus: Exactly where? 299 00:09:27.867 --> 00:09:28.634 Linus: He doesn't know. 300 00:09:30.169 --> 00:09:30.703 Arthur: You know what? 301 00:09:30.703 --> 00:09:33.306 If I scour around long enough in there, I'll find it. 302 00:09:33.339 --> 00:09:34.373 Linus: Mmmmmmm... 303 00:09:34.373 --> 00:09:36.909 Arthur: I know the general area that it's in. 304 00:09:37.109 --> 00:09:38.177 Linus: Okay, good, show us. 305 00:09:38.210 --> 00:09:39.312 Arthur: Yeah, down, down. 306 00:09:39.412 --> 00:09:40.513 Linus: Okay, good, show us. 307 00:09:41.747 --> 00:09:42.481 Linus: Let's go find it. 308 00:09:42.582 --> 00:09:45.184 Linus: No, we're going on a voyage of discovery. 309 00:09:45.284 --> 00:09:47.053 Linus: Let's find Arty's Noctua box. 310 00:09:47.053 --> 00:09:48.087 Arthur: Oh my god. Linus: Let's go. 311 00:09:48.087 --> 00:09:49.322 Arthur: Okay, are we actually going to do that? 312 00:09:49.322 --> 00:09:50.590 Linus: The best part is we both win. 313 00:09:50.690 --> 00:09:53.759 He gets to prove that he can in fact find the things that he puts away, 314 00:09:53.893 --> 00:09:56.963 and I get to put the Noctua hardware in the Noctua box! 315 00:09:56.996 --> 00:09:57.496 Linus: Let's go! 316 00:09:57.630 --> 00:10:00.032 Arthur: Oh, gosh; we're going to have to move a lot of stuff out of here. 317 00:10:00.032 --> 00:10:00.666 Linus: You got this. 318 00:10:00.833 --> 00:10:01.300 Arthur: Yeah. 319 00:10:01.434 --> 00:10:02.335 Linus: Oh, boy. 320 00:10:02.335 --> 00:10:02.802 Arthur: Yeah. 321 00:10:02.902 --> 00:10:06.672 Linus: Wow, even accessing the entrance to the crawl space is a journey. 322 00:10:09.575 --> 00:10:10.276 Linus: I believe in us. 323 00:10:10.409 --> 00:10:11.344 Arthur: Yeah, we got it. 324 00:10:13.279 --> 00:10:15.014 Linus: I knew this house seemed too tidy; 325 00:10:15.147 --> 00:10:16.816 I knew there were messes somewhere. 326 00:10:16.816 --> 00:10:18.351 Arthur: My parents are going to be disappointed. 327 00:10:18.351 --> 00:10:19.251 They thought that, 328 00:10:19.285 --> 00:10:22.521 oh wow, we're going to show a really tidy house to two million people 329 00:10:22.521 --> 00:10:25.725 or however many, but nope, we're going down to the crawl space. 330 00:10:26.892 --> 00:10:28.694 Linus: We're going to do it safely. 331 00:10:30.930 --> 00:10:32.398 Linus: Wait, who worked for Geek Squad? 332 00:10:32.865 --> 00:10:34.467 Arthur: My dad worked for BestBuy for a while. 333 00:10:34.634 --> 00:10:35.101 Arthur: Yeah. 334 00:10:35.101 --> 00:10:35.401 Arthur: Yeah. 335 00:10:35.901 --> 00:10:36.736 Linus: This is sick. 336 00:10:37.069 --> 00:10:40.239 Arthur: I did too, for the summer; BestBuy. 337 00:10:40.239 --> 00:10:41.374 Linus: I'll be keeping this for the rest of the video. 338 00:10:41.774 --> 00:10:42.208 Arthur: Sorry. 339 00:10:42.675 --> 00:10:43.776 Arthur: Oh, okay, sure. 340 00:10:44.910 --> 00:10:46.912 Linus: Oooh... okay. 341 00:10:48.314 --> 00:10:49.015 Arthur: Okay. 342 00:10:49.281 --> 00:10:51.651 Linus: Wow, this two-by-four ladder is quite excellent. 343 00:10:51.651 --> 00:10:52.251 Arthur: Oh, yeah. 344 00:10:52.385 --> 00:10:52.785 Linus: Wow. 345 00:10:52.818 --> 00:10:54.553 Arthur: Only the finest crafts in the ship. 346 00:10:54.553 --> 00:10:56.255 Linus: I'm just going to turn on my phone down here. 347 00:10:56.255 --> 00:10:57.356 Linus: Hey, Andrew. 348 00:10:57.923 --> 00:10:59.525 Linus: Yeah, I think you're not coming down with us. 349 00:10:59.592 --> 00:11:01.127 Linus: Oh, we got Christmas. 350 00:11:01.260 --> 00:11:01.727 Arthur: Yes. 351 00:11:01.727 --> 00:11:04.830 Linus: Oh, we got Christmas for days boys! 352 00:11:04.964 --> 00:11:08.601 Linus: You like Christmas!? We got Christmas. 353 00:11:08.701 --> 00:11:11.070 Arthur: My dad loves decorating for Christmas, though. 354 00:11:11.237 --> 00:11:12.204 Linus: Okay, okay. 355 00:11:13.839 --> 00:11:17.009 Arthur: So remember when I said I would be able to remember where it is? 356 00:11:17.877 --> 00:11:19.412 Linus: Hold on, I got an idea. 357 00:11:19.545 --> 00:11:20.446 Linus: Oh, okay. 358 00:11:21.347 --> 00:11:24.316 Arthur: Remember when I said I would be able to remember where it is? 359 00:11:24.316 --> 00:11:25.384 Linus: I do remember that. 360 00:11:27.386 --> 00:11:27.753 Arthur: Huh. 361 00:11:29.188 --> 00:11:30.656 Linus: That's fine; we got time. 362 00:11:30.823 --> 00:11:31.657 Linus: I'm here all day. 363 00:11:35.027 --> 00:11:39.131 Linus: And I got a hard hat; Arty wishes he had a hard hat. 364 00:11:39.165 --> 00:11:42.034 Arthur: Yeah, I might just die if this thing collapses. 365 00:11:42.034 --> 00:11:46.272 Linus: I mean the hard hat's not going to save me if the basement collapses. 366 00:11:48.107 --> 00:11:50.476 Linus: Ow; oh, dang it! Ow, oh ow. 367 00:11:50.910 --> 00:11:51.577 Arthur: Are you okay? 368 00:11:51.711 --> 00:11:52.812 Linus: Oh, yeah; I just hit my head. 369 00:11:53.412 --> 00:11:54.013 Jake: Hey Linus. 370 00:11:54.146 --> 00:11:54.880 Linus: Yeah? 371 00:11:55.047 --> 00:11:56.382 Jake: You got an Ethernet down there? 372 00:11:56.482 --> 00:11:57.683 Linus: I'll check for you. 373 00:11:57.817 --> 00:11:58.284 Jake: Alright. 374 00:11:58.417 --> 00:12:01.420 Linus: Dude! You got to be kidding me here! 375 00:12:01.420 --> 00:12:02.588 Arthur: No way! Oh, I didn't know about that. 376 00:12:02.588 --> 00:12:07.193 Linus: No way! This is a brand new- 377 00:12:07.326 --> 00:12:09.962 Dude, we're doing archaeology down here. 378 00:12:10.129 --> 00:12:13.833 Brand new sealed Windows 95 upgrade. 379 00:12:13.999 --> 00:12:14.567 Jake: Whaaat!? 380 00:12:14.667 --> 00:12:15.534 Linus: Whaaaat!? 381 00:12:15.701 --> 00:12:17.803 Arthur: Can we install that instead of Windows 11? 382 00:12:17.837 --> 00:12:19.338 Linus: CD-ROM edition. 383 00:12:22.074 --> 00:12:25.578 Linus: Dude, I love your base- Dude, I love your crawl space. 384 00:12:27.113 --> 00:12:30.583 Arthur: Yeah, it's fun how we found that, but no- 385 00:12:32.218 --> 00:12:33.219 Linus: Here, give me a little more light; 386 00:12:33.219 --> 00:12:36.088 I found something else that seems to be brand new as well. 387 00:12:37.289 --> 00:12:37.990 Linus: Oh, god. 388 00:12:38.124 --> 00:12:38.591 Arthur: What is that? 389 00:12:38.591 --> 00:12:40.459 Linus: Oh wait, oh; no it's not food, okay thank goodness. 390 00:12:40.860 --> 00:12:43.696 Linus: It's the Body Shop Body Butter. 