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We're live.

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Are we live? I hope so. Oh my goodness, I'll wait for the delay.

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Oh, I think it did start. Ah, there we are. Yay.

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Yay, it's working. It's spooky stream time.

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I'm so excited. Yes, happy Halloween, Dan. Happy Halloween.

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Spooky day. It is. It's spooky day.

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We're carving, I'm carving a pumpkin today, but we're gonna do it a little different than last time.

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Dan, do you remember last time we carved a pumpkin? I think so. I don't know if it went very well,

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but I do remember. Well, this time, hopefully it does go well.

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That would be nice. Yeah. That would be nice. Sure would.

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It's always the start of the stream that gets me.

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Do you want me to come hang out for a minute? Sure, yeah. Do you want to be the first person to answer a question?

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Oh, I didn't know we were doing questions. Yeah, sure. Heck yeah.

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Hi, everybody.

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First guest that we have today, Dan, everybody.

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Hello. I can't hear myself at all. Uh-oh.

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I can hear you. I can't hear you. Chad, can you hear Dan?

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They can hear me. I think so. What did you do to my set?

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It's been a kind of a chaotic morning. Honestly, we were aiming for 11 o'clock start,

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but as LMG streams go, we're 37 minutes late.

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So. I think it's just quiet. Okay, that's fine then.

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Is it quite loud in your headset? I can hear it. It sounds similar to how my voice sounds.

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So we have a wheel of questions.

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Some are Halloween related and some are LMG related.

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Do you want to do it a spin and answer? Sure, yeah, let's bring it in here, I guess.

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Yes. I'm going to start gutting my pumpkin

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while you review the question. What do we got?

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Scary story. No. No. Do you have a scary story to tell?

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I'm not entirely sure. I can find you a scary story to read.

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I feel like that would be so satisfying hearing Dan read a scary story.

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Oh yeah, sure. I got to turn up my monitor level. Okay.

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I'm going to be able to. How is everybody on this lovely Tuesday?

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Last time it was on a Monday, which is kind of lame,

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but Tuesday feels a bit better because I've already had a day to get some things done.

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I'm not going to tell you what we're carving just yet,

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but I have probably designed one of my favorite things of all time.

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And it's incredibly difficult to beat the whale logo

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because I know lots of people asked for me to carve that,

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but no, I have something better.

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Okay, Dan, here are some. I'm not ready. No.

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I'm not ready. I'm so sorry.

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It's okay. Dan's been working really hard on all the back end stuff.

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And then meanwhile, me and the social team have just been absolutely raising chaos on set over here.

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So there's a few things to figure out for sure.

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Let's see if that's better.

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That's better. There we go. Yay.

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Awesome. All right, here are 30 very short tales of horror

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that are better than most scary movies that you've watched.

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So if you want to find one from that website and read one while I start gutting the pumpkin.

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That sounds great. Yeah.

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So last time I kind of did like a run through of how to carve a pumpkin.

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Are we, is anybody interested in that?

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Or should I just do my thing?

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I'm curious. Also, how many people carve pumpkins?

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Let me know in chat if you carve pumpkins.

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I could read an SCP. What does that mean?

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Is that scary? Not necessarily.

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They're just kind of, I mean, some of them might be scary.

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It depends on your interpretation of it, I guess.

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What does SCP stand for? Secure Contain Protect.

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Oh, I feel like that's a reddit thing.

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Is it a reddit thing? No, it's like a Wikipedia thing.

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Well, now I'm intrigued. But interesting. So you should.

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Okay. Could you ask chat which one I should read?

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Chat. There's thousands of them.

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Well, would they, do I just, okay.

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You heard Dan. Give me a number. Yes.

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Give me a number. Well, if there's thousands, obviously the answer is 69.

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No, that one's not very interesting. Oh, you've read it already.

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What do they want? What do they want? Oh, wow.

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There's lots. 666, 574, 420, 420.

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I'm sure you've read that one already too. 574, the interior.

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Oh, that's a good one.

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Lots of 420s and 69s.

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I don't want to do femur breaker. That sounds fun, especially with Mr. Bones over here.

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Oh, no, don't.

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You don't, you don't recognize. Okay. How about 2316?

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Sure. 2316 is pretty short, I think.

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We've got lots of time, so as long as you've got the time,

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I wouldn't. Sure. So, I guess, SCP-2316, containment class Keter.

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That's a cognitohazard.

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Oh. The following file contains images and text that are carriers

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for anomalous cognitohazard influences.

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You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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Due to this, it is imperative that all personnel accessing this file

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be certified as having cognitive resistance value, CRV,

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of no less than 14.5. You should fail.

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Should you fail an automated CRV verification,

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please remain calm and do not move. A member of your site's medical staff will be with you shortly.

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Please repeat the following phrase slowly and clearly

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into your terminal microphone. I do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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Hello. Sarah? I do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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Special containment procedures. Under no circumstances are Foundation personnel to approach SCP-2316.

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Observation of SCP-2316 must only be carried out by remote dummy probes

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utilizing video and audio recording equipment.

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Only those personnel adequately rated for exposure to cognitohazardous

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anomalies may review footage and audio of SCP-2316.

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To take in which to the lake in which SCP-2316 is located

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has been quarantined and fenced off and is routinely patrolled by individuals

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who have not been exposed to SCP-2316

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and have no prior knowledge of its characteristics.

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You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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Individuals who attempt to bypass the enforced quarantine

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must be apprehended and moved to Site-33 for a full cognitive influence screening.

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Individuals who come within 50 meters of the lake containing SCP-2316

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are to be considered lost. Please repeat the following phrase slowly and clearly into your terminal microphone.

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I do not recognize the bodies in the water. I do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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Description. SCP-2316 is the designation for an anomalous phenomenon existing within Lake Redacted

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within Redacted County. Redacted.

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SCP-2316 manifests as a group of human corpses floating in a small group

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at the surface of the water. The identities of these corpses are cognitohazard removed,

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automated change is unknown. Through DNA testing has been inconclusive.

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While SCP-2316 appears to be individual instances,

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it is theorized that SCP-2316 may instead be an entity composed of a collective consciousness.

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Individual instances of SCP-2316 do not act on their own

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but do seem to be able to act collectively as a single unit.

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The individual instances of SCP-2316 are unrecognizable

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and you do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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SCP-2316 hosts a powerful cognitohazardous effect

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causing those who have viewed SCP-2316 are aware of certain parts of its nature

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or who were enrolled in the Redacted

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to believe that the individual instances of SCP-2316 are human beings they recognize

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typically from their childhood. Attempting to come into contact with SCP-2316 instances by way of entering Lake Redacted

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or touching an instance of SCP-2316 will cause other instances of SCP-2316 to appear.

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You do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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The additional instances only serve to reinforce and add to the strength of the cognitohazard

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compelling infected individuals into the lake.

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Individuals who enter the lake in this way are lost and to date none have been recovered.

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Addendum 2316.1 interview has been expunged.

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Please repeat the following phrase into your terminal microphone.

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I do not recognize the bodies in the water. I do not recognize the bodies in the water.

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Addendum 2316.2 has an invalid entry.

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There you go. SCP-2316.

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That's spooky! Oh my goodness.

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I do enjoy and there's thousands of these. They're great.

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Wow, I need to read more. Yeah, a lot of them are pretty awesome.

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Yeah. There's some that are super, super terrifying.

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Yeah, I mean today is the perfect day for that.

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Absolutely, absolutely. That's probably one of my favorites.

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That's great. I mean the classic one is peanut.

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Okay, can you read that one? Sure.

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Peanut. Peanut. SCP-173 is one of the original ones.

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Wow. Okay, let's see.

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This is a Euclid-class creature.

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It is animate. It cannot move while being stared at.

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And yes, it is harmful. It breaks victims' necks and suffocates them.

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Nice. SCP-173, also known as the sculpture or peanut,

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is the main antagonist. This is fucking description, you fucking dumbass.

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I also forgot that I'm not supposed to be swearing.

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Whoops. It's too late for the swear bleep.

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I'm a professional. Look at me go. SCP-173, object-class Euclid.

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This is not a child-friendly story. SCP-173 is to be kept in a locked container at all times.

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When personnel enter SCP-173's container,

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no fewer than three may enter at any time,

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and the door is to be relocked behind them.

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At all times, two persons must maintain direct eye contact

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with SCP-173 until all personnel have vacated

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and relocked the container.

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Moved to Site-19 in 1993, the original date is yet unknown.

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It is constructed from concrete and rebar

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with traces of Krylon brand spray paint.

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SCP-173 is animate and extremely hostile.

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The object cannot move while within direct line of sight.

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Line of sight must not be broken at any time with SCP-173.

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Personnel assigned to enter the container

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are abstracted to alert one another before blinking.

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Object is reported to attack by snapping the neck

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at the base of the skull or by strangulation.

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In the event of attack, personnel are to observe

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class 4 hazardous object containment procedures.

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Personnel report sounds of scraping stone

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originating from within the container when no one is present inside.

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There should be considered normal, and any change in this behavior

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should be reported to the acting H-M-C-L supervisor on duty.

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The reddish-brown substance on the floor is a combination of feces and blood.

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Origins of these materials is unknown.

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The enclosure must be cleaned on a bi-weekly basis.

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Interesting. It's fun. Oh, creepy.

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It's one of the classics. Good old classics.

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It would be fun to do a stream just reading these.

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Honestly, I could listen to it all day. There's a huge subculture of all of these.

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Are they recommending any more? Let's see.

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Any more? Someone said 100% weeping angels.

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Weeping angels? Yeah, it's basically just weeping angels. Oh, I see.

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I see. Dr. Hu, if you've never watched that.

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I've never watched Dr. Hu. Dr. Huay?

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1337. All right, 1337.

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1337. They know they're...

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SCP Elite? Yeah, sure.

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Oh, my gosh. Six, one, three. Some of them are nice.

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Really? There's one of them that's a vending machine.

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Oh, my gosh. And it'll output anything that you want.

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I need that in my life. SCP 163?

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Or 613?

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Did he leave? Oh, sorry. Six, one, three.

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Six, nine, six, one, three, seven, four.

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Oh, my gosh. Red-related.

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This is a Euclid. Oh, my gosh.

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Special Containment Procedures for SCP-613.

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Foundation assets are to monitor all reports

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for anomalous similarities of SCP-163-1

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and investigate if necessary. All instances of SCP-613 are to be kept in safe storage

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in research sector 96.

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All individuals found to have knowledge of SCP-613

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are to be interviewed, dosed with claspi amnestics...

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amnestics. Sorry.

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And released... No, it makes you do a forgetting.

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Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

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Instances of SCP-613-1 are to be interviewed upon creation

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and contained in a climate-controlled environment

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for observation, experimentation, and research

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until such time as they cease to be viable due to spoilage.

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Instances of SCP-613-1 in containment

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are to be tagged with stickers listing their names

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and the temperature at which they rose.

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It literally is, Brad. SCP-613 is a piece of redacted brand pad paper

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showing a handwritten recipe for a normal loaf of wheat bread

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and the words, Wonder Bread Recipe, please refer to this paper for optimum results.

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There are at present 10 instances of SCP-613

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in Foundation custody. All instances of SCP-613 are identical.

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The recipe is completely identical to all other common recipes

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for regular loaves of wheat bread. However, when a loaf of bread is created by a subject

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who is only following directions from SCP-613

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or memory of it without consulting any other sources,

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the loaf of bread will become an instance of SCP-613.

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Oh. Honestly, wonder if this is an SCP-613?

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In what? Because that is the same bread from like three months ago.

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Yeah. Still perfect. And it's just vibing.

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It's just vibing. SCP-613-1s are loaves of bread created

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while following the directions of SCP-613. Instances of SCP-613-1 can vocalize through unknown means

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and achieve self-locomotion by sliding across

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and rotating on surfaces and are capable of sensation and perception of the environment.

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All instances of SCP-613-1 are fully sapient

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and have distinct personalities and identities unique from other instances.

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SCP-613-1 that rise at normal room temperature

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will have average mental states and intelligence

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as expected of adult human beings.

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However, instances that rise at non-room temperatures

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will have chances of developing mental disorders and or increasingly non-average IQ

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with greater chances of resulting from greater deviation from room temperature.

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There are currently no identified factors that appear to control whether the IQ will increase or decrease.

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Instances of SCP-613-1 separated by slicing or tearing,

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where the mass of the separated segment is greater than 50 grams,

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will form desperate identities distinct from the parent instance of SCP-613-1.

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Instances of SCP-613-1 produced in this manner

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have been observed to engage in erratic movements and vocalizations indicative of physical pain.

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SCP-613-1 are just as vulnerable to spoilage

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as other forms of damage as regular loaves

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and will lose all anomalous properties when either completely spoiled or destroyed.

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All instances of SCP-613-1 do not correspond

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to any individuals listed in a database within Foundation Access.

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D-class personnel fed instances of SCP-613-1

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report of taste virtually identical to normal white bread

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but often express discomfort at the instances vocalizations during consumption.

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D-class personnel are death row inmates.

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They're used for testing.

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Instances of SCP-613-1 have been sporadically appearing internationally

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at a rate of once every five to seven months.

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Operations are ongoing to investigate if there are any individual or organizations

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actively producing or spreading SCP-613 recovery.

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SCP-613 was first observed during a baking fair in Wisconsin

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where one baker was reportedly selling living bread to customers,

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reporting MTF redacted to take action and retrieve the object,

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interrogate the person producing SCP-613-1

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and dose all involved with Class B amnetics.

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Since then, more instances of SCP-613

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have appeared internationally in possession of various individuals

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with average interest in baking. All individuals in possession of SCP-613 instances

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have refused to reveal where or how they acquired them

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or claim to have knowledge of such. Interesting.

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Yes. And again, there's like thousands of these.

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Some of them are better than others. That was fun, though.

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There's a lot of fun ones. Some of them are quite interesting.

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Not all of them are like spooky. Yeah.

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Yeah, but like even that one, like it's just entertaining.

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Yeah. No, I literally could sit and listen to you read these all day long.

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How about one more? Yes. This is another classic.

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Okay. This is SCP-87. Okay.

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It's a really, really early one. Yeah.

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This is also a UCA class.

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SCP-87 is located on the campus of Redacted.

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The doorway leading to SCP-87 is constructed of reinforced steel

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with an electronic release lock mechanism.

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It has been disguised to resemble a janitorial closet

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consistent with the designs of the building. The lock mechanism on the doorknob will not release

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unless redacted volts are applied in conjunction

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with counterclockwise rotation of the key.

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The inside of the door is lined with six centimeters

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of industrial foam padding. Due to the results of the final exploration,

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see document 87-4, no personnel are permitted to access SCP-87.

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SCP-87 is a U as an unlit platform staircase.

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Stairs descend on a 38-degree angle for 13 steps

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before reaching a semicircular platform of approximately three meters in diameter.

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Descent directions rotate 180 degrees at each platform.

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The design of SCP-87 limits subjects to visual range

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of approximately 1.5 flights.

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A light source is required for any subjects exploring 87

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as there are no lighting fixtures or Windows present.

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Lighting sources brighter than 75 watts have shown to be ineffective

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as 87 seems to absorb excess light.

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Subjects report and audio recordings confirm

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the distressed vocalizations of what is presumed to be a child

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between the ages of redacted and redacted.

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The source of the distressed call is estimated to be located approximately 200 meters

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below the initial platform. However, any attempts to descend the staircase

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have failed to bring the subject closer to the source.

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The depth of the descent calculated from Exploration 4,

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the longest exploration, is shown to be far beyond

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both possible structure of both the building and geological surroundings.

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At this time, it's unknown if SCP-87 has an end.

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SCP-87 has undergone four video-recorded explorations

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by Class D personnel. Each subject conducting an exploration has encountered

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SCP-87-1, which appears as a face

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with no visible pupils, nostrils, or mouth.

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The nature of SCP-87-1 is entirely unclear,

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but it has been determined that it is not the source of the pleading.

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Subjects exhibit feelings of intense paranoia and fear

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when faced with SCP-87-1,

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but it is undetermined whether said feelings are abnormal

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or simply natural reactions. Over a period of two weeks,

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following Exploration 4, several members of the staff

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and students from Redacted Campus report knocking at a variable rate of 1 to 2 seconds per knock

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coming from the interior of SCP-87.

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The door leading to SCP-87 has been fitted with a six-centimeter thick industrial padding.

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All reports of knocking have ceased.

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Authorised personnel may refer to documents 87-1 through 87-4 for transcripts of Explanations 1 through 4.

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Would you like me to read 1 through 3?

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Unfortunately, Exploration 4 has been expunged.

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Yeah, let's do...

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One, two, or three. Let's do two.

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Two. Yeah, me in the middle. Document 87-2.

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D-9035 is a 28-year-old African-American male of strong build.

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Psychological background indicates no abnormalities

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except an extreme hatred for women.

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Subject has an extensive record of data expunged.

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D-9035 is equipped with a 100-watt flood lamp

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with battery powers capable of lasting 24 hours,

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a handheld camcorder fitted with a transmission stream,

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and an audio headset for communication with Dr. Redacted at Control.

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9035 is also equipped with a backpack containing

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100 small LED lights with adhesive backs

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and a battery life of approximately three weeks.

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Lights turn on and off by compressing them.

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D-9035 shines the floodlight down the first flight of stairs.

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Despite the extra wattage, the light does not illuminate

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beyond the ninth step. Oh, spooky.

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Dr. Redacted. That's a good name. Yeah.

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Please shine your flood lamp outside of SCP-87

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to verify it's functioning properly.

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D-9035 shines the light into the hallway.

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Comparison with the footage from Exploration One confirms it is indeed brighter.

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Thank you. Please continue for the first landing.

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Hey, Doc, I know what you said and all,

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but I don't think I want to go there. Please continue to the first landing.

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Doc, look, as per our earlier conversation,

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please continue to the first landing.

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9035 pauses for 18 seconds and then descends 13 steps

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to the first landing and stops. Is that a kid?

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Please remove one of the adhesive lights and affix it to the wall on the landing.

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Doc, you hear that? Is that a kid down there?

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That's unconfirmed. Please affix an adhesive light to the wall

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and verify it functions. D-9035 hesitates, then removes one of the lights

00:25:23.440 --> 00:25:27.440
from his backpack and adheres it to the wall. He presses on the light and it turns on.

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Please turn off your flood lamp.

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D-9035 hesitates again before turning off the lamp. The LED light illuminates the landing,

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but does not extend beyond the first step either way.

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Thank you. You may turn your flood lamp back on.

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Please continue to descend. At each landing affix an LED light to the wall

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and turn it on. If you notice anything unusual, please report it.

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D-9035 turns on the flood lamp and then descends to the next flight of stairs.

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As he sets foot on the landing, the audio picks up sounds of pleading and crying

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consistent with those of the first exploration.

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Can you hear the previously reported audio?

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Yeah, she sounds about 150, maybe 200 meters down.

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Am I supposed to get her? Look, doc, I'm not good with kids.

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Please place the light and continue down until you notice anything unusual.

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The subject adheres the light to the wall and turns it on, then continues to the next landing.

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He adheres the third LED light to the wall and turns it on.

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D-9035 continues in this manner for the next 25 flights before stopping.

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I don't think I'm getting any closer to the kid, doc.

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How far below would you estimate the source of the sound to be?

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Same as before, 150 to 200 meters down.

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Thank you, please proceed. D-9035 continues in the same fashion.

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For the next 24 flights, at the 51st landing he stops,

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footage shows an acrid gouge in the concrete wall,

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sorry, arched gouge in the concrete wall,

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estimated to be approximately 50 centimeters long

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and 10 centimeters wide. The first step down from the landing appears

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to be slightly smashed into rubble. You see that?

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Can you please describe what you see? Looks like something slashed at the wall

00:27:04.440 --> 00:27:09.440
and the steps over here is all crumbled up and stuff. The slash mark looks really smooth.

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Touches... Thank you, please continue down.

00:27:13.440 --> 00:27:17.440
Look, doc, I think I've gone far enough. Please continue as per our agreement.

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I don't want to be doing this agreement or not.

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Data is expunged from here. D-9035 steps over the destroyed step

00:27:26.440 --> 00:27:30.440
and continues down the staircase. Nothing is notable at the next landing.

00:27:30.440 --> 00:27:35.440
D-9035 adheres an LED light to the wall and continues in the same fashion for another 38 flights.

00:27:35.440 --> 00:27:38.440
The sound of the crying and pleading has still not gotten closer.

00:27:38.440 --> 00:27:43.440
D-9035 is on the 89th landing and 74 minutes have elapsed from the beginning of the exploration.

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Subject is estimated to be 300 meters down below the initial platform.

00:27:47.440 --> 00:27:50.440
I feel like that kid's just trying to lure me down here.

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Doc, I think it's time for me to...

00:27:53.440 --> 00:27:58.440
D-9035 stops talking and moving as the flood lamp illuminates SCP-087-1.

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The face is staring directly at D-9035,

00:28:01.440 --> 00:28:04.440
again indicating awareness of the subject's presence.

00:28:04.440 --> 00:28:07.440
Although SCP-087-1 appears to be unmoving,

00:28:07.440 --> 00:28:12.440
its location is 38 flights below the initial counter in Exploration 1.

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I love it. Yes, thank you. You're the best.

00:28:18.440 --> 00:28:25.440
D-9035's breathing grows labored. SCP-087-1 remains immobile for an additional 13 seconds.

00:28:25.440 --> 00:28:28.440
SCP-087-1 blinks.

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SCP-087 jerks forward until it is approximately 90 centimeters from 9035.

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Subject turns and flees up the stairs.

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D-9035 ignores the doctor and continues to rapidly ascend.

00:28:42.440 --> 00:28:47.440
As he should. He continues to scream incomprehensibly.

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D-9035 is unresponsive and continues to rapidly climb the stairs.

00:28:52.440 --> 00:28:57.440
His screaming diminishes to babbling. After ascending 72 flights,

00:28:57.440 --> 00:29:00.440
9035 collapses on the 17th landing.

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9035 is unresponsive.

00:29:03.440 --> 00:29:08.440
He didn't do very good. But labored breathing can be heard through the audio feed.

00:29:08.440 --> 00:29:14.440
For the next 14 minutes, 9035 is immobile. The visual feed is black and audio picks up only the subject's breathing

00:29:14.440 --> 00:29:20.440
and the continuous bleeding coming from below. After 14 minutes and 32 seconds of unchanging visual and audio feed,

00:29:20.440 --> 00:29:24.440
the sound of a rapid heartbeat not consistent with a human heartbeat

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and a low cracking noise is heard. Seven seconds later, 9035 gaffes and revives,

00:29:31.440 --> 00:29:35.440
continuing his ascent of the stairs rapidly and wordlessly.

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The heartbeat and cracking cease and nothing abnormal is detected on the visual feed.

00:29:40.440 --> 00:29:47.440
He remains unresponsive. 9035 exits SCP-87 and sits on the floor outside the entrance.

00:29:47.440 --> 00:29:55.440
D-9035 is then enters a catatonic state for which he has not yet recovered.

00:29:55.440 --> 00:29:59.440
Ah, what did he see?

00:29:59.440 --> 00:30:02.440
What did he see? Oh my gosh.

00:30:02.440 --> 00:30:06.440
There you go. There's a few SCPs. That's perfect for Halloween.

00:30:06.440 --> 00:30:09.440
Those were wonderful. Thank you for sharing. They're really good.

00:30:09.440 --> 00:30:13.440
They're very well written and some of them are like,

00:30:13.440 --> 00:30:16.440
some of them you'll remember. Yeah, yeah.

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All of those. Yeah. Especially the bread one.

00:30:19.440 --> 00:30:25.440
The bread one was great. I think there's a pizza that is always full of the pizza that you want.

00:30:25.440 --> 00:30:29.440
Oh my gosh. And they keep it in the break room because it's like, it's safe.

00:30:29.440 --> 00:30:32.440
Oh, that's wonderful. I wish we had that here. Yeah.

00:30:32.440 --> 00:30:35.440
I mean, everybody. Yeah. I like the vending machine though.

00:30:35.440 --> 00:30:38.440
It's like human blood magma.

00:30:38.440 --> 00:30:41.440
I think they've tried. There's a few other ones as well. Oh my gosh.

00:30:41.440 --> 00:30:44.440
Yeah, they're neat. Oh, that's so cool. Yeah.

00:30:44.440 --> 00:30:47.440
Maybe later on, if you have some time, come back and read some more.

00:30:47.440 --> 00:30:52.440
That sounds great. Because chat, even somebody in chat was like, we can just do the stream like this.

00:30:52.440 --> 00:30:55.440
I could just listen to it like this. Just become an SCP stream.

00:30:55.440 --> 00:30:58.440
Yes. I mean, we do some more later. I think that would be fun.

00:30:58.440 --> 00:31:01.440
Yeah, I'd love that. Because you're going to have other guests and things too, right? Yeah.

00:31:01.440 --> 00:31:04.440
Yeah. That was like the perfect introduction. Yeah.

00:31:04.440 --> 00:31:07.440
Whatever helps you get going, right? Yes.

00:31:07.440 --> 00:31:10.440
You're so welcome. I see. You've gutted it.

00:31:10.440 --> 00:31:13.440
Have you shown off? Were you going to be doing it? I haven't.

00:31:13.440 --> 00:31:24.440
Oh, okay. Okay. So during, okay, we posted, we posted to Floatplane a while back asking for suggestions.

00:31:24.440 --> 00:31:30.440
The two most suggested and liked comments were dinosaurs, which thank you to everyone

00:31:30.440 --> 00:31:33.440
who said dinosaurs, and bread, of course.

00:31:33.440 --> 00:31:38.440
So just like our little centerpiece we have here, bread and dinosaur.

00:31:38.440 --> 00:31:41.440
I figured, why not combine the two?

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And so I have basically Frankensteined this creature.

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And now I want it to exist. I, please on way and show Friday, please just say we want a plushie of this because this,

00:31:55.440 --> 00:32:00.440
this is bread, dino or carbasaurus or whatever we want to call it.

00:32:00.440 --> 00:32:04.440
But this is what I'll be carving today. And I am, I'm stoked.

00:32:04.440 --> 00:32:07.440
I'm so excited. I want this to be like a mascot or something.

00:32:07.440 --> 00:32:10.440
So hype it. Hype it. Please hype it.

00:32:10.440 --> 00:32:13.440
Sure. I mean, the, the WAN Show is going to be from the land.

00:32:13.440 --> 00:32:16.440
Unfortunate. Yeah, right. I'll do my best.

00:32:16.440 --> 00:32:19.440
I'll do my best. Yes. Thank you, Dan.

00:32:19.440 --> 00:32:22.440
You're welcome. You're welcome. What do they think?

00:32:22.440 --> 00:32:25.440
What do you think? What do you think, Jack? Everybody's pretty excited about it.

00:32:25.440 --> 00:32:28.440
It's going to be amazing. And are you doing like full cutting through? Are you doing a surface carving?

00:32:28.440 --> 00:32:31.440
No, I'm going to do a surface carving. I figured.

00:32:31.440 --> 00:32:34.440
This little eye right here would just have to sit in there.

00:32:34.440 --> 00:32:37.440
And that's not going to work. It's not going to happen. Yeah.

00:32:37.440 --> 00:32:40.440
Awesome. Hopefully it turns out. We'll see.

00:32:40.440 --> 00:32:43.440
Maybe by the time you get back here, I'll be done. Sure.

00:32:43.440 --> 00:32:46.440
I'll be, I'll be on chat. So. Sounds good.

00:32:46.440 --> 00:32:49.440
Let me know. Thank you. You're so welcome.

00:32:49.440 --> 00:32:52.440
Thanks for having me. Bye everybody. Thanks.

00:32:52.440 --> 00:32:55.440
All right. Time to start sketching.

00:32:55.440 --> 00:32:58.440
So I've gutted my pumpkin.

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As you can see, it's, uh, it's, it's, it's fairly empty.

00:33:03.440 --> 00:33:06.440
And now I'm going to stencil it on.

00:33:06.440 --> 00:33:12.440
So, uh, a real artist would freehand, but I don't have time to do that.

00:33:12.440 --> 00:33:18.440
Um, and last year I also used a stencil. So I just figured, why not?

00:33:18.440 --> 00:33:26.440
Uh, I know. Okay. I guess for those of you who aren't familiar, uh, we carve pumpkins during Halloween.

00:33:26.440 --> 00:33:30.440
Uh, at least in North America, but I know there's lots of people that don't know about

00:33:30.440 --> 00:33:33.440
carving pumpkins. So here we are.

00:33:33.440 --> 00:33:38.440
Uh, and then we just like leave them out, uh, with candles.

00:33:38.440 --> 00:33:42.440
Um, yeah, that's, that's the best way of explaining it.

00:33:42.440 --> 00:33:49.440
I, I don't know what the, uh, what the story behind it is, but I, I enjoy doing it.

00:33:49.440 --> 00:33:55.440
I've already carved four pumpkins this year and this will be my fifth and I can't wait

00:33:55.440 --> 00:33:59.440
because it's my favorite design, uh, of all the things that I've carved so far.

00:33:59.440 --> 00:34:07.440
Bye Dan. Uh, I don't know.

00:34:07.440 --> 00:34:11.440
Do, do we want to, do we want to guest chat or do we want to wait a little bit and watch

00:34:11.440 --> 00:34:20.440
me stencil out this Carbisaurus?

00:34:20.440 --> 00:34:23.440
I hope everybody's having a wonderful Tuesday.

00:34:23.440 --> 00:34:28.440
Uh, feel free to throw on some like spooky music while you're watching.

00:34:28.440 --> 00:34:33.440
I'm sure lots of people are at work right now. Get yourself a coffee, settle in.

00:34:33.440 --> 00:34:42.440
It's going to be a pretty chill stream. I like to think, uh, I've got my wheel of questions, uh, if, if you're just joining now

00:34:42.440 --> 00:34:48.440
for people in the office to come by and to, uh, answer.

00:34:48.440 --> 00:34:52.440
So we have, we've got, oh, I'll just go over the questions that we have.

00:34:52.440 --> 00:35:00.440
Answer a chat question. So if somebody spins that, then I will refer to you guys, uh, to ask, ask away.

00:35:00.440 --> 00:35:07.440
Uh, I figure it would be fun to ask people based on, on their role here, sort of some questions.

00:35:07.440 --> 00:35:13.440
Uh, we've got, we've got some, uh, Baldur's Gate codes to give away as well.

00:35:13.440 --> 00:35:21.440
So if somebody spins that, I will audibly, uh, um, I'll read, I'll read a code out loud

00:35:21.440 --> 00:35:28.440
and then whoever, whoever, um, inputs it first, I suppose we'll get the code, which is pretty cool.

00:35:28.440 --> 00:35:39.440
Uh, we've got funny LMG story, overrated Halloween candy, a scary story, which is what Dan, Dan spun.

00:35:39.440 --> 00:35:48.440
Uh, so I've got like some short spooky Halloween stories and then maybe some people have their own personal spooky stories.

00:35:48.440 --> 00:36:00.440
Uh, we've got fun Halloween story as one of the prompts, favorite costume, maybe the favorite, your favorite costume that you've ever seen or favorite costume that you've ever worn, uh, underrated Halloween candy.

00:36:00.440 --> 00:36:05.440
So maybe some people's faves. It's been again, uh, favorite Halloween movie.

00:36:05.440 --> 00:36:08.440
I have lots of answers for that one.

00:36:08.440 --> 00:36:14.440
And that's it. Uh, so it'll be very much like you can watch me carve my pumpkin.

00:36:14.440 --> 00:36:19.440
Uh, you can listen to whoever, uh, or whatever guests I have on.

00:36:19.440 --> 00:36:24.440
And yeah, I'm, I'm hoping that it'll, it'll go, go well and pretty, pretty smoothly.

00:36:24.440 --> 00:36:33.440
We'll see. I could like royally mess up this pumpkin and that would not be fantastic, but it wouldn't be fun if we didn't have issues.

00:36:33.440 --> 00:36:37.440
So we'll see what happens.

00:36:37.440 --> 00:36:42.440
Uh, so for my stencil, I cut it out using my Cricut Maker, Maker three.

00:36:42.440 --> 00:36:49.440
But you can also print out your stencils and use a pokey tool to poke in the stencil.

00:36:49.440 --> 00:37:10.440
Um, I don't know. Maybe, maybe I should answer, does chat have any questions for me before, before we start bringing some guests on.

00:37:10.440 --> 00:37:13.440
I have called one guest for you. Okay, sounds good.

00:37:13.440 --> 00:37:21.440
We have a guest on the way in the meantime.

00:37:21.440 --> 00:37:26.440
Who scares you at LMG? Uh, Linus.

00:37:26.440 --> 00:37:34.440
That Linus has way too much energy and I don't know where it comes from.

00:37:34.440 --> 00:37:49.440
Um, I could never feel like that would be everybody's answer.

00:37:49.440 --> 00:38:01.440
So carving round things on round things is also kind of tricky, but the stencil seems to be going on all right, which is not too bad.

00:38:01.440 --> 00:38:04.440
If you carved a pumpkin this year, what did you carve?

00:38:04.440 --> 00:38:07.440
Dino bread. Yes.

00:38:07.440 --> 00:38:14.440
I want to make a t-shirt of this. Should I, should I make a t-shirt of this and launch it on Friday for Wansho?

00:38:32.440 --> 00:38:37.440
Need t-shirt. Yes, I want to make a pin, a sticker.

00:38:37.440 --> 00:38:42.440
Oh, not his eye.

00:38:42.440 --> 00:38:59.440
There we go. Okay, now I just need to properly lay it out.

00:38:59.440 --> 00:39:07.440
There are going to be some parts of this pumpkin that are going to be really tough to carve, so everybody hope for the best.

00:39:07.440 --> 00:39:11.440
I really want it to turn out.

00:39:11.440 --> 00:39:17.440
The t-shirt design is just a picture of the pumpkin.

00:39:17.440 --> 00:39:39.440
Okay, I might have to cut my stencil.

00:39:39.440 --> 00:39:51.440
Dino bread action figure? Oh, that would be incredible. I need that.

00:39:51.440 --> 00:39:55.440
Oh, someone said they tried to carve the LTT logo, but their wife sabotaged it.

00:39:55.440 --> 00:40:02.440
I need to know, I need to know how she sabotaged it.

00:40:02.440 --> 00:40:14.440
Dino bread.

00:40:14.440 --> 00:40:20.440
Let's keep going.

00:40:20.440 --> 00:40:42.440
Can everybody see this alright? Oh, I should turn it a little bit more.

00:40:50.440 --> 00:41:05.440
The crust might be a little funky.

00:41:05.440 --> 00:41:34.440
That's alright.

00:41:34.440 --> 00:41:38.440
That's not too bad. Bread dino.

00:41:38.440 --> 00:41:43.440
Yay, I'm so excited.

00:41:43.440 --> 00:41:49.440
This is going to turn out so good.

00:41:49.440 --> 00:42:06.440
After you lay out your stencil, or if you poke out your stencil, I highly recommend using a sharpie after to sketch it out.

00:42:06.440 --> 00:42:16.440
If you do use vinyl, it doesn't usually stay very well once you start cutting, so yeah, I sharpie it, the outline, and then I start carving.

00:42:16.440 --> 00:42:29.440
And if you poke into the pumpkin too, I would trace out your outlines before you go in with the pumpkin carving tools.

00:42:29.440 --> 00:42:35.440
Hello! Okay, we have some guests.

00:42:35.440 --> 00:42:41.440
Come on in.

00:42:41.440 --> 00:42:45.440
Alright. Oh, let me, I got to switch it to wide cam.

00:42:45.440 --> 00:42:49.440
Alright, there we are. Take a seat. We've got Mr. Bones.

00:42:49.440 --> 00:42:55.440
And then who we have here. Oh, wait till you're in frame.

00:42:55.440 --> 00:42:58.440
This is Alomade. She's from our fashion team.

00:42:58.440 --> 00:43:01.440
Do you want to give a rundown of your costume?

00:43:01.440 --> 00:43:06.440
Well, I'm dressed as Sebastian today. Okay, so Sebastian is somebody from our engineering team.

00:43:06.440 --> 00:43:12.440
Love the costume. So what we have here is a fun little wheel with some questions.

00:43:12.440 --> 00:43:20.440
If you want to spin it and then answer the question.

00:43:20.440 --> 00:43:29.440
Beauty. Alright, underrated Halloween candy.

00:43:29.440 --> 00:43:33.440
Not so much of a candy person.

00:43:33.440 --> 00:43:36.440
Okay, what's your favorite candy in general? Do you have one?

00:43:36.440 --> 00:43:44.440
Do I have one?

00:43:44.440 --> 00:43:49.440
I'm like, where is it?

00:43:49.440 --> 00:43:52.440
I used to like eclairs. Eclairs?

00:43:52.440 --> 00:43:55.440
Yeah. Yeah, eclairs are good. Yeah.

00:43:55.440 --> 00:43:58.440
I don't know if they're considered candy. I feel like it's like a baked.

00:43:58.440 --> 00:44:01.440
Yeah. But that's a good choice.

00:44:01.440 --> 00:44:05.440
That means you have high standards. So that's a good thing.

00:44:05.440 --> 00:44:09.440
High standard, yeah. Okay, cool.

00:44:09.440 --> 00:44:13.440
Do you celebrate Halloween or have you celebrated Halloween?

00:44:13.440 --> 00:44:17.440
No. I've been here for 12 years, right?

00:44:17.440 --> 00:44:23.440
Yeah. And I haven't done anything related to Halloween.

00:44:23.440 --> 00:44:27.440
But like a lot of students used to like dress up and all that.

00:44:27.440 --> 00:44:30.440
Yeah. And we would see that in school then.

00:44:30.440 --> 00:44:35.440
Yeah. But. They get even closer to me.

00:44:35.440 --> 00:44:38.440
Even closer? Just yeah, even closer.

00:44:38.440 --> 00:44:43.440
Yeah. Yeah. So I never, I never got to dress up much.

00:44:43.440 --> 00:44:50.440
Okay. Yeah. Well, maybe we did do like, you know, some dress up, but I never got into like the spirit

00:44:50.440 --> 00:44:53.440
of like, you know, doing things. Yeah.

00:44:53.440 --> 00:45:00.440
I think the only Canadian thing they have done would be change a bread house during December.

00:45:00.440 --> 00:45:03.440
But that's it. Okay. That's it.

00:45:03.440 --> 00:45:06.440
Hey, that's, that's still something, right? Yeah. Yeah.

00:45:06.440 --> 00:45:11.440
Is Halloween something that you want to like, you want to, I guess, put more effort into

00:45:11.440 --> 00:45:16.440
in the coming years? Or is it just kind of something that, that you, you don't worry about?

00:45:16.440 --> 00:45:19.440
I don't worry about it. It's just one of those.

00:45:19.440 --> 00:45:23.440
Yeah. And we, we don't have this back home.

00:45:23.440 --> 00:45:26.440
Right. That's fair. Yeah.

00:45:26.440 --> 00:45:30.440
Do you like dressing up? Ask someone.

00:45:30.440 --> 00:45:34.440
This is an interesting question.

00:45:34.440 --> 00:45:37.440
I dress up regularly. Yeah.

00:45:37.440 --> 00:45:45.440
But like, I don't think I've, no, I haven't been into like the vibe.

00:45:45.440 --> 00:45:49.440
That's fair. Yeah. Like, I feel like time goes by so fast now.

00:45:49.440 --> 00:45:53.440
It's hard to like think of a costume idea and then to pursue it.

00:45:53.440 --> 00:45:56.440
I like seeing. Yeah. I've seen people in costumes.

00:45:56.440 --> 00:46:00.440
It's fun, right? You're like, oh, cool. Nicole today is dressed as a monkey, which is adorable.

00:46:00.440 --> 00:46:06.440
But I heard your entire team, like the fashion team is all dressed as people from the engineering

00:46:06.440 --> 00:46:09.440
team, which is awesome. Yes.

00:46:09.440 --> 00:46:12.440
Yes. Yes. Lisa has the beard going on.

00:46:12.440 --> 00:46:15.440
Does she have a screwdriver too?

00:46:15.440 --> 00:46:18.440
Yeah. She has. She has a screwdriver.

00:46:18.440 --> 00:46:21.440
She just keeps flipping it. Oh my gosh.

00:46:21.440 --> 00:46:24.440
Oh my goodness. We would have thought it was like Linus. Yeah.

00:46:24.440 --> 00:46:27.440
Because Linus also wears like the wanoodies sometimes. Right.

00:46:27.440 --> 00:46:30.440
Yeah. No, but that's awesome.

00:46:30.440 --> 00:46:35.440
Like, I love that idea. It's so much fun because then everybody around you kind of knows who you are.

00:46:35.440 --> 00:46:39.440
Yeah. And it's a surprise when somebody else is dressed as you.

00:46:39.440 --> 00:46:42.440
So, oh, that's so much fun. Yeah.

00:46:42.440 --> 00:46:45.440
Yeah. We have a ponytail going on. I had to go get it.

00:46:45.440 --> 00:46:49.440
I do have wings. Yeah. So I just had to do like a short hair wig today.

00:46:49.440 --> 00:46:53.440
It's perfect. Just to like put the look together.

00:46:53.440 --> 00:47:00.440
Yeah. Of course. Are there any fun projects that you're working on that you can talk about?

00:47:00.440 --> 00:47:03.440
That Linus maybe has leaked or something. Talk about.

00:47:03.440 --> 00:47:09.440
No. Nothing? We have new things going on actually that we're just starting in.

00:47:09.440 --> 00:47:13.440
Distance sourcing fabrics. They were still in the first pattern stage.

00:47:13.440 --> 00:47:17.440
Fun. But I am looking forward to the best.

00:47:17.440 --> 00:47:20.440
Ooh. Can I talk about it?

00:47:20.440 --> 00:47:25.440
Well, we already are. But yeah, it's really cool.

00:47:25.440 --> 00:47:28.440
It's just one of those things. We don't have anything sleeveless here.

00:47:28.440 --> 00:47:32.440
Yeah. So I just thought it would be fun to have that to you.

00:47:32.440 --> 00:47:36.440
So it looks really nice. Oh, I'm excited to see it now.

00:47:36.440 --> 00:47:39.440
And we have a PJ set coming up.

00:47:39.440 --> 00:47:43.440
Yes. Yeah. Their production ready to ship soon.

00:47:43.440 --> 00:47:46.440
We were hoping we could see them in December.

00:47:46.440 --> 00:47:49.440
Right. But I don't know. We've tried it on.

00:47:49.440 --> 00:47:52.440
Yes. It's so perfect. Yes.

00:47:52.440 --> 00:47:56.440
I'm very excited about it. You guys are always working on the coolest things.

00:47:56.440 --> 00:47:59.440
Yeah. I love coming down and seeing what they're working on.

00:47:59.440 --> 00:48:02.440
I hope we can do more women's too soon. Yes.

00:48:02.440 --> 00:48:05.440
Yes. We're trying. We're working hard.

00:48:05.440 --> 00:48:08.440
Yeah. Anyways, do you have any plans for the evening?

00:48:08.440 --> 00:48:11.440
No spooky stuff? No. Oh.

00:48:11.440 --> 00:48:16.440
Just hanging out. I think I'm just going to catch up on my sleep.

00:48:16.440 --> 00:48:24.440
I need to do that too. Because my fire alarm has been beeping since Friday.

00:48:24.440 --> 00:48:27.440
And I was away during the weekend. Oh.

00:48:27.440 --> 00:48:31.440
And then Sunday night, yesterday night, I couldn't sleep because it kept beeping.

00:48:31.440 --> 00:48:35.440
And I changed the batteries. And it still did nothing?

00:48:35.440 --> 00:48:38.440
Yeah. So I had someone come over to do this morning before coming to it.

00:48:38.440 --> 00:48:42.440
But I couldn't sleep much. I think I'm just going to go sleep.

00:48:42.440 --> 00:48:46.440
It's a good idea. Put on some new pajamas.

00:48:46.440 --> 00:48:49.440
Take some from the wardrobe. Yes.

00:48:49.440 --> 00:48:52.440
The onesie. Yes. The onesie.

00:48:52.440 --> 00:48:55.440
I swear by it. I literally love the onesie so much. It's so comfortable.

00:48:55.440 --> 00:48:58.440
It's like you can just lounge around.

00:48:58.440 --> 00:49:01.440
Perfect for gaming. Perfect for grocery shopping.

00:49:01.440 --> 00:49:04.440
I think Dennis went out to dinner with it.

00:49:04.440 --> 00:49:07.440
Really? It's great. The onesie is awesome.

00:49:07.440 --> 00:49:12.440
And I also, I think I'm a little bit biased because it's a pattern that I designed.

00:49:12.440 --> 00:49:16.440
But I love the onesie.

00:49:16.440 --> 00:49:21.440
I love it too. I love it too. I probably was so in it this weekend.

00:49:21.440 --> 00:49:25.440
I haven't tried that. It's the perfect lounge wear.

00:49:25.440 --> 00:49:28.440
Yeah. Looking forward to that. Oh, sweet.

00:49:28.440 --> 00:49:31.440
Well, thank you so much for joining me. You're welcome.

00:49:31.440 --> 00:49:35.440
And enjoy the rest of your work day. Anything you want to say to the audience?

00:49:35.440 --> 00:49:38.440
Maybe we'll see if the audience has any questions for you before you go.

00:49:38.440 --> 00:49:43.440
Okay. Any questions for Alameda? Someone asked, who's dressing up as Kyle?

00:49:43.440 --> 00:49:47.440
That's Lisa. Yeah. Lisa, she's a designer.

00:49:47.440 --> 00:49:51.440
Yeah. And she's dressing up as Kyle today.

00:49:51.440 --> 00:49:54.440
She has a ponytail and the beard.

00:49:54.440 --> 00:49:57.440
We'll have to get her over here. Try to get her over here.

00:49:57.440 --> 00:50:03.440
I know it'd be nice to get her here. You know, we should get Kyle and Lisa to come over at the same time so that we can see a

00:50:03.440 --> 00:50:08.440
side-by-side comparison. Yeah. Hey, Sammy, do you want to message them and see if they would come by?

