{"video_id":"fp_FrChcKrvMH","title":"Extras + BTS: Scrapyard Wars Episode One","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2024-07-20T02:30:00.041Z","duration_s":5846,"segments":[{"start_s":0.0,"end_s":2.135,"text":"David: Scrapyard Wars, It's happening. 2 00:00:02.569 --> 00:00:03.703 Sammy: Hahahaha. 3 00:00:03.737 --> 00:00:11.678 David: Luke's gonna be put in full makeup by Tray, it's going to be a biker thing. 4 00:00:11.711 --> 00:00:16.516 We're going for two different vibes; Luke will be biker, Linus is gonna be old person. 5 00:00:17.984 --> 00:00:20.820 Socks and sandals kind of jammed him into the old person category. 6 00:00:20.820 --> 00:00:22.222 Luke: That kind of makes sense, actually. David: Yeah. 7 00:00:22.288 --> 00:00:22.722 Luke: Yeah. 8 00:00:22.889 --> 00:00:26.393 David: It's, there's not too much to explain other than- 9 00:00:26.493 --> 00:00:31.264 I mean, Tray do you want to give a brief overview of what there is? Sorry, I'm putting you on the spot. 10 00:00:31.264 --> 00:00:33.666 Tray: Oh, nah I just want to hide actually. 11 00:00:33.666 --> 00:00:40.473 Umm, yeah we're gonna disguise him as much as we can, and because he's got a beard already 12 00:00:40.540 --> 00:00:46.212 it does prove to be some challenges there; because it's hard to apply more on top of that. 13 00:00:46.212 --> 00:00:50.116 So I'm just gonna try to work around your existing beard, and maybe make it a little longer 14 00:00:50.150 --> 00:00:53.520 and then throw in some tattoos, and maybe some aging creases as well. 15 00:00:53.520 --> 00:00:53.887 Luke: Sweet. 16 00:00:53.920 --> 00:00:54.721 Tray: Yeah, see how it goes. 17 00:00:55.088 --> 00:00:58.458 Luke: Yeah, and I didn't know there was gonna be makeup involved in this until, 18 00:00:58.658 --> 00:01:00.693 I think you sent me the itinerary. 19 00:01:00.727 --> 00:01:04.564 Luke: I was like, oh \"four hours of makeup\"; I was like, what the heck is going on? 20 00:01:04.564 --> 00:01:09.235 David: Yeah, it was a debate for a long time like how much to reveal to you but, 21 00:01:09.235 --> 00:01:15.675 because it was Linus's choice to do the makeup, it didn't seem fair to like totally keep you in the dark. 22 00:01:15.675 --> 00:01:17.710 Luke: Oh yeah I'm not too worried, it was just surprising. David: Yeah, yeah. 23 00:01:17.744 --> 00:01:20.613 Luke: I mean I didn't know how it was going to be done, I had an assumption but- 24 00:01:20.647 --> 00:01:21.815 David: So that's, yeah this area. 25 00:01:21.981 --> 00:01:23.383 Let's keep going! 26 00:01:23.416 --> 00:01:24.484 Sammy: *Laughs* 27 00:01:24.551 --> 00:01:28.154 David: This is just part of the stuff; the supplies we got from Amazing Ape. 28 00:01:28.621 --> 00:01:33.960 They did all the prosthetics and they did it pretty quick, pretty damn quick! 29 00:01:34.027 --> 00:01:37.363 As well as a generic style because we didn't have time to do like testing; 30 00:01:37.397 --> 00:01:41.768 because Luke and Linus were in Taiwan, and so we have all kinds of, thats- 31 00:01:43.303 --> 00:01:45.672 Luke: Oh man, wow! 32 00:01:45.672 --> 00:01:50.276 David: It's amazing when we got the box yesterday just looking at it, got the tattoos. 33 00:01:50.977 --> 00:01:53.079 I'm hoping they put a tramp stamp on Luke, but uh 34 00:01:53.079 --> 00:01:55.215 David: that's okay, I'm going to leave that up to their discretion. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 35 00:01:55.281 --> 00:01:55.915 Luke: Whatever works. 36 00:01:56.583 --> 00:01:57.784 David: You have to wear a crop top the whole time. 37 00:01:57.851 --> 00:01:58.551 Luke: Hahaha! 38 00:01:59.319 --> 00:02:03.957 David: This is makeup station number two, we have the CEO chair up on a little pedestal 39 00:02:04.057 --> 00:02:06.226 so that it's a little more comfortable to work on. 40 00:02:06.259 --> 00:02:07.193 This will be Linus's station. 41 00:02:08.628 --> 00:02:10.430 As you know, he's gonna be the old person 42 00:02:11.931 --> 00:02:12.465 Makeup. 43 00:02:12.932 --> 00:02:13.967 David: Hahahaha. 44 00:02:14.000 --> 00:02:18.104 Luke: So this is like, looser skin, that they can look older; is that, is that right? 45 00:02:18.171 --> 00:02:19.038 Tray: Yeah. 46 00:02:19.072 --> 00:02:20.039 Tray: Yeah, yeah. Luke: Yeah wow! 47 00:02:20.039 --> 00:02:23.409 Tray: So they're just little like fat sacks, eye bags, wrinkles; 48 00:02:23.543 --> 00:02:25.645 you know, just to age you guys up a little bit. 49 00:02:25.645 --> 00:02:27.347 David: That’s what I was called in highschool! 50 00:02:28.615 --> 00:02:29.849 Tom: Is that when we both work out? 51 00:02:31.951 --> 00:02:31.985 David: So that, you have an airbrush. 52 00:02:31.985 --> 00:02:33.319 David: So that, you have an airbrush. 53 00:02:33.353 --> 00:02:34.053 Tom: I do have an airbrush. 54 00:02:34.053 --> 00:02:35.722 David: That's exciting, that's for blending I'm guessing? 55 00:02:35.788 --> 00:02:38.324 Tom: Yeah, it's uh, skin's not one color so- 56 00:02:38.591 --> 00:02:41.895 Especially this kind of airbrush you can set so that it kind of spatters and stuff, 57 00:02:41.895 --> 00:02:42.428 David: Oh cool. 58 00:02:42.529 --> 00:02:44.664 Tom: And so you kind of like speckle the person, that's supposed to like 59 00:02:44.697 --> 00:02:46.332 paint them in one kind of foundation... 60 00:02:46.366 --> 00:02:47.667 David: Cause I guess that's like the big challenge, 61 00:02:47.667 --> 00:02:49.969 just kind of like blending in those pieces to make it look natural? 62 00:02:49.969 --> 00:02:52.005 Tom: Mhm, especially because they're generic so it's, it's gonna be- 63 00:02:52.005 --> 00:02:53.139 There's gonna be a little bit of adjustment. 64 00:02:53.173 --> 00:02:54.107 David: They're not generic, they're special. 65 00:02:54.140 --> 00:02:55.775 Tom: Oh they're spec- aww they're special pieces. 66 00:02:55.842 --> 00:02:58.178 They're going to be special, because we're going to put the love in them, y'know? 67 00:03:00.079 --> 00:03:00.647 Tom: Yeah. 68 00:03:02.048 --> 00:03:03.750 Sammy: How are you guys feeling about this so far? 69 00:03:04.484 --> 00:03:08.321 Luke: I mean, I don't know if I want to say this in front of Linus or not, but 70 00:03:08.955 --> 00:03:13.159 since the last Scrapyard Wars, I've done a grand total of zero hardware reviewing so, 71 00:03:13.226 --> 00:03:15.094 Sammy and David: *Laughs* 72 00:03:15.128 --> 00:03:21.201 Luke: I'm like, I'm kind of in the position where like if I win, He should probably feel pretty bad; 73 00:03:21.301 --> 00:03:23.670 and if I lose like, I'm gonna be all right with it. 74 00:03:23.703 --> 00:03:24.237 David: So I had- 75 00:03:24.237 --> 00:03:24.904 Luke: I'll try my best. 76 00:03:24.904 --> 00:03:28.808 David: I had kind of considered that, and that's why you have a more technical teammate. 77 00:03:28.841 --> 00:03:30.743 Luke: Oooh! David: Who is very up-to-date on the hardware. 78 00:03:30.910 --> 00:03:33.479 Luke: Okay, that's actually- David: It's a little help, whereas Linus's teammate 79 00:03:33.980 --> 00:03:36.583 is less of a technical person, more of a- 80 00:03:36.950 --> 00:03:39.986 I think there'll be more of a boon for the setup part of it. 81 00:03:40.019 --> 00:03:40.486 Luke: right. 82 00:03:40.587 --> 00:03:41.454 David: Alright, so- 83 00:03:41.521 --> 00:03:44.290 Luke: Cool okay, that's, that's good actually. 84 00:03:44.357 --> 00:03:46.626 Cause like I can, I can- 85 00:03:46.626 --> 00:03:48.861 I'm quite adept at being cheap; 86 00:03:49.495 --> 00:03:54.100 but outside of that I'm not up to speed on hardware, and especially when you have to buy used; 87 00:03:54.100 --> 00:03:55.602 you kind of need to know what you're doing. 88 00:03:56.803 --> 00:03:58.871 But, I mean I'll figure it out, it'll be all right. 89 00:03:59.572 --> 00:04:00.506 Sammy: Calling Linus. 90 00:04:00.640 --> 00:04:02.542 David: Calling Linus. 91 00:04:02.642 --> 00:04:05.044 He's not gonna pick up, he's fast asleep. 92 00:04:08.281 --> 00:04:08.815 Sammy: Oh. 93 00:04:09.482 --> 00:04:10.483 David: Hi Linus. 94 00:04:11.384 --> 00:04:12.118 Sammy: Tell him he's on speaker. 95 00:04:12.252 --> 00:04:16.322 David: Hello? You're on speaker by the way, and there's social media people filming me. 96 00:04:16.689 --> 00:04:17.924 Linus: I'll be there asap. 97 00:04:17.924 --> 00:04:20.059 David: Okay, sounds good, see you soon! 98 00:04:21.828 --> 00:04:22.462 Sammy: What did he say? 99 00:04:23.162 --> 00:04:24.764 David: Oop! I hung up on him. 100 00:04:24.897 --> 00:04:26.266 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 101 00:04:26.766 --> 00:04:27.433 Sammy: Are you excited Luke? 102 00:04:28.101 --> 00:04:30.637 Luke: Yeah I mean it's been, I don't even know how many years, 103 00:04:30.703 --> 00:04:33.339 but it's been a lot of years since the last Scrapyard Wars. 104 00:04:33.406 --> 00:04:36.242 And the last Scrapyard Wars' premise was a little weird. 105 00:04:37.377 --> 00:04:40.280 Like who can be better at the games, or whatever it was? 106 00:04:40.513 --> 00:04:45.718 So I'm happy to get back to more of the roots of Scrapyard Wars, as far as I can tell. 107 00:04:45.718 --> 00:04:48.755 I don't actually know all the like rules or even what's happening. 108 00:04:48.755 --> 00:04:53.359 At this point in time I am aware that we're doing like, up to four hours of makeup. 109 00:04:54.460 --> 00:04:56.095 So that's interesting. 110 00:04:56.162 --> 00:05:01.234 I've been informed that, the makeup is because if someone recognizes us we just can't do the deal. 111 00:05:01.501 --> 00:05:03.069 Sammy: Oh. Luke: So yeah. 112 00:05:03.202 --> 00:05:05.305 So I hope the makeup is actually pretty good, but 113 00:05:05.471 --> 00:05:08.608 that is much more of a threat to Linus than it is to me, 114 00:05:10.109 --> 00:05:15.548 because I think makeup or not, I think there's a much lower chance of anyone's gonna recognize me, 115 00:05:16.249 --> 00:05:16.849 obviously. 116 00:05:16.983 --> 00:05:18.651 I do have two pretty major downsides; 117 00:05:18.718 --> 00:05:23.790 one of them, I'm sick right now and the other one is you know, since the last Scrapyard Wars 118 00:05:23.790 --> 00:05:27.927 I have done zero days of hardware reviewing so, 119 00:05:27.927 --> 00:05:29.862 Linus has been doing it the whole time. 120 00:05:32.031 --> 00:05:36.402 That'll be interesting, I think the main thing I'm gonna have to lean on is just the fact that I'm cheap. 121 00:05:36.536 --> 00:05:42.141 We filmed a video not that long ago, where we were supposed to guess the 122 00:05:42.175 --> 00:05:49.382 price that systems were listed at, that were like used or pre-built systems online; and I actually won that. 123 00:05:49.382 --> 00:05:53.086 I don't buy my own computers, because I have this like insane deal with Linus where 124 00:05:53.086 --> 00:05:57.757 back before the company started, we were both working for another company called NCIX, 125 00:05:57.757 --> 00:06:03.096 and through some contract junk I was being paid less than minimum wage. 126 00:06:03.096 --> 00:06:05.431 So I wanted to quit and go somewhere else, he wanted me to stay. 127 00:06:05.431 --> 00:06:09.635 So he made this agreement with me that as long as I ever work for him, 128 00:06:09.635 --> 00:06:11.537 or with him I think he specifically said; 129 00:06:12.805 --> 00:06:16.109 That's gonna be important, considering Terren's my boss now, but 130 00:06:16.109 --> 00:06:20.380 as long as I work with him, he'll make sure that I always have a good computer; 131 00:06:20.380 --> 00:06:22.782 and I've just been milking that for a super long time. 132 00:06:22.782 --> 00:06:26.853 So I haven't bought a personal computer part in like 13 years or something, 133 00:06:27.587 --> 00:06:31.691 other than for Scrapyard Wars, so I don't know. 134 00:06:31.691 --> 00:06:33.593 I tend to do pretty okay in Scrapyard Wars though. 135 00:06:33.593 --> 00:06:39.132 I think I actually have more wins than Linus does, I'm not sure. 136 00:06:39.132 --> 00:06:42.335 There's some times that we've been on the same team as well, I actually really like those 137 00:06:42.335 --> 00:06:47.707 but, they're hard to, they're hard to plan. 138 00:06:47.707 --> 00:06:50.276 A lot of Scrapyard Wars at this point time is kind of hard to plan; 139 00:06:50.276 --> 00:06:52.979 because you don't want to release the exact same season all the time, 140 00:06:53.980 --> 00:06:56.816 and there's a lot of complications with it, takes a lot of time to shoot, etc. 141 00:06:56.816 --> 00:06:59.152 This is the first one you're gonna be a part of. 142 00:06:59.185 --> 00:07:00.019 Sammy: Yeah the very first one, yeah. 143 00:07:00.019 --> 00:07:02.789 I didn't know how big this was like until I kind of asked around. 144 00:07:02.822 --> 00:07:08.728 I was like, damn this is like a big part of our channel; so I should definitely get to it. 145 00:07:08.728 --> 00:07:09.529 Luke: Yeah. Sammy: Hahahaha. 146 00:07:11.831 --> 00:07:15.101 Luke: I pitched Scrapyard Wars back when we worked out of the house. 147 00:07:15.201 --> 00:07:15.668 Sammy: Oh. 148 00:07:15.701 --> 00:07:20.773 Luke: So the first Scrapyard Wars season that we ever filmed was like my brainchild, and it came from, 149 00:07:21.841 --> 00:07:24.877 I definitely didn't steal the name from this at all; 150 00:07:24.877 --> 00:07:29.148 but it came from a completely unrelated TV show called Junkyard Wars. 151 00:07:29.215 --> 00:07:29.715 Sammy: Oh. 152 00:07:29.816 --> 00:07:34.353 Luke: Which is where they would actually go to actual junkyards and try to build cars or something? 153 00:07:34.420 --> 00:07:37.056 I don't remember exactly what it was but, 154 00:07:38.458 --> 00:07:42.028 I, honestly the idea is very lightly lifted from there. 155 00:07:42.028 --> 00:07:47.033 The only, the only Idea that really came from there was that 156 00:07:47.033 --> 00:07:51.537 we would be trying to build things out of things that had already been used, so used parts; 157 00:07:51.671 --> 00:07:55.508 and we would be competing to see who can build the best one. 158 00:07:56.075 --> 00:08:00.480 But yeah, in regards to strategies and stuff, not really. 159 00:08:00.480 --> 00:08:02.148 I'm just gonna try to be cheap. 160 00:08:03.282 --> 00:08:07.286 Luke: I don't know what benchmarks are involved, I don't know what requirements are involved, 161 00:08:07.286 --> 00:08:10.857 I know very little at this stage so, if it's not a hard requirement, 162 00:08:10.857 --> 00:08:14.894 if it's not a hard requirement that we have things like a case, 163 00:08:15.161 --> 00:08:18.331 I'm just not going to buy them, at all! 164 00:08:18.397 --> 00:08:19.098 Sammy: *Laughs* 165 00:08:19.131 --> 00:08:21.934 Luke: I've done this before, so this shouldn't be surprising to anyone; 166 00:08:22.001 --> 00:08:25.338 but if they don't put in the rules, that we need something like a case, 167 00:08:25.338 --> 00:08:29.141 I'm gonna keep that budget for something else, and I'll just lay the parts out; I don't care. 168 00:08:29.141 --> 00:08:30.409 Sammy: Hahahaha. 169 00:08:30.476 --> 00:08:32.678 Luke: There's one time I built it onto like a wooden board. 170 00:08:32.845 --> 00:08:34.013 Sammy: Hahahaha! 171 00:08:34.046 --> 00:08:37.416 Luke: It doesn't matter, I will play within the rules, okay? 172 00:08:37.583 --> 00:08:38.618 Sammy: That's how you win you know? 173 00:08:38.784 --> 00:08:39.318 Luke: Yeah! 174 00:08:39.352 --> 00:08:39.919 Sammy: Game’s the game. 175 00:08:39.952 --> 00:08:43.222 Luke: I don't know, you got to do what you got to do, and like there's certain things like 176 00:08:43.756 --> 00:08:48.661 If there isn't a benchmark for the storage, I can get crappy storage; 177 00:08:48.961 --> 00:08:51.564 because like, it's part of the game right? 178 00:08:52.064 --> 00:08:54.700 I kind of hope there is things like a benchmark for storage; 179 00:08:55.535 --> 00:08:58.371 but I didn't have anything to do with planning the game, so it is what it is. 180 00:08:58.571 --> 00:09:02.475 If, if the applications that we have to benchmark on are just games, 181 00:09:02.742 --> 00:09:09.815 my system is probably gonna be very GPU heavy; because CPUs have been like sort of fine for a long time. 182 00:09:09.882 --> 00:09:12.285 You know? Things will get more interesting if there's a storage benchmark, 183 00:09:12.285 --> 00:09:19.025 things will get more interesting if there's a, more like CPU bound Benchmarks involved so 184 00:09:19.058 --> 00:09:22.528 it'll change pretty significantly once we learn the rules and the benchmarks involved. 185 00:09:22.595 --> 00:09:24.330 Sammy: You don’t know who your partner is, right? 186 00:09:24.363 --> 00:09:25.064 Luke: No. 187 00:09:25.298 --> 00:09:25.965 Sammy: Okay, cool. 188 00:09:26.332 --> 00:09:27.500 Sammy: I don't want to spoil that. 189 00:09:28.000 --> 00:09:28.434 Luke: Yeah. 190 00:09:28.434 --> 00:09:30.002 Sammy: I think, I think I know who it is but I don't wanna- 191 00:09:30.002 --> 00:09:32.805 Luke: I only learned like 20 minutes ago that I even have a partner. 192 00:09:33.039 --> 00:09:34.206 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 193 00:09:34.340 --> 00:09:36.809 Luke: Like I don't know what's going on at all, I've been kept in the dark. 194 00:09:36.876 --> 00:09:41.147 I think the partner idea is cool, because I heard that a big part of the reason for it 195 00:09:41.147 --> 00:09:43.849 is so that they try to pick up things outside of hours; 196 00:09:43.849 --> 00:09:51.924 which a big problem with Scrapyard Wars forever, has been that we we don't work outside of hours, so, umm... 197 00:09:52.391 --> 00:09:54.460 Sammy: Yeah, that's when like everyone has time to like- 198 00:09:54.493 --> 00:09:57.997 Luke: Yeah, that's when everyone wants to do pick up and drop-offs so, 199 00:09:58.264 --> 00:10:00.800 sometimes you can arrange to do it at like their work or something like that; 200 00:10:00.800 --> 00:10:05.738 but, usually it's a, it's a pretty big issue that we can only pick up things during hours, 201 00:10:05.738 --> 00:10:07.974 and we have to do this in like a two or three day period. 202 00:10:08.007 --> 00:10:11.611 Linus: I'm off to the worst start for this, great. Sammy: Good morning! 203 00:10:11.777 --> 00:10:13.312 Luke: Well, they paused me so- 204 00:10:13.813 --> 00:10:14.413 Linus: Gotem. 205 00:10:14.447 --> 00:10:15.648 Luke: I wanted to just go. 206 00:10:16.515 --> 00:10:17.717 Linus: I would have accepted that. 207 00:10:17.783 --> 00:10:18.851 Luke: I know you would. 208 00:10:20.886 --> 00:10:21.854 Sammy: Bye Linus! 209 00:10:22.088 --> 00:10:22.688 Linus: Bye. 210 00:10:22.688 --> 00:10:24.090 Linus: I don't think theres time for that. 211 00:10:24.156 --> 00:10:25.391 David: Okay, it's on the prompter. 212 00:10:25.424 --> 00:10:28.628 Basically we're gonna be outside, you're gonna have the cash in hand and you're going to be like 213 00:10:28.628 --> 00:10:29.595 welcome to Scrapyard Wars. 214 00:10:30.329 --> 00:10:34.133 Where we build a computer on a fixed budget, Including $100 from our sponsor Jawa. 215 00:10:35.267 --> 00:10:38.604 And then there's a little bit more details but I'll be like, go! 216 00:10:38.738 --> 00:10:40.873 You guys are gonna get in your cars and you're gonna go as if you're buying stuff, 217 00:10:40.873 --> 00:10:42.842 but then you're just gonna loop around in the parking lot and come back. 218 00:10:43.042 --> 00:10:43.576 Linus: Okay. 219 00:10:44.010 --> 00:10:47.079 David: And then, and then you're gonna like run in and be like, okay the first stop's a little unusual. 220 00:10:47.213 --> 00:10:48.180 Linus: Okay, perfect. 221 00:10:48.614 --> 00:10:50.583 David: It's all in the prompter, so you'll be able to do it that way. 222 00:10:50.583 --> 00:10:51.117 Linus: Sounds good. 223 00:10:51.183 --> 00:10:51.917 Andrew: Mhm. 224 00:10:52.084 --> 00:10:52.785 Linus: Never better. 225 00:10:53.019 --> 00:10:54.820 David: Hell yeah, this is- 226 00:10:54.887 --> 00:10:56.756 You're doing Linus's right? The aging one? 227 00:10:56.756 --> 00:10:57.189 Linus: Hi! 228 00:10:57.223 --> 00:10:57.757 Tom: Hello. 229 00:10:57.790 --> 00:10:58.858 David: This Linus, this is Tom. 230 00:10:58.924 --> 00:11:00.059 Linus: Let's do one of these, let's meet up. 231 00:11:00.159 --> 00:11:01.360 David: He's going to be touching your face all day. 232 00:11:01.394 --> 00:11:03.696 David: Hahahahaha. Tom: Might as well, it's a *unintelligible* thing. 233 00:11:04.263 --> 00:11:05.097 Tom: when you put it like that. 234 00:11:05.131 --> 00:11:06.065 David: The most uncomfortable way to- 235 00:11:06.932 --> 00:11:07.800 Linus: Never better. 236 00:11:08.100 --> 00:11:10.269 David: ...getting makeup chair, right away 237 00:11:10.469 --> 00:11:13.305 you're going to start buying stuff, but we want to do the Jawa stuff first, 238 00:11:13.406 --> 00:11:15.608 so that we can get the stuff tomorrow. 239 00:11:15.708 --> 00:11:16.142 Linus: Okay. 240 00:11:17.076 --> 00:11:18.010 Sammy: How you feeling Linus? 241 00:11:18.210 --> 00:11:18.911 Linus: Never better. 242 00:11:18.978 --> 00:11:19.812 Sammy: Hahahaha. 243 00:11:19.879 --> 00:11:22.381 It was, it was 8 A.M. call, now it's 9:20 . 244 00:11:22.448 --> 00:11:22.882 Linus: Alright. 245 00:11:23.049 --> 00:11:23.916 David: Leave him alone! 246 00:11:23.949 --> 00:11:25.017 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 247 00:11:25.084 --> 00:11:29.088 That's okay, yeah, you just came back from Taiwan like yesterday right? 248 00:11:29.121 --> 00:11:29.689 Linus: I did. 249 00:11:29.755 --> 00:11:30.690 Sammy: *Laughs* 250 00:11:30.690 --> 00:11:32.058 David: And merch shoot yesterday, right? 251 00:11:32.058 --> 00:11:32.391 Sammy: Yeah. 252 00:11:32.825 --> 00:11:37.596 Linus: Yeah yesterday, they asked me to come in in the morning to do merch meeting for a couple of hours. 253 00:11:37.596 --> 00:11:45.471 And I, all day people kept asking me to do stuff, and I kept feeling like Dante in Clerks; 254 00:11:45.471 --> 00:11:48.574 Like I'm not even supposed to be here today, and I didn't- 255 00:11:48.607 --> 00:11:49.241 David: That's a deep cut. 256 00:11:49.275 --> 00:11:53.612 Linus: I didn't finish the day until, almost six I think 257 00:11:55.681 --> 00:11:56.348 Sammy: My God. 258 00:11:56.348 --> 00:11:57.483 David: You seem pretty pooped yesterday. 259 00:11:57.516 --> 00:11:58.517 Linus: Ah, no I did my best. 260 00:11:58.584 --> 00:11:59.218 David: Um, okay so- 261 00:12:00.152 --> 00:12:01.020 Give me money first. 262 00:12:01.020 --> 00:12:01.854 Linus: Oh, yes. 263 00:12:01.887 --> 00:12:02.922 Sammy: Givehahahahaha. 264 00:12:03.155 --> 00:12:06.392 David: The laptops are 100% ready to go, the phones would need setting up. 265 00:12:06.425 --> 00:12:08.828 Linus: Do they have Facebook accounts on them already? 266 00:12:08.861 --> 00:12:11.263 David: No, you'll have to sign in yours. I'm gonna change yours for you, 267 00:12:11.297 --> 00:12:11.797 Linus: Oh, okay. 268 00:12:11.797 --> 00:12:12.865 David: but I need you to sign in. 269 00:12:12.932 --> 00:12:14.834 Sammy: Do you have any strategies going forward with this? 270 00:12:14.934 --> 00:12:17.636 Linus: Honestly I have given it zero thought. 271 00:12:17.670 --> 00:12:19.038 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 272 00:12:19.071 --> 00:12:19.672 Sammy: Just winging it? 273 00:12:19.739 --> 00:12:21.774 Linus: That, that's in order to be fair though. 274 00:12:21.807 --> 00:12:22.274 Sammy: Yeah. 275 00:12:22.274 --> 00:12:25.778 Linus: Because Luke didn't even know the theme until this morning so, 276 00:12:26.979 --> 00:12:29.115 so I don't want to think about it until it's time. 277 00:12:30.082 --> 00:12:35.454 Linus: Welcome to Scrapyard Wars! Where Luke and I compete to build the best computer on a fixed budget. 