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What are you boys doing over there? We're trying to help the pipe.

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Oh my god, this pipe. This is one sad pipe.

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It's been through some stuff. OK, I think what we might need to do

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is change the angle a little bit. It seems to be a little angled.

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Too much angle for your dangle. Oh, boy.

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OK, whoa, hey. Oh, you did more.

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More angle of the dangle. OK, how's that? I mean, it still looks sad.

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Yeah. OK, so this is going to suck.

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Yeah, I know. What's up, boys?

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Can you guys hear me? All right, I'm coming at you.

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You ready? We're going charging bull style.

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Going to clear a path. How do you get seriously injured?

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Here we go. Oh no, these jeans have holes.

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I'm adding holes to my other holes.

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There's so many holes.

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Here we go. Oh my god, the spikes are thick.

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They're thick, boys. Here we go.

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I got to get lower. I got to get lower.

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Oh god, too low. I'm using the helmet.

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Helmet power. The back of the gloves have no protection.

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No, no, the back of my neck's OK. It's helmet protected.

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Oh god, I'm not wearing a face shield.

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Oh my god. Hi, are we just going to pass it through the fence?

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What's up? We should stick it through just right at the pole.

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So it's something to like. Yeah, the pole, the round part of the bottom of the pole

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will be good. Can we cut out some of this before we do this? Hold on a second, OK?

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Just I'm working on it. Hold on.

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I wish I had better clippers, boys. What, you're telling me the zip tie cutters aren't cutting it?

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Well, they cut. They just don't have a wide open mouth.

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They've got like a little, they've got little teeth that. Should we like, send search to like Cabela's or something

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to buy us a bunch of trimmers and some machetes?

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All right, hey, how's it going? Hey, where's David?

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Sup, David? Woo.

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Well, that was exciting. All right, so now the plan is we want to cut these boys

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as low as possible and get them out of here.

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That's the secret to bushwhacking. You don't want to scatter everything around.

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I actually spent a lot of time doing this stuff for the excellent pay of about $2 an hour for my parents

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when I was a teenager.

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You guys got a cable for me or should I clear the path first?

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What do you want to do? I don't want to make any fucking sense. How are we going to pull through this?

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How are we going to pull? Pull past this. Yeah, why aren't we going? Go straight through the fence.

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Straight through the fence. Stick it through the chain link. Why?

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Because how are we going to pull this another 500 meters like this?

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Hold on, hold on. Why not? Because if you pull something.

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What difference does it make? It's going to get caught on the fence. It has to go over there and then back over.

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Over there and back over. Have no idea what you're talking about. What direction does this have to go now?

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We're running along here. This way. Oh, OK. OK.

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Never mind. OK. All right, cool.

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OK. OK, I need this clipped to my butt, though.

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OK, watch that bend radius. Yep. Oi, oi, oi.

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OK, here. Yep.

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Can you walk forward?

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There's quite literally nowhere for him to go. OK, that's a lot of butt touching.

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OK, you got it? We're playing pin the tail on the Linus.

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OK, so I can just crawl now? Yeah, but you've got to watch that radius.

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But yeah, go for it. I'll be OK. I'm going to feed it to you.

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Well, there should be no radius concerns, because I'm pulling in a straight line here.

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Hey, Linus. Yeah. I'm going to send Serge to get some shears and a machete,

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OK? Yeah, that'd be great. OK.

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Just the hand shears are the big one. I don't need a machete. I said two hand shears and a machete.

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Yeah, that'd be perfect. Because we might need the machete later, actually.

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Machete works really well when we do the fine side. OK, so let's get these guys out of here.

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All right, here we go. Boom, boom. Looks like he's having a fun time so far.

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All right, this is not my best plan.

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I mean, there was a plan to make a plan.

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Oh, man, some of these are really thick. Fortunately, they're pretty brittle.

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OK. OK.

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Hey, David. How you doing, buddy?

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Yeah. OK, let's get this boy out of here.

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OK.