391 00:12:45.331 --> 00:12:47.566 Linus: What else is here? Is this your re-gift pile? 392 00:12:47.700 --> 00:12:49.468 Arthur: Um, I don't know; 393 00:12:49.502 --> 00:12:52.605 I mean, I think those might be a little too old to re-gift at this point. 394 00:12:53.572 --> 00:12:56.609 Linus: Oh, I really wish I had my own light; this is very inconvenient. 395 00:12:57.076 --> 00:13:00.146 Arthur: Uh, yeah, because I cannot find anything, 396 00:13:00.146 --> 00:13:01.514 and I don't even know if it's here. 397 00:13:01.547 --> 00:13:03.716 Arthur: Well, you know what? It proves your point even more. 398 00:13:04.150 --> 00:13:05.084 Linus: Uh, okay, hold on, hold on. 399 00:13:05.084 --> 00:13:07.353 Linus: What am I looking at here? I got an 11-inch flat iron 400 00:13:08.287 --> 00:13:10.256 with a giraffe print on it. 401 00:13:10.990 --> 00:13:14.660 Linus: Uh, man, what else we got here? 402 00:13:14.693 --> 00:13:16.796 Property of BestBuy Canada; please return. 403 00:13:16.929 --> 00:13:17.463 Arthur: Well... 404 00:13:17.463 --> 00:13:18.430 Linus: Oh, that's a little awkward. 405 00:13:18.430 --> 00:13:18.931 Arthur: Hahaha. 406 00:13:18.998 --> 00:13:19.799 Linus: Like what's in it? 407 00:13:21.433 --> 00:13:23.469 Linus: Dude, we snooping hard today, boys. 408 00:13:23.469 --> 00:13:24.703 Linus: Oh, a bunch of glassware. 409 00:13:25.638 --> 00:13:29.842 Linus: Um, okay; some from Xerox. 410 00:13:30.376 --> 00:13:34.513 Linus: Um, oh man; Are these all property of BestBuy Canada? 411 00:13:34.647 --> 00:13:35.314 Arthur: Uuuh... 412 00:13:35.447 --> 00:13:37.750 Linus: Return to warehouse number 72. 413 00:13:38.651 --> 00:13:39.652 Linus: Pffff. 414 00:13:40.586 --> 00:13:43.455 Linus: Oh, there's a hot water tube here; oh, she's hot. 415 00:13:43.622 --> 00:13:44.957 Linus: She's super- Arthur: Careful. 416 00:13:44.990 --> 00:13:45.457 Linus: Okay. 417 00:13:46.091 --> 00:13:47.827 Linus: Uh, bonhomme de neige. 418 00:13:48.460 --> 00:13:50.930 Linus: Okay, what do we got? What do we got this way? 419 00:13:51.063 --> 00:13:52.131 We got any computers? 420 00:13:52.765 --> 00:13:55.067 Arthur: Uh, I feel like we're going a little too deep 421 00:13:55.067 --> 00:13:57.670 for a computer that I built a couple years ago though. 422 00:13:57.770 --> 00:13:58.671 Linus: Halloween. 423 00:13:59.772 --> 00:14:00.840 Arthur: There's a Xerox. 424 00:14:00.873 --> 00:14:05.211 Linus: Oh, Xerox fax telecopier 7024. 425 00:14:06.545 --> 00:14:09.949 Linus: Not the Xerox telecopier 7024. 426 00:14:10.082 --> 00:14:13.452 Linus: Whoa, buddy, we got videotapes; I bet Baby Arty's in there. 427 00:14:15.888 --> 00:14:19.425 Arthur: Do you see any Corsair 4000D cases in there? 428 00:14:19.425 --> 00:14:21.193 Linus: Yo Jake, I found your brother! 429 00:14:22.061 --> 00:14:22.795 Arthur: Hahahaha. 430 00:14:22.828 --> 00:14:23.929 Linus: Hahahaha. 431 00:14:24.597 --> 00:14:27.399 Linus: Okay, I need 4000D- I'm going to need light, I can't see. 432 00:14:27.433 --> 00:14:29.201 Arthur: Yeah, I mean it might not be in here. 433 00:14:29.335 --> 00:14:30.936 Linus: Okay, I got a TV. 434 00:14:31.203 --> 00:14:37.009 Linus: I got a TV and uh, I got a TV and a DVD recorder. 435 00:14:37.810 --> 00:14:39.945 That seems like we're in the right neighborhood, right? 436 00:14:40.079 --> 00:14:43.616 Arthur: Uh, I don't know, because I had a computer monitor 437 00:14:43.616 --> 00:14:45.985 that I built with that PC right here. 438 00:14:46.085 --> 00:14:47.620 And I feel like it should be here, 439 00:14:47.620 --> 00:14:49.688 but I don't know where it went. 440 00:14:50.422 --> 00:14:54.560 Linus: How many printers do you guys buy? Is this another printer? 441 00:14:55.160 --> 00:14:57.229 Linus: Oh no, this is a plasma cluster. 442 00:14:57.930 --> 00:14:58.731 Arthur: What is that? 443 00:14:58.764 --> 00:14:59.932 Linus: An air purifier. 444 00:15:01.567 --> 00:15:03.068 Linus: How old are these shoes? 445 00:15:03.369 --> 00:15:04.270 Arthur: What does it say? 446 00:15:04.270 --> 00:15:05.337 Linus: Got some Reeboks. 447 00:15:05.938 --> 00:15:07.206 Linus: Uh, okay; alright. 448 00:15:07.306 --> 00:15:08.374 Linus: It's not this way. 449 00:15:08.474 --> 00:15:09.041 Arthur: No. 450 00:15:09.141 --> 00:15:10.876 Linus: Okay, I'm coming back that way. 451 00:15:11.010 --> 00:15:12.411 Arthur: Alright, you need light? 452 00:15:12.511 --> 00:15:13.812 Linus: I got filming and no light. 453 00:15:13.946 --> 00:15:15.247 Linus: Well, I don't need the light to get around; 454 00:15:15.347 --> 00:15:16.749 I just need it to uh, film. 455 00:15:16.916 --> 00:15:17.416 Arthur: Okay. 456 00:15:18.083 --> 00:15:20.219 Arthur: Holy, my pants are dusty. 457 00:15:20.853 --> 00:15:22.288 Linus: He's a dusty boy. 458 00:15:22.988 --> 00:15:23.489 Linus: Okay. 459 00:15:23.489 --> 00:15:25.024 Linus: Oh, that tube is so hot. 460 00:15:26.592 --> 00:15:28.327 Linus: Okay, alright. 461 00:15:28.460 --> 00:15:29.161 Arthur: Okay, wrong way. 462 00:15:29.161 --> 00:15:29.929 Linus: So, what about this way? 463 00:15:30.496 --> 00:15:31.664 Linus: Oh, you're going that way; okay. 464 00:15:31.664 --> 00:15:32.932 Arthur: Oh wait, which way are you going? 465 00:15:33.032 --> 00:15:34.233 Linus: Alright, we're going, no, no, we're going your way. 466 00:15:34.233 --> 00:15:35.301 Arthur: Are you going there? 467 00:15:35.601 --> 00:15:36.568 Linus: No, no, we're going your way. 468 00:15:36.602 --> 00:15:37.202 Arthur: Okay, sure. 469 00:15:37.202 --> 00:15:38.904 Linus: Oh my god, there's another printer over there. 470 00:15:39.471 --> 00:15:43.042 Linus: How many, how many printers does your family need brother? 471 00:15:43.142 --> 00:15:45.044 Arthur: My mom has a bookkeeping service. 472 00:15:45.477 --> 00:15:46.645 Linus: Yeah, she does. 473 00:15:46.845 --> 00:15:48.847 Andrew: You want my uh, camera light? 474 00:15:49.381 --> 00:15:50.082 Linus: Uh, sure. 475 00:15:50.249 --> 00:15:51.817 Arthur: I'm feeling... no, 476 00:15:51.951 --> 00:15:54.086 Arthur: it doesn't look like there's a PC box there. 477 00:15:54.486 --> 00:15:56.088 Linus: Uh here, I got it. 478 00:15:57.256 --> 00:15:57.790 Linus: Okay. 479 00:15:57.957 --> 00:16:02.928 Linus: Whoa, buddy! Whoa, buddy! We got the Nintendo Wii! 480 00:16:04.063 --> 00:16:06.265 Linus: Okay, I'm feeling a good vibe that way; let's go that way. 481 00:16:06.265 --> 00:16:07.232 Arthur: Okay, let's go. 482 00:16:07.633 --> 00:16:08.000 Oh dude. 483 00:16:08.000 --> 00:16:11.236 I got the setup now, I got the filming setup now; 484 00:16:11.370 --> 00:16:12.304 we're going to find this! 485 00:16:14.540 --> 00:16:16.475 Arthur: Linus, it's not looking good over here. 486 00:16:19.345 --> 00:16:21.013 Linus: Okay, what do we got? What do we got, boys? 487 00:16:21.013 --> 00:16:21.580 Arthur: We have a pillar. 