278 00:12:35.454 --> 00:12:40.526 This year we get to play with a huge $800. 279 00:12:40.526 --> 00:12:41.894 Wow, that's a lot! 280 00:12:41.894 --> 00:12:44.730 including a hundred dollars to spend on what- Phone: *Notification tone* 281 00:12:45.431 --> 00:12:46.198 David: No! 282 00:12:46.265 --> 00:12:46.932 That was great though! 283 00:12:46.999 --> 00:12:48.033 Andrew: Yeah that was great, yeah. 284 00:12:48.067 --> 00:12:48.567 Linus: Swear to God... 285 00:12:48.667 --> 00:12:49.702 David: *Mimics the tone* 286 00:12:50.970 --> 00:12:52.438 Andrew: Nothing's more important right now, okay. 287 00:12:52.471 --> 00:12:54.173 Linus: Nobody talk to me right now. 288 00:12:54.240 --> 00:12:56.208 sorry, that prompter is going a little slow too. 289 00:12:56.275 --> 00:13:01.781 Linus: Welcome to Scrapyard Wars! Where Luke and I compete to build the best computer on a fixed budget, 290 00:13:01.847 --> 00:13:08.354 and this year It's gonna be interesting; because we get to play with an enormous $800! 291 00:13:08.354 --> 00:13:13.726 Including a hundred bucks to spend on whatever we want from our sponsor Jawa. 292 00:13:13.726 --> 00:13:17.596 At the end of the week our setups will be put through the ultimate gauntlet, 293 00:13:17.663 --> 00:13:21.233 to find out who wins Scrapyard Wars! 294 00:13:21.834 --> 00:13:23.669 Luke: Yeaaah! David: Go! Go! 295 00:13:23.669 --> 00:13:24.103 Linus: Go? 296 00:13:24.136 --> 00:13:25.104 David: Gooo! 297 00:13:26.071 --> 00:13:27.006 Linus: With all the money? 298 00:13:27.606 --> 00:13:28.073 Linus: Here! 299 00:13:31.977 --> 00:13:33.445 Luke: That's only 150 bucks! 300 00:13:33.646 --> 00:13:35.714 David: Oh I think more's over, behind you. 301 00:13:35.948 --> 00:13:36.749 Luke: Oh! My goodness. 302 00:13:36.782 --> 00:13:38.384 Sammy: *Laughs* 303 00:13:49.128 --> 00:13:50.229 Luke: 9... 10. 304 00:13:51.230 --> 00:13:52.198 I'll take this deal. 305 00:13:52.364 --> 00:13:54.800 David and Luke: Hahahahaha. 306 00:13:56.368 --> 00:13:57.069 Andrew: Awesome. 307 00:13:57.136 --> 00:13:58.838 Andrew: Okay, I'm going to cut. 308 00:13:59.071 --> 00:14:00.472 Glenn: Okay, cutting 309 00:14:00.573 --> 00:14:01.807 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 310 00:14:01.841 --> 00:14:05.711 David: So there is a bit probably in the car we should do, but we can do that kind of last. 311 00:14:05.811 --> 00:14:06.378 Andrew: Yeah. 312 00:14:06.478 --> 00:14:08.147 David: So now the next one is they're coming out of the car, 313 00:14:08.214 --> 00:14:11.016 and you guys are both getting into your car, running into the building. 314 00:14:11.417 --> 00:14:13.552 That was awesome, like, 315 00:14:15.454 --> 00:14:16.689 Linus: Can you come a little closer? 316 00:14:18.290 --> 00:14:19.692 Sorry, where are we supposed to go? 317 00:14:19.892 --> 00:14:20.593 David: Back here. 318 00:14:20.659 --> 00:14:20.993 Linus: Oh. 319 00:14:21.026 --> 00:14:21.660 David: This is the first stop. 320 00:14:21.694 --> 00:14:22.228 Linus: Okay. 321 00:14:22.695 --> 00:14:24.029 David: Hahahaha. 322 00:14:25.898 --> 00:14:28.734 Linus: I have no idea how much of the budget I gave to Luke. 323 00:14:29.034 --> 00:14:29.902 David: Too much! 324 00:14:29.902 --> 00:14:30.636 Sammy: Too much, yeah. 325 00:14:33.606 --> 00:14:35.774 Luke: I feel like I should be able to keep it. 326 00:14:36.041 --> 00:14:38.577 David: Hahaha, that's the rules! Luke: It's mine! my precious! 327 00:14:39.812 --> 00:14:40.613 David: Alright, cool. 328 00:14:42.915 --> 00:14:44.984 Linus: Kept a casual 300 dollars. 329 00:14:45.184 --> 00:14:47.987 Luke: Wait, is there some missing then? 330 00:14:48.721 --> 00:14:49.488 Linus: I don't know. 331 00:14:50.689 --> 00:14:54.426 David: You should each have $700, and a $100, Linus you should have an extra $50. 332 00:14:54.426 --> 00:14:55.594 Luke: Oh, $700, and a $100? 333 00:14:55.628 --> 00:14:57.930 David: Yeah, so the $100 will be on Jawa, so it's like online. 334 00:14:57.963 --> 00:14:58.864 Luke: Ooh, so I think- 335 00:14:58.931 --> 00:14:59.698 Linus: Alright, cool. 336 00:14:59.932 --> 00:15:00.866 Luke: I dunno, I think that works. 337 00:15:01.033 --> 00:15:02.067 Sammy: How you feeling David? 338 00:15:02.201 --> 00:15:03.802 David: I'm feeling so good. 339 00:15:03.802 --> 00:15:06.005 We shot the intro, it's better than I imagined; 340 00:15:06.005 --> 00:15:09.842 we're into it, now It's just the long process of getting the makeup put on the faces. 341 00:15:09.842 --> 00:15:13.245 David: You will not be able to change it for 60 days, so enjoy being Duke Morrow. 342 00:15:13.279 --> 00:15:14.914 David: Hahahahahaha. Luke: That is what it is, yeah. 343 00:15:14.914 --> 00:15:19.251 Luke: My family chat's gonna be really confused, I didn't tell any of them. David: Hahahahaha! 344 00:15:19.585 --> 00:15:21.987 Luke: I'm gonna have this picture of this bike, Tray: Okay, you can open now 345 00:15:21.987 --> 00:15:24.323 Luke: and then show up in an old Acura. 346 00:15:24.490 --> 00:15:25.958 Tray and David: *Laughs* 347 00:15:26.025 --> 00:15:28.861 David: Yeah, you gotta pick, pick what bike does Duke Morrow ride? 348 00:15:29.161 --> 00:15:30.095 I like that one. 349 00:15:30.162 --> 00:15:30.596 David: Okay. 350 00:15:31.030 --> 00:15:33.799 David: I like the white background, I feel like that's even more boomer-y, 351 00:15:33.899 --> 00:15:34.433 Luke: Mhmm. 352 00:15:34.500 --> 00:15:38.804 Luke: Hold on, you should like set a profile picture of just like a flaming skull, 353 00:15:38.938 --> 00:15:39.371 David: Okay. 354 00:15:39.438 --> 00:15:43.042 Luke: and then update it with the bike, so that the history has like- 355 00:15:43.108 --> 00:15:43.475 David: Yeah. 356 00:15:43.509 --> 00:15:45.277 David: We have this, but it's pretty bad. 357 00:15:47.246 --> 00:15:49.415 Tray: You can put it on for funsies right nooow. 358 00:15:49.748 --> 00:15:51.717 Tray: Oh my God, there's actually a braid in it. 359 00:15:52.151 --> 00:15:55.220 David: Wow, so pretty. Tray: You know what? It's so shimmery like my cape. 360 00:15:55.387 --> 00:15:57.456 David: It's like actually gold, it's not blonde. 361 00:15:57.623 --> 00:15:58.958 David: What's the opposite of human hair? 362 00:15:58.991 --> 00:16:01.660 Tray: That's definetely too, too suspicious. 363 00:16:01.927 --> 00:16:03.195 Luke: I'll just get a hat. 364 00:16:03.495 --> 00:16:05.898 I'm a little worried about the voice though, I think I’m, 365 00:16:05.965 --> 00:16:09.435 I'm actually so bad at it that I think it'll be an immediate giveaway. 366 00:16:10.035 --> 00:16:12.604 Luke: And then like if I, if I forget and then break character? 367 00:16:12.638 --> 00:16:14.807 Tray, Yeah, yeah, hahahahaha. 368 00:16:14.873 --> 00:16:17.977 Luke: I am planning like ways of talking though, 369 00:16:18.410 --> 00:16:21.080 so like instead of saying \"nephew\", I would be like \"my brother's kid\". 370 00:16:21.146 --> 00:16:22.715 David: Meet your teammate! 371 00:16:23.515 --> 00:16:24.149 David: Where is he? 372 00:16:25.217 --> 00:16:26.051 Luke: What's up brother? 373 00:16:26.952 --> 00:16:27.386 Elijah: How you doing? 374 00:16:27.386 --> 00:16:28.187 Luke: The name's Duke Morrow. 375 00:16:28.220 --> 00:16:30.222 Elijah: Hahahaha, Duke? 376 00:16:30.289 --> 00:16:32.825 Elijah: It's not unique enough, they're just gonna go \"are you sure it's not Luke?\". 377 00:16:33.625 --> 00:16:34.026 David: No, I like it. 378 00:16:34.026 --> 00:16:35.494 Luke: Nah, I'm pretty sure it's Duke brother. 379 00:16:35.494 --> 00:16:37.229 Elijah: Hahahahaha! 380 00:16:37.229 --> 00:16:39.064 Elijah: Oh My gosh, I didn't even like notice the nose yet. 381 00:16:39.231 --> 00:16:39.665 David: Yeah. 382 00:16:39.698 --> 00:16:40.366 Elijah: This is crazy! 383 00:16:40.366 --> 00:16:42.368 Luke: I'm gonna wear a hat too, to hide the hair. Elijah: Nice. 384 00:16:42.434 --> 00:16:45.738 Luke: Gonna be adding some some beard stuff, once we're done with the makeup stuff. 385 00:16:45.804 --> 00:16:48.774 Elijah: Yeah, it looks like you just got, like absolutely socked in the nose. 386 00:16:49.141 --> 00:16:50.275 Elijah: It's like someone have you a good punch. 387 00:16:50.275 --> 00:16:51.410 Luke: Yeah, I probably did you know? 388 00:16:51.443 --> 00:16:52.711 Elijah: That's great, that's fine. 389 00:16:52.711 --> 00:16:54.279 Luke: I'm out on these mean streets! 390 00:16:54.446 --> 00:16:55.748 David: Hahahahaha. 391 00:16:55.781 --> 00:16:57.216 Luke: I won't ever say that, don't worry about it. 392 00:16:57.716 --> 00:16:58.350 Elijah: Pffff. 393 00:16:59.018 --> 00:16:59.651 David: Hahahaha. 394 00:16:59.685 --> 00:17:03.956 Luke: So I can't, I can't express a ton right now; because I'm trying to be not rude. 395 00:17:04.023 --> 00:17:06.625 But um, despair would be- 396 00:17:06.692 --> 00:17:07.926 Elijah and David: *Laughing* 397 00:17:07.960 --> 00:17:10.329 Luke: Would be a good emotion to describe it. 398 00:17:10.329 --> 00:17:10.963 Elijah: Okay. 399 00:17:10.963 --> 00:17:12.031 Well, I have some good news. 400 00:17:12.164 --> 00:17:12.531 Luke: Okay! 401 00:17:12.598 --> 00:17:14.299 Elijah: I have a plan that I think will win us the game; 402 00:17:14.366 --> 00:17:15.167 Luke: Brother. 403 00:17:15.267 --> 00:17:16.869 Elijah: if you're okay with a little bit of rule-bending? 404 00:17:17.569 --> 00:17:19.538 Luke: Of course, sorry, of course. 405 00:17:20.039 --> 00:17:20.973 Elijah: Then I think we'll win the game. 406 00:17:21.140 --> 00:17:21.807 Luke: Okay. 407 00:17:21.874 --> 00:17:23.242 Elijah: Cause like we could just call him up. 408 00:17:23.442 --> 00:17:26.412 Hey, I just moved here, my kid wants to get into Fortnite; 409 00:17:26.412 --> 00:17:29.148 you know, something like that, just need some free computer parts. 410 00:17:29.214 --> 00:17:32.718 Cause even if it's like a junk 350 watt power supply, we can get two of them; 411 00:17:33.485 --> 00:17:34.353 then we have 700 watts. 412 00:17:34.353 --> 00:17:35.687 Luke: Oh my God, yeah. 413 00:17:35.721 --> 00:17:37.389 An idea that I had for- 414 00:17:37.389 --> 00:17:40.359 Okay, cause apparently presentation is some amount of the judging, I don't know how much; 415 00:17:40.359 --> 00:17:41.160 Elijah: Oooh, okay. 416 00:17:41.193 --> 00:17:41.994 Luke: but some amount. 417 00:17:42.027 --> 00:17:46.598 Luke: So an idea that I had to try to help, like if we end up with kind of an ugly computer; 418 00:17:46.665 --> 00:17:47.366 Elijah: Mmm. 419 00:17:47.366 --> 00:17:51.470 Luke: My idea was that we, we hide it 420 00:17:52.337 --> 00:17:55.107 by like desk mounting the computer basically. 421 00:17:55.107 --> 00:17:55.641 Elijah: Oooooh. 422 00:17:55.641 --> 00:17:59.244 Luke: So I was thinking we take the the slide off side panel, 423 00:17:59.278 --> 00:17:59.812 Elijah: Mmmm. 424 00:17:59.878 --> 00:18:03.315 Luke: and we drill that into the desk; and then make it to the- Elijah: *Laughing*. 425 00:18:03.582 --> 00:18:07.186 Luke: To access the computer you slide the side panel off, and then it just drops out. 426 00:18:07.820 --> 00:18:10.856 Elijah: If the recycling piles are the same as I remember; 427 00:18:10.889 --> 00:18:13.525 there's always at least a 1080p monitor in there. 428 00:18:13.525 --> 00:18:14.093 Luke: Okay, cool. 429 00:18:14.159 --> 00:18:15.427 Elijah: It's gonna be like 1080p, 60. 430 00:18:15.494 --> 00:18:18.630 Luke: I don't think we should shoot for way above 1080p. 431 00:18:19.198 --> 00:18:19.565 Elijah: Yeah. 432 00:18:19.598 --> 00:18:22.401 Luke: If we could somehow get a higher refresh rate one, that'd be cool, but I just- 433 00:18:22.401 --> 00:18:22.935 Elijah: Yeah. 434 00:18:22.968 --> 00:18:26.738 Luke: I'm worried about the budget. 435 00:18:27.005 --> 00:18:31.677 Elijah: Can we take two panels? Like lace them together and then just offset the frame rate. 436 00:18:31.977 --> 00:18:34.847 Turn a six- two 60 Hertz monitors into one 120 Hertz monitor. 437 00:18:34.880 --> 00:18:35.981 Luke: Just a lie to the Labs. 438 00:18:35.981 --> 00:18:37.683 Elijah: Hahahaha! 439 00:18:37.749 --> 00:18:38.484 Luke: Don't worry about it guys. 440 00:18:38.484 --> 00:18:41.186 Elijah: This is technically a total of a 120 frames. 441 00:18:42.721 --> 00:18:44.923 Luke: I was thinking as well when we get there, asking them like 442 00:18:44.923 --> 00:18:46.058 do you have anything else, do you have a chair? 443 00:18:46.091 --> 00:18:48.660 Elijah: Yeah, yeah totally, cause he looks like he's in a warehouse from these pictures? 444 00:18:48.694 --> 00:18:51.930 Tray: One, two, three, four; so far there are four prosthetics in. 445 00:18:51.930 --> 00:18:52.331 Luke: Yeah. 446 00:18:52.364 --> 00:18:54.066 Elijah: Really!? Holy! 447 00:18:54.099 --> 00:18:56.468 Luke: I thought it was just gonna feel like there was like a brick on my face. 448 00:18:56.502 --> 00:18:57.336 Elijah: Hahahaha. 449 00:18:57.402 --> 00:18:59.771 Luke: But no, it's like actually- Like I don't feel the nose at all. 450 00:18:59.805 --> 00:19:03.242 Elijah: I can like, only really tell the nose area. 451 00:19:03.275 --> 00:19:04.042 Tray: Oh God. 452 00:19:04.042 --> 00:19:05.611 Luke: How old are you calling me right now, Elijah? 453 00:19:05.644 --> 00:19:06.078 Elijah: Huh? 454 00:19:06.145 --> 00:19:07.246 Luke: How old are you saying I am? 455 00:19:07.446 --> 00:19:08.080 Elijah: Well, I mean- 456 00:19:08.080 --> 00:19:09.047 Luke: I'm kidding, I'm kidding. 457 00:19:09.081 --> 00:19:10.048 Elijah: You're already wrinkly, so- 458 00:19:10.082 --> 00:19:10.682 Luke: Hahahaha! 459 00:19:10.682 --> 00:19:14.553 Luke: So there's the eye bags, there's what she calls 11, which makes sense; 460 00:19:14.586 --> 00:19:16.488 which is the wrinkles between the eyebrows. 461 00:19:16.488 --> 00:19:17.589 Elijah: Oh sure, okay. Tray: Yeah, here's a little poof. 462 00:19:17.689 --> 00:19:18.457 Luke: And then the nose. 463 00:19:19.024 --> 00:19:20.859 Elijah: I wow, I'm blown away. 464 00:19:20.859 --> 00:19:22.761 I genuinely can't like really tell at all. 465 00:19:22.828 --> 00:19:25.297 Elijah: Cool he just says yeah, we're open till 4:30, so I'm asking for his address. 466 00:19:25.731 --> 00:19:28.100 Luke: Dude I found a full system on there, 467 00:19:28.333 --> 00:19:31.537 that was actually like really well spec'd out in my opinion. 468 00:19:31.603 --> 00:19:32.004 Elijah: Okay. 469 00:19:32.004 --> 00:19:33.005 Luke: I don't remember where it was. 470 00:19:33.105 --> 00:19:34.973 Luke: It's like legitimately pretty well spec'd out. 471 00:19:35.073 --> 00:19:43.582 Luke: My biggest concern was that's American, so we would have to spend 559 USD to CAD conversion; 472 00:19:43.582 --> 00:19:45.684 Luke: which might be our entire budget. Elijah: Which would be it- basically that's our budget. 473 00:19:45.717 --> 00:19:46.118 Luke: Yeah. 474 00:19:46.118 --> 00:19:48.220 Elijah: I think that'd be like $800, so Luke: Yeah. 475 00:19:48.253 --> 00:19:51.156 Luke: We would have to get like a free monitor, free mouse, free keyboard, free desk, free chair. 476 00:19:51.190 --> 00:19:52.925 Elijah: Hahahaha. 477 00:19:53.458 --> 00:19:54.793 Elijah: I mean, it's not impossible. 478 00:19:54.860 --> 00:19:56.428 Luke: No, it's a bit of a stretch though. 479 00:19:56.495 --> 00:19:58.530 Elijah: Can we just like, go to the dumpster? 480 00:19:58.530 --> 00:20:01.300 Luke: How much is 559 USD to CAD? 481 00:20:01.300 --> 00:20:05.370 Luke: There's one system on Jawa that's like, really sick! 482 00:20:05.370 --> 00:20:09.107 To the point it comes with a one-year warranty, it's from a builder, it comes with- Oh! 483 00:20:09.107 --> 00:20:10.409 Elijah: No, we're way over. 484 00:20:10.475 --> 00:20:11.610 Luke: We're, not doing that. 485 00:20:11.643 --> 00:20:12.110 David: Hahahaha! 486 00:20:12.110 --> 00:20:13.212 Elijah: So if I go get a job, 487 00:20:13.245 --> 00:20:13.545 Luke: Yeah. 488 00:20:13.545 --> 00:20:15.981 Elijah: at $14 an hour, first five hours. 489 00:20:16.048 --> 00:20:17.316 Luke: Yeah let's both, let's both work for a day, 490 00:20:18.016 --> 00:20:20.819 Luke: and then buy this computer. Elijah: You wanna just go do our job and then take our pay from today? 491 00:20:20.819 --> 00:20:22.154 Luke: Dude, hell yeah. 492 00:20:22.287 --> 00:20:25.490 Luke: But the problem is like this computer is actually super legit. Elijah: It's not bad, and it looks- 493 00:20:25.624 --> 00:20:27.192 It's gonna be a computer that's like, gonna look good. 494 00:20:27.192 --> 00:20:29.161 Luke: It looks good, it's well spec'd out. 495 00:20:29.194 --> 00:20:30.462 Oh, do we have to buy Windows? 496 00:20:30.662 --> 00:20:31.129 David: No. 497 00:20:31.163 --> 00:20:31.496 Luke: Okay. 498 00:20:31.530 --> 00:20:34.900 David: So you're telling me that buying a pre-build on Jawa, 499 00:20:34.967 --> 00:20:38.537 is like better than just ripping around locally? 500 00:20:38.537 --> 00:20:42.140 Luke: This is a very well spec'd, well priced computer; 501 00:20:42.207 --> 00:20:45.577 if we had the like 50-60 more bucks, I'd just buy this, 100 percent. 502 00:20:45.577 --> 00:20:45.911 David: Huh. 503 00:20:45.944 --> 00:20:48.614 Elijah: And what are we going to do? Just like, take the day off tomorrow? 504 00:20:48.647 --> 00:20:49.648 Elijah and David: *Laughing* 505 00:20:49.681 --> 00:20:53.518 Luke: Can I just like destroy some of my own clothes so that I look like a biker, 506 00:20:53.552 --> 00:20:56.021 and then spend 50 more dollars on Jawa? 507 00:20:56.088 --> 00:20:56.722 David: Absolutely not. 508 00:20:57.222 --> 00:20:58.023 Luke: Daaang. 509 00:20:58.023 --> 00:21:00.092 David: Unfortunately, we gotta make a computer in this video 510 00:21:00.125 --> 00:21:01.460 because its the point of the video guys. 511 00:21:01.460 --> 00:21:05.130 Luke: I wonder like, is it viable, like could we just go like shovel gravel? 512 00:21:06.231 --> 00:21:09.067 Elijah: No, you guys did that whole video of like mowing lawns. 513 00:21:09.067 --> 00:21:12.037 Elijah: Mow- What was it? More Grass Mow Problems? Or whatever. Luke: Yeah. 514 00:21:12.070 --> 00:21:13.739 Luke: That was the company name yeah. 515 00:21:13.772 --> 00:21:15.240 David: Hahahahaha. 516 00:21:15.274 --> 00:21:15.941 Elijah: Stupid. 517 00:21:15.974 --> 00:21:20.078 Elijah: I still think we could build a better computer, than anything else that's on Jawa; 518 00:21:20.579 --> 00:21:22.648 as in terms of a whole system like- 519 00:21:22.714 --> 00:21:25.150 Luke: Yeah, well- Elijah: Some of these are fine, but I think we could still do better. 520 00:21:25.183 --> 00:21:26.285 Luke: And that's how it should be, 521 00:21:26.285 --> 00:21:28.887 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: because you're paying that dude, that dudes installing Windows, 522 00:21:28.920 --> 00:21:30.922 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: Your paying him to build a computer for you. 523 00:21:31.323 --> 00:21:34.559 You're, you're paying him to install the drivers, all that type of stuff; 524 00:21:34.559 --> 00:21:37.162 like it's, it shouldn't be more economic to do it that way. 525 00:21:37.195 --> 00:21:37.529 Elijah: Yeah. 526 00:21:37.596 --> 00:21:40.365 Luke: But I wanted to use that computer at the very least as a baseline. 527 00:21:40.432 --> 00:21:42.100 Luke: Let's almost aim for this spec, 528 00:21:43.035 --> 00:21:45.937 but try to do it ourselves to save that little bit more money. Elijah: Mmmm. 529 00:21:46.004 --> 00:21:48.640 Elijah: If some place lets us go through the recycling pile, 530 00:21:48.640 --> 00:21:54.780 I can guarantee you we will get an i5, 9th or 10th gen, with 32 gigs of RAM. 531 00:21:54.813 --> 00:21:56.114 Luke: That's so killer dude. 532 00:21:56.148 --> 00:22:00.252 Elijah: Because like, the thing is they take whole office machines, and then they decommission them; 533 00:22:00.252 --> 00:22:04.589 because you know, the entire car dealership or something is upgrading all of their computers. 534 00:22:04.623 --> 00:22:08.193 And then they put them all in a recycling pile once they clean and wipe the hard drives. 535 00:22:08.360 --> 00:22:10.862 So there's also gonna be like M.2 SSDs in each one. 536 00:22:10.862 --> 00:22:11.963 Luke: So we'll need... 537 00:22:12.030 --> 00:22:14.099 Ooh, they might not give us the storage though. 538 00:22:14.166 --> 00:22:17.069 Elijah: They might not give us the storage for safety and security reasons. Luke: Security reasons. 539 00:22:17.102 --> 00:22:19.271 Elijah: Which totally, totally valid; 540 00:22:20.038 --> 00:22:22.941 but then we could like spend literally our entire budget on a GPU. 541 00:22:23.208 --> 00:22:25.477 Luke: which, I'm so down for. 542 00:22:25.477 --> 00:22:27.713 Elijah: Which would like destroy anything. 543 00:22:27.779 --> 00:22:31.149 Luke: That is somewhat my signature move, on Scrapyard Wars. 544 00:22:31.817 --> 00:22:35.220 Luke: The first year we had a $300 budget, and I spent $200 on a GPU. 545 00:22:35.220 --> 00:22:35.954 David: Perfect. 546 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:37.489 Luke: Like I'm not even kidding. Elijah: Really!? Holy cow. 547 00:22:37.556 --> 00:22:39.257 Elijah: What are the rules about a case? Does it need a case? 548 00:22:39.324 --> 00:22:41.693 Elijah: Because I was just saying, we could just mount it to the back of this desk. 549 00:22:42.527 --> 00:22:42.961 Luke: Yeah. 550 00:22:42.994 --> 00:22:45.330 Elijah: And then like all the cables would come up through the cable management. 551 00:22:45.430 --> 00:22:46.064 Luke: Yeah. 552 00:22:46.098 --> 00:22:48.133 Luke: And we can make it like an invisible setup. 553 00:22:48.166 --> 00:22:50.369 Elijah: The moment you move the desk, the GPU just falls in. 554 00:22:50.369 --> 00:22:52.070 David: I'm not one of the judges, but I can tell you that 555 00:22:52.104 --> 00:22:55.440 if you can pull that off, that's not a bad option. 556 00:22:55.440 --> 00:22:57.409 Elijah: Who are the judges? Can we cater to the judges? 557 00:22:59.010 --> 00:23:00.245 David: Yeah, I'll tell you the judges. 558 00:23:00.245 --> 00:23:02.547 It's Nicole, Plouffe and Riley. 559 00:23:02.581 --> 00:23:04.182 Elijah: Okay, so Plouffe we need a good monitor. 560 00:23:04.416 --> 00:23:05.917 Luke: Yes and keyboard. 561 00:23:05.951 --> 00:23:08.754 Elijah: Riley's gonna want minimalism, so if we can keep it clean, right? 562 00:23:08.754 --> 00:23:12.090 Luke: I think everyone will enjoy the computer being invisible. 563 00:23:12.524 --> 00:23:13.658 Luke: I think that'll be a hit; 564 00:23:13.692 --> 00:23:15.527 Luke: if we can make that work, I think that'll be good. Elijah: That's true. 565 00:23:15.560 --> 00:23:18.029 Luke: Then the cable, default cable management holes on this cater to that. 566 00:23:18.096 --> 00:23:19.898 Elijah: Can help. Luke: I love your idea of mounting it on the back. 567 00:23:19.965 --> 00:23:22.834 My original idea was surface mounting on the bottom, I think the back is better. 568 00:23:22.901 --> 00:23:25.270 Luke: When is the deadline for ordering something off Jawa? 569 00:23:25.804 --> 00:23:26.438 David: Like now. 570 00:23:27.639 --> 00:23:30.075 Luke: Oooh. David: Basically, like if you- The sooner the better, it's just 571 00:23:30.275 --> 00:23:30.942 Elijah: Is there like a- 572 00:23:30.942 --> 00:23:32.344 David: they're basically waiting for us to order it, 573 00:23:32.377 --> 00:23:36.047 and then they're gonna like drive over and pick it up, and so the sooner the better. 574 00:23:36.081 --> 00:23:37.315 Luke: Oh boooy. 