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So some of the ones on this side are just going to need to be cut to be cleared.

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All right, let's get this guy out of here. All right, so I can just proceed forward, hey?

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Well, you guys don't have to help feed me. What's up, David?

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Do you want to wait for David? Alex is just, as long as you're close enough to me

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that my audio is good, Alex is just filming me on his phone.

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All right, we'll radio back when we know what our next plan is.

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OK, I'm pulling! This is hilarious.

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I'm fine in here, man. It's the same thing. They've been watching me like, I'll cut off one of these

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and then I'll just kind of put my shoulder into it

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and kind of go back like this. You've got to get up under all of them

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and then you just give it one of these. And as long as you're brushing your body in a direction,

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no problem. Snip, snip, snip.

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They told me this was going to be hard. Time-consuming, yes.

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Hard, I beg to differ.

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Yeah, this has actually been a lot of fun. I'm having fun.

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I haven't done this in 20 years.

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I do wish I had better clippers though. I will say that.

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I'm going to finish before they get here. We may need to go check with my buddy at the tree pruning botany place.

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Because we weren't expecting to get there today.

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So I told them, yeah, get it back to us at the end of the day.

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Should be fine. Feels like making a fort in the backyard, hey?

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Oh, yeah. Workshop jacket.

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Totally unintended. Yeah, the workshop jacket's been great.

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Alternate purpose for it.

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I mean, it is supposed to be like abrasion and covering this thing.

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Do we do pants? What's that? Do we do pants?

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Not yet. Could you do some pants?

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We will do pants. Okay, I'm coming through. Let's push.

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Ow, ow, ow. We'll go down.

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Let's go. Yeah, it's in my face.

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Ouch. Oops, sorry.

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Oh, I'm pulling too much cable.

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I foresaw for our workshop jacket.

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Oh, it's working beautifully. But it's like actually great for this.

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That's who you wanted a workshop jacket in. Yeah.

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I got this. I got this.

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I just need this like funny bone thing to stop.

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I can't put any weight on my right leg. I whacked it on this thing.

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Oh, no. Right on the top. Okay.

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I got out. I hit myself in the face with scissors.

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I'm back up. Looks like we're nearly through the lab complex.

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Yep. Getting some really pretty footage.

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Black glass filled tubes.

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Stroom through the underbrush.

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As he makes his way to his new home.

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Lab 32.

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Slowly. Plodding.

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You can hear the call of the Linus.

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A mangled scream.

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For the old, for the other members of the business jungle.

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Hear his pleas.

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I'm sure we'll find out. Hey, did you bring that weed whacker?

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I can go back for it. You got everything else done. Okay.

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Here, I'll take the other stuff from now. Hey, hold on.

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Hey, there he is. What's up, Sergei?

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Hey, hey, Serge. Serge. I see you.

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I see you.

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Whoa. What's up, man? Oh, not much.

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Hello. Are you even going to be able to get that up here?

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Pretty. I think he's planning to stand on the bed of the truck.

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Yeah, that's perfect. Perfect idea. I mean, I don't know if I would describe it as perfect,

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but it's something. Yeah. Okay.

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I guess that kind of works.

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WorkSafe wants to know your location. Okay.

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Ready? Yeah. Just a little toss, little toss.

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Okay. Ready? Yeah.

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One, two, three. Perfect. Thank you.

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Here you go, Dan. Cheers. Nice.

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Let's do it. Yeah. Could we get the weed whacker?

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All right. We'll be a little farther down, but probably not much.

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Boy. Boy.

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How's your progress now, Linus?

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Why do they have twice as many prickles?

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I mean, good's a strong word, but first.

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All he drops is our levels of depression.

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How do I start it?

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All right, here we go, boys. Check this out.

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Sorry. If I crawl, it's actually pretty open.

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I'm a little worried about the spot right here. This is clearly where someone dumps their, like,

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grass trimmings. So it might be better for us to go around,

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but that would mean going in there.

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Yeah. Easy mode.

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If only I wasn't tethered to a thing.

