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You get the nice chair and sorry I get the other chair. Sorry I can't have the nice chair.

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No, no, no. As a boss, you need the nice chair.

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We're on budget cuts here. I'll wait till you're ready. Oh yeah, you also wear the crown.

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Sorry, Fred mentioned that. Wow, that's wonderful.

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Well, you have to know who the boss is. Finally.

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And then you have to wear it for the rest of the day. Oh my god.

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In all your meetings. This is a dunce cap.

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Bonus question. You know what today is? You shop Wednesday.

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This guy's got failed. It's James' birthday today. It's today?

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Guess you don't know your loss. Don't cut, cut, cut, cut. I'm Nick.

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I do operations.

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I do LTT Store things.

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My name is Jake Bellavance, or Bell, and I am the ShortCircuit producer.

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And who do you report to? And I report to this fellow right here.

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You're not that short. I'm James. I'm head of writing.

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See what I did there? I report to Taren. Taren, Tom.

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I'll be on another future episode. I actually don't know this game.

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It's a newlywed game. Yeah, so I'll explain it once we do the introduction.

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How come he doesn't get a good chair? Because we haven't know who the boss is.

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Hey, my name's Dan. I'm the infrastructure and technical specialist.

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And my direct report is Mr. Luke here.

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I'm Sarah. I'm the graphic designer, plus many other roles here

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at LMG and Creator Warehouse. And yeah.

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This is How Well Do You Know Your Boss, a variation of the newlywed game where,

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instead of answering questions about each other, we're only asking questions about the boss

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with two traditional newlywed style questions. Without looking at each other,

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what is a color of Nick's eyes?

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Oh no. I knew I was not going to do well at this.

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And I watched the prior two videos, but I didn't explore.

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Oh, you watched the prior two. Excellent. These are new questions, actually. Oh.

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What am I? I don't know. Whatever you write is right.

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Don't worry. I'm right. One. Yay!

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Got it right! Excellent, excellent. I don't know.

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Do people still say hazel for eyes? Hazel brown.

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Oh! I just went fancy. They're like a yellowy brown.

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No, that's what Nick said too. It's like, does anyone call it hazel anymore?

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I haven't even called it brown. He's the head of writing for a reason. He's going fancy.

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I'm way ahead of writing. Still without looking at each other. Does James have any tattoos or piercings?

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And bonus points if you can name amount of piercings or tattoos.

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Interesting. Why are you pondering?

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Just trying to think about what counts.

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I'm allowed to tell them with that. I don't know. Shut up.

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You just write something yet. I don't have none. None.

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It's weird. I feel like you should. Like you'd have a weird tattoo. I usually could.

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I actually have. I have my son's name on my butt. I just have a bee on either butt cheek.

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It's just sharpie though. Once a week sharpie though.

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What'd you say? None but you. Oh wow! Let's go.

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I still have a little hole there and I had earrings.

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Oh my god. When I was a teenager. I showed Sarah a picture that one of my oldest friends

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sent me a few weeks ago, right? Of me as a teenager with the chicken emo hair

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and the fuzzy army jacket.

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Oh my god. And Colton. With the lip piercing. Oh yeah and Colton.

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Colton looked like a baby. He had like, when his hair grows,

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it's like the fuzzy poofy 70's hair.

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It's so good. Well now these are a lot of questions. Okay.

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So what is Nick's most memorable work memory?

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Oh good question. This must have been interesting. You've never been here before and I filled this in for you?

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No. Cause you're gonna answer now. Oh yeah right. Is that the Jordan's stool that's creaky?

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Yeah it's all right. I don't think Mike will pick up on it. What?

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Do you even know the answer to this? What is this? Is it hard? Okay.

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Man I don't even know the answer to this. I'm just picking something that's big for LMG

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and we'll hope that that's the right answer. Okay I feel like when you started at LMG

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up until like the point where I was hired.

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I feel like there were so many things that went on. Like work occasion or something, LTX,

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but like those LTX were so much smaller and less formal.

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Can I, can I, okay. I feel like for some of these I'm gonna have to give

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like a hint because like there's just,

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there's too much, there's too much stuff. Yeah. There's just way too much.

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It's within the time you were here. Okay.

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And you were involved. Oh. I only have one thing in mind for some reason.

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There was like something specific. Was it like an event phase thing or was it like,

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stop asking for more hints. You're ruining the work occasion in Mexico.

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Oh, I wasn't even at that one. I knew it. I was trying to think of something big

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that I was like, you've been here five years. That must have been the last work occasion. No, no, no, no.