575 00:23:37.382 --> 00:23:41.853 Elijah: Whoa, this monitor is 300 Hertz for a $175? But that's- 576 00:23:41.853 --> 00:23:44.823 Luke: Honestly, you might want to even just send it; that's really good. 577 00:23:44.823 --> 00:23:51.196 Elijah: It's a 24 inch, 1080p, one millisecond, IPS, low-motion blur. Luke: Dude this sounds, this sounds amazing. 578 00:23:51.296 --> 00:23:54.466 Elijah: Is this phone on a different number? Because they're gonna know my number if I call. 579 00:23:54.499 --> 00:23:57.002 Luke: That's my phone number, that is also my phone. 580 00:23:57.135 --> 00:23:57.669 Elijah: Cool. 581 00:23:57.702 --> 00:24:00.639 Elijah: I know one place, but I'm gonna call around a couple others as well. 582 00:24:03.542 --> 00:24:09.214 Phone: So sorry, operating hours is Mondays to Fridays, from 9 a.m. To 5 p.m. 583 00:24:09.281 --> 00:24:12.517 Phone: This persons mailbox is full, you canno- Elijah: Bruh. 584 00:24:13.418 --> 00:24:14.786 Okay, I guess we're calling somewhere else. 585 00:24:14.920 --> 00:24:17.189 Elijah: Wow, this one actually just looks like it's in this guy's house; 586 00:24:17.389 --> 00:24:18.557 what are the odds that he has something? 587 00:24:18.957 --> 00:24:21.226 Luke: The less professional look probably better for us. 588 00:24:21.259 --> 00:24:21.626 Elijah: Yeah. 589 00:24:24.196 --> 00:24:26.898 Phone: We will call you back as soon as we get your message, 590 00:24:26.932 --> 00:24:28.133 Phone: thank you, have a good day, bye. 591 00:24:28.200 --> 00:24:29.835 Elijah: Hey there, I was just calling cause I 592 00:24:29.901 --> 00:24:33.638 googled \"tech shop\" and I was wondering if you guys had a recycling pile I could go through. 593 00:24:33.672 --> 00:24:35.340 if you give me a call back, that'd be great. 594 00:24:35.474 --> 00:24:36.475 Thanks, bye. 595 00:24:38.610 --> 00:24:41.713 Elijah: I realized I don't know your number, so I can't give your number back to call. 596 00:24:42.881 --> 00:24:47.285 Phone: You have reached mailbox number 6044- 597 00:24:47.352 --> 00:24:48.186 Phone: *Beep*. 598 00:24:48.220 --> 00:24:50.589 Elijah: Hey there I was just calling cause I googled \"tech shop\", 599 00:24:50.622 --> 00:24:53.492 and one of the things I'm looking for is someone's recycling pile. 600 00:24:53.525 --> 00:24:56.094 Elijah: I will give a place I know that does this. 601 00:24:56.127 --> 00:24:57.496 Phone: *Ringing* Elijah: Oh! 602 00:24:57.562 --> 00:24:58.129 Elijah: Hello? 603 00:24:58.396 --> 00:24:58.964 Man on phone: Hi. 604 00:24:59.030 --> 00:25:02.868 Elijah: Long story short, I'm looking to build my kid kind of like a cheap PC 605 00:25:02.901 --> 00:25:06.671 that he can just get started with Fortnite, and one thing I wanted to try was just finding like 606 00:25:06.872 --> 00:25:11.843 if people had a you know, recycling pile, so I could grab like a free computer case or something. 607 00:25:11.877 --> 00:25:15.981 I know it's a long shot and probably kind of weird, but I'm just asking around, so 608 00:25:16.648 --> 00:25:21.353 Man on phone: Yeah no, no worries, uh no sorry we're not a recycling store. 609 00:25:21.753 --> 00:25:25.657 Man on phone: You could possibly try Memory Express? 610 00:25:25.790 --> 00:25:29.427 Elijah: Oh okay, yeah okay I'll give them a call, thank you! 611 00:25:29.694 --> 00:25:33.865 Elijah: He told me to call Memory Express; as if they're gonna have a recycling pile, 612 00:25:33.899 --> 00:25:37.502 and A, not know who we are; and B, let us go through it. 613 00:25:37.802 --> 00:25:39.404 Elijah: I was like the adopted kid; 614 00:25:39.437 --> 00:25:43.041 like you guys were actually like the nice bikers that like, chase some bad guy out of town. 615 00:25:43.041 --> 00:25:45.644 And they left their kid and that's me. 616 00:25:45.644 --> 00:25:49.047 Elijah: And I turned out like a freaking moron, not like a biker at all. 617 00:25:49.047 --> 00:25:51.917 Luke: We are, we are seriously considering just buying an Xbox. 618 00:25:51.950 --> 00:25:53.218 David: For the PC!? 619 00:25:53.285 --> 00:25:55.554 Luke: No, for the setup. Elijah: No, just for that, like to have it as part of the setup. 620 00:25:55.654 --> 00:25:56.054 David: Sure. 621 00:25:56.388 --> 00:25:57.589 Luke: How far away is this place? 622 00:25:57.589 --> 00:25:58.690 Elijah: That one is in Abbotsford. 623 00:25:58.990 --> 00:26:00.125 Luke: Oooh. 624 00:26:01.192 --> 00:26:02.694 Elijah: Yeah, but I mean I'm working late; 625 00:26:02.894 --> 00:26:07.999 but I think they close at 4:30, so we'd have to go there today or tomorrow morning; 626 00:26:08.266 --> 00:26:12.504 which is why we would then need to make the decision on if we're buying the GPU today, 627 00:26:13.204 --> 00:26:17.008 because we can't wait till tomorrow for Jawa just because of the shipping, right? So... 628 00:26:18.677 --> 00:26:22.013 Oh, stressed. *Laughs* 629 00:26:22.047 --> 00:26:24.783 Elijah: So it looks like for our Jawa purchases, what we're gonna do 630 00:26:24.783 --> 00:26:27.886 is we found this ASUS VG249Q. 631 00:26:28.053 --> 00:26:28.553 Glenn: Can you Do it again?... 632 00:26:28.553 --> 00:26:28.954 Elijah: Sorry, yeah. 633 00:26:29.087 --> 00:26:30.589 Luke: Oh, that's a good monitor. 634 00:26:30.622 --> 00:26:31.189 Elijah: Yeah. 635 00:26:31.590 --> 00:26:34.359 Luke: I know that monitor, that's actually a very solid monitor. 636 00:26:34.359 --> 00:26:34.893 Elijah: I think- 637 00:26:35.026 --> 00:26:37.462 Yeah, I think this monitor should do well. 638 00:26:37.596 --> 00:26:43.168 It's $75, it's ASUS VG249Q, it's 144 Hertz, 24 inches; 639 00:26:43.602 --> 00:26:52.310 and then we're gonna use the remaining $25 from Jawa, and add on $3 to get a $28, 480 Gigabyte SSD. 640 00:26:52.377 --> 00:26:56.181 Elijah: So we're gonna have 500 gigs of SSD storage and a monitor from Jawa. 641 00:26:56.615 --> 00:26:58.950 Elijah: That still leaves us like $693. 642 00:26:58.984 --> 00:27:00.518 Luke: Does the storage matter at all? 643 00:27:00.552 --> 00:27:03.555 David: You'll need enough to install games. 644 00:27:03.755 --> 00:27:04.556 Luke: How much is that? 645 00:27:05.056 --> 00:27:05.824 David: A fair bit. 646 00:27:05.991 --> 00:27:07.192 There's a lot of benchmarks. 647 00:27:07.759 --> 00:27:09.094 Elijah: Is 500 gigs enough? 648 00:27:09.427 --> 00:27:09.861 David: Yeah. 649 00:27:10.028 --> 00:27:10.795 Elijah: If we install Linux- 650 00:27:10.795 --> 00:27:11.630 David: We can make it work. 651 00:27:11.663 --> 00:27:13.531 David: I have those to the cart, I'm gonna go get those ordered. 652 00:27:13.565 --> 00:27:13.865 Elijah: Okay. 653 00:27:13.898 --> 00:27:14.499 Luke: I think this is good. 654 00:27:14.566 --> 00:27:16.601 Elijah: I think this is- Well that does make me feel a little bit better. 655 00:27:16.601 --> 00:27:18.436 Luke: We're not gonna get, we're not gonna get a good monitor free. 656 00:27:18.570 --> 00:27:20.739 Luke: I don't think we're gonna get an SSD for free; Elijah: Yeah. 657 00:27:20.839 --> 00:27:25.343 so the plan right now we've got a, really, really solid monitor 658 00:27:25.377 --> 00:27:31.650 which is I think actually gonna get us some good points. The chair and the table that we have are both acceptable; 659 00:27:31.716 --> 00:27:33.652 they're not great, but they're free and they're acceptable. 660 00:27:33.718 --> 00:27:35.020 Luke: They're actually like genuinely acceptable, 661 00:27:35.020 --> 00:27:37.455 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: they're not dirty, there's no holes in them, stuff like that. 662 00:27:37.756 --> 00:27:42.994 Phone: *Waiting tune* 663 00:27:43.395 --> 00:27:45.697 Elijah: Hey, I just had a quick question for you guys. 664 00:27:45.797 --> 00:27:49.000 I was googling like IT computer shops nearby. 665 00:27:49.000 --> 00:27:53.672 I was wondering if you guys had like a recycling pile, that you would let someone dig through. 666 00:27:54.039 --> 00:27:56.441 Long story short, I'm trying to build a computer for 667 00:27:56.474 --> 00:28:00.945 a buddy's kid who just wants to like play Fortnite, and I just want like a free computer case. 668 00:28:00.945 --> 00:28:03.081 That's kind of the story I'm going with, so 669 00:28:03.848 --> 00:28:07.185 Man on phone: Uh, you just missed out, we had our recycling taken away last thursday. 670 00:28:07.218 --> 00:28:10.722 Elijah: Ugh okay, do you know like any other like shops or something? 671 00:28:10.722 --> 00:28:11.723 Like do you have another location? 672 00:28:11.756 --> 00:28:13.925 Man on phone: Yeah I'm not sure anybody else that has something like that. 673 00:28:13.958 --> 00:28:18.296 I mean you could try like, Memory Express or one of the bigger box places that 674 00:28:18.363 --> 00:28:22.701 might have like, I don't know, maybe even some damaged stuff that they're willing to let go off? 675 00:28:22.834 --> 00:28:25.904 Luke: Styop suggesting Memory Express! Elijah: Why does- Why does everyone? Elijah: Hahahaha. 676 00:28:26.204 --> 00:28:27.505 Luke: They're never gonna do it. 677 00:28:27.572 --> 00:28:31.843 Elijah: They're also not a computer store anymore, they're a freaking real estate investor. 678 00:28:31.910 --> 00:28:32.444 Luke: Yeah. 679 00:28:32.944 --> 00:28:33.511 Man on phone: Hello? 680 00:28:33.545 --> 00:28:37.082 Elijah: Hey quick question for you, do you guys have like a recycling pile 681 00:28:37.115 --> 00:28:39.384 or kind of like a damaged electronic section? 682 00:28:39.584 --> 00:28:41.853 That maybe I could just kind of come take a look at, 683 00:28:41.853 --> 00:28:44.389 to see if there's something you're willing to let go for pretty free, or cheap. 684 00:28:44.456 --> 00:28:49.327 Man on phone: ...no no, I do this from home so um, ...shut in space; 685 00:28:49.394 --> 00:28:50.829 Man on phone: and I usually take out the selected... 686 00:28:50.862 --> 00:28:52.564 Elijah: Oh okay, that's fine, thank you. 687 00:28:52.664 --> 00:28:55.100 Luke: I don't we actually want to go with this name, but hey Young Mike! 688 00:28:55.166 --> 00:28:57.936 Elijah: Hahahaha, such a stupid name; what's up? 689 00:28:58.870 --> 00:29:01.473 Luke: You should call some like Bitcoin mining operations. 690 00:29:01.940 --> 00:29:03.508 Elijah: Oooh. 691 00:29:03.575 --> 00:29:05.076 Elijah: Should we call Blacklab Glenn? 692 00:29:05.410 --> 00:29:06.578 Elijah: That's the guy who uh, 693 00:29:07.178 --> 00:29:09.514 Elijah: we did like buying out the Mom and Pop tech shop. Luke: Oooh. 694 00:29:09.914 --> 00:29:11.349 Elijah: Hey, I got a quick question for you. 695 00:29:11.750 --> 00:29:14.986 Keith: Sure. Elijah: I was wondering if you guys had a recycling pile, or like 696 00:29:15.286 --> 00:29:18.490 some like damaged electronic section that I could come take a look at. 697 00:29:18.490 --> 00:29:22.560 I'm just kind of looking to build a cheap PC for someone's kid here, 698 00:29:22.560 --> 00:29:24.362 and I just was wondering if you had like a case or something? 699 00:29:24.462 --> 00:29:27.932 Keith: I don't right now, but I could put something together for you, 700 00:29:27.999 --> 00:29:29.667 or get some stuff together for you. 701 00:29:29.768 --> 00:29:30.735 Elijah: Oh, like- 702 00:29:30.769 --> 00:29:32.437 Keith: They picked my recycling last week. 703 00:29:33.171 --> 00:29:34.072 Elijah: Oh, Okay. 704 00:29:34.339 --> 00:29:35.874 Elijah: Then who does, who does the recycling? 705 00:29:37.041 --> 00:29:37.742 Keith: ERA. 706 00:29:37.842 --> 00:29:38.743 Elijah: ERA? 707 00:29:39.010 --> 00:29:39.544 Keith: Yeah. 708 00:29:39.744 --> 00:29:42.514 Elijah: Okay, I might give them a call; cause I've called a couple places now 709 00:29:42.547 --> 00:29:45.450 Elijah: and they've all said they had their stuff picked up last week, so they're busy. 710 00:29:45.450 --> 00:29:46.851 Keith: Yeah, yeah. 711 00:29:47.051 --> 00:29:50.288 Keith: I think they put stuff together and then sell it. 712 00:29:50.288 --> 00:29:51.489 Elijah: Ah, I see. 713 00:29:51.523 --> 00:29:52.390 Keith: Yeah, yeah. 714 00:29:52.457 --> 00:29:54.392 Elijah: I gave Keith the chance to save us and... 715 00:29:55.126 --> 00:29:55.927 David: Keith let you down? 716 00:29:56.227 --> 00:29:58.897 Elijah: Yeah, everyone's picking up their recycling yesterday. 717 00:29:58.963 --> 00:30:02.767 Phone: Hello, and welcome to the Electronic Recycling Association. 718 00:30:02.834 --> 00:30:05.937 Elijah: Hey there, I'm just calling and wondering if you guys have 719 00:30:06.004 --> 00:30:09.207 like the ability for us to come and just look at some computer parts, 720 00:30:09.207 --> 00:30:11.309 maybe you picked up from other locations. 721 00:30:11.409 --> 00:30:13.812 I was calling around to some tech shops and they were saying that you guys 722 00:30:13.812 --> 00:30:16.447 have been picking up all their recycle pile. 723 00:30:16.447 --> 00:30:21.052 I'm just looking to like build a really cheap inexpensive computer for a buddy of mine; 724 00:30:21.085 --> 00:30:23.888 so I was wondering if I could like come grab a free PC case or something. 725 00:30:25.557 --> 00:30:30.195 Lady on phone: Okay, then you can just send an email to sales@era.ca 726 00:30:30.195 --> 00:30:33.097 and our guys will get back to you as soon as possible. 727 00:30:33.431 --> 00:30:34.098 Luke: How fast? 728 00:30:34.132 --> 00:30:35.366 Elijah: Like how fast? 729 00:30:35.834 --> 00:30:38.636 I'm sorry just kind of curious, cause I'm calling around to a bunch of other places 730 00:30:38.636 --> 00:30:39.437 so I'm kind of just curious. 731 00:30:40.872 --> 00:30:42.674 Lady on phone: Okay, in a few hours maybe? 732 00:30:42.841 --> 00:30:45.210 Elijah: Okay, okay, I'll send an email. 733 00:30:45.243 --> 00:30:46.444 Luke: Email is really bad. 734 00:30:46.611 --> 00:30:47.278 Elijah: Yeah. 735 00:30:48.112 --> 00:30:49.414 Yeah, I had a feeling it was gonna be pretty rough. 736 00:30:49.514 --> 00:30:50.548 Luke: I found them though. 737 00:30:51.382 --> 00:30:52.784 Elijah: We could just go show up. 738 00:30:52.951 --> 00:30:54.552 Luke: Yeah, they're in Richmond. 739 00:30:54.752 --> 00:30:56.588 Elijah: It's not that far, that's where the 3080 is. 740 00:30:57.388 --> 00:30:57.922 Luke: Alright. 741 00:30:57.989 --> 00:30:58.523 Lady on phone: *unintelligible* 742 00:30:58.790 --> 00:31:01.993 Elijah: Hey, I was just calling to see if you guys had like a recycled, 743 00:31:02.026 --> 00:31:05.396 or a damaged pile section that I could come dig through. 744 00:31:05.396 --> 00:31:10.068 I'm looking to build kind of a cheaper computer for a buddy of mine; and I just was wondering 745 00:31:10.068 --> 00:31:13.471 if you guys had like a free case or something that's damaged that I could come grab. 746 00:31:13.471 --> 00:31:16.441 Lady on phone: You can give me your phone number, so I will check it and then I will call you back. 747 00:31:16.507 --> 00:31:18.343 Lady on phone: Sir I will check it and then I will call you back. 748 00:31:18.343 --> 00:31:19.577 Elijah: Awesome, you're awesome, thank you. 749 00:31:19.611 --> 00:31:20.111 Lady on phone: What's your name? 750 00:31:20.144 --> 00:31:21.279 Elijah: My name is Eli. 751 00:31:22.380 --> 00:31:22.847 Lady on phone: Evy? 752 00:31:23.047 --> 00:31:23.781 Elijah: Eli. 753 00:31:24.282 --> 00:31:26.718 Lady on phone: Eli, okay I will call you. 754 00:31:26.784 --> 00:31:27.552 Elijah: Okay, thank you. 755 00:31:27.819 --> 00:31:29.020 Lady on phone: Your welcome, bye. 756 00:31:29.020 --> 00:31:29.520 Elijah: Bye. 757 00:31:29.554 --> 00:31:30.788 Elijah: Oh yeah my name is Mike, sorry. 758 00:31:31.022 --> 00:31:32.957 Phone: *Calling tone* 759 00:31:33.358 --> 00:31:35.493 Elijah: Hey, I was just kind of curious on 760 00:31:35.560 --> 00:31:40.965 if you guys had like a recycled or a damaged electronic section that maybe I could come take at? 761 00:31:40.999 --> 00:31:45.403 I'm just kind of looking just to get some cheaper PC parts to start a computer for a buddy of mi- 762 00:31:46.471 --> 00:31:50.275 Man on phone: Sorry, sorry we don't have- Like we just deal with corporates yeah. 763 00:31:50.541 --> 00:31:51.676 Elijah: Oh you deal with carpets? 764 00:31:52.243 --> 00:31:53.278 Man on phone: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 765 00:31:53.378 --> 00:31:54.846 Luke: I think he was saying corporates. 766 00:31:54.879 --> 00:31:55.580 David: I think he was saying corporates. 767 00:31:55.613 --> 00:31:57.115 Elijah: Corporate, I thought he said carpet. 768 00:31:58.016 --> 00:32:00.685 Elijah: I was like dang this computer shop does carpets as well? 769 00:32:00.985 --> 00:32:01.953 It's kind of lit, dude. 770 00:32:02.220 --> 00:32:05.089 Elijah: Oh, you want an i5? I'd like the Persian rug as well. 771 00:32:05.323 --> 00:32:06.557 Linus: Okay, so that's a wrinkle, huh? 772 00:32:06.557 --> 00:32:08.192 Tom: That's a wrinkle in the middle of your forehead, yeah. 773 00:32:08.192 --> 00:32:08.760 Linus: Nice. 774 00:32:11.129 --> 00:32:13.064 Linus: This is gonna be like looking into the future. 775 00:32:14.499 --> 00:32:17.001 I Love that he's doing all the things I need the most. 776 00:32:17.135 --> 00:32:20.772 So far he's adding more age, and making my nose bigger. 777 00:32:21.205 --> 00:32:23.174 David: Hahahahaha! 778 00:32:23.207 --> 00:32:25.576 Tom: Well you know, you gotta work with what you got. 779 00:32:25.610 --> 00:32:26.411 Linus: What a dick. 780 00:32:26.444 --> 00:32:28.112 David: Hahahahahahaha. Tom: Hehehe. 781 00:32:28.246 --> 00:32:29.113 Linus: You're good, do your thing. 782 00:32:29.314 --> 00:32:29.914 Tom: Right. 783 00:32:30.014 --> 00:32:33.484 Linus: You guys missed it, but these are apparently called prosthetic transfers. 784 00:32:33.551 --> 00:32:34.085 Tom: Mhmm. 785 00:32:35.186 --> 00:32:37.922 Linus: I have no idea what I look like right now; presumably it hasn't changed much. 786 00:32:37.989 --> 00:32:38.923 Tom: Not yet, but- 787 00:32:43.795 --> 00:32:44.195 Andrew: Pause. 788 00:32:44.762 --> 00:32:45.196 Yeah. 789 00:32:45.263 --> 00:32:50.001 Linus: Major inspiration for this season was I watched Mrs. Doubtfire with my kids. 790 00:32:50.034 --> 00:32:50.702 Tom: Uh-huh, yeah. 791 00:32:50.735 --> 00:32:55.073 Linus: Obviously I'm not expecting that level of transformation but- 792 00:32:55.106 --> 00:33:00.845 Tom: Well, I mean one day I hope to you know, be able to do something as Incredible as that. 793 00:33:00.845 --> 00:33:04.816 Greg Cannon did the makeup of that and he was- He's absolutely a legend in the industry. 794 00:33:05.249 --> 00:33:08.119 Linus: I'm not sure how much I'm allowed to move or not, so I'm just trying to like, 795 00:33:08.953 --> 00:33:09.687 Linus: stone face. 796 00:33:09.721 --> 00:33:10.455 Tom: You're allowed to move. 797 00:33:11.322 --> 00:33:15.193 In fact the transfers will kind of like set into where your wrinkles will go so you can 798 00:33:15.193 --> 00:33:16.060 Linus: Oh, okay. 799 00:33:16.094 --> 00:33:16.794 Tom: move a little bit, yeah, see? 800 00:33:16.794 --> 00:33:17.128 Linus: Okay. 801 00:33:17.161 --> 00:33:20.298 Tom: So you can see how they kind of essentially follow some of those, right? 802 00:33:20.331 --> 00:33:21.099 Linus: Oh, okay. 803 00:33:21.966 --> 00:33:23.167 Tom: follow some of your natural- 804 00:33:23.201 --> 00:33:24.268 Linus: Wrinkle enhancement. 805 00:33:24.302 --> 00:33:24.736 Tom: Yeah. 806 00:33:25.603 --> 00:33:27.972 Linus: Dude $800 is not a lot of money. 807 00:33:28.940 --> 00:33:35.279 If I wanted a 6000 class AMD GPU, I'm basically spending half of my budget just on my GPU. 808 00:33:36.981 --> 00:33:38.750 This is rough, dude. 809 00:33:39.017 --> 00:33:43.521 Tom: Are you gonna play against Luke? Are you gonna think about what he's gonna do? Or- 810 00:33:43.654 --> 00:33:44.455 Linus: Always. 811 00:33:44.489 --> 00:33:46.991 I don't have to be the best, I just have to be better than Luke; 812 00:33:47.158 --> 00:33:49.127 and not let my age slow me down too much. 813 00:33:49.694 --> 00:33:55.133 6600 XT is a little faster than the 5700 XT. 814 00:33:55.767 --> 00:33:57.535 David: How's the search going Linus? 815 00:33:58.036 --> 00:33:59.370 Linus: Not great! 816 00:33:59.537 --> 00:34:00.705 David: Uh oh. 817 00:34:01.005 --> 00:34:01.939 Linus: Prices suck. 818 00:34:02.907 --> 00:34:04.842 David: Welcome to being poor like the rest of us. 819 00:34:06.978 --> 00:34:07.678 Linus: Got em. 820 00:34:08.846 --> 00:34:10.314 David: You silly richo. 821 00:34:10.381 --> 00:34:12.050 David: Hahahahahaha. 822 00:34:12.050 --> 00:34:14.952 Linus: What is this!? Why am I being attacked right now? 823 00:34:15.820 --> 00:34:16.454 David: I don't know. 824 00:34:16.687 --> 00:34:19.624 Linus: Just because my makeup job costs more than your PC. 825 00:34:19.657 --> 00:34:20.858 David and Tom: Ooooooh! 826 00:34:20.892 --> 00:34:21.526 David: He's not wrong. 827 00:34:23.127 --> 00:34:27.265 David: Do you think that being an old person is gonna give you an edge when it comes to getting deals? 828 00:34:27.965 --> 00:34:31.269 Linus: I plan to video call people; and I do plan to play into it, yeah. 829 00:34:31.302 --> 00:34:33.037 David: *Laughs* 830 00:34:33.037 --> 00:34:37.075 Linus: Pretend to not really know what I'm doing and like, you know how I'll play every angle, right? 831 00:34:37.108 --> 00:34:41.312 So I'ma be like, yeah my grandson, he wants to play the games 832 00:34:41.345 --> 00:34:44.715 and I don't really know anything about this, can you help me out? 833 00:34:44.715 --> 00:34:47.018 David: Yeah, that's actually not, that's not a bad bad way to play it. 834 00:34:47.218 --> 00:34:47.552 Linus: Yeah. 835 00:34:47.585 --> 00:34:49.153 Whereas I mean Luke, like what? 836 00:34:49.187 --> 00:34:51.923 He's gonna have to lean into threatening people if he wants a deal. 837 00:34:52.056 --> 00:34:53.257 David: I mean that might be, that might be effective. 838 00:34:53.324 --> 00:34:54.025 Linus: No ones gonna feel bad for biker guy. 839 00:34:54.025 --> 00:34:55.193 David: Hahahahaha. 840 00:34:55.193 --> 00:34:56.994 Tom: No he doesn't, can't play the sympathy card around here. 841 00:34:56.994 --> 00:34:57.562 Linus: Yeah. 842 00:34:57.962 --> 00:35:01.365 David: Are you worried about that power supply not providing enough for whatever GPU end up with? 843 00:35:01.432 --> 00:35:02.467 Linus: It's Seasonic! 844 00:35:02.533 --> 00:35:03.134 David: That's true. 845 00:35:03.668 --> 00:35:06.070 Linus: Okay in all seriousness, I am not; 846 00:35:06.104 --> 00:35:10.208 because I'm not gonna be able to afford a super high-end GPU. David: Aah, fair. 847 00:35:10.374 --> 00:35:14.145 Linus: Unless I found an older gen one that's really power hungry. 848 00:35:14.312 --> 00:35:16.013 It's a good point, I'm gonna think about it. 849 00:35:16.214 --> 00:35:19.650 David: I was going to change your Facebook profile now. 850 00:35:19.884 --> 00:35:20.518 Linus: Sure. 851 00:35:21.018 --> 00:35:21.919 David: I'll sit beside you. 852 00:35:21.919 --> 00:35:24.522 Linus: What your telling me is you want me to give you my computer. 853 00:35:24.522 --> 00:35:27.859 Linus: Oh I like this deal though, I don't want Luke to find this deal. 854 00:35:28.092 --> 00:35:31.562 Man, and it's such a bad listing; it's like \"gaming computer\". 855 00:35:31.729 --> 00:35:32.897 Yeah, and that- 856 00:35:32.997 --> 00:35:35.233 Change it now because I want to message this guy; I want that machine. David: Okay. 857 00:35:36.200 --> 00:35:39.237 Linus: I might not even keep all that stuff, I've got like 4 days. 858 00:35:39.370 --> 00:35:41.038 I can flip some of that stuff. 859 00:35:41.272 --> 00:35:43.908 And we're gonna, we're gonna turn a paperclip into a house. 860 00:35:43.941 --> 00:35:44.442 Let's go! 861 00:35:44.609 --> 00:35:47.411 David: What would an old person have as their profile picture? Flowers? 