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You want to, like, retrieve the widespread, you know, the bud?

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Since you asked, no, I would strong prefer not to reenact coming out of the bud.

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We'll get an actor to do it. Yeah, look at my stunt double.

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Nope. This way. Yeah, why don't we do, yeah, one and two, sure.

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All right. We also do already have a 100 gig switch in there that we could use, the Dell.

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But for simplicity's sake, let's just use the two micro ticks.

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Yeah. For now, the Dell is a whole other ball game.

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It's a Dell. It's a Dell, dude.

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Okay, it should be.

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Okay. I'm going to crush the cable. It's pretty light now.

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Oh, yeah. Look how much we took off.

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No kidding. It was like up to frickin' here. More.

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It was like here. I guess you were kind of watching it slowly.

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Yep. Very slowly.

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Oh, yeah. I kind of have to tape this to it to do this.

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No, here, let's not roll it. We'll just lift it. Okay.

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There's a bunch of slack already. No, we're good. We're good.

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Yeah, exactly. Okay, let's go. I mean, that is with square wheels and all of that.

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I'm going to grab it out here.

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You know, I was thinking about all the Canadian memes, how we have, you know, square wheels

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or whatever else. That's not even the dumbest thing about Canada.

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The dumbest thing about Canada is real. Okay.

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There was upper Canada as we know it was formed. There was upper Canada and lower Canada.

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But upper Canada was actually south of lower Canada.

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I wish I was making this up. You're just going to leave the switch outside?

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And it wasn't because we didn't know. We knew geography at that point.

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What are you... That's all right, because we can just...

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Cool. Ow! Oh, God, I ran over my foot.

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Hey, you want to take this to the server and first thing, Stan?

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Oh, my God.

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What? It's strong cable. We just pulled through a bunch of bushes.

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You think you can't handle in here? I mean, it was a lot cheaper than doing it the, like, proper way.

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All right. Hey, camera guys. This is chill, right?

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Stuff. Not the first time we've imposed on their area.

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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. There's a server right there.

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Yeah, why is that server there? Hasn't that been there for, like, over a month?

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It's vibing.

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Wookie.

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All right, yeah. Can we get that server out of there for the camera guys, please?

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Yeah, sure. Thank you. You'll need help.

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It's heavy. Please don't do that. Please don't do that.

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Please get a helper. Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan.

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Please don't do that. They don't call it anything.

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Yeah, there's actually nothing in it. Oh, my God.

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Are we just going to leave that there? Why don't we put it on the corner, at least?

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Yeah, we could do that. So it's not, like, directly in the walkway.

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Well, I mean, I don't know, Jake.

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Here, yeah, just if you just tip it. I'm coiling on this side, I believe it. Oh, you're on this side.

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I was just going to put it right in this corner here.

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Jake, over here, dropping a coiler.

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Oh, my God. It's a poo joke.

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Too shitty. I like it. What are you doing right now?

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This is long enough. I'm just trying to get the tape off. I have lots of length.

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You've got the length? That's what she said.

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This guy. This guy. Here, hold this, will you?

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Do you need a power cable? No, I already ran that.

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Oh, nice. Okay, power. I knew there was a reason I keep them around.

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It's not because he's nice to me.

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I'm going to put these in three and four, but one, two, and three.

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So, yeah, let's go with one and two. Wow.

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Easy. Good call. Linus, you're right.

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Okay. This is pair one, right?

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Yeah. Look, I dragged this thing through, like,

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Look, we all did dragging. Half a mile of bushes. I just want to look at it now.

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With the same fiber? Yeah, we'd need some level switches.

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Next level switching gear. We might be able to do three by 800.

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I'm not sure if that's readily available yet, though. I do not have that kind of a budget for network switches.

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You're telling me you don't want to spend 100 grand on a network switch?

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For capacity, we're not going to use- The whole point was to not spend 100 grand, Jake.

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Well, all we spent was 800, so. Sir, that appears to be a UPS.

