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Where do you want your blindfold? Uh, in the neck warmers. Oh, that's what you're pretending this is,

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because we totally don't use these. Why didn't you fix it before?

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You didn't tell me it was broken! I did! I did! No, you didn't!

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Yes, I did. No, you didn't. 100% Yes, I did.

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Like, I told you before the hack, and then I told you during the hack, and you were just so flustered.

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You weren't paying attention to things, so... I wasn't paying attention to things.

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At least my stuff's plugged in. I didn't set this up.

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Well, no, it was working at some point. And... Someone unplugged it.

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These ones don't work? Why not? Well, okay, let's try that, because it's...

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I mean, they're slow. This is USB 2.

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And it shares power with the keyboard. Oh, wait, no, it doesn't, actually.

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Well, I don't know. I guess that's going in the return pile. Well, remember, this one doesn't have a USB hub on it anyway.

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Okay. So, you won't be using these ones. Okay.

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But yeah, you do not need that at all. This CalDigit Thunderbolt dock has four USBAs, two Cs, another A, another C.

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It has, like, so many ports on it. Fine.

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This isn't a dock, it's just a charger. Yeah. A charger.

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Yeah. Yeah, this is just a charger. So... And that's a dock, so you can actually plug it into the computer.

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Okay, wait, what is this charger for, then? I'm very confused now. I don't know. Nothing.

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Is this an option with other Ultimate Tech upgrades? What?

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Do I get to just say, no, you don't need that, you should return it, and then I keep the budget?

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Like, is that how this works? From now on? That's the future, we have to justify the budget.

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Yeah, and if I can solve the problem for nothing, then I keep the money.

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I feel like there was a rationale for it. USB hub for desktop, right?

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That's what this is. See you later.

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Okay. Ah, that's really not what I meant to do.

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That's also not the return pile. That's the keep pile.

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Return pile. That is an impressive return pile.

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Okay, I don't, I don't know. I don't understand. What can I get rid of for you next?

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You can get rid of this bug. Ew. Thanks.

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Oh, you know what? I wonder if that's for traveling, because I told Jake that I wanted something

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where I can plug it into a wallet lit, and I can charge my laptop, and my phone,

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and my battery bank all at the same time. Oh, sure, yeah, it's for traveling. Okay, so then yes, that's not for my desk.

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Okay. That's for traveling. Okay, it's really heavy. Yeah, actually it is.

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And then this is for my laptop.

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Yeah. I had like a drawer full of those.

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Okay. You're actually hilarious.

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Why? I don't know why.

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Okay, so I'm guessing you have a drawer full of these too? You don't need these?

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Oh, yeah. Okay, well. I mean, she lives with Tech Tips Man, and she's buying USB charging hubs and wall warts.

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Oh my god, really?

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Next she'll be buying cables, or type C hubs.

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Oh man. All right, what else can I throw in the return pile?

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Um, okay, so when I travel, should I take that one, or should I take this one?

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Should I take this one? Or both?

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Both. No, just one. Do you need to do 340 watts of charging?

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I just want to charge my laptop and my battery bank and my phone. I would take this.

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Okay, so then should I return the other one?

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I would plug my phone into the laptop, except it doesn't charge that way.

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You know, well I can. You have to set it up to do that though. Okay. Like you just have to tell it, like not to go to sleep or whatever.

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Um, and some of the ports will stay awake. That's like a thing.

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Okay. Honestly, I would keep the other one.

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Just because this has to plug into maybe somewhere inconvenient,

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and you probably just want it all on the nightstand. Yeah.

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Okay, so why should I return this one? This is capable of doing what you're asking though.

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So in the same way, it can do up to 140 watts here to your laptop,

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and then go off to like a type C hub here and charge a bunch of stuff, and then do USB-A through this.

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But I'd say the other one is the more functional one, the more potent one.

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Okay, but it's also bigger and heavier. So if it's like, I take these versus that.

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But it's bigger and heavier on your nightstand. Okay. This has to be like on the wall somewhere, and like it's really bulky,

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so sometimes there might be a piece of furniture in front of it or whatever, and that's not convenient.

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I would use the other one. Okay. These you really don't need.

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No, I need one for my laptop. Yeah, I have one downstairs you can have.

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Okay, you gotta show me this room with all this stuff. I wouldn't have bought a bunch of these things if I had no.

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It's the mechanical room. It is a mess in there, I don't know.