00:50:08.440 --> 00:50:12.440
Yeah, I don't think Kyle is here today. Oh, of course not.

00:50:12.440 --> 00:50:17.440
He doesn't get to see Lisa dressed up as him. But we can see maybe pictures of him online.

00:50:17.440 --> 00:50:20.440
Oh, that's true. Yeah, yeah, yeah. On the website.

00:50:20.440 --> 00:50:23.440
Yeah, we can link a video with Kyle in it or something. Yeah.

00:50:23.440 --> 00:50:29.440
Sweet. This might be on the page, but someone asked what the GSM of the dropout hoodie is, if

00:50:29.440 --> 00:50:32.440
you know. Dropout hoodie? A GSM.

00:50:32.440 --> 00:50:35.440
GSM. Around 400 for 20?

00:50:35.440 --> 00:50:39.440
400 for 20? Okay. Yeah, 400 for 20.

00:50:39.440 --> 00:50:42.440
Yeah. Let's see. Let's check for you.

00:50:42.440 --> 00:50:45.440
And then you got to move a little closer to the mic.

00:50:45.440 --> 00:50:48.440
It's really heavy. Oh, sorry. It's really heavy.

00:50:48.440 --> 00:50:51.440
It's really heavy, just so you know.

00:50:51.440 --> 00:50:54.440
It's so comfy. Yeah, so comfy. It's so comfortable.

00:50:54.440 --> 00:50:58.440
I should get some too. Yeah, as soon as possible.

00:50:58.440 --> 00:51:01.440
I know every time we launch something, I'm like, I need to get my hands on that now.

00:51:01.440 --> 00:51:04.440
I know. But what can we do?

00:51:04.440 --> 00:51:07.440
Yeah. We keep doing that.

00:51:07.440 --> 00:51:11.440
Yeah. Someone asked, who is dressed up as Tynan?

00:51:11.440 --> 00:51:17.440
Tatiana. Ah, that's perfect. She has a little top with like a cargo pants.

00:51:17.440 --> 00:51:23.440
Oh my gosh. That's great. We were like, if she had sleeveless, it would be perfect Tynan.

00:51:23.440 --> 00:51:27.440
But she also has like the headphones on, wearing it forward.

00:51:27.440 --> 00:51:30.440
Does she have a plaid? I feel like Tynan wears plaid all the time.

00:51:30.440 --> 00:51:34.440
Really? I think he's moved like the cargo pants a lot.

00:51:34.440 --> 00:51:42.440
Yeah, the cargo pants for sure. The cargo pants was initially for him to try on, because we're still working on it.

00:51:42.440 --> 00:51:45.440
Of course. That's what always happens.

00:51:45.440 --> 00:51:49.440
Yeah, so he really did a number on it for us.

00:51:49.440 --> 00:51:55.440
At least we know what we're going to, you know, advertise when it's here.

00:51:55.440 --> 00:51:58.440
Yeah, when it's up and live. Yeah.

00:51:58.440 --> 00:52:04.440
Yeah. Very, very crazy. You know if the engineers wear the cargo pants all the time, that they're good cargo pants.

00:52:04.440 --> 00:52:07.440
I know. You should look forward to it.

00:52:07.440 --> 00:52:10.440
Yes. You should look forward to it. It's perfect.

00:52:10.440 --> 00:52:13.440
It has like so many pockets.

00:52:13.440 --> 00:52:16.440
So many pockets for you. Everything.

00:52:16.440 --> 00:52:19.440
Everything. For everything. Everything.

00:52:19.440 --> 00:52:22.440
For everything. Yeah. Literally everything.

00:52:22.440 --> 00:52:27.440
On the weekend, I put one of the plaids on and I didn't realize there was pockets.

00:52:27.440 --> 00:52:30.440
Like the plaid house pocket. It's amazing. Yeah.

00:52:30.440 --> 00:52:33.440
It has side pockets. Yeah. And there's the chest one too.

00:52:33.440 --> 00:52:36.440
Yeah. You know, we were going to do a shoot.

00:52:36.440 --> 00:52:40.440
We planned on doing a shoot, but we haven't done that.

00:52:40.440 --> 00:52:45.440
Like we just thought like it would be better. It would be nicer if we can have more of our products.

00:52:45.440 --> 00:52:50.440
Right. We're in it and just do like a OOTD sort of thing.

00:52:50.440 --> 00:52:57.240
Yeah, we should. We should start like a creator warehouse Instagram or something and do like fit styles and like

00:52:57.240 --> 00:53:03.240
that kind of stuff. We, we've proposed to Nick and it should be, we should get something.

00:53:03.240 --> 00:53:09.240
Yeah. Yeah. I guess the reason why we haven't shot is like if we wanted to do an other shoot, we

00:53:09.240 --> 00:53:14.240
need to know if we would get permit and all those things, but if we wanted to shoot inside

00:53:14.240 --> 00:53:17.240
then it's not a problem. Yeah.

00:53:17.240 --> 00:53:20.240
Yeah. Oh, that would be so much fun.

00:53:20.240 --> 00:53:23.600
I really want to do like a creator warehouse Instagram too, where we can just do stories

00:53:23.600 --> 00:53:28.740
of like what's going on in creator warehouse. I have so many backstage actions.

00:53:28.740 --> 00:53:36.740
Yeah. We do the fit comment and when I do fit initially on the mannequin before doing with you guys.

00:53:36.740 --> 00:53:43.740
Yeah. So I have like a lot of that. There's a lot of backstage stage that will be cool for audience to see.

00:53:43.740 --> 00:53:47.740
Yeah. You know, what goes, how much effort we put into the product.

00:53:47.740 --> 00:53:53.740
Yeah. Because we go through so many rounds of samples and stuff to make sure that it works for as

00:53:53.740 --> 00:53:58.740
many people as possible and that it's as good of quality as we can make it.

00:53:58.740 --> 00:54:06.740
Yes. So we try our best to make sure it's like, you know, quality over quantity and all that

00:54:06.740 --> 00:54:12.740
too. And we've had products where we have so many stages and we have products where it's just

00:54:12.740 --> 00:54:16.740
like maybe four stages and we produce it.

00:54:16.740 --> 00:54:19.740
We're still working on the tech. Yeah.

00:54:19.740 --> 00:54:24.740
Yeah. And we had like the luxury that you also wanted to do.

00:54:24.740 --> 00:54:29.740
Yeah. Yeah. So many, so many products that takes longer times.

00:54:29.740 --> 00:54:33.740
Yeah. And trying to get the vendor to understand what we're saying.

00:54:33.740 --> 00:54:37.740
And there's some things that you think would be the easiest thing to do.

00:54:37.740 --> 00:54:40.740
And it's just not. Yeah.

00:54:40.740 --> 00:54:47.740
It ends up being a headache. Yeah. I'm sure there are lots of like garment products too that we had to, we had to just stop working

00:54:47.740 --> 00:54:50.740
on because things just weren't working out as expected or planned.

00:54:50.740 --> 00:54:55.740
Yeah. You know, you have your design and then the fabric has to work with the design.

00:54:55.740 --> 00:54:59.740
Yep. The fabric waits to affect the design.

00:54:59.740 --> 00:55:03.740
And then the way it washes, if it shrinks, like does the color bleed?

00:55:03.740 --> 00:55:10.740
So many things. So many things. And then also, I know material fit can be different on all body types.

00:55:10.740 --> 00:55:14.740
So like trying to perfected that side of things too.

00:55:14.740 --> 00:55:17.740
There's just so many details. Yeah.

00:55:17.740 --> 00:55:22.740
So many details. It's like when we do fittings and we do, we have to fit on like multiple people.

00:55:22.740 --> 00:55:27.740
And then we have the mannequin, which is the standard for, you know, the STM standard.

00:55:27.740 --> 00:55:32.740
Totally. But we still have to sit on different body types and make sure it works.

00:55:32.740 --> 00:55:37.740
Yep. There's a lot of effort that goes into our products.

00:55:37.740 --> 00:55:40.740
So thank you for always buying them.

00:55:40.740 --> 00:55:43.740
Yes. Yes. Yes.

00:55:44.740 --> 00:55:47.740
What goes through your mind when you design the products?

00:55:47.740 --> 00:55:50.740
I am a fit tech, so I don't design.

00:55:50.740 --> 00:55:58.740
But I have to talk to the designer after I get past the styles because you can design

00:55:58.740 --> 00:56:05.740
something and what we, what you have in mind for it to come out as what you want.

00:56:05.740 --> 00:56:08.740
Yeah. It's a total different ball game.

00:56:08.740 --> 00:56:11.740
So like we said, there could be fabrics.

00:56:11.740 --> 00:56:17.740
Yeah. The designer, I guess, oh, I want to design a cool t-shirt and what fabric do you want

00:56:17.740 --> 00:56:21.740
the t-shirt in? Is it a fabric that would work?

00:56:21.740 --> 00:56:29.740
Yeah. Is there enough stretch? Or like if it's not a style that has buttons, you know, things like that.

00:56:29.740 --> 00:56:35.740
Or will, you know, certain construction work, like where does the pocket stays?

00:56:35.740 --> 00:56:41.740
Like where does it sit? Like if you want a kangaroo pocket, what kind of kangaroo pocket do you want?

00:56:41.740 --> 00:56:47.740
Where does it sit? How high do you want it? You know, all those things are like ties up to the design.

00:56:47.740 --> 00:56:52.740
So sometimes there's the initial design and the final design might be different.

00:56:52.740 --> 00:56:55.740
Yeah, exactly. I feel like that generally happens.

00:56:55.740 --> 00:57:00.740
Like the, the idea that's pitched is never the end product.

00:57:00.740 --> 00:57:03.740
Yeah. Yeah. It's very rare.

00:57:03.740 --> 00:57:08.740
Yeah. And then like Linus will change his mind on like preferences and stuff too.

00:57:08.740 --> 00:57:11.740
And so that's like a whole other side of things.

00:57:11.740 --> 00:57:15.740
Yeah. When I do fittings, I have to deal with like so much.

00:57:15.740 --> 00:57:21.740
Like when you do top fittings, you have to figure out like the ARM holes in the shoulder

00:57:21.740 --> 00:57:27.740
width and like the body length where it sits on your body and like where the pocket sits.

00:57:27.740 --> 00:57:32.740
There's so many things. So if it's a shirt with a collar, how the collar fits?

00:57:32.740 --> 00:57:36.740
How your neckline fits? Is it too tight when you button up?

00:57:36.740 --> 00:57:43.740
You know, things like that. We have to put into consideration when you design and when you make them and trying to

00:57:43.740 --> 00:57:50.740
get the manufacturer to understand this design we want and make sure they do it according

00:57:50.740 --> 00:57:55.740
to what we want. Yeah. There's a lot of things that aren't like standard too.

00:57:55.740 --> 00:58:02.740
So then being able to say like, wow, we want zippers on all of our pockets, you know, like

00:58:02.740 --> 00:58:05.740
even just little things like that. Yeah.

00:58:05.740 --> 00:58:09.740
And then when you choose zippers to like, what kind of zipper pocket do you want?

00:58:09.740 --> 00:58:14.740
Is it decorative one? Is it a functional zipper pocket?

00:58:14.740 --> 00:58:18.740
Because you can have a decorative zipper pocket, which is just you don't care if your hand

00:58:18.740 --> 00:58:21.740
can fit right to it. Yeah.

00:58:21.740 --> 00:58:24.740
But if you have like a pocket in your hand, what if your hand doesn't fit?

00:58:24.740 --> 00:58:27.740
I have a small hand. Hi. There's someone else.

00:58:27.740 --> 00:58:31.740
I lied. What are you dressing? Do you want to come show off your costume?

00:58:31.740 --> 00:58:35.740
What is this? We're going to rotate out the guests now.

00:58:35.740 --> 00:58:39.740
Oh, okay. All right. What's with your hair?

00:58:39.740 --> 00:58:42.740
I just like that. This is Lloyd.

00:58:42.740 --> 00:58:47.740
Hello. He's one of our wonderful graphic designers. All right, Olomade, that means your time is up.

00:58:47.740 --> 00:58:50.740
Thank you. Thank you so much. Welcome.

00:58:50.740 --> 00:58:53.740
Enjoy. Yes. Wow.

00:58:53.740 --> 00:58:56.740
I know. I know. Wow.

00:58:56.740 --> 00:58:59.740
Do you want to explain your costume?

00:58:59.740 --> 00:59:02.740
Olomade? Are you serious? Thank you.

00:59:02.740 --> 00:59:05.740
Hello. All right. This is Lloyd.

00:59:05.740 --> 00:59:14.740
He's one of our wonderful graphic designers.

00:59:14.740 --> 00:59:18.740
He was the graphic designer before I came over.

00:59:18.740 --> 00:59:21.740
And now there's three of us now.

00:59:21.740 --> 00:59:27.740
Yes, three of us. But Lloyd has worked on some dope projects like all of the LTX branding.

00:59:27.740 --> 00:59:30.740
Well, what was it? 2018, 2019.

00:59:30.740 --> 00:59:34.740
No, I didn't. Ed did most of it.

00:59:34.740 --> 00:59:37.740
So I just kind of like come in and then just like did the graphic.

00:59:37.740 --> 00:59:40.740
Right. The teacher stuff. But 19.

00:59:40.740 --> 00:59:45.740
Yeah. Yeah, 2019. And then lots of merch items.

00:59:45.740 --> 00:59:48.740
So what's the most recent one that we've launched that you worked on?

00:59:48.740 --> 00:59:51.740
Oh, the infamous bread plushies.

00:59:51.740 --> 00:59:56.740
Yes. Do you want to explain what the process for that was like?

00:59:56.740 --> 00:59:59.740
Well, this is like, so we have a lot of memes.

01:00:04.740 --> 01:00:10.740
Fast. Very fast. So this one, like, I really had to like rush it and have it done.

01:00:10.740 --> 01:00:14.740
And so fortunately, it's, it turned out amazing.

01:00:14.740 --> 01:00:18.740
Yeah. Yeah. It seemed like lots of people were really happy about it.

01:00:18.740 --> 01:00:22.740
And hopefully we can make a bread dino plushie at some point.

01:00:22.740 --> 01:00:25.740
Oh, yes. I want. I call it Carbosaurus.

01:00:25.740 --> 01:00:28.740
Yes. Carbosaurus. Okay.

01:00:28.740 --> 01:00:32.740
So we have this wheel with some prompts, some questions.

01:00:32.740 --> 01:00:37.740
If you want to give it a spin and answer whatever question pops up.

01:00:37.740 --> 01:00:40.740
Also chat if you have any questions for Lloyd, let us know.

01:00:40.740 --> 01:00:43.740
And Sammy will read them off to him once we're done answering this one.

01:00:43.740 --> 01:00:48.740
All right. What is it?

01:00:48.740 --> 01:00:51.740
Funny LMG story.

01:00:51.740 --> 01:00:54.740
Funny. LMG. Oh.

01:00:54.740 --> 01:01:00.740
Oh. You got to really think because you've been here for almost six years, right?

01:01:00.740 --> 01:01:03.740
Five, six? Yeah, close to six. Yeah.

01:01:03.740 --> 01:01:07.740
Like there's got to be at least one funny story in there. You just have to really think about it.

01:01:07.740 --> 01:01:12.740
Oh, that's a hard one actually.

01:01:13.740 --> 01:01:16.740
I don't know if it's like really like funny.

01:01:16.740 --> 01:01:24.740
It's more of just a kind of like interesting or like not expected, I guess.

01:01:24.740 --> 01:01:31.740
That's right. Like when I first started working here, like when I applied for this job, I didn't watch

01:01:31.740 --> 01:01:36.740
like LTT video at all. I was watching pretty much just like Channel Super Fun stuff.

01:01:36.740 --> 01:01:39.740
That's like how I know the channel.

01:01:39.740 --> 01:01:45.740
And the first day I worked there just like doing trial.

01:01:45.740 --> 01:01:48.740
And then I realized like everyone's actually working.

01:01:48.740 --> 01:01:52.740
It's actually working. It's just so quiet.

01:01:52.740 --> 01:01:55.740
It's an office. Yeah. And people sit at their computer.

01:01:55.740 --> 01:02:00.740
And it's so weird. And I thought like people were just actually having fun.

01:02:00.740 --> 01:02:05.740
But like actually people are working. So that's like something more just like not expected.

01:02:05.740 --> 01:02:08.740
I don't know if it like that's actually funny, but it's kind of like just like weird and

01:02:08.740 --> 01:02:12.740
funny to me. Just like, oh, oh, this is actually an office.

01:02:12.740 --> 01:02:19.740
It's true. I feel like that that's a common misconception is like people often think that we are running

01:02:19.740 --> 01:02:23.740
around and shooting fun videos all the time, which is sort of true.

01:02:23.740 --> 01:02:26.740
Like we're definitely shooting fun videos all the time.

01:02:26.740 --> 01:02:32.740
It's just the general majority of people that work here are like editing, taking photos,

01:02:32.740 --> 01:02:35.740
like that kind of stuff, right? Yeah.

01:02:35.740 --> 01:02:38.740
Which is it's still fun. Yeah. It's still fun.

01:02:38.740 --> 01:02:41.740
It's just like, oh, this is real.

01:02:41.740 --> 01:02:44.740
Yeah. Yeah. Okay.

01:02:44.740 --> 01:02:48.740
Chat. Do you have any questions for Lloyd?

01:02:48.740 --> 01:02:51.740
Somebody asked, who are you wearing?

01:02:51.740 --> 01:02:54.740
What? Who are you wearing?

01:02:54.740 --> 01:02:57.740
Oh, this is a Linus.

01:02:57.740 --> 01:03:03.740
You probably like see this like from the, what's the video?

01:03:03.740 --> 01:03:06.740
The secret shop. Oh yeah. Right, right.

01:03:06.740 --> 01:03:12.740
So this is just like, yes, I have to wear this. And then like this is a whatever just like, this is so roomy.

01:03:12.740 --> 01:03:15.740
This is a very comfy. It looks very comfortable.

01:03:15.740 --> 01:03:18.740
We should like turn this into like one thing.

01:03:18.740 --> 01:03:22.740
Whenever we like talk about anything, just like, we should turn that into much.

01:03:22.740 --> 01:03:28.740
That's kind of like most of our conversation. That's exactly what working in creator warehouses like is like somebody will have the most random

01:03:28.740 --> 01:03:31.740
idea ever. And then we're just like, how can we make it happen?

01:03:31.740 --> 01:03:34.740
Yes. Yeah. Same with like bread plushie.

01:03:34.740 --> 01:03:39.740
Yeah. Oh, this is like fun. Just like, okay, how can we turn that into like a merch?

01:03:39.740 --> 01:03:42.740
Exactly. Exactly. It's so fun.

01:03:42.740 --> 01:03:45.740
And yeah, I remember just like coming over to you.

01:03:45.740 --> 01:03:48.740
I'm like, we need a bread plushie plushie like yesterday.

01:03:48.740 --> 01:03:51.740
Can you take it on? All right.

01:03:51.740 --> 01:03:55.740
And you absolutely nailed it. Like we got three different bread samples.

01:03:55.740 --> 01:04:01.740
If any of you were watching that way and show and we ended up going with the big bun

01:04:01.740 --> 01:04:07.740
option because that seems to be Luke's favorite, but I know you really like that one too.

01:04:07.740 --> 01:04:10.740
He's a bum, man. Yeah.

01:04:10.740 --> 01:04:15.740
So that went really well. And so yeah, maybe we'll make more bread merch in the future.

01:04:15.740 --> 01:04:20.740
I would love that. Yeah. I love like, I love doing like plushie project.

01:04:20.740 --> 01:04:27.740
So if you guys have any like plushie ideas, throw them in chat.

01:04:27.740 --> 01:04:30.740
Yeah. We want to know. We want to know.

01:04:30.740 --> 01:04:35.740
Sammy, is there any more questions for Lloyd? What is your favorite type of bread?

01:04:35.740 --> 01:04:42.740
Oh, I would say anything like sourdough.

01:04:42.740 --> 01:04:49.740
Oh, good choice. Um, sourdough, um, Bacacha.

01:04:49.740 --> 01:04:53.740
Love Bacacha with some like balsamic vinegar and oil.

01:04:53.740 --> 01:04:56.740
Yes. So good. Yes.

01:04:56.740 --> 01:04:59.740
That's my favorite. People are also asking you to go closer to the mic.

01:04:59.740 --> 01:05:02.740
We should get Dan to turn the mic up. I turned it up.

01:05:02.740 --> 01:05:06.740
Okay. But it's already still quiet. If you think you're close to the mic, you're not close enough.

01:05:06.740 --> 01:05:11.740
That's a general rule of thumb. All right.

01:05:11.740 --> 01:05:14.740
Any questions? Any more questions? Let's see.

01:05:14.740 --> 01:05:21.740
Let's see. John the third asks, what is your third favorite crisp slash chip flavor?

01:05:21.740 --> 01:05:24.740
Third. That's very specific.

01:05:24.740 --> 01:05:34.740
I have to figure out like what are my like top two first?

01:05:34.740 --> 01:05:42.740
I would say my first one definitely have to be like the ketchup one.

01:05:42.740 --> 01:05:46.740
That's so good. Ketchup. Did you know ketchup chips are only in Canada?

01:05:46.740 --> 01:05:50.740
Yes. I think like in Europe have it too, but it's not the same.

01:05:50.740 --> 01:05:54.740
Yeah. Yeah. I love ketchup chips.

01:05:54.740 --> 01:05:57.740
Ketchup and all dressed. Yeah.

01:05:57.740 --> 01:06:00.740
All dressed is so good too. They're so good.

01:06:00.740 --> 01:06:06.740
Good choices. I would say like third one is more kind of just out there.

01:06:06.740 --> 01:06:09.740
It's the cucumber flavor. Oh yeah.

01:06:09.740 --> 01:06:12.740
And it's more like almost like dessert.

01:06:12.740 --> 01:06:15.740
It sounds refreshing. It's super, it's minty actually.

01:06:15.740 --> 01:06:18.740
Oh. Yeah. It's like minty.

01:06:18.740 --> 01:06:22.740
It's super refreshing. Probably one of the top chip flavor in China.

01:06:22.740 --> 01:06:28.740
Oh, interesting. Yeah. You know here is like kind of like barbecue and stuff, but like over there is like you

01:06:28.740 --> 01:06:31.740
can see it's like always cucumber.

01:06:31.740 --> 01:06:34.740
Oh. Yeah. I would say that's my third one.

01:06:34.740 --> 01:06:42.740
Okay. Just because it's kind of like it's quite sweet. It's quite refreshing, but not as satisfying as ketchup and all dressed.

01:06:42.740 --> 01:06:45.740
You have good taste in chips.

01:06:45.740 --> 01:06:48.740
Good taste in chips and in board games.

01:06:48.740 --> 01:06:51.740
What board games have you been playing lately?

01:06:51.740 --> 01:06:57.740
Oh, okay. So I played the Prince of Florence.

01:06:57.740 --> 01:07:00.740
Okay. I think I've heard of that. Yeah.

01:07:00.740 --> 01:07:06.740
It's like an older game and they just like reprint, redid the artwork and it looks so like so

01:07:06.740 --> 01:07:09.740
good. I want to like copy the art style.

01:07:09.740 --> 01:07:13.740
It's like so nice. Yeah. So that's the one I've been like playing.

01:07:13.740 --> 01:07:22.740
I was playing yesterday, but I've been playing 160 unique games so far this year.

01:07:22.740 --> 01:07:27.740
Oh my goodness. And I'm just like, okay, this is, we only have two more months.

01:07:27.740 --> 01:07:30.740
I wonder if I can hit 200 unique games.

01:07:30.740 --> 01:07:33.740
Oh, I bet you could. You've already made it this far.

01:07:33.740 --> 01:07:36.740
Yeah. It's going to be hard, but I'll see.

01:07:36.740 --> 01:07:39.740
I'll see. Well, good luck with that.

01:07:40.740 --> 01:07:43.740
Do you want to try spinning the wheel now? For another one?

01:07:43.740 --> 01:07:47.740
One more. Okay. Let's do one more.

01:07:47.740 --> 01:07:50.740
Oh, a funny LMG story again. Spin it again.

01:07:50.740 --> 01:07:53.740
Spin it again. Fave costume.

01:07:53.740 --> 01:07:58.740
Okay. What's your favorite costume that you've either dressed up as or seen?

01:07:58.740 --> 01:08:02.740
Oh, okay. There's one. Definitely my favorite.

01:08:02.740 --> 01:08:08.740
So a couple years ago, we have, well, every year we have like legendary Christmas party

01:08:08.740 --> 01:08:14.740
at LMG. Yep. And one year the, oh, like every year there's a theme.

01:08:14.740 --> 01:08:19.740
So I don't know like what's the theme this year yet, but one year the theme was meme.

01:08:19.740 --> 01:08:22.740
Oh yeah. That was the year before I started, I think.

01:08:22.740 --> 01:08:33.740
Yeah. And Dennis dressed up as a broken like Tesla, like Cybertruck.

01:08:33.740 --> 01:08:36.740
Oh my God. With like the glass shattered.

01:08:36.740 --> 01:08:39.740
I was like, I'm so impressed.

01:08:39.740 --> 01:08:42.740
That's great. This is amazing. I wish I took more photo of it.

01:08:42.740 --> 01:08:45.740
Yeah. It was amazing. Oh my gosh.

01:08:45.740 --> 01:08:50.740
It's like a gigantic like cardboard Cybertruck.

01:08:50.740 --> 01:08:58.740
Dennis is great at costumes. I think he'll be joining later, but I saw his post of his costume this year and it was

01:08:58.740 --> 01:09:01.740
so good. You had to ask him to like show the photo.

01:09:01.740 --> 01:09:04.740
Yeah. Oh yeah, for sure. Amazing.

01:09:04.740 --> 01:09:07.740
He's coming later today. Yeah. Yeah.

01:09:07.740 --> 01:09:10.740
We'll have to do a rundown. I was like, wow. Wow there.

01:09:10.740 --> 01:09:14.740
Well, do you have any plans for Halloween?

01:09:14.740 --> 01:09:18.740
Any spooky plans? Oh, I don't know.

01:09:18.740 --> 01:09:21.740
Just chill. Me too. Yeah.

01:09:21.740 --> 01:09:26.740
I want to like just go home and just hang out.

01:09:26.740 --> 01:09:31.740
Yeah. All right. Well, thank you so much for joining my stream.

01:09:31.740 --> 01:09:34.740
Okay. Yeah, for sure. One more.

01:09:34.740 --> 01:09:37.740
Oh. Sorry. Sorry.

01:09:37.740 --> 01:09:47.740
Oh, the muted. Top Gear 1224 asks meme merch that didn't happen that you wanted it to happen.

01:09:47.740 --> 01:09:54.740
Oh. I don't know. I feel like we've taken advantage of all the memes possible.

01:09:54.740 --> 01:10:01.740
Oh, this is not so much of a product, but it's like, it's a product that we've been

01:10:01.740 --> 01:10:05.740
wanting to make for the longest time.

01:10:05.740 --> 01:10:11.740
I want to make a Linus mascot for LTX.

01:10:11.740 --> 01:10:14.740
Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. It's not a meme.

01:10:14.740 --> 01:10:17.740
It's just something that I wanted to do.

01:10:17.740 --> 01:10:23.740
So yeah, I was hoping to do just more of Linus.

01:10:23.740 --> 01:10:29.740
Yeah. Imagine a bunch of Linus mascot running around at LTX.

01:10:29.740 --> 01:10:32.740
Oh my gosh. That would be chaotic, but that would be pretty awesome.

01:10:32.740 --> 01:10:35.740
The thing is, that would feel free of Linus time.

01:10:35.740 --> 01:10:38.740
True. I would just go take pictures of the mascot.

01:10:38.740 --> 01:10:41.740
Yeah, exactly. Right? Yeah.

01:10:41.740 --> 01:10:45.740
That's something I want to do, but rest in peace, LTX.

01:10:45.740 --> 01:10:48.740
Maybe it'll be back. Who knows? We'll see.

01:10:48.740 --> 01:10:51.740
Oh, thank you. All right.

01:10:51.740 --> 01:10:54.740
Great. Everyone say bye to Lord. Bye, Lord.

01:10:54.740 --> 01:10:58.740
Our next guest is coming around 1 p.m.

01:10:58.740 --> 01:11:01.740
Okay. Great. Sounds good.

01:11:01.740 --> 01:11:05.740
I'm just going to continue to carve happily. We'll go to pumpkin view.

01:11:05.740 --> 01:11:08.740
I hope everybody can see what I'm doing.

01:11:08.740 --> 01:11:15.740
How's everybody doing in chat? Is there anything that I should do personally that would make this more interesting or is

01:11:15.740 --> 01:11:19.740
everybody having a good time?

01:11:19.740 --> 01:11:28.740
Spin the wheel myself. All right. Don't mind if I do.

01:11:28.740 --> 01:11:32.740
Overrated Halloween candy. I actually just had this conversation with Sammy.

01:11:32.740 --> 01:11:35.740
I think Tootsie rolls are overrated Halloween candy.

01:11:35.740 --> 01:11:38.740
They're disgusting. They're annoying to unwrap.

01:11:38.740 --> 01:11:43.740
They oftentimes like unwrap or things poke through the wrapper into the candy and it

01:11:43.740 --> 01:11:49.740
just isn't great. And yeah, they don't, they don't taste amazing, but I'm pretty sure that's my mom's favorite

01:11:49.740 --> 01:11:52.740
Halloween candy. So to each their own.

01:11:52.740 --> 01:11:55.740
What about you chat? What do you think?

01:11:55.740 --> 01:11:58.740
Overrated Halloween candy. Do you agree? Disagree?

01:11:58.740 --> 01:12:03.740
I know people like who like Tootsie rolls will die on that hill and say Tootsie rolls are

01:12:03.740 --> 01:12:06.740
the best. I like the flavored ones.

01:12:06.740 --> 01:12:10.740
They're kind of like a taffy almost, but the standard chocolate ones are just not it.

01:12:10.740 --> 01:12:13.740
I'm sorry.

01:12:13.740 --> 01:12:17.740
I'm allowed to have an opinion.

01:12:17.740 --> 01:12:24.740
Somebody asked what is a Tootsie roll? Oh, I wonder if those are Canadian or if they're like specifically North American.

01:12:24.740 --> 01:12:30.740
But the best way I can describe it is almost like a chocolate taffy.

01:12:30.740 --> 01:12:36.740
It's sort of squishy and chewy, but it's chocolate flavored or at least I maybe it's

01:12:36.740 --> 01:12:39.740
Tootsie roll flavored. I don't know.

01:12:39.740 --> 01:12:44.740
Yeah, not it's really not that great to me.

01:12:44.740 --> 01:12:47.740
It's not that great to me. Okay.

01:12:47.740 --> 01:12:50.740
They aren't Canadian. Okay.

01:12:50.740 --> 01:12:53.740
That's, that's good. They are in the US.

01:12:53.740 --> 01:12:59.740
Like do people do people go to the store and buy a bag of Tootsie rolls to just like sit

01:12:59.740 --> 01:13:04.740
and enjoy because the only time I ever am like, okay, with eating a Tootsie roll is during

01:13:04.740 --> 01:13:07.740
Halloween after I've eaten all the other candy.

01:13:07.740 --> 01:13:17.740
Like I dislike Tootsie rolls that much.

01:13:17.740 --> 01:13:20.740
Oh my gosh, somebody said they hate the gummy Krabby Patties.

01:13:20.740 --> 01:13:24.740
So those are like, those are almost top tier Halloween candy for me.

01:13:24.740 --> 01:13:27.740
Those are so good. What the hell? So good.

01:13:27.740 --> 01:13:35.740
The little hot dogs too. Obsessed. People are asking what your thoughts of candy corn is because it looks like a lot of people

01:13:35.740 --> 01:13:38.740
don't like it, but. Okay.

01:13:38.740 --> 01:13:42.740
I actually kind of have a story to do with this.

01:13:42.740 --> 01:13:47.740
So my entire life, I have been allergic to egg essentially.

01:13:47.740 --> 01:13:55.740
I have never been able to eat it, whether that's baked, raw, cooked, freakin sunny

01:13:55.740 --> 01:14:00.740
side up. Anyway, I have never been able to eat eggs until recently.

01:14:00.740 --> 01:14:06.740
I ate some fried chicken that I didn't know had egg in it, but it did.

01:14:06.740 --> 01:14:13.740
And I didn't get sick. Oh wait, I need to follow up with this by saying oftentimes candy corn does have egg

01:14:13.740 --> 01:14:16.740
in it, so I've never been able to eat it.

01:14:17.740 --> 01:14:22.740
Fast forward to now, I'm like, okay, wow, I ate something with egg and I don't feel like

01:14:22.740 --> 01:14:29.740
vomiting, which is usually what the reaction I have is like, I get super sick.

01:14:29.740 --> 01:14:36.740
And so we went and got Krispy Kreme donuts and I ate part of one and I didn't get sick.

01:14:36.740 --> 01:14:40.740
And that was the moment I realized I was no longer allergic to egg.

01:14:40.740 --> 01:14:45.740
But to answer your question, I have still not had candy corn.

01:14:45.740 --> 01:14:50.740
So I need to try that and then maybe I'll leave a little rating or review of my thoughts

01:14:50.740 --> 01:14:54.740
on candy corn. But I know lots of people hate candy corn.

01:14:54.740 --> 01:14:57.740
How do you feel about candy corn, Sammy?

01:14:57.740 --> 01:15:00.740
I actually never had it, but it looks nasty.

01:15:00.740 --> 01:15:03.740
I really, I like the colors. The colors are pretty.

01:15:03.740 --> 01:15:09.740
They're very Halloweeny colors. Yeah, it's like an iconic Halloween candy, I guess.

01:15:09.740 --> 01:15:15.740
Yeah. I can think of when I hear candy corn, too, is like the caterpillar from a bug's life.

01:15:15.740 --> 01:15:18.740
You know what I'm talking about? No.

01:15:18.740 --> 01:15:21.740
Oh, he he really likes candy corn.

01:15:21.740 --> 01:15:27.740
I think that's what I remember. It's Shelby said it's a decoration, not food.

01:15:27.740 --> 01:15:31.740
Yeah, it would be fun to like string candy corn up or something.

01:15:31.740 --> 01:15:35.740
I feel like that makes a lot more sense than eating it.

01:15:35.740 --> 01:15:40.740
Actually, that's probably not true because it is intended for eating, but it is pretty.

01:15:40.740 --> 01:15:43.740
It's a pretty, pretty Halloween candy.

01:15:43.740 --> 01:15:47.740
Then what is your favorite Halloween candy then, Sarah?

01:15:47.740 --> 01:15:51.740
Oh, no.

01:15:51.740 --> 01:15:54.740
I don't know if I have an answer to that question.

01:15:54.740 --> 01:15:58.740
I like smarties. Like Canadian smarties.

01:15:58.740 --> 01:16:02.740
What's the American equivalent? You know, our rockets?

01:16:02.740 --> 01:16:05.740
Yeah. Those are US smarties.

01:16:05.740 --> 01:16:08.740
Oh, really? The US, they don't actually have smarties.

01:16:08.740 --> 01:16:11.740
They have rockets. They're called smarties.

01:16:11.740 --> 01:16:23.740
But I guess to our non-Canadian audience, smarties are similar to M&Ms where they're like candy coated chocolate and they slap.

01:16:23.740 --> 01:16:26.740
Smarties are so good.

01:16:26.740 --> 01:16:32.740
I just like them because when I was in third grade, every time anyone eats them, they're like, oh, I'm getting smart by eating these.

01:16:32.740 --> 01:16:35.740
So I just have that sensation with it.

01:16:35.740 --> 01:16:38.740
Oh, my gosh. That's great.

01:16:38.740 --> 01:16:42.740
Smarties to be smart.

01:16:42.740 --> 01:16:45.740
Of course the kids would say that.

01:16:45.740 --> 01:16:49.740
I've never seen chat go up in arms about candy tier lists.

01:16:49.740 --> 01:16:57.740
Oh, no. I'm excited to get some additional opinions from some other people on their favorite candies and overrated candies.

01:16:57.740 --> 01:17:06.740
It's important. It's an important discussion to have with your friends because then you know who to trust and not to trust.

01:17:06.740 --> 01:17:13.740
I'm curious chat. Do you guys have candies that you would like fight to the death for?

01:17:13.740 --> 01:17:19.740
That seems a bit extravagant, but you understand where I'm coming from.

01:17:19.740 --> 01:17:22.740
Somebody asked if we have airheads in Canada.

01:17:22.740 --> 01:17:26.740
Yes. Airhead slap too. That's the kind of toffee that I want.

01:17:26.740 --> 01:17:29.740
I actually have some in my bag right now.

01:17:29.740 --> 01:17:32.740
I stole from my parents' house so that I could eat it later.

01:17:32.740 --> 01:17:39.740
Treat myself after the stream because it's Halloween.

01:17:39.740 --> 01:17:42.740
We want to spin the wheel. I want to get a bullet gate code soon.

01:17:42.740 --> 01:17:46.740
Yeah. Do you want to come? Yeah, I'll come spin the wheel.

01:17:46.740 --> 01:17:51.740
Do people know who you are? Do you want to introduce yourself?

01:17:51.740 --> 01:17:58.740
I love the sound.

01:17:58.740 --> 01:18:03.740
It's so satisfying.

01:18:03.740 --> 01:18:06.740
Oh my gosh. Okay.

01:18:06.740 --> 01:18:11.740
All right. Do you want me to read it off or do you want to read it off?

01:18:11.740 --> 01:18:15.740
I don't have the code. It's all you. All right, guys.

01:18:15.740 --> 01:18:20.740
We prepared to input the Baldur's Gate code into what steam?

01:18:20.740 --> 01:18:23.740
I guess. I don't know how this works.

01:18:23.740 --> 01:18:26.740
Yes. I think it should be steam codes. Yes.

01:18:26.740 --> 01:18:32.740
Okay. What you can do is you can also just have one of the letters or number on the code,

01:18:32.740 --> 01:18:37.740
like blank, so people can just guess it. Oh, we have the last letter out.

01:18:37.740 --> 01:18:40.740
Yeah, so then it's not really by latency.

01:18:40.740 --> 01:18:44.740
It's by whoever can guess the after. But it's up to you.

01:18:44.740 --> 01:18:48.740
Let's try that. We can get Chat's decision on it.

01:18:48.740 --> 01:18:53.740
I don't know how to speak in what's that code called.

01:18:53.740 --> 01:18:57.740
You know when you say like C is for Charlie.

01:18:57.740 --> 01:19:02.740
So I'm just going to hopefully everything that I say is makes sense.

01:19:02.740 --> 01:19:06.740
All right. Is everybody prepared?

01:19:06.740 --> 01:19:13.740
Say bread and chat if you're prepared.

01:19:14.740 --> 01:19:17.740
Nobody's saying bread.

01:19:17.740 --> 01:19:20.740
Oh, I always forget that stream is like slightly delayed.

01:19:20.740 --> 01:19:24.740
Oh, yeah. There we go. There's the bread spam.

01:19:24.740 --> 01:19:28.740
All right. Let's do this. We have three to give out today.

01:19:28.740 --> 01:19:34.740
So this isn't the only one. You'll have two additional chances to get a code.

01:19:34.740 --> 01:19:41.740
The first, the first thing is a number and it's two.

01:19:41.740 --> 01:19:45.740
W. P.

01:19:45.740 --> 01:19:49.740
W. Nine.

01:19:49.740 --> 01:19:53.740
Dash. Q.

01:19:53.740 --> 01:19:57.740
Seven. Three.

01:19:57.740 --> 01:20:01.740
F. Six.

01:20:01.740 --> 01:20:05.740
Dash. Y.

01:20:05.740 --> 01:20:09.740
M. Nine.

01:20:09.740 --> 01:20:12.740
H.

01:20:12.740 --> 01:20:17.740
Should I say it? Or should they guess?

01:20:17.740 --> 01:20:21.740
We can, we can say the first one.

01:20:21.740 --> 01:20:25.740
V.

01:20:25.740 --> 01:20:30.740
That's V. As in Victor.

01:20:30.740 --> 01:20:33.740
I'll strike and think of a V letter for some reason.

01:20:33.740 --> 01:20:36.740
Yay, somebody got it.

01:20:36.740 --> 01:20:41.740
Good job. Yay. Remember, you'll have two more chances.

01:20:41.740 --> 01:20:45.740
Hopefully you enjoy playing Baldur's Gate. I want to play it so bad.

01:20:45.740 --> 01:20:52.740
I played it at PAX for like 20 minutes, but I couldn't get past the frickin spaceship in the beginning.

01:20:52.740 --> 01:20:56.740
And the line was behind me so they could see me fail miserably.

01:20:56.740 --> 01:21:01.740
And it was probably the one of the most embarrassing moments of my life.

01:21:01.740 --> 01:21:05.740
I'm already bad at playing video games and I love D&D.

01:21:05.740 --> 01:21:08.740
So I was really excited to play it and do a good job.

01:21:08.740 --> 01:21:12.740
And when I couldn't do a good job, I was quite frustrated.

01:21:12.740 --> 01:21:19.740
But I'm hoping I can go back and play it again with a few other people so that it's not as lonely.

01:21:19.740 --> 01:21:22.740
And I have some guidance as to what I need to do.

01:21:22.740 --> 01:21:30.740
But we'll see. I have yet to play through any of it, really.

01:21:30.740 --> 01:21:33.740
My first run, I did as an evil run.

01:21:33.740 --> 01:21:36.740
Oh yeah. And I got locked out of a character.

01:21:36.740 --> 01:21:40.740
Oh no! So that person had to go.

01:21:40.740 --> 01:21:42.740
I'm trying to get non-spoiler.

01:21:46.740 --> 01:21:49.740
Yeah, I want to play it. Hopefully that person has fun playing it.

01:21:52.740 --> 01:21:57.740
I can tell nobody can see the pumpkin that I'm carving, but I will try to like progressively show it.

01:21:57.740 --> 01:22:00.740
I wonder maybe I should go too. I can also let you know going forward as well.

01:22:00.740 --> 01:22:02.740
Yeah, that would be great.

01:22:03.740 --> 01:22:13.740
So what I'm doing in pumpkin carving land is I'm outlining the outline with my exacto knife.

01:22:13.740 --> 01:22:23.740
I honestly, an exacto knife is way better than any of these random pumpkin carving tools except for this sort of style.

01:22:23.740 --> 01:22:28.740
Oh wait, where is it? Do you actually want to show off like the full front just for the camera?

01:22:28.740 --> 01:22:32.740
Yes. You can see it, yeah. I'm so excited to see how this turns out.

01:22:32.740 --> 01:22:35.740
Like I said before, but I'll say it again.

01:22:35.740 --> 01:22:56.740
This is my favorite design that I've carved this year and probably ever because it's the first time that I kind of took initiative to design something on my own terms to carve into a pumpkin instead of using somebody else's pre-made designs.

01:22:57.740 --> 01:23:02.740
So it's a new step, a new journey for me, which I'm excited about.

01:23:06.740 --> 01:23:18.740
I'm very thankful for all the people that asked me to draw a dinosaur because I had already cut out the template to carve the whale logo because I thought that would be fun or the Floatplane logo would be fun.

01:23:18.740 --> 01:23:21.740
But this is so much better. This is so much better.

01:23:21.740 --> 01:23:25.740
And yeah, I want to make a t-shirt and a pin and a few other things.

01:23:25.740 --> 01:23:31.740
I think a desk ornament or like action figure could be super cute and fun.

01:23:31.740 --> 01:23:40.740
My problem is I don't know what color to make the dinosaur because I could make him bread colored, but I'm slightly worried that it may look phallic.

01:23:40.740 --> 01:23:43.740
And I don't want that to happen.

01:23:43.740 --> 01:23:51.740
But then if I do him like green, a standard dinosaur color, it would just look like he's wearing a bread costume.

01:23:51.740 --> 01:23:55.740
But maybe we want that. I'm not sure. If you have suggestions, please let me know.

01:24:02.740 --> 01:24:07.740
Okay, I don't really like the Jurassic World movies very much.

01:24:07.740 --> 01:24:13.740
I think that I don't like bad CGI.

01:24:13.740 --> 01:24:23.740
And not to say there's like a lot of bad CGI in these movies, but I much prefer practical effects like in the original movies.

01:24:23.740 --> 01:24:33.740
With that said, I don't think Jurassic Park two or three are like actually good movies, but I watch them for the nostalgia factor.

01:24:33.740 --> 01:24:44.740
And I think with any sort of movie franchise like that, you just build your fan base and those are the people that are dedicated to watching them because I won't lie.

01:24:44.740 --> 01:24:55.740
When all the new Jurassic World movies come out, I go to the theater and I go watch them because it's not to go see a good movie, but it's to go see the continuation of the franchise.

01:24:55.740 --> 01:25:00.740
I think there's a lot of Star Wars fans that sort of do the same thing.

01:25:00.740 --> 01:25:09.740
And I just love dinosaurs. So like any movies with dinosaurs really, I was very tempted to go see the Meg 2 movie because they advertised it with dinosaurs in it.

01:25:09.740 --> 01:25:15.740
But going to the theater is expensive nowadays, so I'd rather go see other things.

01:25:15.740 --> 01:25:18.740
Did anybody watch the new Five Nights at Freddy's movie?

01:25:18.740 --> 01:25:22.740
Did you watch it, Sammy? No, but you know what I watched?

01:25:22.740 --> 01:25:27.740
What? The Finest Freddy's on full plane as a full plane exclusive.

01:25:27.740 --> 01:25:33.740
Oh yeah! Wow. If nobody's seen that, go watch it after the stream, of course.

01:25:33.740 --> 01:25:36.740
After the stream. Don't leave me hanging. Don't leave now.

01:25:38.740 --> 01:25:41.740
My favorite part of the Five Nights at Freddy's movie.

01:25:41.740 --> 01:25:45.740
Oh wait, I don't want to spoil anything. Yeah, I probably don't spoil anything.