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That, the Mexico one was like in 20. In Banff?

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I did go to that when it was good, but that wasn't the last one either. We did Banff and then we did like a staycation.

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Christmas shopping. Oh, like for last year. Yeah. Yeah, that was pretty awesome.

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Yeah.

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Excellent, excellent. Let's go. I don't want to describe it for the people who don't know about it.

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Everybody got like five to spend and you got five more if you spent it all.

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You got reimbursed the amount that you spent. So you were, you were incentivized to go on a,

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on a, screw it, shopping. Yeah. We took a flight and stuff like that.

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Like we flew around Vancouver. We like bought out all these best buys.

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It was crazy. I bought expensive headphones. I thought I was going to do horrible at this.

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No, you're in rings. Three for three. Heck yeah.

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Like that was just like the culmination of like three years.

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Yeah. So it's, that's very memorable.

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And it was really positive. And like everybody was super stoked. There was like 500 people that showed up

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and they were like, we're just happy to be here. And like it was super cool.

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And yeah, it just, that was, that was a very special moment

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for Creator Warehouse because it was the first time we had shown like, okay, we can launch something

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that's going to sell 150,000 units or whatever.

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You know what I mean? So it was like a very make or break investment for our team.

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What is James's greatest fear?

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James's greatest fear.

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Man, honestly, what is it?

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Man, you're just putting me on blast in front of the entire.

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Greatest fear. This is too personal, you know?

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See, I'm trying to find a way to just not make it like sad.

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I know all the things I'm thinking too are like, I don't even know if I want to know

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what your greatest fear is. I like, I, I'm gonna be real, I'm not that deep.

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Like, I don't, I don't ponder those types of questions.

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He's not. It's just like sharks or something randomly. Oh my God.

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Bugs under skin.

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Heights without a floor? I said sickness. Sickness, oh yeah.

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No, okay, I can't handle like, you know, like,

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what is the thing? Is it like elevator? Oh, I hate those rides.

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I hate those so much. Like if my feet are planted, I'm good.

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Yeah. But if my feet are like dangling and I'm up high,

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so I don't like chair lifts, like, I don't even like,

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okay, this is a little different, but I don't even like gondolas. Cause like, that shit's like waving all over the place.

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I'm sitting here like, is it gonna pop off the cable at any given second?

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Bugs under skin sounds pretty awful. I think for many people when you like,

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when you're having a rough day or, you know, you get into a situation, you end up acting like

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your parents, like the worst part of your parents. You're like, oh no, I'm doing that thing

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that my dad does or something like that. Yeah. Every time I get angry, I leave for a jug of milk

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and I never come home. Oh, what kind of person would James be

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if he wasn't a tech slash gaming person? Oh, well first of all, he's not a gamer.

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Let me tell you that.

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Why do you look fun to James? Well,

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I was like gamer for like 25 years, just not present at all.

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Back in my day.

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Sure. Sure.

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How can we possibly write the same thing? We'll figure out.

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How old do you know your boss, you know? I'm like really standardizing this answer too.

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It's like very broad, but. As long as this is somewhat right, I'll give you the point.

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Yeah, I'll take a half point. I put.

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I liked your right of way though. Metalhead. Metalhead?

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James used to have a mohawk.

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A musician? I just said a business person. I don't know what that means.

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Fair. So music was like a big part of my life

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when I was like a kid. Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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My dad's a musician. I played tenor sax, bassoon, violin, guitar, drums.

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I sang a lot. I never put in the effort.

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I was always good enough to get by. Interesting.

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Or I said, or worst accountant ever. We're a business person.

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You're a Metallica kind of guy? I don't know that much Metallica.

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I'm not like a Metallica discovery guy. He's downplaying. I've seen him live.

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Look at your most recent ShortCircuit. What song are you listening to? Oh yeah, I don't know.

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Oh, Master of Puppets? Yeah. It's a great song.

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I know my boss. I know there's gatekeepers out there and I don't want to say I'm a Metallica guy.

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Are you kidding? Pilots are so cool. That's what I call the float planers.

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All right, let's go. What is Nick's most non-living prized possession?

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Non-living possession. My most prized non-living possession.

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I'm like not sentimental about stuff.

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We have a ring. Yeah.

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I got the most boring, basic goal. My name symbolizes something.

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Sure. I literally already wrote down my answer.

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I think you guys are the fastest group I've ever done. I'm like, we're like halfway there.

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We're a business. That's why we get along so well. I want to preface this by saying

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it's prized for its function, not for what it is.

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People are gonna destroy me. Commenters, I know, you hate me and that's okay.

