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You seem to love your cats a lot too. Sure do. Got all this wet food, got all these great toys,

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and yet you don't love them enough to put out the hummingbird feeder

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so that they have something to eat. Oh, that's my wife's hummingbird feeder.

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She's been meaning to put it out for quite some time, but it still has the label on it.

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I don't know, she said to do it this year. In fairness, they are very complicated.

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You gotta unscrew the whole thing. Put sugar water in it.

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You have to change it often or else you'll kill them. Oh, what? I'm ready to pull.

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What? Woo! Total deficiency in customer service here.

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I didn't even offer you your sticker. You know stickers, huh?

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Yes. Would you like... No, no, I'll get it for you, but would you like it?

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I mean... It's your sticker. I don't know. Okay, sure enough.

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Unlike our customers, I don't really care that much about stickers.

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They care about stickers. They care a great deal, as a matter of fact.

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It's amazing how much exposure G-Skill gets on the channel,

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not by spending money, just by having really great products and being easy to work with.

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And it was the best price I could find on RGB RAM, so as far as I'm concerned...

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I don't know. Here, let's go like that.

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Sure. There's your operating table. Okay.

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You may need a knife. Got a Jerry rig everything knife?

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No. LTT stored up. Oh, okay. Got a knife.

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Honestly though, utensils at like thrift stores,

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they cost nothing. They're practically free.

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They're like ducks at the park. Do your utensils not match?

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Oh, I am too OCD once we...

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So okay, when we first moved in, we went that strat.

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And then, you know, I got a couple promotions at NCIX

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and we were at Costco and I treated myself to not one set,

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but like four, knowing that I would lose a bunch

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and that it would bother me to infinity and beyond

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if they didn't match. So...

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You know, that exact thing happened to me. I have the exact same silverware set right in here.

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So what can I say?

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The worst part of that whole story is not that you and I

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are on the same page, but how relatable it is to them.

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You know who you are. Where are we going to build this thing?

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Because don't take this the wrong way, but the energy I'm getting is that we need to,

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you know, not interfere with the wife stuff. Well, for one, she's actually getting one of those monitors.

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Oh, six. So she's going dual monitor. You're going...

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I'm going dual monitor. Are you going to keep this one? Maybe I'll install it again later,

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but I would need a visa adapter for it. So... Fair enough.

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All right. So basically this is our workspace.

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Well, you can do it out in the kitchen. Can I swap this out for my screwdriver?

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It has my name on it. Of course.

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And I think that's really cool. I thought it was going to be a non-LTT one.

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Nervous laughter.

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Oh, you also have a build your own, don't you? Yeah. My wife built it at LTX.

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So... Do you want to?

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Yeah.

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That might be good. Nice.

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It's like 90s bargy inspired a little bit.

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Sick. Yeah. So fun. Meanwhile, Colin's making great progress over here.

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These are fully... Oh, wow. Not anchored anymore. That's very cool.

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And we can show off the power line networking from TP-Link

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that is going to get high speed networking from the room over there

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to the media console. Well, the media console full of all of the other more different kinds of consoles.

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Not all of them have internet connections, but the ones that do will be sharing a not two gigabit connection.

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But it'll be pretty fast.

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Oh, god, it's so heavy though. In case something catastrophic happens.

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Here, you want a switch? I'll be here to help. Switch? Yeah. Cheerleading.

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Adam, Adam, go. Adam. Colin on Colin.

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He's got this. Adam!

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So we need to go in sideways. Okay.

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You're crap. No. Yeah. You're crap. You're crap. You're crap.

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You're crap. You're crap. You're crap. You're crap. You're crap. Yeah.

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Whoa. Whoa. Where's the furniture? I'll definitely keep rolling now.

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How do I kick them? Go straight ahead. You ready?

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Go. Work, work, work.

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Okay, and then we need to rotate. By the way.

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Done. Yeah. Cool.

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Wow. Great job, guys. I mean, look.

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It's got the balance board. Not legal for trade?

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Is that an issue? I mean, we bought it at Willow Video, so it better be.

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And by we, I mean her. I didn't want it.

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Well, what if you raise the bottom one all the way to the top? What about the middle one?

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Oh, that's borderline. Oh, she might fit.

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She might fit. Okay. Crazy suggestion. No.

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Okay. You can't do it. So what if you, I mean, really good Dutch artist.

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I think we could make this work. But the question is, how quickly can I move these things?

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I think we got this. Oh, man.

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No. This is your problem, Ikea.

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Do these screw in? Who puts screw in shelf adjusters?

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They're threaded. Oh.

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What? They're not threaded. They are. They're just threaded. Are you saying that you just full send them?

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Yeah. Well, no, they, you are supposed to full send them.

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They don't have, like a head. They don't have any way to screw them in,

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but they are threaded or they're, oh, no, they're not threaded. They're ribbed.

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Yeah. I think we got it.

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See Taylor, why do you have to have such a quality robust handle?

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Did I say creator warehouse and that musician warehouse?

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Yeah. Is Taylor Swift a creator?

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Singer songwriter, singer songwriter, slash everything else,

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dancer, whatever, all the other thing, director.

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Very little. She is. Renaissance, Renaissance lady warehouse.

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Okay. There. Now I'm covered. Yeah.

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I don't want the Swifties coming after me. You didn't give her enough credit for everything she's got.

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I've seen it happen.

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Here we go. Here you go, Talior.