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It's not a mess, it's very tight. David, mess?

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Bosses. I can't.

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Okay, maybe it's not a mess, maybe it's organized, but I don't understand your organization system.

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Are things labeled? Yeah, actually.

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Okay, you know what? Let's go see it. Okay, you know what? Let's...

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I think maybe it's because I don't know what things are. Like I wouldn't know what to call this.

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USB hub. Like now that I've seen it, I know. That's just like before.

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If I were to just find one of those, I don't think I would know what it is.

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Okay. Oh, you know what? That makes way more sense.

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I forgot I asked for this. I wanted a charging home base for my computer,

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or for my laptop, so I think that's what this is, and I think that is for travel.

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It's all coming back to me now. Thanks, Celine.

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Here you go. Thanks. Okay, we'll cable manage this after.

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I'm gonna need your help with that.

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Oh, perfect. It actually comes with the cable that I was suggesting. This is a 240 watt rated cable from Ugreen,

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and you know what? That's a little bit on the short side.

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Do you want the 3 meter one for on the go? Just in case you're...

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Well, no, it's not gonna be on the go. Remember? Sorry, it's been a really long time, so I couldn't remember exactly,

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but I remember now. This is supposed to be for my home base laptop charging,

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so that I don't have to unplug and plug in the laptop

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and charger every single time when I need to go out. So that can just live in my backpack,

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and then this can live here. Oh. It's just for convenience.

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Okay. So... Wait, the big one lives in your backpack?

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No. Okay, that one's for travel. Well, whichever, it doesn't matter. Okay, so then my question is,

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how long of a thing do you want on this? That depends. Is this one going in my backpack?

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That goes in your backpack. Okay. Then not that one.

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No, yeah, it should be long. Long one.

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All right, I will put this away. Okay. Are you grabbing my laptop or...

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Oh, wait. Should we... You're hilarious, Vaughn.

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There's no pocket. I know, because this is the prototype right now. Yeah.

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And it also doesn't have the handle, but it will all come later. This is very exciting.

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This is the upcoming smaller version of the backpack

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for smaller people.

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Yes. It'll have an external water bottle holder somewhere,

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probably on this other side, and it'll have all the same, you know, pockets and whatnot,

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but this is just to try to get the strap placement right.

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It's taking some time, because getting the nice...

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Oh, yeah, what? Oh, I was going to say, apparently my shoulders are not very normal.

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They're like super sloped. Yeah. So trying to make it more comfortable for everybody.

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While also still making it... I went to grab the handles on there. Yeah.

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While also making it still comfortable for larger people.

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So we're trying. It does look kind of comically small on bigger people though.

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Yeah, but you're not big enough for it to look comically small.

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Like that looks, that looks fine. I think it looks clean. I like it.

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Oh, it's going to have pockets and stuff.

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Anyway, you're ready. You've got your charger in there now.

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Oh, okay. That's a heavy laptop.

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We'll work on that. We'll work on that.

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Yeah. The speaker stands. And... Why are you twos from Kanto?

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I'm told these are the speakers to get.

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I don't know. I just wanted something that was slim.

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Yeah, it's just I keep seeing these. So I'm like, you too?

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Okay.

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We're definitely keeping these. Miss, I never buy you anything.

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Okay. Yes, you did buy me that. Thank you. She was opening a coconut with like, I think this one or something.

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Yeah, it worked. It was fine. What's the problem?

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It's freaking dangerous. It doesn't have any weight. You were like, you were hacking at it for like 10 minutes.

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Hacking at it with that versus hacking at it with this. Like really, you're still hacking at it.

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Yeah, but it's controlled hack. No. How is it controlled?

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It's the same. Yes.

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Maybe not the way I am. I am completely right.

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We're placing this one. This one's been melted. This is still perfectly...

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Yeah, I know. I'm really tempted to keep it. I know. No, one in, one out.

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No, I think I could fix this. Are you going to waste your time fixing a $3 thing?

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Actually, it was $7 for this new one. I really think this might actually be worth the time

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because then we'll have two of these. More fire.

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Okay, ready? Here we go. Please make sure it's going in the right way.

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Oh, you did it backwards. I didn't.

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Nice. Worth it. We put this here when we were mocking up furniture ideas for this room.

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Four months ago. Yeah. The cat loves it.

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She hangs out in here and she rips up little tissues. Okay, I did get new ones though,

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but I made sure that they could be ones that she could go in. Oh, nice. Okay, cool.