488 00:16:21.580 --> 00:16:24.516 Linus: Whoa, we got a pillar! We got a pillar! 489 00:16:24.616 --> 00:16:26.518 We got a pillar with the grapes! 490 00:16:28.954 --> 00:16:31.423 Linus: Man, this would be such a channel! 491 00:16:32.191 --> 00:16:34.593 Linus: Just like crawling around in people's crawl spaces. 492 00:16:34.593 --> 00:16:36.862 Linus: You just, you find people who have lived somewhere 493 00:16:36.862 --> 00:16:38.697 for minimum like, 25 years; 494 00:16:38.697 --> 00:16:39.264 Arthur: Hahahaha. 495 00:16:39.264 --> 00:16:41.467 Linus: and you just freaking crawl around in their crawl space 496 00:16:41.467 --> 00:16:43.369 and be like, oh my god, what is all this stuff!? 497 00:16:43.469 --> 00:16:44.870 Arthur: Well, maybe you have a new video series. 498 00:16:44.870 --> 00:16:45.671 Linus: Yeah, buddy. 499 00:16:46.505 --> 00:16:48.440 Linus: Okay, what do we got? Oh, we got the D-Link. 500 00:16:48.574 --> 00:16:50.976 Arthur: A Motorola surfboard cable modem. 501 00:16:51.176 --> 00:16:52.411 Linus: Hold on, we got the D-Link. 502 00:16:53.045 --> 00:16:56.548 Linus: Inside this package, you get the USB extension cable! 503 00:16:56.782 --> 00:16:59.218 Linus: Hold on; oh, my stupid thing. 504 00:16:59.218 --> 00:17:01.687 I want to cancel this; how do I- 505 00:17:01.754 --> 00:17:04.223 How do you cancel the focus lock on an iPhone? 506 00:17:04.323 --> 00:17:07.092 Arthur: Uh, that's a great question, that I probably should know. 507 00:17:07.092 --> 00:17:07.993 Linus: Huh... 508 00:17:09.828 --> 00:17:12.931 Linus: Shot there, Shot HD box. 509 00:17:12.931 --> 00:17:14.867 Oh, the Nintendo Wii, is it in there? 510 00:17:15.534 --> 00:17:16.368 Linus: Is the Wii in there? 511 00:17:16.535 --> 00:17:18.370 Arthur: No, I don't think so; I think we still have it upstairs. 512 00:17:18.370 --> 00:17:19.938 Linus: Oh, empty Wii box; yeah, you do. 513 00:17:20.039 --> 00:17:20.539 Arthur: Yeah. 514 00:17:20.672 --> 00:17:21.340 Linus: Okay. 515 00:17:21.940 --> 00:17:24.309 Arthur: Um, Linus, it's not looking good. 516 00:17:25.711 --> 00:17:28.080 Linus: No, I still feel good; I still feel good. 517 00:17:28.781 --> 00:17:31.917 Linus: What else we got? Ah, e-machines. 518 00:17:31.950 --> 00:17:35.587 Linus: E-machines Celeron Tower; that's quality. 519 00:17:36.221 --> 00:17:38.257 Linus: ATI 3D graphics. 520 00:17:38.824 --> 00:17:40.025 Linus: Uh, okay. 521 00:17:40.192 --> 00:17:41.860 Arthur: Yeah, there's nothing. 522 00:17:41.860 --> 00:17:42.795 Linus: Got the Sony. 523 00:17:44.029 --> 00:17:45.164 Linus: Oh, whoa, whoa, Antec. 524 00:17:46.832 --> 00:17:47.766 Linus: We've got an Antec. 525 00:17:47.766 --> 00:17:51.770 Whoa, look at all these laptops! Dude, you've got so many laptops! 526 00:17:52.438 --> 00:17:54.873 Linus: Pirates of the Caribbean laptop. 527 00:17:56.008 --> 00:17:56.975 Arthur: It's a special one. 528 00:17:57.543 --> 00:17:59.678 Linus: So this is, you don't sell stuff, I guess, hey? 529 00:17:59.678 --> 00:18:00.145 Linus: You just- 530 00:18:00.379 --> 00:18:02.247 Arthur: Uh, yeah, my dad just like keep- 531 00:18:02.381 --> 00:18:02.881 Arthur: My dad would- 532 00:18:02.881 --> 00:18:03.515 Linus: Hold on, hold on. 533 00:18:03.515 --> 00:18:03.882 Arthur: Yeah. 534 00:18:03.949 --> 00:18:04.850 Arthur: Yeah, my dad just like... 535 00:18:04.850 --> 00:18:05.784 Linus: Yeah, turn the camera off... 536 00:18:06.585 --> 00:18:08.587 Arthur: Yeah, my dad just likes keeping stuff around. 537 00:18:08.720 --> 00:18:09.221 Linus: Yeah, yeah. 538 00:18:10.322 --> 00:18:10.456 Linus: Okay... 539 00:18:10.456 --> 00:18:10.722 Linus: Okay... 540 00:18:10.756 --> 00:18:13.492 Arthur: Um, I think that was the first PC I ever built, actually. 541 00:18:14.259 --> 00:18:16.628 Arthur: In fact, I think the Antec case 542 00:18:16.628 --> 00:18:18.997 was the first PC case I ever built in, actually. 543 00:18:19.131 --> 00:18:19.998 Linus: Ooh. 544 00:18:20.766 --> 00:18:22.568 Linus: Okay, so you're saying... alright. 545 00:18:23.135 --> 00:18:23.735 Arthur: Sorry. 546 00:18:23.769 --> 00:18:24.336 Linus: Hold on. 547 00:18:26.438 --> 00:18:28.474 Linus: So you're saying we went back too far, then? 548 00:18:28.607 --> 00:18:29.308 Arthur: Absolutely. 549 00:18:29.308 --> 00:18:30.008 Linus: Okay, alright. 550 00:18:30.008 --> 00:18:31.076 Linus: We can do this, we can do this. 551 00:18:32.010 --> 00:18:33.045 Linus: Okay, alright. 552 00:18:33.445 --> 00:18:35.747 Linus: I feel good, I feel good; I feel like we're close. 553 00:18:35.781 --> 00:18:36.181 Arthur: Yeah. 554 00:18:36.715 --> 00:18:38.951 Arthur: Not gonna lie, I don't feel like it's in here. 555 00:18:39.651 --> 00:18:40.185 Linus: Really? 556 00:18:40.319 --> 00:18:40.752 Arthur: Yeah. 557 00:18:41.386 --> 00:18:43.288 Linus: Uh, I don't know, man. 558 00:18:43.288 --> 00:18:46.325 Linus: I got a feeling, that tonight's gonna be a good night. 559 00:18:47.092 --> 00:18:50.162 Linus: Uh, okay; okay. 560 00:18:50.362 --> 00:18:52.498 Alright, let's go; we haven't gone to the left. 561 00:18:53.065 --> 00:18:55.234 Arthur: Your right, or left. 562 00:18:55.334 --> 00:18:56.168 Linus: Yeah, we haven't gone. 563 00:18:56.168 --> 00:18:57.703 Linus: Yeah; yeah, we haven't gone that way yet. 564 00:18:57.970 --> 00:18:59.138 Linus: Oh, she's dusty. 565 00:18:59.271 --> 00:19:00.639 Linus: No, I went down that way. 566 00:19:01.140 --> 00:19:01.640 Arthur: Okay. 567 00:19:01.640 --> 00:19:02.307 Linus: We haven't gone- 568 00:19:02.474 --> 00:19:03.408 Arthur: The other way, then? 569 00:19:03.675 --> 00:19:04.209 Linus: Yeah. 570 00:19:05.177 --> 00:19:07.112 Linus: Oh, we're kicking up some dust in here, boys. 571 00:19:07.112 --> 00:19:08.380 Arthur: Whoa, Pokemon cards! 572 00:19:08.514 --> 00:19:09.214 Linus: What? 573 00:19:09.314 --> 00:19:10.149 Arthur: Ah! 574 00:19:10.315 --> 00:19:11.116 Linus: No way! 575 00:19:11.216 --> 00:19:11.950 Arthur: Yes! 576 00:19:12.384 --> 00:19:13.152 Linus: Nice! 577 00:19:13.752 --> 00:19:14.653 Arthur: This could be worth a lot. 578 00:19:14.753 --> 00:19:17.456 Linus: You got more Pokemon cards than you bought today. 