862 00:35:47.712 --> 00:35:48.813 Linus: Ummm... 863 00:35:48.880 --> 00:35:49.814 Tom: Oh flowers are nice. 864 00:35:50.081 --> 00:35:53.050 Linus: Man I feel like it would be like pictures of their grandkids. 865 00:35:53.918 --> 00:35:55.253 David: I don't want to use random grandkids. 866 00:35:55.253 --> 00:35:56.020 Linus: Oh, that makes sense. 867 00:35:56.087 --> 00:35:57.788 Can we AI generate some grandkids? 868 00:35:57.788 --> 00:35:58.656 David: Hahahaha! 869 00:35:58.656 --> 00:35:59.590 Linus: Go with church. 870 00:36:00.057 --> 00:36:02.226 David: Church! That's a good one. Linus: Go with a cross, yeah. 871 00:36:02.393 --> 00:36:04.195 David: Ohohohohoho. 872 00:36:05.096 --> 00:36:06.731 David: Cross, top of a hill. 873 00:36:08.065 --> 00:36:09.700 Linus: Oh man, not a grave. 874 00:36:10.334 --> 00:36:11.702 Linus: *Laughs* 875 00:36:11.802 --> 00:36:13.271 David: What about that one? That one? 876 00:36:13.337 --> 00:36:13.738 Linus: Sure. 877 00:36:13.771 --> 00:36:14.138 David: Okay. 878 00:36:14.338 --> 00:36:18.009 Linus: I mean, it's a little grave looking but that's okay, we can roll with it. 879 00:36:18.042 --> 00:36:19.377 David: It's your dead, it's your dead wife? 880 00:36:20.945 --> 00:36:21.612 Tom: Awww. 881 00:36:22.180 --> 00:36:23.481 Tom: It's like, it's a background... 882 00:36:23.514 --> 00:36:25.082 Linus: She just, she really, she loved gaming. 883 00:36:25.149 --> 00:36:27.251 Linus: She just wanted me to have a good gaming pc; 884 00:36:27.285 --> 00:36:28.786 David: Perfect. Linus: it was her dying wish! 885 00:36:28.786 --> 00:36:30.421 David: Hahahahaha! 886 00:36:30.454 --> 00:36:32.123 Linus: All right, let's see what else we got here. 887 00:36:33.124 --> 00:36:38.462 What's the cheapest Core i5 I can find? 6th gen Core i5; then I could have that for 99 bucks. 888 00:36:38.496 --> 00:36:42.166 If I was trying to build like a $200 computer, this would be what I'd want. 889 00:36:42.934 --> 00:36:45.403 Man, there are some deals out there! 890 00:36:46.804 --> 00:36:52.944 9th gen Core i5, 16 Gigs, RX 580 I mean, 891 00:36:53.010 --> 00:36:57.548 yeah, it's a pretty crummy GPU at this point and I'm stuck with a Dell power supply; 892 00:36:57.548 --> 00:37:02.153 but 380 Canadian dollars? That's like 300 US dollars, less. 893 00:37:02.353 --> 00:37:03.921 Free computer, best offer. 894 00:37:05.556 --> 00:37:09.160 Good condition, Core i5, DM if interested. 895 00:37:09.160 --> 00:37:10.294 Linus: What do you mean cash only? 896 00:37:11.829 --> 00:37:16.234 \"Send me an offer\"? Pfff, pfff. 897 00:37:16.534 --> 00:37:19.337 Linus: How about a long walk off a short pier? There's my offer. 898 00:37:19.670 --> 00:37:26.344 Dude $220!? Core i5-8500, 16 gigs of RAM. 899 00:37:29.714 --> 00:37:31.916 Dude, these machines are cheap! 900 00:37:33.284 --> 00:37:35.353 Dell proprietary power supply though. 901 00:37:36.454 --> 00:37:38.990 Rules don't say the power supply has to fit inside the computer. 902 00:37:39.357 --> 00:37:43.828 Okay, here's a whole like older gen gaming desktop for 150 bucks. 903 00:37:43.828 --> 00:37:49.367 What if I showed up with like, a his and hers gaming setup for $700? 904 00:37:51.102 --> 00:37:54.805 Dude, how much fun would it be to show up with an Alienware Aurora? Look at this thing. 905 00:37:55.339 --> 00:37:57.775 Linus: Pff, hm-heh, hmmhmmhmm. 906 00:37:58.042 --> 00:38:01.646 The deals are mostly if you want something like pretty basic though. 907 00:38:02.246 --> 00:38:08.653 Like the market for any GPU that was kind of mining capable in the last rush seems to have fallen out. 908 00:38:11.889 --> 00:38:13.724 I think I'm locking in a PC deal. 909 00:38:13.724 --> 00:38:15.660 He says he's got a lot of people interested. 910 00:38:16.160 --> 00:38:18.529 I suspect one of them is Luke; it's a good deal. 911 00:38:18.863 --> 00:38:23.200 I found another machine that I like, it's a fair bit more expensive but 912 00:38:23.301 --> 00:38:27.471 Ryzen 3600 is a lot faster than 8th gen Intel Core; 913 00:38:27.538 --> 00:38:31.742 and it's only 300 bucks for everything but power supply and GPU, which 914 00:38:32.343 --> 00:38:36.847 tend to be relatively easy parts to get a decent deal on on their own. 915 00:38:36.981 --> 00:38:38.883 Things like motherboards, ugh! 916 00:38:39.216 --> 00:38:41.952 Super overpriced on their own, same with cases; 917 00:38:42.987 --> 00:38:44.989 but I like this one a fair bit. 918 00:38:44.989 --> 00:38:46.424 Message this guy as well. 919 00:38:46.524 --> 00:38:48.259 I hope my message finds you well. 920 00:38:50.027 --> 00:38:51.529 I'm feeling okay. 921 00:38:51.896 --> 00:38:54.699 I've got kind of an idea for the vibe of my build. 922 00:38:54.699 --> 00:38:58.969 I want to have like a decent machine, but I want to go to value village 923 00:38:58.969 --> 00:39:04.241 and basically load up on like, you know $5 like old person knickknacks; 924 00:39:04.308 --> 00:39:08.913 I want to have like a teapot and stuff like, like I want my setup to be really cohesive. 925 00:39:09.046 --> 00:39:10.715 I think that's where I'm gonna win a lot of points. 926 00:39:10.848 --> 00:39:13.918 David: Yeah, you have to have a computer stable for testing at the end of tomorrow. 927 00:39:14.151 --> 00:39:15.019 Linus: At the end of tomorrow? 928 00:39:15.086 --> 00:39:15.453 David: Yeah. 929 00:39:15.786 --> 00:39:19.857 David: And then Thursday's gonna be more of the setup; what I recommend is more of the setup stuff. 930 00:39:20.057 --> 00:39:20.624 Linus: Okay. 931 00:39:20.758 --> 00:39:24.895 David: The sooner we can do the Jawa orders, the better for our Jawa friends. 932 00:39:25.062 --> 00:39:26.030 You're doing great Linus. 933 00:39:26.130 --> 00:39:26.664 Linus: Oh yeah. 934 00:39:26.764 --> 00:39:29.700 David: You, you're a pro, you know how to pull this together. 935 00:39:29.734 --> 00:39:30.301 Linus: Oh yeah. 936 00:39:30.401 --> 00:39:32.803 Linus: Man, how cool would it be to show up with this thing? 937 00:39:33.037 --> 00:39:40.111 The performance would suck but my goodness, a full water-cooled custom setup? Damn! 938 00:39:40.511 --> 00:39:42.113 Linus: Hahahaha. 939 00:39:44.081 --> 00:39:45.483 It's very tempting. 940 00:39:45.616 --> 00:39:48.886 Tom: What do I know, I'm just different. Sammi: But I feel like the piercings like throw me off cause like he's- 941 00:39:48.886 --> 00:39:49.453 Linus: Oh I can lose them, 942 00:39:49.487 --> 00:39:50.020 Tom: Yeah. Sammi: Yeah. 943 00:39:50.087 --> 00:39:50.588 Linus: I hope. 944 00:39:50.788 --> 00:39:52.022 Sammi: They make him look younger. 945 00:39:52.089 --> 00:39:53.090 Linus: Okay, okay we'll do it... 946 00:39:53.090 --> 00:39:53.591 Sammi: Okay. 947 00:39:53.858 --> 00:39:55.292 Linus: Honestly things are going a little rough, 948 00:39:55.292 --> 00:39:55.793 Sammi: Okay. 949 00:39:55.793 --> 00:39:59.730 Linus: for team Linus and Sammi, which you've been roped into now. Sammi: Okay. 950 00:39:59.730 --> 00:40:00.398 Sammi: Okay. 951 00:40:00.598 --> 00:40:02.099 Linus: Now we need a story. 952 00:40:02.133 --> 00:40:04.135 Uh, you're my daughter-in-law. 953 00:40:04.201 --> 00:40:05.536 Sammi: *Giggles* 954 00:40:05.536 --> 00:40:07.405 Linus: So that's why you're communicating for me. 955 00:40:07.438 --> 00:40:07.972 Sammi: Okay. 956 00:40:08.005 --> 00:40:09.940 Linus: I'm trying to buy a- 957 00:40:10.074 --> 00:40:13.844 I'm trying to buy a gaming system for my grandson, I guess he's your son then. 958 00:40:13.911 --> 00:40:18.215 Linus: So this is for a 3600, 6 core CPU, 16 gigs of RAM. 959 00:40:18.282 --> 00:40:22.553 So what I want to clarify is, does it come with the power supply and case? 960 00:40:22.586 --> 00:40:23.053 Sammi: Okay. 961 00:40:23.087 --> 00:40:28.793 Linus: What are they? And can we go get it like now because- 962 00:40:28.793 --> 00:40:32.396 Oh, yeah, and if we can negotiate any any amount off, 963 00:40:32.930 --> 00:40:36.934 so we have to have our, we have to have our story in line. 964 00:40:36.934 --> 00:40:39.503 So I don't have a lot of money, I'm a pensioner. 965 00:40:40.304 --> 00:40:41.806 Okay? So, you know 966 00:40:41.839 --> 00:40:45.075 if there's anything they can do for us on the price, that would be very helpful; 967 00:40:45.109 --> 00:40:45.643 Sammi: Okay. 968 00:40:45.643 --> 00:40:47.445 Linus: but we could come get it right now. 969 00:40:47.478 --> 00:40:50.514 Sammi: Okay, so I guess I'm calling them, speaker. 970 00:40:50.614 --> 00:40:53.517 Linus: Yeah uh... wait, you already? Okay she pressed the n- 971 00:40:53.517 --> 00:40:54.985 Okay, well we're committed now. 972 00:40:55.686 --> 00:40:57.721 David: Hahahaha. 973 00:40:59.156 --> 00:41:02.326 Phone: You have reached mailbox number, please leave your message at th- 974 00:41:02.326 --> 00:41:03.227 Sammi: Oop, sorry, okay. 975 00:41:03.227 --> 00:41:03.794 Linus: Ooh! 976 00:41:04.728 --> 00:41:08.132 Linus: Yeah, I was gonna I was gonna leave like a dumb old man voicemail, 977 00:41:08.165 --> 00:41:09.733 and then you were gonna text him for me, 978 00:41:10.434 --> 00:41:12.269 Sammi: Are you sure your old man fingers still work? 979 00:41:12.303 --> 00:41:13.204 Linus: Should I type it off? 980 00:41:14.205 --> 00:41:15.873 Linus: Okay, I'm gonna type with no caps though. 981 00:41:15.873 --> 00:41:18.542 Sammi: No, you have to add the ellipses, you have to have dot dot dot, 982 00:41:18.943 --> 00:41:21.579 like between the sentences, because like boomers do that. 983 00:41:21.579 --> 00:41:23.747 Tom: You're gonna be real Amish just for a sec here, 984 00:41:23.747 --> 00:41:25.816 Linus: Honestly, it seems more pubic than Amish... 985 00:41:27.351 --> 00:41:31.689 Linus: Part of our angle should be that we really make the setup look nice; 986 00:41:31.889 --> 00:41:37.161 so I can get like cans of paint on Craigslist for like $5. 987 00:41:37.361 --> 00:41:42.666 So if we like painted the walls in the corner and like like painted the desk and stuff, 988 00:41:42.800 --> 00:41:44.835 and like really made it all look really clean and new. 989 00:41:44.835 --> 00:41:47.004 I think that's gonna go a long way with our judges. 990 00:41:47.037 --> 00:41:48.772 I know Riley's gonna want to see a clean setup. 991 00:41:48.806 --> 00:41:49.540 Sammi: Okay. 992 00:41:49.773 --> 00:41:52.376 Linus: We just spent $375. 993 00:41:53.477 --> 00:41:54.178 Sammi: Okay. 994 00:41:54.211 --> 00:41:54.645 Linus: Okay. 995 00:41:55.145 --> 00:41:55.913 Linus: Sh**. 996 00:41:56.180 --> 00:41:57.615 Sammi: That's a bad word. 997 00:41:57.681 --> 00:42:01.886 Linus: Look, my generation saved the world from the Vietnamese si- 998 00:42:01.919 --> 00:42:03.287 David: Pfffffff. Sammi: *Laughs* 999 00:42:03.354 --> 00:42:04.054 David: Jesus. 1000 00:42:04.088 --> 00:42:05.589 Sammi: Was Canada involved in that? 1001 00:42:05.656 --> 00:42:06.390 Linus: No. 1002 00:42:06.557 --> 00:42:07.791 Sammi: I didn't think so. 1003 00:42:07.958 --> 00:42:11.896 Linus: I just mean compared to the greatest generation, okay we did stuff but it wasn't as noble. 1004 00:42:12.630 --> 00:42:13.397 Linus: Hahahaha. 1005 00:42:13.631 --> 00:42:17.902 Linus: RX 6800 review, how's that compared to 3070? 1006 00:42:17.968 --> 00:42:20.104 I think it's faster, but it's also a fair bit more expensive. 1007 00:42:20.104 --> 00:42:21.605 Oh very comparable. 1008 00:42:21.605 --> 00:42:23.807 Dude that 3060 deal, holy sh**! 1009 00:42:23.874 --> 00:42:25.209 We might want to just grab that. 1010 00:42:25.910 --> 00:42:27.011 Or a 3070 deal. 1011 00:42:27.077 --> 00:42:34.318 260 bucks, because we get a $100 off with our Jawa credit, and then it's 160 US, $220. 1012 00:42:35.286 --> 00:42:36.954 It's xe.com. 1013 00:42:36.954 --> 00:42:39.023 What is this? I don't want a $20 gift card. 1014 00:42:39.790 --> 00:42:41.825 Wait, $20 gift card? 1015 00:42:42.393 --> 00:42:43.460 Hold on, can we use that? 1016 00:42:43.561 --> 00:42:44.728 Yeah, yeah, no, no, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. 1017 00:42:44.762 --> 00:42:45.095 David: Oh. 1018 00:42:45.095 --> 00:42:49.266 Linus: Okay, so $220; so that leaves us with- 1019 00:42:49.500 --> 00:42:51.068 Okay minus what was it? 220? 1020 00:42:51.135 --> 00:42:51.669 Sammi: Yes. 1021 00:42:51.702 --> 00:42:54.572 Linus: Okay, minus 375 was it? 1022 00:42:54.772 --> 00:42:55.306 Sammi: Yes. 1023 00:42:56.006 --> 00:43:03.847 Linus: Okay, we've got a 100 bucks; for chair, desk, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and trinkets. 1024 00:43:03.847 --> 00:43:05.382 Sammi: I don't know if that's enough. 1025 00:43:05.416 --> 00:43:07.217 Linus: But we're g- But we can sell that GPU. 1026 00:43:07.318 --> 00:43:08.085 Sammi: Okay. 1027 00:43:08.085 --> 00:43:09.253 Linus: But we have to buy storage. 1028 00:43:09.787 --> 00:43:10.854 Sammi: Oh God. 1029 00:43:10.988 --> 00:43:13.791 Linus: I should have asked them for more than 25 bucks off. 1030 00:43:13.857 --> 00:43:16.393 That low baller was like very timely for me. 1031 00:43:16.727 --> 00:43:17.161 Sammi: Yeah. 1032 00:43:17.161 --> 00:43:19.463 Linus: Man, it's okay we got this. 1033 00:43:20.831 --> 00:43:25.002 I would like to see it connected if possible. 1034 00:43:25.002 --> 00:43:26.570 We should see it connected, huh? 1035 00:43:26.604 --> 00:43:27.004 Sammi: Yes. 1036 00:43:27.271 --> 00:43:27.705 Linus: Okay. 1037 00:43:28.839 --> 00:43:32.676 Sammi: Otherwise you have to scam someone else, and that would be a bad look. 1038 00:43:32.810 --> 00:43:37.081 Linus: Am I not savvy enough to type DIL? Probably not right? 1039 00:43:37.114 --> 00:43:37.414 Sammi: Yeah. 1040 00:43:37.414 --> 00:43:40.017 Linus: Okay I will tediously type out daughter in law then. 1041 00:43:40.184 --> 00:43:44.355 It will help me determine if it's- 1042 00:43:44.955 --> 00:43:46.590 Sammi: What am I looking for? 1043 00:43:46.724 --> 00:43:48.425 Linus: What do you mean? What are you looking for? 1044 00:43:48.459 --> 00:43:49.526 Sammi: It's just like is it just, does it run? 1045 00:43:49.593 --> 00:43:51.795 Or do I have to go into task manager and do some stuff? 1046 00:43:53.097 --> 00:43:54.198 Linus: Come on Sammi! 1047 00:43:54.231 --> 00:43:55.265 Sammi: I don't know! 1048 00:43:55.532 --> 00:43:58.168 Linus: She does visualization, she doesn't do the testing, it's okay. 1049 00:43:58.168 --> 00:43:59.169 Sammi: No, I don't do the testing. 1050 00:43:59.536 --> 00:44:02.773 Linus: Okay, we need to find out what the cheapest SSD we can get is. 1051 00:44:02.840 --> 00:44:03.641 Sammi: Okay. 1052 00:44:03.674 --> 00:44:08.679 Linus: SSD, Wait I wonder if Jawa is gonna be good for SSD as well. 1053 00:44:09.113 --> 00:44:12.016 256 gig, holy sh** 19 bucks. 1054 00:44:12.082 --> 00:44:13.384 Okay, what are they on Facebook? 1055 00:44:13.484 --> 00:44:14.852 These are all phones. 1056 00:44:15.753 --> 00:44:16.854 Sammi: You need to type in SSD. 1057 00:44:17.154 --> 00:44:18.489 Linus: Yeah, I'm on it, I'm on it! 1058 00:44:18.856 --> 00:44:19.857 Thanks coach. 1059 00:44:19.990 --> 00:44:20.691 Sammi: You're welcome. 1060 00:44:20.791 --> 00:44:25.496 Linus: What's this there for 3780 Ti? 365, 260. 1061 00:44:25.562 --> 00:44:27.464 Like, holy crap. 1062 00:44:27.531 --> 00:44:28.532 Sammi: What's wrong with it? 1063 00:44:28.532 --> 00:44:30.534 Linus: Well, that's what I'm trying to figure out man. 1064 00:44:30.834 --> 00:44:33.837 Okay, what's a 2080 Ti worth? 300 bucks. 1065 00:44:34.705 --> 00:44:39.176 Like 3070 is pretty damn close to a 2080 Ti if I recall correctly. 1066 00:44:39.243 --> 00:44:41.979 Yeah! Dude, I think we take it, I'm taking it. 1067 00:44:42.346 --> 00:44:44.214 If I click buy now, I'm good, right? 1068 00:44:44.214 --> 00:44:45.249 David: Yeah, it goes into the cart and then... 1069 00:44:45.249 --> 00:44:45.816 Linus: Then I got it? 1070 00:44:45.949 --> 00:44:46.417 David: Yeah. 1071 00:44:46.517 --> 00:44:47.818 Linus: Okay, I want this one. 1072 00:44:48.018 --> 00:44:49.153 David: Show me the cart? 1073 00:44:49.286 --> 00:44:50.721 Linus: ASUS Dual 3070. 1074 00:44:50.721 --> 00:44:51.155 David: Let me just- 1075 00:44:51.221 --> 00:44:54.024 Linus: The official Jawa store, it's like even off their official store. 1076 00:44:54.091 --> 00:44:55.659 David: Oh, that's perfect. 1077 00:44:55.726 --> 00:44:56.060 Linus: Okay. 1078 00:44:56.226 --> 00:44:59.630 Linus: I mean here, hold on, hold on; sanity check, sanity check, 3070. 1079 00:44:59.697 --> 00:45:01.365 Okay, what's a 3070 going for? 1080 00:45:02.232 --> 00:45:04.668 Like look, 350 CAD. 1081 00:45:04.668 --> 00:45:05.903 Okay hold on, what's that work out to? 1082 00:45:05.936 --> 00:45:07.638 Okay, hold on; maybe it's just an okay deal. 1083 00:45:07.705 --> 00:45:09.673 Oh wait, hold on; Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, 1084 00:45:09.740 --> 00:45:13.010 wait David, Wait David! 3070s are just cheap. 1085 00:45:13.143 --> 00:45:14.645 Sammi: But don't we get $100 off? 1086 00:45:14.945 --> 00:45:17.648 Linus: Yes, but we could use that $100 for anything. 1087 00:45:17.715 --> 00:45:18.115 Sammi: Oh, okay. 1088 00:45:18.282 --> 00:45:18.415 Linus: Okay hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. 1089 00:45:18.615 --> 00:45:21.051 Okay so 350; no, that's a good deal then. 1090 00:45:22.753 --> 00:45:24.555 Hold on, okay sort by price. 1091 00:45:25.255 --> 00:45:26.757 Hold on where's our cheapest? 1092 00:45:26.890 --> 00:45:27.825 Sammi: It's the 3050s. 1093 00:45:27.858 --> 00:45:30.260 Linus: Okay, so there just happens to be one that's the same price; 1094 00:45:30.260 --> 00:45:31.895 everything else is way more expensive. 1095 00:45:31.962 --> 00:45:32.396 Sammi: Yeah. 1096 00:45:33.263 --> 00:45:36.734 Sammy: What do you think Luke, Luke's gonna look like with his disguise? 1097 00:45:36.800 --> 00:45:41.105 Linus: Luke's basically gonna look like himself, but like going to the gay bar. 1098 00:45:41.171 --> 00:45:43.474 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. Linus: That's my expectation. 1099 00:45:44.007 --> 00:45:44.641 Sammy: Okay. 1100 00:45:44.942 --> 00:45:46.543 Linus: And there's nothing wrong with going there, 1101 00:45:46.543 --> 00:45:48.011 I just think that's what he's gonna look like. 1102 00:45:48.779 --> 00:45:49.880 Sammy: Do you know who his helper is? 1103 00:45:51.648 --> 00:45:53.317 Linus: Yeah, Luke's helper is Elijah. 1104 00:45:53.317 --> 00:45:54.685 Sammy: What do you think Eli is gonna look like? 1105 00:45:54.952 --> 00:45:58.422 Linus: Eli is gonna look like Eli, right? Or are they both disguised? 1106 00:45:58.589 --> 00:45:59.623 Sammy: Oh, I don't, I don't know; 1107 00:45:59.656 --> 00:46:03.861 I assume he's gonna be disguised because he's technically a on-camera personality. 1108 00:46:03.861 --> 00:46:04.995 Linus: Oh, I got no idea man. 1109 00:46:05.062 --> 00:46:05.462 Sammy: Yeah. 1110 00:46:05.529 --> 00:46:07.431 You know this one time, I was out with Eli. 1111 00:46:07.431 --> 00:46:08.632 He was wearing their ShortCircuit hoodie. 1112 00:46:08.699 --> 00:46:11.001 Someone turned to him and said, \"I like your hoodie\"; 1113 00:46:11.034 --> 00:46:12.703 and then he didn't recognize who he was though. 1114 00:46:13.337 --> 00:46:13.704 Linus: Nice. 1115 00:46:14.905 --> 00:46:16.240 I got some deals. 1116 00:46:16.406 --> 00:46:17.574 Sammy: Oooh, what kind of deals? 1117 00:46:17.608 --> 00:46:19.109 Linus: But I'm $80 over budget. 1118 00:46:19.176 --> 00:46:19.476 Sammy: Uh oh. 1119 00:46:19.510 --> 00:46:20.577 Sammy: *Laughs* 1120 00:46:20.577 --> 00:46:23.580 Linus: But, according to some quick searching, 1121 00:46:24.281 --> 00:46:29.520 my $780 has bought me about $1,165 worth of stuff. 1122 00:46:29.586 --> 00:46:30.087 Sammy: Oh! 1123 00:46:30.120 --> 00:46:32.823 Linus: So all I have to do, is flip some of it. 1124 00:46:32.856 --> 00:46:34.591 Sammy: Hahahaha. 1125 00:46:37.294 --> 00:46:37.761 Yvonne: Hi. 1126 00:46:37.761 --> 00:46:39.496 Linus: Hi there honey, give me a kiss. 1127 00:46:39.630 --> 00:46:41.165 Sammy: *Laughs* 1128 00:46:41.698 --> 00:46:42.533 Yvonne: That's so creepy. 1129 00:46:46.837 --> 00:46:49.273 I got 20 years to go before I see that again. 1130 00:46:49.339 --> 00:46:49.973 Linus: Yeah. 1131 00:46:50.841 --> 00:46:52.843 Also tomorrow and the next day. 1132 00:46:53.510 --> 00:46:54.745 Yvonne: Wait you have to wear that all day? 1133 00:46:55.012 --> 00:46:57.514 Linus: I mean, yeah that's Scrapyard Wars. 1134 00:46:57.714 --> 00:47:00.184 Remember I told you this is why the makeup so expensive? 1135 00:47:00.484 --> 00:47:02.586 Yvonne: Well I thought it was because you had top re-do it every day, 1136 00:47:02.753 --> 00:47:03.754 Yvonne: cause I have to go home... 1137 00:47:03.787 --> 00:47:05.789 Linus: Oh no, no, no, yeah no; you don't have to go home to it. 1138 00:47:05.823 --> 00:47:07.624 Yvonne: Hahahaha. 1139 00:47:07.724 --> 00:47:09.226 Linus: Here, come, come look. 1140 00:47:09.893 --> 00:47:10.861 Yvonne: Okay... 1141 00:47:13.297 --> 00:47:16.767 Linus: Well you know, you're looking at what you have look forward to. 1142 00:47:17.100 --> 00:47:17.935 How do I look? 1143 00:47:20.137 --> 00:47:22.773 Yvonne: Okay, don't do that. 1144 00:47:23.674 --> 00:47:25.976 Yvonne: Wow that's actually like very realistic. 1145 00:47:26.643 --> 00:47:27.411 Linus: Not bad, huh? 1146 00:47:27.845 --> 00:47:28.679 Yvonne: No it's pretty bad. 1147 00:47:28.712 --> 00:47:29.079 Yvonne: Haha. 1148 00:47:30.714 --> 00:47:33.083 David: Hahahahaha. 1149 00:47:33.250 --> 00:47:38.388 Linus: My goodness you young people, it's inspiring seeing y'all working so hard in here. 1150 00:47:38.455 --> 00:47:39.156 Mark: Whoa, you got a beard. 1151 00:47:39.189 --> 00:47:40.390 Linus: Hey, welcome back. 1152 00:47:40.691 --> 00:47:41.391 Jonathan: Thank you. 1153 00:47:41.458 --> 00:47:43.293 Linus: Haha cheers, *coughs*. 1154 00:47:43.560 --> 00:47:45.696 Linus: Excuse me, I haven't actually seen you since you got back. 1155 00:47:45.996 --> 00:47:47.264 Jonathan: I know *unintelligible* 1156 00:47:47.397 --> 00:47:48.165 Linus: Good to see you! 1157 00:47:49.099 --> 00:47:51.902 Are you too fragile to you know, shake a hand or whatever? 1158 00:47:52.035 --> 00:47:53.070 Jonathan: Oh nothing serious. 1159 00:47:53.203 --> 00:47:54.538 Okay well, I'm glad to hear that. 1160 00:47:54.705 --> 00:47:56.106 Heard you getting right back on the motorbike. 1161 00:47:56.807 --> 00:47:57.641 Jonathan: Oh, soon. 1162 00:47:57.674 --> 00:47:58.175 Linus: Yeah. 1163 00:47:59.610 --> 00:48:01.745 Linus: No one else is gonna tell you this, but good on you! 1164 00:48:02.813 --> 00:48:03.413 Jonathan: Hahahaha. 1165 00:48:03.413 --> 00:48:03.914 Jonathan: I know. 1166 00:48:04.414 --> 00:48:08.051 Linus: They'd tear my bike from my cold dead body too, so I get it. 1167 00:48:08.085 --> 00:48:10.888 Jonathan: Are you old enough to ride a bike- are you too old to ride a bike now? 1168 00:48:11.321 --> 00:48:15.158 Linus: Hey, look if they haven't taken my driver's license, they can't take my bike license! 1169 00:48:15.726 --> 00:48:16.693 Jonathan: Wow that's- 1170 00:48:16.793 --> 00:48:18.562 James: How long are you gonna do this voice for? 1171 00:48:19.329 --> 00:48:20.898 Linus: I don't know, we'll see. 1172 00:48:21.832 --> 00:48:25.969 James: The visual change is actually, people won't recognize you I think. 1173 00:48:26.036 --> 00:48:29.940 I think- I've seen the other team and they look very much like the other team. 1174 00:48:30.073 --> 00:48:33.844 Linus: Yeah, this is a pretty market change. 1175 00:48:33.844 --> 00:48:34.278 James: Yeah. 1176 00:48:35.012 --> 00:48:35.445 James: See you later. 1177 00:48:35.512 --> 00:48:37.047 Linus: See you later young ones! 1178 00:48:37.481 --> 00:48:39.883 Linus: Look at that, Colin's speechless! 