01:25:45.740 --> 01:25:56.740
Damn it. Well, there's like a cameo in there and maybe you can guess who the cameo was because it's like a diner scene and he goes,

01:25:57.740 --> 01:26:04.740
I've heard breakfast is the most important part of your day or of your morning,

01:26:04.740 --> 01:26:10.740
but that's just a theory. And I was like, oh my gosh, did they really make him say that in the movie?

01:26:10.740 --> 01:26:17.740
If you know, you know. But yeah, I used to watch a lot of Five Nights at Freddy's play through,

01:26:17.740 --> 01:26:21.740
so I kind of understand a lot of the lore and the story behind it.

01:26:21.740 --> 01:26:24.740
So I definitely like made an effort to watch the movie,

01:26:24.740 --> 01:26:29.740
but realistically it wasn't like a good movie,

01:26:29.740 --> 01:26:32.740
but it was enjoyable from like a fan perspective.

01:26:33.740 --> 01:26:35.740
Now I want to play Five Nights at Freddy's.

01:26:40.740 --> 01:26:45.740
Dan's voice is different. Unfortunately, Dan has like a lot of work to do today,

01:26:45.740 --> 01:26:49.740
so we've got Sammy here doing Dan's job,

01:26:49.740 --> 01:26:54.740
and Sammy is also wonderful. He used to be an editor, and now he's one of our social media guys.

01:26:57.740 --> 01:27:00.740
I think our guests may have arrived. Do we have a new guest?

01:27:01.740 --> 01:27:02.740
Who is it?

01:27:05.740 --> 01:27:08.740
Welcome. All right.

01:27:08.740 --> 01:27:10.740
Everybody, this is Matt.

01:27:11.740 --> 01:27:14.740
Do you want to explain your job here at LMG? Oh boy.

01:27:14.740 --> 01:27:17.740
Okay, let's bring this up a little bit. I'm not that short.

01:27:17.740 --> 01:27:20.740
Okay, everybody can hear me well over in chat.

01:27:20.740 --> 01:27:25.740
Sammy looking for a nice thumbs up. You can be a little closer, but I don't know, you sound fine.

01:27:25.740 --> 01:27:29.740
Sweet. Yeah, so my name's Matt.

01:27:29.740 --> 01:27:32.740
I've been here for almost three years now,

01:27:32.740 --> 01:27:35.740
three years next month. Really? Yeah.

01:27:35.740 --> 01:27:38.740
Oh my gosh, time goes by so fast. It's kind of crazy.

01:27:38.740 --> 01:27:41.740
I keep getting like Google photos memories of when I was leaving Winnipeg,

01:27:41.740 --> 01:27:45.740
and it's just like three years ago today, you packed up your whole room.

01:27:46.740 --> 01:27:50.740
Three years ago today, your dog was like just like waiting to come with you.

01:27:50.740 --> 01:27:56.740
And it's like, yeah. So I'm one of the product coordinators here at LMG,

01:27:56.740 --> 01:28:01.740
and there's now a team of us, which is fantastic.

01:28:01.740 --> 01:28:04.740
Previously, it was just me for about,

01:28:04.740 --> 01:28:07.740
I want to say a year and a half almost.

01:28:07.740 --> 01:28:11.740
I'd say that's accurate. And then my buddy Alvin joined in from the land down under,

01:28:11.740 --> 01:28:13.740
so it's been pretty great having him around.

01:28:14.740 --> 01:28:18.740
And then we got Dylan and we got Josh, our manager.

01:28:18.740 --> 01:28:22.740
And yeah, those guys are fantastic because it makes my life so much easier.

01:28:22.740 --> 01:28:25.740
You're not doing everything on your own now. Yeah.

01:28:25.740 --> 01:28:28.740
So essentially the TLDR is anytime we need something for a video,

01:28:28.740 --> 01:28:33.740
it's probably going through us first to either reach out to a brand, buy it ourselves,

01:28:33.740 --> 01:28:38.740
try not to spend too much money. Otherwise the county is going to come for us and our heads.

01:28:38.740 --> 01:28:42.740
Yeah, that's probably like the scariest story right here is whenever we forget a receipt.

01:28:42.740 --> 01:28:45.740
Like it is haunting how scary that can be.

01:28:45.740 --> 01:28:49.740
You're not wrong. So yeah, that is one thing we try to avoid

01:28:49.740 --> 01:28:52.740
and we'll be like attending press releases

01:28:52.740 --> 01:28:55.740
and a whole bunch of other stuff.

01:28:55.740 --> 01:28:59.740
Let's see what Chad's saying. Matt is dressed as Matt with a different shirt.

01:28:59.740 --> 01:29:03.740
You know what, Brandon? You're right. Spoopy Matt.

01:29:03.740 --> 01:29:06.740
It's a Spoopy Spoopy. I love that.

01:29:06.740 --> 01:29:09.740
Yeah, you can probably guess who bought this in the house.

01:29:09.740 --> 01:29:13.740
Oh, of course. Definitely my girl from Miranda.

01:29:13.740 --> 01:29:17.740
I love her. Yeah, Sarah's dinosaur buddy because that's what they just love to bond over.

01:29:17.740 --> 01:29:22.740
Yes, that's my favorite thing. Now it's like people will join the company

01:29:22.740 --> 01:29:26.740
and then they'll come to me and be like, also my girlfriend is obsessed with dinosaurs

01:29:26.740 --> 01:29:29.740
and so now we kind of have this just like group of dinosaur

01:29:29.740 --> 01:29:33.740
loving girl. Everybody. Meanwhile, if you're to pull that same group of people

01:29:33.740 --> 01:29:36.740
and figure out like, okay, how many people have action to like drum hell

01:29:36.740 --> 01:29:40.740
or anything, probably zero. Do you know anything about dinosaurs?

01:29:40.740 --> 01:29:43.740
No, but dinosaurs are fucking frickin, frickin.

01:29:43.740 --> 01:29:44.740
Whoa.

01:29:46.740 --> 01:29:49.740
Dan swore first, so I feel less bad.

01:29:49.740 --> 01:29:52.740
Okay, I found the swear buttons, so I'll keep my thumb on that.

01:29:53.740 --> 01:29:56.740
You really bring out the swearing in me, Matt.

01:29:56.740 --> 01:29:59.740
I am so sorry. That's very prairie of me. My bad.

01:30:00.740 --> 01:30:03.740
Matt helps me a lot with picking all of the components

01:30:03.740 --> 01:30:07.740
for my upgrade, which was super helpful. Until you threw me under the bus

01:30:07.740 --> 01:30:11.740
and then I threw you back under it. Let's forget about that, okay?

01:30:11.740 --> 01:30:14.740
Yeah, that was a little tough spot in our friendship right there.

01:30:14.740 --> 01:30:18.740
Yeah, I think we've overcome it. The comments were kind of brutal on that.

01:30:18.740 --> 01:30:23.740
Everyone was just like, yeah, no, I'm team Sarah. She was here longer, so it sucks to be you, Matt.

01:30:23.740 --> 01:30:26.740
Everybody is team Sarah. Yeah. No, I'm joking.

01:30:26.740 --> 01:30:30.740
Everybody in chat's gonna be like, team Matt, team Matt. No, you don't have to be teamy.

01:30:30.740 --> 01:30:35.740
It's all good. Okay, so we have a wheel of prompts and questions.

01:30:35.740 --> 01:30:39.740
So if you want to spin it and answer the prompt.

01:30:39.740 --> 01:30:42.740
Oh boy, let's go. Let's see it.

01:30:42.740 --> 01:30:45.740
Let's turn around and see it. I wanted to see them first.

01:30:46.740 --> 01:30:48.740
Scope out what you're going to be answering.

01:30:53.740 --> 01:30:55.740
Underrated Halloween candy.

01:30:56.740 --> 01:31:00.740
Okay, see, our bull is a little low right now at home

01:31:00.740 --> 01:31:03.740
because I've just been eating it all. Me too. Let's see.

01:31:03.740 --> 01:31:07.740
I got to think back to like my childhood here. What would be like something incredible?

01:31:07.740 --> 01:31:12.740
And I always found that like you always have the classes

01:31:12.740 --> 01:31:15.740
like the Reese's and the Hershey's and everything.

01:31:15.740 --> 01:31:19.740
But one time I got like nerds ropes on like a block.

01:31:19.740 --> 01:31:22.740
Oh my gosh, that sounds incredible.

01:31:22.740 --> 01:31:25.740
I don't know who like it seemed like there was a string of houses

01:31:25.740 --> 01:31:28.740
that all decided like, you know what, let's add some nerds ropes into here.

01:31:28.740 --> 01:31:31.740
Oh my gosh. And I think this was like 10 or something.

01:31:31.740 --> 01:31:35.740
And yeah, it was absolutely underrated because you're always going to get chocolate.

01:31:35.740 --> 01:31:38.740
And then these people were just like, now let's change it up. Let's be different.

01:31:38.740 --> 01:31:41.740
So yeah, that was pretty highlight. So I want to say like nerds and nerds ropes

01:31:41.740 --> 01:31:46.740
and anything with like a little bit of gummy to it. That's not like the typical like eyeball or watermelon candy.

01:31:46.740 --> 01:31:49.740
Totally. It's way better because it'll just like break it up

01:31:49.740 --> 01:31:52.740
and you'll have a much better like just experience overall

01:31:52.740 --> 01:31:55.740
because it's just like chocolate, chocolate, chocolate. Always chocolate.

01:31:55.740 --> 01:31:58.740
Yeah, nerds rope. And plus they're huge.

01:31:58.740 --> 01:32:01.740
Yeah, exactly. You get way more out of it.

01:32:01.740 --> 01:32:06.740
And then you can just like walk around just like, yeah. That would be, that would be like the best Halloween ever.

01:32:06.740 --> 01:32:09.740
You open your bag and they put in, it's always the houses

01:32:09.740 --> 01:32:13.740
with like the fun stuff like nerds ropes or like the full size candy bars.

01:32:13.740 --> 01:32:17.740
Oh yeah. It's always incredible. I mean, I grew up like, as you can tell,

01:32:17.740 --> 01:32:21.740
watching like Peanuts comics and everything. So I'd always be scared that somebody would actually

01:32:21.740 --> 01:32:24.740
give me a rock. Oh no.

01:32:24.740 --> 01:32:29.740
Especially because in Winnipeg, you always have this running vet even as a child of,

01:32:29.740 --> 01:32:32.740
will it snow by the time it's Halloween?

01:32:32.740 --> 01:32:36.740
Yeah. And needless to say, there was so many times

01:32:36.740 --> 01:32:41.740
where you'd be dressed up and it's like, what's your costume? You're like three layers of a park and you're like,

01:32:41.740 --> 01:32:44.740
hold on, hold on. I swear I'm Superman.

01:32:44.740 --> 01:32:48.740
I have a costume. I promise. I promise I'm not just here.

01:32:48.740 --> 01:32:51.740
People want to hear your opinion on candy corn

01:32:51.740 --> 01:32:55.740
because that's apparently what we're doing now. Okay. Oh, I don't know.

01:32:55.740 --> 01:33:01.740
Okay. Candy corn, I hate it as a child and then growing up,

01:33:01.740 --> 01:33:06.740
I kind of like it a little bit more, but it's still in the balance of like almost too sweet for me.

01:33:06.740 --> 01:33:11.740
So that's kind of, that's kind of my thing is like, I'm now old and the sweet tooth is gone.

01:33:11.740 --> 01:33:16.740
It's like, hmm, maybe I do want a vegetable, but like, no, not really.

01:33:16.740 --> 01:33:19.740
I have that contemplation in my head every single day.

01:33:19.740 --> 01:33:22.740
So I'm just like, ah, okay. So essentially it was just like, yeah,

01:33:22.740 --> 01:33:25.740
candy corn is good. Like if someone were to have like a little mix bowl right here,

01:33:25.740 --> 01:33:28.740
then great. But right now the mix bowl is just pumpkin guts.

01:33:28.740 --> 01:33:31.740
So I will not be eating those. We should have got some candy.

01:33:31.740 --> 01:33:34.740
I was very tempted to just like reach in, but munch on stream.

01:33:34.740 --> 01:33:37.740
Delicious. Yeah. I wish we had some candy here.

01:33:37.740 --> 01:33:41.740
I really wanted to do some like weird candies that could be part of the wheel.

01:33:41.740 --> 01:33:44.740
Oh, that would have been so fun. I know. Kind of like that one-floating experience

01:33:44.740 --> 01:33:47.740
where everybody brought in like a snack from like their home turf. Yeah.

01:33:47.740 --> 01:33:51.740
I love those videos. Not gonna lie. I was very tempted to bring in like honeydill sauce.

01:33:51.740 --> 01:33:54.740
Is that a thing? Anybody in the prairies, let's look at the chat here.

01:33:54.740 --> 01:33:59.740
Yes, when a pick has snow. Now I know I saw my parents security cameras

01:33:59.740 --> 01:34:04.740
and yeah, there's snow on the camera. But yeah, definitely, what was I talking about?

01:34:04.740 --> 01:34:07.740
Oh yeah, honeydill sauce is just like a prairie thing.

01:34:07.740 --> 01:34:12.740
It's just like the easiest thing to make at home. And yet I'm drawing a total blank because on camera,

01:34:12.740 --> 01:34:17.740
of course, but it's just such a stable. You go into like any sort of like like restaurant or anything.

01:34:17.740 --> 01:34:21.740
You can always get like chicken fingers and honeydill sauce and like Boston pizza starting to do it as like a salad dressing.

01:34:22.740 --> 01:34:26.740
Which is kind of neat. But it's such a prairie thing that like every time I talk about it over here,

01:34:26.740 --> 01:34:30.740
everyone's just like, what? And it's like, no, no.

01:34:30.740 --> 01:34:34.740
Honeydill sauce, honeydill is goat. See, that guy, that guy gets it right there.

01:34:34.740 --> 01:34:37.740
So, it's funny, honeydill, what?

01:34:37.740 --> 01:34:41.740
Yes, honeydill sauce. Oh man, I kind of almost need to like Google it

01:34:41.740 --> 01:34:45.740
just to bring up the recipe. But yeah, it's good stuff and it's really great

01:34:45.740 --> 01:34:48.740
on chicken tendies and chicken nuggets. I was just gonna say, I feel like it would be so good

01:34:48.740 --> 01:34:53.740
on like chicken wings or chicken strips. Yeah, so every time we go home, we always load up our carry on

01:34:53.740 --> 01:34:57.740
with at least like three jars, which is great.

01:34:57.740 --> 01:35:00.740
And it's like, you're just like, I was like,

01:35:00.740 --> 01:35:03.740
I think they'll crack open the lens. You'd still see all of them. They let us through.

01:35:03.740 --> 01:35:07.740
But it's the funniest thing when they scan in there. Just like, oh yeah, that's that sauce.

01:35:07.740 --> 01:35:10.740
Yep. You really like honeydill.

01:35:10.740 --> 01:35:13.740
Good news though. Safeways now starting to sell it over here.

01:35:13.740 --> 01:35:16.740
So we got the memo. So we'll have to like pick some up and get some chicken nuggets out there.

01:35:16.740 --> 01:35:19.740
Yes, bring some. So good. Dino nuggets.

01:35:19.740 --> 01:35:22.740
Dino nuggets. Yeah. Let's see.

01:35:22.740 --> 01:35:25.740
Male honeydill. Yeah. Yeah.

01:35:25.740 --> 01:35:28.740
Thank you. Son of the one true king is what all recipes. Yeah.

01:35:28.740 --> 01:35:31.740
Exactly. I don't know why I was blanking on male. Like, come on.

01:35:31.740 --> 01:35:35.740
It's a white person thing. Of course it's male. I feel like, I feel like honeydill sounds sort of similar

01:35:35.740 --> 01:35:38.740
to like honey mustard, but more pickly. Yeah.

01:35:38.740 --> 01:35:42.740
It definitely takes away from like that tang from the mustard. So it's a little bit smoother all the way through.

01:35:42.740 --> 01:35:45.740
It's a little different of a consistency, but it's. I want to try it now.

01:35:45.740 --> 01:35:48.740
So good. So you're going to come over. Go procure some.

01:35:48.740 --> 01:35:51.740
Yeah. So that's, that's going to be pretty fun.

01:35:51.740 --> 01:35:54.740
So I mean, we could probably tell scary stories about past

01:35:54.740 --> 01:35:57.740
procurements. I feel. Oh, that would be fun.

01:35:57.740 --> 01:36:00.740
There's been a handful from over the years. Go for it.

01:36:00.740 --> 01:36:05.740
Now I've got to think about one, but. Cause I also don't want to like toss any brands to the wind

01:36:05.740 --> 01:36:08.740
because they are fantastic. The brands that we do work with.

01:36:08.740 --> 01:36:14.740
Just say redacted. Yeah. The brands that we don't work with hold a five PM streams at

01:36:14.740 --> 01:36:17.740
on a random Monday and announce a brand new product lineup

01:36:17.740 --> 01:36:18.740
and call it a day.

01:36:21.740 --> 01:36:23.740
Let's see if chat figures out that one because it's obvious.

01:36:25.740 --> 01:36:28.740
I do wish we did work with them. It would be a little bit easier on us because then we could

01:36:28.740 --> 01:36:31.740
actually know what's coming, but that is not the case.

01:36:31.740 --> 01:36:34.740
I'm sad about that. One day, maybe.

01:36:34.740 --> 01:36:39.740
Probably never, but we can hope. I feel like one of the most stressful procurement ones was

01:36:39.740 --> 01:36:46.740
when M1 launched. Because if you look around at say, create a warehouse and some

01:36:46.740 --> 01:36:51.740
of the business team, but most mostly them, you will only see

01:36:51.740 --> 01:36:54.740
like Apple products at their desk consistently.

01:36:54.740 --> 01:36:57.740
And when M1 dropped, it was such a big change that.

01:36:57.740 --> 01:37:02.740
Oh my goodness. I think we spent like two, maybe three hours just going

01:37:02.740 --> 01:37:05.740
through Apple's website, being like, okay, if we get this

01:37:05.740 --> 01:37:09.740
skew, then we can get this CPU, this GPU, this SSD, this RAM.

01:37:09.740 --> 01:37:12.740
How much RAM do we need? What, what is RAM?

01:37:12.740 --> 01:37:15.740
Like that's essentially what, and this was like when we

01:37:15.740 --> 01:37:19.740
had like the right, when we still had the writers over and like

01:37:19.740 --> 01:37:23.740
one or two there. So we were like all pile and like horse was tucked in a corner.

01:37:23.740 --> 01:37:26.740
So there was like 10 of us all in this one corner of the

01:37:26.740 --> 01:37:31.740
rider area. And we're just sitting there. We're just like, we had like one cart open on horse screen, one

01:37:31.740 --> 01:37:36.740
on mine, and then one over here. And there was like Colton James and the lines came around and

01:37:36.740 --> 01:37:41.740
everybody's just there. And I'm like two months in at this point when M1 starts and

01:37:41.740 --> 01:37:46.740
we're just like dropping this large amount of cash on all of

01:37:46.740 --> 01:37:50.740
these Apple products. I'm just like, is this normal?

01:37:50.740 --> 01:37:53.740
Is everybody doing okay? Is this okay?

01:37:53.740 --> 01:37:56.740
Like, and then that was probably the first time that I ever got

01:37:56.740 --> 01:37:59.740
like fear instilled into me for like an accounting perspective

01:37:59.740 --> 01:38:02.740
because everyone was just like, you know, we have to get the

01:38:02.740 --> 01:38:05.740
right one. We have to get one that will actually, you know, do the work

01:38:05.740 --> 01:38:09.740
that say like Emily needed at the time for, for her video

01:38:09.740 --> 01:38:12.740
because it was just like, there was so much going on and like

01:38:12.740 --> 01:38:16.740
macadrus was just about to start and everyone's like, okay, well, we need this for LTT, but then we needed for short

01:38:16.740 --> 01:38:19.740
circuit. So what color do we get for a ShortCircuit?

01:38:19.740 --> 01:38:22.740
Horse still haunts me to this day about getting him the wrong

01:38:22.740 --> 01:38:25.740
color M1 that's on his desk. He looks at it out of spite.

01:38:25.740 --> 01:38:29.740
For reference, he has the yellow like iMac 24 inch on his desk

01:38:29.740 --> 01:38:35.740
and he every day he just like comes into the office. He's just like, I really would have loved, you know, the green

01:38:35.740 --> 01:38:40.740
or the orange. So hopefully horse gets his orange this time around now that

01:38:40.740 --> 01:38:44.740
it's up to M3. Yeah. And then I can finally hear the end of it.

01:38:44.740 --> 01:38:47.740
But for three years, he's just been kind of just like just nudging

01:38:47.740 --> 01:38:51.740
me and especially because it's just like, oh, I'm from Winnipeg here from Winnipeg, like, you know, we should probably get

01:38:51.740 --> 01:38:54.740
horsed on next, you know, then we can fill out the trifecta of Winnipeggers over here.

01:38:54.740 --> 01:38:57.740
Yes. That would be so good.

01:38:57.740 --> 01:39:01.740
Because we all have very different experiences because he says he's from Winnipeg, but he really just moved there for

01:39:01.740 --> 01:39:04.740
work. Doesn't really count my guy.

01:39:04.740 --> 01:39:07.740
You have to like truck through knee deep snow on Halloween to

01:39:07.740 --> 01:39:10.740
be a true Winnipeg or like that's the definition of a prairie kid right there.

01:39:10.740 --> 01:39:14.740
That's wonderful. So yeah, that one's probably still haunts me to this day.

01:39:14.740 --> 01:39:18.740
Organizing remote shoots is also incredibly stressful because

01:39:18.740 --> 01:39:21.740
it's just like, OK, we're going to get access to this product,

01:39:21.740 --> 01:39:24.740
this product and this product, but there's only two seats on

01:39:24.740 --> 01:39:29.740
the plane. Who are we bringing? And like you're throwing darts essentially.

01:39:29.740 --> 01:39:32.740
I feel like we need like GMM's dartboard of just like faces

01:39:32.740 --> 01:39:35.740
of people. Who are we sending?

01:39:35.740 --> 01:39:40.740
Boom. And just like hope for the best because like it's always

01:39:40.740 --> 01:39:46.740
incredibly stressful. CES last year was another scary one because here's little of me,

01:39:46.740 --> 01:39:50.740
first time in Vegas ever, and it's just like, I have all of

01:39:50.740 --> 01:39:54.740
these brands I need to get to. Where do I start?

01:39:54.740 --> 01:39:57.740
Especially because some, for those that don't know, like CES

01:39:57.740 --> 01:40:02.740
will usually take place in like the convention center where you see a lot of your favorite YouTubers post like videos from

01:40:02.740 --> 01:40:06.740
like LG's giant TV wall and all of that. It's usually in the main area.

01:40:06.740 --> 01:40:09.740
And you saw a bit of that and like the flow coming exclusive

01:40:09.740 --> 01:40:12.740
where Adam rented about the Tesla loop. That thing was awful.

01:40:12.740 --> 01:40:16.740
And so the problem with that though is that a lot of our

01:40:16.740 --> 01:40:20.740
computer brands, they book their own suite in a hotel

01:40:20.740 --> 01:40:24.740
wherever it may be on the strip and it could be miles away

01:40:24.740 --> 01:40:28.740
from everybody else. And the one in particular last year was Acer.

01:40:28.740 --> 01:40:33.740
Great suite, wonderfully designed. It was, you know, you had the gaming section in one part.

01:40:33.740 --> 01:40:38.740
You had the rest of it in another. And then there was like me, Alex and Andy in a whole different

01:40:38.740 --> 01:40:41.740
conference room. No professional lighting at all. That's why it looks so young.

01:40:41.740 --> 01:40:45.740
All the lighting is just in the display area where they had

01:40:45.740 --> 01:40:50.740
like a buffet and everything. But I was pretty much holed up at that booth for the entire day

01:40:50.740 --> 01:40:54.740
because I was like five miles out from everybody else.

01:40:54.740 --> 01:40:58.740
At least. So if I were to drive to any other brand or I mean, in that

01:40:58.740 --> 01:41:01.740
case, Uber, it would have been another 30, 45 minutes wasted

01:41:01.740 --> 01:41:04.740
because of the traffic and then waiting for the Uber to

01:41:04.740 --> 01:41:07.740
because everybody's there. Yep.

01:41:07.740 --> 01:41:10.740
So with that said, I pretty much just holed up there and I

01:41:10.740 --> 01:41:14.740
was just standing. They had these little like pedestal tables just throughout

01:41:14.740 --> 01:41:17.740
the hallway. And I took one like on the very back corner.

01:41:17.740 --> 01:41:20.740
I was just like, this is my office. This is my spot.

01:41:20.740 --> 01:41:23.740
I'm staying here. It's like going to be in the same room as Alex and Andy

01:41:23.740 --> 01:41:27.740
because they were shooting for like three hours. And I was like, can't talk there.

01:41:27.740 --> 01:41:30.740
I can't go into like the main lobby area because there's nowhere and there's a bunch of people.

01:41:30.740 --> 01:41:36.740
So I was like standing in the hallway and people were walking up to the Acer booth and there's like, are you with this brand?

01:41:36.740 --> 01:41:39.740
I'm like, no, I was wearing the party shirt that day.

01:41:39.740 --> 01:41:44.740
So I'm like, no, no, no, no, no, no. You don't see an LTT logo on here, but it exists.

01:41:44.740 --> 01:41:50.740
It exists. And no, I am not. So I was on the call with, I think, ooh, it was HTC.

01:41:50.740 --> 01:41:54.740
HTC was a fun one because I was talking with one rep who is very lovely.

01:41:54.740 --> 01:41:57.740
She helped organize pretty much everything up until the day

01:41:57.740 --> 01:42:00.740
of for Adam's video of their new glasses.

01:42:00.740 --> 01:42:03.740
Somebody in chat can fill it in, drawing a blank.

01:42:03.740 --> 01:42:06.740
There's been a lot of products for me. So many.

01:42:06.740 --> 01:42:10.740
So many. So I was on the, I was on the emails with them and then it was

01:42:10.740 --> 01:42:15.740
like 6 a.m. the second day of which the night before we had

01:42:15.740 --> 01:42:18.740
an event at the Cooler Master booth and they had like a party

01:42:18.740 --> 01:42:21.740
mixer thing until God knows when. That's fun.

01:42:21.740 --> 01:42:25.740
So that was fun. But then it's now 5 a.m. the next day and emails are rolling

01:42:25.740 --> 01:42:31.740
in and you're just like, oh gosh, I need to get back to work. And I was just booking this whole booth up until like I'm like

01:42:31.740 --> 01:42:35.740
getting ready. I'm getting out the door. I'm trying to get, I'm in line at the Starbucks.

01:42:35.740 --> 01:42:40.740
That's like loaded with people because everybody's apparently staying at the MGM Grand and there's one Starbucks in it.

01:42:40.740 --> 01:42:44.740
Also scary. And then I finally get to Acer.

01:42:44.740 --> 01:42:49.740
I'm just chilling there and then I'm just like sitting there and I'm getting like calls from Adam calls from a random

01:42:49.740 --> 01:42:53.740
number calls from another random number. I'm like, what is going on?

01:42:53.740 --> 01:42:56.740
And finally, I was able to time it where one call was coming

01:42:56.740 --> 01:42:59.740
in and I was able to get in touch with them because that's the

01:42:59.740 --> 01:43:02.740
other thing about CES. There's no service anywhere.

01:43:02.740 --> 01:43:07.740
It is so scary. So that is very much the worst thing.

01:43:07.740 --> 01:43:11.740
And so I was sitting there and talking with this person.

01:43:11.740 --> 01:43:14.740
I'm like, who are you? Where are you from?

01:43:14.740 --> 01:43:17.740
Why? How did you get this number? Because like I didn't have it in my signature.

01:43:17.740 --> 01:43:22.740
So I'm like, weird? Yeah. Only like my good brands have my number.

01:43:22.740 --> 01:43:25.740
And then they came through and they're like, yeah, this is so

01:43:25.740 --> 01:43:29.740
and so from HTC. Were you supposed to be shooting a video right now?

01:43:29.740 --> 01:43:32.740
And I'm like trying to like figure out on the map where everybody is.

01:43:32.740 --> 01:43:35.740
Oh no. Yes, yes, yes. Somebody is on their way.

01:43:35.740 --> 01:43:38.740
They have to stuck in traffic on an Uber. We're coming.

01:43:38.740 --> 01:43:41.740
I swear we will be there very soon. And then I'm like calling Adam. I'm like, where are you?

01:43:41.740 --> 01:43:45.740
And I wish I had like three phones there. Probably would look like an 80s business.

01:43:45.740 --> 01:43:48.740
Like sell this, sell that. You need an assistant.

01:43:48.740 --> 01:43:52.740
It was so bad because I'm just like, it was like the president

01:43:52.740 --> 01:43:57.740
too of like HTC America who called me up. And I'm like, ah, so stressful.

01:43:57.740 --> 01:44:01.740
I need to sound incredibly professional right now. I need to compose myself real quick.

01:44:01.740 --> 01:44:04.740
Take two, two breaths and you can do this. You went to business school.

01:44:04.740 --> 01:44:08.740
You can talk. I could not talk. Business school does not prep you for that.

01:44:08.740 --> 01:44:11.740
I feel like phone calls in general are stressful.

01:44:11.740 --> 01:44:14.740
Like I always think about us millennials are just like, hi.

01:44:15.740 --> 01:44:18.740
I always think about your guys job. Like you're on the phone a lot.

01:44:18.740 --> 01:44:23.740
We're just on emails. If it's on the phone, that's when you're in trouble.

01:44:23.740 --> 01:44:27.740
Then there's a problem. It's like when you leave the like, when you leave like the turkey

01:44:27.740 --> 01:44:31.740
and the freezer and your mom comes home and pulls out or you leave the dishes done, not done.

01:44:31.740 --> 01:44:35.740
And like she pulls up and you're like, oh, no, I'm so.

01:44:35.740 --> 01:44:38.740
Same kind of thing. Only my good brands. Yeah, exactly.

01:44:38.740 --> 01:44:43.740
And we feel it. So I'm just checking everybody has any questions about this.

01:44:44.740 --> 01:44:47.740
Oh, a lot of people are caring for Elijah. That's good. Thanks everybody.

01:44:47.740 --> 01:44:51.740
Elijah needs some love. Yes. Can we get an update on what the pumpkin looks like?

01:44:51.740 --> 01:44:54.740
Yes. Okay, let's do a pumpkin.

01:44:54.740 --> 01:44:57.740
So far. Oh, it's this one. Okay.

01:44:57.740 --> 01:45:02.740
So far I've been doing the outlining of the parts.

01:45:02.740 --> 01:45:06.740
So some of these I'll be carving out and others I will not be carving out.

01:45:06.740 --> 01:45:09.740
You'll just have to see what happens.

01:45:09.740 --> 01:45:12.740
Dennis, you brought your costume.

01:45:12.740 --> 01:45:15.740
I saw your costume on, on your Instagram story.

01:45:15.740 --> 01:45:20.740
And I was like, I need to see this in real life. All right, Matt, that means your time is up.

01:45:20.740 --> 01:45:24.740
I just wanted to quickly address Maria and how she just hates how I keep ordering

01:45:24.740 --> 01:45:29.740
space gray products. It's not my fault. Apple only makes two product colors.

01:45:29.740 --> 01:45:33.740
You know, we finally got black and I'm sure Marquez is just thriving right now.

01:45:33.740 --> 01:45:37.740
But oh my goodness. And it's funny too, because I actually have to go and do a product run right now.

01:45:37.740 --> 01:45:40.740
Oh, perfect. Great timing. Thank you everybody.

01:45:40.740 --> 01:45:43.740
Say bye to Matt. Bye, Matt. Have a good day.

01:45:43.740 --> 01:45:46.740
I will. Happy Halloween. Everybody's money.

01:45:46.740 --> 01:45:49.740
That isn't fine. Yay. All right.

01:45:49.740 --> 01:45:52.740
We have our next guest. The one and only.

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I feel like you're one of the, the most popular hosts.

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Oh no. I have to, I have brought my alien from Mexico.

01:46:01.740 --> 01:46:04.740
Oh my gosh. Have you guys, you guys see the news?

01:46:04.740 --> 01:46:08.740
It's so good. A thousand year old alien.

01:46:08.740 --> 01:46:11.740
You can come closer to Mike.

01:46:11.740 --> 01:46:14.740
Now, look at this.

01:46:14.740 --> 01:46:17.740
Look at this face. It's incredible.

01:46:17.740 --> 01:46:20.740
I've never seen anything better in my entire life.

01:46:20.740 --> 01:46:23.740
Just that, you know, this is real. Oh, it looks real.

01:46:23.740 --> 01:46:27.740
It is. It is real. There's even moss in there.

01:46:27.740 --> 01:46:30.740
Like look at this. Wow.

01:46:30.740 --> 01:46:33.740
How does it feel to be a real like scientist?

01:46:33.740 --> 01:46:38.740
I am very honored that I can actually interact with the alien.

01:46:38.740 --> 01:46:41.740
Yeah. Yeah. Look at it.

01:46:41.740 --> 01:46:45.740
Look at the detail. Look at the detail. I want to give him like a snoop boop.

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Wow. This looks amazing. Oh my gosh.

01:46:48.740 --> 01:46:52.740
It was intended. Actually, I was supposed to be like wearing it.

01:46:52.740 --> 01:46:55.740
But it's really cool. It's really cool. Wow.

01:46:55.740 --> 01:46:58.740
Actually, I was supposed to be like wearing it.

01:46:58.740 --> 01:47:02.740
But it's really difficult. If you see the eyes.

01:47:02.740 --> 01:47:05.740
Yeah. It's really like really tiny. That's fine.

01:47:05.740 --> 01:47:09.740
I put too tiny hole to look through. That's what actual aliens look like though, right?

01:47:09.740 --> 01:47:12.740
You're supposed to be like this.

01:47:12.740 --> 01:47:15.740
Oh my gosh.

01:47:15.740 --> 01:47:18.740
Wow. I'm thoroughly impressed.

01:47:18.740 --> 01:47:24.740
Like truly. Give me two weeks. Lloyd was telling us about the time that you dressed up as a cyber truck with a broken

01:47:24.740 --> 01:47:29.740
window. Can you tell us about that? That was three years ago at our Christmas party.

01:47:29.740 --> 01:47:34.740
Yeah. And I think that catching took me four hours.

01:47:34.740 --> 01:47:37.740
So this one took longer. Yeah.

01:47:37.740 --> 01:47:43.740
Yeah. I had a, I used to, I think you guys got a picture.

01:47:43.740 --> 01:47:46.740
I don't know how to show it on stream.

01:47:47.740 --> 01:47:51.740
It wasn't mean back. So that the year, that year's Christmas party theme was mean.

01:47:51.740 --> 01:47:57.740
Yeah. So I have a broken glass and the windshield is broken.

01:47:57.740 --> 01:48:00.740
And then they have the ball. Yeah.

01:48:00.740 --> 01:48:03.740
Like the metal sphere. Yeah.

01:48:03.740 --> 01:48:06.740
So that was, and I have an LED light on top. Yeah.

01:48:06.740 --> 01:48:09.740
It looks so real. Yeah. Sammy, pull on the picture.

01:48:09.740 --> 01:48:15.740
Yeah. I don't know how to do it. But you can also come closer to Mike Dennis.

01:48:15.740 --> 01:48:18.740
I'm trying to figure out how to show on the stream.

01:48:18.740 --> 01:48:23.740
That's okay. Okay. So while you're here, we have a wheel of prompts.

01:48:23.740 --> 01:48:29.740
Okay. If you want to do it a spin and see what you land on.

01:48:29.740 --> 01:48:32.740
Here we can, we can, oh, that works.

01:48:32.740 --> 01:48:36.740
What do people think about this costume?

01:48:36.740 --> 01:48:40.740
Well, I would give it a 10 out of 10. Like the effort is there.

01:48:40.740 --> 01:48:43.740
The execution is there.

01:48:43.740 --> 01:48:47.740
It's amazing. You know the best costume is always DIY.

01:48:47.740 --> 01:48:51.740
It's true. It's true because I mean, I haven't seen this costume anywhere.

01:48:51.740 --> 01:48:54.740
I'm actually surprised. No one made this costume.

01:48:54.740 --> 01:48:57.740
No. And it's like, it's such a great idea.

01:48:57.740 --> 01:49:00.740
Okay. So what do I do with this? Spin it.

01:49:00.740 --> 01:49:03.740
What else would you do with it? Okay.

01:49:03.740 --> 01:49:06.740
Let me see what I'm here. Yeah.

01:49:06.740 --> 01:49:08.740
Okay. Ready?

01:49:09.740 --> 01:49:10.740
Ready?

01:49:13.740 --> 01:49:18.740
Oh, wait, wait, wait, wait. I'm going to do this. Calm the Baldergate code.

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What is it? What is it?

01:49:21.740 --> 01:49:27.740
Favorite costume. Okay. What's your favorite costume that you've seen or designed before?

01:49:27.740 --> 01:49:31.740
I've seen one.

01:49:31.740 --> 01:49:35.740
Someone make a, you know, small bowl toilet.

01:49:35.740 --> 01:49:38.740
Like you can move around. Oh yeah. Yeah.

01:49:38.740 --> 01:49:41.740
Like a porta potty. Yeah. That's what it's called.

01:49:41.740 --> 01:49:46.740
Okay. I saw someone made that and then use a huge cardboard box and then the person have a fake

01:49:46.740 --> 01:49:50.740
legs. Someone's actually sitting there, but you're actually just wearing it.

01:49:50.740 --> 01:49:53.740
Oh my gosh. The door is seeing someone's doing the business.

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That's a great costume. That's a great costume. Yeah.

01:49:56.740 --> 01:50:01.740
That's a great costume. Yeah. And I also saw one, you know that movie?

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I don't know what's called English.

01:50:04.740 --> 01:50:09.740
So it's like a love story and a pottery doing pottery.

01:50:09.740 --> 01:50:13.740
Oh, what's it called? It's called like a ghost something.

01:50:13.740 --> 01:50:22.740
Yeah. Something. And then the person cut out the guy's cut out and then do, she did a little fake pottery

01:50:22.740 --> 01:50:29.740
thing. Oh my gosh. And then just say, so the best costume is that you can actually do a performance.

01:50:29.740 --> 01:50:32.740
Yeah. Yeah. Totally.

01:50:32.740 --> 01:50:35.740
That's just people telling you to come closer to the mic.

01:50:35.740 --> 01:50:38.740
Oh. No can hear you. Yeah, Dennis.

01:50:38.740 --> 01:50:41.740
Yell at it. How about this close? That sounds good.

01:50:41.740 --> 01:50:44.740
I can hear you. All right. Yeah.

01:50:44.740 --> 01:50:47.740
Chat, do you have any questions for Dennis while he's here?

01:50:47.740 --> 01:50:50.740
Dennis time is very valuable, so now is the time.

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I'm a scientist, so. He's got more aliens to unburry.

01:50:54.740 --> 01:51:00.540
What's this thing doing? He's just, Mr. Bones is just our little friend here.

01:51:00.540 --> 01:51:06.540
He's answering all the questions that we can't answer, like what's the meaning of life?

01:51:06.540 --> 01:51:09.540
What's your design? Oh, okay.

01:51:09.540 --> 01:51:13.540
It's really hard to tell right now. I'll show you actually what it looks like on my phone.

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We got a question here from booger finger.

01:51:16.540 --> 01:51:19.540
Sorry, not booger finger. Sorry.

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Fast lot. Best sponsor skit. Oh, that's a good one.

01:51:23.540 --> 01:51:27.540
And then say it close to the mic. I'm done. Been doing a lot of query sponsor.

01:51:27.540 --> 01:51:30.540
Oh my God. One. Sorry.

01:51:30.540 --> 01:51:33.540
One ARM just broke. Oh, no. He's falling apart.

01:51:33.540 --> 01:51:39.540
Oh, no. He has a back scratcher.

01:51:39.540 --> 01:51:44.540
Oh, no. My best sponsor I have done.

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I like the best one. I really like that one. I did.

01:51:47.540 --> 01:51:55.540
I also, which one?

01:51:55.540 --> 01:52:01.540
Flaxie spot's pretty good too. My favorite one probably might be the best one.

01:52:01.540 --> 01:52:04.540
What skit did you do? Explain the skit. I'm curious.

01:52:04.540 --> 01:52:07.540
It's hard to explain.

01:52:07.540 --> 01:52:13.540
Basically just me wearing the vest issues in different scenarios.

01:52:13.540 --> 01:52:20.540
All of my skits that involve some ridiculous things might happen in your life.

01:52:20.540 --> 01:52:24.540
Yeah, of course. Wearing the vest issues, running, and then someone spilled coffee on your shoes.

01:52:24.540 --> 01:52:28.540
Oh. Actually, one of my favorite ones would be the Mainscape one.

01:52:28.540 --> 01:52:33.540
Mainscape? That's only on Channel Super Fun. That's a long time ago.

01:52:33.540 --> 01:52:36.540
But we also have one coming up. Very soon later.

01:52:36.540 --> 01:52:40.540
Actually two coming up later this month.

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Yay. Stay tuned. We'll be on LTT.

01:52:43.540 --> 01:52:47.540
Sweet. I'm excited about that. I always love seeing your sponsor skits.

01:52:47.540 --> 01:52:50.540
There's so much fun. We're going to do more and more.

01:52:50.540 --> 01:52:53.540
Hopefully you guys can stay and watch. Don't skip.

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This is what I'm carving. It's a dinosaur bread. Carbosaurus.

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How are you going to? It won't be colored. It won't be colored.

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So you're just outlining? Yes. How about the hat thing?

01:53:03.540 --> 01:53:06.540
How do you? You'll see. You'll see.

01:53:06.540 --> 01:53:11.540
You'll see. Is this like a big production? Oh, that's just pumpkin guts.

01:53:11.540 --> 01:53:16.540
It's going. I think chat is really enjoying it.

01:53:16.540 --> 01:53:20.540
How many hours is going to be this? Until I'm done my pumpkin.

01:53:20.540 --> 01:53:23.540
So probably, what time is it now?

01:53:23.540 --> 01:53:26.540
1.30. Oh my God. The time is going by so fast.

01:53:26.540 --> 01:53:30.540
It'll probably take me until 5. Can I see what you have so far?

01:53:30.540 --> 01:53:33.540
Oh. Yes. Do you want to show the extreme?

01:53:33.540 --> 01:53:36.540
Oh, yes. Wow. Pumpkin.

01:53:36.540 --> 01:53:39.540
There we are. It's in.

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It's like trust the process. It's coming up. Yeah.

01:53:42.540 --> 01:53:45.540
So. What's your costume this year?

01:53:45.540 --> 01:53:48.540
I ran out of time to have a costume.

01:53:48.540 --> 01:53:51.540
So I don't have a costume. You don't have a costume? No.

01:53:51.540 --> 01:53:55.540
I have little ghost earrings. And I also have like a little pumpkin scrunchie.

01:53:55.540 --> 01:54:00.040
That's the effort I put into it because I was so, so busy trying to figure out what I'm

01:54:00.040 --> 01:54:08.540
doing for the stream. Every year, like I always want to do costume by neck and I couldn't decide and then time

01:54:08.540 --> 01:54:11.540
passed. Exactly. It goes by so fast.

01:54:11.540 --> 01:54:14.540
And when you realize what costume you want to make, so do Christmas. Exactly.

01:54:14.540 --> 01:54:18.540
Like. Yeah. I wanted to have a little Halloween party this year too.

01:54:18.540 --> 01:54:22.540
And then literally today is Halloween and no Halloween party.

01:54:22.540 --> 01:54:28.540
Yeah. Yeah. Top Gear 1224 asks, Dennis, how is the shoulder massage going?

01:54:28.540 --> 01:54:32.540
How is the shoulder massage going? Actually, I'm still using it.

01:54:32.540 --> 01:54:35.540
The foot massage, though, is already broken.

01:54:35.540 --> 01:54:38.540
Oh. It broke like last year.

01:54:38.540 --> 01:54:42.540
Stop making noises and you just can't stop working.

01:54:42.540 --> 01:54:49.540
But the shorter one, I use it to massage my leg when I go to bed because I have this

01:54:49.540 --> 01:54:56.540
weird, restless leg syndrome. If you know what that is, it's basically when you're sleeping and this.

01:54:56.540 --> 01:55:01.540
No, when you are not even sleeping, when you just lay down, not moving, you can feel your

01:55:01.540 --> 01:55:04.540
leg. Has that weird ticklish?

01:55:04.540 --> 01:55:07.540
Yeah. It's like a static.

01:55:07.540 --> 01:55:10.540
You have to hit it or walk around. Yeah.

01:55:10.540 --> 01:55:13.540
Touch my leg before I go to bed and actually help.

01:55:13.540 --> 01:55:16.540
Oh, that's good. So that one, I recommend.

01:55:16.540 --> 01:55:19.540
That one's good. You use the shoulder or your leg anywhere.

01:55:19.540 --> 01:55:22.540
Good tips for anyone with restless leg syndrome.

01:55:22.540 --> 01:55:27.540
Yeah. I lost the name, but someone wanted to ask your favorite line of story.

01:55:27.540 --> 01:55:31.540
Favorite line of story.

01:55:31.540 --> 01:55:34.540
Let me think. How long have you been at LMG?

01:55:34.540 --> 01:55:37.540
Like eight years maybe? Eight years.

01:55:37.540 --> 01:55:41.540
2015 until now. How did you last a song?

01:55:41.540 --> 01:55:44.540
I know.

01:55:44.540 --> 01:55:49.540
For every line of story, it's him giving us cash.

01:55:49.540 --> 01:55:52.540
Yeah. That's the favorite moment.

01:55:52.540 --> 01:55:56.540
So I wish you create more of our favorite moments.

01:55:56.540 --> 01:55:59.540
I wish it was everyone's favorite moment. Understandable.

01:55:59.540 --> 01:56:04.540
Yeah. No, things like that are very heartwarming almost.