579 00:19:17.556 --> 00:19:18.323 Arthur: Yeah, but- 580 00:19:18.457 --> 00:19:20.526 Linus: Let's find out- Oh my god, we're idiots. 581 00:19:20.726 --> 00:19:21.126 Arthur: What? 582 00:19:21.126 --> 00:19:21.627 Linus: Arty. 583 00:19:21.727 --> 00:19:23.529 Linus: Okay, the entrance is right there. 584 00:19:23.529 --> 00:19:24.096 Arthur: Yes. 585 00:19:27.866 --> 00:19:28.767 Arthur: Oh my god. 586 00:19:30.035 --> 00:19:31.703 Linus: This was all for nothing. 587 00:19:31.803 --> 00:19:33.172 Arthur: Look, we found Pokemon cards, though. 588 00:19:33.172 --> 00:19:33.805 Linus: Dude, okay. 589 00:19:33.839 --> 00:19:35.007 Linus: Let's go check out our treasure, 590 00:19:35.140 --> 00:19:36.508 and let's get that Noctua box. 591 00:19:36.708 --> 00:19:37.943 Linus: Hahahahaha. Arthur: I can't believe it. 592 00:19:37.976 --> 00:19:39.344 Linus: It was right here! 593 00:19:39.678 --> 00:19:41.613 Arthur: That was funny. Linus: Dude, this was an excellent side quest. 594 00:19:42.214 --> 00:19:43.982 Linus: It is so freaking dusty 595 00:19:43.982 --> 00:19:45.417 Linus: now that we've kicked everything up down here. 596 00:19:45.417 --> 00:19:46.151 Arthur: Yeah. 597 00:19:46.251 --> 00:19:47.619 Arthur: I'm going to bring the Pokemon cards here. 598 00:19:47.619 --> 00:19:48.420 Linus: We've got all the treasures. 599 00:19:49.188 --> 00:19:50.155 Linus: We've got all the treasures. 600 00:19:50.989 --> 00:19:51.823 Linus: Okay. 601 00:19:53.125 --> 00:19:53.859 Arthur: Pokemon! 602 00:19:53.859 --> 00:19:55.561 Jake: Hahahaha, whoa. 603 00:19:56.228 --> 00:19:58.263 Arthur: Oh my god; we're so dusty. 604 00:20:00.666 --> 00:20:02.034 Linus: Oh, buddy! 605 00:20:02.034 --> 00:20:02.534 Arthur: Oh, yeah. 606 00:20:03.468 --> 00:20:05.504 Linus: Here, let's both stand here. 607 00:20:06.371 --> 00:20:09.575 Andrew: Oh my god; wow. 608 00:20:10.976 --> 00:20:13.278 Linus: Coming soon; blue color weight for the cargo pants. 609 00:20:13.278 --> 00:20:14.947 Linus: LTTStore.com; let's go! 610 00:20:15.080 --> 00:20:17.015 Linus: Based on the age of these stickers, 611 00:20:17.149 --> 00:20:19.218 I already know that this is the good stuff. 612 00:20:19.218 --> 00:20:20.886 Linus: I assume there are like resources 613 00:20:20.919 --> 00:20:22.654 for finding out what Pokemon cards are worth? 614 00:20:22.721 --> 00:20:23.522 Reece: Yep, looking it up. 615 00:20:23.655 --> 00:20:25.657 Linus: Why were you so ready with this information? 616 00:20:25.757 --> 00:20:28.594 Reece: I'm an enjoyer of fine things. 617 00:20:28.627 --> 00:20:31.163 Arthur: So this is what we wanted to get out of the pack we opened. 618 00:20:31.163 --> 00:20:34.466 Arthur: We wanted to get a Jolteon, we wanted to get a Flareon. 619 00:20:34.466 --> 00:20:34.866 Linus: Uhuh. 620 00:20:35.968 --> 00:20:37.469 Linus: How old are they? What gen are these? 621 00:20:37.603 --> 00:20:39.137 Arthur: These have got to be like- 622 00:20:39.304 --> 00:20:40.706 Linus: Game Freak 1999? 623 00:20:40.806 --> 00:20:41.273 Arthur: Yes. 624 00:20:41.273 --> 00:20:42.274 Reece: Like this one's first gen. 625 00:20:42.407 --> 00:20:42.874 Arthur: Uhuh. 626 00:20:42.874 --> 00:20:45.611 Reece: This is a jungle set. 627 00:20:45.978 --> 00:20:47.112 Reece: This is a fossil set. 628 00:20:47.112 --> 00:20:47.446 Arthur: Mhmm. 629 00:20:47.613 --> 00:20:49.081 Linus: Yeah, you know an awful lot about this 630 00:20:49.114 --> 00:20:51.149 Linus: for someone that doesn't know about pokemon card. Reece: I know a couple of things, alright listen, listen. 631 00:20:51.149 --> 00:20:51.550 Reece: I know- 632 00:20:52.017 --> 00:20:53.385 Reece: These are, yeah, people like these. 633 00:20:53.952 --> 00:20:56.555 Arthur: Come on, from the second movie? Pokemon movie? 634 00:20:57.222 --> 00:20:59.891 Linus: Okay no, is this like actually like good s*** here? 635 00:20:59.891 --> 00:21:02.527 Reece: Yeah, yeah; it's not like amazing yet. 636 00:21:02.527 --> 00:21:03.962 Reece: But something like that, I think this one is good. 637 00:21:03.962 --> 00:21:04.363 Linus: Dude! 638 00:21:04.363 --> 00:21:05.063 Arthur: I don't think we have- 639 00:21:05.063 --> 00:21:06.598 Linus: Look at this Pikachu artwork. 640 00:21:06.898 --> 00:21:07.332 Reece: Yeah. 641 00:21:07.332 --> 00:21:08.800 Linus: This is freaking ancient! 642 00:21:08.934 --> 00:21:10.469 Reece: This first gen. 643 00:21:10.502 --> 00:21:12.504 Reece: It's not a, it's not a- Linus: Hold on, hold on. 644 00:21:13.372 --> 00:21:13.739 Linus: Yeah. 645 00:21:14.072 --> 00:21:14.906 Reece: It's not like a, 646 00:21:15.774 --> 00:21:18.944 the rare one is if he has pink cheeks I think, or something like that. 647 00:21:20.112 --> 00:21:20.712 Arthur: Whoa. 648 00:21:21.380 --> 00:21:22.381 Reece: Hahahaha. 649 00:21:22.547 --> 00:21:24.683 Reece: I don't know anything, I just- 650 00:21:24.716 --> 00:21:25.617 Arthur: Whoa, look at these ones. 651 00:21:25.617 --> 00:21:28.120 Arthur: These are promo cards from the first Pokemon movie. 652 00:21:28.353 --> 00:21:30.255 Yeah, we're gonna have to figure out what these things are worth. 653 00:21:30.255 --> 00:21:32.057 I think this might have paid for uh, 654 00:21:32.291 --> 00:21:34.926 your next computer upgrade here, depending on what we got. 655 00:21:35.093 --> 00:21:37.429 Arthur: Well, I think these are technically my sisters, 656 00:21:37.462 --> 00:21:39.598 so I don't know how happy they'd be if she- 657 00:21:39.998 --> 00:21:40.532 Linus: Oh. 658 00:21:40.666 --> 00:21:41.033 Linus: Yeah. 659 00:21:41.066 --> 00:21:41.700 Arthur: She probably does. 660 00:21:41.700 --> 00:21:42.501 Linus: Does she remember them? 661 00:21:42.567 --> 00:21:43.235 Arthur: She's gotta. 662 00:21:43.335 --> 00:21:46.605 Arthur: I remember there was like a huge Pokemon craze during the pandemic, 663 00:21:46.605 --> 00:21:49.541 and I think, they might have already taken a look at these. 664 00:21:49.541 --> 00:21:52.177 Arthur: That's why they were, like kind of near the front. Linus: Oh. 665 00:21:52.210 --> 00:21:53.445 Linus: Alright; well, I'm less excited then. 666 00:21:53.445 --> 00:21:54.112 Linus: Let's build a computer. 667 00:21:54.112 --> 00:21:54.546 Arthur: Alright. 668 00:21:55.180 --> 00:21:56.181 Arthur: No Charizard, sorry. 