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They're called passengers this week. Passengers. Passengers? Yeah, that's what Jacob said.

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Jacob's like, you should call them passengers. Oh, hey, passengers. Wait, what? I thought they were pilots.

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Pilots? Every week they're changing. They're changing every week. Every week it's different.

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Float planers. Give him a little walk anyway. Passengers.

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His house. Oh, I've got my headphones. Oh, what?

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My dad, Clark. You're a new homeowner and it's super nice.

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You're doing all this work, your home theater, headphones?

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I didn't think of a house. Airpods.

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I said your house or your formula. My house or my formula. Yeah, I guess house is a good one.

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To me, day to day, like airpods, I have them in like probably eight to 10 hours a day.

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Just because I'm either like trying to focus at work

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or doing stuff at home that I don't really want to be doing like laundry or cleaning or whatever else,

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taking out the garbage. And so just having stuff in my head

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is very helpful for me. Oh, you know what?

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We both f***ed up. The sauna. The sauna. The sauna.

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Yeah, he hand-built a sauna. Yeah, it's great. I love the sauna.

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What's the hardest thing about reporting to James? So James would write what Bell thinks

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is the hardest thing to report. That makes sense, right? The question didn't, but the explanation doesn't.

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I could write an essay. Look how hard she's struggling.

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I don't know. He's too perfect.

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He's too busy. Oh, yeah. Head of writing, it turns out that's a big job.

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That's crazy. That's a charitable answer you've given me.

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Could have been like communication sucks. No, it's fine. It's just not often enough.

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He's a busy guy. Slow reply. You're busy.

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It's similar. If you ask easy questions, I'm easy to get a reply from.

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I think as long as you would reply within the hour as a supervisor or manager,

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it's like, I consider that pretty like on pace. That's fair.

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We started out, we scheduled for two, I think was it three o'clock? Three thirty?

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Got pushed to now four thirty. Yeah, we're an hour late. He's a busy guy.

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So now we're gonna do a little quick bit here. We're gonna do a traditional-

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Quirk burr. Quirk burr. Quirk burr.

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Quirk burr. Quirk burr? No, sorry. I mean, just for you, I'll rename it to Quirk burr.

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It's just traditional newly wed soft questions. So you guys both get to try the answer.

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As long as you guys are both right, the same thing. Yeah, I like moving down.

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All right. So between the two of you, who spends the most on food?

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Between the two of you. Do you mean on a per capita basis?

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You know, like- Just in general. What James spends on James' food

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and what Bell spends on Bell food? Cause he has a whole family. Oh no, just like on James' food, yeah.

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Okay, cause I have a family of five. Yeah, yeah, yeah, no, I'm not counting that yet.

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Yeah, probably. Wow. I think that's fair. I spend so much money on food.

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Yeah, me. I have more time to go out, probably.

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You guys are restaurants. He drinks multiple Moscow mules out of the keg, you know.

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We're at the keg, yeah, just yesterday. I noticed this month alone,

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I've spent, how much was it, $200 on Starbucks?

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I've had a pumpkin spice latte every single day. Sometimes two per day, but I looked at my finances

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and I said, I can't do this anymore. So I skipped the weekend, this weekend and broke my street.

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Yeah. And then it's your day. Yeah, sure did.

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Oh, that's so much money. Yeah, let's just not think about it.

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No, that's okay. How much do you spend roughly in like a month?

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I mean, this month probably, I take my girlfriend out,

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but just for my portion, probably $600.

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I thought, don't want to see him like that. Yeah.

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I couldn't tell you because my wife does my finances. I don't even.

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His wife does my finances too, so. I don't even know the password. And between the two of you, who is the best dresser?

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I mean... The biggest drip.

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The biggest drip. We're talking about size.

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No, no, no, no, no. Not the easy answer, very, very easy answer.

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Let's see who the biggest dresser is. Biggest, best dresser, oh my God.

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Oh my God. It's three, sorry. It's Monday.

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It's Monday. LTTstore.com.

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I mean, he's wearing LTT's right now, so. I like it's both from the same time, that's cute.

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It depends on the day. By far, oh by far, yeah.

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I'm like jeans and T-shirt guy. Yeah, but like you've got your wardrobe figured out.

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Sure. I feel like some days I'm like sweatpants or leggings

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and other days I'm like, I'll wear dressy pants.

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No, no, my first start at ASU would have dressed nice like every day.

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Yeah. And I was like, who cares? I was doing the first shirt and the first pants

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I could come and I was like, all right, cool. I mean, you got lots of style though.

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Well, you wear LTT Store merch. You got like cool plaid pants and stuff and like.