01:56:04.540 --> 01:56:10.540
Yeah. And then going out and running around with people and having fun.

01:56:10.540 --> 01:56:18.540
Yeah, it's fun. So besides that, I mean, oh, I guess when we went on the one time

01:56:18.540 --> 01:56:24.540
work trip in Paris or any like off location work trip, like when we

01:56:24.540 --> 01:56:28.540
have our own time and we go walk around a different country,

01:56:28.540 --> 01:56:31.540
different city, that was really fun.

01:56:31.540 --> 01:56:37.540
Oh, yeah. I remember, I think you guys used to do workcation, right?

01:56:37.540 --> 01:56:42.540
Oh, that's long. Long time ago. I mean, like our real first one was we went to Mexico.

01:56:42.540 --> 01:56:47.540
Yeah. That was really fun. But that was like when we were back then, when we were only like,

01:56:47.540 --> 01:56:51.540
how many people? Like an eight or nine. Like it was pretty small.

01:56:51.540 --> 01:56:54.540
Yeah. Wait, are you listening to something?

01:56:54.540 --> 01:56:58.540
Just you. Yeah, to put it honest, this is the only one.

01:56:58.540 --> 01:57:03.540
I can't hear myself. Okay, that's better. I should tell people to put the headphones on maybe.

01:57:03.540 --> 01:57:07.540
Yeah. I should be doing too.

01:57:07.540 --> 01:57:11.540
Yeah. The first time we were working in Mexico was really fun.

01:57:11.540 --> 01:57:14.540
And then we also did bamf.

01:57:14.540 --> 01:57:17.540
Yeah. I saw some photos from that. It looked awesome.

01:57:17.540 --> 01:57:22.540
And then the following year we did staycation.

01:57:22.540 --> 01:57:26.540
Yeah. That was in here. I was here for that.

01:57:26.540 --> 01:57:33.540
Yeah, I think so. Was that when we went to bowling and the movie?

01:57:33.540 --> 01:57:36.540
No, no, that's not staycation. That's just a field trip.

01:57:36.540 --> 01:57:43.540
What was the staycation? They ran out a huge mention in near here.

01:57:43.540 --> 01:57:47.540
Yeah. And then we did a bunch of like activities in Vancouver.

01:57:47.540 --> 01:57:50.540
Oh. No fan and all that.

01:57:50.540 --> 01:57:53.540
Oh, okay. Yeah, I wasn't here yet for that. Yeah.

01:57:53.540 --> 01:57:59.540
That was fun. Wow. Do you know what your favorite CSF video is?

01:57:59.540 --> 01:58:02.540
Oh, I kind of talk about that earlier.

01:58:02.540 --> 01:58:06.540
Best C1 if you check it out. I think it was like a full video.

01:58:06.540 --> 01:58:10.540
Full video. Yeah. What's your favorite Channel Super Fun video?

01:58:10.540 --> 01:58:15.540
Super fun video. I think, okay. So this is my favorite one might be the last Channel Super Fun video.

01:58:15.540 --> 01:58:19.540
The one I did swap with Vance.

01:58:19.540 --> 01:58:24.540
Yeah. Because when I pitched that idea, no one believed it would work.

01:58:24.540 --> 01:58:27.540
I was like, just trust me. Let it happen.

01:58:27.540 --> 01:58:30.540
It worked out perfectly. Yeah.

01:58:30.540 --> 01:58:36.540
Yeah. Do you have any CSF videos planned up in the future or does someone was asking about

01:58:36.540 --> 01:58:39.540
that? That's not in my hand anymore.

01:58:39.540 --> 01:58:42.540
So whoever want to do it.

01:58:42.540 --> 01:58:45.540
One day, maybe Channel Super Fun will come back.

01:58:45.540 --> 01:58:51.540
I miss it. Yeah. I just, I'm focusing on more at spots.

01:58:51.540 --> 01:58:56.540
Yeah. We're doing our integration and stuff.

01:58:56.540 --> 01:58:59.540
So I'm focusing on now.

01:58:59.540 --> 01:59:05.540
But if you have Channel Super Fun, I don't know. If someone one day learns that any idea we can.

01:59:05.540 --> 01:59:08.540
Yeah. I feel like Channel Super Fun was definitely more my speed.

01:59:08.540 --> 01:59:11.540
You know what? Flo playing now is Channel Super Fun. Like exclusive.

01:59:11.540 --> 01:59:14.540
Kind of. Yeah. Yeah.

01:59:14.540 --> 01:59:17.540
This is like back all like all days and we'll do like.

01:59:17.540 --> 01:59:21.540
Yes. We love for games and random small thing.

01:59:21.540 --> 01:59:24.540
Yeah. Like this. Yeah.

01:59:24.540 --> 01:59:28.540
Pumpkin carving contest. More behind the scenes and more genuine reaction stuff.

01:59:28.540 --> 01:59:31.540
No play now. Some people like it. Yeah.

01:59:31.540 --> 01:59:34.540
What's your favorite full play exclusive Dennis.

01:59:34.540 --> 01:59:40.540
That's of last month because for no reason other than for my ego.

01:59:40.540 --> 01:59:45.540
Recently. Did you play, you played five nights at Freddy's with Maria, right?

01:59:45.540 --> 01:59:48.540
I did that one. Yeah. I didn't watch it though.

01:59:48.540 --> 01:59:51.540
Was it fun? The movie. Yeah.

01:59:51.540 --> 01:59:54.540
I watched part of it. And yes, it's fun.

01:59:54.540 --> 01:59:58.540
I like the one you guys did with Colton the.

01:59:58.540 --> 02:00:01.540
How well know your boss on the whole hide and seek one. Yeah.

02:00:01.540 --> 02:00:04.540
Yeah. That was fun. Yeah.

02:00:04.540 --> 02:00:07.540
Yeah. Your videos coming out with Colton I think tomorrow or. Oh, that one.

02:00:07.540 --> 02:00:10.540
Yeah. That one's really fun. Yeah.

02:00:10.540 --> 02:00:14.540
Because. Well what's that was. How much do you know your boss?

02:00:14.540 --> 02:00:17.540
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

02:00:17.540 --> 02:00:20.540
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

02:00:20.540 --> 02:00:23.540
Yeah. I think I also will be coming out at the same time.

02:00:23.540 --> 02:00:29.540
Sometimes later in the future. I just we we we had a shorter time this week so I had to get something that could edit

02:00:29.540 --> 02:00:35.540
faster, normal. I was worried. I was like maybe this is just never going to come out and I had accepted that.

02:00:35.540 --> 02:00:38.540
But that video will be really fun too. This is the.

02:00:38.540 --> 02:00:42.540
That's what we chat. Yep. I'm not sure why the video isn't.

02:00:42.540 --> 02:00:45.540
Cheesecake, why are people talking about cheesecake? Cheesecake.

02:00:45.540 --> 02:00:49.540
I kind of forgot. I was talking about I can eat a cheesecake right now and then I think just kind of devolved.

02:00:49.540 --> 02:00:52.540
Oh my God. Oh wait, wait, wait. There's that more.

02:00:52.540 --> 02:00:55.540
Oh, there more. Okay. Give me more questions.

02:00:55.540 --> 02:00:58.540
I actually had a question. What are your what's your favorite Halloween candy?

02:00:58.540 --> 02:01:02.540
Oh yeah. Halloween candy. Do you like Tootsie rules?

02:01:02.540 --> 02:01:06.540
Actually, I don't really like candy. I don't like eating candy.

02:01:06.540 --> 02:01:09.540
Okay. I like chocolate. Chocolate candy.

02:01:09.540 --> 02:01:12.540
Yeah. Chocolate. I guess chocolate counts as a candy for sure.

02:01:12.540 --> 02:01:16.540
Yeah. I like chocolate. I don't like those gummy bears.

02:01:16.540 --> 02:01:19.540
Like those sticky. Chewy. Chewy.

02:01:19.540 --> 02:01:23.540
Like because it's just sticking around my teeth and I don't like that.

02:01:23.540 --> 02:01:26.540
Any type of chocolate. Okay. Not too sweet though.

02:01:26.540 --> 02:01:31.540
Yeah. That's a good answer. Chocolate is a good basic go-to.

02:01:31.540 --> 02:01:34.540
I feel like. Actually, I met some people who don't like chocolate.

02:01:34.540 --> 02:01:38.540
Really? Weird. Don't be friendly to those people.

02:01:38.540 --> 02:01:43.540
I was actually saying that earlier. I was like, it's a good question to ask your friends.

02:01:43.540 --> 02:01:46.540
Like what's your favorite Halloween candy because then you know who you can trust.

02:01:46.540 --> 02:01:51.540
I know exactly. If you don't like chocolate, you don't need to like them.

02:01:51.540 --> 02:01:54.540
Agreed. Chocolate is great.

02:01:54.540 --> 02:01:58.540
Someone's asked how much fun was this sneaking into Len's house?

02:01:58.540 --> 02:02:01.540
Okay. Some people always ask me this.

02:02:01.540 --> 02:02:04.540
Is it like scripted? Is it real?

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No. It's real. Like the only person new in that house was Yvonne and obviously the kids know.

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A couple of people know. Len's didn't know.

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We planned out like what we're gonna do there, but we did not plan.

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Like we didn't fake anything. Like everything in that video is real.

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We planned out to go inside a couple of things we need to accomplish, right?

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So basically that's it. It's not really scripted, but we did have a plan.

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Yeah. Um.

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People are talking about chocolate. Chocolate.

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How mad was Len's when you scratched the floor?

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Did you have to actually go and fix that?

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How do I fix it? Yeah, that's true.

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So it was actually he on LMG clips.

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Len's rating about that was actually the highest view.

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Really? Yes. Yeah.

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How many million views on that? It's like, I think it's like three.

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I think maybe two or three, but it's just, it's just picture of Dennis.

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It's just fired on it. It was like, so after we filmed that video and next day Linus messaged me and Colton

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about that.

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That's good.

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What do you think of corn candy? I never try it.

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Candy corn? Oh, it's candy corn. Sorry.

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Does it taste like candy corn? Yeah. Does it taste like corn?

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Does candy corn taste like corn? So you've never had it either?

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No. I've never had it. We don't have any candy here?

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No. I asked, I asked social team to get some fun candy and...

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I wasn't informed. I just came here and started doing stuff.

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It's fine. We know for next time. Maybe we can send Matt to go procure some candy for us.

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Some people probably don't know that candy corn actually is called candy corn is when

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you line it up, layer it up, it's like a corn. Yeah.

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I know. It's crazy. I saw that on Instagram reel.

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Yeah. Recently I've been, I guess, I don't know everyone, I've been addicted to those reels.

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I know me too. It's a problem. I have to talk to my therapist about it.

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Are you on Tik Tok too? Do you watch Tik Tok? I had to delete Tik Tok because I was so addicted to Tik Tok.

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Really? I would go home and like scroll Tik Tok for like hours.

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Okay. What's your, which platform you watch the most?

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Well, now it's Instagram reels because I had to delete Tik Tok.

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Yeah. So realistically, the cycle still has not ended.

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I still have a severe problem with scrolling through.

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Really? Well, it's kind of like, I heard this analogy that Instagram reels and Tik Tok is kind of

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like going to a casino because your brain just wants to see what's next.

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And so you just keep going and going and going until you can't stop.

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And the fate. Also Facebook video. Yep.

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Yeah. It's just scrolling back and forth between social media platforms.

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I'm not very, um, like YouTube short, I haven't got like, when I'm scrolling, I don't really

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watch you. Like, okay, in general, I don't watch that many YouTube videos at home.

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Yeah. But I feel Instagram just so much easier to assess.

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It's cause it's fast. Yeah.

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And I feel like I enjoy it because I feel like I do learn things from certain reels, but

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it's like I learned one thing in an hour of like endless scrolling random things.

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It's horrible. Like a lot of time when I put something on the TV and just stop scrolling.

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I know. It's brutal. The whole season's over.

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You didn't even see it.

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Yeah. Oh, wow. I'm glad that somebody relates to me on this, on this topic.

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Probably like everyone's kind of.

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Yeah. Yeah. It's a common problem for sure.

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It's just a matter of like who's strong enough.

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Another analogy I heard was using your phone and scrolling through social media is the

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direct opposite of meditation.

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So like really? So scrolling through your phone is so boring that it's interesting.

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No, so interesting that it's boring. Like there's just so much content that your brain doesn't even like absorb any of it.

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Yeah. But with meditation, I don't even, I can't recall.

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Yeah. Exactly. But with meditation, it's so boring that it's interesting.

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Like you literally have nothing going on that you're just like so focused.

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On what? Yourself, I guess, or nothing.

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You have to be focused on nothing to meditate, right? Isn't that, isn't that how meditation works?

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I have no idea. I try to once, but then I just kind of like, I could, I don't know.

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Yeah. It's, it's. I feel you need to practice and get into it.

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I feel like you need like a meditation trainer or something because yeah, how does that?

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I've never been able to meditate either. We have our next guest here.

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Yay. All right. Dennis, that means your time is up.

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Thank you for joining us. Bye. Everyone say bye to Dennis.

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I'm sending this alien back. Oh, he's going back. Where, where's his home, home planet?

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Oh, Mars. Oh, Mars.

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Wonderful. Thank you so much. Thank you.

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Oh my God.

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I'm so excited.

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All right. Our next guest, you've been in some videos before, right?

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The Mac one. The Mac one. Yeah.

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This is Ariana. Ariana. Ariana.

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I always say your name different every time. Ariana. Whatever.

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Ariana. And what's your role here at LMG?

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Do a little, a little explain. What do you do?

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I am the talent and culture supervisor here.

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You want to say that again, but closer to Mike? Oh, yeah. You kind of have to yell.

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Okay. I'm the talent and culture supervisor here.

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So I manage talent and culture.

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Yeah. Yeah. The fun job.

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Yeah. There's a lot of that, a lot of talent and a lot of culture.

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Yeah, exactly. All right. Somebody asked, are you power from chainsaw, man?

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Yeah. See chat knows, chat knows everything.

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I was really happy. Two people got it today. Oh, see, I don't watch anime.

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So unfortunately I'm not familiar, but is it an anime?

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Oh my God. It is not an anime. It is.

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Okay. Okay. Cool.

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Cool. All right. So while you're here, we have a wonderful wheel of prompts.

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If you want to spin and answer whatever you get, or you can spin again if you don't

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have an answer for it. Totally up to you. It's a pretty, pretty chill stream.

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So. All right. Okay.

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Let's see. That was a really bad spin.

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Funny Halloween story. Do you have any funny Halloween stories?

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Maybe. I know. I have a question for you that's unrelated to this, but you have two bunnies.

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I do. Do you dress your bunnies up for Halloween?

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Okay. I tried. I tried one year.

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There was like a ladybug and a bumblebee costume.

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Oh my God. And they hated it.

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I can imagine. Just like they obviously have no idea what's going on and you're just trying to put little

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costumes on. Yeah, but it sucks because you go on Instagram and you see all the other bunny owners and

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they dress them up and they look so cute and they don't mind it, but then mine hate it.

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They would just run away. So I just stopped. It was cute.

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I tried to take a photo and it was kind of blurry, but.

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That's okay. At least you have some form of memory of it.

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I guess. Oh, that's so cute. I'd love to see a bunny with like a cowboy hat or something.

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I feel like that would be so adorable. I think I have a picture saved.

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Yes. Please send it to me. I want to see it.

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Yay. Okay. Question.

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Does anybody have questions for Ariana? Do you want to show a quick update on the pumpkin there?

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Oh yeah. Quick, quick update on the pumpkin. Still doing my outline.

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It's a work in progress. It's in the, like I said before, it's in the trust me.

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It will look better soon phase.

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So yeah.

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Sammy, are there any questions or should we spin the wheel again?

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We can spin the wheel again. Yeah.

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Sorry guys. I can't think of any funny Halloween stuff. That's okay.

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To be honest, when I saw that question too, I couldn't think of anything.

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Yeah. You just get put on the spot and you forget everything that happened in your life.

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Exactly. If you want people to like you, you got to get the ball to get code.

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Oh yeah. Spin again. Is there that on here?

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Yes. Oh, there is. Oh, spin.

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Oh, actually spin again. I was like, I just span.

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All right. Scary story.

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Okay. If you don't have a scary story, do you have a scary story?

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Scary story. Otherwise, I'll just make you read a random one.

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I have a question here while you're looking it up.

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Okay. Yeah. How do you deal with bunny poop emoji by MTS Prezi?

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Okay. You can actually potty train rabbits, but unfortunately my rabbits, when they were living separately,

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they were potty trained, but at different times.

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So when we brought them together, they learned from one another that like, oh, actually,

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I'm going to mark my territory too. So right now they've undid some of their bunny poop potty training.

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But yeah, it's actually not too difficult, but you have to spend a lot of time.

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So like as soon as they run out of the litter box and then they like mark their territory,

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you got to put them back on the litter box.

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Oh, bunny things. Just bunny things.

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Yeah, I don't know why I'm talking about this on the stream. No, this is great.

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This is great. If anybody else has any questions about bunnies too, like, you're the right person to ask.

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People want to verify, is Eli from the Eli incident from your upgrade?

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Did what? Eli incident. Yeah.

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Oh. He's in chat right now.

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I know chat is really tricky to follow.

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I don't know how people do it. Yeah, that was.

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Yeah. Elijah brought it up already.

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So. When does your upgrade come out? Do you know?

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I think mid-November.

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Okay. It should be soon. I know they're working on editing it and stuff.

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Yeah. Something for chat to look out for.

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I freaking love the upgrade videos so much.

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I'm so excited to see yours. It was actually, it was a really fun time.

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But I don't know how Linus does it like every day because after I finished mine, I was actually exhausted.

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I know he has so much energy. Yeah.

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So much energy. I don't understand. I remember feeling the same way.

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Like we stopped halfway through to go for lunch.

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And so we went to the mall food court. Yeah.

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And I'm sitting there like, I don't know if I can, I can do this anymore.

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Like building a computer alone is a lot of work.

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And so then I'm like sitting at the chair slowly falling asleep and they're like, no,

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we've got four more hours of shooting.

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I felt bad because I was like sitting on the couch at one point while they were doing something.

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And I'm like, I feel really bad because this is for me.

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So I need to, I need to be moving around. But there's, there's a lot that went into that video.

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It's a lot. It's a lot for sure. Yeah.

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It was good. And you shot it on your, on your birthday. Yeah.

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Which is so fun too. I think girl. Heck yeah.

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What can I say? People are, are asking your tape, your favorite Halloween candy.

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Cause apparently that's such a problem. That's the question everybody's being asked now.

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Just don't say Tootsie rolls please. No.

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Okay. I'll say candy corn. No, I'm just kidding.

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Wait what? That's another controversial one. No, no, no, no.

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I think maybe Twix are good.

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Twix are fire. Twix are really good. Yeah.

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That's good. And sour patch kids are also good.

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Yes. Two very good choices. Yeah.

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What's yours? I don't know.

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I like, I like, like somebody said airheads.

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I like airheads. Really? Yeah.

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I don't, they're too, too chewy, too mushy. It's just like a rock.

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Yeah. I can understand that. I saw this hack on Instagram reel where you like shake it until it gets really tiny and

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then you eat it that way. And apparently that's the way that you're supposed to eat airheads.

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I had one on me. Yeah. You should like, you hold the edge of the wrapper and you just, before you open it and you just

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shake it back and forth. And then it gets small.

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Yeah. It's so strange. How?

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I'll send you a video of it after. Yeah. Do that.

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Do that. Yeah. No.

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It's, it's like, who comes up with this stuff? Right? Yeah.

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Exactly. Do you want to spin the wheel? Again?

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Yeah. Sorry. Do you have a scary story?

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Okay. Yeah. I guess so.

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This is story time with Sarah.

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So when I was in girl guides, for those of you who aren't familiar with girl guides,

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it's kind of like scouts, but for girls here in Canada, or I guess they have girl scouts

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in, in the U S, but we went camping one time and we thought it would be really fun to like

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steal some firewood and make a Ouija board out of it and then play that.

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And I think I was like probably 12 or 13 years old.

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So kind of coming into like teenage hood, going through puberty and whatnot and like just

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trying to figure out life and we're like, oh my gosh, we're totally going to play with

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the Ouija board. So we like made a little tent with some tarps and put the Ouija board down and started,

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started playing with it. And we were like, okay, we're going to take a break and clean up some leaves.

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But when we had the Ouija board on us, we were asking like, oh, can we speak to somebody

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who like did something bad in their past life and regret it or whatever.

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And so we're like cleaning up some of the leaves and making like a little path and we

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stumbled across this little army man figurine and we're like, okay, that's really strange

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because we had been tidying up the area before and never saw anything.

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And then it kind of just appeared out of nowhere.

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And then throughout the next like few days of camping, it would just show up in random

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places. And we're like, oh my gosh, this is so creepy, the exact same one.

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And so we put it up in a little spot in the cabin because I think a lot of different girl

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guide groups and stuff went to that campsite.

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Yeah. And so I don't know if it's still there, but that was like, I wrote one of my essays in

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high school on that, on that story. And thinking back on it now, it's not super scary, but when you're in the moment and you're

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like, yeah, it feels like a sign.

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It's weird. Well, do you think maybe someone was playing a prank on you?

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You're a girl guide. Probably. Probably.

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Yeah. It's funny though. Yeah.

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I'll never know because like I don't talk to any of those people anymore.

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So it will forever be ingrained in my memory as the creepy army doll that just moved places

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like Annabelle or whatever. I haven't watched that movie.

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I haven't watched like any scary movie.

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Do you have like a Halloween movie that you watch?

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Do you watch Halloween Town or anything? Um, no, not really.

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I'm kind of bad with movies.

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Everyone's always like, everyone's like, oh, have you seen this classic movie?

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And I'm like, no, I haven't seen it.

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Me to you during Craft Night. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. I don't know.

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I need to be better with my movies. That's okay.

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For some people, they just can't sit through movies. And like, I don't know if that's your case.

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This is the thing. So I can't like to sit down for like two hours and watch a movie.

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I'm like, no, I don't know. But to watch like a show for like three hours, four hours, I'm like, yeah, I can do that.

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Let's do it. I don't understand what it is with movies.

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Like maybe it's the pacing or like maybe you're just like, okay, you have to be committed

02:18:28.820 --> 02:18:31.820
to watching this movie now. Yeah. I don't know.

02:18:31.820 --> 02:18:34.820
I'm definitely, definitely part of it. For sure.

02:18:34.820 --> 02:18:39.820
Movies, movies are one of those things. Like I, I'm the same way with TV series.

02:18:39.820 --> 02:18:43.820
Like I don't want to start a TV series because I know if I start it, I will sit and watch

02:18:43.820 --> 02:18:49.820
it until it's over. Yeah. And it's like bad news bears, but I'll start a movie and I'll sit all the way through

02:18:49.820 --> 02:18:52.820
it. And then my first thought afterwards is I want to watch another movie.

02:18:52.820 --> 02:18:56.820
So like they're kind of, they're kind of the same in that way.

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It's like, because even with TV series, there's so much time that you have to dedicate to

02:19:01.100 --> 02:19:04.100
watching it. Yeah. Some of them are like hour long episodes.

02:19:04.100 --> 02:19:07.100
It's like watching mini movies anyways. Yeah, exactly.

02:19:07.100 --> 02:19:10.100
I don't know. Does chat have any good questions?

02:19:10.100 --> 02:19:13.100
Movies. Oh yeah. Movies.

02:19:13.100 --> 02:19:18.100
That. So I want to ask for your favorite anime if that's a, if you want to answer that while

02:19:18.100 --> 02:19:28.940
you're waiting. Yeah. I think, okay, I think my favorite one, I feel like I have two.

02:19:28.940 --> 02:19:38.940
So like one of them is because of like childhood. So that's going to be Sailor Moon, but then, hey, Sammy laughing in the background.

02:19:38.940 --> 02:19:45.100
No comment. Okay. But like my favorite, favorite one is one called darker than black.

02:19:45.100 --> 02:19:52.140
That's a really good one. I just literally finished rewatching season one like two days ago.

02:19:52.140 --> 02:19:55.140
That's a good one. Hello. Hi.

02:19:55.140 --> 02:20:03.540
Yes. Nick Light in the house. Do you want to, do you want to answer a question?

02:20:03.540 --> 02:20:12.420
You don't have to if you don't want to, but I don't care.

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It's the bread. That's like the original bread.

02:20:15.660 --> 02:20:22.700
It's rock hard. Like it's, yeah, red ASMR.

02:20:22.700 --> 02:20:30.140
So what do you think? Are we totally going to make merch with the bread dinosaur on it?

02:20:30.140 --> 02:20:34.700
I just want everybody in chat like during WAN Show to be like, bread, dino.

02:20:34.700 --> 02:20:37.700
You can comment right here in the mic. I can comment. Okay.

02:20:37.700 --> 02:20:40.700
Thank you for that. Will we get a bread plushie?

02:20:40.700 --> 02:20:43.700
I don't, what? A bread. We'd already did a bread plushie.

02:20:43.700 --> 02:20:46.700
A bread dino plushie. A dino bread. Oh my.

02:20:46.700 --> 02:20:49.700
What are you doing? Bread dinos. They want it.

02:20:49.700 --> 02:20:52.700
They want it. Bread, bread, bread. Bread.

02:20:52.700 --> 02:20:55.700
Everybody wants bread. That's one person. That's one person.

02:20:55.700 --> 02:20:58.700
No, no, no. Let it flow. Let it flow.

02:20:58.700 --> 02:21:01.700
Oh my gosh. It's like Arjun wants it. Everybody wants the bread.

02:21:01.700 --> 02:21:04.700
Thank you, Arjun. Oh my gosh. Oh my gosh.

02:21:04.700 --> 02:21:07.700
Yeah. Bread dino? I don't know.

02:21:07.700 --> 02:21:10.700
What do you mean bread dino? What are we even doing? Well, it's for pumpkin.

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It doesn't look good right now, but it's a work in progress.

02:21:15.700 --> 02:21:18.700
Wait, can I see? Yes. What the frick, dude.

02:21:18.700 --> 02:21:21.700
That's good. Thank you. It's in the trust me bro phase.

02:21:21.700 --> 02:21:24.700
I don't think we're supposed to say that anymore. Well, it's regarding a pumpkin. Okay.

02:21:24.700 --> 02:21:29.700
Okay. What are your thoughts on candy corn?

02:21:29.700 --> 02:21:32.700
That's been a major thought. Nobody's had candy corn. I've had candy corn.

02:21:32.700 --> 02:21:35.700
What do you think about it? I kind of like it, but like don't roast me, chat. It just looks awful.

02:21:35.700 --> 02:21:38.700
Really? I think they look cute. They kind of look fake.

02:21:38.700 --> 02:21:41.700
Yeah. It looks like, I don't know. A prop or something.

02:21:41.700 --> 02:21:44.700
It looks awful. I don't know. I don't know.

02:21:44.700 --> 02:21:47.700
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

02:21:47.700 --> 02:21:50.700
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.

02:21:50.700 --> 02:21:53.700
It looks awful. You know what doesn't look awful? A breadasaurus?

02:21:53.700 --> 02:21:58.700
lttstore.com. We were talking about the onesie earlier.

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Have you tried the onesie out yet? No.

02:22:01.700 --> 02:22:05.200
But it's the same material as the underwear, isn't it? It's amazing.

02:22:05.200 --> 02:22:09.500
Yeah. The onesie is like my go-to. I get home on onesie mode.

02:22:09.500 --> 02:22:12.700
Like there's no turning back after that.

02:22:12.700 --> 02:22:15.700
Onesie mode. Onesie mode. Can we make that a thing?

02:22:15.700 --> 02:22:18.700
I mean, apparently you just did. I don't know.

02:22:19.700 --> 02:22:22.700
This is how streams with Sarah go. Yeah.

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Have you tried the onesie yet? I did some fit testing for it.

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But I don't have one of my own. You need to get one.

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I should. I think we should make that like a uniform.

02:22:33.700 --> 02:22:37.700
Like everybody come to work in a onesie. When were we talking about this in the parking lot?

02:22:37.700 --> 02:22:41.700
Really? Literally, I didn't even want to.

02:22:41.700 --> 02:22:45.700
Yeah. Yeah. Janice are not allowed.

02:22:45.700 --> 02:22:48.700
Yeah. I don't know. Work attire.

02:22:48.700 --> 02:22:51.700
Yeah. Oh, that would be so fun. For reasons.

02:22:51.700 --> 02:22:54.700
It can stay in the thoughts. Yeah. In the thoughts bin.

02:22:54.700 --> 02:22:57.700
Yeah. The draft. What do you guys dress up as?

02:22:57.700 --> 02:23:01.700
Nothing. Oh. I'm Power from Chainsaw Man.

02:23:01.700 --> 02:23:04.700
Power? Yeah. Do you watch anime?

02:23:04.700 --> 02:23:07.700
Okay, then you wouldn't know. You wouldn't get it. You wouldn't get it.

02:23:07.700 --> 02:23:10.700
Oh. It's really easy. Apparently I truly would not.

02:23:10.700 --> 02:23:13.700
Aww. Yeah. What are you dressed up as, huh?

02:23:13.700 --> 02:23:16.700
I am a successful tech startup, Vessel.

02:23:16.700 --> 02:23:19.700
What is that? What is that? Yes, you're on stream.

02:23:19.700 --> 02:23:22.700
I'm dressed up as a successful tech.

02:23:22.700 --> 02:23:27.700
I'll snap to that.

02:23:27.700 --> 02:23:34.700
Vessel. I really, I really. Who totally didn't just burn through $140 million in a year and fail.

02:23:34.700 --> 02:23:39.700
Yikes. I've never heard of this. Vessel was Floatplane before Floatplane.

02:23:39.700 --> 02:23:42.700
Wait, really? Yeah. Oh.

02:23:42.700 --> 02:23:46.700
It was Floatplane because Vessel was like, hey dog, we're going out of business.

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We're selling off to Verizon. We were like, cool, we could make our own with, you know, candy bars and pumpkins.

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And here we are today. Here we are. Five years, six, seven, eight, 12 years later, 15 years later.

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Great success in my box. Great success.

02:24:06.700 --> 02:24:11.700
I was going to wear like a sheet, like a ghost sheet and then print out the Twitter

02:24:11.700 --> 02:24:14.700
logo so I could be the ghost of Twitter.

02:24:14.700 --> 02:24:18.700
Wow. But obviously I didn't have time because now I'm nothing.

02:24:18.700 --> 02:24:21.700
But I have a little ghost earrings. Yeah, you got the earrings.

02:24:21.700 --> 02:24:24.700
So maybe I just need a Twitter logo.

02:24:24.700 --> 02:24:27.700
We'll see. Maybe. Maybe.

02:24:27.700 --> 02:24:30.700
You could just put negative $28 billion on your T-shirt.

02:24:30.700 --> 02:24:34.700
Yeah, exactly. To be the ghost of Twitter.

02:24:34.700 --> 02:24:37.700
Could you imagine losing that much money?

02:24:37.700 --> 02:24:41.700
That, now that is scary. Somebody makes, needs to make like a haunted house.

02:24:41.700 --> 02:24:44.700
That's just the old Twitter HQ.

02:24:44.700 --> 02:24:49.700
I mean, Elon literally like said what was going to happen.

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How do you make a large, or how do you make a small fortune on social media?

02:24:52.700 --> 02:24:56.700
Start out with a large fortune. Yeah, exactly. And then lose it all.

02:24:56.700 --> 02:24:59.700
Yeah, he wrote, he wrote his own, uh, his own destiny.

02:24:59.700 --> 02:25:03.700
Yep. That guy.

02:25:03.700 --> 02:25:06.700
All right. Should I spin the wheel? Vessel bought the office though.

02:25:06.700 --> 02:25:11.700
Vessel was how we made the mezzanine in the office. Vessel didn't buy the office.

02:25:11.700 --> 02:25:14.700
Uh. Elon's also coming later with her.

02:25:14.700 --> 02:25:17.700
Yes. Oh, nice. They have a surprise costume.

02:25:17.700 --> 02:25:20.700
They all coordinated. Oh, nice. Oh.

02:25:20.700 --> 02:25:23.700
Oh, speak of the devil. Speak of the devil. Hi.

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Oh my gosh. All right. That means your time is up.

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Thank you for joining me. Yes. All right.

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See you guys. Have a wonderful day. I'm so excited for you guys to show up your costumes.

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We'll have to figure out what the best way of, of this is going to be.

02:25:37.700 --> 02:25:40.700
Okay. So we have a counting team coming in here.

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You guys can, can pop on by.

02:25:43.700 --> 02:25:46.700
I know. I ran out of time.

02:25:46.700 --> 02:25:49.700
Oh, you can't see. Oh, no. The hat.

02:25:49.700 --> 02:25:54.700
Yeah. Uh, if on and I had like brainstorm costume ideas for me and I was going to dress as Barbie.

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Um, because that movie. Simply iconic, but I ran out of time.

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And so now I'm nothing and I'm sad about it.

02:26:02.700 --> 02:26:06.700
Yeah. Oh yeah. Cause, cause yeah, right.

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Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

02:26:09.700 --> 02:26:12.700
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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I can't wait for people to see this.

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It's so good.

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Oh my gosh. Not the wheel.

02:26:39.700 --> 02:26:43.700
Oh, you got it. You got to come over and come between.

02:26:43.700 --> 02:26:46.700
Yay. All right. Yep.

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Successfully done. Okay.

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So, you're gonna introduce yourselves and your job and then what your costume is.

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If, if nobody could tell already, Whatever your heart desires.

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Where you mean. Yeah, I'm sorry. You have to yell into the mic to.

02:27:04.700 --> 02:27:09.700
Hi. My name is Declan. I'm a bookkeeper and accounting.

02:27:09.700 --> 02:27:13.700
Oh, my costume is a cousin from Adam's.

02:27:13.700 --> 02:27:17.700
It's so good. It's so good.

02:27:17.700 --> 02:27:23.460
I can't tell if I'm, like, looking at the camera. Well, there's multiple, so we can adjust it accordingly.

02:27:23.460 --> 02:27:27.780
All right? I'm Brandon. I'm also a bookkeeper here at L&D.

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I am a hugs leak from the Adam family. So good.

02:27:31.860 --> 02:27:36.540
I'm Wednesday. Here, we can share this mic.

02:27:36.540 --> 02:27:39.780
I'm Wednesday, so. You definitely are on this mic.

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I'm very impressed by your costumes. Like, you all look wonderful.

02:27:44.660 --> 02:27:48.220
Thank you. You're the only team that genuinely made an effort

02:27:48.220 --> 02:27:52.620
to, like, dress up and do a good. Wait, are you going to dress up?

02:27:52.620 --> 02:27:56.020
Where's Artie? I'm bringing Artie now. I'm offended.

02:27:56.020 --> 02:27:59.180
Is your costume just a hat, though? Whoa, whoa, whoa. Don't just have it.

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It's a passion that comes with it.

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All right. How's the pumpkin carving going? It's in the, like, trust me, it's going to turn out good phase.

02:28:09.180 --> 02:28:12.500
I don't know if it actually is, but I'm hoping for it.

02:28:12.500 --> 02:28:16.340
Are you going to finish today? I hope so. What time is it now?

02:28:16.340 --> 02:28:19.500
When did you start? 1130. Oh, my gosh.

02:28:19.500 --> 02:28:23.220
I think I can do it. I'm almost done with the outline portion.

02:28:23.220 --> 02:28:27.180
Maybe we should do another here, pumpkin tam.

02:28:27.180 --> 02:28:31.140
This is how it's looking so far. Last year, I just did the LTT logo,

02:28:31.140 --> 02:28:35.340
so it was, like, pretty boring and easygoing. Can you describe it for him?

02:28:35.340 --> 02:28:40.220
It looks great. It's a bredosaurus or a carbosaurus.

02:28:40.220 --> 02:28:43.300
I don't know. What should we name it?

02:28:43.980 --> 02:28:48.860
Jeff? No, we have a Jeff here. We can't name it Jeff.

02:28:48.860 --> 02:28:51.900
I feel like Frank or Fred.

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Frank works. Hello. Hello.

02:28:56.500 --> 02:29:00.340
Oh, no. Oh, my gosh, this is going to be absolute chaos. OK.

02:29:00.340 --> 02:29:03.420
Cousin it, if you want to spin the wheel, we have a wheel of prompts.

02:29:03.420 --> 02:29:06.500
Sure. Where is it?

02:29:06.500 --> 02:29:13.740
OK, cool, great. This is so good. What's your costume?

02:29:13.740 --> 02:29:17.940
Bunny Halloween stories. Ooh.

02:29:17.940 --> 02:29:24.340
I feel like we need one that's easy to answer for three people. What are your favorite Halloween candies?

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Is that here again? Like, specifically Halloween?

02:29:28.740 --> 02:29:31.980
I think Reese's Cups is, like, your go-to.

02:29:31.980 --> 02:29:36.140
That's a good choice. Reese's Cups. I like going for, like, Starburst.

02:29:36.140 --> 02:29:39.220
Starburst are good, too. I like going for Henry's, but you're not

02:29:39.220 --> 02:29:42.820
allowed to have them anymore. Oh.

02:29:42.820 --> 02:29:45.900
Aw. Oh, no.

02:29:45.900 --> 02:29:48.900
What are those triangle things that are orange? What triangle thing?

02:29:48.900 --> 02:29:52.340
Oh, candy corns? Just kidding.

02:29:52.340 --> 02:29:58.820
You're not the first person that's done that, too. Every single person that's gone has talked about candy corn.

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Wow, the pinnacle of creativity. Here we go. You were looking down here.

02:30:02.660 --> 02:30:07.060
I was like, what are you talking about? I was trying to remember what they were called.

02:30:07.060 --> 02:30:11.060
What is the best? Candy corns. The Reese's Peanut Butter Cups are good, but you know what?

02:30:11.060 --> 02:30:15.220
When a house gives chips, that is the baller mood.

02:30:15.220 --> 02:30:18.220
Yeah. Yeah. Because I'm a chips person over candy.

02:30:18.220 --> 02:30:21.220
OK. Salty over sweet. Yeah.

02:30:21.220 --> 02:30:24.220
That makes sense. Crunchy. What's your favorite chip type?

02:30:24.220 --> 02:30:28.540
Ooh. Uh, the sacramanian potato.

02:30:28.540 --> 02:30:31.540
What's your favorite chip type?

02:30:31.540 --> 02:30:35.380
Ooh, I love those.

02:30:35.380 --> 02:30:39.100
I love those. What about you? Dill pickle.

02:30:39.100 --> 02:30:42.100
Dill pickle is a good choice. Oh, sure.

02:30:42.100 --> 02:30:48.300
I'd say, uh, since moving here, I've developed a fondness for all dress.

02:30:48.300 --> 02:30:51.300
OK. All good choices. All good choices.

02:30:51.300 --> 02:30:56.660
Brandon, do you want to move down closer to the camera so we can hear you better?

02:30:56.660 --> 02:30:59.660
What am I carving? Is that what you're going to ask? It's a bretosaur.

02:30:59.660 --> 02:31:03.060
Yes. But you're not going to, like, go all the way through. It's going to be, like, a light diffusion.

02:31:03.060 --> 02:31:06.060
Yes. It's going to be shaved. Shaved down.

02:31:06.060 --> 02:31:09.060
Shaved pumpkin. Yes. Did you guys carve pumpkins?

02:31:09.060 --> 02:31:12.060
Do you carve pumpkins? Oh, the kids did. What did they carve?

02:31:12.060 --> 02:31:15.060
Great job. Oh. Yeah, I want to see.

02:31:15.060 --> 02:31:18.060
Whoa. We can show in this. They look good.

02:31:18.060 --> 02:31:21.060
They look good at everyone. We'll go to the pumpkin. Air drop.

02:31:21.060 --> 02:31:24.060
Pumpkin. And then do you want to? Look at what she did.

02:31:24.060 --> 02:31:27.060
Oh, it's so cute. Oh, my gosh. Here.

02:31:27.060 --> 02:31:30.060
Oh, yeah. Put it in front of the camera here. OK.

02:31:30.060 --> 02:31:33.060
It does look really good. Oh, my gosh. It's so cute.

02:31:33.060 --> 02:31:38.060
How in the world? So that was my seven-year-old, which I was very impressed by.

02:31:38.060 --> 02:31:41.060
Yes. I cannot believe she did that on her own.

02:31:41.060 --> 02:31:44.060
Do you want to move my closer to Yvonne? Because no one can hear her.

02:31:44.060 --> 02:31:47.060
She did. She did a second side. This is her second side.

02:31:47.060 --> 02:31:50.060
It's double-sided. It's double-sided. Amazing.

02:31:50.060 --> 02:31:53.060
Oh, my goodness. Wow. They're so talented.

02:31:53.060 --> 02:31:56.060
Some of them. That's great. Wow, those are great.

02:31:56.060 --> 02:32:00.060
And that's great, too. It's a work in progress. Have you, like, seen how the light goes through with how deep?

02:32:00.060 --> 02:32:04.060
No, not yet. Like, how deep do you have to go? Well, I can shave out as much of the inside as I want.

02:32:04.060 --> 02:32:07.060
Oh, that's the plan. Do you want to see the pumpkins I did before? I haven't shown chat yet, so.

02:32:07.060 --> 02:32:10.060
How many pumpkins have you done? It's just this one. I've done four already.

02:32:10.060 --> 02:32:13.060
I've done four already. I've done four. I've done four.

02:32:13.060 --> 02:32:16.060
I've done four. I've done four. I've done four.

02:32:16.060 --> 02:32:19.060
I've done four. I've done four. I've done four.

02:32:19.060 --> 02:32:22.060
I've done four. I've done four. I've done four already.

02:32:22.060 --> 02:32:25.060
This whole season? Yeah. So I did these three.

02:32:25.060 --> 02:32:28.060
It's a Spielberg. Oh, my gosh. A series of Spielberg pumpkins.

02:32:28.060 --> 02:32:31.060
Wow. Oh, I got to go back to the pumpkin camp. I wish I could see that.

02:32:31.060 --> 02:32:34.060
Or me. I did an E.T. Jaws and Jurassic Park. Oh, nice.

02:32:34.060 --> 02:32:50.060
And then I also did this, like, random velociraptor one to start, but I don't like that.

02:32:50.060 --> 02:32:57.060
No wonder you're doing this stream. Yeah, except this one, this one has been a bit challenging because of the fine lines

02:32:57.060 --> 02:33:02.060
that I have to work in here. The fine lines of the fine art.

02:33:02.060 --> 02:33:05.060
Yes. Does anybody have a scary story?

02:33:05.060 --> 02:33:08.060
I'm intrigued. You got to speak in the mic if you want to tell a story.

02:33:08.060 --> 02:33:14.060
Scary story. Well, I know you guys are busy, so I don't want to take up too much of your time.

02:33:14.060 --> 02:33:19.060
If you, if you want to go back, back to account, you totally can.

02:33:19.060 --> 02:33:23.060
But if you have, like, a fun little story. Any scary calculations?

02:33:23.060 --> 02:33:26.060
Yeah, I'm sure.

02:33:26.060 --> 02:33:31.060
Matt was saying it's especially scary when we forget a receipt for something.

02:33:31.060 --> 02:33:36.060
I mean, I have an actual, like, written story, but it would probably take too long.

02:33:36.060 --> 02:33:40.060
It's a stream. How long? I'd say probably 20 minutes.

02:33:40.060 --> 02:33:44.060
Okay, that's long. Dan was reading some earlier.

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Do you have a scary story? No, not really, because as a kid, we never really celebrated Halloween.

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So now I'm doing it now, making up for all those lost childhood years.

02:33:53.060 --> 02:34:02.060
That makes me so happy, though. Like, honestly, every time I see you, you encourage me to, like, take part in things that I would be more afraid to take part in.

02:34:02.060 --> 02:34:06.060
Okay, well, next year you have to join accounts. I know! I want to!

02:34:06.060 --> 02:34:11.060
Next time. Next time. We should just do random, like, themed weeks at work.

02:34:11.060 --> 02:34:16.060
I think this team did. Last week, I think they all chose something different every single day.

02:34:16.060 --> 02:34:19.060
Did it spear week? Yeah.

02:34:19.060 --> 02:34:22.060
I want to do a pajama day. We had that as our Christmas party one year, pajama day.

02:34:22.060 --> 02:34:25.060
Our first Christmas party was pj things. Oh, that's so fun!

02:34:25.060 --> 02:34:28.060
Wow. I can't wait to tell you guys this year. I know!

02:34:28.060 --> 02:34:32.060
I'm so excited! I can't stop thinking about it. I'm so nervous!

02:34:32.060 --> 02:34:35.060
Well, yeah, no, I'm so excited.

02:34:35.060 --> 02:34:41.060
I do like dressing up for the Christmas parties, so I'm really looking forward to that.

02:34:41.060 --> 02:34:44.060
It'll be good. Yes! Yes, I'm very excited.

02:34:44.060 --> 02:34:47.060
All right, I'm gonna head back. Yes! You guys can stay if you want.

02:34:47.060 --> 02:34:50.060
We should probably head back to you. Yeah.

02:34:50.060 --> 02:34:53.060
What? Is this me here now? Is that a problem?

02:34:53.060 --> 02:34:56.060
Probably. Do you need help? Probably.

02:34:56.060 --> 02:34:59.060
Oh, you can't see. He's just been getting help all day. He's actually just not working.

02:34:59.060 --> 02:35:02.060
He's just sitting at his desk all day. Can you put holes in the hair? Well, everybody say goodbye.

02:35:02.060 --> 02:35:05.060
That is a good thing, isn't it? I didn't think of that. How does one say goodbye?

02:35:05.060 --> 02:35:08.060
Thank you for joining the stream! See you next time! Bye!

02:35:08.060 --> 02:35:11.060
Have a good day! Have fun accounting. How does one sit on his chair?

02:35:11.060 --> 02:35:14.060
They'll sit on that chair. This is Mr. Bond's chair. It's reserved for Mr. Bond.

02:35:14.060 --> 02:35:17.060
Let's see the chat here. Let's see. Ugh!