669 00:21:56.448 --> 00:21:59.451 Arthur: Nobody's actually ever called me Arty before I started working here. 670 00:21:59.785 --> 00:22:00.185 Linus: What!? 671 00:22:00.519 --> 00:22:00.986 Arthur: Yeah. 672 00:22:01.119 --> 00:22:03.121 Linus: I was told that you were Arty. 673 00:22:03.255 --> 00:22:04.923 Arthur: Well, James probably told you that. 674 00:22:05.457 --> 00:22:08.794 Arthur: Funnily enough when I first got hired he sent me an email. 675 00:22:08.794 --> 00:22:10.996 Arthur: Hey, does anyone call you Arty? 676 00:22:11.163 --> 00:22:13.031 Arthur: I was like, I mean if you want to, go ahead. 677 00:22:13.265 --> 00:22:15.100 Linus: But we didn't even already have an Arthur. 678 00:22:15.567 --> 00:22:16.201 Arthur: Yeah, but- 679 00:22:16.201 --> 00:22:17.035 Linus: So why? 680 00:22:17.302 --> 00:22:19.004 Arthur: It's cachier; Arty? 681 00:22:19.004 --> 00:22:20.739 Linus: Alright; yeah, yeah. 682 00:22:20.939 --> 00:22:23.108 Arthur: It rolls off the tongue a little bit easier- 683 00:22:23.108 --> 00:22:25.677 I actually don't know about that; it's the same syllables. 684 00:22:25.811 --> 00:22:26.978 Linus: Yeah, yeah. 685 00:22:26.978 --> 00:22:28.347 Arthur: Arty versus Arthur? 686 00:22:28.513 --> 00:22:29.147 Linus: Yeah. 687 00:22:29.147 --> 00:22:29.514 Arthur: Yeah. 688 00:22:29.514 --> 00:22:30.015 Linus: Yeah. 689 00:22:30.015 --> 00:22:30.482 Arthur: Yeah. 690 00:22:30.482 --> 00:22:30.882 Arthur: Come on. 691 00:22:30.982 --> 00:22:31.416 Linus: Yeah. 692 00:22:32.351 --> 00:22:32.951 Arthur: Yeah. 693 00:22:33.618 --> 00:22:35.253 Linus: I'm going to put this in the computer. 694 00:22:35.387 --> 00:22:36.021 Arthur: Hahahahaha. 695 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:38.490 Linus: You know the rest of you could also build computers if you want. 696 00:22:39.224 --> 00:22:40.025 Arthur: No, this is fun. 697 00:22:40.158 --> 00:22:41.126 Reece: You do a pretty good job 698 00:22:41.126 --> 00:22:42.561 Jake: Listen, I'm doing the very important work 699 00:22:42.561 --> 00:22:44.563 of setting up a printer right now; thank you very much. 700 00:22:44.563 --> 00:22:46.131 Linus: You've been ordering lunch. 701 00:22:46.298 --> 00:22:48.166 Jake: No; Arty was supposed to be ordering lunch. 702 00:22:48.166 --> 00:22:48.834 Jake: Did you order the lunch? 703 00:22:48.834 --> 00:22:49.768 Arthur: Yeah, it's already ordered. 704 00:22:49.768 --> 00:22:50.402 Linus: Oh, okay; fine. 705 00:22:52.971 --> 00:22:53.905 Arthur: See, it's a team effort. 706 00:22:54.072 --> 00:22:56.742 Jake: Yeah; pick up the slack, buddy. 707 00:22:57.676 --> 00:22:59.244 Linus: I'm doing stuff! 708 00:22:59.378 --> 00:23:00.479 Jake: Mm-hmm; that's what they all say. 709 00:23:00.479 --> 00:23:03.281 Linus: I'm paying for the lunch; that's what I'm doing. 710 00:23:03.949 --> 00:23:04.716 Linus: Making videos. 711 00:23:04.716 --> 00:23:06.318 Arthur: Wait no, you're not- Oh, okay, I guess. 712 00:23:10.155 --> 00:23:12.624 Linus: Oh, yeah; we can do crew lunch today. 713 00:23:12.724 --> 00:23:14.092 Reece: We'll just bill it to AMD; you know? 714 00:23:14.092 --> 00:23:14.493 Linus: Yeah. 715 00:23:14.926 --> 00:23:15.460 Arthur: Hah. 716 00:23:15.594 --> 00:23:16.261 Linus: Yeah, buddy. 717 00:23:17.596 --> 00:23:19.765 Arthur: I did not leave them extra budget, though. 718 00:23:19.798 --> 00:23:22.200 Linus: No, no, that's fine; we'll cover it. 719 00:23:22.534 --> 00:23:24.669 Linus: Man, it is so easy to build a computer 720 00:23:24.669 --> 00:23:26.405 when you basically don't have to build the computer. 721 00:23:26.538 --> 00:23:28.673 All the cables are just running the system already, 722 00:23:28.707 --> 00:23:30.108 and you just kind of plunk the new motherboard in. 723 00:23:30.208 --> 00:23:33.111 I don't know why more people don't do platform swaps. 724 00:23:33.211 --> 00:23:35.380 We surveyed the audience a while back, 725 00:23:35.447 --> 00:23:38.617 and we found that the vast majority of people just 726 00:23:38.650 --> 00:23:41.920 buy a new computer when it's time for a new CPU and motherboard; 727 00:23:41.920 --> 00:23:44.189 but it's really not that much work. 728 00:23:46.425 --> 00:23:48.059 Arthur: I mean, to be fair 729 00:23:48.059 --> 00:23:50.362 that CPU and motherboard were perfectly fine; 730 00:23:50.362 --> 00:23:52.330 I just wanted a little bit more power. 731 00:23:53.265 --> 00:23:54.766 Linus: Yeah I mean, I guess that's true. 732 00:23:54.766 --> 00:23:55.901 I guess for a lot of people, 733 00:23:55.934 --> 00:23:58.003 they're holding on to it until it's like, 734 00:24:00.272 --> 00:24:03.708 Walking Dead; I'm a zombie with a hard hat. 735 00:24:04.276 --> 00:24:06.745 That's why you have to do two headshots to kill me. 736 00:24:08.079 --> 00:24:09.014 Arthur: You'd be a good zombie. 737 00:24:09.014 --> 00:24:10.015 Linus: Plants versus zombies, anyone? 738 00:24:11.016 --> 00:24:11.383 Arthur: No. 739 00:24:11.516 --> 00:24:12.083 Linus: There's hard hats. 740 00:24:12.083 --> 00:24:13.018 Arthur: Oh, sorry. 741 00:24:14.152 --> 00:24:15.053 Linus: Aaaah, 742 00:24:15.053 --> 00:24:17.155 Linus: Dude, how to build a PC, the last guide you ever need, 743 00:24:17.189 --> 00:24:19.257 is like the best video we ever made; 744 00:24:19.257 --> 00:24:21.626 because I never have to do like PC build videos, 745 00:24:21.660 --> 00:24:25.330 just like over and over and over again with all the same stuff, 746 00:24:25.397 --> 00:24:27.032 and people freaking love it. 747 00:24:27.032 --> 00:24:30.335 Like more people walk up to me now than ever that are like, 748 00:24:30.335 --> 00:24:32.204 dude, you like taught me how to build a PC, 749 00:24:32.237 --> 00:24:34.606 and I kind of get confused sometimes. 750 00:24:34.639 --> 00:24:37.909 I'm like, yo we don't really do that many PC building videos anymore, 751 00:24:37.943 --> 00:24:38.577 but it's like, no. 752 00:24:38.643 --> 00:24:41.480 Dude, those videos just, they go. 753 00:24:41.480 --> 00:24:42.914 Arthur: Yeah, I mean they start off slow, 754 00:24:42.914 --> 00:24:45.116 and like over time, what, it's like 10 million views? 755 00:24:45.116 --> 00:24:46.251 Linus: Yeah, the first one does, 756 00:24:46.251 --> 00:24:48.220 and then the second one's at like three. 757 00:24:48.487 --> 00:24:50.088 Arthur: But how do I install a 5070? 758 00:24:50.789 --> 00:24:53.391 Linus: The same way you install any other GPU. 759 00:24:53.425 --> 00:24:54.993 Arthur: No, but it's a 5070. 760 00:24:55.026 --> 00:24:56.461 Linus: I know; I know, right? 