1179 00:48:41.919 --> 00:48:42.519 Colin: ...Dad? 1180 00:48:42.552 --> 00:48:43.654 Everybody: *Laughs*","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"David: Scrapyard Wars, It's happening. 2 00:00:02.569 --> 00:00:03.703 Sammy: Hahahaha. 3 00:00:03.737 --> 00:00:11.678 David: Luke's gonna be put in full makeup by Tray, it's going to be a biker thing. 4 00:00:11.711 --> 00:00:16.516 We're going for two different vibes; Luke will be biker, Linus is gonna be old person. 5 00:00:17.984 --> 00:00:20.820 Socks and sandals kind of jammed him into the old person category. 6 00:00:20.820 --> 00:00:22.222 Luke: That kind of makes sense, actually. David: Yeah. 7 00:00:22.288 --> 00:00:22.722 Luke: Yeah. 8 00:00:22.889 --> 00:00:26.393 David: It's, there's not too much to explain other than- 9 00:00:26.493 --> 00:00:31.264 I mean, Tray do you want to give a brief overview of what there is? Sorry, I'm putting you on the spot. 10 00:00:31.264 --> 00:00:33.666 Tray: Oh, nah I just want to hide actually. 11 00:00:33.666 --> 00:00:40.473 Umm, yeah we're gonna disguise him as much as we can, and because he's got a beard already 12 00:00:40.540 --> 00:00:46.212 it does prove to be some challenges there; because it's hard to apply more on top of that. 13 00:00:46.212 --> 00:00:50.116 So I'm just gonna try to work around your existing beard, and maybe make it a little longer 14 00:00:50.150 --> 00:00:53.520 and then throw in some tattoos, and maybe some aging creases as well. 15 00:00:53.520 --> 00:00:53.887 Luke: Sweet. 16 00:00:53.920 --> 00:00:54.721 Tray: Yeah, see how it goes. 17 00:00:55.088 --> 00:00:58.458 Luke: Yeah, and I didn't know there was gonna be makeup involved in this until, 18 00:00:58.658 --> 00:01:00.693 I think you sent me the itinerary. 19 00:01:00.727 --> 00:01:04.564 Luke: I was like, oh \"four hours of makeup\"; I was like, what the heck is going on? 20 00:01:04.564 --> 00:01:09.235 David: Yeah, it was a debate for a long time like how much to reveal to you but, 21 00:01:09.235 --> 00:01:15.675 because it was Linus's choice to do the makeup, it didn't seem fair to like totally keep you in the dark. 22 00:01:15.675 --> 00:01:17.710 Luke: Oh yeah I'm not too worried, it was just surprising. David: Yeah, yeah. 23 00:01:17.744 --> 00:01:20.613 Luke: I mean I didn't know how it was going to be done, I had an assumption but- 24 00:01:20.647 --> 00:01:21.815 David: So that's, yeah this area. 25 00:01:21.981 --> 00:01:23.383 Let's keep going! 26 00:01:23.416 --> 00:01:24.484 Sammy: *Laughs* 27 00:01:24.551 --> 00:01:28.154 David: This is just part of the stuff; the supplies we got from Amazing Ape. 28 00:01:28.621 --> 00:01:33.960 They did all the prosthetics and they did it pretty quick, pretty damn quick! 29 00:01:34.027 --> 00:01:37.363 As well as a generic style because we didn't have time to do like testing; 30 00:01:37.397 --> 00:01:41.768 because Luke and Linus were in Taiwan, and so we have all kinds of, thats- 31 00:01:43.303 --> 00:01:45.672 Luke: Oh man, wow! 32 00:01:45.672 --> 00:01:50.276 David: It's amazing when we got the box yesterday just looking at it, got the tattoos. 33 00:01:50.977 --> 00:01:53.079 I'm hoping they put a tramp stamp on Luke, but uh 34 00:01:53.079 --> 00:01:55.215 David: that's okay, I'm going to leave that up to their discretion. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 35 00:01:55.281 --> 00:01:55.915 Luke: Whatever works. 36 00:01:56.583 --> 00:01:57.784 David: You have to wear a crop top the whole time. 37 00:01:57.851 --> 00:01:58.551 Luke: Hahaha! 38 00:01:59.319 --> 00:02:03.957 David: This is makeup station number two, we have the CEO chair up on a little pedestal 39 00:02:04.057 --> 00:02:06.226 so that it's a little more comfortable to work on. 40 00:02:06.259 --> 00:02:07.193 This will be Linus's station. 41 00:02:08.628 --> 00:02:10.430 As you know, he's gonna be the old person 42 00:02:11.931 --> 00:02:12.465 Makeup. 43 00:02:12.932 --> 00:02:13.967 David: Hahahaha. 44 00:02:14.000 --> 00:02:18.104 Luke: So this is like, looser skin, that they can look older; is that, is that right? 45 00:02:18.171 --> 00:02:19.038 Tray: Yeah. 46 00:02:19.072 --> 00:02:20.039 Tray: Yeah, yeah. Luke: Yeah wow! 47 00:02:20.039 --> 00:02:23.409 Tray: So they're just little like fat sacks, eye bags, wrinkles; 48 00:02:23.543 --> 00:02:25.645 you know, just to age you guys up a little bit. 49 00:02:25.645 --> 00:02:27.347 David: That’s what I was called in highschool! 50 00:02:28.615 --> 00:02:29.849 Tom: Is that when we both work out? 51 00:02:31.951 --> 00:02:31.985 David: So that, you have an airbrush. 52 00:02:31.985 --> 00:02:33.319 David: So that, you have an airbrush. 53 00:02:33.353 --> 00:02:34.053 Tom: I do have an airbrush. 54 00:02:34.053 --> 00:02:35.722 David: That's exciting, that's for blending I'm guessing? 55 00:02:35.788 --> 00:02:38.324 Tom: Yeah, it's uh, skin's not one color so- 56 00:02:38.591 --> 00:02:41.895 Especially this kind of airbrush you can set so that it kind of spatters and stuff, 57 00:02:41.895 --> 00:02:42.428 David: Oh cool. 58 00:02:42.529 --> 00:02:44.664 Tom: And so you kind of like speckle the person, that's supposed to like 59 00:02:44.697 --> 00:02:46.332 paint them in one kind of foundation... 60 00:02:46.366 --> 00:02:47.667 David: Cause I guess that's like the big challenge, 61 00:02:47.667 --> 00:02:49.969 just kind of like blending in those pieces to make it look natural? 62 00:02:49.969 --> 00:02:52.005 Tom: Mhm, especially because they're generic so it's, it's gonna be- 63 00:02:52.005 --> 00:02:53.139 There's gonna be a little bit of adjustment. 64 00:02:53.173 --> 00:02:54.107 David: They're not generic, they're special. 65 00:02:54.140 --> 00:02:55.775 Tom: Oh they're spec- aww they're special pieces. 66 00:02:55.842 --> 00:02:58.178 They're going to be special, because we're going to put the love in them, y'know? 67 00:03:00.079 --> 00:03:00.647 Tom: Yeah. 68 00:03:02.048 --> 00:03:03.750 Sammy: How are you guys feeling about this so far? 69 00:03:04.484 --> 00:03:08.321 Luke: I mean, I don't know if I want to say this in front of Linus or not, but 70 00:03:08.955 --> 00:03:13.159 since the last Scrapyard Wars, I've done a grand total of zero hardware reviewing so, 71 00:03:13.226 --> 00:03:15.094 Sammy and David: *Laughs* 72 00:03:15.128 --> 00:03:21.201 Luke: I'm like, I'm kind of in the position where like if I win, He should probably feel pretty bad; 73 00:03:21.301 --> 00:03:23.670 and if I lose like, I'm gonna be all right with it. 74 00:03:23.703 --> 00:03:24.237 David: So I had- 75 00:03:24.237 --> 00:03:24.904 Luke: I'll try my best. 76 00:03:24.904 --> 00:03:28.808 David: I had kind of considered that, and that's why you have a more technical teammate. 77 00:03:28.841 --> 00:03:30.743 Luke: Oooh! David: Who is very up-to-date on the hardware. 78 00:03:30.910 --> 00:03:33.479 Luke: Okay, that's actually- David: It's a little help, whereas Linus's teammate 79 00:03:33.980 --> 00:03:36.583 is less of a technical person, more of a- 80 00:03:36.950 --> 00:03:39.986 I think there'll be more of a boon for the setup part of it. 81 00:03:40.019 --> 00:03:40.486 Luke: right. 82 00:03:40.587 --> 00:03:41.454 David: Alright, so- 83 00:03:41.521 --> 00:03:44.290 Luke: Cool okay, that's, that's good actually. 84 00:03:44.357 --> 00:03:46.626 Cause like I can, I can- 85 00:03:46.626 --> 00:03:48.861 I'm quite adept at being cheap; 86 00:03:49.495 --> 00:03:54.100 but outside of that I'm not up to speed on hardware, and especially when you have to buy used; 87 00:03:54.100 --> 00:03:55.602 you kind of need to know what you're doing. 88 00:03:56.803 --> 00:03:58.871 But, I mean I'll figure it out, it'll be all right. 89 00:03:59.572 --> 00:04:00.506 Sammy: Calling Linus. 90 00:04:00.640 --> 00:04:02.542 David: Calling Linus. 91 00:04:02.642 --> 00:04:05.044 He's not gonna pick up, he's fast asleep. 92 00:04:08.281 --> 00:04:08.815 Sammy: Oh. 93 00:04:09.482 --> 00:04:10.483 David: Hi Linus. 94 00:04:11.384 --> 00:04:12.118 Sammy: Tell him he's on speaker. 95 00:04:12.252 --> 00:04:16.322 David: Hello? You're on speaker by the way, and there's social media people filming me. 96 00:04:16.689 --> 00:04:17.924 Linus: I'll be there asap. 97 00:04:17.924 --> 00:04:20.059 David: Okay, sounds good, see you soon! 98 00:04:21.828 --> 00:04:22.462 Sammy: What did he say? 99 00:04:23.162 --> 00:04:24.764 David: Oop! I hung up on him. 100 00:04:24.897 --> 00:04:26.266 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 101 00:04:26.766 --> 00:04:27.433 Sammy: Are you excited Luke? 102 00:04:28.101 --> 00:04:30.637 Luke: Yeah I mean it's been, I don't even know how many years, 103 00:04:30.703 --> 00:04:33.339 but it's been a lot of years since the last Scrapyard Wars. 104 00:04:33.406 --> 00:04:36.242 And the last Scrapyard Wars' premise was a little weird. 105 00:04:37.377 --> 00:04:40.280 Like who can be better at the games, or whatever it was? 106 00:04:40.513 --> 00:04:45.718 So I'm happy to get back to more of the roots of Scrapyard Wars, as far as I can tell. 107 00:04:45.718 --> 00:04:48.755 I don't actually know all the like rules or even what's happening. 108 00:04:48.755 --> 00:04:53.359 At this point in time I am aware that we're doing like, up to four hours of makeup. 109 00:04:54.460 --> 00:04:56.095 So that's interesting. 110 00:04:56.162 --> 00:05:01.234 I've been informed that, the makeup is because if someone recognizes us we just can't do the deal. 111 00:05:01.501 --> 00:05:03.069 Sammy: Oh. Luke: So yeah. 112 00:05:03.202 --> 00:05:05.305 So I hope the makeup is actually pretty good, but 113 00:05:05.471 --> 00:05:08.608 that is much more of a threat to Linus than it is to me, 114 00:05:10.109 --> 00:05:15.548 because I think makeup or not, I think there's a much lower chance of anyone's gonna recognize me, 115 00:05:16.249 --> 00:05:16.849 obviously. 116 00:05:16.983 --> 00:05:18.651 I do have two pretty major downsides; 117 00:05:18.718 --> 00:05:23.790 one of them, I'm sick right now and the other one is you know, since the last Scrapyard Wars 118 00:05:23.790 --> 00:05:27.927 I have done zero days of hardware reviewing so, 119 00:05:27.927 --> 00:05:29.862 Linus has been doing it the whole time. 120 00:05:32.031 --> 00:05:36.402 That'll be interesting, I think the main thing I'm gonna have to lean on is just the fact that I'm cheap. 121 00:05:36.536 --> 00:05:42.141 We filmed a video not that long ago, where we were supposed to guess the 122 00:05:42.175 --> 00:05:49.382 price that systems were listed at, that were like used or pre-built systems online; and I actually won that. 123 00:05:49.382 --> 00:05:53.086 I don't buy my own computers, because I have this like insane deal with Linus where 124 00:05:53.086 --> 00:05:57.757 back before the company started, we were both working for another company called NCIX, 125 00:05:57.757 --> 00:06:03.096 and through some contract junk I was being paid less than minimum wage. 126 00:06:03.096 --> 00:06:05.431 So I wanted to quit and go somewhere else, he wanted me to stay. 127 00:06:05.431 --> 00:06:09.635 So he made this agreement with me that as long as I ever work for him, 128 00:06:09.635 --> 00:06:11.537 or with him I think he specifically said; 129 00:06:12.805 --> 00:06:16.109 That's gonna be important, considering Terren's my boss now, but 130 00:06:16.109 --> 00:06:20.380 as long as I work with him, he'll make sure that I always have a good computer; 131 00:06:20.380 --> 00:06:22.782 and I've just been milking that for a super long time. 132 00:06:22.782 --> 00:06:26.853 So I haven't bought a personal computer part in like 13 years or something, 133 00:06:27.587 --> 00:06:31.691 other than for Scrapyard Wars, so I don't know. 134 00:06:31.691 --> 00:06:33.593 I tend to do pretty okay in Scrapyard Wars though. 135 00:06:33.593 --> 00:06:39.132 I think I actually have more wins than Linus does, I'm not sure. 136 00:06:39.132 --> 00:06:42.335 There's some times that we've been on the same team as well, I actually really like those 137 00:06:42.335 --> 00:06:47.707 but, they're hard to, they're hard to plan. 138 00:06:47.707 --> 00:06:50.276 A lot of Scrapyard Wars at this point time is kind of hard to plan; 139 00:06:50.276 --> 00:06:52.979 because you don't want to release the exact same season all the time, 140 00:06:53.980 --> 00:06:56.816 and there's a lot of complications with it, takes a lot of time to shoot, etc. 141 00:06:56.816 --> 00:06:59.152 This is the first one you're gonna be a part of. 142 00:06:59.185 --> 00:07:00.019 Sammy: Yeah the very first one, yeah. 143 00:07:00.019 --> 00:07:02.789 I didn't know how big this was like until I kind of asked around. 144 00:07:02.822 --> 00:07:08.728 I was like, damn this is like a big part of our channel; so I should definitely get to it. 145 00:07:08.728 --> 00:07:09.529 Luke: Yeah. Sammy: Hahahaha. 146 00:07:11.831 --> 00:07:15.101 Luke: I pitched Scrapyard Wars back when we worked out of the house. 147 00:07:15.201 --> 00:07:15.668 Sammy: Oh. 148 00:07:15.701 --> 00:07:20.773 Luke: So the first Scrapyard Wars season that we ever filmed was like my brainchild, and it came from, 149 00:07:21.841 --> 00:07:24.877 I definitely didn't steal the name from this at all; 150 00:07:24.877 --> 00:07:29.148 but it came from a completely unrelated TV show called Junkyard Wars. 151 00:07:29.215 --> 00:07:29.715 Sammy: Oh. 152 00:07:29.816 --> 00:07:34.353 Luke: Which is where they would actually go to actual junkyards and try to build cars or something? 153 00:07:34.420 --> 00:07:37.056 I don't remember exactly what it was but, 154 00:07:38.458 --> 00:07:42.028 I, honestly the idea is very lightly lifted from there. 155 00:07:42.028 --> 00:07:47.033 The only, the only Idea that really came from there was that 156 00:07:47.033 --> 00:07:51.537 we would be trying to build things out of things that had already been used, so used parts; 157 00:07:51.671 --> 00:07:55.508 and we would be competing to see who can build the best one. 158 00:07:56.075 --> 00:08:00.480 But yeah, in regards to strategies and stuff, not really. 159 00:08:00.480 --> 00:08:02.148 I'm just gonna try to be cheap. 160 00:08:03.282 --> 00:08:07.286 Luke: I don't know what benchmarks are involved, I don't know what requirements are involved, 161 00:08:07.286 --> 00:08:10.857 I know very little at this stage so, if it's not a hard requirement, 162 00:08:10.857 --> 00:08:14.894 if it's not a hard requirement that we have things like a case, 163 00:08:15.161 --> 00:08:18.331 I'm just not going to buy them, at all! 164 00:08:18.397 --> 00:08:19.098 Sammy: *Laughs* 165 00:08:19.131 --> 00:08:21.934 Luke: I've done this before, so this shouldn't be surprising to anyone; 166 00:08:22.001 --> 00:08:25.338 but if they don't put in the rules, that we need something like a case, 167 00:08:25.338 --> 00:08:29.141 I'm gonna keep that budget for something else, and I'll just lay the parts out; I don't care. 168 00:08:29.141 --> 00:08:30.409 Sammy: Hahahaha. 169 00:08:30.476 --> 00:08:32.678 Luke: There's one time I built it onto like a wooden board. 170 00:08:32.845 --> 00:08:34.013 Sammy: Hahahaha! 171 00:08:34.046 --> 00:08:37.416 Luke: It doesn't matter, I will play within the rules, okay? 172 00:08:37.583 --> 00:08:38.618 Sammy: That's how you win you know? 173 00:08:38.784 --> 00:08:39.318 Luke: Yeah! 174 00:08:39.352 --> 00:08:39.919 Sammy: Game’s the game. 175 00:08:39.952 --> 00:08:43.222 Luke: I don't know, you got to do what you got to do, and like there's certain things like 176 00:08:43.756 --> 00:08:48.661 If there isn't a benchmark for the storage, I can get crappy storage; 177 00:08:48.961 --> 00:08:51.564 because like, it's part of the game right? 178 00:08:52.064 --> 00:08:54.700 I kind of hope there is things like a benchmark for storage; 179 00:08:55.535 --> 00:08:58.371 but I didn't have anything to do with planning the game, so it is what it is. 180 00:08:58.571 --> 00:09:02.475 If, if the applications that we have to benchmark on are just games, 181 00:09:02.742 --> 00:09:09.815 my system is probably gonna be very GPU heavy; because CPUs have been like sort of fine for a long time. 182 00:09:09.882 --> 00:09:12.285 You know? Things will get more interesting if there's a storage benchmark, 183 00:09:12.285 --> 00:09:19.025 things will get more interesting if there's a, more like CPU bound Benchmarks involved so 184 00:09:19.058 --> 00:09:22.528 it'll change pretty significantly once we learn the rules and the benchmarks involved. 185 00:09:22.595 --> 00:09:24.330 Sammy: You don’t know who your partner is, right? 186 00:09:24.363 --> 00:09:25.064 Luke: No. 187 00:09:25.298 --> 00:09:25.965 Sammy: Okay, cool. 188 00:09:26.332 --> 00:09:27.500 Sammy: I don't want to spoil that. 189 00:09:28.000 --> 00:09:28.434 Luke: Yeah. 190 00:09:28.434 --> 00:09:30.002 Sammy: I think, I think I know who it is but I don't wanna- 191 00:09:30.002 --> 00:09:32.805 Luke: I only learned like 20 minutes ago that I even have a partner. 192 00:09:33.039 --> 00:09:34.206 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 193 00:09:34.340 --> 00:09:36.809 Luke: Like I don't know what's going on at all, I've been kept in the dark. 194 00:09:36.876 --> 00:09:41.147 I think the partner idea is cool, because I heard that a big part of the reason for it 195 00:09:41.147 --> 00:09:43.849 is so that they try to pick up things outside of hours; 196 00:09:43.849 --> 00:09:51.924 which a big problem with Scrapyard Wars forever, has been that we we don't work outside of hours, so, umm... 197 00:09:52.391 --> 00:09:54.460 Sammy: Yeah, that's when like everyone has time to like- 198 00:09:54.493 --> 00:09:57.997 Luke: Yeah, that's when everyone wants to do pick up and drop-offs so, 199 00:09:58.264 --> 00:10:00.800 sometimes you can arrange to do it at like their work or something like that; 200 00:10:00.800 --> 00:10:05.738 but, usually it's a, it's a pretty big issue that we can only pick up things during hours, 201 00:10:05.738 --> 00:10:07.974 and we have to do this in like a two or three day period. 202 00:10:08.007 --> 00:10:11.611 Linus: I'm off to the worst start for this, great. Sammy: Good morning! 203 00:10:11.777 --> 00:10:13.312 Luke: Well, they paused me so- 204 00:10:13.813 --> 00:10:14.413 Linus: Gotem. 205 00:10:14.447 --> 00:10:15.648 Luke: I wanted to just go. 206 00:10:16.515 --> 00:10:17.717 Linus: I would have accepted that. 207 00:10:17.783 --> 00:10:18.851 Luke: I know you would. 208 00:10:20.886 --> 00:10:21.854 Sammy: Bye Linus! 209 00:10:22.088 --> 00:10:22.688 Linus: Bye. 210 00:10:22.688 --> 00:10:24.090 Linus: I don't think theres time for that. 211 00:10:24.156 --> 00:10:25.391 David: Okay, it's on the prompter. 212 00:10:25.424 --> 00:10:28.628 Basically we're gonna be outside, you're gonna have the cash in hand and you're going to be like 213 00:10:28.628 --> 00:10:29.595 welcome to Scrapyard Wars. 214 00:10:30.329 --> 00:10:34.133 Where we build a computer on a fixed budget, Including $100 from our sponsor Jawa. 215 00:10:35.267 --> 00:10:38.604 And then there's a little bit more details but I'll be like, go! 216 00:10:38.738 --> 00:10:40.873 You guys are gonna get in your cars and you're gonna go as if you're buying stuff, 217 00:10:40.873 --> 00:10:42.842 but then you're just gonna loop around in the parking lot and come back. 218 00:10:43.042 --> 00:10:43.576 Linus: Okay. 219 00:10:44.010 --> 00:10:47.079 David: And then, and then you're gonna like run in and be like, okay the first stop's a little unusual. 220 00:10:47.213 --> 00:10:48.180 Linus: Okay, perfect. 221 00:10:48.614 --> 00:10:50.583 David: It's all in the prompter, so you'll be able to do it that way. 222 00:10:50.583 --> 00:10:51.117 Linus: Sounds good. 223 00:10:51.183 --> 00:10:51.917 Andrew: Mhm. 224 00:10:52.084 --> 00:10:52.785 Linus: Never better. 225 00:10:53.019 --> 00:10:54.820 David: Hell yeah, this is- 226 00:10:54.887 --> 00:10:56.756 You're doing Linus's right? The aging one? 227 00:10:56.756 --> 00:10:57.189 Linus: Hi! 228 00:10:57.223 --> 00:10:57.757 Tom: Hello. 229 00:10:57.790 --> 00:10:58.858 David: This Linus, this is Tom. 230 00:10:58.924 --> 00:11:00.059 Linus: Let's do one of these, let's meet up. 231 00:11:00.159 --> 00:11:01.360 David: He's going to be touching your face all day. 232 00:11:01.394 --> 00:11:03.696 David: Hahahahaha. Tom: Might as well, it's a *unintelligible* thing. 233 00:11:04.263 --> 00:11:05.097 Tom: when you put it like that. 234 00:11:05.131 --> 00:11:06.065 David: The most uncomfortable way to- 235 00:11:06.932 --> 00:11:07.800 Linus: Never better. 236 00:11:08.100 --> 00:11:10.269 David: ...getting makeup chair, right away 237 00:11:10.469 --> 00:11:13.305 you're going to start buying stuff, but we want to do the Jawa stuff first, 238 00:11:13.406 --> 00:11:15.608 so that we can get the stuff tomorrow. 239 00:11:15.708 --> 00:11:16.142 Linus: Okay. 240 00:11:17.076 --> 00:11:18.010 Sammy: How you feeling Linus? 241 00:11:18.210 --> 00:11:18.911 Linus: Never better. 242 00:11:18.978 --> 00:11:19.812 Sammy: Hahahaha. 243 00:11:19.879 --> 00:11:22.381 It was, it was 8 A.M. call, now it's 9:20 . 244 00:11:22.448 --> 00:11:22.882 Linus: Alright. 245 00:11:23.049 --> 00:11:23.916 David: Leave him alone! 246 00:11:23.949 --> 00:11:25.017 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 247 00:11:25.084 --> 00:11:29.088 That's okay, yeah, you just came back from Taiwan like yesterday right? 248 00:11:29.121 --> 00:11:29.689 Linus: I did. 249 00:11:29.755 --> 00:11:30.690 Sammy: *Laughs* 250 00:11:30.690 --> 00:11:32.058 David: And merch shoot yesterday, right? 251 00:11:32.058 --> 00:11:32.391 Sammy: Yeah. 252 00:11:32.825 --> 00:11:37.596 Linus: Yeah yesterday, they asked me to come in in the morning to do merch meeting for a couple of hours. 253 00:11:37.596 --> 00:11:45.471 And I, all day people kept asking me to do stuff, and I kept feeling like Dante in Clerks; 254 00:11:45.471 --> 00:11:48.574 Like I'm not even supposed to be here today, and I didn't- 255 00:11:48.607 --> 00:11:49.241 David: That's a deep cut. 256 00:11:49.275 --> 00:11:53.612 Linus: I didn't finish the day until, almost six I think 257 00:11:55.681 --> 00:11:56.348 Sammy: My God. 258 00:11:56.348 --> 00:11:57.483 David: You seem pretty pooped yesterday. 259 00:11:57.516 --> 00:11:58.517 Linus: Ah, no I did my best. 260 00:11:58.584 --> 00:11:59.218 David: Um, okay so- 261 00:12:00.152 --> 00:12:01.020 Give me money first. 262 00:12:01.020 --> 00:12:01.854 Linus: Oh, yes. 263 00:12:01.887 --> 00:12:02.922 Sammy: Givehahahahaha. 264 00:12:03.155 --> 00:12:06.392 David: The laptops are 100% ready to go, the phones would need setting up. 265 00:12:06.425 --> 00:12:08.828 Linus: Do they have Facebook accounts on them already? 266 00:12:08.861 --> 00:12:11.263 David: No, you'll have to sign in yours. I'm gonna change yours for you, 267 00:12:11.297 --> 00:12:11.797 Linus: Oh, okay. 268 00:12:11.797 --> 00:12:12.865 David: but I need you to sign in. 269 00:12:12.932 --> 00:12:14.834 Sammy: Do you have any strategies going forward with this? 270 00:12:14.934 --> 00:12:17.636 Linus: Honestly I have given it zero thought. 271 00:12:17.670 --> 00:12:19.038 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 272 00:12:19.071 --> 00:12:19.672 Sammy: Just winging it? 273 00:12:19.739 --> 00:12:21.774 Linus: That, that's in order to be fair though. 274 00:12:21.807 --> 00:12:22.274 Sammy: Yeah. 275 00:12:22.274 --> 00:12:25.778 Linus: Because Luke didn't even know the theme until this morning so, 276 00:12:26.979 --> 00:12:29.115 so I don't want to think about it until it's time. 277 00:12:30.082 --> 00:12:35.454 Linus: Welcome to Scrapyard Wars! Where Luke and I compete to build the best computer on a fixed budget. 