02:35:17.060 --> 02:35:30.060
How many guests have you had come in visit? Honestly, there's been quite a few.

02:35:30.060 --> 02:35:35.060
How many guests have you had come and visit?

02:35:36.060 --> 02:35:40.260
Honestly, there's been quite a few, more than I expected. There's been quite a few, anything cool in the chat?

02:35:40.260 --> 02:35:42.420
Oh, I just turned it off.

02:35:43.420 --> 02:35:49.380
Let's see, here, take a lucky. Do you want to spin the wheel and answer a question?

02:35:49.380 --> 02:35:52.500
There's a wheel right there. What? That's terrifying.

02:35:52.500 --> 02:35:57.100
I feel like you would. This is the scariest thing. I feel like you would have some good scary stories to tell.

02:35:57.100 --> 02:36:01.260
Really? I was like, I've been a long time conscientious objector

02:36:01.260 --> 02:36:04.940
to Halloween, so. Really? What's the reason for that?

02:36:04.940 --> 02:36:08.500
I didn't want to dress up as a kid. Oh, you know, I understand that.

02:36:08.500 --> 02:36:14.460
Oh, answer chat question. Okay, chat, any questions for the Mac Address dude?

02:36:14.460 --> 02:36:18.740
For Jonathan. For Jonathan. Somebody said, feel sorry for Dan when he has to.

02:36:18.740 --> 02:36:22.660
Whoa, whoa. It would be fun to hear what they're saying.

02:36:23.660 --> 02:36:27.500
How is our audio? It's good. If you pick your headphone on, you will see.

02:36:27.540 --> 02:36:32.060
Oh, headphones are important. The studio was not built for five people,

02:36:32.060 --> 02:36:35.220
so the audio was kind of a jank. We are sorry.

02:36:35.220 --> 02:36:39.140
I tried to project my voice as best I can.

02:36:40.820 --> 02:36:44.060
Legit question, what is the next code?

02:36:44.060 --> 02:36:46.820
There's a code? Oh, there's Boulder's Gate codes.

02:36:47.660 --> 02:36:51.060
Oh, yes, everyone would want that one, they.

02:36:51.060 --> 02:36:56.060
Well, it is just one over if that is a genuine question.

02:36:56.060 --> 02:37:04.300
Wrong way, wrong way. Oh, wow, what a tease.

02:37:04.300 --> 02:37:07.900
Overrated Halloween candy, go.

02:37:07.900 --> 02:37:12.220
Overrated, oh, I feel like there is a candy

02:37:12.220 --> 02:37:15.540
that everyone gets and you're like, oh, you know what it is. What?

02:37:15.540 --> 02:37:19.780
It's Rockets. Rockets. But I recently learned my mom likes Rockets,

02:37:19.780 --> 02:37:23.820
and that's why we always had Rockets at the house at Halloween, because that's what you give away.

02:37:23.820 --> 02:37:27.020
They're just so powdery. For those of you who aren't Canadian,

02:37:27.020 --> 02:37:30.420
I feel like this is something that I've had to go over a few times.

02:37:30.420 --> 02:37:36.020
Yes, so in the U.S., they're called Smarties, because they don't have Smarties.

02:37:36.020 --> 02:37:40.380
Yeah, so our Rockets are the U.S.'s Smarties.

02:37:40.380 --> 02:37:43.660
Somebody said Smarties are the best, but I don't know what Smarties are talking about.

02:37:43.660 --> 02:37:47.900
Yeah, that's a problem. Candy corn, somebody's saying candy corn.

02:37:47.900 --> 02:37:51.660
How does Baldur's Gate 3 run on Mac? I don't know.

02:37:51.660 --> 02:37:56.900
You haven't tried it? No, I don't, well, I don't,

02:37:56.900 --> 02:38:01.780
I haven't been playing very many video games as I've gotten older, which is shocking, even to me.

02:38:01.780 --> 02:38:05.060
And then, because I work here, and I've gone to a couple of Christmas parties,

02:38:05.060 --> 02:38:09.780
I've slowly acquired a ready-for-gaming PC, so I'd use that.

02:38:11.020 --> 02:38:17.060
I like Canadian Smarties and U.S. ones, but at completely different times, is Rycat.

02:38:17.060 --> 02:38:20.140
Interesting. I mean, there are completely different cameras.

02:38:20.140 --> 02:38:24.300
Yeah, yeah. Have you ever choked, kind of like, find yourself coughing because of the powderiness?

02:38:24.300 --> 02:38:27.380
Yes, for sure. Especially, like, there are some people

02:38:27.380 --> 02:38:32.340
that put the whole pack in their mouth at the same time, and it's just like, how, how do you do that?

02:38:32.340 --> 02:38:35.700
What? Yeah. That's crazy. Yeah.

02:38:35.700 --> 02:38:39.420
He's converting to the scene. I've always been bilingual.

02:38:39.420 --> 02:38:42.620
Anyway, do you like EU Smarties? What are EU Smarties?

02:38:42.620 --> 02:38:44.300
Yeah, what are EU Smarties? Just BX34.

02:38:46.100 --> 02:38:50.980
Somebody else, another European said that they're lost with the candies. I actually saw a relevant question for both of you guys.

02:38:50.980 --> 02:38:54.260
Oh, hey, hey. It's not really a Halloween base, but... That's fine.

02:38:54.260 --> 02:39:00.100
Let's see here. G-E-R-G-E-N-E-R-I-S-C-H.

02:39:00.140 --> 02:39:03.580
I don't understand your name. Oh, no, it's not a person. Okay, I lost a person,

02:39:03.580 --> 02:39:06.900
but they wanted to know what your thoughts on the Apple event was.

02:39:06.900 --> 02:39:10.820
Oh, listen, I got a video, a spooky video,

02:39:10.820 --> 02:39:15.100
because I was in the office till 12.30 last night filming. Oh, really?

02:39:15.100 --> 02:39:20.060
That's saying my reactions, and it's currently in editing. And the scariest thing is,

02:39:20.060 --> 02:39:22.740
can we get an editing before Halloween's over? Yeah.

02:39:24.740 --> 02:39:27.780
It was a very quick one. Let's put it that way. Okay.

02:39:27.780 --> 02:39:32.020
But you're gonna have to watch the video to find out. I'm not giving any previews.

02:39:32.020 --> 02:39:37.380
I didn't watch the Apple event, so I'm not really sure what they released.

02:39:37.380 --> 02:39:40.820
New, the M3's out. Okay. New chip.

02:39:40.820 --> 02:39:45.500
That's good. M3 Pro and Max. Okay. You're basically just coaxing it out of me, aren't you?

02:39:45.500 --> 02:39:48.780
Yep. That's exactly what I'm doing.

02:39:48.780 --> 02:39:55.340
You. And then they're being put in an iMac.

02:39:55.980 --> 02:40:01.580
Okay. The beloved colored iMac is getting the M3, and then the MacBook Pro, the 14-inch,

02:40:01.580 --> 02:40:07.220
is getting the M3 Pro and M3 Max, and there's a new tier with an M3 only.

02:40:07.220 --> 02:40:10.260
Oh, that's kinda nice. That's a little cheaper.

02:40:10.260 --> 02:40:14.060
Good. So it's more expensive than the Touch Bar MacBook Pro.

02:40:14.060 --> 02:40:17.540
But anyway, watch the video. Yeah.

02:40:17.540 --> 02:40:22.100
Do you wanna give out a Bull's Gate code? I think a lot of people are getting antsy about the next code, and it's been a while.

02:40:22.100 --> 02:40:25.860
All right. Yeah, that's the only reason I'm watching. Maddie else's journey is to ask me,

02:40:25.860 --> 02:40:28.420
and it's Jonathan, how he feels about

02:40:30.220 --> 02:40:33.340
Maddie, who's Maddie L? Matt, he's a.

02:40:33.340 --> 02:40:37.220
Oh, Mr. Laverne. Oh, about the past color choices for Mac Address.

02:40:37.220 --> 02:40:40.980
Oh, yeah. This is a bit of, that always wants to get a pink thing,

02:40:40.980 --> 02:40:43.180
and then I'm like, no, green.

02:40:44.380 --> 02:40:49.620
And then you got stuck with the yellow. Well, no, that was my fault.

02:40:49.620 --> 02:40:53.220
Oh, okay. To be fair, that one was my fault. I sat there agonizing for which MAC to get

02:40:53.220 --> 02:40:56.260
between yellow and orange, and I got yellow, and I did like it.

02:40:56.260 --> 02:41:01.020
Yeah, it's sunny and happy. In the home. Put it under office lighting.

02:41:01.020 --> 02:41:05.100
Not as nice. Different. I feel like it's more bold. I'm trying to get an orange one this time.

02:41:05.100 --> 02:41:08.380
Yeah, yeah, that would be cool. Otherwise, green would be cool. Oh, we got a code?

02:41:08.380 --> 02:41:15.100
Yes. I have to read that out. Read the middle one. But delay the last letter.

02:41:15.100 --> 02:41:18.380
So is everyone going to be racing? Yes, yes.

02:41:18.380 --> 02:41:21.420
Holy moly, I'm so sorry, everyone. This is so stressful.

02:41:21.420 --> 02:41:24.980
Okay. It is. Oh my God.

02:41:24.980 --> 02:41:28.500
Okay, here we go. This is so much responsibility. Okay.

02:41:28.500 --> 02:41:33.500
8-3-G-H-P-Q-6-H-5-L-V-3-Q.

02:41:42.700 --> 02:41:49.380
And how long do I have to wait for the last two characters? Just give them a second to input those.

02:41:49.380 --> 02:41:53.620
Now it's good, go for it. I'm so sorry for those who weren't ready.

02:41:54.500 --> 02:41:58.660
IP. See, who's going to get it?

02:42:01.060 --> 02:42:03.940
So you were saying you don't really game very often, hey?

02:42:04.980 --> 02:42:08.540
It's like, yeah. It's like my living situation is a little different.

02:42:08.540 --> 02:42:12.460
And then so it was like the ergonomics and the setup wasn't there.

02:42:12.460 --> 02:42:16.580
And then like the game, I had like finished games.

02:42:16.580 --> 02:42:23.700
Yeah. I think what happened actually, is when I first moved back here and started working here,

02:42:25.060 --> 02:42:29.820
I was, it was kind of in the mix of COVID. And I was playing games on my PlayStation with my friends.

02:42:29.820 --> 02:42:34.380
And we were going to start SnowRunner and it was going to be great and we're going to play it all together.

02:42:34.380 --> 02:42:39.300
And then my friend's PlayStation broke and he got a girlfriend at the same time.

02:42:39.300 --> 02:42:44.020
Oh no. And then it was over. And I was like, okay, now do I do?

02:42:44.020 --> 02:42:47.620
And so I just kind of wondered. And then to be quite frank,

02:42:47.620 --> 02:42:52.180
there weren't really any games that caught my eye in those in the past three years.

02:42:52.180 --> 02:42:55.540
It's like literally just now it's like, oh, City of Skylines.

02:42:55.540 --> 02:42:58.980
Yeah, I wouldn't want to try that at all. Understandable.

02:42:58.980 --> 02:43:02.020
Starfield, okay. So I played Starfield for a bit

02:43:02.020 --> 02:43:05.340
because I had a game pass free trial. What did you think?

02:43:06.340 --> 02:43:11.340
Basically, it's like future human Skyrim,

02:43:13.020 --> 02:43:17.260
but only dungeons, because there's no like really map to walk along

02:43:17.260 --> 02:43:22.580
and have things happen. I wish there was like some form of automobile.

02:43:22.580 --> 02:43:26.340
So I feel like there's just a lot of running. Well, it's weird.

02:43:26.340 --> 02:43:30.980
It's like when it's this irony of like, we're going to make this game take place in space

02:43:30.980 --> 02:43:34.580
and you're going to be able to go to all these planets. But then to like make that work,

02:43:34.580 --> 02:43:40.540
they have to create a system that like has tiny little kind of boxes that you're in.

02:43:40.540 --> 02:43:44.460
And so there's really actually not a huge expanse when you think about it.

02:43:44.460 --> 02:43:47.260
And that's a really interesting irony. Yeah.

02:43:48.140 --> 02:43:52.940
Oh yeah, people had been chatting and I got it. It's so, I don't know if you've like streamed

02:43:52.940 --> 02:43:56.660
on your own terms, but. No one would want to watch me stream. I'd be the most.

02:43:56.660 --> 02:44:02.460
I would love listening to you stream. Oh my gosh. I still would love for us to like do some form of podcast,

02:44:02.460 --> 02:44:06.060
just talking about design. Yes. We'll just be arguing about schemorphism.

02:44:06.060 --> 02:44:09.460
Yes. Exactly. If you need a question,

02:44:09.460 --> 02:44:13.540
Sir Saibot asked, Fave non-Apple product,

02:44:13.540 --> 02:44:18.300
you would like Apple to make? Oh, Fave non-Apple product.

02:44:19.820 --> 02:44:24.380
I think there's some typos there, but I'm just kind of. No, that's a great translation.

02:44:24.380 --> 02:44:27.420
This is not something I think about. So let me think of,

02:44:27.420 --> 02:44:29.220
let me actually now think about it.

02:44:31.140 --> 02:44:33.220
I feel like you've thought about non-Apple product.

02:44:34.220 --> 02:44:38.420
Something like I wish Apple, like you could get somewhere else that Apple doesn't make.

02:44:38.420 --> 02:44:40.820
Yeah, I think that's what the person meant, yeah.

02:44:43.380 --> 02:44:47.100
Okay, the thing that just popped in my head is sort of a bit of a reverse of that.

02:44:47.100 --> 02:44:50.580
There's something that Apple used to make and they did a pretty good job at,

02:44:50.580 --> 02:44:54.420
but they don't anymore. And it's on my mind, because I'm literally trying to write a video about it,

02:44:54.420 --> 02:44:58.460
which was Wi-Fi routers. Oh. They were like right at the precipice,

02:44:58.460 --> 02:45:00.740
right at the beginning of Wi-Fi. That's a good one.

02:45:01.580 --> 02:45:05.860
And then in, I think it was 2016, they shut it down and then like 2018,

02:45:05.860 --> 02:45:11.900
like you couldn't buy an airport router anymore. But so there was something they used to do

02:45:11.900 --> 02:45:15.420
that they don't do anymore. I feel like there's some examples of that. I missed the iPod.

02:45:15.420 --> 02:45:16.260
No, but,

02:45:21.420 --> 02:45:26.660
they're so strategic with what they do, right? It's like they kind of were just making,

02:45:26.660 --> 02:45:30.460
they've just been making computers. I feel like they should just do that.

02:45:30.940 --> 02:45:34.580
And then like, even when they did Wi-Fi, it was like to make the computers more appealing.

02:45:34.580 --> 02:45:38.300
And that's probably the same thing with the iPod, but.

02:45:38.300 --> 02:45:44.060
I miss the iPod. Sometimes. I mean, an iPhone is essentially an iPod with more,

02:45:44.060 --> 02:45:49.700
but it's something about the little iPod nanos that was just like sort of iconic.

02:45:49.700 --> 02:45:54.620
The weird thing about the iPhone is that it is just a small computer.

02:45:54.620 --> 02:45:58.140
And so when you had an iPod before, it was like a small device,

02:45:58.140 --> 02:46:01.420
but back then they weren't that powerful so they could only do one thing.

02:46:01.420 --> 02:46:04.820
You had one small device for taking photos and you had one small device for listening to music

02:46:04.820 --> 02:46:09.260
and you had one small device for, like I guess, video gaming.

02:46:09.260 --> 02:46:13.140
And then like the iPhone's like, no, you can now do it all on one device. And I remember when it came out, we're all like,

02:46:13.140 --> 02:46:18.740
whoa, mind blown. But then it's kind of like, you miss it.

02:46:19.980 --> 02:46:24.740
You miss just, oh, I just can only do one thing on this device and I can't do three at the same time

02:46:24.740 --> 02:46:27.860
and get distracted. That's the thing, yeah.

02:46:27.860 --> 02:46:31.900
iPhone is not great for people who get sidetracked easily

02:46:31.900 --> 02:46:38.420
because yeah, I'll open my phone. Well, I guess all mobile devices now are kind of like this,

02:46:38.420 --> 02:46:44.380
but there's just so much. You take notes, make your grocery list,

02:46:44.380 --> 02:46:49.940
time something, listen to music, scroll through social media, take photos.

02:46:49.940 --> 02:46:53.300
Like it literally is a kind of computer. And then it's nighttime outside.

02:46:53.300 --> 02:46:58.460
Then the time is gone and yeah. I find I get exasperated like having to switch

02:46:58.460 --> 02:47:03.540
between the different modes and the different apps. It's like, oh, I gotta do, okay.

02:47:03.540 --> 02:47:08.220
Yes. And like, I feel like it,

02:47:08.220 --> 02:47:11.980
I don't know why it has to be like that. I agree. Do you have a Blackberry?

02:47:11.980 --> 02:47:16.740
Oh my God, this is good. No. You never had a Blackberry. I was gonna ask you if you watched the Blackberry movie

02:47:16.740 --> 02:47:22.380
because I thought that was- I've not watched the Blackberry movie. It's good, it's good. But one thing I did like about my Blackberry

02:47:22.380 --> 02:47:25.660
when I had one years ago was like all your messages

02:47:25.660 --> 02:47:29.860
went into one section. So BBMs, text messages, emails.

02:47:29.860 --> 02:47:33.060
Well, that's nice. And like even like Facebook notifications.

02:47:33.060 --> 02:47:35.160
But back then they were not aggressive.

02:47:36.380 --> 02:47:40.340
We're all being in one place. And it was all like, this is people trying to contact you.

02:47:40.340 --> 02:47:43.940
And it was like, I remember it just like, it worked. Yeah.

02:47:43.940 --> 02:47:50.420
And then when I got the iPhone, the one thing I was really mad about was notifications were like, I don't, this is just a deluge.

02:47:50.420 --> 02:47:52.940
Yeah, you decide. Deluge. Yeah.

02:47:53.580 --> 02:47:56.860
Notifications for everything. Deluge.

02:47:59.860 --> 02:48:05.500
I actually never had an iPod. People, I'm not as Apple-y as you think I am.

02:48:05.500 --> 02:48:09.540
Just so we're clear. I've always been- My illusions broken. But I don't have like a huge history of like backlog

02:48:09.540 --> 02:48:13.220
of Apple. I used a SanDisk Sansa as my MP3 player back in the day.

02:48:13.220 --> 02:48:18.580
Wow. And then I had an MP3 CD player even for that.

02:48:18.580 --> 02:48:22.220
Ooh, Palm Treas, I loved palms. I had definitely had some Palm Pilots.

02:48:23.460 --> 02:48:28.660
And Davis82 wrote, the Palm Treo was their first smartphone. And that was a great time.

02:48:28.660 --> 02:48:32.220
I don't even know what that is. The Palm Treo? Yeah. Do you remember Palm Pilots?

02:48:32.220 --> 02:48:35.220
No. Oh man. I think I'm too young.

02:48:35.220 --> 02:48:41.060
Oh, I'm so old. No, not what I meant, but yeah.

02:48:42.420 --> 02:48:46.180
I've heard of it. Do you mind telling me, remind me what it is again though? A Palm Pilot?

02:48:46.180 --> 02:48:50.180
Yeah, I've heard of it though. So it was like a personal organizer.

02:48:50.180 --> 02:48:53.780
They kind of came out in the mid to late 90s.

02:48:53.780 --> 02:48:57.180
They were basically like the shape of an iPhone,

02:48:57.180 --> 02:49:00.700
kind of vertical screen. And they had a touchscreen,

02:49:00.700 --> 02:49:03.700
but it was like an old resistive touchscreen and a black and white screen.

02:49:03.700 --> 02:49:08.180
And basically it was literally like, you had a calendar, you had a phone book,

02:49:08.180 --> 02:49:11.700
you had a notepad, a calculator,

02:49:11.700 --> 02:49:15.620
and like a couple of different utilities. And then you could just add things in it.

02:49:15.620 --> 02:49:21.340
And it was just like access for that. And you could like write to write in it.

02:49:21.340 --> 02:49:24.800
It had something called graffiti. And it was a little square under the touchscreen

02:49:24.800 --> 02:49:28.700
where you would draw letters. And then they would appear.

02:49:28.700 --> 02:49:32.780
So it didn't have a keyboard. You had to like figure out the graffiti system.

02:49:32.780 --> 02:49:38.100
It was close, for the most part, close to actual characters with some modifications

02:49:38.100 --> 02:49:44.740
between like I's and T's or something like that. But it was pretty cool and I used it.

02:49:44.740 --> 02:49:47.980
I did organize my life with it. And then you could also like sync it to your computer,

02:49:47.980 --> 02:49:51.940
where you'd have to like put it in a dock or plug it in and hit the sync button and all that sort of stuff.

02:49:51.940 --> 02:49:56.940
And then later you could like infrared send people notes

02:49:56.980 --> 02:50:01.060
with them. And then there were some cellular connected ones even

02:50:01.060 --> 02:50:04.100
for time, but they were pretty nifty.

02:50:04.100 --> 02:50:08.020
Pretty nifty for the, you know. That sounds great. We need more phones like that.

02:50:08.020 --> 02:50:12.780
I feel like. Just a black and white screen. Yeah. There actually, I think there was a company,

02:50:12.780 --> 02:50:15.820
is it called the Nothing Phone or the?

02:50:15.820 --> 02:50:18.940
There's some minimal phones that I can't keep track of. Yeah.

02:50:18.940 --> 02:50:22.460
I saw an ad for one or like, maybe it was an Instagram reel or something,

02:50:22.460 --> 02:50:27.540
but I was like, this is actually, Dennis and I were kind of talking about how like,

02:50:27.540 --> 02:50:34.860
we just go home and scroll through social media. Like it's so hard not to, to break,

02:50:34.860 --> 02:50:40.100
it's so hard to break that habit. And I think one of the best ways to do that

02:50:40.100 --> 02:50:45.500
is just completely take away anything that is affecting you like that.

02:50:45.620 --> 02:50:48.860
I did delete my Facebook account last year,

02:50:48.860 --> 02:50:54.540
and I was planning on deleting my Instagram account, but it got hacked anyway, so I deleted that.

02:50:54.540 --> 02:50:58.780
However, because I need to buy a motorcycle,

02:50:58.780 --> 02:51:03.980
I need to get on Facebook Marketplace. I didn't know you were into motorcycles. I am, it's a big surprise,

02:51:03.980 --> 02:51:07.020
but I want one really badly and I need to get on Facebook Marketplace

02:51:07.020 --> 02:51:10.580
because this is, that's what everyone uses in this region. So time to get Facebook again.

02:51:10.580 --> 02:51:14.580
So I know I have a Facebook account, I don't have to find it, but I'm angry about it.

02:51:14.580 --> 02:51:19.620
Oh. I tried to like not install the app, but they make Facebook so awful on the web browser.

02:51:19.620 --> 02:51:22.620
They do. It's disgusting. Yeah, you have to.

02:51:22.620 --> 02:51:26.140
You basically have to. We have, we have our next guest here,

02:51:26.140 --> 02:51:29.460
which means I have to kick you off. It's Horst, a common name. Horst is my last name.

02:51:29.460 --> 02:51:33.500
Horst is a first name. I do have two first names. Oh.

02:51:33.500 --> 02:51:36.860
Basically, technically. Oh, okay. Horst is a first name. It's like, you know the joke?

02:51:36.860 --> 02:51:40.980
Oh, the person has two first names. I do have that, but Horst is actually my surname.

02:51:40.980 --> 02:51:45.580
My first name's Jonathan. I feel like I call, I have called you Horst

02:51:45.580 --> 02:51:49.020
for a long time. It was a thing that started here

02:51:49.020 --> 02:51:53.300
because Johnna was still here. And then there's John Martin and Southern.

02:51:53.300 --> 02:51:57.100
Like there's too many John, but no one, but there was no Jonathan.

02:51:57.100 --> 02:52:01.020
So I was kind of confused about that. Do you prefer people calling you Jonathan?

02:52:01.020 --> 02:52:04.540
I don't really respond to Horst because no one's ever done that. Yeah, that's fair.

02:52:04.540 --> 02:52:07.540
Only here. Yeah. Sorry to break it to everyone.

02:52:07.540 --> 02:52:12.260
Linus has two last names. Well, thank you so much for joining my

02:52:12.300 --> 02:52:16.460
little Halloween stream. We've got a new guest coming in. We sure do. With a much better costume than I have.

02:52:16.460 --> 02:52:20.620
Yes. Well, what is your costume?

02:52:20.620 --> 02:52:27.300
Do you have a costume? There is none. I'm dressing up as a very kind of low tier YouTuber,

02:52:28.300 --> 02:52:33.460
tech YouTuber. Wonderful. That runs an Apple channel.

02:52:35.140 --> 02:52:38.220
Thank you so much. Everyone say bye to Jonathan.

02:52:38.220 --> 02:52:41.540
All right, our next guest made a camp.

02:52:41.580 --> 02:52:45.900
Well, I guess you were in like a whole last video recently.

02:52:45.900 --> 02:52:49.260
We have Adam. Okay, explain what your job is

02:52:49.260 --> 02:52:55.300
and also what your costume is and who you are. Hello, I am our customer service supervisor.

02:52:55.300 --> 02:52:58.340
So I supervise the LTT Store customer service team.

02:52:58.340 --> 02:53:04.420
Hello. Hi, how's everyone doing? My costume is extremely half-assed

02:53:04.420 --> 02:53:07.700
Garth from Wayne's World. Oh, amazing.

02:53:07.700 --> 02:53:11.020
All of you said that I looked like in the comments of the last video

02:53:11.020 --> 02:53:14.540
that I was in. So quite frankly, this is what you get.

02:53:14.540 --> 02:53:18.740
I love that. Yeah, I saw your thread on Twitter of people

02:53:18.740 --> 02:53:21.820
that people in the comments said you looked like.

02:53:21.820 --> 02:53:25.900
I resonated with that so hard because I see the exact same thing

02:53:25.900 --> 02:53:31.300
in comments and videos that I'm in. It's like, I wouldn't have never seen this comparison before.

02:53:31.300 --> 02:53:34.460
And now it's just like, oh, do I look like all of these people?

02:53:34.460 --> 02:53:37.820
Yeah, no, there were some truly terrible takes

02:53:37.820 --> 02:53:41.780
in those comments. Somebody said, I didn't even include them all.

02:53:41.780 --> 02:53:45.540
A few people said I looked like Butters. Oh my gosh. Or something like Butters.

02:53:45.540 --> 02:53:49.140
And like, have you even watched South Park?

02:53:49.140 --> 02:53:54.580
Like, look. But I'll take the Garth on board

02:53:54.580 --> 02:53:57.620
because I do sound like him actually.

02:53:57.620 --> 02:54:00.780
And you know what? I'm chill with that because we love Garth. He's a chill dude.

02:54:00.780 --> 02:54:03.780
Yes, exactly. You stan Garth in this house.

02:54:05.180 --> 02:54:08.900
We need to get a poster for Creator Warehouse that says that we stan Garth.

02:54:09.940 --> 02:54:15.100
All right. So I have a wheel of different things.

02:54:15.100 --> 02:54:18.940
If you want to do it a spin and answer the prompt.

02:54:22.540 --> 02:54:25.900
Funny LMG story. This is a good one. Funny LMG story.

02:54:25.900 --> 02:54:28.580
Okay. Let me think.

02:54:30.300 --> 02:54:33.300
So, oh God, there's so many.

02:54:33.300 --> 02:54:39.300
I know there's always so many. Okay, I'll tell this one.

02:54:39.300 --> 02:54:42.940
So I'm sure Dennis has come up a lot in these stories

02:54:42.940 --> 02:54:44.540
and he's about to come up again.

02:54:46.340 --> 02:54:50.420
So my very first Christmas party at LMG,

02:54:50.420 --> 02:54:56.140
we had this game where each table was supposed to draw somebody from.

02:54:56.140 --> 02:54:59.900
I remember that. You already know what story I'm telling.

02:54:59.900 --> 02:55:05.500
You were supposed to draw somebody from your table and then all the other tables would try to guess

02:55:05.500 --> 02:55:12.100
what it was or something to that effect. And I think, I don't remember exactly how the game worked,

02:55:12.100 --> 02:55:16.940
but there was a table that had drawn Bridget

02:55:16.940 --> 02:55:19.940
who is one of our fashion designers.

02:55:19.940 --> 02:55:22.420
She's on mat leave right now. Congratulations to her.

02:55:27.700 --> 02:55:32.740
So they drew her and it was very obvious who it was because at that point in time,

02:55:32.740 --> 02:55:36.380
first of all, the straight up weren't that many women working here at all.

02:55:36.380 --> 02:55:41.140
And number two is that I'm pretty sure she was the only one with that particular hair color

02:55:41.140 --> 02:55:44.100
which is like quite blonde.

02:55:45.500 --> 02:55:50.100
For some reason, Dennis's best guess as to who that was was Yvonne.

02:55:51.780 --> 02:55:56.700
It was so funny. We all laughed for I think like five minutes straight.

02:55:56.700 --> 02:56:03.340
It took a very long time for us to compose ourselves. Just like the whole room laughing out loud.

02:56:03.340 --> 02:56:07.380
It was so good. Yeah, one of my favorite memories for sure.

02:56:10.060 --> 02:56:14.420
Yeah, I had to pick a runner up.

02:56:17.580 --> 02:56:22.940
I'm not even really sure. Every now and then, somebody will just like,

02:56:22.940 --> 02:56:26.940
someone will be filming a video right next to you while you're trying to do your job

02:56:26.940 --> 02:56:33.380
or something for that effect. And you just hear the wildest stuff sometimes.

02:56:34.980 --> 02:56:38.180
It's true. I remember at this one time,

02:56:38.180 --> 02:56:45.580
we were very behind on our ticket counts or something like that. And meanwhile, Jake and Linus are filming a video

02:56:45.580 --> 02:56:50.100
where they're assembling a racing sim set up.

02:56:50.100 --> 02:56:54.220
And this racing sim has all the hydraulics and everything that you could possibly want.

02:56:54.220 --> 02:56:59.300
It's still in our lounge. And every time they break,

02:56:59.300 --> 02:57:04.340
and you just hear like, vroom. Yes, I remember that too.

02:57:04.340 --> 02:57:07.740
And I'm sitting there like, boy, it is really hard to.

02:57:09.260 --> 02:57:12.940
Stay focused and do your job. No, totally.

02:57:14.100 --> 02:57:17.780
Even me trying to think back on all of the funny things that have happened.

02:57:17.780 --> 02:57:21.460
It's so easy to lose track because it's just every day,

02:57:21.460 --> 02:57:26.180
there's some shit going on somewhere, whether it's something happening online

02:57:26.180 --> 02:57:30.540
or like something happening within Creator Warehouse or something happening within like,

02:57:30.540 --> 02:57:35.580
I don't know, somebody bringing bread. Like just the most random things.

02:57:35.580 --> 02:57:38.940
But it makes it so entertaining because you really never know what to expect.

02:57:38.940 --> 02:57:44.180
Oh yeah, I mean, you know, as far as like office jobs are concerned,

02:57:44.180 --> 02:57:47.580
this is easily the most exciting one, totally anywhere.

02:57:47.580 --> 02:57:51.100
Yeah, yeah, I wholeheartedly agree with that sentiment.

02:57:51.860 --> 02:57:57.060
Can we get a pumpkin up here actually before we get going? Look, I'm kind of actually starting

02:57:57.060 --> 02:58:00.540
to make good progress on it, which is good because I don't know what time it is

02:58:00.540 --> 02:58:05.100
and I might- 234, we are gotta go a little faster.

02:58:05.100 --> 02:58:09.260
I think we're doing good. I think I can make this work with that time.

02:58:10.260 --> 02:58:15.780
Do you have any fun customer support stories, like any fun comments or whatever

02:58:15.780 --> 02:58:17.940
that you can talk about?

02:58:18.940 --> 02:58:23.860
Let me think, I have a few. I mean, I love interacting with our customer,

02:58:23.860 --> 02:58:27.020
generally speaking. You know, you do get the few bad ones

02:58:27.020 --> 02:58:31.460
every now and then, let me think.

02:58:31.460 --> 02:58:36.460
I remember right after Matt L had his Intel upgrade, right?

02:58:44.380 --> 02:58:47.740
I had just gotten then like taken care of somebody

02:58:47.740 --> 02:58:51.300
or whatever, I don't even remember exactly what it was. And they said,

02:58:54.100 --> 02:58:59.100
they said, hey, thanks for all the help.

02:58:59.220 --> 02:59:03.980
By the way, when you get your upgrade, I really hope it's better than the last one

02:59:03.980 --> 02:59:06.660
that just came out because that will look trash.

02:59:08.420 --> 02:59:14.860
Matt, if you're listening to this. Matt, you didn't deserve that, you're a nice guy.

02:59:14.860 --> 02:59:21.500
That is hilarious. Yeah, I feel like unlike a lot of other customer support

02:59:21.500 --> 02:59:24.780
jobs or roles, our community and our audience

02:59:24.780 --> 02:59:31.500
always have like fun little quips that they like to add to their emails to us.

02:59:31.500 --> 02:59:35.500
Yeah, you guys are generally speaking a pretty funny crowd. Yeah.

02:59:35.500 --> 02:59:42.460
I will say, you know, every now and then, like if we drop the ball, and I'll be honest,

02:59:42.460 --> 02:59:46.620
it happens every now and then, right? Every now and then, it's kind of like a,

02:59:47.620 --> 02:59:54.300
don't meet your heroes moment for you guys almost. And it's like, hey, man, we're doing our best out here.

02:59:54.300 --> 02:59:59.180
Okay. We're trying. We've got a, just a small group of you guys too.

02:59:59.180 --> 03:00:02.940
Like it's, we don't have a whole house of people responding to emails.

03:00:02.940 --> 03:00:06.100
So with that said, that means that every email

03:00:06.100 --> 03:00:09.540
that we write is generally like personally written

03:00:09.540 --> 03:00:12.900
by somebody. And there's a lot of thought.

03:00:12.900 --> 03:00:18.620
Yeah, there's a lot of thought. Yeah. Some of the more common ones we do have canned responses

03:00:18.620 --> 03:00:22.540
for now because. When are the carabiners for the backpack coming out?

03:00:22.540 --> 03:00:26.540
It actually was necessary to set that up at some point.

03:00:26.540 --> 03:00:29.620
But yeah. And you know, we're out here trying our best

03:00:29.620 --> 03:00:34.420
and we are going to make some mistakes along the way. But hey, trust me, bro.

03:00:35.540 --> 03:00:38.660
It's, we're human. We'll make it right no matter what it takes.

03:00:38.660 --> 03:00:44.660
Yeah, exactly. May or be 13 asked your favorite, favorite Taylor Swift song.

03:00:44.660 --> 03:00:48.780
And if you have any other AMD stories, let us know.

03:00:48.780 --> 03:00:51.860
Sure. Okay.

03:00:51.860 --> 03:00:56.860
I, I'm sorry to tell you this, but I detest pop music.

03:00:58.420 --> 03:01:03.420
Now, if you like Taylor Swift or if you like pop musicians,

03:01:03.500 --> 03:01:07.900
that is okay. In fact, I respect it because I mean,

03:01:08.900 --> 03:01:13.460
you can tell, like I'm more, I'm more of an indie rock

03:01:13.460 --> 03:01:16.380
kind of guy, but that being said,

03:01:19.500 --> 03:01:24.380
pop music fans are built different because when your favorite artist comes to town,

03:01:24.380 --> 03:01:27.700
you don't know if you're going to get tickets or not. You got to win a lottery

03:01:27.700 --> 03:01:35.580
to even have a chance to purchase a ticket. So that being said, Taylor Swift's last three albums,

03:01:35.580 --> 03:01:41.260
pretty good. You know, I can't say I just like them. They're actually very musically interesting.

03:01:42.940 --> 03:01:47.620
Other AMD stories, let me think.

03:01:47.620 --> 03:01:51.180
There's, you should definitely watch

03:01:51.180 --> 03:01:54.420
the Floatplane Exclusive because that's a banger.

03:01:54.420 --> 03:01:59.060
Yes. And there's a bit in that Floatplane Exclusive

03:01:59.060 --> 03:02:02.300
where they're talking and I don't even know this is happening.

03:02:02.300 --> 03:02:05.820
I didn't actually find this out until I watched it myself.

03:02:05.820 --> 03:02:09.820
But they were talking, I think David and Linus

03:02:09.820 --> 03:02:14.100
amongst themselves about how I had just excused myself

03:02:14.100 --> 03:02:17.300
to go use the bathroom and I forgot to turn my mic off.

03:02:17.300 --> 03:02:21.580
Oh no. Embarrassing.

03:02:23.060 --> 03:02:28.060
I have heard about that happening to multiple people here.

03:02:28.060 --> 03:02:32.860
So if that makes you feel like it. I'm so glad that that's the case because truthfully,

03:02:32.860 --> 03:02:36.940
like I wasn't sure if I was the only one or not.

03:02:36.940 --> 03:02:41.140
And I was desperately hoping that there were others like me.

03:02:41.140 --> 03:02:44.540
Oh, it's definitely, definitely happened before.

03:02:44.540 --> 03:02:47.900
Yeah, that's the thing is like for our everyday jobs,

03:02:47.900 --> 03:02:50.260
we don't really need any camera,

03:02:52.140 --> 03:02:55.780
like we don't need to learn about how to be on camera and stuff.

03:02:55.780 --> 03:03:00.340
So when that moment kind of does happen, you just gotta act natural.

03:03:00.340 --> 03:03:05.340
But yeah, it's hard to know what to do

03:03:06.500 --> 03:03:10.780
when you don't know what to do. Yeah, yeah, exactly. So.

03:03:10.780 --> 03:03:15.780
Rick's D-I-X asked, did you get that wall fixed?

03:03:15.780 --> 03:03:21.060
Did I get that wall fixed? I'm not sure what they mean. Also, Arjun also said he was traumatized by that audio.

03:03:21.060 --> 03:03:24.180
Oh no. Because he's the one edited it.

03:03:25.380 --> 03:03:29.740
You know, I'm one of those people that like talks to themselves when they're alone too.

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Who knows what I said?

03:03:33.780 --> 03:03:39.160
Or what may have been picked up on that, Mike? Arjun, I love you, man, I'm so sorry.

03:03:41.980 --> 03:03:45.980
Sorry, what was the question? Did you get that wall fixed? Did I get that wall fixed?

03:03:45.980 --> 03:03:48.180
Okay, so for those of you that do not know,

03:03:50.340 --> 03:03:54.860
Colin, our production supervisor was applying cable shrouds

03:03:54.860 --> 03:03:58.620
to my wall while we were setting up the new media console

03:03:58.620 --> 03:04:02.820
and he accidentally applied one that was a little bit too long

03:04:02.820 --> 03:04:07.940
and so he went to go try to pull it off, not knowing that it would take most of the drywall

03:04:07.940 --> 03:04:13.300
behind it with it. The answer to that question is no, it is not fixed,

03:04:13.300 --> 03:04:18.060
but it is hidden very well. And that's the way that it is going to stay

03:04:19.700 --> 03:04:26.140
for quite some time, I'm sure. I think the saying goes, the most permanent solution

03:04:26.140 --> 03:04:31.660
is a temporary solution. And this definitely is one of those.

03:04:33.100 --> 03:04:37.860
But yeah, no, still busted at the moment. Colin, Colin's a sweetheart though,

03:04:37.860 --> 03:04:42.780
he did offer to help me fix it whenever the time comes, I just need to find the time.

03:04:44.180 --> 03:04:49.340
It's good memories in the meantime. It was excellent content.

03:04:49.340 --> 03:04:51.660
I was happy to have a moment like that for sure.

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I heard Ariana's, which is coming up next, is even better.

03:04:56.180 --> 03:05:00.620
I'm so excited for it, I love those videos.

03:05:02.020 --> 03:05:07.180
Go ahead. Top Gear 1224 asked, how many people are on the customer service team

03:05:07.180 --> 03:05:11.860
at this point? So there's myself, obviously,

03:05:11.860 --> 03:05:16.360
and then let's see, we got Sam, Jackson,

03:05:17.420 --> 03:05:22.420
Brian, Nolan, and Mitchell. So six people, including myself,

03:05:23.380 --> 03:05:27.700
which is pretty incredible because when I first started here,

03:05:27.700 --> 03:05:30.780
it was as a standard customer service agent and not a supervisor,

03:05:30.780 --> 03:05:35.460
and it was literally just me and Nolan. And at the time that we launched the screwdriver,

03:05:35.460 --> 03:05:38.660
it was also literally just me and Nolan.

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So if you remember ordering a screwdriver back then

03:05:42.380 --> 03:05:46.620
and having trouble getting in touch with us around that time, that would be why.

03:05:46.620 --> 03:05:51.700
We went from having no open tickets on our help desk

03:05:51.700 --> 03:05:56.580
to having 3,000 open tickets on our help desk in a single day.

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And you guys did it, like you killed it. Thank you, we did our best.

03:06:04.740 --> 03:06:08.820
And I'll tell you too, it's not like I'm saying

03:06:08.820 --> 03:06:13.460
that that was unpreventable or whatever, we probably should have staffed it way before then,

03:06:13.460 --> 03:06:17.660
to be honest, but now I'm the one

03:06:17.660 --> 03:06:21.140
that gets to make that sort of call, so really I'm happy.

03:06:21.140 --> 03:06:24.780
Yes, and yeah, the team, like the customer support team,

03:06:24.780 --> 03:06:27.940
it's grown so much, but I feel like every single person

03:06:27.940 --> 03:06:32.220
adds their own sort of value, I suppose to the team.

03:06:33.340 --> 03:06:37.380
I mean, you should see our meetings, so they're very fun.

03:06:37.380 --> 03:06:40.620
Oh, I believe it. We all get along very well actually.

03:06:40.620 --> 03:06:46.740
Yeah, it's so nice to come in to work and have that positive spirit around.

03:06:46.940 --> 03:06:54.100
I know this is like, it will sound like I'm making it up,

03:06:54.100 --> 03:06:58.420
but truthfully, there's literally no one at LMG that I don't like working with.

03:06:58.420 --> 03:07:01.660
Everybody's so wonderful. And that's so hard to find at a job too,

03:07:01.660 --> 03:07:05.100
like there's always at least somebody that you're like, I hate that call.

03:07:05.100 --> 03:07:10.860
Totally. But not here, like genuinely, everyone here is a truly awesome person, so.

03:07:10.860 --> 03:07:13.940
Yeah, so many smart people too.

03:07:13.940 --> 03:07:18.540
Oh my God, like, truthfully, like,

03:07:18.540 --> 03:07:24.820
you know, customer service, I suppose you could say, is like a low-skill job field or whatever.

03:07:24.820 --> 03:07:29.140
I don't really believe in that conceptually, but like, you know, that's what people say,

03:07:29.140 --> 03:07:34.380
and it's certainly a much lower barrier to entry than say, engineering or what have you.

03:07:34.380 --> 03:07:39.460
And I don't necessarily think that our engineers are smarter than me just by default or anything like that,

03:07:39.460 --> 03:07:43.340
but it is so interesting to talk to them. Right?

03:07:43.380 --> 03:07:47.820
I just learned so much about something that I had no idea about, like,

03:07:47.820 --> 03:07:51.620
how we, like, learning about injection molding. Yeah!

03:07:51.620 --> 03:07:54.980
Which Kyle can't shut up about. It's like. It's true.

03:07:54.980 --> 03:08:02.020
It's true. But genuinely, it is very interesting because I always, I didn't really know how they made stuff.

03:08:02.020 --> 03:08:07.100
Yeah. So, you know, and I have to learn about that stuff

03:08:07.100 --> 03:08:10.380
to some extent because, you know, people will write in and be like,

03:08:10.380 --> 03:08:15.020
is this normal, is that normal? Well, I don't know. I guess I have to talk to the engineers and find out,

03:08:15.020 --> 03:08:18.260
but luckily they're just one room over. Yeah.

03:08:18.260 --> 03:08:22.540
It's so nice. Yeah, it's so fun learning from everybody around us,

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all the different parts of their job. I think that's what we're trying to do with this stream.

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Even, I feel like there's so much to learn about being a customer support rep, too.

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It's a skill, for sure. I mean, if you have somebody that's upset,

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do you have the interpersonal skills that are needed

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to take that upset person and make them a happy camper?

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And you're not going to succeed every time, of course, but like, I would say that at least around half the time,

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I do succeed and that's not nothing. That's pretty good.

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That's, yeah. And not everyone can do that, you know? Not everybody, like, some people will be like,

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oh, whatever, screw you, take a high schooler, but, you know, if you have the right mindset

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and a certain amount of patience, then you can do that with pretty much everyone.

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Heck, yeah. Yeah, we care a lot. Like, I think that's one of the biggest things

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that I've learned working here is like, you can actually care about the people

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that you're working for and working with. It's not BS.

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Like, when, like, well, maybe when some companies say it,

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I don't know. But, so, when we say we care about our customers

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and we want to do right by them, that's not BS.

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We're actually telling you the truth. So, yeah.

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Do you want to spin the wheel again? Sure. Or, Sammy, are there any more questions?

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Just a lot of people just expressing their happiness with customers' support and, yeah.

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Just, yeah, just do your thing. And, oh, Baldur's Gate three code.

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Wait, with the Baldur Gate code? Ah, okay. Let's go.

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You have to read it off. Okay, where are they at? Uh-oh.

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I don't know. Sammy, can you pull up the spreadsheet? Do you have the spreadsheet?

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I do not. Oh, it's there. Okay, it's the bottom one. It's the bottom one there.

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Oh, the bottom one here? Yep. Okay, y'all ready?

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V, Y, D, X, 8, M, 2, E, P, Q, J, H.

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H, P, 4.

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Woo! Okay, somebody will get that. Let us know in chat if it's a success.

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I redeemed it. You redeemed it? Yeah. I could take my phone back.

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I didn't, I actually didn't redeem it. Please don't be mad.

