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What's up, Flow Plane? Welcome to my crib. This is Flow Plane Cribs? Yeah, I don't know,

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whatever. Top tech, is that what I'm doing? You're a top five. Top five tech. Okay, the

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first one is actually outside. Really? Doorbell. This house was built in the early 90s, and

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we upgraded the doorbell, which the previous one didn't work, to a smart doorbell. And

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it's fantastic because I live a far away's way from work. So now when people come up,

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ring our doorbell, I can be like, yo, what up? I can talk to them on my phone. And it's

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just really handy to have. So that's number one. Number two, I actually don't even know.

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I don't know what this model of TV is, but this is a 65 inch Samsung. Come on. I actually

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don't even know what model of TV this is. It's a 65 inch curved Samsung smart TV. So

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this TV though actually has a lot of LMG history. Linus actually gave it to me as a gift, but

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not really the type of gift that you would expect. It actually came from a sponsored

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deal that we did with Samsung back in 2016 that went, it had some challenges and we had

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to pivot and we had to change a lot of things. So he gave me this TV as a gift, but I think

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also as a reminder to do the right thing. Don't let them in. And honestly, it's pretty

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good. It's lasted however long that's been. Six years. It's killing it. It's got one line

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of dead pixels sometimes. Don't mind the hand prints on it. Then get turned on. TV, turn

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on. Just can't stop this controller. It's joking. Can we even find it? Steph, I feel

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like I haven't seen it in a while. You know, we're like, well, you can see it. Yeah, but

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damn it. Hold on. Let's go to YouTube. So there's no weird blurring that needs to happen.

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Where is it?

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Wow. We just look like liars now. I don't know. Anyways, there's a line of dead pixels,

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but it's working now. It, you know, it fixes itself. Number three, obviously. Wait. Oh,

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hold on. I don't have it. Be right back. Hold on. Stay there. Number three, straight up.

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It's going to be the steam deck. I love this thing. Playing the outer worlds right now.

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So good. I bought this from Jake Bellavance at work right before steam announced that they

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have permanent stock. So I actually paid him extra a week before I could have just bought it for

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the price that they actually sold it for. So that's really nice. Thanks, Belle. Appreciate it, dude.

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Number four is pretty straightforward. Number four is just my Intel upgrade.

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Look at all this dust. Look at this beautiful dust on this computer. So nice. There's actually a

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few updates that I've made to the setup. So keyboard. I've got a wooting too. Ignore this

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keyboard. I give it to my kid to type on so she doesn't type on my keyboard. Wooting too.

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This is an upgrade. Also the desk. I finally caved and bought a standup desk, which is really nice.

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Next upgrade is going to be this chair. I bought an Amazon basics Ergo chair because I spent my

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$5,000 Intel budget on everything else and neglected to buy a good chair and this thing

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sucks. This thing is terrible. So that's going to be my next upgrade, but love the setup. Okay,

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last one. I actually have no idea what the last one was. My last favorite piece of house tech is

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this beautiful Breville espresso machine. Now you may be thinking, do you actually use it? Because

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a lot of people will buy these and then they don't use it. I actually do use it. One of my

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favorite things to do is I've got French vanilla ice cream in my freezer and you put just a little

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bit in one of these cups, a little bit of espresso. Pour yourself a shot. Oh, melts the ice cream.

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The espresso gets nice and creamy. Oh, it's fantastic. Highly recommend. Affogato. I don't

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know how to pronounce it, but it's good stuff. Okay. And then that's it. That's it. And then

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leave my house, Dennis. Yeah. All right. Thanks for watching Float Plain Cribs. Get out. Bye, Dennis.