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Where are the nuts? Oh.

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They're embedded in the table.

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Oh, I thought you were going to say there's no nuts. I did. I was like, the thing's not married.

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But I was going to show you my D brand skin.

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It matches my car, doesn't it? Did I spoil the punchline?

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Yes. Okay. Well, here's an art.

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Yeah, that's coming in, but my purse is missing.

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I don't know what to tell you. I cleared everything out of the van that you told me to clear.

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I'll just send them a message because there's the D brand skin for my phone

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and then the purse. And maybe we'll find some other stuff that's missing. I don't know.

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We'll bring this in though. They're supposed to be two because this wall is just really big.

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Okay. You say they're supposed to be two, but there are two.

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Yes, yes. There's going to be two on the wall. There's going to be two.

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There are two. They are going on the wall. To tie it in a little bit better.

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I was thinking of adding some color. Oh, you're just going to like add to them?

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Yeah, I was thinking about it. That is a very Yvonne thing to do.

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And then the next big Yvonne thing to do is to be like, I hate it and paint over it in white

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and then immediately regret it and wish you hadn't painted over it.

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That is the classic Yvonne cycle. I've only done that once.

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You've done that so much more than one time. It was just once. It was just with the hummingbirds.

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Thank you. Some people are nice and helpful.

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I'm nice and helpful. You are not nice.

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I'm nice. Or helpful right now. Well, yeah, but what I am is supportive.

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How are you supportive? I'm supportive of that. You're judging.

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You're standing here and judging. No, I'm judging that you can do it.

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Remember I said you could do it? Uh-huh. Are you doing it?

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Remember the whole tone thing? Yeah, yeah, but like it's like, it's like,

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yeah, you can do it. You know, like positive supportive tone.

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That did not sound positive or supportive. That sounded condescending and dickish.

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We're also supposed to decorate my wall. Oh yeah? Yeah.

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You better get started on that then. Okay.

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Do you want to see my beautiful wall mirror? I mean, uh, kind of.

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Which means? Okay, what'd you get?

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No, no, I really want to see it. I'd also like you to tell me about it.

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It's tropical flowers and leaves.

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Wow. Tell me more.

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So mean. What? I take an interest in everything you do.

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The least you could do is take an interest in stuff that I do. Which is why you've absorbed so much over the years.

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Like which USB, like which USB cable is going to wear?

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I can build a computer.

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I built the last one.

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David, does that look weird with this big leaf here? I think it's already into the wrong way.

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I'm having kind of all down. Yeah. Okay.

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Like that. Oh, okay.

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I know, you're good. I think that's one you could get away with having a little lower too if you wanted to

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have stuff go down because it doesn't have a stem. Oh, it does.

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I just, it's right there.

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Okay. The only thing is where is the shelf going? That's, where was the height of the shelf?

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Over here. Over there? Okay.

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Man, it's getting warm here. Sly, way over there.

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You're going to move my shelf, aren't you?

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Question for you. How much weight were you planning to have this bear?

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Not very much. You sure? Yeah. You're sure?

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Yeah. How sure are you? It's just going to have decorative stuff on it.

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Okay. How heavy is your decorative stuff? Not very heavy. It's fine.

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Why, what's up? Well, because you can't have very heavy decorative stuff on it.

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That's fine. Okay. Okay. All right.

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And if there was, if I was to err on one side,

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would you want it a little more left or a little more right?

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Left. Really? No.

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Well, just pick one. Um, yeah, because otherwise you can't see the photos.

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Okay. So that's kind of the theme now.

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I do not intend to use it that way.

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Oh, that was, that was all the packing material.

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I was like, I'm going to stab this thing to lift it up and instead I stabbed the thing.

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Did you break it? This thing looks like the cheapest crap ever.

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Yeah. It's very plastic. Okay. I could use help with this, please.

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Look, they're all sticking together. Oh no. And I cannot, I cannot.

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Okay. I'm coming. Okay. Just, just, uh, okay.

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Yep. Dang it. Okay.

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Well, wait, I want to stick the, I want to stick the main branch down first.

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Oh, what? This one, this one. Okay. Well, and then all the other ones can follow.

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I mean, I'm just, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Okay. Okay. That one? Yep.

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There we go. Oh, okay.

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Okay. Um, that's one thing.

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Yeah, I know it's because they, uh,

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what's happened? Uh, oh boy.