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Anybody saying that they got it in chat? Did it get it through?

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A lot of Fs. Fs! Somebody must have got it then.

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Someone got it. Yay! You can't tesh. You can't tesh.

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Yay! Good job. Good for you.

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That's all the Baldur's Gate codes we have. Hey, hey, little last Baldur's Gate code.

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I don't know if that's gonna make me popular or unpopular, but.

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Oh, you're popular, you're popular. Don't worry about it. Thank you.

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Yeah, you're a great personality. I like hope that we get to see you more

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on camera and stuff too. Hey, put me in coach, I'll be in whatever you want.

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Yeah! You can sign up for my full-play exclusives.

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Yeah. They're open invites. I'm right here.

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You gotta apply. Put us in the newlywed game, that sounds fun.

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Yeah, yeah. Adam should do it with somebody else from customer support.

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That would be so much fun. We actually finished shooting everything. We're just waiting on two more people

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that are very hard to get. Actually, I don't mind saying it. We're trying to get Linus and Taryn to do one.

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I love it. It's just very hard to get both their times at the same time.

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Yeah, I can confirm.

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All right, so before you go, what is your favorite Halloween candy

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and what do you think is the most overrated Halloween candy?

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Overrated is, I know which ones I don't like.

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That's for certain.

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You know what? M&Ms.

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I hate M&Ms. Chat, look at me. M&Ms, trash.

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I agree. I agree. I don't know why people like M&Ms.

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Smarties are way better. Smarties are better. And you know, okay, I'm from Seattle.

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I have no reason to be saying that smarties are good.

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I have every reason to be saying that M&Ms are good.

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You're getting a lot of hate right now. Smarties are goaded.

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Y'all don't even know. Yeah.

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Eli said, I used to respect you, Adam. You have lost all meaning to me.

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No, I agree. M&Ms are not great. Yeah.

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My favorite Halloween candy is Reese's Cups. Yes, you're not the first person to say that.

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So I'm glad that there's some Reese's Love, or Reese's, I know people say it differently.

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Reese's, well, that's just incorrect.

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True. There's no fence sitting on the stream. It's just Reese's.

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You pick a side and you stick to it, and it is Reese's.

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Yes, 100%. Well, thank you so much for joining my stream.

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Thank you. I hope you had fun. It was awesome. I'm super glad to have made an appearance.

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Yes, me too. Enjoy the rest of your day doing customer support things.

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Thank you. You enjoy your stream.

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I'm sure. Thank you. What is it? It's a...

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Bratosaur. Oh, okay, okay. I was kind of getting turtle vibes at first.

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It does kind of look like a turtle. That doesn't seem like Sarah. But, you know, I'm seeing the dinosaur.

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Yeah, it's good. It's good.

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Thanks, guys. We do have our next guest also here. Do you also mind getting a quick update on the pumpkin, though?

03:14:05.260 --> 03:14:10.060
Oh, yes. It's good to do a pumpkin check-ins every so often.

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See, look, it is actually kind of coming together now.

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It's all coming together. Thank you. Yeah.

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All right. Next guest, come join us.

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Tell us who you are, what's your job, and what's your costume?

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Happy Halloween, by the way. Happy Halloween. Just want to make sure I put this on the right way.

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Yes, I put it on wrong every time, and I just don't question it anymore.

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I just do. Okay, I'm Mitchell Terrio.

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I am a part of the customer support team, and I am dressed currently as Overhaul from My Hero Academia.

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Sweet. And then you want to come a little closer to the mic as well? Yeah, you kind of have to yell into it.

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All right, so I have a wheel. If you want to spin it and then answer the prompt.

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What is it? Overrated Halloween candy.

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We've done so many of these now. Do you have an overrated Halloween candy?

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Well, here's the problem. I never know if it's actually overrated in the terms

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of how people describe it. I always dislike those gummy burgers, hot dogs.

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You don't like them? I don't like them. How could you not like them?

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They're the best. I don't get much taste from them, personally.

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I think I have one in my bag right now.

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You can have it on stream.

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Okay, that's fine. That's okay. I think that's an okay opinion.

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Did you know they branded SpongeBob ones? They made them like Krabby Patties?

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I feel like I might have seen them once before, but do you carve pumpkins?

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Not every year I used to do a good mount,

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but I just haven't very recently. That's fair.

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It's life is busy. Yeah. Mitchell, people are trying to get confirmation.

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This is your first time on camera, correct? Most likely, yeah, unless there was some random side video

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that was done that they used me in.

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Well, that's exciting. Do you have anything that you want to particularly chat about

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since this is your first time on camera? What's your favorite LMG experience so far?

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Do you have one? Probably the Christmas party last year.

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That was a pretty good experience.

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Just the old games that happened and getting to hang out

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with people. I got to be paired up with John Martin.

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Yeah. We were in the same costume group.

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We had to dress up using leather, because the theme was the 12 wedding gifts or something

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like that. Anniversary gifts. Yeah, anniversary gifts.

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And so, yeah, we got leather and thought it would be fun to dress up sort of matrix style.

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And so, yeah, our costume was dope. I think we did end up winning close to best costume

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or best costume, I don't know. My ego's inflated since then.

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Yeah, the Christmas party was a blast. I can understand why that's a favorite memory.

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Were you at one of the original LTXs?

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I wouldn't. Well, because I think the original was at the old office.

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But then I think I participated in the one after,

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because I want to say I helped with, I want to say,

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like, 18, 19 maybe? Yeah, that makes sense.

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Or one of those, because it was like the Richmond

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Bowl and the Langley Event Center.

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Yeah, and then, yeah, because I helped at the Richmond Bowl and then the year after when we actually first

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went to the Vancouver Convention Center. Right.

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Do you have any fun LTX memories that you want to share?

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I'm trying to think, because for the most part, I'm not inside during LTX.

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I was more so on the outside. Right, just helping. I mean, during the first one at Vancouver,

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I got to have a good chat with someone when I was helping hand out the pre-purchased merch

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out front by the gates. And that was pretty fun.

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Other than that, I was most, for the first one, I helped out with.

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I was just helping out by passing out badges.

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And then I got so nervous, because I guess another creator showed up who was invited.

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And at that time, we didn't have a digital list or any kind of scanning code.

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So all we had was just this piece of paper. So I'm sitting at this desk, and it's just

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going through a paper, going like, I don't see this name. Oh, stress.

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Oh, boy. You have to keep looking back through the list. Like, oh my gosh, it's going to be here somewhere.

03:19:08.620 --> 03:19:12.540
Yeah, at that point, I literally was like, OK,

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someone's right there who actually works at the company.

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Go ask them. Yeah, they will help you. Or let them know, and then they can at least

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relay the information. Yeah, true.

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Do you have any fun customer support stories?

03:19:27.620 --> 03:19:31.860
I feel like you tend to get some fun things happening,

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but I don't know how much you can share. I don't know how much I can share either.

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But one thing that's funny is, when

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I was first starting out for a good amount of time,

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I have a feeling like most people who would type my name

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would not type my name correctly. Michael. So I'd get Michael, I'd get Michelle.

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There would be, like, at some times there

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would be names that weren't even close to Mitchell. But yeah, and then oddly enough,

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during the tours for this last LTX that came,

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I guess at some point, someone had said Michael,

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or said my name wrong, but in a joking way,

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because somehow I guess they knew. But it's funny, because I didn't actually hear it at the time,

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because I just wasn't tuned in. And also at that time, one of my ears

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was more or less deaf for whatever reason. Yeah, that happens sometimes.

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So I ended up just missing it. And then also, I'm being told about it afterwards.

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I'm just like, darn, I wish I could have said something to that person, you know?

03:20:44.420 --> 03:20:48.980
Yeah, you know, just like fist bump, high five, whatever. Anything, literally anything.

03:20:48.980 --> 03:20:54.060
No, I'm sure they remember it fondly, so.

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Mitchell, what do you think of Adam, though? Yeah, thoughts on Adam.

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Your honest, brutally honest thoughts about him.

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He's not watching, probably. Adam's great. I mean, if I need any help or assistance,

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he'll help me out. He believes in me, so.

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That's all you can hope for in a supervisor or a leader

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position. OK, now that he's gone, what do you really think about him?

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No, Mitchell is like literally one of the nicest people ever. So even if he did have honest thoughts,

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I feel like he would just shelter them.

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Everything just stays deep inside. Slowly, it will melt.

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One day you'll have a bad day with Adam, and then it will all come out.

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One day I will crack, and that will be a day to remember.

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Honestly, Adam is also one of the sweetest people on the planet.

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So all of you, all the customer support representatives,

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honestly, everybody in Creeter Warehouse is just like so kind.

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One day I aspire to be as amazing as you all.

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We'll get there, hopefully.

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I think you were already there.

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I always have problems speaking for whatever reason.

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Honestly, on stream, I feel like I stutter the most because it's just a little more intimidating than an average

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conversation, but you're doing great.

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Is there anything that you want to say to the audience before you go?

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Have a great time. Happy Halloween. Happy Halloween.

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Yeah, that's great.

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Thank you. No problem. Bye, Mitchell.

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Have a good Halloween. Thank you.

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Our next guest is coming in 20 minutes. Sounds good.

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I'm really in the midst of this.

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I feel like I'm getting close to being done, so.

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Oh, yeah, there. It's getting there. It's getting there, wow.

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That's what I'm saying, trust the process. Everybody sees it, and they're like, that looks like hot garbage.

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And you know what? At the time, it totally did look like hot garbage,

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but we're getting somewhere now. I haven't seen chat since the iPad got taken from me,

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so do you have any questions for me, chat?

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There was one a while back, but it's something about like, since your art was a passion,

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like was it more of a passion than like a main thing? What would you do being doing now, I think?

03:23:21.300 --> 03:23:27.740
I think that's what it said. OK, yeah, if art wasn't a passion, let's see here.

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I feel like I have kind of sort of explained

03:23:31.260 --> 03:23:35.380
why I became a designer story, but maybe I'll do it again

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just because we've got some new folks joining this stream

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over some of the other streams that I've done previously.

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So essentially, I was actually really into like sciences,

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like biology, chemistry, physics, but I think as an adult, I've sort of started

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to realize that I have quite bad dyslexia,

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so I always had a problem learning.

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And so I was like super excited to take these classes

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and courses. Hello. Surprise guest.

03:24:07.180 --> 03:24:11.180
Yes. Surprise guest. We have James.

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Jason always appears unannounced. OK, do you want to, I mean, you probably

03:24:15.780 --> 03:24:19.020
don't really need to explain who you are, because everybody already knows.

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But who are you, what's your job, and what's your costume?

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Former hosts of, they're just movies, formerly known as

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Carpool Critics. Head of writing now, sucks.

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And honestly, I just posted game links, so I borrowed these from another LMG,

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or I didn't actually dress up at all myself. Well, I like your last minute costume.

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OK, you are the perfect person to ask this question, because it hasn't been spun on the wheel,

03:24:46.380 --> 03:24:50.980
but I feel like it's the only one that hasn't been asked yet. Favorite horror film.

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Oh, it's got to be Hereditary. Hereditary is so good.

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I know there's a big debate about elevated horror, whether or not that's like a reasonable category,

03:24:59.900 --> 03:25:03.620
but I love Hereditary. Yes. I love that it's like, I don't know,

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like a Kubrick horror movie, if I can say that. I know so many people cringe right now, but let me put it

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this way. The opening shot is like this, like tilts, this pan around a room full of like doll houses,

03:25:14.380 --> 03:25:19.580
like really nice, beautiful doll houses, and then it zooms into one of them and into this window,

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and it just keeps zooming until you're just, the first scene in the movie just takes place in that scene

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with real characters. It like transitions that way, and you're just like, all right,

03:25:27.860 --> 03:25:31.540
it's that kind of movie. I'm dreaming about watching Hereditary now.

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That's awesome. I love that movie. Hey, if any of you haven't seen,

03:25:35.740 --> 03:25:40.500
they're just movies or carpool critics, we did an episode on Hereditary, so go check it out.

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Watch that movie, watch Midsummer, watch that episode of our show.

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That's the great thing about that show, it's just going to age like fine wine. Exactly.

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What's something that just like water, like neutral, it just doesn't change.

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It's as good today as it was back then. Apparently bread.

03:25:54.900 --> 03:26:00.020
Ha, ha, ha, ha, you get it. It looks the same as it did prior to,

03:26:00.020 --> 03:26:03.180
there's not a spot of mold, but that thing is rock solid.

03:26:03.180 --> 03:26:06.300
Oh my God, at least bread in this country. I went to Australia once,

03:26:06.300 --> 03:26:09.780
and the subway bread is so much better. Is it?

03:26:09.780 --> 03:26:14.580
Yeah, it's just, I don't know, this is a deep cut, but it was just like, just tore off, you know?

03:26:14.580 --> 03:26:20.020
And here, in this country, you got to just like... It's tough, bread here is tough, you're right.

03:26:20.020 --> 03:26:23.980
Tough racket, the bread here. I wonder if it has to do with like humidity or something.

03:26:23.980 --> 03:26:27.020
I think it's the approved ingredients. Yes.

03:26:27.620 --> 03:26:31.580
Less preservatives. Another like travel flexing.

03:26:31.580 --> 03:26:37.900
I've been to South America, like Brazil and stuff. If you put like sugar or salt, I think salt,

03:26:37.900 --> 03:26:41.340
in the cupboard, the cardboard box just gets all wet and floppy.

03:26:41.340 --> 03:26:45.980
Really? Yeah, yeah, it's so, there's so much moisture in there, it'll suck it up, you just can't even have that.

03:26:45.980 --> 03:26:48.500
That makes sense. What are you carving? Is that a diplodocus?

03:26:50.140 --> 03:26:53.460
It's a bread, oh God, is there a pun here?

03:26:53.460 --> 03:26:56.620
It's a, I mean bread of sorts.

03:26:56.620 --> 03:27:00.020
There's not really a pun. That's what I thought, but Lloyd said Carbosaur.

03:27:00.020 --> 03:27:02.700
And I was like, that's good, that's good, a Carbosaur.

03:27:03.940 --> 03:27:07.780
Have you watched? I feel like the Carb, you're getting close to Carnivore.

03:27:07.780 --> 03:27:11.380
Yeah, exactly, Carbivore, Carbosaurus. Carbivore?

03:27:11.380 --> 03:27:14.900
Carbivore, that's Deese. Yeah. One of those ones almost sounds better in your head

03:27:14.900 --> 03:27:19.100
before it comes out the mouth. Totally. It's name is Frank or Fred, we haven't decided yet.

03:27:19.100 --> 03:27:23.060
We actually have one of those little ring cutter things. Yeah.

03:27:23.060 --> 03:27:26.700
Yeah, those are good. Did that just come in a generic dollar store pumpkin kit or is this like a hardcore one?

03:27:26.700 --> 03:27:31.140
No, no, no, it's from Amazon, but like my go-to is just a regular X-Acto blade.

03:27:31.140 --> 03:27:34.620
Oh yeah. Like I feel like people fumble with these.

03:27:34.620 --> 03:27:39.340
This, like who needs this when you can just have this? Yeah, but you're not doing a lot of like...

03:27:39.340 --> 03:27:42.780
Yeah, I'm not going all the way in. If you're doing the classic triangle eyes,

03:27:42.780 --> 03:27:46.540
I feel like that other guy's your friend. Yeah, for sure. What is that? That almost looks like a tweezer.

03:27:46.540 --> 03:27:49.700
It's like a pokey version of the circle ones.

03:27:49.700 --> 03:27:53.420
You still scrape stuff off. But yeah, it's for like these sort of paths here.

03:27:53.420 --> 03:27:57.460
So you traced it out. Did you do a stencil? Did you freehand that on the marker?

03:27:57.460 --> 03:28:01.660
I used my Cricut to cut out a vinyl stencil. Sorry for everyone who's been here.

03:28:01.660 --> 03:28:08.020
No, no, no, this is good. Some people don't actually know this. So yeah, I used my Cricut to cut out a vinyl stencil.

03:28:08.020 --> 03:28:11.380
Then I put that on the pumpkin and used Sharpie to kind of fill it in. How did you put it on?

03:28:11.380 --> 03:28:14.660
Did you glue stick or just taped it? It's sticky itself.

03:28:14.660 --> 03:28:18.860
Yeah, it's sticky sided, or one sided sticky vinyl.

03:28:18.860 --> 03:28:22.460
So then yeah, I stuck it to the pumpkin. It sticks surprisingly well.

03:28:22.460 --> 03:28:26.740
Like you would think pumpkins... As long as your pumpkin's clean and dry. Yes, that, exactly that.

03:28:26.740 --> 03:28:31.140
And then once it's on there, you just kind of start picking away at it.

03:28:31.140 --> 03:28:34.300
Wow. Yeah, it looked real bad before.

03:28:34.300 --> 03:28:40.100
What are you doing with the guts this year? Do you want them? Do you ever roast pumpkin seeds or anything?

03:28:40.100 --> 03:28:43.660
We did it the other day and I didn't get to taste them

03:28:43.660 --> 03:28:47.100
because I'm keto now. And apparently they're like 50%,

03:28:47.100 --> 03:28:51.180
they're just the most carb thing. But all the reports in my house,

03:28:51.180 --> 03:28:55.100
apparently they sucked. I was like, can we throw these out please?

03:28:55.100 --> 03:28:58.420
You already told me they suck. There's only two people in this house are gonna eat them.

03:28:58.420 --> 03:29:01.940
Yeah, what's the point? You said you're not going to use soap. I guess they're kind of decorative.

03:29:01.940 --> 03:29:05.860
Yeah, I don't like pumpkin seeds. They're just like really hard.

03:29:05.860 --> 03:29:10.100
Are you gonna trick or treat tonight? No. I don't even have a costume.

03:29:10.100 --> 03:29:13.780
Are you gonna answer the door? We don't get kids at our house.

03:29:13.780 --> 03:29:17.660
Apparently it's like a global phenomenon now where people just drive to the neighborhoods

03:29:17.660 --> 03:29:21.780
with the good candidates. That's exactly, it's like, why? That's not in the spirit of Halloween.

03:29:21.780 --> 03:29:24.940
I think it's because, I think it is just a symptom

03:29:24.940 --> 03:29:28.580
of the ongoing and increasing helicopter parenting-ness.

03:29:28.580 --> 03:29:32.740
Like we're all just too involved in our lives. And if you're gonna be with your kids on Halloween

03:29:32.740 --> 03:29:36.420
instead of like being like, get out, see you at midnight. If you're gonna be with them,

03:29:36.420 --> 03:29:40.140
we might as well drive them and go to the good spot. So our culture just sucks

03:29:40.140 --> 03:29:45.100
and it just keeps sucking more. Yeah, and nobody gives out full-sized candy bars anymore.

03:29:45.100 --> 03:29:50.380
They, it's always like really garbage. Oh, good question.

03:29:50.380 --> 03:29:54.220
What do you think is the most overrated? Overrated. Halloween candy.

03:29:55.380 --> 03:29:58.620
I don't know if this counts as a Halloween candy.

03:29:58.620 --> 03:30:01.940
Why does this game come to my head? Like I'm thinking about candy apples.

03:30:01.940 --> 03:30:06.500
I think maybe they're bobbing for apples. That's kind of a fair game, but maybe it's also like a Halloween.

03:30:06.500 --> 03:30:09.780
No, definitely. Definitely. But I think candy apples kind of suck.

03:30:09.780 --> 03:30:13.220
Yeah. I think they're great on like the first bite,

03:30:13.220 --> 03:30:18.260
the exterior bite when you're biting through candy into apple. But eventually the ratio of candy to apple changes

03:30:18.900 --> 03:30:23.700
just all green apple, which like isn't really pleasant to eat on its own,

03:30:24.660 --> 03:30:28.980
in my opinion. I think it is. Hey, if you're in the mood for an apple, that's great.

03:30:28.980 --> 03:30:32.020
Those are delicious. But if you're in the mood for a candy apple,

03:30:32.020 --> 03:30:36.420
you're kind of just like, now I'm out the bad part. Yeah, that's true. But in terms of stuff that goes in the bag,

03:30:36.420 --> 03:30:40.460
I don't think anything is overrated. I said tootsie rolls.

03:30:40.460 --> 03:30:43.860
Overrated? That seems like a candy that's just like

03:30:43.860 --> 03:30:47.900
a distribution of ratings. Like same with rockets, which actually are different in Canada

03:30:47.900 --> 03:30:50.980
than what Americans think. I think. They're smarties in the US.

03:30:50.980 --> 03:30:54.780
In the US, that's what smarties are. In Canada, smarties are similar to M&M.

03:30:54.780 --> 03:30:59.700
It's like little chocolate nuggies. And rockets are like these little disks of chalk

03:30:59.700 --> 03:31:03.340
that come in a plastic tube.

03:31:03.340 --> 03:31:08.580
Just like a tootsie roll, you pull the tube and it opens. And then there's just like all these little chalky disks.

03:31:08.580 --> 03:31:11.740
I think they suck. They do suck. They're like one of the most basic things you can get.

03:31:11.740 --> 03:31:15.740
My wife loves them though. Really? Does she put them all in her mouth at the same time?

03:31:15.780 --> 03:31:21.340
Or does she like pick out her favorite flavors? She lifts her lip a little bit and slides in there. So that when she smiles, she has a smile of rockets.

03:31:21.340 --> 03:31:24.820
Oh my gosh, that's awesome. I made that up. No, she's a normal human.

03:31:24.820 --> 03:31:29.260
I was going to say, I've never seen anybody do that. Do you have any foods that you wear like that though?

03:31:29.260 --> 03:31:32.700
Like, you know those, again, I don't know if Americans have, yeah, they do have bugles, right?

03:31:32.700 --> 03:31:35.820
Yeah. And you put them on your fingertips as a kid, like for claws.

03:31:35.820 --> 03:31:38.860
That's a great Halloween chip, if you can call it that.

03:31:38.860 --> 03:31:42.380
True, yes. I think so, like a crisp of some sort.

03:31:42.380 --> 03:31:47.380
Yeah, like hickory sticks, cheeses, are they chips? Yeah, cheeses, are cheeses chips?

03:31:47.380 --> 03:31:51.300
Oh God, here we go. This is the next thing. This is the next thing is the hot dog of sandwich,

03:31:51.300 --> 03:31:54.580
are cheeses chips. I think I can quit while I'm ahead.

03:31:54.580 --> 03:31:58.060
This has been so fun. Yes, thank you for joining. Thanks for having me.

03:31:58.060 --> 03:32:01.500
Happy Halloween, everyone. Yes, happy Halloween to you too.

03:32:01.500 --> 03:32:03.740
Enjoy working for the rest of the day.

03:32:05.180 --> 03:32:06.020
Bye.

03:32:09.060 --> 03:32:12.260
James is awesome. What a good guy.

03:32:12.260 --> 03:32:16.420
Let's see what Chad is saying. Do you guys have any questions for me?

03:32:17.940 --> 03:32:21.420
Oh, I'm sorry about the Tootsie Roll thing. I really am.

03:32:21.420 --> 03:32:24.580
It's just, I just don't, I just don't like them.

03:32:26.620 --> 03:32:32.540
Candy apples, yes, caramel apples, no. I guess there is a difference between the two.

03:32:34.940 --> 03:32:39.900
I think I prefer candy apples over caramel apples,

03:32:39.900 --> 03:32:43.940
but neither are very pleasant to eat. Like they're both just really sticky.

03:32:48.460 --> 03:32:51.900
Everybody wants the Carbisaurus or Bredasaur on a t-shirt

03:32:51.900 --> 03:32:57.180
and honestly, tomorrow, that's what I'm gonna do is I'm just gonna, I'm gonna make it on a t-shirt

03:32:57.180 --> 03:33:01.180
and then I'm gonna convince them to let us launch it on Friday.

03:33:02.780 --> 03:33:06.820
Because I want it on a t-shirt too and I would wear it every day of my life.

03:33:08.380 --> 03:33:10.540
Any games that I'm currently playing,

03:33:11.420 --> 03:33:15.980
I'm not playing any games, or I haven't been playing any games recently.

03:33:18.020 --> 03:33:21.460
Let me think, I have still, I feel like I say this every time,

03:33:21.460 --> 03:33:25.620
but I've really been wanting to try Ark because it has dinosaurs in it.

03:33:26.740 --> 03:33:31.100
But I just, I need, it's hard coming home

03:33:31.100 --> 03:33:34.420
after staring at a screen all day to like go and sit and stare at a screen

03:33:34.420 --> 03:33:40.620
and that seems kind of hypocritical of me to say because I still do go home and sit on my phone screen

03:33:40.620 --> 03:33:45.780
and not on a computer screen. So maybe I just need to start gaming instead.

03:33:47.900 --> 03:33:51.580
Has there been anything fun recently that I've been playing?

03:33:51.580 --> 03:33:54.700
No, not really. Actually, I really like playing Domino's,

03:33:54.700 --> 03:34:01.860
which isn't a video game, but it's a game that my family has always played.

03:34:02.140 --> 03:34:06.140
And so I've been teaching the people around me how to play Domino's.

03:34:06.140 --> 03:34:09.300
So there, I did in fact answer that question.

03:34:13.100 --> 03:34:15.020
Oh, people are playing Ark right now.

03:34:16.580 --> 03:34:19.940
Minecraft. Minecraft is always fun.

03:34:19.940 --> 03:34:23.620
Genuinely, I feel like I've never had a bad time playing Minecraft.

03:34:25.420 --> 03:34:28.940
And I feel like at any age, you can enjoy Minecraft.

03:34:30.780 --> 03:34:35.220
Sammy, do you play Minecraft at all? Yes, I love Minecraft.

03:34:35.260 --> 03:34:40.260
See, Minecraft, anybody who games or has played video games,

03:34:41.540 --> 03:34:45.180
I feel like has tried Minecraft, except for some of the boomers I work with.

03:34:45.180 --> 03:34:48.420
I think Nick told me he's never played Minecraft before,

03:34:48.420 --> 03:34:52.580
which is like, hello. Okay, this is Sammy.

03:34:52.580 --> 03:34:56.980
He is an ex-editor, now social media personality

03:34:56.980 --> 03:35:00.860
and yeah, explain what you do.

03:35:00.860 --> 03:35:05.820
What do I do? What do you do? Don't forget to scream into the microphone.

03:35:07.020 --> 03:35:11.620
I, what do I do? Now, well, I used to be an editor back then, back.

03:35:11.620 --> 03:35:15.500
Back in the day, a month ago. Was that actually a month ago?

03:35:15.500 --> 03:35:18.940
I don't know. I think it was a long time ago. Oh yeah, I was an editor,

03:35:18.940 --> 03:35:23.580
now I'm social media coordinator. Basically, any of the full-play exclusives you see,

03:35:23.580 --> 03:35:27.900
I've somewhat partaken them. Any tweets or any social media posts,

03:35:27.900 --> 03:35:32.900
I've looked at saw them and tried to make one too.

03:35:32.980 --> 03:35:36.780
I don't know. Our social media is like popping right now.

03:35:36.780 --> 03:35:40.900
I feel like I see comments and stuff that we've made on posts and stuff

03:35:40.900 --> 03:35:45.140
and I'm like, this is hilarious. You guys are great.

03:35:45.140 --> 03:35:49.180
Please like all my tweets, thank you. Just my tweets, I don't care about Instagram.

03:35:49.180 --> 03:35:54.420
Actually, no, I do care about Instagram, but please like my tweets. Have you been up to anything exciting lately?

03:35:55.700 --> 03:36:00.780
Everything is exciting lately. We have, I'm editing two videos currently.

03:36:01.700 --> 03:36:05.540
I'ma leak them, I don't care if Artie says I can. I think I mentioned it, but Colton,

03:36:05.540 --> 03:36:10.340
how on the, you know, your boss Colton's coming out either tomorrow or Thursday.

03:36:10.340 --> 03:36:13.940
I think we're just finalizing stuff and captioning.

03:36:13.940 --> 03:36:19.660
And then we have this like eight, nine month video. You probably remember it, you were in a human benchmark.

03:36:19.660 --> 03:36:22.980
Oh my gosh, I literally, I thought that got scrapped.

03:36:22.980 --> 03:36:26.660
I didn't think that was gonna come out. The reason why it's taking so long is because...

03:36:26.660 --> 03:36:30.820
So many people. Yeah, it's 17 people, all hour each.

03:36:30.820 --> 03:36:35.500
It was like 18 hours of raw footage. I, when I, my first day there,

03:36:35.500 --> 03:36:39.660
Artie was like, yeah, you're gonna edit this. So I was like, okay. So I've been editing the past month.

03:36:39.660 --> 03:36:43.780
I've got down to two hours. I'm trying to get back to like 45 minutes though.

03:36:43.780 --> 03:36:48.540
I'm dying. Any spare time I get, I get to edit.

03:36:48.540 --> 03:36:52.060
You get to edit. The job that you left to do.

03:36:52.060 --> 03:36:55.380
It's like, oh, I can produce more fun content. It's like, you're editing.

03:36:55.380 --> 03:36:59.620
I'm just like, okay. Great. I guess that's what I'll do then.

03:36:59.620 --> 03:37:03.780
Oh, by the way, I'm a chef because at socials team, we cook every day.

03:37:05.620 --> 03:37:08.180
Kicking up those good miyams and bread.

03:37:11.500 --> 03:37:14.660
What's your favorite project that you've worked on so far?

03:37:14.660 --> 03:37:18.340
How well do you know your boss? That's like the first video I pitched.

03:37:18.340 --> 03:37:23.140
So good. It's so fun. Yeah. When I first started, I know I wanted,

03:37:23.140 --> 03:37:28.540
first episode was Jeff and Sherrod, which I really wanted. Cause I know they're like very funny people.

03:37:28.540 --> 03:37:33.940
And then, yeah. I guess I have some other things coming up,

03:37:33.940 --> 03:37:37.700
but they're still being fleshed out. So I'm excited.

03:37:37.700 --> 03:37:42.580
Sorry, I got a little trouble. Little secrets. Creepy sneaky secrets.

03:37:43.500 --> 03:37:46.940
Do you have any scary stories to tell? Any scary stories?

03:37:46.940 --> 03:37:50.740
Yeah. I miss Dan's stories and now I want more.

03:37:50.740 --> 03:37:53.980
What were they called? Maybe Sammy can look one up and read one.

03:37:53.980 --> 03:37:57.860
I can't remember. S something. S.

03:37:57.860 --> 03:37:59.820
I don't know. What's chat saying?

03:38:02.700 --> 03:38:05.380
I think they're waiting. Oh, Twitch. Why is Twitch chat live?

03:38:07.540 --> 03:38:11.060
Hmm. Interesting. Well. It's Twitch chat live right now.

03:38:11.060 --> 03:38:14.860
We're just casually streaming on Twitch too. Someone's calling me.

03:38:14.860 --> 03:38:18.340
Uh-oh. Already calling me. Bye. Okay, bye.

03:38:21.140 --> 03:38:21.980
Yeah.

03:38:24.820 --> 03:38:29.660
Does anyone have any fun?

03:38:29.660 --> 03:38:31.780
Like what are you dressing up as?

03:38:33.140 --> 03:38:39.660
I want to know. I need to know some like fun costume ideas for next year.

03:38:39.660 --> 03:38:42.300
SCPs, SCPs, that's what they're called.

03:38:49.980 --> 03:38:53.260
Oh my God. They are, we are live on Twitch.

03:38:53.260 --> 03:38:59.620
Uh-oh. Well, hi, Twitch. For like a few minutes before we turn it off.

03:39:02.860 --> 03:39:06.180
For anybody new joining, I'm carving a pumpkin.

03:39:06.180 --> 03:39:08.180
That is a bread dinosaur.

03:39:10.140 --> 03:39:15.660
It's going to look really good when the light is in it. It's really difficult to tell how good a pumpkin is

03:39:15.660 --> 03:39:18.700
when it's in like carved mode

03:39:18.700 --> 03:39:21.780
unless somebody does like a face carving,

03:39:21.780 --> 03:39:25.100
which is incredibly difficult and not something that I'm good at.

03:39:28.740 --> 03:39:31.340
The chaos that has just ensued because of this.

03:39:33.220 --> 03:39:39.140
It's so good. This is just another day in the life here.

03:39:42.380 --> 03:39:48.380
Is everyone having a good Tuesday? It's close to the end of the day here, which is good.

03:39:48.380 --> 03:39:53.220
Then everybody gets to go home and hand out candy.

03:39:54.420 --> 03:39:59.340
Are there any like Halloween traditions or spooky traditions not in North America

03:39:59.340 --> 03:40:02.860
that I might not know about? Like I'm very intrigued.

03:40:02.860 --> 03:40:05.260
I want to know what other people do for Halloween.

03:40:11.420 --> 03:40:14.660
How did we end up live on Twitch? I have no idea, but I need to double check.

03:40:14.660 --> 03:40:17.660
We're not live anymore. That's so funny.

03:40:20.740 --> 03:40:26.700
It's okay, Twitch got a sneak peek of what they would be getting if they had Floatplane.

03:40:29.620 --> 03:40:31.940
Gorilla marketing. Yes, exactly.

03:40:35.780 --> 03:40:40.060
Has anybody dressed up as Linus for Halloween? I feel like that would be a very easy costume.

03:40:40.060 --> 03:40:43.380
I don't think so, but yeah.

03:40:43.380 --> 03:40:46.180
RIP Twitch. We're teasing Twitch now.

03:40:47.180 --> 03:40:52.420
They're so mad over there apparently.

03:40:52.420 --> 03:40:55.740
I wonder if it's live on Facebook too. I don't know what happened, but...

03:40:55.740 --> 03:40:59.060
That's hilarious. I was here, I was physically here.

03:40:59.060 --> 03:41:02.700
I did not press anything. Literally, you leave the spot for two seconds.

03:41:02.700 --> 03:41:05.700
I go eat a small bit of my lunch, come back,

03:41:05.700 --> 03:41:07.940
I wanna stream lunch, it's just, it goes on fire.

03:41:09.260 --> 03:41:14.260
Sorry, Floatplane, that part of the stream was not exclusive, but the rest of it is.

03:41:14.300 --> 03:41:17.300
Twitch chat is sad now, that's so cute.

03:41:17.300 --> 03:41:21.220
They should just grab to us. Yeah, everybody should just come join Floatplane.

03:41:23.220 --> 03:41:26.300
Where were we? I forgot. Oh, here you are.

03:41:26.300 --> 03:41:30.140
Hi. It's my manager, come here. Oh, thank you.

03:41:30.140 --> 03:41:33.340
Sarah ditched us. I can see the panic in your face.

03:41:33.340 --> 03:41:37.900
You're just like, what the heck just happened? Yeah, come join.

03:41:37.900 --> 03:41:42.300
Sarah was like, I can't believe no, our department put effort, and look at us.

03:41:42.300 --> 03:41:45.660
Look at us. We're cooking. We're cooking.

03:41:45.660 --> 03:41:49.900
Okay, Artie, do you wanna introduce yourself? Okay, I got speaking here.

03:41:49.900 --> 03:41:53.620
Hi, my name's Artie, I'm the social media manager.

03:41:53.620 --> 03:41:55.940
So great. He's so handsome.

03:41:56.940 --> 03:42:00.660
I was just here to stop by, cause I mean, I saw you guys live on stream.

03:42:00.660 --> 03:42:05.380
I was here, I was physically here. Floatplane chat can verify I was right here.

03:42:05.380 --> 03:42:10.340
I don't know what happened. It's true, it's my fault, we always have technical difficulties when I'm on stream,

03:42:10.340 --> 03:42:13.500
but if you wanna stick around for like one minute

03:42:13.500 --> 03:42:16.340
and spin the wheel and just answer one question.

03:42:17.260 --> 03:42:22.020
Oh jeez, okay. No, you put me on the spot here. I know you usually are behind the scenes

03:42:22.020 --> 03:42:26.980
and camera or like doing videos and stuff. And now you're in front of the scenes.

03:42:26.980 --> 03:42:30.460
Let's go. Okay, spin the wheel. That's all. Yes.

03:42:30.460 --> 03:42:35.060
Okay, let's do it. Do I have to put these on? Oh my gosh, wait, before you answer.

03:42:35.060 --> 03:42:38.540
Yes. So I watched your video

03:42:38.580 --> 03:42:42.180
when you went to Halloween Horror Nights. What was your favorite maze?

03:42:42.180 --> 03:42:47.620
My favorite maze, oh my goodness. I went to, okay, so for a little bit of context,

03:42:47.620 --> 03:42:50.740
I'm sure nobody knows what we're talking about right now,

03:42:50.740 --> 03:42:54.260
I went to LA last year, last month,

03:42:54.260 --> 03:42:58.020
and I visited Universal Studios during their Halloween Horror Nights.

03:42:58.020 --> 03:43:03.020
I got to be jealous, but honestly, it was terrifying.

03:43:03.660 --> 03:43:08.140
Every single maze I went through, I would just scream and throw out the whole thing.

03:43:08.180 --> 03:43:11.660
We went through a haunted house

03:43:11.660 --> 03:43:14.820
based off the last of us. Ooh, that sounds good.

03:43:14.820 --> 03:43:18.500
And it was really, really cool. And it's really unique because,

03:43:19.380 --> 03:43:22.540
throughout the haunted house, you're following kind of like this story.

03:43:23.580 --> 03:43:27.220
It starts off with the main two characters. Oh my gosh, you guys are gonna roast me,

03:43:27.220 --> 03:43:31.420
but I don't know their names. Ellie uses them. Joel and Ellie. Okay, cool. Joel and Ellie.

03:43:31.420 --> 03:43:35.020
So you see them at the beginning of the maze and then you see them throughout,

03:43:35.020 --> 03:43:38.060
but they're different actors and actresses

03:43:38.060 --> 03:43:41.460
for each scene, obviously. But when you're walking through,

03:43:41.460 --> 03:43:44.500
it feels all connected and it's really, really scary.

03:43:44.500 --> 03:43:46.620
So many jump scares. I hate jump scares.

03:43:47.620 --> 03:43:51.780
But go to Halloween Horror Nights because why not? Yeah, if you have the chance,

03:43:51.780 --> 03:43:55.860
it was a really, really fun experience. I'm so jealous. When I was a kid,

03:43:55.860 --> 03:43:59.620
actually I still kind of do this now, but I will always watch whoever posts

03:43:59.620 --> 03:44:04.820
like walkthrough videos of the mazes because I would be way too scared to actually go through it.

03:44:04.820 --> 03:44:08.940
So I applaud you for being able to do that, especially if you don't like jump scares.

03:44:08.940 --> 03:44:13.900
Barely. But they look insane, those mazes.

03:44:13.900 --> 03:44:17.060
Crazy. Yeah, the production value is off the charts.

03:44:17.060 --> 03:44:21.180
It felt like a TV or movie production. That's how good it was.

03:44:21.180 --> 03:44:25.700
Well, I'm glad you had fun. Oh yeah, for sure. Okay, the question is,

03:44:25.700 --> 03:44:28.820
fave Halloween costumes. So either one that you've seen

03:44:28.820 --> 03:44:32.780
or one that you've dressed up as. Oh gosh, okay. Favorite Halloween costume.

03:44:32.780 --> 03:44:36.580
I mean, it's kind of like, I don't want to toot my own horn,

03:44:36.580 --> 03:44:41.580
but last year I dressed up as Arthur. Yes, I loved your costume last year.

03:44:41.580 --> 03:44:46.980
My name's Arthur, by the way. Like it's already or Arthur, Arthur's like my real name, I guess.

03:44:46.980 --> 03:44:51.780
And it just works out because this is like the whole meme thing. Like the, you know, the fist on the side here.

03:44:51.780 --> 03:44:55.460
I don't know, I love that one. Oh yeah, no, that was dope.

03:44:55.460 --> 03:44:58.700
All right, well, our next guest is here. So I will have to kick you off,

03:44:58.700 --> 03:45:02.540
but thank you so much for like last minute joining and saying hello.

03:45:02.540 --> 03:45:09.460
It's great to be here. I can hear, this is weird

03:45:09.460 --> 03:45:13.700
because I can hear the producer behind the scenes. I know you guys can't, but this is the first time I'm here.

03:45:13.700 --> 03:45:17.340
I know it doesn't feel strange. No, you can't, shut up.

03:45:17.340 --> 03:45:21.140
Hi Dan, Dan's back because we accidentally went live on Twitch.

03:45:21.140 --> 03:45:26.820
All right, thanks for subscribing to Floatplane. Yes, bye, thank you for joining.

03:45:26.820 --> 03:45:31.660
Happy Halloween. We were live, oh, you didn't, you didn't hear.

03:45:32.660 --> 03:45:37.260
So Mr. Bones over here somehow made us go live on Twitch

03:45:37.260 --> 03:45:42.700
for like a very short amount of time, but it was a short amount of time.

03:45:42.700 --> 03:45:47.540
It just like randomly happened. Okay, Nicole, would you like to come on over here?

03:45:47.540 --> 03:45:50.340
I freaking love your costume, you look adorable.

03:45:53.660 --> 03:45:57.260
All right, explain who you are,

03:45:57.260 --> 03:46:00.780
what you do and what your costume is. Hi.

03:46:00.780 --> 03:46:04.260
And you have to speak really loud into the microphone. Hello.

03:46:04.260 --> 03:46:07.580
There you go, that's good. Hi, my name's Nicole,

03:46:07.580 --> 03:46:10.820
I'm a production supervisor here at LMG.

03:46:12.100 --> 03:46:16.420
I'm a monkey. Yes, oh, I love your costume so much.

03:46:16.420 --> 03:46:20.540
Ah, okay, are there any fun projects that you can talk about

03:46:20.540 --> 03:46:24.460
that you're excited about coming out?

03:46:24.460 --> 03:46:27.780
The AMD video. Yeah, I really do like,

03:46:27.780 --> 03:46:32.780
oh, I was helping out with the edit for Ariana's.

03:46:33.780 --> 03:46:38.420
Yes, upgrade, oh my gosh. I'm so excited for that to come out.

03:46:38.420 --> 03:46:43.900
Yeah, that's super exciting. There's some parts, some aspects of it.

03:46:43.900 --> 03:46:47.700
I love it. Oh, sweet, okay, good, I'm jealous

03:46:47.700 --> 03:46:55.540
because you get a little sneak peek before anybody else. Yeah, I get to see all the raw heroes before it's graded,

03:46:55.540 --> 03:46:58.940
you can't hear much. It's just chaos.

03:46:59.940 --> 03:47:04.140
Okay, well, speaking of upgrades, was there anything interesting that happened

03:47:04.140 --> 03:47:08.460
in your upgrade that didn't make it to the video that you wanna talk about?

03:47:08.460 --> 03:47:12.780
Oh geez. It's been a little while, I think it's been like almost two years at this point.

03:47:12.780 --> 03:47:16.540
Yeah, it has been, oh wow. Has been a while.

03:47:16.540 --> 03:47:20.660
Hmm, that didn't make it into the video.

03:47:21.820 --> 03:47:25.900
I feel like, I feel like that it was edited in a way

03:47:25.900 --> 03:47:29.300
where everything that was kind of like, hmm.

03:47:29.300 --> 03:47:35.460
Yeah. That's a good one. Yeah. I guess one thing I wish didn't make it into the video

03:47:35.460 --> 03:47:39.060
was the fact that my GPU just did not fit the case.

03:47:39.060 --> 03:47:42.980
Yeah, you guys had to go to Canada computers

03:47:42.980 --> 03:47:47.100
to go get a new case. That was super awkward because I really just held it up to the case,

03:47:47.100 --> 03:47:50.380
oh, it looks about right. Totally not.

03:47:51.460 --> 03:47:54.460
That's okay. I feel like that's the fun part about upgrades

03:47:55.100 --> 03:47:58.940
is you really don't know what to expect and then things just happen.

03:47:58.940 --> 03:48:03.180
You have to roll with the flow of it. Yeah, yeah, that was definitely something.

03:48:03.180 --> 03:48:06.860
I really didn't expect that. Honestly, I had no idea what to expect in general

03:48:06.860 --> 03:48:12.980
because that was kind of my first time on camera. Yeah. And it was, it's so awkward because I know Andy.

03:48:12.980 --> 03:48:16.500
Right. But then now it's not Andy anymore, it's just camera.

03:48:16.500 --> 03:48:19.740
Yeah. And I don't know camera. Yeah.

03:48:19.740 --> 03:48:22.940
It's crazy how different it feels

03:48:22.940 --> 03:48:26.300
when there is like a lens in front of you and you know you're being recorded.

03:48:26.300 --> 03:48:30.100
Yeah. I totally, when I'm doing videos with somebody else,

03:48:30.100 --> 03:48:33.180
like doing something like this, so easy, so chill, whatever,

03:48:33.180 --> 03:48:37.300
but as soon as I sit down at the ShortCircuit set and have to like talk to a camera,

03:48:37.300 --> 03:48:40.460
it is the most horrifying thing.

03:48:40.460 --> 03:48:44.020
It really is. It's like a person, but it's not,

03:48:44.020 --> 03:48:48.580
it doesn't seem human at all, but it also represents everyone.

03:48:48.580 --> 03:48:53.620
Exactly. Exactly. And then somebody else goes through all the footage,

03:48:53.620 --> 03:48:57.060
like the amount of times that somebody probably says something,

03:48:57.060 --> 03:49:02.100
like you're like, wait, did I hear that right? Or like laughing, giggling, I swear,

03:49:02.100 --> 03:49:06.220
whenever I mess up, I like, I full on swear. I can't remember who edited,

03:49:06.220 --> 03:49:11.980
did the last ShortCircuit I did. I think it was Oliver, but there were probably like 40 different times

03:49:11.980 --> 03:49:15.140
I said the F word. It's all good.

03:49:15.140 --> 03:49:18.820
We can take those. Yeah. Never happened.

03:49:18.820 --> 03:49:22.500
The beauty and the magic of editing, for sure.

03:49:22.500 --> 03:49:26.780
Okay, so we have this lovely wheel here. If you want to do it a spin

03:49:26.780 --> 03:49:30.020
and answer whatever prompt arises.