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Yeah, yeah. I try sometimes. Yeah, you're stylish.

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Going back to the rate of questions now. The best memory that you two shared.

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Oh, I know. I got it.

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There's been so many things. Oh, it's hard.

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There's too many good memories. Or there's none. No, I'm talking to you.

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This is, I'm actually, I cherish this. You cherish the memory. Oh no, I'm going to get it wrong.

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All right, did you write? I wrote the cutiola trip. Oh.

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What did you pick? Oh, that was a good answer. I picked the Toronto trip.

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Oh, that was good. I think the Toronto trip was like our first one.

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That was just you and I versus this bad guy. And we bonded at that airport bar.

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Yeah, it was good. Talked about not work stuff for like the first time.

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Yeah, that was a lot of fun. That was fun though. We went and got Mexican food. Yeah, we had the big picture of whatever it was,

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but it was a really good time. I was going to tell what you did. Oh, that's cute.

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I feel like it has led to all of the wonderful

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future experiences that we've had. I like that.

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But yeah, that was also really fun and I enjoyed that a lot.

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We all just went out, had like a nice dinner downtown. The whole team worked on the screwdriver.

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That was super fun. Yeah.

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Next time maybe you contribute to the screwdriver. Yeah, I remember when we went to Olive Garden

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and like the guy called me cheap. No, you know what it was?

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It was Red Lobster. Cause you and Emily wanted to go and I'm like, well, I'm allergic to seafood.

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And you're like, yeah, well, I really want to go. They probably have stuff that wasn't seafood.

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They literally had one menu item and it was a burger

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and it was the worst burger I've ever eaten. And then he called you cheap before we paid the bill

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like several times. No, no, no, no, no. What happened was when we were ordering,

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I said something like, can we order booze on the per diem or something like that?

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Or like, oh, we can't order booze on the per diem or something like that. And the guy was like, cheap.

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Yeah. Like, holy. And it works when you tip more, I'm sure.

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Yeah. Well, that was on a dilemma. Do I, do I prove them right?

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That was a good times. But yeah, I don't recommend Red Lobster if you're allergic to shellfish.

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How do you think Belle would describe herself?

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So I wait and I'm, I answer what I think I would call myself.

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Or what, or what she thinks I think. Yeah. She would call me.

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These questions are so deep. It's a little complicated. You're in a brain zone over there.

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What do you think that he thinks that you think that he thinks that you think?

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I don't want it to seem like I think that Sarah thinks a certain type of way.

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Because I, why are you breaking my brain?

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Yeah, right? I'd be Monday. I wrote an honest answer, but it's not what he wrote.

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He wrote something else. Am I?

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Every time I would ask questions, there's a different like 20 minutes trying to think of an answer.

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I'm just gonna put what I hope Sarah thinks of herself.

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Whatever you write is the right answer. It doesn't matter what Sarah writes. All right, all right, all right.

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What I actually think of myself is like, gee, gee, you don't really say that stuff.

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True. So I have to like think. Color it.

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What do I want people to think about me?

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Yeah, what you think other people think about you.

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Specifically me. Friendly.

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Friendly, that's good. Oh, that's so nice. Smart, funny, talented, hardworking, mature.

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Sure, I'll take it. Cause you started here when you were just a baby.

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I was saying he wasn't honest. Smart, loyal, grateful.

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I appreciate it. I said it humbly. Oh, you know.

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I was very humbly. Turns out, what is that from something?

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DJ Khaled. What?

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You smart, you loyal, you're grateful.

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I appreciate that. Go buy your mama a house.

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Go buy your whole family houses. What is James' biggest pet peeve?

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This will be good to know.

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I feel like you have several. Nick's just a happy guy.

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He doesn't have any issues with the world. No, no.

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That's definitely not true. But I don't think that's true for anyone.

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No. Like I hate it when people are late.

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Oh yeah. Personal stuff, like work stuff is fine cause I'm always like flexing.

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I hate when you go to pick someone up and they're not waiting for you. When you want to wait outside in your car, like bro.

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When someone's coming to pick me up, I'm like waiting, I'm like looking at the blinds.

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You tell me you come at 4.30, I'm outside at 4.25. Like I don't mind if it's like a few minutes late

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or whatever, like a half an hour or an hour. That's like, you're hitting my time kind of thing.

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So I'm very annoying to you. No, no, you're actually, no, no, no.

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Yeah, respect someone's time, you know, exactly. Reacting to teams messages or off topic comments.

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I guess somebody messaged it or like, just a reminder, don't react to messages.