761 00:24:56.761 --> 00:24:57.829 Linus: It's hard. 762 00:24:59.130 --> 00:25:01.466 Linus: No, no, it's true; some people are always going to prefer that, 763 00:25:01.500 --> 00:25:04.603 and that's totally fine, but that's, I think. 764 00:25:04.603 --> 00:25:06.972 I'm just, I'm tired. 765 00:25:07.005 --> 00:25:09.941 Linus: I can't just do a video of how to install every GPU. 766 00:25:09.941 --> 00:25:10.842 You know, I used to do that. 767 00:25:10.976 --> 00:25:11.443 Arthur: Yeah. 768 00:25:11.476 --> 00:25:13.979 Linus: When a new video would launch, I would do unboxing. 769 00:25:14.079 --> 00:25:16.381 Linus: I would do a video measuring how long it is, 770 00:25:16.481 --> 00:25:20.051 I would do a video of like, like listening to how loud it is, 771 00:25:20.218 --> 00:25:22.487 I would do a video of like how to install it. 772 00:25:23.555 --> 00:25:25.357 Linus: Are you saying this because you already knew that? 773 00:25:25.490 --> 00:25:27.259 Arthur: And now you just let the LAB do it. 774 00:25:27.959 --> 00:25:29.327 Linus: Yeah; yeah, yeah. 775 00:25:30.629 --> 00:25:32.464 Linus: Oh dude, no, those were crazy. 776 00:25:33.532 --> 00:25:37.235 Arthur: How long ago? Because I started watching maybe like 2015. 777 00:25:37.335 --> 00:25:38.270 Linus: Oh, it was way before that. 778 00:25:38.270 --> 00:25:38.637 Arthur: Okay. 779 00:25:38.770 --> 00:25:40.672 Arthur: Then no, I don't know what you're talking about. 780 00:25:41.506 --> 00:25:43.975 Arthur: I remember the uh, the Civiliza- 781 00:25:44.409 --> 00:25:47.646 You played Civ on the 16 monitors, I remember that. 782 00:25:47.712 --> 00:25:48.480 Linus: That was pretty cool. 783 00:25:48.747 --> 00:25:51.182 Linus: Okay, I found it, I found it, check this out. 784 00:25:51.449 --> 00:25:51.983 Linus: Okay. 785 00:25:52.951 --> 00:25:58.924 Linus: Radeon 6870 unboxing, 6870 length comparison, 786 00:26:00.191 --> 00:26:05.196 getting TVs for playing something on it, power consumption, 787 00:26:05.697 --> 00:26:09.601 sneak peek of our triple TV setup, playing a game on it, 788 00:26:10.201 --> 00:26:16.007 heatsink removal, installation guide, 1080p performance review, 789 00:26:16.641 --> 00:26:19.311 playing Counter-Strike with three monitors on it, 790 00:26:19.678 --> 00:26:23.448 noise and temperature, playing COD. 791 00:26:24.816 --> 00:26:27.452 Linus: Whoa look I'm number one for views in Canada today; 792 00:26:27.719 --> 00:26:31.323 because I uploaded 10 videos about this one GPU. 793 00:26:31.556 --> 00:26:32.591 Arthur: Was that all in one day? 794 00:26:33.124 --> 00:26:36.194 Linus: Uh, I don't- No, I don't, I don't know; maybe. 795 00:26:36.995 --> 00:26:38.229 Linus: Probably pretty close too. 796 00:26:38.263 --> 00:26:40.131 Linus: I think I was experimenting with like, 797 00:26:40.131 --> 00:26:44.135 should you just segment out for SEO optimization 798 00:26:44.135 --> 00:26:46.538 every section of what would have been a full video? 799 00:26:46.671 --> 00:26:49.441 Linus: The answer was, no. 800 00:26:50.008 --> 00:26:51.176 Linus: Where's this guy going? 801 00:26:51.443 --> 00:26:53.878 Jake: *unintelligible*, Nice one. 802 00:26:55.113 --> 00:26:55.680 Arthur: What's that? 803 00:26:56.281 --> 00:26:57.182 Jake: Uh, the Wi-Fi thing. 804 00:26:57.182 --> 00:26:57.549 Arthur: Oh okay. 805 00:26:57.549 --> 00:26:58.216 Linus: And the Minecraft. 806 00:26:58.216 --> 00:27:01.353 Arthur: No, not the Minecraft! No! Reece: Hahahahaha. 807 00:27:01.786 --> 00:27:02.787 Jake: The plush. 808 00:27:03.688 --> 00:27:05.190 Jake: Oh, it's all dusty now; I'm sorry. 809 00:27:05.323 --> 00:27:05.991 Arthur: Yeah, it's all good. 810 00:27:06.124 --> 00:27:09.060 Jake: Oh, oh what? Is it hooked? Oh, it's hooked on. 811 00:27:09.327 --> 00:27:10.929 Jake: Oh, this is a weird... 812 00:27:13.164 --> 00:27:14.366 Linus: Oh, were you going to the... 813 00:27:14.366 --> 00:27:15.400 Jake: This feels kind of crappy. 814 00:27:15.533 --> 00:27:17.302 Linus: Jake, were you not going to free up this cable for me? 815 00:27:17.302 --> 00:27:18.637 Jake: Oh, sorry; yeah, here you go Arty. 816 00:27:18.803 --> 00:27:20.939 Arthur: I spent $40 at Dave & Buster's. 817 00:27:20.939 --> 00:27:22.207 Jake: Oh my gosh; what cable? 818 00:27:22.307 --> 00:27:22.774 Jake: Oh, that one. 819 00:27:22.774 --> 00:27:23.308 Linus: You what? 820 00:27:23.408 --> 00:27:25.310 Arthur: I spent $40 at Dave & Buster's. 821 00:27:25.310 --> 00:27:26.745 Linus: Oh, at the arcade; okay. 822 00:27:26.745 --> 00:27:27.212 Linus: I thought- 823 00:27:27.545 --> 00:27:29.147 Arthur: No, I did not spend $40 on it. 824 00:27:29.280 --> 00:27:30.849 Linus: Oh, dude. Jake: You're free. 825 00:27:30.882 --> 00:27:32.117 Arthur: No, it's signed by Steve Minecraft. 826 00:27:32.217 --> 00:27:33.818 Linus: Alright, let's go. 827 00:27:34.419 --> 00:27:35.654 Linus: I think it was through here. 828 00:27:37.922 --> 00:27:39.624 Linus: Well, only one way to find out. 829 00:27:47.265 --> 00:27:49.067 Linus: No, it's the system. 830 00:27:50.402 --> 00:27:52.037 Linus: Oh, hamburgers. 831 00:27:57.375 --> 00:28:01.680 Linus: Wait, are you kidding me? 832 00:28:02.380 --> 00:28:05.717 I go to all the work to open up this stupid computer; 833 00:28:06.518 --> 00:28:09.721 and the SATA cable's already been salvaged from it. 834 00:28:10.855 --> 00:28:12.791 Are you kidding me? Well, there's one. 835 00:28:16.628 --> 00:28:18.430 Gosh darn it, Arthur. 836 00:28:20.999 --> 00:28:22.333 What kind of system are we looking at here? 837 00:28:22.901 --> 00:28:26.571 DDR3; man, this is like... This is usable. 838 00:28:27.005 --> 00:28:28.440 Linus: What's this doing down here? 839 00:28:28.606 --> 00:28:30.942 Linus: No I mean, don't these have a- 840 00:28:30.942 --> 00:28:32.277 Don't these have a gigabit switch on them? 841 00:28:32.310 --> 00:28:33.144 Jake: Might. 842 00:28:33.178 --> 00:28:34.479 Linus: Because they've got the two ports. 843 00:28:34.479 --> 00:28:35.447 Jake: Oh, then probably. 844 00:28:35.547 --> 00:28:40.218 However, however... Sure, but we still don't have- 845 00:28:40.518 --> 00:28:44.222 Or, we don't even need that; because I can talk to it over Wi-Fi. 846 00:28:44.255 --> 00:28:45.023 Like, I can see it. 847 00:28:45.123 --> 00:28:46.291 Linus: Oh, over Wi-Fi. 848 00:28:46.291 --> 00:28:48.259 Linus: Yeah, well I mean Wi-Fi is gnarly though. 849 00:28:48.359 --> 00:28:50.628 Jake: So it's the 35 megabit, whatever. 