03:49:33.100 --> 03:49:37.700
Fave costume, what's your favorite costume that you've ever worn or seen?

03:49:37.700 --> 03:49:40.740
Oh, ever worn or seen. Yeah.

03:49:40.740 --> 03:49:45.420
Oh, geez. I don't think about the costumes that I see very often,

03:49:45.420 --> 03:49:50.940
so it's kind of a tough one, but. There's just so many like cosplayers now.

03:49:50.940 --> 03:49:53.980
Yeah. Oh my God, they're amazing. So good.

03:49:53.980 --> 03:49:57.180
And they hand make everything. It blows my mind.

03:49:57.180 --> 03:50:00.940
Oh my gosh. Like the chain mail and everything

03:50:00.940 --> 03:50:05.740
that they make by hand or just the wings, the gowns.

03:50:05.740 --> 03:50:10.100
Oh, I know, it's crazy. I love that community so much.

03:50:10.100 --> 03:50:14.780
Me too. It's so amazing. I dream one day of being able to build

03:50:14.780 --> 03:50:20.380
like a costume like that. It's so cool and it's so it's kind of inspiring, honestly.

03:50:20.380 --> 03:50:23.740
Like you can do this on your own. Like you can make it.

03:50:23.740 --> 03:50:26.900
It just takes so much time. So cool though.

03:50:26.900 --> 03:50:32.300
Yes, you can be anybody. It can be your favorite characters.

03:50:32.300 --> 03:50:35.900
OK, how does this work? I've never actually been on the set before.

03:50:35.900 --> 03:50:39.740
OK, so have you ever been on a live stream before?

03:50:39.740 --> 03:50:44.340
Do you live stream ever? Very, very briefly, I think I accidentally

03:50:44.340 --> 03:50:50.060
went live once with my Minecraft server and I was trying to show my friend a little railway route.

03:50:50.060 --> 03:50:55.380
Oh my gosh, that's awesome. But then I was live on Twitch.

03:50:55.380 --> 03:50:58.660
That's great though. Like I think that's the fun of it.

03:50:58.660 --> 03:51:00.060
Oh, OK.

03:51:02.900 --> 03:51:07.020
Oh, yeah, it's real. Oh, sorry. Because I laugh out loud too.

03:51:07.020 --> 03:51:10.460
I can imagine every single person in that chair is just ears blown out.

03:51:10.460 --> 03:51:14.020
Oh, yeah, that's awesome. Thank you so much.

03:51:14.020 --> 03:51:20.220
Sorry to call. It's great. It's very immersive, so real.

03:51:20.220 --> 03:51:25.620
If you can't hear me sitting beside you, you can definitely hear me in your ears.

03:51:25.620 --> 03:51:28.860
Oh, that's so funny. It's weird that you can hear, though.

03:51:28.860 --> 03:51:29.740
Thank you so much.

03:51:32.260 --> 03:51:35.620
Yeah, it's. Now they can hear me.

03:51:35.620 --> 03:51:39.700
Oh, this is wild. I live in your walls.

03:51:39.700 --> 03:51:43.140
The new Sarah and Nicole show. We don't even need WAN Show.

03:51:44.140 --> 03:51:47.980
Oh, no, there's chaos. Thanks, Dan.

03:51:47.980 --> 03:51:52.540
Thank you, Dan. OK, does Chat have any questions?

03:51:52.540 --> 03:51:56.620
Chat, if you have questions for Nicole, now is the time because you may not

03:51:56.620 --> 03:52:00.660
see her for another while after this. While they're asking questions.

03:52:00.660 --> 03:52:05.020
Yes. You guys want to tell the story of the first day you guys both started together?

03:52:05.020 --> 03:52:09.500
Yeah, yeah. So Nicole and I, we started working here on the same day.

03:52:09.500 --> 03:52:13.020
And do you remember it was like so snowy outside?

03:52:13.020 --> 03:52:17.860
I thought I was late. Pretty sure I was late.

03:52:17.860 --> 03:52:21.460
I mean, hey, everybody was late that day. That's true.

03:52:21.460 --> 03:52:25.900
But then I walked in through the door. The first thing I saw was Linus playing with a tech thing

03:52:25.900 --> 03:52:29.980
on the floor. I was like, OK, I guess I'm not late. That's so funny.

03:52:29.980 --> 03:52:33.900
Yeah, no, literally. And then Monday morning meeting used to be in person.

03:52:33.900 --> 03:52:37.220
Yes, everybody would gather in the same room. Yeah.

03:52:37.220 --> 03:52:41.740
Yeah, that was fun. And so especially on a first day is so intimidating.

03:52:41.780 --> 03:52:45.500
I was like, oh my goodness, thank goodness there's another person starting the same day as me.

03:52:45.500 --> 03:52:50.980
And we're like, yeah, we're both kind of going into this together.

03:52:50.980 --> 03:52:54.460
But I mean, we're both still here. So I think we turned out all right.

03:52:54.460 --> 03:52:57.500
We turned out all right.

03:52:57.500 --> 03:53:02.180
Mothered by the company. They raised us.

03:53:02.180 --> 03:53:06.340
Yeah, exactly. I remember we had G Fuel Fridays.

03:53:06.340 --> 03:53:11.620
Yes. I could hear the speaker blow out when I said that.

03:53:11.660 --> 03:53:15.460
Yes, we did G Fuel Fridays. That was so much fun.

03:53:15.460 --> 03:53:20.180
That was so much caffeine. Oh, gosh, we got Starbucks one time

03:53:20.180 --> 03:53:23.300
and we added it to our Starbucks.

03:53:23.300 --> 03:53:27.980
Yeah, I think we were both just absolutely vibrating that.

03:53:27.980 --> 03:53:30.980
On the Fridays, it's just like tall boy cats.

03:53:30.980 --> 03:53:34.580
G Fuel would edit tech thing real quick.

03:53:34.580 --> 03:53:38.260
It was so much fun, though. I miss those days. Yeah, that was a good time.

03:53:38.260 --> 03:53:41.620
When we were all in the same building. You're so far away now.

03:53:41.620 --> 03:53:46.380
I never see you anymore. This is where we just get to reminisce on those times.

03:53:46.380 --> 03:53:49.380
Reunion. Yes, exactly.

03:53:49.380 --> 03:53:52.660
OK, do you have a favorite project that you've ever worked on?

03:53:52.660 --> 03:53:56.060
Oh, jeez. Oh, favorite. I know there's so many.

03:53:56.060 --> 03:54:00.340
There's so many. I think there are a lot of memorable ones.

03:54:00.340 --> 03:54:06.140
Yeah. I feel like a really memorable one was the ASMR video.

03:54:06.140 --> 03:54:09.060
Yes. Yes, the April Fool's one.

03:54:09.540 --> 03:54:13.140
Oh, no, it wasn't. It was just the actual ASMR video.

03:54:13.140 --> 03:54:16.420
That one was super, just very different

03:54:16.420 --> 03:54:21.340
than what I've ever done. You get to listen to people's voices up close and personal.

03:54:21.340 --> 03:54:25.300
Just whispering in my ears for like a week.

03:54:25.300 --> 03:54:28.820
Oh, my gosh. That was really interesting.

03:54:28.820 --> 03:54:33.580
I remember you also edited the Secret Shopper that I was in.

03:54:33.580 --> 03:54:37.620
That's probably one of my favorite moments doing Secret Shopper.

03:54:37.620 --> 03:54:42.180
That was super fun. Revealing it with you and stuff. Yeah, cute.

03:54:42.180 --> 03:54:45.980
Wholesome. Back in the day. Back in the good old four years ago.

03:54:45.980 --> 03:54:50.220
Yeah, our anniversary, our four-year anniversary will be January 13th.

03:54:50.220 --> 03:54:54.500
Isn't that crazy? Time goes by. Time flies, yeah.

03:54:54.500 --> 03:54:58.780
Wow. Transit Biker wants to know, what

03:54:58.780 --> 03:55:02.140
is Nicole's favorite Linus tech tip in the book Call Out Merch?

03:55:02.140 --> 03:55:07.380
So I'm assuming they want to know what your favorite merch is. Oh, my favorite merch.

03:55:08.260 --> 03:55:09.260
Hmm.

03:55:11.860 --> 03:55:14.940
We have so much merch. Yeah, we have so much merch.

03:55:14.940 --> 03:55:20.500
Honestly, I'm obsessed with the screwdrivers.

03:55:20.500 --> 03:55:24.820
Every time there's a new color, it's like, oh, yes.

03:55:24.820 --> 03:55:28.300
How many of these can I eventually get?

03:55:28.300 --> 03:55:32.420
They're so pretty. They are. Did you custom make one?

03:55:32.420 --> 03:55:37.180
Not yet. Eventually, I will, though. What colors do you want to?

03:55:37.180 --> 03:55:40.620
See, that's the tough thing. Yeah. There's so many colors now.

03:55:40.620 --> 03:55:44.140
And then it's like, if I get one color way,

03:55:44.140 --> 03:55:47.180
there's always another theme that I could always go with.

03:55:47.180 --> 03:55:51.420
Yep. And other ideas. Yeah, I feel that, too.

03:55:51.420 --> 03:55:56.860
I could not decide what to do. And then somebody had suggested doing a Jurassic Park colored

03:55:56.860 --> 03:55:59.860
one, so that's what I did. I did a Jurassic Park one. That'd be so cute.

03:55:59.860 --> 03:56:03.820
You could put stickers, like little, little stickers. I'll cut out some decals.

03:56:03.820 --> 03:56:07.460
Yeah. That would be so fun. I'm going to do that. Thank you for the idea.

03:56:07.460 --> 03:56:11.980
I'm excited to see it. Creatives. This is what a workspace of creatives is like.

03:56:11.980 --> 03:56:17.540
We're like constantly brainstorming things. Yeah, I think recently, I also really like the bread.

03:56:17.540 --> 03:56:21.180
Yes. So cute. Yes, the bread plushie. I want to squish it.

03:56:21.180 --> 03:56:24.660
It's so squishy. Have you felt it yet? I know. It's like the squish melon kind of thing.

03:56:24.660 --> 03:56:28.180
Exactly. Yeah. Oh, it's so good. I love those.

03:56:28.180 --> 03:56:31.340
Yeah, we need to make more random products like that.

03:56:31.340 --> 03:56:34.860
It's so fun. And honestly, chat and everybody really

03:56:34.860 --> 03:56:39.620
enjoy those sort of random products, too. I feel like I sure do.

03:56:39.620 --> 03:56:43.020
It's like it's so great when Linus or Nick comes over

03:56:43.020 --> 03:56:46.540
with an idea. And it's just like the most left field idea ever.

03:56:46.540 --> 03:56:50.620
And we have to pursue it. Try to make it work. Yeah.

03:56:50.620 --> 03:56:53.620
I'm sure there's been lots of videos that are kind of like that, too.

03:56:53.620 --> 03:56:58.700
Yeah. Oh, for sure. Yeah, there's some crazy ones.

03:56:58.700 --> 03:57:02.940
What's your weirdest LMG memory?

03:57:02.940 --> 03:57:06.940
Weirdest LMG memory? Hmm.

03:57:06.940 --> 03:57:09.980
Oh, I think. Oh, no.

03:57:09.980 --> 03:57:13.460
I think the video, there was one video where Linus was trying

03:57:13.460 --> 03:57:19.820
all of the counterfeit merch. Yes, I love that video so much.

03:57:19.820 --> 03:57:23.220
I think going through the footage for that was really

03:57:23.220 --> 03:57:29.140
something. Because I was like, OK, I guess Linus is actually just

03:57:29.140 --> 03:57:32.380
like trying on all these gloves on the camera.

03:57:33.740 --> 03:57:38.820
Yep. Yeah, that was probably one of the videos

03:57:38.820 --> 03:57:43.820
that I never would imagine I'd be editing. Yeah. Like this is so random.

03:57:43.820 --> 03:57:50.500
This is so odd. Yeah. Such a unique concept. But that video was so fun and so fun to watch.

03:57:50.500 --> 03:57:53.860
You did a great job of editing it. It was hilarious. It was really good.

03:57:53.860 --> 03:58:00.500
We need to do more fun videos like that, I feel like. Less computer videos, more random things.

03:58:00.500 --> 03:58:05.860
That's what we're learning here. Who needs tech stuff? Let's just make bread plushies and call it a day.

03:58:05.860 --> 03:58:07.860
We don't have the tech tips. Yes.

03:58:10.660 --> 03:58:15.020
Yes. We're not about the tech tips. No, we're not about the tech tips here.

03:58:15.020 --> 03:58:18.340
We're about bread. Bread. Can we?

03:58:18.340 --> 03:58:21.740
We should totally do like a baking video. Yes.

03:58:21.740 --> 03:58:25.900
I would love to do that. That'd be so fun. Yes, we should just make bread.

03:58:25.900 --> 03:58:30.020
We should do just like random bread making videos. That would smell so good.

03:58:30.020 --> 03:58:34.540
It would. It would be so wonderful. Does the oven in the kitchen set work?

03:58:34.540 --> 03:58:38.500
No. No. We'll have to be like those cooking shows

03:58:38.500 --> 03:58:42.460
where you like put the uncooked bread in and then take the cooked bread out.

03:58:42.460 --> 03:58:45.540
I cooked one earlier, so here's what it looks like.

03:58:45.540 --> 03:58:49.340
Oh, we could test an easy bake oven. Yes.

03:58:49.340 --> 03:58:52.380
Oh my gosh. Can we make like a computer into an easy bake oven

03:58:52.380 --> 03:58:58.020
and then bake bread in the computer? Are those actually just microwaves?

03:58:58.020 --> 03:59:03.780
I think so. Similar to. I know they use some form of light as the heat source,

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but it's just so strange. Yeah, as a child, oh, that's magic.

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Absolutely. Yeah, I loved easy bake ovens, but let's be honest,

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any time you made something, it would come out like just mush.

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Yeah, nobody wanted to eat it. Oh, isn't it cute?

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So much time. And the cleanup afterwards, too, is just like all this work

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for nothing except for mush, I guess.

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But it was fun. Yeah, exactly. I think they want to see a quick pumpkin update there.

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It's coming together. I really need to do the toenails.

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It's a it's a Carbisaurus. Oh, that's a bread.

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Bread Dino. Bread Dino. It kind of looks like a turtle, but it's OK.

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She's she's cute. She's working. Thank you.

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I want to make a t-shirt and a plushie of it. Yes. I feel like a plushie would be really cute.

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That'd be awesome. Is it loaf or is it dinosaur?

03:59:58.420 --> 04:00:02.780
Exactly. Exactly. Is it? Yeah. Is it loaf? Is it dino?

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Find out when you when you get one.

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Are there any products that you wish that we had that we don't have right now?

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Jibbitz. Do you like crocs?

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Do you wear crocs? She got me into crocs.

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Oh, my gosh. I feel like Nicole starts a lot of trends here, too.

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It was Matt. He started the trend and then I saw he looked so comfy,

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so happy. I want to be at that level of comfort.

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True. True. Yeah, now I have my office crocs. I love that.

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Yeah, I won't lie. When I saw a few people wearing crocs around the office,

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I also bought myself some. And I made sure I bought a pair of the ones with the fuzz

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inside for winter time. Soft and fluffy.

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So like we don't do sandals here anymore. We just do crocs.

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Everybody just wears crocs. It's the best.

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It really is. I got Sammy into it, Hoffman.

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I think Marcus has a pair of summer crocs. OK, yeah.

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Yeah, but slowly. It's happening. Yes, it's happening.

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Yeah, so maybe, yeah, jibbitz would be a good idea, huh?

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It's something that we are working on.

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I don't know if it will end up being released or not, but it is something that we're working on, so.

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Bread jibbitz. Bread jib. I want to make RGB jibbitz, too, once that light up.

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Have you seen the jibbitz that are just like flashlight attachments?

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No. Oh my gosh, we need to make that.

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Yeah, they're so cool. Yeah, we need it to. We need that, but change that change color.

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Yes. Oh, they'll be so pretty. I'm feeling red today.

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Change it to red. Or have them constantly, like.

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Lay out doing the RGB, whatever color thing.

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Every step you take. Oh my gosh. Changes colors.

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That would be so dope. Yeah, it's like the light up shoes.

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Yeah, I love those. Yeah, me too. I always wanted a pair.

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I think I talked about that in my ShortCircuit

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when I did the Nike Adapt shoes. It's like I really wanted a pair of light up

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sketches so bad as a kid. Those on wheelies.

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Did you ever have wheelies? I had wheelies. Oh, I'm so jealous.

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They're so fun. Oh, I'm so jealous. They're really tiring after a while,

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because you have to lift your toes up. I feel like your Achilles heel or tendon

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would just be in pain after a while. And then eventually it just becomes like your parents

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dragging you along as your heels are off.

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Yep. Oh my gosh. I want to try them at some point.

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Oh, do they make them in adult sizes? I don't know.

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Somebody was telling me you could buy them on Amazon now. But I keep forgetting about it, because it's really not

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like a life milestone per se. But maybe it will be a Canon event.

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We'll see. It definitely should be. We could bring them back like that.

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Yes.

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Every wheelie around the office, I feel like that's going to be safety hazard.

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Well, but wheelies, you know. Wheelies.

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Have you been wearing the LTT onesie at all?

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Do you have one? I do have one. I love it. Good.

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I tend to walk around my apartment building in the onesie.

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In the onesie, or in giant hoodies. Yes.

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Comfort is number one, always. Definitely is, always.

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Yes. It's my going out, but not so far out.

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That I'll be judged. Yes. The onesie is great.

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I think Dennis wore it out to a restaurant or something

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at some point, I feel like I saw. But one day, I'll have the courage to be able to do that.

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So comfy. We should have a company-wide onesie day.

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I fully agree. Actually, ironically, when you say that is,

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Yvonne was here earlier, and I was saying, we should have a pajama day.

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And then when Ariana was on, we were talking about how the onesies should be a company-wide uniform.

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Yeah. So like, hey, more than one person

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want it, Nick, if you're watching. Are we turning it into an event?

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It's going to be a company bonding event. Yes. Yes.

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Onesie day. We show up in our crocs, our onesies.

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Oh my gosh. The gibbets. That sounds like the best day ever.

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Somebody can bring donuts or cupcakes, and we can just like, chill out, throw a movie on.

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Oh, movie party, like a movie marathon with our onesies.

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Yes. Oh, so comfy. Oh, that sounds amazing.

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Now I want that. I want that. I wish I was in my onesie right now.

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Same. But this kind of almost counts.

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Yeah. You look like comfy and cozy. This is very comfy. This is what I wear at home when I'm editing.

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Yes. It's wonderful. Do you?

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See, I get judged a lot because I use a blanket on my desk.

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Do you ever use a blanket at your desk? I have a blanket at my desk right here right now.

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Everybody in Creator Warehouse is like, oh, Sarah has her blanket on.

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And Kyle will make fun of me because it will be really hot

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in Creator Warehouse. But I just I need my comfort blanket. It's different.

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Exactly. It feels like a hug. It does. Yes.

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I have to work with a blanket in my lab.

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No matter how warm. I'm so glad we're on the same page.

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Maybe that's just because January 13th is our start day.

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So it's bringing blankets to LMG Day.

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And just moving forward, everybody needs to wear a blanket on January 13th.

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Yes, we should. So onesies are blankets?

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Brainstorming.

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Yeah, we should have a planning committee

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and then plan monthly dress codes or monthly activities

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or something would be so fun. That'll be so fun. And then they can be all part of the LTT Store too.

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Yes. So everyone can participate. Yes. Onesie week.

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We'll have a track suit week.

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We'll have what else do we have?

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A potato sack week. A potato sack week.

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Bread week. Bread week. Bring your bread to work.

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Did you see? We still have this bread. That's wild.

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It looks fresh. Like it looks brand new, but it's solid.

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Give you poke it. It's like a rock. Oh, jeez.

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Yeah, it's real crusty. Pun intended.

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At what point does it stop becoming bread? Yeah, like what even is it now?

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Apparently a platform for a dinosaur to stand on top.

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It's going to fossilize. It will. We're going to have fossilized bread.

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I feel like we should put it in resin and then add a little tag to it that just

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says the bread of 2023. Oh.

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We got to make that happen. Oh, I'm so sorry. Did I hit you guys?

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I tend to pet it if I do it a smack. I know.

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I hit it. Oh, Mike. But we can keep it here? Yes, exactly.

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It's like a trophy of sorts.

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Yes. The day all the bread began.

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Yes.

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Well, thank you so much. Thanks for having me. Of course.

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It's an honor having you on here.

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Yeah, I really appreciate it. And I love your little monkey costume.

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Thank you. And I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day.

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You too. Editing videos. I'm excited to see the pumpkin.

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Yes, it's almost done, honestly. I think I need to finish cutting out the toes

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and then light it. And then it'll be done. And it's turned out better than I thought it would.

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It's really cute. Thank you. I want to make t-shirts.

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Yes, please. We'll work on that. We can make a day for that, too.

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Yes. Bread of sort day.

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Thank you very much. OK, bye. Bye.

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Oh, jeez, headphones. I've done that on the podcast so many times.

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Thank you. Bye. Our next guest is coming in six minutes.

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Perfect. Hopefully. OK, maybe I can answer a question in the meantime

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if chat has any questions. Is there any pumpkin updates that we can talk about?

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Oh, yeah. I think I'm nearly done. I just need to finish some of the toenails.

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But look at her. Redisor is coming together now.

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It looks really nice. Thank you. I was like, I don't know how you're going to carve it,

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but now it's like holding more. I have pretty much really brought down the inside thickness.

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So it should glow nicely, which is good.

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Because when you carve like this, it's a lot harder to see it if you don't carve it thin enough.

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So look at me gibberish in a way.

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OK, questions. Do you see any good questions? Is there ever a chance of carprocrutics coming back?

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No, there's not. And I'm like, because I genuinely wish we would do like just

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some spur-of-the-moment episodes when like new movies come out.

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Could you imagine if we did like a carprocritics barbenheimer episode?

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That would be so it would be like eight hours long. But it would be so much fun because I feel like the banter

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is not something that you get much of throughout any

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of our other channels. I guess that's because it's a podcast, aside from WAN Show really.

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But it's just like such amazing personalities coming together to talk about things that we're passionate about movies.

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And so I am sad, but it doesn't seem like there is going to be another chance or opportunity for it

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to come back for any reason at all.

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So yeah. So Rycat asks, hey Sarah, what makes you happiest, both at work

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and personal? Oh, that's a cute question.

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Oh boy. See, I feel like the answer to this should be really easy.

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But I just generally try to make and take positivity out

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of everything in my day because being negative regarding

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anything at all will make it worse than it is, I guess.

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And so everything kind of makes me happy in a way

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because I just try to be positive about everything. But what makes me happiest?

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I think I love drawing and I love designing things that other people like.

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And just shooting videos is fun too.

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Like that makes me happy. I like being how it's so hard to word this on the spot.

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But I like being, it makes me happy that I can make other people happy

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or I can make other people's days in a way. Like just being a positive person for other people

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because I know what it's like to have a bad day and bad days suck. So if I can make somebody's bad day better,

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that makes me happy. That's like the most broad way of answering that question.

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No, I think it's a pretty good answer. I think a lot of people, like creators say it's like,

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oh, it feels good to make content because I know it makes at least one person's day better.

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Yeah, exactly. Yeah. And another question here for you.

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Jimmy Jones, one, two, five, six asks, do you get tired after these streams

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or do they give you energy? Oh, boy. So like anytime I'm on camera,

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I feel super exhausted afterwards. I think it's just a matter of like not taking any breaks.

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But I really enjoy doing it. Like I have so much fun doing it.

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So while I do feel tired afterwards,

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during and in the moment, I feel energized.

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So yeah, hopefully that answers that. I get a privilege of walking out sometimes.

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Yeah. I went to go upstairs to eat five minutes and then came running down once I saw James left.

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I was like, okay, I gotta come back. Yeah, I mean, I only do it once every while.

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So it's not a huge deal. Like doing this every day of my life

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or like shooting videos like Linus does every day, I can't imagine doing that because it is tiring.

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But when I do do it, I really, really enjoy it.

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So yeah. All right, we got another question here from Antonda Man.

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Okay. Can you leak a dino theme merch?

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But we'll answer that after our next guest here, Jessica. Yes! Hello, welcome.

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Come on on, come on on. Come on on.

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How are you? How's your day been? Oh no, I also wanna know about the dinosaurs.

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Oh boy. I love dinosaurs. Really?

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Not to be a huge stereotype, but I have autism

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and I go to bed every night, just listen to podcasts about dinosaurs.

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It's so soothing. Oh my gosh. How are we not best friends yet?

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Like seriously. I don't think we work in the same building. No, we don't.

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That makes me sad. How we met, how you and I met was,

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you were in the lounge talking to Jonathan Horst

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and I heard your voice

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and I slammed out of the closet I was in.

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This is a literal closet. It's true, it was. There's a literal unused closet up near the lounge

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that I like to stand in when I'm feeling overwhelmed because it's not used for anything else.

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It's just me in an abandoned trash can.

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It's a good closet. It is a great closet. It's one of the nicest closets I've ever hidden.

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And I just opened it up and I'm like, I heard the voice of a human woman.

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Yeah, those don't really exist in this building. I was so excited.

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No, it was wonderful. You just wanna give a quick introduction of who you are

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because I don't think you're on camera as much. Who are you, what do you do?

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I am Jessica Peugeot and I'm part of the writing department.

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Yes. Specifically, my main duties is to write Linus' notes for,

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and Luke's mostly Linus' notes for the WAN Show

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and I also pitch in with Techlinked and Gamelinked.

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You just wanna move a little closer to the camera there. Or I mean the mic there.

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I tend to stay far away from the mic for a reason and it's because I have a bit of a cannon.

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People can echolocate, kind of triangulate where I am

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in a building just by the sound of my laughter.

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So I'm well aware that I need to keep at least a length away.

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Me too. Like my laugh, literally.

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Cannon is the perfect way to explain it because that's truly how I feel.

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I could take down a plane. I need to be careful.

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Sometimes I laugh so hard I make my own ears ring.

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Oh no!

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Wow, we're very similar. Yeah. I'm just twins basically.

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Do you like True Crime? Do you listen to True Crime? I wouldn't say it's my favorite,

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but I do run a True Crime podcast. I better like it.

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Yeah, I hope so. Well, it's a combination True Crime History podcast,

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but my partner who does it, she writes for the Beaverton.

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Oh, cool. And she has a master's in forensic psychology.

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So she usually does, you know, the, ooh, disappearance.

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Right. Topics, whereas I'm just like, naval battles.

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That's so good, though. Oh, that's so fun. Who wants to talk about the Roman Empire?

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Actually, I saw a post recently that said, if you ask a random male how often they...

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It's a huge thing on TikTok. Yeah. Sammy, do you ever think about the Roman Empire?

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All the time. All the time. What? All the time, I get it.

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Well, here's the thing. Like when I'm thinking about the Roman Empire or the Roman Republic, let's be fair,

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the Roman Republic is also pretty sweet. It's mostly just because it has so much impacted.

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Like when I'm thinking of the Roman Empire, I'm not just thinking about the Roman Empire.

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I'm thinking about aqueducts. Okay. Right.

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I'm thinking about the width of roads. Right.

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The standard width of a road is approximately two horse butts.

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Really? It's approximately two horse butts. Wow.

04:16:08.740 --> 04:16:13.740
Because we built the grade of railways

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on the grade of old roads in Britain. And those old roads in Britain were built on the grade,

04:16:20.700 --> 04:16:28.180
the width of the Roman roads when Britain was under conquest by the Roman Empire.

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And those roads were built so a chariot with two horses

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could easily navigate them. Oh. So like when you know enough about history,

04:16:39.220 --> 04:16:42.220
you see how all these little things are weirdly connected

04:16:42.220 --> 04:16:45.580
and you just end up thinking about the Roman Empire.

04:16:45.580 --> 04:16:48.660
Like I always think, like, whenever you hear about like a lead policy,

04:16:48.660 --> 04:16:50.900
like lead abatement policy, again,

04:16:52.580 --> 04:16:57.100
please try again. Yeah. The phone thinks I'm trying to talk to it.

04:16:57.300 --> 04:17:01.540
That's fair enough. But like when I'm thinking about lead abatement, I'm also thinking about the Roman Empire

04:17:01.540 --> 04:17:05.060
because they used lead acetate to sweeten their wine.

04:17:05.060 --> 04:17:09.460
Really? They used lead. Lead apparently tastes quite sweet.

04:17:09.460 --> 04:17:12.980
Interesting. I feel like I need to taste lead now.

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Just like. Don't. Not recommended, but.

04:17:16.300 --> 04:17:20.580
But like it must taste so good. Yeah. If they use it to sweeten their wine.

04:17:20.580 --> 04:17:25.740
Interesting. I feel like I could listen to you like talk about this all day.

04:17:25.780 --> 04:17:30.740
I feel like I can learn a lot from you. I would be, I'm excited to have any audience.

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Yes. Because when I was growing up, like I,

04:17:34.220 --> 04:17:40.300
my one social skill, my one major social skill is just trying to make the things I'm interested in

04:17:40.300 --> 04:17:45.660
interesting to other people. I can't, I can't, I can't do anything else,

04:17:45.660 --> 04:17:49.580
but I will try so hard to make what I'm into

04:17:49.580 --> 04:17:53.580
something other people can be into because otherwise I'm trapped.

04:17:54.580 --> 04:17:58.740
No, you're really good at it. Like I feel so immersed and engaged in this.

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Because like my mom, when I was growing up, she would get me to, she had like sleeping issues.

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So she would just get me to go off about one of my favorite topics so I could talk to sleep.

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She's just like, Jesse, just, just, what are you into right now?

04:18:13.100 --> 04:18:16.660
And I'm like, I've been really researching semicolon. She's like talking to me about that.

04:18:16.660 --> 04:18:21.460
And then she'd be out like a light 20 minutes later. Oh my gosh.

04:18:21.460 --> 04:18:25.300
So has there been anything in particular that you've been super into right now?

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Other than dinosaurs? Dinosaurs just rule. Like dinosaurs are awesome.

04:18:28.980 --> 04:18:33.180
So sweet. Can you tell me some fun facts about dinosaurs? Because I'll be honest, I love dinosaurs,

04:18:33.180 --> 04:18:38.380
but I don't know that much about them. OK, so one of my favorite dinosaurs is called Overraptor.

04:18:38.380 --> 04:18:43.340
OK. Now, Overraptor was originally believed to be an egg thief.

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They found it. They found it crushed on top of this pile of eggs.

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And they figured, well, this guy got caught in the act.

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He was stealing eggs. No, no, no.

04:18:55.220 --> 04:18:58.980
No, no, no. In fact, they later decided, they

04:18:58.980 --> 04:19:03.620
later decided based on like its position and how many other similar dinosaurs

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they found also in the proximity of nests of eggs

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that this was in fact a father. Oh.

04:19:11.300 --> 04:19:15.980
Protecting his eggs, much like the modern emus

04:19:15.980 --> 04:19:19.620
and which would be very similarly shaped, actually.

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Emus and I think cassowaries as well.

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Ostriches, maybe? That's third one. Ostriches, yes. Ostriches, I just forgot the word.

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I can remember Overraptor for some reason. I've forgotten what an ostrich is.

04:19:33.140 --> 04:19:38.340
That's OK. I got you. I got you. Ostriches will mate with a bunch of different females

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and the females will lay their eggs. But the father will guard all of the eggs

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and he will raise all the babies. Wow. Yeah, they are doting fathers.

04:19:48.060 --> 04:19:53.620
Wow. They figured that this dinosaur, which was named

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after being an egg thief, was in fact a doting father.

04:19:58.500 --> 04:20:02.540
Wow. That's fascinating to me. Misrepresentation.

04:20:02.540 --> 04:20:06.020
Wow. You know, it's just like it is nowadays.

04:20:06.020 --> 04:20:09.140
People going up to fathers like, oh, dad's baby sitting today.

04:20:09.140 --> 04:20:12.380
Oh, you know, oh, dad's kidnapping some eggs

04:20:12.380 --> 04:20:16.780
so that he can eat them secretively. No. Like, a dad's a dad.

04:20:16.780 --> 04:20:21.420
Yeah, dad's a parent. They're a parent, yeah.

04:20:21.420 --> 04:20:24.900
Oh, that's awesome. And in conclusion, dinosaurs and paleontology

04:20:24.900 --> 04:20:28.100
prove why we need to have the little koala baby stations in the men's room as well.

04:20:28.100 --> 04:20:31.620
Yes. Yes. So the dad's a dad.

04:20:31.620 --> 04:20:35.180
I love this. Do you have any more dinosaur facts?

04:20:35.180 --> 04:20:38.340
Like, I want a million. I've got a lot of dinosaur facts.

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Oh, my gosh. I grew up, I grew up, I had a very religious upbringing

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and I was not introduced to dinosaurs early on.

04:20:49.740 --> 04:20:54.020
But now that I've found them and I'm obsessed. Yes.

04:20:54.020 --> 04:20:57.780
What's another good dinosaur fact? Oh, spinosauruses.

04:20:57.780 --> 04:21:03.020
I freaking love spinosauruses. But they, like, Jurassic Park did not really

04:21:03.020 --> 04:21:06.660
do them justice in what they looked like. But I guess that's something that we're kind of learning

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a lot more about now. Part of it is just that our understanding of the spinosaurus

04:21:10.940 --> 04:21:16.980
has evolved so much. Like, we viewed them as terrestrial predators.

04:21:16.980 --> 04:21:20.380
And nowadays, it's like, no, they are fish eaters.

04:21:20.380 --> 04:21:27.300
They are semi-aquatic, just magnificent.

04:21:27.300 --> 04:21:30.500
The first dinosaur toy I ever had was a spinosaurus.

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But it was very much shaped after the Jurassic Park one

04:21:33.940 --> 04:21:38.780
and not what they look like now. But yeah, they got cute little tiny legs,

04:21:38.780 --> 04:21:43.020
little flipper paws. It's kind of understandable that we

04:21:43.020 --> 04:21:49.580
had this misconception about spinosaurus because I think the earliest spinosaurus fossil was actually,

04:21:49.580 --> 04:21:53.660
like, there was drawings of it. But it got destroyed during World War II.

04:21:53.660 --> 04:21:58.780
Oh. Yeah, it got bombed. And then we just, we had these drawings

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of this partial fossil, but we just

04:22:02.660 --> 04:22:07.740
didn't have enough information. So this is really stuff we've just pieced together since.

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I say we, like, I'm a paleontologist. I have a French degree.

04:22:12.460 --> 04:22:16.580
Hey, but you probably know more dinosaur facts than, like, the average person.

04:22:16.580 --> 04:22:20.420
So basically a paleontologist. Basically a paleontologist.

04:22:20.420 --> 04:22:24.260
Give me a degree. Yes. I want to, I want to, I want to, like, a little grad hat.

04:22:24.260 --> 04:22:28.300
Yes. I wonder if there's any universities that

04:22:28.300 --> 04:22:34.340
are solely paleontology based. And if they have dinosaurs on the actual certificates.

04:22:34.340 --> 04:22:37.580
I mean, if they weren't printed with little dinosaurs on them, what's the point?

04:22:37.580 --> 04:22:41.420
Yeah, exactly. If you're a paleontologist, and you don't wake up every morning

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and pour out a bag of frozen, like, dino nuggies,

04:22:44.860 --> 04:22:48.620
and just pull up a pair of little dino socks,

04:22:48.620 --> 04:22:51.780
what are you doing with your life? You're living my dream, and you can't even admit.

04:22:51.780 --> 04:22:55.260
Yes. Oh, I'm with you on that one.

04:22:55.260 --> 04:22:59.540
I want that to be my life. I want to wake up every day to dino nuggies.

04:22:59.540 --> 04:23:05.220
Yeah, I mean, you should live every day, like you are the Ms. Frizzle of your occupation.

04:23:05.220 --> 04:23:10.020
Just fully commit. I want to get a bunch of bow ties with little tech designs

04:23:10.020 --> 04:23:13.220
on them. Yes. Like little GPUs and stuff.

04:23:13.220 --> 04:23:17.540
I would love that. Or like just circuitry patterned. I love that idea.

04:23:17.540 --> 04:23:20.980
We should make some for LTT Store. I would love that.

04:23:20.980 --> 04:23:24.540
Oh my gosh, can we make tech ties and tech bow ties fashion team?

04:23:24.540 --> 04:23:28.220
You watching? I will wear it.

04:23:28.220 --> 04:23:32.180
Yes. I'm the only person who comes into work in formal wear

04:23:32.180 --> 04:23:37.020
every day, because I have found one outfit that looks good

04:23:37.220 --> 04:23:40.540
on me, and I'm going to wear variations of this until I die. Well, it looks amazing.

04:23:40.540 --> 04:23:44.540
Like you always look good. You always look good. Yeah, yeah.

04:23:44.540 --> 04:23:48.420
Sweater, sweater rest. Yes. They're very good because they put you

04:23:48.420 --> 04:23:52.860
in this nice middle ground in terms of formality. Right. Or like you look like you're taking things seriously,

04:23:52.860 --> 04:23:58.660
but also you're cozy. Yeah. And you can pair like different vests with different button ups.

04:23:58.660 --> 04:24:02.220
And like, yeah, you always look good. Always.

04:24:02.220 --> 04:24:05.780
I'm being complimented. It's true. I'll be honest.

04:24:05.780 --> 04:24:10.860
I went and bought a button up in a vest after I saw you one day, and I was like, I need to style that because it literally

04:24:10.860 --> 04:24:14.500
looks phenomenal. Yeah, this is probably my most boring outfit.

04:24:14.500 --> 04:24:19.660
Boring? Well, it's gray on gray. And then I have blue glasses.

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Normally, I buy glasses really cheap offline,

04:24:22.660 --> 04:24:28.500
and then I give them a bunch of colors so that I can style it and be a little bit more extravagant.

04:24:28.500 --> 04:24:32.460
And I've been pushed to be a little bit more colorful,

04:24:32.460 --> 04:24:35.420
so now I have yellow glasses. I'm here for it.

04:24:36.100 --> 04:24:40.340
Yellow is the color of happy in sunshine. It is a very happy color.

04:24:40.340 --> 04:24:45.780
Yeah. It's a lot, though. I also have like a full yellow sweater vest.

04:24:45.780 --> 04:24:50.100
Oh my gosh, I need to see that. It's aggressively 80s.

04:24:50.100 --> 04:24:54.660
But you know, like the 80s were a good time other than something.

04:24:54.660 --> 04:24:59.900
Yeah, precisely. No, I want to see you do a TechLinked.

04:24:59.900 --> 04:25:04.220
Have you done like a TechLinked? I've never hosted. I've never hosted.

04:25:04.220 --> 04:25:09.820
I've heckled, but obviously you can't really get the full experience of my fashion sense

04:25:09.820 --> 04:25:13.700
from behind the camera. Yeah. Is that something that you've been interested in doing

04:25:13.700 --> 04:25:16.700
is doing a TechLinked to yourself?

04:25:16.700 --> 04:25:19.700
I really like the idea. Yes.

04:25:19.700 --> 04:25:24.020
Any time that people are paying attention to me, I am jazzed.

04:25:24.020 --> 04:25:27.420
I love being the center of attention at all times.

04:25:27.420 --> 04:25:31.820
Well, it's great. I literally could sit and have a conversation with you.

04:25:31.820 --> 04:25:36.380
It doesn't matter what it is. You're just a very entertaining person.

04:25:36.380 --> 04:25:39.780
Don't be nice to me. No, it's true. It's so true.

04:25:39.780 --> 04:25:44.020
Like we need to sit down and chat sometime also.

04:25:44.020 --> 04:25:47.660
Like even when I get mean comments about myself, well, here's the thing.

04:25:47.660 --> 04:25:51.220
I'm the local roast battle champion. Oh, really?

04:25:51.220 --> 04:25:55.140
I'm the local roast battle champion. And in fact, I'm the champion of the largest

04:25:55.140 --> 04:26:00.260
roast battle in Canada. Damn, I want like round of applause for that.

04:26:00.260 --> 04:26:03.580
Which either says a lot about that roast battle or says a lot about Canada.

04:26:03.580 --> 04:26:09.140
Um, it's not good.

04:26:09.140 --> 04:26:14.100
The largest roast battle in Canada should not be in Langley.

04:26:14.100 --> 04:26:19.020
I didn't even know that was a thing. Oh, yeah, it's very much a thing. Wow, roast battle.

04:26:19.020 --> 04:26:22.060
Yes, so when people insult me in comments,

04:26:22.060 --> 04:26:25.100
I'm mostly just judging their form.

04:26:25.100 --> 04:26:31.260
I was like, come up with something better. Yes, I need to look at the comments like that more

04:26:31.260 --> 04:26:34.940
because I'm always just like, oh, I need to watch that about myself.

04:26:34.940 --> 04:26:39.020
But no, if I start picking on the comment or it will make me feel better.

04:26:39.020 --> 04:26:42.780
I'm like, my SO calls me worst things as pet names.

04:26:42.780 --> 04:26:47.860
Come on. What do you have like a best roast that you've ever

04:26:47.860 --> 04:26:52.300
said that you remember that you're just like, I nailed that.

04:26:52.300 --> 04:26:57.580
I probably have a list of them in my phone. The other night I was going against a fellow.

04:26:57.580 --> 04:27:02.220
This was last weekend. I was going against a fellow from Romania, not a fellow

04:27:02.220 --> 04:27:05.700
from Romania. I was going against a fellow from Romania.

04:27:05.700 --> 04:27:09.860
And I think I, at one point, had called him Dwayne the Pierogi Johnson.

04:27:09.860 --> 04:27:13.060
He was like, that's so good.

04:27:13.060 --> 04:27:16.340
After he lost, the entire room gets to heckle him.

04:27:16.340 --> 04:27:20.660
And at one point, I shouted out because everyone else was making Ukrainian jokes.

04:27:20.660 --> 04:27:24.300
And I'm like, the reason everyone keeps making Ukrainian jokes is because you're not

04:27:24.300 --> 04:27:29.740
sexy enough to be Dracula. Oh boy, that was it for him.

04:27:29.740 --> 04:27:36.860
He like, he roasted after that. He does have a crush on me, so he liked it.

04:27:36.860 --> 04:27:41.460
Like, you like that? You like that? I feel like I need to go to a roast battle now and watch it

04:27:41.460 --> 04:27:44.900
because I feel like that would be so entertaining. It's very interesting.

04:27:44.900 --> 04:27:47.980
It can be pretty vulgar. There are rated usually.

04:27:47.980 --> 04:27:54.060
That being said, I don't go for very vulgar. Like vulgarity is like a very important form of self

04:27:54.100 --> 04:27:58.340
expression, but it's not really like my thing. I mostly go absurdist.

04:27:58.340 --> 04:28:02.980
OK, yeah. I feel like that's a good way of like getting

04:28:02.980 --> 04:28:06.300
under somebody's skin, you know, like the deep cuts.

04:28:06.300 --> 04:28:11.620
Oh, just never taking anything personally is like the ultimate key in a roast battle.

04:28:11.620 --> 04:28:14.740
Like people will insult me by like comparing me to Velma Dinkley.

04:28:14.740 --> 04:28:19.300
And I'm just like, yeah, the hot one. Yeah, exactly.

04:28:19.300 --> 04:28:22.780
Hot and smart. People love Velma, right?

04:28:22.820 --> 04:28:26.700
It's true, honestly. That orange, that orange sweater dress.

04:28:29.940 --> 04:28:33.980
Oh, my gosh, that's amazing. Well, before you go, do you want to spin the wheel

04:28:33.980 --> 04:28:39.500
and answer one of the the prompts? Nothing can be as interesting as as learning about dinosaurs

04:28:39.500 --> 04:28:44.220
in the Roman Empire, but it's spooky, maybe spooky.

04:28:45.620 --> 04:28:49.500
Does it say? Oh, answer chat question. All right, Sammy, are you over there?

04:28:49.500 --> 04:28:55.260
Yeah, there was one I thought a while back. Jessica, what did you do before LMG?

04:28:55.260 --> 04:29:01.820
By Astra Kin, 13. Before LMG, well, I was a stand-up comedian, obviously,

04:29:01.820 --> 04:29:06.860
and that's something I'm still doing. But in terms of like my formal profession,

04:29:06.860 --> 04:29:11.780
I was a, I was an administrative assistant

04:29:11.780 --> 04:29:18.340
for the federal government. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, I worked for an assistant deputy minister for ESDC,

04:29:18.340 --> 04:29:20.820
which is, I think, employment,

04:29:22.220 --> 04:29:28.460
employment and development Canada. So that's the people who issue passports

04:29:28.460 --> 04:29:31.580
and provide social welfare.

04:29:31.580 --> 04:29:36.260
And I worked in the head office. Well, not the head office, that's in Ottawa,

04:29:36.260 --> 04:29:41.180
but I worked for the lady in control of Western Canada.

04:29:41.180 --> 04:29:47.420
Wow. Yeah. No wonder you're a comedian. Got a freaking soft in that craziness.

04:29:47.460 --> 04:29:52.060
I got to express myself. Yeah, exactly. I just spend all day in a desk across

04:29:52.060 --> 04:29:55.660
from a portrait of the queen. That sounds dreadful. Rest in peace.

04:29:55.660 --> 04:29:59.140
Yes. I mean, I'm just, I am genuinely devastated.

04:29:59.140 --> 04:30:02.700
You know, we used to have one of the hottest monarchs and now we have this butter face.

04:30:02.700 --> 04:30:06.380
Queen Vets, you've gone too soon.

04:30:08.100 --> 04:30:09.820
10 out of 10, you were a dime.

04:30:13.380 --> 04:30:18.500
I need you to come back here after. That was like, that was like a joke on my podcast

04:30:18.500 --> 04:30:21.900
that I did for a long time, just me relentlessly sexualizing the queen.

04:30:21.900 --> 04:30:24.900
That was a good joke. It's also been a joke since college.

04:30:24.900 --> 04:30:29.540
I think I've over committed to the bit. No such thing. No such thing.