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I don't know. Um, is that what you're doing?

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No, yes. Yes. Very, hold on. Okay. Hold on. Okay. You just got to.

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We could just cut it. We'll cut it. Uh, okay.

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Yes. That actually will work. Okay.

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Just follow this line. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I'm going to do. Okay.

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Uh, okay. That's the line ish.

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You know what? You're doing great. And I hold this one.

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Okay. And then that one goes down. Yep. There we go. Oh, okay.

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Wow. Hold that one out of the fire. Yeah. This is not going to go down. So you just put something on the shelf

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that kind of covers this spot. Yeah.

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And you thought we were going to make candles today?

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Um, well, not necessarily. So ambitious. Not necessarily today.

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Mmm. It's just...

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Sorry? For this one? It's beeswax.

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Oh. That's cool. Oh, you... I never make it cool. Oh, you've never seen like beeswax before?

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Oh, this is what beeswax looks like. It smells like beeswax.

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Oh. So there's beeswax and then paraffin wax.

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And what you do is if you're a cheapskate... Hi.

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You mix them. Also, paraffin is much better for taking up scent and color.

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Oh. So you can do beeswax candles, or you can do paraffin candles,

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or you can like mix them up. And there's all kinds of different kind of fun things you can do.

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Oh, you went to Wixenwax. Cool store.

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I've been there before.

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Really vanilla though? Sorry? I didn't pick it.

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I just sent somebody to go help get that. Yeah. You sent someone boring.

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You get sandalwood. Vanilla and lavender.

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Who picked this? You can shame them.

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Alvin.

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Where's my candle making stuff?

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It's okay. We'll just use my stuff from last time.

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Check this out. My daughter helps me pick these.

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Oh. What's that? Try to guess.

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It's a Christmas speaker. Pumpkin pie. Oh, pumpkin pie, yeah.

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You got the season right. Yeah, but I've been since the smell. Okay, hold on.

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Try again.

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It's like, I don't know, I have such a bad sense of smell.

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Do you try? As soon as you say it, I'll be like, oh.

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Oh, that's, um, sorry. All your clothing.

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Oh, that's, uh, is it like that? Apple pie. Apple pie.

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Apple pie, yeah, yeah, yeah. And then we've got, oh, no, this is funny.

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Muddy?

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Is that like linen or something? This one's called Christmas memories. So you kind of guessed it the first time.

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Anyway, these are much more fun sense. This stuff's really fun.

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Parasand? It's, you do sand art in a jar.

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Like, you know, the layers of sand art, but it's paraffin wax.

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So you just take one of these freestanding wicks,

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just tack it down into the bottom. You pour the sand and then you have a burnable sand art can.

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Yeah, it's really cool. And the way it burns is really cool too.

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So it kind of goes layer by layer and then like oozes into the one below it.

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Yeah, this is definitely happening another day though. Yeah, that's fine.

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So ambitious lady. You don't have that much other stuff.

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I didn't say that we had to do it today.

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Man, Vaughn. What? You really do suck at spending money.

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I'm sorry. I mean, I don't care.

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It's fine. But just like, wow.

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You know, I would have thought you'd like appreciate that.

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Return pile. Would you rather a wife that spends all your money?

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Our money. Our money. Yes. And no.

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Okay, then don't complain. What am I looking at here?

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I don't know, but I got more birds. Oh, I'm looking at more birds.

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Oh, wow. I mean, yeah.

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Since when do you buy pointless crap like this? Dennis bought that one.

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Wow. He told me I should get that one.

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But look at this. Remember how much money we spent to get all the gold accents out of our house?

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I know, right? Okay. Okay, look.

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So cute. That one's very cute. Should this go in the return pile though?

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It fits. That actually does look pretty good. But I had intended for these birds to go up there.

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Make it up. Yeah. No, that's not a bird.

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That's also a Dennis. Dennis purchased this.

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Oh, good.

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Okay. So Dennis thought these things actually replaced some of the stuff in that shelf over there

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because he didn't like the way he decorated it.

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In here? No, no. I'll show you after. I want my notes.

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Wow, it makes your eyes go funny. Yeah. I hate that.

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You know, it's easy to criticize, but if it hadn't been for me doing this,

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it would have been empty for the last nine months.

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Well, no, it'll be better. So let's not worry about that.

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Where do you want the rhino? Okay, I don't know about the rhino.

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The rhino is... I think we need to stop trusting Dennis.