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It's distracting. No, it is distracting. Also, mouth noises.

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Wait, what do you mean mouth noises? You know, like you forgot, I've had a time

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where I was at like a restaurant and someone was eating noodles at the next table.

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I had to move to another table. Okay, I think it's a culture thing, that's why.

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Cause it's actually a genetic thing. If you go on 23 and me, it'll tell you,

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are you annoyed by mouth noises? Really? Yeah, and I have it.

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He's built different. No, in like Asian culture, if you eat loudly, that means you're really enjoying the meal.

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Well, I wasn't going to bring that into this. No, I'm just saying, that's why,

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that's probably the reason why they're doing loudly. Oh, I said stupidity.

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I don't know, I personally have a hard time dealing

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with stupid people, but that also is a spectrum.

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Yeah, and to be clear, I don't think we have any stupid people here. No, no, no, no, no, absolutely.

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No, exactly. Like in this room or like, at the company.

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I think everybody's pretty damn pretty. What's one thing James wants to do at the company, but can't?

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He wants to do with the company, but he can't. It's such a long list.

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Now, Sarah is having the hard part of the hard part.

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What's one thing you want to do with a company you can't?

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I can do anything. What's Nick's greatest vision that he cannot produce?

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I don't know. Oh, I mean, I didn't take it that serious.

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Wait, what? Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. This is a serious show.

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Yeah, this is a serious show. The point's a matter here.

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All right, let's see what it is. Become CEO.

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Yeah, give it time. Fire gold.

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One leads to the other. I don't know.

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Oh my god. I was going to write, like, nap time, something stupid like that.

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I thought it was going to be something crazy like launch this product.

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I shut up. I shut up. I mean, I can basically make that happen.

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Like if I wanted to, you know what I mean? Nap time? No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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No, as Sammy was saying, like, oh, I wish we could launch this product. If there was a product that I had in mind

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that we weren't working on, like, we would just work on it. Yeah. Really?

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Yeah. Yeah, that kind of pulled. Yeah?

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I didn't have that kind of pull. Yeah, excuse me, Claire, it's not just a me thing.

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It's like if somebody's really passionate about a product, we're going to work on it and at least see what happens.

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Oh, OK. That's cool. Like dinosaurs. Yeah, like Sarah's going to make more dino merch.

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Yeah. OTTstore.com. Yeah. That's actually a tough question. Like, do you have anything that you feel like you can't?

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Like, I don't know. The things I can't. You know, the executives, you pitch things,

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the consensus. Right more, host more, I don't know.

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Bring back their just movies. I ended their just movies.

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We're at the final question here. And we are going to do a little shilling for a company here.

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So what is James' favorite LTT merch?

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Nice. I will say I thought about this when I had initially

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watched one of the other videos just because you use the backpack

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every single day. Exactly. And it is really useful.

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It is nice. Yeah. But I actually use the backpack more. The Stubby screwdriver, when you find a use for it.

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Oh. I actually wrote t-shirts. The t-shirts are so comfy.

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I sleep in them every night. They're just so good. The Stubby, I found a genuine use for it yesterday.

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It felt so good. It was awesome. But I prefer the normal screwdriver.

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Like, if I could choose one. You mean the large screwdriver? Yeah. The Stubby is really the average screwdriver.

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The long one. Yeah, man. Obviously, we've had some challenges

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with the carabiners and stuff, which is so close to being resolved.

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Hopefully, they'll be shipping before the end of the year, not 100%, but at least the first batches.

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But yeah, I mean, it's a labor of love, man. We love to make that stuff.

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We love to see people appreciate it. We love to see people interact with it and engage with it.

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I mean, considering we've only hung out outside of work like once. Really?

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OK. I thought that was more than just that.

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Non-work trips? Just work the other times.

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How well do you think Sara did? Sara gets an A plus. Yay!

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But Sara, do you think you did better? Because I know you're nervous, but.

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I thought I did better than I had initially come in here

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guessing, so. Which to be clear is not Sara's fault. Yeah.

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I'm not the most. I think he's pushing it a little harder. He's pushing it a little harder.

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It was fun, though. I really enjoyed this. I feel like you could give, to your probably,

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be my passport guarantor. Yeah, we were close. I feel like if it was a top three,

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most of my answers were probably at least close to that. There was some tough.

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As far as work relationships go, I give them like an A minus.

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A minus? I'm guessing you do better.

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So I was doing for improvement. You know Willis Pommier, but.

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Shadow Willis Pommier. Shadow Willis. I don't know what that is.

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Give me a call. 6-0-4-3. Previous life.