04:30:29.540 --> 04:30:34.380
But like, it was to the point when her husband died, like fans of my podcast were messaging me,

04:30:34.380 --> 04:30:35.980
telling me that it was my chance.

04:30:37.980 --> 04:30:41.860
Oh my God. Oh, that's great.

04:30:41.860 --> 04:30:45.220
And then when she died, they were messaging, they were messaging my podcasting partner.

04:30:45.220 --> 04:30:48.380
Just like, is Jessica okay? Missed your chance.

04:30:48.380 --> 04:30:49.540
It was her birthday.

04:30:51.820 --> 04:30:55.020
Happy birthday. Is Jessica dealing with this loss?

04:30:55.020 --> 04:30:59.740
How's she doing? How's she doing? Well, thank you so much for joining my stream.

04:30:59.740 --> 04:31:03.820
I really appreciate it. It was nice being here. Yes, it was nice like finally getting a chance

04:31:03.820 --> 04:31:08.580
to chat with you. We haven't really chatted since like February.

04:31:08.580 --> 04:31:11.580
Yeah, it's been a long ass time. Been a long time. Yeah.

04:31:11.580 --> 04:31:15.700
It's the whole separate building thing, but that's okay. Your pumpkin looks lovely.

04:31:15.700 --> 04:31:19.180
Thank you, Brutosaurus. Thank you so much.

04:31:19.180 --> 04:31:21.780
Happy Halloween. Giantosaurus. Dinosaur.

04:31:23.540 --> 04:31:27.500
I love it. We have one more guest coming in three minutes. Okay, what time is he?

04:31:27.500 --> 04:31:30.580
407. Yeah.

04:31:30.580 --> 04:31:34.060
It looks like you're almost done though, right? I think I am done. Oh no.

04:31:34.060 --> 04:31:37.100
Curtis can be so sad. Because technically, Curtis was to come.

04:31:37.100 --> 04:31:42.140
Then Jessica came, something she took over. That's okay. Curtis can come for a little bit.

04:31:42.140 --> 04:31:45.780
I will need to like make sure that it's thinned out enough and put the candle in.

04:31:45.780 --> 04:31:49.060
Yeah. I think Curtis, oh, Curtis is right there. I see him.

04:31:49.060 --> 04:31:51.940
Yay. I don't know when she'll come.

04:31:56.340 --> 04:32:01.020
I've made a huge mess of the way and set and Linus and Luke are gonna come in here on Friday

04:32:01.020 --> 04:32:04.620
and be like, why is there pumpkin shit everywhere? Hello. Hello.

04:32:04.620 --> 04:32:08.540
Welcome. Good afternoon, evening. Good Halloween.

04:32:08.540 --> 04:32:11.460
Hello. Let's just put this on.

04:32:11.860 --> 04:32:16.940
Only if you want to hear yourself. Okay. Which isn't usually the best thing, but.

04:32:16.940 --> 04:32:20.380
Can I turn myself under this? Oh, I can. Yay. That's trippy.

04:32:20.380 --> 04:32:24.860
All right, so explain to chat who you are and what you do and what your costume is.

04:32:24.860 --> 04:32:31.060
Yes. So I'm Curtis. I work in HR and I deal with stuff like ironing,

04:32:31.060 --> 04:32:34.380
writing policies, sometimes booking travel

04:32:34.380 --> 04:32:37.300
amongst other things and planning and other stuff.

04:32:38.300 --> 04:32:41.660
My costume is, I woke up and my tummy hurty.

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So I forgot it was Halloween. I was like, okay, I'm just gonna roll up

04:32:44.980 --> 04:32:48.180
and then I found this cute little bunny ear thing

04:32:48.180 --> 04:32:51.420
that has good audio pass through. Yes. Here we go.

04:32:51.420 --> 04:32:55.980
Going for comfort. I think that's the goal of Halloween is like, you gotta be cute and comfy.

04:32:55.980 --> 04:32:59.060
It's a thin line, right? Like you have to be entertaining enough,

04:32:59.060 --> 04:33:03.660
but then also, you know, tummy hurty. You gotta watch out. Yeah, we don't like tummy hurty.

04:33:03.660 --> 04:33:08.380
So I have a wheel. If you're interested, do it a spin

04:33:08.380 --> 04:33:12.220
and then answer the prompt. Oh, spin left or right. What are we feeling?

04:33:12.220 --> 04:33:16.740
Totally up to you. Chat, what do you think? Oh, wait, no, I'll wait for Kat to decide.

04:33:16.740 --> 04:33:20.460
I lied. Don't look at this. All right, left or right. Sammy, you'll have to let us know

04:33:20.460 --> 04:33:23.940
because the iPad died. What? The iPad died.

04:33:23.940 --> 04:33:27.980
Weapon? Left or right, left or right? Left or right? Kat, right, left or right?

04:33:29.820 --> 04:33:32.940
I don't know what's for. I was on my phone, what? That's okay.

04:33:32.940 --> 04:33:36.860
Chat knows. Yeah. I'm thinking the first three answers.

04:33:36.860 --> 04:33:40.060
There's two people who said right, so still right. Right spin.

04:33:40.060 --> 04:33:43.420
Is this right? This is right. I think so. Yeah, that seems right.

04:33:43.420 --> 04:33:46.420
Yeah, sure. Right, that's right. All right, what do we got?

04:33:46.420 --> 04:33:49.580
Okay, underrated Halloween candy.

04:33:49.580 --> 04:33:54.380
Underrated Halloween candy. Oh, I remember when I was a kid,

04:33:54.380 --> 04:33:57.620
I was in like Lands Down Wall in Richmond.

04:33:57.620 --> 04:34:02.260
And they had like a trading card shop. Oh yeah. They gave it like Yu-Gi-Oh cards as candy.

04:34:02.260 --> 04:34:06.780
Oh my gosh. More people need to do that. Yu-Gi-Oh cards and Pokemon cards.

04:34:06.780 --> 04:34:09.900
That would be so fun. Yeah, you just crack it open and you're like, ooh.

04:34:09.900 --> 04:34:14.420
Yeah, it's more, I feel like that's healthier too.

04:34:14.420 --> 04:34:17.620
Like a little healthier option than giving out candy,

04:34:17.620 --> 04:34:21.780
but also candy is great. That's true. I like that, Yu-Gi-Oh cards.

04:34:21.780 --> 04:34:27.620
Yeah, Sammy bought, I saw on social media, Sammy posted that he bought like a box

04:34:27.620 --> 04:34:34.740
of like Gengar trick or treat. Oh yeah, Pokemon did like a trick or treat pack thing

04:34:35.580 --> 04:34:38.860
where it's like 120 of them in like a little case. Oh my gosh.

04:34:38.860 --> 04:34:42.780
It's like 40 bucks on Costco. So I was like, bet. Deal of the century.

04:34:42.780 --> 04:34:47.900
Yeah, try and get those hollows, right? Charizard, is that the one that everybody looks for?

04:34:47.900 --> 04:34:51.660
Not me. Sammy's a big Gengar fan.

04:34:51.660 --> 04:34:54.780
I see. Gengar is dope. Yeah, he's spooky, you know?

04:34:54.780 --> 04:34:58.380
Spooky, spooky Gengar. It's tis the season.

04:34:58.380 --> 04:35:03.140
It is, it really is. Okay, let me think.

04:35:03.140 --> 04:35:07.700
Have you watched any good movies lately? Are you a movie person? I'm not really a movie person.

04:35:07.700 --> 04:35:11.220
And also especially when it comes to like scary stuff, I'm like the worst.

04:35:11.220 --> 04:35:14.820
The Float Plainers will know if they've watched the Five Nights at Freddy's.

04:35:14.820 --> 04:35:18.140
Oh, did you have fun with that? Yeah.

04:35:18.140 --> 04:35:21.700
Who did you do it with? I did it with Chase. Oh, okay, that's a good combo.

04:35:21.700 --> 04:35:25.380
He was laughing the whole time and I'm like losing my soul.

04:35:25.380 --> 04:35:30.260
On the edge of your seat, like when is it gonna happen? Yeah, I'm like, hmm, he's spooky.

04:35:30.260 --> 04:35:34.260
Are you gonna watch the Five Nights at Freddy's movie? I will not, it's too scary.

04:35:34.300 --> 04:35:38.340
It wasn't very good. It was not very good? No, I wouldn't recommend it.

04:35:38.340 --> 04:35:42.620
Shocker. What's your favorite Halloween costume

04:35:42.620 --> 04:35:47.220
that you've seen or dressed up as? Mm, that I've seen or dressed up as.

04:35:47.220 --> 04:35:51.660
Well, I had this idea. I don't know if this is the wrong thing to say on stream.

04:35:51.660 --> 04:35:56.300
Then you can't say it, because don't say it. There's no wrong thing to say. I don't know if you can say it.

04:35:56.300 --> 04:36:00.020
I will not say it. No, yeah. Just say redacted.

04:36:00.020 --> 04:36:03.100
Redacted. Well, I just think sometimes

04:36:03.140 --> 04:36:06.300
when you look at certain subreddits, it's very scary. Oh, yeah.

04:36:07.300 --> 04:36:10.380
Yeah, reddit in general. Yeah, that's true.

04:36:10.380 --> 04:36:15.660
Come as reddit. It's a very spooky time. People have very very strong opinions.

04:36:17.660 --> 04:36:21.300
What is this? Do you carve pumpkins at all?

04:36:21.300 --> 04:36:24.940
No, but I'd love to. But yeah, pumpkin carving is so much fun.

04:36:24.940 --> 04:36:28.220
It looks like fun. Do you know what this is?

04:36:28.220 --> 04:36:32.700
Is that a red dinosaur? That's exactly what it is.

04:36:32.700 --> 04:36:35.900
It's a red dinosaur. It didn't exist before, but now it does.

04:36:35.900 --> 04:36:39.260
Now it does. I find it. Yes, exactly.

04:36:39.260 --> 04:36:42.260
It's right there. We're going to have to put it on a t-shirt. Yeah, exactly.

04:36:42.260 --> 04:36:45.620
It's a dinosaur on a cup of bread. We simply must. Yes, 100%.

04:36:45.620 --> 04:36:48.900
Curtis, what do you think of corn candy? Candy corn?

04:36:48.900 --> 04:36:52.700
Candy corn. Candy corn. Oh, I've had it like a few times.

04:36:52.700 --> 04:36:56.980
It's not like a common thing for me. It's been a hot topic of discussion here.

04:36:56.980 --> 04:36:59.980
What it's wrong. People don't like it. People don't like it.

04:36:59.980 --> 04:37:04.620
I'm like really not picky though. I'm really bad when it comes to the type of thing.

04:37:04.620 --> 04:37:09.780
Any candy is good candy. Yeah, if it's edible, it's probably fine.

04:37:09.780 --> 04:37:12.980
I'm kind of the same way. I have candies that I don't like,

04:37:12.980 --> 04:37:16.820
but if somebody put it in front of me, I will probably eat it anyways.

04:37:16.820 --> 04:37:23.700
Candy's candy. Food is food. Although that's what I thought until I went to eat at Denny's.

04:37:23.700 --> 04:37:28.260
I had their turkey dinner, and food was not food. Oh, no.

04:37:28.500 --> 04:37:32.860
Reminded me of the smell of a sink garbourator,

04:37:32.860 --> 04:37:38.100
but it's in your mouth. Yeah, like the mishmash of food that goes into the garbourator.

04:37:38.100 --> 04:37:42.100
Turkey dinner at Denny's. I highly don't recommend it.

04:37:42.100 --> 04:37:47.180
Unless you really enjoy that type of thing. I wonder if that's anybody's favorite dish.

04:37:47.180 --> 04:37:50.540
I'm sorry if I've offended anyone who likes that dish. It's OK.

04:37:50.540 --> 04:37:55.060
I said I don't like tootsie rolls, and people were offended by that, so.

04:37:55.060 --> 04:37:58.820
Interesting. I think they're OK. I mean, I don't dislike them or like them.

04:37:58.820 --> 04:38:02.180
I think they're overrated. OK, I can agree with that.

04:38:02.180 --> 04:38:06.900
I think it's a very popular candy. Yeah, that's what people hand out during Halloween time,

04:38:06.900 --> 04:38:12.620
and it's just like the wrapper is annoying, and it doesn't really taste like chocolate.

04:38:12.620 --> 04:38:16.060
It kind of has its own flavor. It's like essence of chocolate.

04:38:16.060 --> 04:38:19.900
When you get like flavored water, it's like essence of the flavor.

04:38:19.900 --> 04:38:25.700
Exactly. It tastes like watermelon. You're like, OK, I taste water, but that's fine.

04:38:25.700 --> 04:38:31.580
Part of it, I guess. Interesting. Do you have any favorite Halloween candies on?

04:38:31.580 --> 04:38:35.460
I feel like I answered this already, and I already forget what my answer was.

04:38:35.460 --> 04:38:39.020
But lots of people have said Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and I'm with that.

04:38:39.020 --> 04:38:44.420
I really like Reese's Peanut Butter Cups. What else?

04:38:44.420 --> 04:38:49.740
Jonathan said he likes when he gets chips during Halloween, and I was like, chips are good, full-size candy bars.

04:38:49.740 --> 04:38:55.420
Those are the best houses. But candy-wise, I'm not sure.

04:38:55.460 --> 04:38:58.940
Someone else said Smarties. I think Smarties are good.

04:38:58.940 --> 04:39:02.700
Smarties are good. I like the ones in the tiny little boxes. There was something that cracked open.

04:39:02.700 --> 04:39:07.380
Yeah, exactly. The little Halloween ones. Yeah, they're pretty good.

04:39:07.380 --> 04:39:13.220
What else? I'm trying to think if there's ever a time that I got something that was just the best thing ever,

04:39:13.220 --> 04:39:16.660
because I feel like getting Yu-Gi-Oh! cards is just one of those moments.

04:39:16.660 --> 04:39:19.780
Yeah, that was really cool.

04:39:19.780 --> 04:39:24.340
I don't know. I don't know if I have a favorite. I kind of like Coffee Crisp, but I feel like nobody

04:39:24.340 --> 04:39:27.340
likes Coffee Crisp. I love Coffee Crisp.

04:39:27.340 --> 04:39:32.580
Yeah, I think they're pretty good. It's a Canadian thing. It's a very Canadian answer, though, I was going to say.

04:39:32.580 --> 04:39:35.780
There's been so many candies. In fact, almost all the candies that we've talked about

04:39:35.780 --> 04:39:43.100
are solely Canadian candies. And it's so strange explaining to all of the people watching.

04:39:43.100 --> 04:39:46.900
We don't have American Smarties, which are like rockets.

04:39:46.900 --> 04:39:50.340
We have rockets. Wait, we have rockets. Yeah, exactly. Yeah.

04:39:50.340 --> 04:39:53.940
And then Lloyd was talking about ketchup chips and all dressed chips.

04:39:54.900 --> 04:39:59.780
What's your chip of choice? Chip of choice. I do like all dressed.

04:39:59.780 --> 04:40:04.820
I also like the Miss Vicki's Jalapeno chips. Oh, those ones are so good.

04:40:04.820 --> 04:40:11.900
That's for when I was in design school for parties, that's all kids would bring is like those Miss Vicki's chips.

04:40:11.900 --> 04:40:16.060
Kettle, kettle, kettle, what are they called? Yeah, the kettle cooked.

04:40:16.060 --> 04:40:20.540
Yeah. I was going to say popped, but they're not popped. Yeah, kettle cooked.

04:40:20.540 --> 04:40:26.700
Yeah. Does anybody in chat have questions for Curtis?

04:40:26.700 --> 04:40:31.340
I think Ariana took most of your questions. Yeah, she took them all. All the A's on questions.

04:40:31.340 --> 04:40:34.500
Understandable. Well, I'd like everyone to know that my favorite Halloween

04:40:34.500 --> 04:40:38.500
candy is white rabbit candy. Oh, I've never heard of that.

04:40:38.500 --> 04:40:42.900
It's like this Asian candy that like you open it,

04:40:42.900 --> 04:40:50.260
and there's rice paper underneath that you can eat. And then inside the rice paper is like this milky goodness

04:40:50.260 --> 04:40:54.300
candy. That sounds amazing. You'll have to bring some sometime.

04:40:54.300 --> 04:40:57.500
I will. They're really yummy. Yes, I want to try that.

04:40:57.500 --> 04:41:02.300
I feel like I'm like similar to what Jessica said. I feel like I don't really see that often because of that.

04:41:02.300 --> 04:41:06.780
Yeah, ever. Like I think this might be our first actual conversation

04:41:06.780 --> 04:41:10.500
aside from the paper, the card stock conversation.

04:41:10.500 --> 04:41:15.060
I think so too. But it's so nice like being able to sit down and just chat

04:41:15.060 --> 04:41:19.100
with people and get paid for it.

04:41:19.100 --> 04:41:22.860
No, it's so good. I love doing these streams. I want to do them at least once a month.

04:41:22.860 --> 04:41:26.820
But it's hard to try to figure out what kind of content to do.

04:41:26.820 --> 04:41:30.460
Yeah, and I feel like the setup as well is quite demanding.

04:41:30.460 --> 04:41:34.460
Yeah, especially when I get pumpkin all over the floor.

04:41:34.460 --> 04:41:38.940
It's on the floor? It's everywhere. Oh, no. There's pumpkin everywhere.

04:41:38.940 --> 04:41:44.660
I'll clean it up. I'll help you. OK, if Luke and Linus get a little hungry later.

04:41:44.660 --> 04:41:47.700
Lots of pumpkin left for them.

04:41:47.700 --> 04:41:52.300
You know, just during Wancho, they'll pick it up. They'll be like, mmm, yummy.

04:41:52.300 --> 04:41:55.900
Little bit of pumpkin. Yummy.

04:41:55.900 --> 04:42:01.300
What time is it? It is almost 14. Oh my gosh, the day went by so fast.

04:42:01.300 --> 04:42:05.420
Speedy, speedy. All right, any final questions or concerns?

04:42:05.420 --> 04:42:09.900
I'm going to light the pumpkin up. Yeah, I think chat's ready for the.

04:42:09.900 --> 04:42:13.420
Everybody's waiting for the pumpkin. I understand. I will evict myself.

04:42:13.420 --> 04:42:18.340
Oh, it was absolutely lovely talking to you and hanging out. Thank you so much for joining the stream.

04:42:18.340 --> 04:42:21.340
Thank you, everyone. See you later. Yes, happy Halloween.

04:42:21.340 --> 04:42:23.380
Enjoy working for the rest of the day.

04:42:25.580 --> 04:42:30.180
You know, I forgot to. What? We have a Sarah Cam. Oh, yeah, we do.

04:42:30.180 --> 04:42:34.100
It's a little close and personal, but here.

04:42:34.100 --> 04:42:41.140
Pumpkin. There, look at the bread of sorts. Like, actually, it looks pretty, pretty OK.

04:42:41.140 --> 04:42:45.260
Let me get the candle and we'll light it up.

04:42:45.260 --> 04:42:48.820
We'll have to turn off all the light. Oh, that's going to be hard.

04:42:48.820 --> 04:42:51.060
OK, I'll figure it out.

04:42:56.900 --> 04:43:00.060
My gosh, the pumpkin on the chair.

04:43:00.060 --> 04:43:01.740
I want to see if people can see.

04:43:04.900 --> 04:43:08.860
There's like so much pumpkin on the chair. You press that one.

04:43:08.860 --> 04:43:14.380
That's our button for this. So, that's one and after.

04:43:14.380 --> 04:43:16.860
Oh. Yeah, if you press that one, that was the pumpkin.

04:43:17.860 --> 04:43:20.860
Oh, there. That's perfect. Oh, wow, wow.

04:43:20.860 --> 04:43:23.860
That's perfect. OK.

04:43:23.860 --> 04:43:26.860
All right. Hopefully, I've like carved the pumpkin thin enough

04:43:26.860 --> 04:43:27.860
so that you can see it.

04:43:31.860 --> 04:43:34.860
Oh, I forgot to cut a hole so that the candle doesn't go out.

04:43:34.860 --> 04:43:36.860
I'll do that in a second.

04:43:41.860 --> 04:43:42.860
OK, I might need to carve it thinner.

04:43:46.860 --> 04:43:48.860
I have to turn the lights back on.

04:43:52.860 --> 04:43:55.860
Oh, God, I hope the fire alarm doesn't go off because of this.

04:43:55.860 --> 04:43:58.860
Oh, I should. Oh, shoot. Oh, that's going to be.

04:43:58.860 --> 04:44:02.860
Did I really think about that? That's OK. No, I forgot to, to be honest.

04:44:04.860 --> 04:44:08.860
OK. Great live stream, though. The key to this.

04:44:08.860 --> 04:44:12.860
Yeah, exactly. At least it will be on live stream content.

04:44:12.860 --> 04:44:15.860
Yeah, the key to this style of carving is make sure

04:44:15.860 --> 04:44:17.860
that your pumpkin is thinned out enough.

04:44:19.860 --> 04:44:23.860
Because you can do it from, from the backside. You don't have to, you don't have to do it from the front.

04:44:23.860 --> 04:44:27.860
You don't have to make sure that it's thin enough from the front, just the back or the inside.

04:44:31.860 --> 04:44:34.860
If you guys have any questions for Sarah, let me know.

04:44:34.860 --> 04:44:38.860
Yeah, please. The stream is almost over, so any final thoughts

04:44:38.860 --> 04:44:40.860
or questions would be great.

04:44:45.860 --> 04:44:46.860
OK.

04:44:56.860 --> 04:44:59.860
What was your most memorable moment of today?

04:44:59.860 --> 04:45:02.860
That's not a question of chat. Just me. Just me.

04:45:02.860 --> 04:45:05.860
I don't know. I think it's just nice, like sitting down and talking

04:45:05.860 --> 04:45:10.860
to people that I don't see very often. Because like, I, I mean, the questions are fairly simple

04:45:10.860 --> 04:45:13.860
and basic, but when you don't know somebody that well,

04:45:13.860 --> 04:45:16.860
it's just nice to kind of get an idea of who they are.

04:45:16.860 --> 04:45:20.860
So yeah, I think really just chatting with people

04:45:20.860 --> 04:45:26.860
and getting to carve a pumpkin, which is something I genuinely enjoy doing, is always a very pleasant

04:45:26.860 --> 04:45:29.860
experience for me. So thank you.

04:45:29.860 --> 04:45:33.860
I, like, I appreciate everybody watching and supporting

04:45:33.860 --> 04:45:36.860
the stream and me and all of my friends and co-workers,

04:45:36.860 --> 04:45:39.860
because doing this kind of stuff is so much fun

04:45:39.860 --> 04:45:45.860
and we don't really do it that often. So when we do, it's nice to know that people, like,

04:45:45.860 --> 04:45:51.860
take part and watch. And yeah, I really get to be part of the experience.

04:45:51.860 --> 04:45:56.860
Let's see here. Astralkitty13 asks, please ask about a cat sleeping

04:45:56.860 --> 04:46:00.860
on a PC t-shirt. Oh, I really want to do that.

04:46:00.860 --> 04:46:04.860
So for the series one pins, I did a backing card

04:46:04.860 --> 04:46:08.860
for the PC one with my cat Arlo on top of it.

04:46:08.860 --> 04:46:12.860
And so it's kind of been in the plans,

04:46:12.860 --> 04:46:16.860
in the t-shirt design ideas to do something like that.

04:46:16.860 --> 04:46:20.860
But I just, I don't really have a lot of time to do t-shirt designs nowadays.

04:46:20.860 --> 04:46:25.860
So it's just kind of sat in the ideas and never been pursued.

04:46:25.860 --> 04:46:29.860
But we'll see, we'll see. Lots of people have asked me for dinosaur stuff,

04:46:29.860 --> 04:46:33.860
so I'm trying to, if I can, prioritize that.

04:46:33.860 --> 04:46:37.860
But I did do the computer cat sticker pack

04:46:37.860 --> 04:46:41.860
if you do want something cat related and computer related.

04:46:41.860 --> 04:46:46.860
As someone who's also doing creative stuff, I understand the frustration of leaving something

04:46:46.860 --> 04:46:50.860
in the idea folder for like months. Especially if it's like a really fun idea

04:46:50.860 --> 04:46:53.860
that you want to work on, but you just can't.

04:46:53.860 --> 04:46:57.860
Yeah, it's such an irritating feeling, but when you shoot it, it's like, oh my god,

04:46:57.860 --> 04:47:00.860
is this actually happening? Yes, exactly.

04:47:00.860 --> 04:47:03.860
It's like an idea come to fruition, essentially.

04:47:03.860 --> 04:47:06.860
I saw another question somewhere. Where did it go?

04:47:06.860 --> 04:47:09.860
One sec.

04:47:09.860 --> 04:47:13.860
Sarah by nad.egg.

04:47:13.860 --> 04:47:16.860
Sarah, favorite and least favorite dinosaur.

04:47:16.860 --> 04:47:20.860
Ooh, I'm really into Dilophosaurus right now.

04:47:20.860 --> 04:47:23.860
For anybody wondering, that's like the dinosaur

04:47:23.860 --> 04:47:29.860
in Jurassic Park that spits venom. But I know in reality it doesn't actually spit venom.

04:47:29.860 --> 04:47:32.860
I really like those kind of dinosaurs.

04:47:32.860 --> 04:47:35.860
Do you have a least favorite dinosaur?

04:47:35.860 --> 04:47:39.860
Does anybody have a least favorite dinosaur?

04:47:39.860 --> 04:47:42.860
I only know T-Rex. Yeah, T-Rex.

04:47:42.860 --> 04:47:45.860
Sorry, I'm really basic.

04:47:45.860 --> 04:47:48.860
I don't think I have a least favorite.

04:47:48.860 --> 04:47:51.860
I can't think of one, at least on the top of my head.

04:47:51.860 --> 04:47:56.860
So, yeah, hopefully that answers your question.

04:47:57.860 --> 04:48:02.860
If you're not doing teacher design, what is your current focus at Critter Warehouse?

04:48:02.860 --> 04:48:06.860
Well, we have lots of like littler projects,

04:48:06.860 --> 04:48:12.860
but mostly packaging, honestly. I've been doing lots of packaging for a lot of the projects

04:48:12.860 --> 04:48:18.860
that the engineers are working on. So, tools like screwdrivers.

04:48:18.860 --> 04:48:21.860
We've got the retro screwdriver coming out soon.

04:48:21.860 --> 04:48:25.860
Hopefully we've got precision driver in the works.

04:48:25.860 --> 04:48:29.860
Lots of packaging for the magnetic cable management project.

04:48:29.860 --> 04:48:34.860
That one has like, you'll see, it's got a lot to it.

04:48:34.860 --> 04:48:37.860
So, designing the packaging was quite the task,

04:48:37.860 --> 04:48:43.860
but it's really fun being able to just try different things.

04:48:43.860 --> 04:48:47.860
Because packaging is one of those things where you really could do anything.

04:48:47.860 --> 04:48:50.860
And so, for example, something like the stick locks.

04:48:50.860 --> 04:48:53.860
I wanted to make it almost like a chocolate box,

04:48:53.860 --> 04:48:57.860
so that ended up turning out and things like that.

04:48:57.860 --> 04:49:01.860
I really get to just experiment with different styles of things

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and do cool work every day.

04:49:04.860 --> 04:49:08.860
But to answer your question, packaging, it's all packaging right now.

04:49:08.860 --> 04:49:12.860
This is from two people, actually. Timo and D. Jenner.

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Variations of you need to play lost arc,

04:49:16.860 --> 04:49:19.860
play arc, or if you have played arc?

04:49:19.860 --> 04:49:22.860
I have not played arc. I want to play arc.

04:49:22.860 --> 04:49:27.860
I will play arc at some point in my life, whether that's on stream or independently.

04:49:27.860 --> 04:49:30.860
I've made it a mission to play it.

04:49:30.860 --> 04:49:33.860
I just don't, I don't know when.

04:49:33.860 --> 04:49:37.860
I need to find the right time to play it and be dedicated to playing it.

04:49:37.860 --> 04:49:42.860
Because it doesn't seem like the kind of game where you can just sit down and play it for an hour and feel done.

04:49:42.860 --> 04:49:47.860
I feel like you have to do things, achievements and whatnot.

04:49:47.860 --> 04:49:52.860
So I need to like... After the holidays, maybe I'll try it out.

04:49:52.860 --> 04:49:56.860
We'll see. Major...

04:49:56.860 --> 04:49:59.860
Oh my god. Major Giant asks,

04:49:59.860 --> 04:50:02.860
where did the dinosaur fascination come from?

04:50:02.860 --> 04:50:07.860
I honestly don't really know. When I was a kid, one time we went to Hawaii

04:50:07.860 --> 04:50:11.860
and my grandparents bought me a little book about dinosaurs.

04:50:11.860 --> 04:50:14.860
And I just grew absolutely obsessed with that.

04:50:14.860 --> 04:50:18.860
And then I also got to go to Drum Heller in Alberta,

04:50:18.860 --> 04:50:22.860
which is like a very popular tourist destination

04:50:22.860 --> 04:50:25.860
for people who are into paleontology and dinosaurs.

04:50:25.860 --> 04:50:28.860
And so kind of from there moving forward,

04:50:28.860 --> 04:50:32.860
I was just always intrigued by these creatures that existed,

04:50:32.860 --> 04:50:35.860
but in a time long before us.

04:50:35.860 --> 04:50:40.860
And from there, like I grew more fascinated with like dragons, dinosaurs.

04:50:40.860 --> 04:50:43.860
I had a bearded dragon as a pet when I was a kid.

04:50:43.860 --> 04:50:48.860
And so, yeah, it just kind of continued throughout my life.

04:50:48.860 --> 04:50:52.860
And now I'm just like dinosaurs, everything.

04:50:52.860 --> 04:50:55.860
I guess Jurassic Park was also a big part of my childhood.

04:50:55.860 --> 04:51:00.860
So that too encouraged me to research and look into dinosaurs more.

04:51:00.860 --> 04:51:04.860
You get a bearded dragon. That's cool. Yeah, it was really cute.

04:51:04.860 --> 04:51:09.860
I miss... Its name was Fred. That's probably why I want to name this dinosaur Fred.

04:51:10.860 --> 04:51:15.860
But I was really young when we had it, and I didn't really know how to properly take care of it.

04:51:15.860 --> 04:51:19.860
So my mom ended up being left trying to take care of it alone.

04:51:19.860 --> 04:51:24.860
And I can't imagine it was very fun taking care of a lizard.

04:51:24.860 --> 04:51:28.860
Probably not. Especially one that you didn't want.

04:51:28.860 --> 04:51:34.860
Like she did not want to get a lizard. I don't know if you know, but like in Asian culture, usually,

04:51:34.860 --> 04:51:37.860
parents don't want like pets because they don't want to take care of it, obviously.

04:51:37.860 --> 04:51:42.860
But then when you get pets, they're like the most like, caring of that pet.

04:51:42.860 --> 04:51:47.860
I don't know if that's the same for if you have a similar experience like that.

04:51:47.860 --> 04:51:50.860
Yeah, I think if it was like a cat or a dog for sure,

04:51:50.860 --> 04:51:53.860
but because it was a lizard, it was just like not.

04:51:53.860 --> 04:51:58.860
Yeah. We have one from BML Zutown.

04:51:58.860 --> 04:52:02.860
What is the meaning of life? Oh my goodness. I asked this question earlier.

04:52:02.860 --> 04:52:05.860
That's Mr. Bones responsibility to answer that.

04:52:05.860 --> 04:52:08.860
What do you think, Mr. Bones?

04:52:08.860 --> 04:52:12.860
So true. Very insightful.

04:52:12.860 --> 04:52:16.860
All right. What's next? Have you?

04:52:16.860 --> 04:52:21.860
Oh my God. K-U-R-A-B-E?

04:52:21.860 --> 04:52:26.860
Sure. Have you ever thought of branching out into other design areas

04:52:26.860 --> 04:52:29.860
such as 3D designs or using softwares like ZBrush?

04:52:29.860 --> 04:52:32.860
It's never really interested me.

04:52:32.860 --> 04:52:36.860
Like I feel like I've been a lot more of a, I don't know if the right word is tactile,

04:52:36.860 --> 04:52:40.860
but I feel like I've been a lot more of like a tactile artist and designer.

04:52:40.860 --> 04:52:44.860
I've been a lot more interested in like actually doing sculpting

04:52:44.860 --> 04:52:48.860
and painting and illustration and drawing like pen and paper,

04:52:48.860 --> 04:52:52.860
paintbrush and acrylics, like that kind of stuff.

04:52:52.860 --> 04:52:56.860
So I never really looked more onto the tech side of things,

04:52:56.860 --> 04:53:01.860
using softwares to create like 3D animations or renders.

04:53:01.860 --> 04:53:05.860
It's just never really interested me for some reason.

04:53:05.860 --> 04:53:08.860
And I think it really does come down to the fact

04:53:08.860 --> 04:53:11.860
that I've mostly ever been a tactile artist.

04:53:18.860 --> 04:53:21.860
I'm so close to being...

04:53:21.860 --> 04:53:26.860
Just reading through. Do you guys use a Philips Hue light on the Wanshell set?

04:53:26.860 --> 04:53:29.860
I don't think so. Yeah, I'm not sure. No, we don't.

04:53:29.860 --> 04:53:33.860
Oh, okay. State Killer asks, what is the best toy you got as a child?

04:53:33.860 --> 04:53:36.860
Best toy I got as a child.

04:53:36.860 --> 04:53:40.860
Oh, maybe this also has to do with my dinosaur obsession,

04:53:40.860 --> 04:53:44.860
but my parents for Christmas one year got me the robo raptor.

04:53:44.860 --> 04:53:49.860
I don't know if anybody remembers that, but it was like a robot velociraptor.

04:53:49.860 --> 04:53:53.860
I vaguely remember commercials. I loved that thing.

04:53:53.860 --> 04:53:58.860
Like I, it was my pet. After my lizard died, that thing became my pet

04:53:58.860 --> 04:54:00.860
and I adored it.

04:54:02.860 --> 04:54:06.860
It was like a dog. I got like a, like a $200 Lego set once.

04:54:06.860 --> 04:54:10.860
Oh, yeah. That was like, and then I broke it like two days later.

04:54:10.860 --> 04:54:13.860
Oh, no. I didn't know how to fix it as I just left.

04:54:13.860 --> 04:54:14.860
Oh, no.

04:54:19.860 --> 04:54:21.860
Oh my gosh, it's $4.30.

04:54:22.860 --> 04:54:25.860
We are almost done here. It looks like it. And enough.

04:54:26.860 --> 04:54:27.860
Looking for the back.

04:54:29.860 --> 04:54:33.860
Oh, cut a hole in the back. Someone said, don't forget to vastly in the pumpkin

04:54:33.860 --> 04:54:36.860
to seal the design and make it last longer. I think.

04:54:36.860 --> 04:54:39.860
Well, today's Halloween. Yeah. It just needs to last tonight.

04:54:39.860 --> 04:54:42.860
And I think it should stay fresh until then.

04:54:42.860 --> 04:54:48.860
DJ with another question. First kid slash teens wanting to get serious into art.

04:54:48.860 --> 04:54:51.860
What are your suggestions for the app, for apps?

04:54:51.860 --> 04:54:56.860
Procreate. I think procreate is super great for people who want to

04:54:56.860 --> 04:55:00.860
illustrate things because it's super easy and straightforward

04:55:00.860 --> 04:55:03.860
to use. You can create your own brushes.

04:55:03.860 --> 04:55:07.860
There's a setting called streamline on your brushes that

04:55:07.860 --> 04:55:13.860
kind of straighten out your lines. So if you have shaky hands like me or if you don't like write

04:55:13.860 --> 04:55:16.860
very often and your muscles just aren't really adapted to

04:55:16.860 --> 04:55:20.860
writing frequently or drawing frequently, then I, yeah, I like

04:55:20.860 --> 04:55:23.860
highly recommend procreate to anybody because it's not

04:55:23.860 --> 04:55:26.860
expensive and you don't have to pay for a membership either.

04:55:26.860 --> 04:55:30.860
And then aside from that illustrator and Photoshop are,

04:55:30.860 --> 04:55:33.860
I feel like you can be any age to kind of start to learn how

04:55:33.860 --> 04:55:38.860
to use them because they're continually adapting to us as

04:55:38.860 --> 04:55:42.860
well. But there's so much that you can do with those programs and

04:55:42.860 --> 04:55:45.860
you can learn a lot through YouTube and watching YouTube

04:55:45.860 --> 04:55:49.860
videos. When it comes to like how to use certain things or how to do

04:55:49.860 --> 04:55:53.860
certain things. So those would be my three recommendations.

04:55:53.860 --> 04:55:56.860
But Photoshop in Adobe can be quite pricey.

04:55:56.860 --> 04:55:59.860
So start with, start with procreate because you can do a

04:55:59.860 --> 04:56:04.860
lot with procreate too. I know no one asked for my opinion, but I think the best

04:56:04.860 --> 04:56:11.860
way of learning is just, just getting started. Like I can guarantee you your first like 20 designs or like

04:56:11.860 --> 04:56:14.860
even videos like I did would not be good.

04:56:14.860 --> 04:56:17.860
They'll be bad, but that's like, I think the fun of it is

04:56:17.860 --> 04:56:20.860
that you're just learning and like kind of finding your voice

04:56:20.860 --> 04:56:25.860
and like your style. And as you create more, you'll kind of develop things that

04:56:25.860 --> 04:56:28.860
you like, you won't like, and then you can also look up stuff

04:56:28.860 --> 04:56:33.860
and learn there. So yeah, just, just getting started and with any app because

04:56:33.860 --> 04:56:36.860
any, like realistically, all apps will serve, will do well

04:56:36.860 --> 04:56:42.860
enough when you're first starting. So don't be afraid of starting with the wrong one.

04:56:42.860 --> 04:56:45.860
As long as you're passionate, you will get to the industry standard.

04:56:45.860 --> 04:56:52.860
That's a great answer. Yeah, I do a little bit of talking sometimes.

04:56:52.860 --> 04:56:56.860
Here, let's switch spots. No, no, no, no.

04:56:56.860 --> 04:57:00.860
I'm so bad at like the camera and like trying to converse.

04:57:00.860 --> 04:57:06.860
It's stressful. It's so stressful. I'm so, I don't know how you do it for basically eight hours

04:57:06.860 --> 04:57:12.860
today. Because I enjoy doing it.

04:57:12.860 --> 04:57:18.860
I'm going to turn the light off and see if that is any better.

04:57:18.860 --> 04:57:21.860
Okay. It's not bad. Oh, that's all pretty good.

04:57:21.860 --> 04:57:24.860
Oh. It's still a little bit light in here. Oh, I moved the camera.

04:57:24.860 --> 04:57:27.860
Oh, no.

04:57:27.860 --> 04:57:30.860
Oh, no. It's okay. We got to move it back.

04:57:30.860 --> 04:57:34.860
It's pretty much over anyways, but wow.

04:57:34.860 --> 04:57:38.860
I wish it's because these lights are on too.

04:57:38.860 --> 04:57:41.860
I can go turn them off. Sure. Let's go all the way dark.

04:57:41.860 --> 04:57:48.860
Well, while you do that, I'll, I'll exit extra.

04:57:48.860 --> 04:57:53.860
How's everyone holding up? I hope you guys enjoyed this like Halloween special stream.

04:57:53.860 --> 04:57:57.860
I really want to make it a yearly thing.

04:57:57.860 --> 04:58:06.860
It's these back lights. I don't know how to turn those off.

04:58:06.860 --> 04:58:10.860
Kind of. Now it's the background lights.

04:58:10.860 --> 04:58:14.860
It's that it's like focused on. Oh, you can turn off there, but.

04:58:14.860 --> 04:58:18.860
Oh, how does this iPad there?

04:58:18.860 --> 04:58:28.860
This iPad that I have here. No, no, it's the one plugged in.

04:58:28.860 --> 04:58:39.860
Oh, yes, I do.

04:58:39.860 --> 04:58:43.860
All right. That's too bad. Oh, the candle went out.

04:58:43.860 --> 04:58:46.860
Oh, no. Oh, you know what I can do?

04:58:46.860 --> 04:58:49.860
I have an idea. Sorry if it smells like smoke.

04:58:49.860 --> 04:58:52.860
This is why. Okay. Yeah.

04:58:52.860 --> 04:58:55.860
I smelled. I was like, what's working? What's happening?

04:58:55.860 --> 04:59:00.860
I can try using your phone as well. That's what I'm doing.

04:59:00.860 --> 04:59:03.860
Hey. Hey. Good.

04:59:03.860 --> 04:59:06.860
No. Hey. We have the bread dino.

04:59:06.860 --> 04:59:09.860
Oh, here we'll go to bread cam. There we go.

04:59:09.860 --> 04:59:14.860
Wow. Okay. Thank you to everybody who stopped by the stream.

04:59:14.860 --> 04:59:17.860
I hope you all had a good time. Oh my gosh.

04:59:17.860 --> 04:59:25.860
The toenails look a little funky. Just ignore that. Hopefully we can get a t-shirt going for for WAN Show this Friday.

04:59:25.860 --> 04:59:29.860
But yeah, I hope everybody has a absolutely lovely and wonderful Halloween.

04:59:29.860 --> 04:59:32.860
That's not a slight issue. What?

04:59:32.860 --> 04:59:35.860
Dan did not show me how to end the stream. Oh, no.

04:59:35.860 --> 04:59:42.860
So I'm trying to get a. It's okay. This is the after stream stream.

04:59:42.860 --> 04:59:51.860
Oh, I need to post a message and off topic that says if you smell smoke, it's me.

04:59:51.860 --> 04:59:56.860
I'm smoking, smoking hot.

04:59:56.860 --> 04:59:59.860
Wow. That's actually nice though.

04:59:59.860 --> 05:00:02.860
I didn't expect to look that nice. Thank you.

05:00:02.860 --> 05:00:05.860
Yeah. Yeah. This is a tough one.

05:00:05.860 --> 05:00:10.860
I won't lie. Some of these lines are quite thin on the crust here.

05:00:10.860 --> 05:00:13.860
Yeah. What is chat saying? Does chat like my pumpkin?

05:00:13.860 --> 05:00:16.860
Chat is saying, oh, let's see. Very pretty.

05:00:16.860 --> 05:00:19.860
Very awesome. 10 out of 10. Aw.

05:00:19.860 --> 05:00:22.860
Thanks for the stream. It was very fun. Aw.

05:00:22.860 --> 05:00:25.860
Someone said just smash the PC stream. Computer. Aw.

05:00:25.860 --> 05:00:28.860
I would buy an awesome design. Yay.

05:00:28.860 --> 05:00:32.860
It's actually nice. Yeah. I hope we make some merch out of it.

05:00:32.860 --> 05:00:37.860
Yeah. I'll try to make a t-shirt. I will try to make a t-shirt in the next two days.

05:00:37.860 --> 05:00:42.860
Sure. We'll make it work. Sammy, you're just like.

05:00:42.860 --> 05:00:46.860
I'm trying to mess. I messaged Dan like an hour ago.

05:00:46.860 --> 05:00:50.860
You didn't reply to me. You've learned how to start a Twitch stream by accident.

05:00:50.860 --> 05:00:53.860
Listen. That wasn't me. I don't know what happened.

05:00:53.860 --> 05:00:58.860
It was not me. I wonder if you just turned the computer off.

05:00:58.860 --> 05:01:02.860
Actually, it does it, but I don't want to turn it off.

05:01:03.860 --> 05:01:06.860
What's it called? Stream.

05:01:06.860 --> 05:01:09.860
Stream. OBS. OBS is not even open.

05:01:09.860 --> 05:01:12.860
I'm really confused. I don't know how it even came up.

05:01:12.860 --> 05:01:16.860
I'm just going through all the Windows.

05:01:16.860 --> 05:01:19.860
I think this might be it, but I don't want to know.

05:01:19.860 --> 05:01:23.860
It's worth a shot. You know we stream for seven hours?

05:01:23.860 --> 05:01:26.860
Yeah. I haven't eaten anything today. Oh, no.

05:01:26.860 --> 05:01:29.860
Now is lunchtime, I guess. Call Dan.

05:01:29.860 --> 05:01:32.860
I've called Dan, but you see me. Yeah.

05:01:32.860 --> 05:01:35.860
Dan has so much going on.

05:01:35.860 --> 05:01:39.860
Anyways.

05:01:39.860 --> 05:01:42.860
Should I spin the wheel? Yeah, spin the wheel.

05:01:42.860 --> 05:01:45.860
I can talk about some other movies that I watched recently. Yeah.

05:01:45.860 --> 05:01:51.860
I think someone asked for your favorite movie. Recently, I watched Killers of the Flower Moon.

05:01:51.860 --> 05:01:55.860
That movie was very good. I learned a lot.

05:01:55.860 --> 05:02:00.860
Incredible cast, great directing, cinematography was beautiful.

05:02:00.860 --> 05:02:07.860
I really enjoyed it. Despite it being three hours and 30 minutes, it didn't feel long.

05:02:07.860 --> 05:02:15.860
I felt like every part of the movie was really necessary in order to make it what it was.

05:02:15.860 --> 05:02:20.860
I watched Talk to Me, which is a new A24 horror thriller movie.

05:02:20.860 --> 05:02:27.860
That movie is also very good. I definitely recommend if you're looking for something similar to Hereditary or Midsummer.

05:02:27.860 --> 05:02:32.860
It's got the same vibes going on.

05:02:32.860 --> 05:02:38.860
Man, I've watched so many horror movies recently and they all have mishmashed into my brain.

05:02:38.860 --> 05:02:42.860
I watched The Invisible Man, which was fine.

05:02:42.860 --> 05:02:45.860
Sorry to interrupt you. I think I got it. Oh, is it?

05:02:45.860 --> 05:02:48.860
It's just a big bunch of stream. Surely.

05:02:48.860 --> 05:02:51.860
Okay. Start waving and if it doesn't, it'd be awkward, Joe.

05:02:51.860 --> 05:02:55.860
Goodbye. Bye. Thanks for watching.

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All right, let's see it.