850 00:28:51.196 --> 00:28:53.231 Linus: Wait, hold on. 851 00:28:53.364 --> 00:28:55.767 Linus: I thought the 35 megabit was over power line. 852 00:28:56.367 --> 00:28:58.536 Jake: Yes; that's how the NAS is connected. 853 00:28:59.871 --> 00:29:02.173 Linus: Wait, the NAS is on Wi-Fi? 854 00:29:02.307 --> 00:29:03.808 Jake: The NAS is on power line. 855 00:29:03.908 --> 00:29:05.643 Jake: It would actually be better to be on Wi-Fi, 856 00:29:05.977 --> 00:29:07.545 Linus: Sorry. Jake: but TrueNAS doesn't support Wi-Fi. 857 00:29:07.712 --> 00:29:09.614 Linus: Where is the whole router? Jake: Look at the NAS; The NAS is- 858 00:29:09.614 --> 00:29:10.715 Jake: It's like down by the TV. 859 00:29:10.715 --> 00:29:11.416 Arthur: Remember the TV? 860 00:29:11.516 --> 00:29:12.817 Linus: Oh, I see. 861 00:29:13.918 --> 00:29:15.386 Jake: Like, in terms of today, 862 00:29:15.520 --> 00:29:16.054 Arthur: Yeah. 863 00:29:16.187 --> 00:29:18.189 Jake: the best solution would be to take that NAS 864 00:29:18.189 --> 00:29:20.225 and put it next to the router downstairs, 865 00:29:20.325 --> 00:29:22.560 and then you would just access it over Wi-Fi, 866 00:29:22.660 --> 00:29:25.663 but that wouldn't be that great for like, your long-term. 867 00:29:25.797 --> 00:29:26.464 Arthur: Yeah. 868 00:29:26.564 --> 00:29:27.465 Linus: Uh-huh, uh-huh. 869 00:29:27.465 --> 00:29:27.832 Arthur: Well- 870 00:29:27.899 --> 00:29:29.334 Jake: Your long-term would be just- 871 00:29:29.334 --> 00:29:30.969 Linus: Is that where the NAS is going!? 872 00:29:31.402 --> 00:29:32.937 Jake: Well like, tucked in. Arthur: throw it in there. 873 00:29:32.937 --> 00:29:34.305 Jake: But that's where it is right now, yeah. 874 00:29:37.742 --> 00:29:39.711 Linus: I'm so unhappy right now. Jake: Your boy ain't got no, ain't got no Ethernet. 875 00:29:39.911 --> 00:29:41.446 Linus: You need a network switch. 876 00:29:42.413 --> 00:29:43.715 Linus: Like, that's what you need. 877 00:29:43.748 --> 00:29:46.351 You need a power line connection to the rest of the network, 878 00:29:46.351 --> 00:29:47.418 into your network switch, 879 00:29:47.552 --> 00:29:49.554 and then you need your computer into your network switch, 880 00:29:49.554 --> 00:29:51.122 and you need a NAS and to your network switch. 881 00:29:51.222 --> 00:29:52.423 Jake: I mean, this man's got an attic; 882 00:29:52.457 --> 00:29:54.459 we could just like, run some Ethernet. 883 00:29:55.693 --> 00:29:56.928 Jake: Hahaha! 884 00:29:56.961 --> 00:29:57.962 Jake: I don't really want to go in his attic. 885 00:29:57.962 --> 00:29:58.329 Arthur: No. 886 00:29:58.429 --> 00:30:01.633 Linus: I think, I think we're going to BestBuy for a network switch, 887 00:30:01.633 --> 00:30:02.267 Linus: No way. 888 00:30:02.734 --> 00:30:04.669 Linus: You know what the nearest computer store is? 889 00:30:05.603 --> 00:30:07.071 Linus: Blacklab Computers. 890 00:30:07.071 --> 00:30:08.239 Arthur: Hahahahaha! 891 00:30:08.873 --> 00:30:09.774 Linus: No shot. 892 00:30:10.508 --> 00:30:11.409 Jake: Is he still open? 893 00:30:11.609 --> 00:30:12.210 Linus: Yeah. 894 00:30:12.343 --> 00:30:13.878 Jake: I figured he would have just retired at that point. 895 00:30:13.978 --> 00:30:15.313 Linus: Blacklab Computers. 896 00:30:17.582 --> 00:30:19.250 Arthur: You think he has a network switch? 897 00:30:19.384 --> 00:30:20.618 Linus: They're [censored] minutes away; 898 00:30:20.718 --> 00:30:21.719 and closes soon 899 00:30:24.055 --> 00:30:27.292 Arthur: So as a part of my upgrade, I got the Amaran 200XS. 900 00:30:27.292 --> 00:30:29.961 This is a studio light, that I can basically take anywhere in my house, 901 00:30:29.961 --> 00:30:32.564 and no matter what the light is, if it has, 902 00:30:32.697 --> 00:30:33.665 you know, warm- 903 00:30:36.467 --> 00:30:39.437 If it has warm incandescent lights or cool fluorescent lights 904 00:30:39.437 --> 00:30:43.441 I'll be able to adjust and basically have the same temperature throughout, 905 00:30:43.441 --> 00:30:45.109 because this one is bicolor. 906 00:30:45.877 --> 00:30:49.214 Jake: It's always going to prioritize Ethernet over Wi-Fi, basically. 907 00:30:49.347 --> 00:30:55.086 And because both... Because the NAS is available, routable over both, 908 00:30:55.119 --> 00:30:57.889 it's like, I don't know what to do. 909 00:30:59.057 --> 00:31:01.292 I'll just use the Ethernet; that's probably better, right? 910 00:31:01.459 --> 00:31:05.129 In reality, the Ethernet is this 35 megabit power line 911 00:31:05.163 --> 00:31:07.832 that's way too far away, and it is not better than Wi-Fi. 912 00:31:10.268 --> 00:31:12.871 Arthur: I don't- Yeah, I don't... Sure. 913 00:31:12.904 --> 00:31:14.939 Arthur: I don't really have anything to say on that. 914 00:31:15.206 --> 00:31:16.474 Linus: Doesn't sound like you guys 915 00:31:16.474 --> 00:31:19.344 tested the power line thing before I left. 916 00:31:20.011 --> 00:31:21.512 Jake: Bro, I was trying to say that, 917 00:31:21.512 --> 00:31:24.115 and you just kept... You're like, we need a network switch! 918 00:31:25.283 --> 00:31:26.284 And then you just left. 919 00:31:27.118 --> 00:31:28.620 Linus: What is this? He's got filming lights and everything? 920 00:31:28.620 --> 00:31:29.120 Arty: Yes! 921 00:31:29.254 --> 00:31:29.888 Linus: Jeez! 922 00:31:30.021 --> 00:31:30.622 Jake: You need them. 923 00:31:31.222 --> 00:31:32.323 You still should get it. 924 00:31:32.757 --> 00:31:34.525 You still really need to get 925 00:31:34.525 --> 00:31:36.394 a little network card to add in there. 926 00:31:36.494 --> 00:31:37.829 Linus: What's he need a network card for? 927 00:31:37.829 --> 00:31:39.664 Jake: Because this! Windows is stupid! 928 00:31:40.832 --> 00:31:43.234 Because the computer is connected to Wi-Fi 929 00:31:43.234 --> 00:31:45.103 and this power line Ethernet... 930 00:31:45.203 --> 00:31:46.504 Linus: Why is it connected to Wi-Fi? 931 00:31:47.171 --> 00:31:50.074 Jake: Because the power line Ethernet is 35 megabit 932 00:31:50.241 --> 00:31:52.443 for the like, 11, 000th time! 933 00:31:52.543 --> 00:31:54.479 Linus: But why wouldn't that just go into a switch? 934 00:31:55.880 --> 00:31:57.115 Jake: What are you talking about? 935 00:31:57.215 --> 00:31:58.883 Linus: You take your power line Ethernet, 936 00:31:59.517 --> 00:32:00.985 you plug that into a network switch- 937 00:32:01.152 --> 00:32:03.454 Jake: Which, the power line Ethernet has a network switch, 938 00:32:03.488 --> 00:32:04.589 so we don't need a network switch. 