278 00:12:35.454 --> 00:12:40.526 This year we get to play with a huge $800. 279 00:12:40.526 --> 00:12:41.894 Wow, that's a lot! 280 00:12:41.894 --> 00:12:44.730 including a hundred dollars to spend on what- Phone: *Notification tone* 281 00:12:45.431 --> 00:12:46.198 David: No! 282 00:12:46.265 --> 00:12:46.932 That was great though! 283 00:12:46.999 --> 00:12:48.033 Andrew: Yeah that was great, yeah. 284 00:12:48.067 --> 00:12:48.567 Linus: Swear to God... 285 00:12:48.667 --> 00:12:49.702 David: *Mimics the tone* 286 00:12:50.970 --> 00:12:52.438 Andrew: Nothing's more important right now, okay. 287 00:12:52.471 --> 00:12:54.173 Linus: Nobody talk to me right now. 288 00:12:54.240 --> 00:12:56.208 sorry, that prompter is going a little slow too. 289 00:12:56.275 --> 00:13:01.781 Linus: Welcome to Scrapyard Wars! Where Luke and I compete to build the best computer on a fixed budget, 290 00:13:01.847 --> 00:13:08.354 and this year It's gonna be interesting; because we get to play with an enormous $800! 291 00:13:08.354 --> 00:13:13.726 Including a hundred bucks to spend on whatever we want from our sponsor Jawa. 292 00:13:13.726 --> 00:13:17.596 At the end of the week our setups will be put through the ultimate gauntlet, 293 00:13:17.663 --> 00:13:21.233 to find out who wins Scrapyard Wars! 294 00:13:21.834 --> 00:13:23.669 Luke: Yeaaah! David: Go! Go! 295 00:13:23.669 --> 00:13:24.103 Linus: Go? 296 00:13:24.136 --> 00:13:25.104 David: Gooo! 297 00:13:26.071 --> 00:13:27.006 Linus: With all the money? 298 00:13:27.606 --> 00:13:28.073 Linus: Here! 299 00:13:31.977 --> 00:13:33.445 Luke: That's only 150 bucks! 300 00:13:33.646 --> 00:13:35.714 David: Oh I think more's over, behind you. 301 00:13:35.948 --> 00:13:36.749 Luke: Oh! My goodness. 302 00:13:36.782 --> 00:13:38.384 Sammy: *Laughs* 303 00:13:49.128 --> 00:13:50.229 Luke: 9... 10. 304 00:13:51.230 --> 00:13:52.198 I'll take this deal. 305 00:13:52.364 --> 00:13:54.800 David and Luke: Hahahahaha. 306 00:13:56.368 --> 00:13:57.069 Andrew: Awesome. 307 00:13:57.136 --> 00:13:58.838 Andrew: Okay, I'm going to cut. 308 00:13:59.071 --> 00:14:00.472 Glenn: Okay, cutting 309 00:14:00.573 --> 00:14:01.807 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 310 00:14:01.841 --> 00:14:05.711 David: So there is a bit probably in the car we should do, but we can do that kind of last. 311 00:14:05.811 --> 00:14:06.378 Andrew: Yeah. 312 00:14:06.478 --> 00:14:08.147 David: So now the next one is they're coming out of the car, 313 00:14:08.214 --> 00:14:11.016 and you guys are both getting into your car, running into the building. 314 00:14:11.417 --> 00:14:13.552 That was awesome, like, 315 00:14:15.454 --> 00:14:16.689 Linus: Can you come a little closer? 316 00:14:18.290 --> 00:14:19.692 Sorry, where are we supposed to go? 317 00:14:19.892 --> 00:14:20.593 David: Back here. 318 00:14:20.659 --> 00:14:20.993 Linus: Oh. 319 00:14:21.026 --> 00:14:21.660 David: This is the first stop. 320 00:14:21.694 --> 00:14:22.228 Linus: Okay. 321 00:14:22.695 --> 00:14:24.029 David: Hahahaha. 322 00:14:25.898 --> 00:14:28.734 Linus: I have no idea how much of the budget I gave to Luke. 323 00:14:29.034 --> 00:14:29.902 David: Too much! 324 00:14:29.902 --> 00:14:30.636 Sammy: Too much, yeah. 325 00:14:33.606 --> 00:14:35.774 Luke: I feel like I should be able to keep it. 326 00:14:36.041 --> 00:14:38.577 David: Hahaha, that's the rules! Luke: It's mine! my precious! 327 00:14:39.812 --> 00:14:40.613 David: Alright, cool. 328 00:14:42.915 --> 00:14:44.984 Linus: Kept a casual 300 dollars. 329 00:14:45.184 --> 00:14:47.987 Luke: Wait, is there some missing then? 330 00:14:48.721 --> 00:14:49.488 Linus: I don't know. 331 00:14:50.689 --> 00:14:54.426 David: You should each have $700, and a $100, Linus you should have an extra $50. 332 00:14:54.426 --> 00:14:55.594 Luke: Oh, $700, and a $100? 333 00:14:55.628 --> 00:14:57.930 David: Yeah, so the $100 will be on Jawa, so it's like online. 334 00:14:57.963 --> 00:14:58.864 Luke: Ooh, so I think- 335 00:14:58.931 --> 00:14:59.698 Linus: Alright, cool. 336 00:14:59.932 --> 00:15:00.866 Luke: I dunno, I think that works. 337 00:15:01.033 --> 00:15:02.067 Sammy: How you feeling David? 338 00:15:02.201 --> 00:15:03.802 David: I'm feeling so good. 339 00:15:03.802 --> 00:15:06.005 We shot the intro, it's better than I imagined; 340 00:15:06.005 --> 00:15:09.842 we're into it, now It's just the long process of getting the makeup put on the faces. 341 00:15:09.842 --> 00:15:13.245 David: You will not be able to change it for 60 days, so enjoy being Duke Morrow. 342 00:15:13.279 --> 00:15:14.914 David: Hahahahahaha. Luke: That is what it is, yeah. 343 00:15:14.914 --> 00:15:19.251 Luke: My family chat's gonna be really confused, I didn't tell any of them. David: Hahahahaha! 344 00:15:19.585 --> 00:15:21.987 Luke: I'm gonna have this picture of this bike, Tray: Okay, you can open now 345 00:15:21.987 --> 00:15:24.323 Luke: and then show up in an old Acura. 346 00:15:24.490 --> 00:15:25.958 Tray and David: *Laughs* 347 00:15:26.025 --> 00:15:28.861 David: Yeah, you gotta pick, pick what bike does Duke Morrow ride? 348 00:15:29.161 --> 00:15:30.095 I like that one. 349 00:15:30.162 --> 00:15:30.596 David: Okay. 350 00:15:31.030 --> 00:15:33.799 David: I like the white background, I feel like that's even more boomer-y, 351 00:15:33.899 --> 00:15:34.433 Luke: Mhmm. 352 00:15:34.500 --> 00:15:38.804 Luke: Hold on, you should like set a profile picture of just like a flaming skull, 353 00:15:38.938 --> 00:15:39.371 David: Okay. 354 00:15:39.438 --> 00:15:43.042 Luke: and then update it with the bike, so that the history has like- 355 00:15:43.108 --> 00:15:43.475 David: Yeah. 356 00:15:43.509 --> 00:15:45.277 David: We have this, but it's pretty bad. 357 00:15:47.246 --> 00:15:49.415 Tray: You can put it on for funsies right nooow. 358 00:15:49.748 --> 00:15:51.717 Tray: Oh my God, there's actually a braid in it. 359 00:15:52.151 --> 00:15:55.220 David: Wow, so pretty. Tray: You know what? It's so shimmery like my cape. 360 00:15:55.387 --> 00:15:57.456 David: It's like actually gold, it's not blonde. 361 00:15:57.623 --> 00:15:58.958 David: What's the opposite of human hair? 362 00:15:58.991 --> 00:16:01.660 Tray: That's definetely too, too suspicious. 363 00:16:01.927 --> 00:16:03.195 Luke: I'll just get a hat. 364 00:16:03.495 --> 00:16:05.898 I'm a little worried about the voice though, I think I’m, 365 00:16:05.965 --> 00:16:09.435 I'm actually so bad at it that I think it'll be an immediate giveaway. 366 00:16:10.035 --> 00:16:12.604 Luke: And then like if I, if I forget and then break character? 367 00:16:12.638 --> 00:16:14.807 Tray, Yeah, yeah, hahahahaha. 368 00:16:14.873 --> 00:16:17.977 Luke: I am planning like ways of talking though, 369 00:16:18.410 --> 00:16:21.080 so like instead of saying \"nephew\", I would be like \"my brother's kid\". 370 00:16:21.146 --> 00:16:22.715 David: Meet your teammate! 371 00:16:23.515 --> 00:16:24.149 David: Where is he? 372 00:16:25.217 --> 00:16:26.051 Luke: What's up brother? 373 00:16:26.952 --> 00:16:27.386 Elijah: How you doing? 374 00:16:27.386 --> 00:16:28.187 Luke: The name's Duke Morrow. 375 00:16:28.220 --> 00:16:30.222 Elijah: Hahahaha, Duke? 376 00:16:30.289 --> 00:16:32.825 Elijah: It's not unique enough, they're just gonna go \"are you sure it's not Luke?\". 377 00:16:33.625 --> 00:16:34.026 David: No, I like it. 378 00:16:34.026 --> 00:16:35.494 Luke: Nah, I'm pretty sure it's Duke brother. 379 00:16:35.494 --> 00:16:37.229 Elijah: Hahahahaha! 380 00:16:37.229 --> 00:16:39.064 Elijah: Oh My gosh, I didn't even like notice the nose yet. 381 00:16:39.231 --> 00:16:39.665 David: Yeah. 382 00:16:39.698 --> 00:16:40.366 Elijah: This is crazy! 383 00:16:40.366 --> 00:16:42.368 Luke: I'm gonna wear a hat too, to hide the hair. Elijah: Nice. 384 00:16:42.434 --> 00:16:45.738 Luke: Gonna be adding some some beard stuff, once we're done with the makeup stuff. 385 00:16:45.804 --> 00:16:48.774 Elijah: Yeah, it looks like you just got, like absolutely socked in the nose. 386 00:16:49.141 --> 00:16:50.275 Elijah: It's like someone have you a good punch. 387 00:16:50.275 --> 00:16:51.410 Luke: Yeah, I probably did you know? 388 00:16:51.443 --> 00:16:52.711 Elijah: That's great, that's fine. 389 00:16:52.711 --> 00:16:54.279 Luke: I'm out on these mean streets! 390 00:16:54.446 --> 00:16:55.748 David: Hahahahaha. 391 00:16:55.781 --> 00:16:57.216 Luke: I won't ever say that, don't worry about it. 392 00:16:57.716 --> 00:16:58.350 Elijah: Pffff. 393 00:16:59.018 --> 00:16:59.651 David: Hahahaha. 394 00:16:59.685 --> 00:17:03.956 Luke: So I can't, I can't express a ton right now; because I'm trying to be not rude. 395 00:17:04.023 --> 00:17:06.625 But um, despair would be- 396 00:17:06.692 --> 00:17:07.926 Elijah and David: *Laughing* 397 00:17:07.960 --> 00:17:10.329 Luke: Would be a good emotion to describe it. 398 00:17:10.329 --> 00:17:10.963 Elijah: Okay. 399 00:17:10.963 --> 00:17:12.031 Well, I have some good news. 400 00:17:12.164 --> 00:17:12.531 Luke: Okay! 401 00:17:12.598 --> 00:17:14.299 Elijah: I have a plan that I think will win us the game; 402 00:17:14.366 --> 00:17:15.167 Luke: Brother. 403 00:17:15.267 --> 00:17:16.869 Elijah: if you're okay with a little bit of rule-bending? 404 00:17:17.569 --> 00:17:19.538 Luke: Of course, sorry, of course. 405 00:17:20.039 --> 00:17:20.973 Elijah: Then I think we'll win the game. 406 00:17:21.140 --> 00:17:21.807 Luke: Okay. 407 00:17:21.874 --> 00:17:23.242 Elijah: Cause like we could just call him up. 408 00:17:23.442 --> 00:17:26.412 Hey, I just moved here, my kid wants to get into Fortnite; 409 00:17:26.412 --> 00:17:29.148 you know, something like that, just need some free computer parts. 410 00:17:29.214 --> 00:17:32.718 Cause even if it's like a junk 350 watt power supply, we can get two of them; 411 00:17:33.485 --> 00:17:34.353 then we have 700 watts. 412 00:17:34.353 --> 00:17:35.687 Luke: Oh my God, yeah. 413 00:17:35.721 --> 00:17:37.389 An idea that I had for- 414 00:17:37.389 --> 00:17:40.359 Okay, cause apparently presentation is some amount of the judging, I don't know how much; 415 00:17:40.359 --> 00:17:41.160 Elijah: Oooh, okay. 416 00:17:41.193 --> 00:17:41.994 Luke: but some amount. 417 00:17:42.027 --> 00:17:46.598 Luke: So an idea that I had to try to help, like if we end up with kind of an ugly computer; 418 00:17:46.665 --> 00:17:47.366 Elijah: Mmm. 419 00:17:47.366 --> 00:17:51.470 Luke: My idea was that we, we hide it 420 00:17:52.337 --> 00:17:55.107 by like desk mounting the computer basically. 421 00:17:55.107 --> 00:17:55.641 Elijah: Oooooh. 422 00:17:55.641 --> 00:17:59.244 Luke: So I was thinking we take the the slide off side panel, 423 00:17:59.278 --> 00:17:59.812 Elijah: Mmmm. 424 00:17:59.878 --> 00:18:03.315 Luke: and we drill that into the desk; and then make it to the- Elijah: *Laughing*. 425 00:18:03.582 --> 00:18:07.186 Luke: To access the computer you slide the side panel off, and then it just drops out. 426 00:18:07.820 --> 00:18:10.856 Elijah: If the recycling piles are the same as I remember; 427 00:18:10.889 --> 00:18:13.525 there's always at least a 1080p monitor in there. 428 00:18:13.525 --> 00:18:14.093 Luke: Okay, cool. 429 00:18:14.159 --> 00:18:15.427 Elijah: It's gonna be like 1080p, 60. 430 00:18:15.494 --> 00:18:18.630 Luke: I don't think we should shoot for way above 1080p. 431 00:18:19.198 --> 00:18:19.565 Elijah: Yeah. 432 00:18:19.598 --> 00:18:22.401 Luke: If we could somehow get a higher refresh rate one, that'd be cool, but I just- 433 00:18:22.401 --> 00:18:22.935 Elijah: Yeah. 434 00:18:22.968 --> 00:18:26.738 Luke: I'm worried about the budget. 435 00:18:27.005 --> 00:18:31.677 Elijah: Can we take two panels? Like lace them together and then just offset the frame rate. 436 00:18:31.977 --> 00:18:34.847 Turn a six- two 60 Hertz monitors into one 120 Hertz monitor. 437 00:18:34.880 --> 00:18:35.981 Luke: Just a lie to the Labs. 438 00:18:35.981 --> 00:18:37.683 Elijah: Hahahaha! 439 00:18:37.749 --> 00:18:38.484 Luke: Don't worry about it guys. 440 00:18:38.484 --> 00:18:41.186 Elijah: This is technically a total of a 120 frames. 441 00:18:42.721 --> 00:18:44.923 Luke: I was thinking as well when we get there, asking them like 442 00:18:44.923 --> 00:18:46.058 do you have anything else, do you have a chair? 443 00:18:46.091 --> 00:18:48.660 Elijah: Yeah, yeah totally, cause he looks like he's in a warehouse from these pictures? 444 00:18:48.694 --> 00:18:51.930 Tray: One, two, three, four; so far there are four prosthetics in. 445 00:18:51.930 --> 00:18:52.331 Luke: Yeah. 446 00:18:52.364 --> 00:18:54.066 Elijah: Really!? Holy! 447 00:18:54.099 --> 00:18:56.468 Luke: I thought it was just gonna feel like there was like a brick on my face. 448 00:18:56.502 --> 00:18:57.336 Elijah: Hahahaha. 449 00:18:57.402 --> 00:18:59.771 Luke: But no, it's like actually- Like I don't feel the nose at all. 450 00:18:59.805 --> 00:19:03.242 Elijah: I can like, only really tell the nose area. 451 00:19:03.275 --> 00:19:04.042 Tray: Oh God. 452 00:19:04.042 --> 00:19:05.611 Luke: How old are you calling me right now, Elijah? 453 00:19:05.644 --> 00:19:06.078 Elijah: Huh? 454 00:19:06.145 --> 00:19:07.246 Luke: How old are you saying I am? 455 00:19:07.446 --> 00:19:08.080 Elijah: Well, I mean- 456 00:19:08.080 --> 00:19:09.047 Luke: I'm kidding, I'm kidding. 457 00:19:09.081 --> 00:19:10.048 Elijah: You're already wrinkly, so- 458 00:19:10.082 --> 00:19:10.682 Luke: Hahahaha! 459 00:19:10.682 --> 00:19:14.553 Luke: So there's the eye bags, there's what she calls 11, which makes sense; 460 00:19:14.586 --> 00:19:16.488 which is the wrinkles between the eyebrows. 461 00:19:16.488 --> 00:19:17.589 Elijah: Oh sure, okay. Tray: Yeah, here's a little poof. 462 00:19:17.689 --> 00:19:18.457 Luke: And then the nose. 463 00:19:19.024 --> 00:19:20.859 Elijah: I wow, I'm blown away. 464 00:19:20.859 --> 00:19:22.761 I genuinely can't like really tell at all. 465 00:19:22.828 --> 00:19:25.297 Elijah: Cool he just says yeah, we're open till 4:30, so I'm asking for his address. 466 00:19:25.731 --> 00:19:28.100 Luke: Dude I found a full system on there, 467 00:19:28.333 --> 00:19:31.537 that was actually like really well spec'd out in my opinion. 468 00:19:31.603 --> 00:19:32.004 Elijah: Okay. 469 00:19:32.004 --> 00:19:33.005 Luke: I don't remember where it was. 470 00:19:33.105 --> 00:19:34.973 Luke: It's like legitimately pretty well spec'd out. 471 00:19:35.073 --> 00:19:43.582 Luke: My biggest concern was that's American, so we would have to spend 559 USD to CAD conversion; 472 00:19:43.582 --> 00:19:45.684 Luke: which might be our entire budget. Elijah: Which would be it- basically that's our budget. 473 00:19:45.717 --> 00:19:46.118 Luke: Yeah. 474 00:19:46.118 --> 00:19:48.220 Elijah: I think that'd be like $800, so Luke: Yeah. 475 00:19:48.253 --> 00:19:51.156 Luke: We would have to get like a free monitor, free mouse, free keyboard, free desk, free chair. 476 00:19:51.190 --> 00:19:52.925 Elijah: Hahahaha. 477 00:19:53.458 --> 00:19:54.793 Elijah: I mean, it's not impossible. 478 00:19:54.860 --> 00:19:56.428 Luke: No, it's a bit of a stretch though. 479 00:19:56.495 --> 00:19:58.530 Elijah: Can we just like, go to the dumpster? 480 00:19:58.530 --> 00:20:01.300 Luke: How much is 559 USD to CAD? 481 00:20:01.300 --> 00:20:05.370 Luke: There's one system on Jawa that's like, really sick! 482 00:20:05.370 --> 00:20:09.107 To the point it comes with a one-year warranty, it's from a builder, it comes with- Oh! 483 00:20:09.107 --> 00:20:10.409 Elijah: No, we're way over. 484 00:20:10.475 --> 00:20:11.610 Luke: We're, not doing that. 485 00:20:11.643 --> 00:20:12.110 David: Hahahaha! 486 00:20:12.110 --> 00:20:13.212 Elijah: So if I go get a job, 487 00:20:13.245 --> 00:20:13.545 Luke: Yeah. 488 00:20:13.545 --> 00:20:15.981 Elijah: at $14 an hour, first five hours. 489 00:20:16.048 --> 00:20:17.316 Luke: Yeah let's both, let's both work for a day, 490 00:20:18.016 --> 00:20:20.819 Luke: and then buy this computer. Elijah: You wanna just go do our job and then take our pay from today? 491 00:20:20.819 --> 00:20:22.154 Luke: Dude, hell yeah. 492 00:20:22.287 --> 00:20:25.490 Luke: But the problem is like this computer is actually super legit. Elijah: It's not bad, and it looks- 493 00:20:25.624 --> 00:20:27.192 It's gonna be a computer that's like, gonna look good. 494 00:20:27.192 --> 00:20:29.161 Luke: It looks good, it's well spec'd out. 495 00:20:29.194 --> 00:20:30.462 Oh, do we have to buy Windows? 496 00:20:30.662 --> 00:20:31.129 David: No. 497 00:20:31.163 --> 00:20:31.496 Luke: Okay. 498 00:20:31.530 --> 00:20:34.900 David: So you're telling me that buying a pre-build on Jawa, 499 00:20:34.967 --> 00:20:38.537 is like better than just ripping around locally? 500 00:20:38.537 --> 00:20:42.140 Luke: This is a very well spec'd, well priced computer; 501 00:20:42.207 --> 00:20:45.577 if we had the like 50-60 more bucks, I'd just buy this, 100 percent. 502 00:20:45.577 --> 00:20:45.911 David: Huh. 503 00:20:45.944 --> 00:20:48.614 Elijah: And what are we going to do? Just like, take the day off tomorrow? 504 00:20:48.647 --> 00:20:49.648 Elijah and David: *Laughing* 505 00:20:49.681 --> 00:20:53.518 Luke: Can I just like destroy some of my own clothes so that I look like a biker, 506 00:20:53.552 --> 00:20:56.021 and then spend 50 more dollars on Jawa? 507 00:20:56.088 --> 00:20:56.722 David: Absolutely not. 508 00:20:57.222 --> 00:20:58.023 Luke: Daaang. 509 00:20:58.023 --> 00:21:00.092 David: Unfortunately, we gotta make a computer in this video 510 00:21:00.125 --> 00:21:01.460 because its the point of the video guys. 511 00:21:01.460 --> 00:21:05.130 Luke: I wonder like, is it viable, like could we just go like shovel gravel? 512 00:21:06.231 --> 00:21:09.067 Elijah: No, you guys did that whole video of like mowing lawns. 513 00:21:09.067 --> 00:21:12.037 Elijah: Mow- What was it? More Grass Mow Problems? Or whatever. Luke: Yeah. 514 00:21:12.070 --> 00:21:13.739 Luke: That was the company name yeah. 515 00:21:13.772 --> 00:21:15.240 David: Hahahahaha. 516 00:21:15.274 --> 00:21:15.941 Elijah: Stupid. 517 00:21:15.974 --> 00:21:20.078 Elijah: I still think we could build a better computer, than anything else that's on Jawa; 518 00:21:20.579 --> 00:21:22.648 as in terms of a whole system like- 519 00:21:22.714 --> 00:21:25.150 Luke: Yeah, well- Elijah: Some of these are fine, but I think we could still do better. 520 00:21:25.183 --> 00:21:26.285 Luke: And that's how it should be, 521 00:21:26.285 --> 00:21:28.887 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: because you're paying that dude, that dudes installing Windows, 522 00:21:28.920 --> 00:21:30.922 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: Your paying him to build a computer for you. 523 00:21:31.323 --> 00:21:34.559 You're, you're paying him to install the drivers, all that type of stuff; 524 00:21:34.559 --> 00:21:37.162 like it's, it shouldn't be more economic to do it that way. 525 00:21:37.195 --> 00:21:37.529 Elijah: Yeah. 526 00:21:37.596 --> 00:21:40.365 Luke: But I wanted to use that computer at the very least as a baseline. 527 00:21:40.432 --> 00:21:42.100 Luke: Let's almost aim for this spec, 528 00:21:43.035 --> 00:21:45.937 but try to do it ourselves to save that little bit more money. Elijah: Mmmm. 529 00:21:46.004 --> 00:21:48.640 Elijah: If some place lets us go through the recycling pile, 530 00:21:48.640 --> 00:21:54.780 I can guarantee you we will get an i5, 9th or 10th gen, with 32 gigs of RAM. 531 00:21:54.813 --> 00:21:56.114 Luke: That's so killer dude. 532 00:21:56.148 --> 00:22:00.252 Elijah: Because like, the thing is they take whole office machines, and then they decommission them; 533 00:22:00.252 --> 00:22:04.589 because you know, the entire car dealership or something is upgrading all of their computers. 534 00:22:04.623 --> 00:22:08.193 And then they put them all in a recycling pile once they clean and wipe the hard drives. 535 00:22:08.360 --> 00:22:10.862 So there's also gonna be like M.2 SSDs in each one. 536 00:22:10.862 --> 00:22:11.963 Luke: So we'll need... 537 00:22:12.030 --> 00:22:14.099 Ooh, they might not give us the storage though. 538 00:22:14.166 --> 00:22:17.069 Elijah: They might not give us the storage for safety and security reasons. Luke: Security reasons. 539 00:22:17.102 --> 00:22:19.271 Elijah: Which totally, totally valid; 540 00:22:20.038 --> 00:22:22.941 but then we could like spend literally our entire budget on a GPU. 541 00:22:23.208 --> 00:22:25.477 Luke: which, I'm so down for. 542 00:22:25.477 --> 00:22:27.713 Elijah: Which would like destroy anything. 543 00:22:27.779 --> 00:22:31.149 Luke: That is somewhat my signature move, on Scrapyard Wars. 544 00:22:31.817 --> 00:22:35.220 Luke: The first year we had a $300 budget, and I spent $200 on a GPU. 545 00:22:35.220 --> 00:22:35.954 David: Perfect. 546 00:22:36.021 --> 00:22:37.489 Luke: Like I'm not even kidding. Elijah: Really!? Holy cow. 547 00:22:37.556 --> 00:22:39.257 Elijah: What are the rules about a case? Does it need a case? 548 00:22:39.324 --> 00:22:41.693 Elijah: Because I was just saying, we could just mount it to the back of this desk. 549 00:22:42.527 --> 00:22:42.961 Luke: Yeah. 550 00:22:42.994 --> 00:22:45.330 Elijah: And then like all the cables would come up through the cable management. 551 00:22:45.430 --> 00:22:46.064 Luke: Yeah. 552 00:22:46.098 --> 00:22:48.133 Luke: And we can make it like an invisible setup. 553 00:22:48.166 --> 00:22:50.369 Elijah: The moment you move the desk, the GPU just falls in. 554 00:22:50.369 --> 00:22:52.070 David: I'm not one of the judges, but I can tell you that 555 00:22:52.104 --> 00:22:55.440 if you can pull that off, that's not a bad option. 556 00:22:55.440 --> 00:22:57.409 Elijah: Who are the judges? Can we cater to the judges? 557 00:22:59.010 --> 00:23:00.245 David: Yeah, I'll tell you the judges. 558 00:23:00.245 --> 00:23:02.547 It's Nicole, Plouffe and Riley. 559 00:23:02.581 --> 00:23:04.182 Elijah: Okay, so Plouffe we need a good monitor. 560 00:23:04.416 --> 00:23:05.917 Luke: Yes and keyboard. 561 00:23:05.951 --> 00:23:08.754 Elijah: Riley's gonna want minimalism, so if we can keep it clean, right? 562 00:23:08.754 --> 00:23:12.090 Luke: I think everyone will enjoy the computer being invisible. 563 00:23:12.524 --> 00:23:13.658 Luke: I think that'll be a hit; 564 00:23:13.692 --> 00:23:15.527 Luke: if we can make that work, I think that'll be good. Elijah: That's true. 565 00:23:15.560 --> 00:23:18.029 Luke: Then the cable, default cable management holes on this cater to that. 566 00:23:18.096 --> 00:23:19.898 Elijah: Can help. Luke: I love your idea of mounting it on the back. 567 00:23:19.965 --> 00:23:22.834 My original idea was surface mounting on the bottom, I think the back is better. 568 00:23:22.901 --> 00:23:25.270 Luke: When is the deadline for ordering something off Jawa? 569 00:23:25.804 --> 00:23:26.438 David: Like now. 570 00:23:27.639 --> 00:23:30.075 Luke: Oooh. David: Basically, like if you- The sooner the better, it's just 571 00:23:30.275 --> 00:23:30.942 Elijah: Is there like a- 572 00:23:30.942 --> 00:23:32.344 David: they're basically waiting for us to order it, 573 00:23:32.377 --> 00:23:36.047 and then they're gonna like drive over and pick it up, and so the sooner the better. 574 00:23:36.081 --> 00:23:37.315 Luke: Oh boooy. 575 00:23:37.382 --> 00:23:41.853 Elijah: Whoa, this monitor is 300 Hertz for a $175? But that's- 576 00:23:41.853 --> 00:23:44.823 Luke: Honestly, you might want to even just send it; that's really good. 577 00:23:44.823 --> 00:23:51.196 Elijah: It's a 24 inch, 1080p, one millisecond, IPS, low-motion blur. Luke: Dude this sounds, this sounds amazing. 