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It's got, you know, ports. An interruptible power supply.

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Do you feel interruptible right now?

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I know it's probably interruptible. Yeah.

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There you go. See, I knew it was coming. There's nothing I could do to stop it, though.

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What am I doing? I don't know. Come on, come on out.

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Jeez. I'm drunk.

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Hey. Drunk with power.

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Oh, God. Okay, careful, everyone.

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Coming from you. Careful, everyone.

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Did you bring an RJ45 cable? Yes.

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It's right in front of you. This one?

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Well, what is this doing? What is that?

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Just a second. It's fine. Okay.

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We don't need that where we're going. Okay. Speed down.

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Speed down. Speed down. Okay.

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Jake, why are you putting the switch on top of the UPS?

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Yeah. I'm just vibing. Jake.

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It's a vibe. Oh, see, it looks great. It's a vibe.

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Gen Z's and their vibes.

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Can't we have her generation alpha make you feel old, Jake?

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Yes.

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Who let them call themselves generation alpha?

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That's an alpha move right there. Oh, this cable's sick.

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I like how...

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This cable's actually sick. It squids out like right from the connector.

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One that will go multiple feet and then the end just splits off.

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Which, I mean, depending on your use case, might be okay. But for us, we want to take this and plug it into, like, four switches down the rack.

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So having them all, like, full lengths available.

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Fuck off, Siri. Fuck.

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You got in the ultra. You know how she reprimands you about your language when you swear at her?

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Have you ever had that? Hey, Siri.

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Go fuck yourself.

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I won't respond to that.

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She's a sensitive lady.

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Did you manually set those ports to 10 gig by chance?

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Me? Yeah.

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Down. Oh, yeah, I have no... Okay, so you guys know this, that I have no network connection at all?

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Correct.

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Oh! I see blinky lights. Hello!

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Well, it's because you're connected to a switch. Yeah, but it wasn't blinky lights before.

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My laptop for connecting to the...

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Yeah, maybe. Or actually, we can just...

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Oh, God. All right, fine, I'll move the switch. Thank you.

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Oh, look how much better that is. Oh, my God, that is not better. That's way better.

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What do you mean? Oh, my God, that is not better. Ah, like, more than this one.

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Oh, yes, 1200 US.

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Jake. It's fine. You know...

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Brother, you can't even talk. How much shit have you fucked up?

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Remember when you dropped the $10,000 CPU? Okay, one time.

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One time. So I need to drop this 10 times to be as bad.

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Actually, I have to break it 10 times to be as bad.

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Well, it wasn't completely... It's clearly not broken.

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It's not broken. Clearly. Only one memory channel was dead.

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You having problems? Yeah, I'm not connecting that.

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Here, let me... What are you going to do? I'm going to hack the mainframe.

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You're not going to do anything. Oh, you broke it.

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I didn't do anything. Can we... Can we get in here?

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No. No, I can connect it. I'm a Manjaro power user now.

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I'm actually deactivated.

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Okay, in all seriousness, though, this is supposed to work.

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Oh, it seems like you're doing great, though. Good work, Linus.

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Sebastian. Yeah, I'm going to configure it. Oh, look at that.

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I'm going to configure the mainframe.

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When I just set it to auto-negotiate...

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Let's see if we can get anything.

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It's probably your crappy PF sensor.

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It's probably your crappy... Oh, that actually is a good thing to do.

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No, there's not going to be internet because you're...

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Okay, I'm connected. Does it just give you DHCP through the management port?

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Hello? What the fuck?

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That's the management port. Boom. Who's got a connection now?

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Well, it works. We're connected to the internet in the other building right now.

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100 make because the management port is only 100 make. Can I come over here?

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Hey, Jake, do you want a chair over there?

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Okay, to the side. Hey, Jake, do you want a chair over there?

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I don't want to indulge you.

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What? What? What?

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Just because you have to assemble it yourself, this is empty.

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Oh, that's even worse. No, it's a box chair.

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All I'm saying is I saw it coming. It's a box chair.