939 00:32:05.123 --> 00:32:06.391 Linus: What? No! 940 00:32:06.391 --> 00:32:07.058 Jake: It has two ports. 941 00:32:07.158 --> 00:32:11.562 Linus: You get a network switch, like a 2.5 gig network switch. 942 00:32:11.596 --> 00:32:12.664 Linus: You put it here. 943 00:32:12.664 --> 00:32:13.097 Jake: Yeah. 944 00:32:13.197 --> 00:32:15.066 Linus: You plug Arty's computer into 2.5 gig. 945 00:32:15.066 --> 00:32:15.566 Jake: 100%. 946 00:32:15.600 --> 00:32:17.302 Linus: You plug that into 2.5 gig. 947 00:32:17.335 --> 00:32:17.936 Jake: Yeah. 948 00:32:18.036 --> 00:32:20.138 Linus: You plug the power line into one of the other ports. 949 00:32:20.138 --> 00:32:20.605 Jake: Yeah. 950 00:32:20.638 --> 00:32:22.307 Jake: You mean like exactly like we have right now. 951 00:32:22.507 --> 00:32:23.975 It's just without a switch, 952 00:32:23.975 --> 00:32:25.543 just using the two ports and the power line. 953 00:32:26.711 --> 00:32:28.947 Linus: But then you have a fast connection between these two- 954 00:32:28.947 --> 00:32:30.581 Why is Wi-Fi part of this? 955 00:32:30.615 --> 00:32:33.851 Jake: Because there's this other thing called the Internet 956 00:32:33.851 --> 00:32:35.653 that he also likes to use. 957 00:32:35.787 --> 00:32:36.254 Linus: Well, why- 958 00:32:36.287 --> 00:32:37.889 Jake: And because Windows is stupid, 959 00:32:37.889 --> 00:32:40.224 and tries to prioritize Ethernet over Wi-Fi, 960 00:32:40.625 --> 00:32:44.662 it's using the power line, and it's getting 35 megabit. 961 00:32:45.263 --> 00:32:46.698 Jake: You see where I'm going with this? 962 00:32:47.465 --> 00:32:48.866 Linus: Uuugh. 963 00:32:49.000 --> 00:32:49.467 Jake: Like, it's... 964 00:32:50.635 --> 00:32:53.471 there's probably some, some like, routing crap I can do to make- 965 00:32:53.471 --> 00:32:54.906 Linus: Sorry, I thought you were talking about... 966 00:32:54.906 --> 00:32:56.841 Jake: No, no, I know, I know; Linus: Spitting into the NAS. I was just waiting for you to get there. 967 00:32:56.841 --> 00:32:57.375 Jake: It's fine. 968 00:32:58.409 --> 00:33:00.078 Linus: Okay, you need to get in your crawl space 969 00:33:00.078 --> 00:33:01.279 and you need to run an Ethernet cable. 970 00:33:01.412 --> 00:33:01.813 Jake: No, or- 971 00:33:01.813 --> 00:33:02.380 Arthur: Wait, serious? 972 00:33:02.480 --> 00:33:03.181 Linus: Yeah. 973 00:33:03.314 --> 00:33:06.451 Jake: Or just find a- Buy a $10 Ethernet card 974 00:33:06.451 --> 00:33:07.585 and just stick it in this computer; 975 00:33:07.618 --> 00:33:09.120 and then we can directly connect the two. 976 00:33:10.054 --> 00:33:11.923 I mean, you're right, you should just run an Ethernet cable. 977 00:33:11.923 --> 00:33:12.824 Arthur: Sure, yeah. Jake: It'd be way better, 978 00:33:12.824 --> 00:33:13.858 but that's going to be a huge pain in the ass. 979 00:33:14.359 --> 00:33:14.892 Linus: I mean... 980 00:33:15.059 --> 00:33:16.494 Jake: The router's on the bottom floor, 981 00:33:17.095 --> 00:33:19.130 and there's like a separate attic for that- 982 00:33:19.163 --> 00:33:20.264 Linus: No, hold on a second; 983 00:33:20.264 --> 00:33:21.466 you said his house has no Ethernet, 984 00:33:21.466 --> 00:33:23.301 Linus: but I saw an Ethernet jack in his living room. 985 00:33:23.301 --> 00:33:24.569 Jake: I know, I have no idea where that goes. 986 00:33:24.736 --> 00:33:27.171 Arthur: We were looking earlier today. 987 00:33:27.171 --> 00:33:27.672 Jake: We might do- 988 00:33:27.672 --> 00:33:28.940 Linus: Did you check the crawl space? 989 00:33:28.940 --> 00:33:30.742 Jake: No, I asked you to check the crawl space 990 00:33:30.775 --> 00:33:32.076 Jake: and did you not check the crawl space? 991 00:33:32.076 --> 00:33:32.744 Linus: No, I haven't checked it. 992 00:33:35.146 --> 00:33:36.047 Linus: Let's find it. 993 00:33:36.814 --> 00:33:38.416 Jake: Is there Ethernet in this room, though? 994 00:33:38.416 --> 00:33:39.384 Like, this might not even really help us. 995 00:33:39.384 --> 00:33:41.352 Arthur: No, no, no; there isn't Ethernet in this room. 996 00:33:41.419 --> 00:33:41.886 Linus: Um. 997 00:33:43.654 --> 00:33:44.455 Linus: Oh, man. 998 00:33:45.123 --> 00:33:47.325 Jake: I hate that they used to build houses without Internet. 999 00:33:47.492 --> 00:33:48.860 Arthur: Yeah. Jake: It sucks, it sucks. 1000 00:33:48.860 --> 00:33:53.464 Linus: Uh, okay; wait, why is this power line so damn slow? 1001 00:33:53.598 --> 00:33:57.468 Jake: It's just, it's just far; it's not ideal. 1002 00:33:57.502 --> 00:33:58.870 Jake: Like, we're on this side of the house; 1003 00:33:58.870 --> 00:33:59.937 and the thing's way the hell over there. 1004 00:33:59.937 --> 00:34:02.173 We could try, I tried another plug in this room 1005 00:34:02.173 --> 00:34:03.574 and it wasn't any different, so. 1006 00:34:03.708 --> 00:34:04.142 Linus: Okay. 1007 00:34:04.142 --> 00:34:07.345 Jake: Really, maybe we could make it better if- 1008 00:34:08.012 --> 00:34:09.347 Linus: Powerline's hitting this like that. 1009 00:34:09.514 --> 00:34:11.983 Jake: Well, especially if you're on like a different phase, too; 1010 00:34:11.983 --> 00:34:12.750 that can be really bad. 1011 00:34:12.850 --> 00:34:15.586 Linus: Yeah; or if you have like a sub-panel or something and it's... 1012 00:34:15.686 --> 00:34:18.122 Jake: Yeah, and the way that houses are built sometimes, 1013 00:34:18.222 --> 00:34:20.091 one room will just have- 1014 00:34:20.191 --> 00:34:22.760 Like one room will be all on the same circuit; 1015 00:34:22.760 --> 00:34:24.362 Jake: so you can try all the different plugs in there 1016 00:34:24.362 --> 00:34:24.762 Linus: Yeah. 1017 00:34:24.762 --> 00:34:27.432 Jake: and it makes no difference, or close to no difference. 1018 00:34:27.532 --> 00:34:27.999 Linus: Okay. 1019 00:34:28.766 --> 00:34:31.002 Jake: Like, this is probably good enough for spreadsheets. 1020 00:34:31.769 --> 00:34:32.270 Linus: Yeah. 1021 00:34:32.370 --> 00:34:34.272 Jake: But it's not... It kind of sucks 1022 00:34:34.272 --> 00:34:36.774 for him to have to access this like that. 1023 00:34:36.774 --> 00:34:37.141 Linus: Okay. 1024 00:34:37.141 --> 00:34:38.876 Jake: I wish TrueNAS just allowed Wi-Fi. 1025 00:34:40.344 --> 00:34:41.479 Linus: I can understand why they don't. 1026 00:34:42.447 --> 00:34:44.315 Jake: I don't, it's built into Linux. 1027 00:34:44.348 --> 00:34:45.483 Jake: They like explicitly disable- 1028 00:34:46.350 --> 00:34:48.286 Linus: Let's do it downstairs, Andrew.