578 00:23:51.296 --> 00:23:54.466 Elijah: Is this phone on a different number? Because they're gonna know my number if I call. 579 00:23:54.499 --> 00:23:57.002 Luke: That's my phone number, that is also my phone. 580 00:23:57.135 --> 00:23:57.669 Elijah: Cool. 581 00:23:57.702 --> 00:24:00.639 Elijah: I know one place, but I'm gonna call around a couple others as well. 582 00:24:03.542 --> 00:24:09.214 Phone: So sorry, operating hours is Mondays to Fridays, from 9 a.m. To 5 p.m. 583 00:24:09.281 --> 00:24:12.517 Phone: This persons mailbox is full, you canno- Elijah: Bruh. 584 00:24:13.418 --> 00:24:14.786 Okay, I guess we're calling somewhere else. 585 00:24:14.920 --> 00:24:17.189 Elijah: Wow, this one actually just looks like it's in this guy's house; 586 00:24:17.389 --> 00:24:18.557 what are the odds that he has something? 587 00:24:18.957 --> 00:24:21.226 Luke: The less professional look probably better for us. 588 00:24:21.259 --> 00:24:21.626 Elijah: Yeah. 589 00:24:24.196 --> 00:24:26.898 Phone: We will call you back as soon as we get your message, 590 00:24:26.932 --> 00:24:28.133 Phone: thank you, have a good day, bye. 591 00:24:28.200 --> 00:24:29.835 Elijah: Hey there, I was just calling cause I 592 00:24:29.901 --> 00:24:33.638 googled \"tech shop\" and I was wondering if you guys had a recycling pile I could go through. 593 00:24:33.672 --> 00:24:35.340 if you give me a call back, that'd be great. 594 00:24:35.474 --> 00:24:36.475 Thanks, bye. 595 00:24:38.610 --> 00:24:41.713 Elijah: I realized I don't know your number, so I can't give your number back to call. 596 00:24:42.881 --> 00:24:47.285 Phone: You have reached mailbox number 6044- 597 00:24:47.352 --> 00:24:48.186 Phone: *Beep*. 598 00:24:48.220 --> 00:24:50.589 Elijah: Hey there I was just calling cause I googled \"tech shop\", 599 00:24:50.622 --> 00:24:53.492 and one of the things I'm looking for is someone's recycling pile. 600 00:24:53.525 --> 00:24:56.094 Elijah: I will give a place I know that does this. 601 00:24:56.127 --> 00:24:57.496 Phone: *Ringing* Elijah: Oh! 602 00:24:57.562 --> 00:24:58.129 Elijah: Hello? 603 00:24:58.396 --> 00:24:58.964 Man on phone: Hi. 604 00:24:59.030 --> 00:25:02.868 Elijah: Long story short, I'm looking to build my kid kind of like a cheap PC 605 00:25:02.901 --> 00:25:06.671 that he can just get started with Fortnite, and one thing I wanted to try was just finding like 606 00:25:06.872 --> 00:25:11.843 if people had a you know, recycling pile, so I could grab like a free computer case or something. 607 00:25:11.877 --> 00:25:15.981 I know it's a long shot and probably kind of weird, but I'm just asking around, so 608 00:25:16.648 --> 00:25:21.353 Man on phone: Yeah no, no worries, uh no sorry we're not a recycling store. 609 00:25:21.753 --> 00:25:25.657 Man on phone: You could possibly try Memory Express? 610 00:25:25.790 --> 00:25:29.427 Elijah: Oh okay, yeah okay I'll give them a call, thank you! 611 00:25:29.694 --> 00:25:33.865 Elijah: He told me to call Memory Express; as if they're gonna have a recycling pile, 612 00:25:33.899 --> 00:25:37.502 and A, not know who we are; and B, let us go through it. 613 00:25:37.802 --> 00:25:39.404 Elijah: I was like the adopted kid; 614 00:25:39.437 --> 00:25:43.041 like you guys were actually like the nice bikers that like, chase some bad guy out of town. 615 00:25:43.041 --> 00:25:45.644 And they left their kid and that's me. 616 00:25:45.644 --> 00:25:49.047 Elijah: And I turned out like a freaking moron, not like a biker at all. 617 00:25:49.047 --> 00:25:51.917 Luke: We are, we are seriously considering just buying an Xbox. 618 00:25:51.950 --> 00:25:53.218 David: For the PC!? 619 00:25:53.285 --> 00:25:55.554 Luke: No, for the setup. Elijah: No, just for that, like to have it as part of the setup. 620 00:25:55.654 --> 00:25:56.054 David: Sure. 621 00:25:56.388 --> 00:25:57.589 Luke: How far away is this place? 622 00:25:57.589 --> 00:25:58.690 Elijah: That one is in Abbotsford. 623 00:25:58.990 --> 00:26:00.125 Luke: Oooh. 624 00:26:01.192 --> 00:26:02.694 Elijah: Yeah, but I mean I'm working late; 625 00:26:02.894 --> 00:26:07.999 but I think they close at 4:30, so we'd have to go there today or tomorrow morning; 626 00:26:08.266 --> 00:26:12.504 which is why we would then need to make the decision on if we're buying the GPU today, 627 00:26:13.204 --> 00:26:17.008 because we can't wait till tomorrow for Jawa just because of the shipping, right? So... 628 00:26:18.677 --> 00:26:22.013 Oh, stressed. *Laughs* 629 00:26:22.047 --> 00:26:24.783 Elijah: So it looks like for our Jawa purchases, what we're gonna do 630 00:26:24.783 --> 00:26:27.886 is we found this ASUS VG249Q. 631 00:26:28.053 --> 00:26:28.553 Glenn: Can you Do it again?... 632 00:26:28.553 --> 00:26:28.954 Elijah: Sorry, yeah. 633 00:26:29.087 --> 00:26:30.589 Luke: Oh, that's a good monitor. 634 00:26:30.622 --> 00:26:31.189 Elijah: Yeah. 635 00:26:31.590 --> 00:26:34.359 Luke: I know that monitor, that's actually a very solid monitor. 636 00:26:34.359 --> 00:26:34.893 Elijah: I think- 637 00:26:35.026 --> 00:26:37.462 Yeah, I think this monitor should do well. 638 00:26:37.596 --> 00:26:43.168 It's $75, it's ASUS VG249Q, it's 144 Hertz, 24 inches; 639 00:26:43.602 --> 00:26:52.310 and then we're gonna use the remaining $25 from Jawa, and add on $3 to get a $28, 480 Gigabyte SSD. 640 00:26:52.377 --> 00:26:56.181 Elijah: So we're gonna have 500 gigs of SSD storage and a monitor from Jawa. 641 00:26:56.615 --> 00:26:58.950 Elijah: That still leaves us like $693. 642 00:26:58.984 --> 00:27:00.518 Luke: Does the storage matter at all? 643 00:27:00.552 --> 00:27:03.555 David: You'll need enough to install games. 644 00:27:03.755 --> 00:27:04.556 Luke: How much is that? 645 00:27:05.056 --> 00:27:05.824 David: A fair bit. 646 00:27:05.991 --> 00:27:07.192 There's a lot of benchmarks. 647 00:27:07.759 --> 00:27:09.094 Elijah: Is 500 gigs enough? 648 00:27:09.427 --> 00:27:09.861 David: Yeah. 649 00:27:10.028 --> 00:27:10.795 Elijah: If we install Linux- 650 00:27:10.795 --> 00:27:11.630 David: We can make it work. 651 00:27:11.663 --> 00:27:13.531 David: I have those to the cart, I'm gonna go get those ordered. 652 00:27:13.565 --> 00:27:13.865 Elijah: Okay. 653 00:27:13.898 --> 00:27:14.499 Luke: I think this is good. 654 00:27:14.566 --> 00:27:16.601 Elijah: I think this is- Well that does make me feel a little bit better. 655 00:27:16.601 --> 00:27:18.436 Luke: We're not gonna get, we're not gonna get a good monitor free. 656 00:27:18.570 --> 00:27:20.739 Luke: I don't think we're gonna get an SSD for free; Elijah: Yeah. 657 00:27:20.839 --> 00:27:25.343 so the plan right now we've got a, really, really solid monitor 658 00:27:25.377 --> 00:27:31.650 which is I think actually gonna get us some good points. The chair and the table that we have are both acceptable; 659 00:27:31.716 --> 00:27:33.652 they're not great, but they're free and they're acceptable. 660 00:27:33.718 --> 00:27:35.020 Luke: They're actually like genuinely acceptable, 661 00:27:35.020 --> 00:27:37.455 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: they're not dirty, there's no holes in them, stuff like that. 662 00:27:37.756 --> 00:27:42.994 Phone: *Waiting tune* 663 00:27:43.395 --> 00:27:45.697 Elijah: Hey, I just had a quick question for you guys. 664 00:27:45.797 --> 00:27:49.000 I was googling like IT computer shops nearby. 665 00:27:49.000 --> 00:27:53.672 I was wondering if you guys had like a recycling pile, that you would let someone dig through. 666 00:27:54.039 --> 00:27:56.441 Long story short, I'm trying to build a computer for 667 00:27:56.474 --> 00:28:00.945 a buddy's kid who just wants to like play Fortnite, and I just want like a free computer case. 668 00:28:00.945 --> 00:28:03.081 That's kind of the story I'm going with, so 669 00:28:03.848 --> 00:28:07.185 Man on phone: Uh, you just missed out, we had our recycling taken away last thursday. 670 00:28:07.218 --> 00:28:10.722 Elijah: Ugh okay, do you know like any other like shops or something? 671 00:28:10.722 --> 00:28:11.723 Like do you have another location? 672 00:28:11.756 --> 00:28:13.925 Man on phone: Yeah I'm not sure anybody else that has something like that. 673 00:28:13.958 --> 00:28:18.296 I mean you could try like, Memory Express or one of the bigger box places that 674 00:28:18.363 --> 00:28:22.701 might have like, I don't know, maybe even some damaged stuff that they're willing to let go off? 675 00:28:22.834 --> 00:28:25.904 Luke: Styop suggesting Memory Express! Elijah: Why does- Why does everyone? Elijah: Hahahaha. 676 00:28:26.204 --> 00:28:27.505 Luke: They're never gonna do it. 677 00:28:27.572 --> 00:28:31.843 Elijah: They're also not a computer store anymore, they're a freaking real estate investor. 678 00:28:31.910 --> 00:28:32.444 Luke: Yeah. 679 00:28:32.944 --> 00:28:33.511 Man on phone: Hello? 680 00:28:33.545 --> 00:28:37.082 Elijah: Hey quick question for you, do you guys have like a recycling pile 681 00:28:37.115 --> 00:28:39.384 or kind of like a damaged electronic section? 682 00:28:39.584 --> 00:28:41.853 That maybe I could just kind of come take a look at, 683 00:28:41.853 --> 00:28:44.389 to see if there's something you're willing to let go for pretty free, or cheap. 684 00:28:44.456 --> 00:28:49.327 Man on phone: ...no no, I do this from home so um, ...shut in space; 685 00:28:49.394 --> 00:28:50.829 Man on phone: and I usually take out the selected... 686 00:28:50.862 --> 00:28:52.564 Elijah: Oh okay, that's fine, thank you. 687 00:28:52.664 --> 00:28:55.100 Luke: I don't we actually want to go with this name, but hey Young Mike! 688 00:28:55.166 --> 00:28:57.936 Elijah: Hahahaha, such a stupid name; what's up? 689 00:28:58.870 --> 00:29:01.473 Luke: You should call some like Bitcoin mining operations. 690 00:29:01.940 --> 00:29:03.508 Elijah: Oooh. 691 00:29:03.575 --> 00:29:05.076 Elijah: Should we call Blacklab Glenn? 692 00:29:05.410 --> 00:29:06.578 Elijah: That's the guy who uh, 693 00:29:07.178 --> 00:29:09.514 Elijah: we did like buying out the Mom and Pop tech shop. Luke: Oooh. 694 00:29:09.914 --> 00:29:11.349 Elijah: Hey, I got a quick question for you. 695 00:29:11.750 --> 00:29:14.986 Keith: Sure. Elijah: I was wondering if you guys had a recycling pile, or like 696 00:29:15.286 --> 00:29:18.490 some like damaged electronic section that I could come take a look at. 697 00:29:18.490 --> 00:29:22.560 I'm just kind of looking to build a cheap PC for someone's kid here, 698 00:29:22.560 --> 00:29:24.362 and I just was wondering if you had like a case or something? 699 00:29:24.462 --> 00:29:27.932 Keith: I don't right now, but I could put something together for you, 700 00:29:27.999 --> 00:29:29.667 or get some stuff together for you. 701 00:29:29.768 --> 00:29:30.735 Elijah: Oh, like- 702 00:29:30.769 --> 00:29:32.437 Keith: They picked my recycling last week. 703 00:29:33.171 --> 00:29:34.072 Elijah: Oh, Okay. 704 00:29:34.339 --> 00:29:35.874 Elijah: Then who does, who does the recycling? 705 00:29:37.041 --> 00:29:37.742 Keith: ERA. 706 00:29:37.842 --> 00:29:38.743 Elijah: ERA? 707 00:29:39.010 --> 00:29:39.544 Keith: Yeah. 708 00:29:39.744 --> 00:29:42.514 Elijah: Okay, I might give them a call; cause I've called a couple places now 709 00:29:42.547 --> 00:29:45.450 Elijah: and they've all said they had their stuff picked up last week, so they're busy. 710 00:29:45.450 --> 00:29:46.851 Keith: Yeah, yeah. 711 00:29:47.051 --> 00:29:50.288 Keith: I think they put stuff together and then sell it. 712 00:29:50.288 --> 00:29:51.489 Elijah: Ah, I see. 713 00:29:51.523 --> 00:29:52.390 Keith: Yeah, yeah. 714 00:29:52.457 --> 00:29:54.392 Elijah: I gave Keith the chance to save us and... 715 00:29:55.126 --> 00:29:55.927 David: Keith let you down? 716 00:29:56.227 --> 00:29:58.897 Elijah: Yeah, everyone's picking up their recycling yesterday. 717 00:29:58.963 --> 00:30:02.767 Phone: Hello, and welcome to the Electronic Recycling Association. 718 00:30:02.834 --> 00:30:05.937 Elijah: Hey there, I'm just calling and wondering if you guys have 719 00:30:06.004 --> 00:30:09.207 like the ability for us to come and just look at some computer parts, 720 00:30:09.207 --> 00:30:11.309 maybe you picked up from other locations. 721 00:30:11.409 --> 00:30:13.812 I was calling around to some tech shops and they were saying that you guys 722 00:30:13.812 --> 00:30:16.447 have been picking up all their recycle pile. 723 00:30:16.447 --> 00:30:21.052 I'm just looking to like build a really cheap inexpensive computer for a buddy of mine; 724 00:30:21.085 --> 00:30:23.888 so I was wondering if I could like come grab a free PC case or something. 725 00:30:25.557 --> 00:30:30.195 Lady on phone: Okay, then you can just send an email to sales@era.ca 726 00:30:30.195 --> 00:30:33.097 and our guys will get back to you as soon as possible. 727 00:30:33.431 --> 00:30:34.098 Luke: How fast? 728 00:30:34.132 --> 00:30:35.366 Elijah: Like how fast? 729 00:30:35.834 --> 00:30:38.636 I'm sorry just kind of curious, cause I'm calling around to a bunch of other places 730 00:30:38.636 --> 00:30:39.437 so I'm kind of just curious. 731 00:30:40.872 --> 00:30:42.674 Lady on phone: Okay, in a few hours maybe? 732 00:30:42.841 --> 00:30:45.210 Elijah: Okay, okay, I'll send an email. 733 00:30:45.243 --> 00:30:46.444 Luke: Email is really bad. 734 00:30:46.611 --> 00:30:47.278 Elijah: Yeah. 735 00:30:48.112 --> 00:30:49.414 Yeah, I had a feeling it was gonna be pretty rough. 736 00:30:49.514 --> 00:30:50.548 Luke: I found them though. 737 00:30:51.382 --> 00:30:52.784 Elijah: We could just go show up. 738 00:30:52.951 --> 00:30:54.552 Luke: Yeah, they're in Richmond. 739 00:30:54.752 --> 00:30:56.588 Elijah: It's not that far, that's where the 3080 is. 740 00:30:57.388 --> 00:30:57.922 Luke: Alright. 741 00:30:57.989 --> 00:30:58.523 Lady on phone: *unintelligible* 742 00:30:58.790 --> 00:31:01.993 Elijah: Hey, I was just calling to see if you guys had like a recycled, 743 00:31:02.026 --> 00:31:05.396 or a damaged pile section that I could come dig through. 744 00:31:05.396 --> 00:31:10.068 I'm looking to build kind of a cheaper computer for a buddy of mine; and I just was wondering 745 00:31:10.068 --> 00:31:13.471 if you guys had like a free case or something that's damaged that I could come grab. 746 00:31:13.471 --> 00:31:16.441 Lady on phone: You can give me your phone number, so I will check it and then I will call you back. 747 00:31:16.507 --> 00:31:18.343 Lady on phone: Sir I will check it and then I will call you back. 748 00:31:18.343 --> 00:31:19.577 Elijah: Awesome, you're awesome, thank you. 749 00:31:19.611 --> 00:31:20.111 Lady on phone: What's your name? 750 00:31:20.144 --> 00:31:21.279 Elijah: My name is Eli. 751 00:31:22.380 --> 00:31:22.847 Lady on phone: Evy? 752 00:31:23.047 --> 00:31:23.781 Elijah: Eli. 753 00:31:24.282 --> 00:31:26.718 Lady on phone: Eli, okay I will call you. 754 00:31:26.784 --> 00:31:27.552 Elijah: Okay, thank you. 755 00:31:27.819 --> 00:31:29.020 Lady on phone: Your welcome, bye. 756 00:31:29.020 --> 00:31:29.520 Elijah: Bye. 757 00:31:29.554 --> 00:31:30.788 Elijah: Oh yeah my name is Mike, sorry. 758 00:31:31.022 --> 00:31:32.957 Phone: *Calling tone* 759 00:31:33.358 --> 00:31:35.493 Elijah: Hey, I was just kind of curious on 760 00:31:35.560 --> 00:31:40.965 if you guys had like a recycled or a damaged electronic section that maybe I could come take at? 761 00:31:40.999 --> 00:31:45.403 I'm just kind of looking just to get some cheaper PC parts to start a computer for a buddy of mi- 762 00:31:46.471 --> 00:31:50.275 Man on phone: Sorry, sorry we don't have- Like we just deal with corporates yeah. 763 00:31:50.541 --> 00:31:51.676 Elijah: Oh you deal with carpets? 764 00:31:52.243 --> 00:31:53.278 Man on phone: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 765 00:31:53.378 --> 00:31:54.846 Luke: I think he was saying corporates. 766 00:31:54.879 --> 00:31:55.580 David: I think he was saying corporates. 767 00:31:55.613 --> 00:31:57.115 Elijah: Corporate, I thought he said carpet. 768 00:31:58.016 --> 00:32:00.685 Elijah: I was like dang this computer shop does carpets as well? 769 00:32:00.985 --> 00:32:01.953 It's kind of lit, dude. 770 00:32:02.220 --> 00:32:05.089 Elijah: Oh, you want an i5? I'd like the Persian rug as well. 771 00:32:05.323 --> 00:32:06.557 Linus: Okay, so that's a wrinkle, huh? 772 00:32:06.557 --> 00:32:08.192 Tom: That's a wrinkle in the middle of your forehead, yeah. 773 00:32:08.192 --> 00:32:08.760 Linus: Nice. 774 00:32:11.129 --> 00:32:13.064 Linus: This is gonna be like looking into the future. 775 00:32:14.499 --> 00:32:17.001 I Love that he's doing all the things I need the most. 776 00:32:17.135 --> 00:32:20.772 So far he's adding more age, and making my nose bigger. 777 00:32:21.205 --> 00:32:23.174 David: Hahahahaha! 778 00:32:23.207 --> 00:32:25.576 Tom: Well you know, you gotta work with what you got. 779 00:32:25.610 --> 00:32:26.411 Linus: What a dick. 780 00:32:26.444 --> 00:32:28.112 David: Hahahahahahaha. Tom: Hehehe. 781 00:32:28.246 --> 00:32:29.113 Linus: You're good, do your thing. 782 00:32:29.314 --> 00:32:29.914 Tom: Right. 783 00:32:30.014 --> 00:32:33.484 Linus: You guys missed it, but these are apparently called prosthetic transfers. 784 00:32:33.551 --> 00:32:34.085 Tom: Mhmm. 785 00:32:35.186 --> 00:32:37.922 Linus: I have no idea what I look like right now; presumably it hasn't changed much. 786 00:32:37.989 --> 00:32:38.923 Tom: Not yet, but- 787 00:32:43.795 --> 00:32:44.195 Andrew: Pause. 788 00:32:44.762 --> 00:32:45.196 Yeah. 789 00:32:45.263 --> 00:32:50.001 Linus: Major inspiration for this season was I watched Mrs. Doubtfire with my kids. 790 00:32:50.034 --> 00:32:50.702 Tom: Uh-huh, yeah. 791 00:32:50.735 --> 00:32:55.073 Linus: Obviously I'm not expecting that level of transformation but- 792 00:32:55.106 --> 00:33:00.845 Tom: Well, I mean one day I hope to you know, be able to do something as Incredible as that. 793 00:33:00.845 --> 00:33:04.816 Greg Cannon did the makeup of that and he was- He's absolutely a legend in the industry. 794 00:33:05.249 --> 00:33:08.119 Linus: I'm not sure how much I'm allowed to move or not, so I'm just trying to like, 795 00:33:08.953 --> 00:33:09.687 Linus: stone face. 796 00:33:09.721 --> 00:33:10.455 Tom: You're allowed to move. 797 00:33:11.322 --> 00:33:15.193 In fact the transfers will kind of like set into where your wrinkles will go so you can 798 00:33:15.193 --> 00:33:16.060 Linus: Oh, okay. 799 00:33:16.094 --> 00:33:16.794 Tom: move a little bit, yeah, see? 800 00:33:16.794 --> 00:33:17.128 Linus: Okay. 801 00:33:17.161 --> 00:33:20.298 Tom: So you can see how they kind of essentially follow some of those, right? 802 00:33:20.331 --> 00:33:21.099 Linus: Oh, okay. 803 00:33:21.966 --> 00:33:23.167 Tom: follow some of your natural- 804 00:33:23.201 --> 00:33:24.268 Linus: Wrinkle enhancement. 805 00:33:24.302 --> 00:33:24.736 Tom: Yeah. 806 00:33:25.603 --> 00:33:27.972 Linus: Dude $800 is not a lot of money. 807 00:33:28.940 --> 00:33:35.279 If I wanted a 6000 class AMD GPU, I'm basically spending half of my budget just on my GPU. 808 00:33:36.981 --> 00:33:38.750 This is rough, dude. 809 00:33:39.017 --> 00:33:43.521 Tom: Are you gonna play against Luke? Are you gonna think about what he's gonna do? Or- 810 00:33:43.654 --> 00:33:44.455 Linus: Always. 811 00:33:44.489 --> 00:33:46.991 I don't have to be the best, I just have to be better than Luke; 812 00:33:47.158 --> 00:33:49.127 and not let my age slow me down too much. 813 00:33:49.694 --> 00:33:55.133 6600 XT is a little faster than the 5700 XT. 814 00:33:55.767 --> 00:33:57.535 David: How's the search going Linus? 815 00:33:58.036 --> 00:33:59.370 Linus: Not great! 816 00:33:59.537 --> 00:34:00.705 David: Uh oh. 817 00:34:01.005 --> 00:34:01.939 Linus: Prices suck. 818 00:34:02.907 --> 00:34:04.842 David: Welcome to being poor like the rest of us. 819 00:34:06.978 --> 00:34:07.678 Linus: Got em. 820 00:34:08.846 --> 00:34:10.314 David: You silly richo. 821 00:34:10.381 --> 00:34:12.050 David: Hahahahahaha. 822 00:34:12.050 --> 00:34:14.952 Linus: What is this!? Why am I being attacked right now? 823 00:34:15.820 --> 00:34:16.454 David: I don't know. 824 00:34:16.687 --> 00:34:19.624 Linus: Just because my makeup job costs more than your PC. 825 00:34:19.657 --> 00:34:20.858 David and Tom: Ooooooh! 826 00:34:20.892 --> 00:34:21.526 David: He's not wrong. 827 00:34:23.127 --> 00:34:27.265 David: Do you think that being an old person is gonna give you an edge when it comes to getting deals? 828 00:34:27.965 --> 00:34:31.269 Linus: I plan to video call people; and I do plan to play into it, yeah. 829 00:34:31.302 --> 00:34:33.037 David: *Laughs* 830 00:34:33.037 --> 00:34:37.075 Linus: Pretend to not really know what I'm doing and like, you know how I'll play every angle, right? 831 00:34:37.108 --> 00:34:41.312 So I'ma be like, yeah my grandson, he wants to play the games 832 00:34:41.345 --> 00:34:44.715 and I don't really know anything about this, can you help me out? 833 00:34:44.715 --> 00:34:47.018 David: Yeah, that's actually not, that's not a bad bad way to play it. 834 00:34:47.218 --> 00:34:47.552 Linus: Yeah. 835 00:34:47.585 --> 00:34:49.153 Whereas I mean Luke, like what? 836 00:34:49.187 --> 00:34:51.923 He's gonna have to lean into threatening people if he wants a deal. 837 00:34:52.056 --> 00:34:53.257 David: I mean that might be, that might be effective. 838 00:34:53.324 --> 00:34:54.025 Linus: No ones gonna feel bad for biker guy. 839 00:34:54.025 --> 00:34:55.193 David: Hahahahaha. 840 00:34:55.193 --> 00:34:56.994 Tom: No he doesn't, can't play the sympathy card around here. 841 00:34:56.994 --> 00:34:57.562 Linus: Yeah. 842 00:34:57.962 --> 00:35:01.365 David: Are you worried about that power supply not providing enough for whatever GPU end up with? 843 00:35:01.432 --> 00:35:02.467 Linus: It's Seasonic! 844 00:35:02.533 --> 00:35:03.134 David: That's true. 845 00:35:03.668 --> 00:35:06.070 Linus: Okay in all seriousness, I am not; 846 00:35:06.104 --> 00:35:10.208 because I'm not gonna be able to afford a super high-end GPU. David: Aah, fair. 847 00:35:10.374 --> 00:35:14.145 Linus: Unless I found an older gen one that's really power hungry. 848 00:35:14.312 --> 00:35:16.013 It's a good point, I'm gonna think about it. 849 00:35:16.214 --> 00:35:19.650 David: I was going to change your Facebook profile now. 850 00:35:19.884 --> 00:35:20.518 Linus: Sure. 851 00:35:21.018 --> 00:35:21.919 David: I'll sit beside you. 852 00:35:21.919 --> 00:35:24.522 Linus: What your telling me is you want me to give you my computer. 853 00:35:24.522 --> 00:35:27.859 Linus: Oh I like this deal though, I don't want Luke to find this deal. 854 00:35:28.092 --> 00:35:31.562 Man, and it's such a bad listing; it's like \"gaming computer\". 855 00:35:31.729 --> 00:35:32.897 Yeah, and that- 856 00:35:32.997 --> 00:35:35.233 Change it now because I want to message this guy; I want that machine. David: Okay. 857 00:35:36.200 --> 00:35:39.237 Linus: I might not even keep all that stuff, I've got like 4 days. 858 00:35:39.370 --> 00:35:41.038 I can flip some of that stuff. 859 00:35:41.272 --> 00:35:43.908 And we're gonna, we're gonna turn a paperclip into a house. 860 00:35:43.941 --> 00:35:44.442 Let's go! 861 00:35:44.609 --> 00:35:47.411 David: What would an old person have as their profile picture? Flowers? 862 00:35:47.712 --> 00:35:48.813 Linus: Ummm... 863 00:35:48.880 --> 00:35:49.814 Tom: Oh flowers are nice. 864 00:35:50.081 --> 00:35:53.050 Linus: Man I feel like it would be like pictures of their grandkids. 