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Yeah, the rhino is... Dennis thinks a big gouge in your floor

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is really, you know, adding something to the space. You know, I know. From what I can tell.

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Honestly, honestly, I would turn the RGB off.

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Yeah, I don't like your... This is like too classy to have RGB all up in its business.

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Yeah, can you turn it off? Can you turn it off? Uh, I don't know how.

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What? You're the tech tips guy. Yeah, I know that. Where's my tech tip?

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I'll give it to you later.

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How do you like the keyboard?

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It's okay. Sell it to me more.

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It's... I don't know. Like, I'm used to so much more pressure to push on it.

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It feels soft in some ways.

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But I like how quiet it is, because my one at work is really loud.

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I don't know why. What's up? I like how it looks.

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It matches my wall stickers and my flowers.

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Is that acceptable? No, anything's acceptable.

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It's whatever you think.

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The way you're cabling that, am I going to be able to lift my desk?

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No. Okay, just check. I mean, maybe a little.

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I do stand. When is this one do you ever stand here? I don't think I've ever seen you stand at this desk.

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That's true, I haven't.

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Yeah. Hey! Daughter! You're in a very vulnerable spot.

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Daughter! You don't want to damage the goods.

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They're already damaged. Well, yeah, but in a good way.

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I think I sold Dennis on this liquidation place. Oh, yeah?

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Yeah. I had this liquidation shop or whatever it's called.

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Oh yeah, it's so cheap.

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I remember this time we went furniture shopping and we saw rugs for like $40,000.

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Oh my gosh. And I'm just like, you mean $140?

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Like, no, not a...

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Okay. Okay. You're definitely going to need some of those

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non-skiz, yeah. Okay, but what do you think of the color and everything?

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Does it match? Sure, yeah.

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I have helped lots today. Yeah, because I had to convince somebody

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to film a video with you in order for you to help. No, I would have helped.

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If I help with things.

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I built that shelf.

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In fact, I built all of them. No, you didn't. I built one of those. I built two of them.

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Okay. I built more than you built. And I built that shelf.

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No, I did. And I built those.

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I can't remember anymore. And I built that cat tree.

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And I carpeted it. Oh, Dennis did like nothing. Oh, really?

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Oh, yeah. That's the way he tells it. That was for a video too.

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Uh, no, no, I was doing it anyway. I didn't even know there was a video.

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All right, but that's for the cat, not me.

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For your room. Okay, um.

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I booked that photographer. I actually, no, you didn't.

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No, you probably booked the photographer. I had the idea of booking that photographer.

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Um, I actually, wait, wait, wait, wait. Before you do that, I don't know if I like this rug.

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Okay, I'm not going to be responsible for putting another thing in the return pile.

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Um, I don't know. Is this the colors that we're trying to figure out

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if they jive? Yeah, I think it's.

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Do they jive or are they turkey? Turkey, is that in you?

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It's just, no, it's just. Okay. It's like, it's like 60s, like maybe even like 70s.

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Yeah, jive turkey, it's like. Okay, can you just put the chair up?

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Because you would never have the chair like that. I mean, yeah.

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Man, the Floatplane exclusive for this is going to be long.

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Long and veiny.

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What? I'll see you over there, Floatplane.com.

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Veiny? Yeah, veiny. Like look how many veins are in my arms.

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Okay, we're cut. Step. Okay, wait, wait, wait.

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I'll turn the light on. Okay, step, step, step.

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Are we going? Okay, where are you putting this?

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Oh, oh, this is not a good turn. I don't like this turn.

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I thought that she meant down just some of those stairs

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into her storage area. What? Okay, stairs.

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Oh, okay, geez. Stairs.

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Okay. Okay, let's go.

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Can we move faster than that? I mean, sorta.

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Okay, why aren't you walking directly but me? Because I don't want to go here.

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I know where we are now. Okay, all right.

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Now we got to get the light. Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Yes.

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That's my junk. Really? Like you have a thing of kitty litter.

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I mean, yeah. So. Well, you never know when you'll need more kitty litter.

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I think if I take that corner where you literally have junk right now.

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Literally, I get it. There's more light here.

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Okay.

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See, if it can just go right in that corner. Well, she said one second, one second. Oh, sorry.

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Do you have an issue with the sharpener? It's really bulky.

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Yes, but it has all the right. Oh, look, it's got a setting for me and for you.

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Yeah.