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It's all good. Wow, that looks way more comfortable.

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Wow, look at this. My ass has never felt so good.

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Oh, boy. Oh, boy. My ass has never felt so good.

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Oh, yay, yay.

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Thanks for breaking it in for me. No problem.

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Why are you sitting on my desk? On your desk?

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Yeah, it's a joke. Oh, God.

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It's okay. Just leave it down now that it's down. It's fine.

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I see how it is. How are we doing? Whoa.

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It wasn't my switch that fell. It was the other one.

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What's the thing it's doing? So it's detecting the cable.

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It's detecting the cable. You say so all the time.

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Not bond. That is the wrong word.

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Aggregate. Yes, we can.

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And definitely not trunk. That's even more wrong.

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You understood him fine. The yellow one.

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No, yeah, it's because in the video recently,

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you were like, yeah, let's trunk them together. And then there's like eight or nine people in the comments

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were like, that's not what trunk means. And then there was people that replied and said, yeah,

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but you knew what he was saying. So like, and actually some switch manufacturers

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interchange them in their manuals, which is stupid.

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My favorite is that to make your speed faster,

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you use lag. Yeah. Link aggregation.

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Hey. Okay. And I'm ready for you.

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I got you.

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Okay.

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Yeah, you're going to blow the. Did you guys break my leaf blower?

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What the hell? I got this on Craigslist and I fixed it.

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I fixed it. What happened to my power cord here?

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When did this break? My switch doesn't work anymore.

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Well, it sounds like you need a new leaf blower then. That sucks.

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Well, now our network card is going to overheat. Someone, someone did this to it.

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What the hell is this?

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Okay. We good?

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That's very good. Right there. Oh my God.

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I didn't have a hearing problem. The poor CPU fan is just like backing off

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and it's trying to start up again. Oh no.

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Okay. So hold on a second. How's this, how's this doing for heat here?

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Oh my gosh. You can't even switch tabs.

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There it is. There it is. Well, hold on.

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Can we make a partition on the. Average response time on this thing is over a third of a second, Jake.

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It's so unhappy. That's pretty normal when it's pegged.

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It got up to a second there.

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You say this like you've never been pegged before.

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Oh my God. That's not making it.

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There's, there's tens of thousands of them. What?

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What is 70 going to make a difference? No, they're not here. When they get here, I mean.

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Well, yeah. The small amount.

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We, we were, we're shipping to customers first. For marketing, marketing.

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For, for, because that's what you should do.

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Jake's so salty marketing. I think I've ever seen Jake this salty about anything.

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Oh, I've seen him this salty about lots of things. Just like.

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Jake's a salty boy. I'm a salty boy. I have the CSGO like thing with the little salt spray.

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I always use the salty spray. First four seasons were amazing.

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And then five was, and then six was like, oh, they did some good stuff.

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And then it was all right. You can't expect a writing team that basically just had everything handed to them on a silver

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platter to all of a sudden be able to like actually write the best show on TV.

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Well, there was also like HBO wanted to stop spending $100 million a season.

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So they don't. I don't think it was, that was the problem. It was the writers were checking out because they were the biggest writers in Hollywood.

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So they could go do anything they wanted. So they wanted to finish Game of Thrones so they could go work on Star Wars so they could

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go work on the other franchises. They also wanted it to stop as well.

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How'd that work out? How would they want it to stop? It's like the biggest franchise on TV.

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It's costing them a lot of money. Yeah, but they're making so much more money.

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They want a million seasons of Game of Thrones. Yeah, I mean, if they didn't want more seasons of Game of Thrones, they didn't have to like

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start a new Game of Thrones. Yeah, HBO wants more Game of Thrones.

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I think the worst is we live in the era of most media properties don't exist for, as

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creative outlets or expression of someone's soul, they exist because an executive, someone

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was like, we could sell this. And then they've, then it comes down from the top and then there's like creative people

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that get involved at some point, but it's never the other way up.

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I mean, I think that's why people love YouTube.