865 00:35:53.918 --> 00:35:55.253 David: I don't want to use random grandkids. 866 00:35:55.253 --> 00:35:56.020 Linus: Oh, that makes sense. 867 00:35:56.087 --> 00:35:57.788 Can we AI generate some grandkids? 868 00:35:57.788 --> 00:35:58.656 David: Hahahaha! 869 00:35:58.656 --> 00:35:59.590 Linus: Go with church. 870 00:36:00.057 --> 00:36:02.226 David: Church! That's a good one. Linus: Go with a cross, yeah. 871 00:36:02.393 --> 00:36:04.195 David: Ohohohohoho. 872 00:36:05.096 --> 00:36:06.731 David: Cross, top of a hill. 873 00:36:08.065 --> 00:36:09.700 Linus: Oh man, not a grave. 874 00:36:10.334 --> 00:36:11.702 Linus: *Laughs* 875 00:36:11.802 --> 00:36:13.271 David: What about that one? That one? 876 00:36:13.337 --> 00:36:13.738 Linus: Sure. 877 00:36:13.771 --> 00:36:14.138 David: Okay. 878 00:36:14.338 --> 00:36:18.009 Linus: I mean, it's a little grave looking but that's okay, we can roll with it. 879 00:36:18.042 --> 00:36:19.377 David: It's your dead, it's your dead wife? 880 00:36:20.945 --> 00:36:21.612 Tom: Awww. 881 00:36:22.180 --> 00:36:23.481 Tom: It's like, it's a background... 882 00:36:23.514 --> 00:36:25.082 Linus: She just, she really, she loved gaming. 883 00:36:25.149 --> 00:36:27.251 Linus: She just wanted me to have a good gaming pc; 884 00:36:27.285 --> 00:36:28.786 David: Perfect. Linus: it was her dying wish! 885 00:36:28.786 --> 00:36:30.421 David: Hahahahaha! 886 00:36:30.454 --> 00:36:32.123 Linus: All right, let's see what else we got here. 887 00:36:33.124 --> 00:36:38.462 What's the cheapest Core i5 I can find? 6th gen Core i5; then I could have that for 99 bucks. 888 00:36:38.496 --> 00:36:42.166 If I was trying to build like a $200 computer, this would be what I'd want. 889 00:36:42.934 --> 00:36:45.403 Man, there are some deals out there! 890 00:36:46.804 --> 00:36:52.944 9th gen Core i5, 16 Gigs, RX 580 I mean, 891 00:36:53.010 --> 00:36:57.548 yeah, it's a pretty crummy GPU at this point and I'm stuck with a Dell power supply; 892 00:36:57.548 --> 00:37:02.153 but 380 Canadian dollars? That's like 300 US dollars, less. 893 00:37:02.353 --> 00:37:03.921 Free computer, best offer. 894 00:37:05.556 --> 00:37:09.160 Good condition, Core i5, DM if interested. 895 00:37:09.160 --> 00:37:10.294 Linus: What do you mean cash only? 896 00:37:11.829 --> 00:37:16.234 \"Send me an offer\"? Pfff, pfff. 897 00:37:16.534 --> 00:37:19.337 Linus: How about a long walk off a short pier? There's my offer. 898 00:37:19.670 --> 00:37:26.344 Dude $220!? Core i5-8500, 16 gigs of RAM. 899 00:37:29.714 --> 00:37:31.916 Dude, these machines are cheap! 900 00:37:33.284 --> 00:37:35.353 Dell proprietary power supply though. 901 00:37:36.454 --> 00:37:38.990 Rules don't say the power supply has to fit inside the computer. 902 00:37:39.357 --> 00:37:43.828 Okay, here's a whole like older gen gaming desktop for 150 bucks. 903 00:37:43.828 --> 00:37:49.367 What if I showed up with like, a his and hers gaming setup for $700? 904 00:37:51.102 --> 00:37:54.805 Dude, how much fun would it be to show up with an Alienware Aurora? Look at this thing. 905 00:37:55.339 --> 00:37:57.775 Linus: Pff, hm-heh, hmmhmmhmm. 906 00:37:58.042 --> 00:38:01.646 The deals are mostly if you want something like pretty basic though. 907 00:38:02.246 --> 00:38:08.653 Like the market for any GPU that was kind of mining capable in the last rush seems to have fallen out. 908 00:38:11.889 --> 00:38:13.724 I think I'm locking in a PC deal. 909 00:38:13.724 --> 00:38:15.660 He says he's got a lot of people interested. 910 00:38:16.160 --> 00:38:18.529 I suspect one of them is Luke; it's a good deal. 911 00:38:18.863 --> 00:38:23.200 I found another machine that I like, it's a fair bit more expensive but 912 00:38:23.301 --> 00:38:27.471 Ryzen 3600 is a lot faster than 8th gen Intel Core; 913 00:38:27.538 --> 00:38:31.742 and it's only 300 bucks for everything but power supply and GPU, which 914 00:38:32.343 --> 00:38:36.847 tend to be relatively easy parts to get a decent deal on on their own. 915 00:38:36.981 --> 00:38:38.883 Things like motherboards, ugh! 916 00:38:39.216 --> 00:38:41.952 Super overpriced on their own, same with cases; 917 00:38:42.987 --> 00:38:44.989 but I like this one a fair bit. 918 00:38:44.989 --> 00:38:46.424 Message this guy as well. 919 00:38:46.524 --> 00:38:48.259 I hope my message finds you well. 920 00:38:50.027 --> 00:38:51.529 I'm feeling okay. 921 00:38:51.896 --> 00:38:54.699 I've got kind of an idea for the vibe of my build. 922 00:38:54.699 --> 00:38:58.969 I want to have like a decent machine, but I want to go to value village 923 00:38:58.969 --> 00:39:04.241 and basically load up on like, you know $5 like old person knickknacks; 924 00:39:04.308 --> 00:39:08.913 I want to have like a teapot and stuff like, like I want my setup to be really cohesive. 925 00:39:09.046 --> 00:39:10.715 I think that's where I'm gonna win a lot of points. 926 00:39:10.848 --> 00:39:13.918 David: Yeah, you have to have a computer stable for testing at the end of tomorrow. 927 00:39:14.151 --> 00:39:15.019 Linus: At the end of tomorrow? 928 00:39:15.086 --> 00:39:15.453 David: Yeah. 929 00:39:15.786 --> 00:39:19.857 David: And then Thursday's gonna be more of the setup; what I recommend is more of the setup stuff. 930 00:39:20.057 --> 00:39:20.624 Linus: Okay. 931 00:39:20.758 --> 00:39:24.895 David: The sooner we can do the Jawa orders, the better for our Jawa friends. 932 00:39:25.062 --> 00:39:26.030 You're doing great Linus. 933 00:39:26.130 --> 00:39:26.664 Linus: Oh yeah. 934 00:39:26.764 --> 00:39:29.700 David: You, you're a pro, you know how to pull this together. 935 00:39:29.734 --> 00:39:30.301 Linus: Oh yeah. 936 00:39:30.401 --> 00:39:32.803 Linus: Man, how cool would it be to show up with this thing? 937 00:39:33.037 --> 00:39:40.111 The performance would suck but my goodness, a full water-cooled custom setup? Damn! 938 00:39:40.511 --> 00:39:42.113 Linus: Hahahaha. 939 00:39:44.081 --> 00:39:45.483 It's very tempting. 940 00:39:45.616 --> 00:39:48.886 Tom: What do I know, I'm just different. Sammi: But I feel like the piercings like throw me off cause like he's- 941 00:39:48.886 --> 00:39:49.453 Linus: Oh I can lose them, 942 00:39:49.487 --> 00:39:50.020 Tom: Yeah. Sammi: Yeah. 943 00:39:50.087 --> 00:39:50.588 Linus: I hope. 944 00:39:50.788 --> 00:39:52.022 Sammi: They make him look younger. 945 00:39:52.089 --> 00:39:53.090 Linus: Okay, okay we'll do it... 946 00:39:53.090 --> 00:39:53.591 Sammi: Okay. 947 00:39:53.858 --> 00:39:55.292 Linus: Honestly things are going a little rough, 948 00:39:55.292 --> 00:39:55.793 Sammi: Okay. 949 00:39:55.793 --> 00:39:59.730 Linus: for team Linus and Sammi, which you've been roped into now. Sammi: Okay. 950 00:39:59.730 --> 00:40:00.398 Sammi: Okay. 951 00:40:00.598 --> 00:40:02.099 Linus: Now we need a story. 952 00:40:02.133 --> 00:40:04.135 Uh, you're my daughter-in-law. 953 00:40:04.201 --> 00:40:05.536 Sammi: *Giggles* 954 00:40:05.536 --> 00:40:07.405 Linus: So that's why you're communicating for me. 955 00:40:07.438 --> 00:40:07.972 Sammi: Okay. 956 00:40:08.005 --> 00:40:09.940 Linus: I'm trying to buy a- 957 00:40:10.074 --> 00:40:13.844 I'm trying to buy a gaming system for my grandson, I guess he's your son then. 958 00:40:13.911 --> 00:40:18.215 Linus: So this is for a 3600, 6 core CPU, 16 gigs of RAM. 959 00:40:18.282 --> 00:40:22.553 So what I want to clarify is, does it come with the power supply and case? 960 00:40:22.586 --> 00:40:23.053 Sammi: Okay. 961 00:40:23.087 --> 00:40:28.793 Linus: What are they? And can we go get it like now because- 962 00:40:28.793 --> 00:40:32.396 Oh, yeah, and if we can negotiate any any amount off, 963 00:40:32.930 --> 00:40:36.934 so we have to have our, we have to have our story in line. 964 00:40:36.934 --> 00:40:39.503 So I don't have a lot of money, I'm a pensioner. 965 00:40:40.304 --> 00:40:41.806 Okay? So, you know 966 00:40:41.839 --> 00:40:45.075 if there's anything they can do for us on the price, that would be very helpful; 967 00:40:45.109 --> 00:40:45.643 Sammi: Okay. 968 00:40:45.643 --> 00:40:47.445 Linus: but we could come get it right now. 969 00:40:47.478 --> 00:40:50.514 Sammi: Okay, so I guess I'm calling them, speaker. 970 00:40:50.614 --> 00:40:53.517 Linus: Yeah uh... wait, you already? Okay she pressed the n- 971 00:40:53.517 --> 00:40:54.985 Okay, well we're committed now. 972 00:40:55.686 --> 00:40:57.721 David: Hahahaha. 973 00:40:59.156 --> 00:41:02.326 Phone: You have reached mailbox number, please leave your message at th- 974 00:41:02.326 --> 00:41:03.227 Sammi: Oop, sorry, okay. 975 00:41:03.227 --> 00:41:03.794 Linus: Ooh! 976 00:41:04.728 --> 00:41:08.132 Linus: Yeah, I was gonna I was gonna leave like a dumb old man voicemail, 977 00:41:08.165 --> 00:41:09.733 and then you were gonna text him for me, 978 00:41:10.434 --> 00:41:12.269 Sammi: Are you sure your old man fingers still work? 979 00:41:12.303 --> 00:41:13.204 Linus: Should I type it off? 980 00:41:14.205 --> 00:41:15.873 Linus: Okay, I'm gonna type with no caps though. 981 00:41:15.873 --> 00:41:18.542 Sammi: No, you have to add the ellipses, you have to have dot dot dot, 982 00:41:18.943 --> 00:41:21.579 like between the sentences, because like boomers do that. 983 00:41:21.579 --> 00:41:23.747 Tom: You're gonna be real Amish just for a sec here, 984 00:41:23.747 --> 00:41:25.816 Linus: Honestly, it seems more pubic than Amish... 985 00:41:27.351 --> 00:41:31.689 Linus: Part of our angle should be that we really make the setup look nice; 986 00:41:31.889 --> 00:41:37.161 so I can get like cans of paint on Craigslist for like $5. 987 00:41:37.361 --> 00:41:42.666 So if we like painted the walls in the corner and like like painted the desk and stuff, 988 00:41:42.800 --> 00:41:44.835 and like really made it all look really clean and new. 989 00:41:44.835 --> 00:41:47.004 I think that's gonna go a long way with our judges. 990 00:41:47.037 --> 00:41:48.772 I know Riley's gonna want to see a clean setup. 991 00:41:48.806 --> 00:41:49.540 Sammi: Okay. 992 00:41:49.773 --> 00:41:52.376 Linus: We just spent $375. 993 00:41:53.477 --> 00:41:54.178 Sammi: Okay. 994 00:41:54.211 --> 00:41:54.645 Linus: Okay. 995 00:41:55.145 --> 00:41:55.913 Linus: Sh**. 996 00:41:56.180 --> 00:41:57.615 Sammi: That's a bad word. 997 00:41:57.681 --> 00:42:01.886 Linus: Look, my generation saved the world from the Vietnamese si- 998 00:42:01.919 --> 00:42:03.287 David: Pfffffff. Sammi: *Laughs* 999 00:42:03.354 --> 00:42:04.054 David: Jesus. 1000 00:42:04.088 --> 00:42:05.589 Sammi: Was Canada involved in that? 1001 00:42:05.656 --> 00:42:06.390 Linus: No. 1002 00:42:06.557 --> 00:42:07.791 Sammi: I didn't think so. 1003 00:42:07.958 --> 00:42:11.896 Linus: I just mean compared to the greatest generation, okay we did stuff but it wasn't as noble. 1004 00:42:12.630 --> 00:42:13.397 Linus: Hahahaha. 1005 00:42:13.631 --> 00:42:17.902 Linus: RX 6800 review, how's that compared to 3070? 1006 00:42:17.968 --> 00:42:20.104 I think it's faster, but it's also a fair bit more expensive. 1007 00:42:20.104 --> 00:42:21.605 Oh very comparable. 1008 00:42:21.605 --> 00:42:23.807 Dude that 3060 deal, holy sh**! 1009 00:42:23.874 --> 00:42:25.209 We might want to just grab that. 1010 00:42:25.910 --> 00:42:27.011 Or a 3070 deal. 1011 00:42:27.077 --> 00:42:34.318 260 bucks, because we get a $100 off with our Jawa credit, and then it's 160 US, $220. 1012 00:42:35.286 --> 00:42:36.954 It's xe.com. 1013 00:42:36.954 --> 00:42:39.023 What is this? I don't want a $20 gift card. 1014 00:42:39.790 --> 00:42:41.825 Wait, $20 gift card? 1015 00:42:42.393 --> 00:42:43.460 Hold on, can we use that? 1016 00:42:43.561 --> 00:42:44.728 Yeah, yeah, no, no, I'm kidding, I'm kidding. 1017 00:42:44.762 --> 00:42:45.095 David: Oh. 1018 00:42:45.095 --> 00:42:49.266 Linus: Okay, so $220; so that leaves us with- 1019 00:42:49.500 --> 00:42:51.068 Okay minus what was it? 220? 1020 00:42:51.135 --> 00:42:51.669 Sammi: Yes. 1021 00:42:51.702 --> 00:42:54.572 Linus: Okay, minus 375 was it? 1022 00:42:54.772 --> 00:42:55.306 Sammi: Yes. 1023 00:42:56.006 --> 00:43:03.847 Linus: Okay, we've got a 100 bucks; for chair, desk, monitor, keyboard, mouse, and trinkets. 1024 00:43:03.847 --> 00:43:05.382 Sammi: I don't know if that's enough. 1025 00:43:05.416 --> 00:43:07.217 Linus: But we're g- But we can sell that GPU. 1026 00:43:07.318 --> 00:43:08.085 Sammi: Okay. 1027 00:43:08.085 --> 00:43:09.253 Linus: But we have to buy storage. 1028 00:43:09.787 --> 00:43:10.854 Sammi: Oh God. 1029 00:43:10.988 --> 00:43:13.791 Linus: I should have asked them for more than 25 bucks off. 1030 00:43:13.857 --> 00:43:16.393 That low baller was like very timely for me. 1031 00:43:16.727 --> 00:43:17.161 Sammi: Yeah. 1032 00:43:17.161 --> 00:43:19.463 Linus: Man, it's okay we got this. 1033 00:43:20.831 --> 00:43:25.002 I would like to see it connected if possible. 1034 00:43:25.002 --> 00:43:26.570 We should see it connected, huh? 1035 00:43:26.604 --> 00:43:27.004 Sammi: Yes. 1036 00:43:27.271 --> 00:43:27.705 Linus: Okay. 1037 00:43:28.839 --> 00:43:32.676 Sammi: Otherwise you have to scam someone else, and that would be a bad look. 1038 00:43:32.810 --> 00:43:37.081 Linus: Am I not savvy enough to type DIL? Probably not right? 1039 00:43:37.114 --> 00:43:37.414 Sammi: Yeah. 1040 00:43:37.414 --> 00:43:40.017 Linus: Okay I will tediously type out daughter in law then. 1041 00:43:40.184 --> 00:43:44.355 It will help me determine if it's- 1042 00:43:44.955 --> 00:43:46.590 Sammi: What am I looking for? 1043 00:43:46.724 --> 00:43:48.425 Linus: What do you mean? What are you looking for? 1044 00:43:48.459 --> 00:43:49.526 Sammi: It's just like is it just, does it run? 1045 00:43:49.593 --> 00:43:51.795 Or do I have to go into task manager and do some stuff? 1046 00:43:53.097 --> 00:43:54.198 Linus: Come on Sammi! 1047 00:43:54.231 --> 00:43:55.265 Sammi: I don't know! 1048 00:43:55.532 --> 00:43:58.168 Linus: She does visualization, she doesn't do the testing, it's okay. 1049 00:43:58.168 --> 00:43:59.169 Sammi: No, I don't do the testing. 1050 00:43:59.536 --> 00:44:02.773 Linus: Okay, we need to find out what the cheapest SSD we can get is. 1051 00:44:02.840 --> 00:44:03.641 Sammi: Okay. 1052 00:44:03.674 --> 00:44:08.679 Linus: SSD, Wait I wonder if Jawa is gonna be good for SSD as well. 1053 00:44:09.113 --> 00:44:12.016 256 gig, holy sh** 19 bucks. 1054 00:44:12.082 --> 00:44:13.384 Okay, what are they on Facebook? 1055 00:44:13.484 --> 00:44:14.852 These are all phones. 1056 00:44:15.753 --> 00:44:16.854 Sammi: You need to type in SSD. 1057 00:44:17.154 --> 00:44:18.489 Linus: Yeah, I'm on it, I'm on it! 1058 00:44:18.856 --> 00:44:19.857 Thanks coach. 1059 00:44:19.990 --> 00:44:20.691 Sammi: You're welcome. 1060 00:44:20.791 --> 00:44:25.496 Linus: What's this there for 3780 Ti? 365, 260. 1061 00:44:25.562 --> 00:44:27.464 Like, holy crap. 1062 00:44:27.531 --> 00:44:28.532 Sammi: What's wrong with it? 1063 00:44:28.532 --> 00:44:30.534 Linus: Well, that's what I'm trying to figure out man. 1064 00:44:30.834 --> 00:44:33.837 Okay, what's a 2080 Ti worth? 300 bucks. 1065 00:44:34.705 --> 00:44:39.176 Like 3070 is pretty damn close to a 2080 Ti if I recall correctly. 1066 00:44:39.243 --> 00:44:41.979 Yeah! Dude, I think we take it, I'm taking it. 1067 00:44:42.346 --> 00:44:44.214 If I click buy now, I'm good, right? 1068 00:44:44.214 --> 00:44:45.249 David: Yeah, it goes into the cart and then... 1069 00:44:45.249 --> 00:44:45.816 Linus: Then I got it? 1070 00:44:45.949 --> 00:44:46.417 David: Yeah. 1071 00:44:46.517 --> 00:44:47.818 Linus: Okay, I want this one. 1072 00:44:48.018 --> 00:44:49.153 David: Show me the cart? 1073 00:44:49.286 --> 00:44:50.721 Linus: ASUS Dual 3070. 1074 00:44:50.721 --> 00:44:51.155 David: Let me just- 1075 00:44:51.221 --> 00:44:54.024 Linus: The official Jawa store, it's like even off their official store. 1076 00:44:54.091 --> 00:44:55.659 David: Oh, that's perfect. 1077 00:44:55.726 --> 00:44:56.060 Linus: Okay. 1078 00:44:56.226 --> 00:44:59.630 Linus: I mean here, hold on, hold on; sanity check, sanity check, 3070. 1079 00:44:59.697 --> 00:45:01.365 Okay, what's a 3070 going for? 1080 00:45:02.232 --> 00:45:04.668 Like look, 350 CAD. 1081 00:45:04.668 --> 00:45:05.903 Okay hold on, what's that work out to? 1082 00:45:05.936 --> 00:45:07.638 Okay, hold on; maybe it's just an okay deal. 1083 00:45:07.705 --> 00:45:09.673 Oh wait, hold on; Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, 1084 00:45:09.740 --> 00:45:13.010 wait David, Wait David! 3070s are just cheap. 1085 00:45:13.143 --> 00:45:14.645 Sammi: But don't we get $100 off? 1086 00:45:14.945 --> 00:45:17.648 Linus: Yes, but we could use that $100 for anything. 1087 00:45:17.715 --> 00:45:18.115 Sammi: Oh, okay. 1088 00:45:18.282 --> 00:45:18.415 Linus: Okay hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. 1089 00:45:18.615 --> 00:45:21.051 Okay so 350; no, that's a good deal then. 1090 00:45:22.753 --> 00:45:24.555 Hold on, okay sort by price. 1091 00:45:25.255 --> 00:45:26.757 Hold on where's our cheapest? 1092 00:45:26.890 --> 00:45:27.825 Sammi: It's the 3050s. 1093 00:45:27.858 --> 00:45:30.260 Linus: Okay, so there just happens to be one that's the same price; 1094 00:45:30.260 --> 00:45:31.895 everything else is way more expensive. 1095 00:45:31.962 --> 00:45:32.396 Sammi: Yeah. 1096 00:45:33.263 --> 00:45:36.734 Sammy: What do you think Luke, Luke's gonna look like with his disguise? 1097 00:45:36.800 --> 00:45:41.105 Linus: Luke's basically gonna look like himself, but like going to the gay bar. 1098 00:45:41.171 --> 00:45:43.474 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. Linus: That's my expectation. 1099 00:45:44.007 --> 00:45:44.641 Sammy: Okay. 1100 00:45:44.942 --> 00:45:46.543 Linus: And there's nothing wrong with going there, 1101 00:45:46.543 --> 00:45:48.011 I just think that's what he's gonna look like. 1102 00:45:48.779 --> 00:45:49.880 Sammy: Do you know who his helper is? 1103 00:45:51.648 --> 00:45:53.317 Linus: Yeah, Luke's helper is Elijah. 1104 00:45:53.317 --> 00:45:54.685 Sammy: What do you think Eli is gonna look like? 1105 00:45:54.952 --> 00:45:58.422 Linus: Eli is gonna look like Eli, right? Or are they both disguised? 1106 00:45:58.589 --> 00:45:59.623 Sammy: Oh, I don't, I don't know; 1107 00:45:59.656 --> 00:46:03.861 I assume he's gonna be disguised because he's technically a on-camera personality. 1108 00:46:03.861 --> 00:46:04.995 Linus: Oh, I got no idea man. 1109 00:46:05.062 --> 00:46:05.462 Sammy: Yeah. 1110 00:46:05.529 --> 00:46:07.431 You know this one time, I was out with Eli. 1111 00:46:07.431 --> 00:46:08.632 He was wearing their ShortCircuit hoodie. 1112 00:46:08.699 --> 00:46:11.001 Someone turned to him and said, \"I like your hoodie\"; 1113 00:46:11.034 --> 00:46:12.703 and then he didn't recognize who he was though. 1114 00:46:13.337 --> 00:46:13.704 Linus: Nice. 1115 00:46:14.905 --> 00:46:16.240 I got some deals. 1116 00:46:16.406 --> 00:46:17.574 Sammy: Oooh, what kind of deals? 1117 00:46:17.608 --> 00:46:19.109 Linus: But I'm $80 over budget. 1118 00:46:19.176 --> 00:46:19.476 Sammy: Uh oh. 1119 00:46:19.510 --> 00:46:20.577 Sammy: *Laughs* 1120 00:46:20.577 --> 00:46:23.580 Linus: But, according to some quick searching, 1121 00:46:24.281 --> 00:46:29.520 my $780 has bought me about $1,165 worth of stuff. 1122 00:46:29.586 --> 00:46:30.087 Sammy: Oh! 1123 00:46:30.120 --> 00:46:32.823 Linus: So all I have to do, is flip some of it. 1124 00:46:32.856 --> 00:46:34.591 Sammy: Hahahaha. 1125 00:46:37.294 --> 00:46:37.761 Yvonne: Hi. 1126 00:46:37.761 --> 00:46:39.496 Linus: Hi there honey, give me a kiss. 1127 00:46:39.630 --> 00:46:41.165 Sammy: *Laughs* 1128 00:46:41.698 --> 00:46:42.533 Yvonne: That's so creepy. 1129 00:46:46.837 --> 00:46:49.273 I got 20 years to go before I see that again. 1130 00:46:49.339 --> 00:46:49.973 Linus: Yeah. 1131 00:46:50.841 --> 00:46:52.843 Also tomorrow and the next day. 1132 00:46:53.510 --> 00:46:54.745 Yvonne: Wait you have to wear that all day? 1133 00:46:55.012 --> 00:46:57.514 Linus: I mean, yeah that's Scrapyard Wars. 1134 00:46:57.714 --> 00:47:00.184 Remember I told you this is why the makeup so expensive? 1135 00:47:00.484 --> 00:47:02.586 Yvonne: Well I thought it was because you had top re-do it every day, 1136 00:47:02.753 --> 00:47:03.754 Yvonne: cause I have to go home... 1137 00:47:03.787 --> 00:47:05.789 Linus: Oh no, no, no, yeah no; you don't have to go home to it. 1138 00:47:05.823 --> 00:47:07.624 Yvonne: Hahahaha. 1139 00:47:07.724 --> 00:47:09.226 Linus: Here, come, come look. 1140 00:47:09.893 --> 00:47:10.861 Yvonne: Okay... 1141 00:47:13.297 --> 00:47:16.767 Linus: Well you know, you're looking at what you have look forward to. 1142 00:47:17.100 --> 00:47:17.935 How do I look? 1143 00:47:20.137 --> 00:47:22.773 Yvonne: Okay, don't do that. 1144 00:47:23.674 --> 00:47:25.976 Yvonne: Wow that's actually like very realistic. 1145 00:47:26.643 --> 00:47:27.411 Linus: Not bad, huh? 1146 00:47:27.845 --> 00:47:28.679 Yvonne: No it's pretty bad. 1147 00:47:28.712 --> 00:47:29.079 Yvonne: Haha. 1148 00:47:30.714 --> 00:47:33.083 David: Hahahahaha. 1149 00:47:33.250 --> 00:47:38.388 Linus: My goodness you young people, it's inspiring seeing y'all working so hard in here. 1150 00:47:38.455 --> 00:47:39.156 Mark: Whoa, you got a beard. 1151 00:47:39.189 --> 00:47:40.390 Linus: Hey, welcome back. 1152 00:47:40.691 --> 00:47:41.391 Jonathan: Thank you. 1153 00:47:41.458 --> 00:47:43.293 Linus: Haha cheers, *coughs*. 1154 00:47:43.560 --> 00:47:45.696 Linus: Excuse me, I haven't actually seen you since you got back. 1155 00:47:45.996 --> 00:47:47.264 Jonathan: I know *unintelligible* 1156 00:47:47.397 --> 00:47:48.165 Linus: Good to see you! 1157 00:47:49.099 --> 00:47:51.902 Are you too fragile to you know, shake a hand or whatever? 1158 00:47:52.035 --> 00:47:53.070 Jonathan: Oh nothing serious. 1159 00:47:53.203 --> 00:47:54.538 Okay well, I'm glad to hear that. 1160 00:47:54.705 --> 00:47:56.106 Heard you getting right back on the motorbike. 1161 00:47:56.807 --> 00:47:57.641 Jonathan: Oh, soon. 1162 00:47:57.674 --> 00:47:58.175 Linus: Yeah. 1163 00:47:59.610 --> 00:48:01.745 Linus: No one else is gonna tell you this, but good on you! 1164 00:48:02.813 --> 00:48:03.413 Jonathan: Hahahaha. 1165 00:48:03.413 --> 00:48:03.914 Jonathan: I know. 1166 00:48:04.414 --> 00:48:08.051 Linus: They'd tear my bike from my cold dead body too, so I get it. 1167 00:48:08.085 --> 00:48:10.888 Jonathan: Are you old enough to ride a bike- are you too old to ride a bike now? 1168 00:48:11.321 --> 00:48:15.158 Linus: Hey, look if they haven't taken my driver's license, they can't take my bike license! 1169 00:48:15.726 --> 00:48:16.693 Jonathan: Wow that's- 1170 00:48:16.793 --> 00:48:18.562 James: How long are you gonna do this voice for? 1171 00:48:19.329 --> 00:48:20.898 Linus: I don't know, we'll see. 1172 00:48:21.832 --> 00:48:25.969 James: The visual change is actually, people won't recognize you I think. 1173 00:48:26.036 --> 00:48:29.940 I think- I've seen the other team and they look very much like the other team. 1174 00:48:30.073 --> 00:48:33.844 Linus: Yeah, this is a pretty market change. 1175 00:48:33.844 --> 00:48:34.278 James: Yeah. 1176 00:48:35.012 --> 00:48:35.445 James: See you later. 1177 00:48:35.512 --> 00:48:37.047 Linus: See you later young ones! 1178 00:48:37.481 --> 00:48:39.883 Linus: Look at that, Colin's speechless! 1179 00:48:41.919 --> 00:48:42.519 Colin: ...Dad? 1180 00:48:42.552 --> 00:48:43.654 Everybody: *Laughs*"}