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I can't look at her name without thinking Talior. I had a friend in high school, really good friend of mine,

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really smart, is legitimately like, you know,

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a very highly educated professional now. And on this one test, one time,

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he showed me his amazing grade on it. I was like, yo, bro, you misspelled your name at the top.

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He's like, no. I'm like, yeah, you wrote Talior.

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It was just a prank. I'm like, no, it wasn't, you had no idea.

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So that story is out there now. Hey, Taylor.

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Is that as funny as I think it is? Because he got like 98% on the test or something.

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Like he slayed me. But he spelled this thing wrong.

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Taylor would be my favorite female artist, but Shania Twain exists.

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Really? What? I do not believe you. As a human being, apparently she's awful.

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No, no, no. The concerts are bangers though. Yeah. Well, I'm sorry to hear that.

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No, she's supposed to be Canadian, like country,

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amazing person. This is secondhand, no, but.

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I'm from humble beginnings. Well, I mean, everyone from Ontario kind of sucks, but true.

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I think your team is literally going to leave now. I think everyone in this room?

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Well, not everyone. I'm the only easy person here. I know.

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Yeah. And we always feel that way. Isolated, uncared about.

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Okay, let's get these.

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Thank you so much. How funny would it be if you put like some

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Taylor Swift paraphernalia on your new desk pad and you didn't know? It was just always there.

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I forgot some Taylor Swift stars. I bet you do.

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Got a t-shirt. I got another t-shirt. A t-shirt under the mouse pad.

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Kind of princess in the pee. Probably he will princess notice that.

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But I was thinking more like, you know, a picture of a poster.

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Okay. Yeah, we can grab a couple of strapping people and support

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the monitors and then just shove it a little bit if we need to.

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Yes. Yeah. That's that's not it. It's just, yeah, it's just you need to really

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wrench her down. Also, I don't think it matters because once you've got the

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monitors on it, it'll just sit like that forever.

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So it's it's not going anywhere if that's what you're asking.

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Doesn't seem like it's going anywhere.

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I have a traditional Allen wrench. If you like, if you want to use that as well,

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it might give you more leverage. I think it's fine for now.

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Realistically, you're redoing everything after I leave anybody, right?

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That's been the trend so far.

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Can buy a source. Is that the greatest controller of all time?

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It's okay. A lot of people think the game controller is the best controller.

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It's up there for me, for sure. I mean, every other controller is pretty much based on this design on some level.

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Huh? I mean, Xbox 360 is practically the same layout.

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Oh, come on. It's the exact same as the PS1.

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PS1 came first. Yeah, the dual shock is the inspiration.

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Eh. Dreamcast.

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It's not quite the same. It's not quite the same.

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I don't know. I don't know if I'm gonna. This is now twice.

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I've been challenged to Mario Kart by people who actually play the game and won.

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Three times, actually. Oh, nicely done. I beat Belle and Maria on the arcade day.

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She was not happy.

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Beat her twice in a row. She was not pleased. It was a very different game though.

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It was like an arcade game with a wheel and stuff. Yeah, she would smoke me at like a real real real quick.

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She's actually good. There is something kind of satisfying about just clicking the top option all the way across.

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That is true. 7,900 XTX.

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Let's go. Okay, grab the, yeah, install the chipset first though.

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I prefer to do chipset before GPU. Just run is fine.

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You don't have to do that. If there's a whole bunch of things in the zip, then you should extract them all.

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If there's only one installer, then you can just run it for you.

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I didn't know that. I didn't know that either. That's the tech side, baby. Oh, yeah.

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It matters because if there's dependencies that are not extracted, then it's bad.

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But if there are no dependencies, then it doesn't matter.

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Windows update, getting this again. Okay.

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Okay. That's good.

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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. We want the higher power consumption. It's okay.

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We live in BC, our electricity is cheap. It's the only thing that's cheap.

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Yeah. Water. Oh, that's true. That's also cheap. Okay.

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Is something mashing on a down key right now?

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No. Something definitely is. I'm plugging the keyboard to see.

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See? Oh, that's weird. Buddy.

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Nope. It's not that. Let's stop.

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Yeah. Something is mashing the down arrow on something. Is there a wireless keyboard plugged in?

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No. Yeah. Is there? Because I plugged in that whole brick of dongles.

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I don't own a wireless keyboard except this. It's a mouse.

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Okay. It stopped. Okay. Okay. I'm not going to question it at this point.

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Your sensitivity is so high. What the heck?

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Oh, that makes sense. Because you had about three inches of mousing space before.

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Yes. Wow. You get to be a low sensitivity gamer now.

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I do. All right. Cool. Okay.

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Perfect. So our network adapter should be working.

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Yep. Yep.

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Oh, God.

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Should be working. Let's just go into the network settings, which are impossible to find now.

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Oh, my goodness. Thanks, Microsoft. Yeah. Theoretically, we have a gigabit link, and theoretically,

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according to the lights on the side of that home plug thing,

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we have a connection. Yes. But I do see one.

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Is there another jack on the other board?

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No. Can we bring your laptop in and test with the laptop?

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Yeah. We could swap the ports on the bottom as well.

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Oh, hold on. Let me see.

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It shouldn't matter. I'm hiking.

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Wait. Oh, oh, there's probably like a WPA set up thing.

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You have to pair them. Oh, no, Colin. You have to pair them.

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Did you pair them? You didn't pair them. It's still behind the bookshelf.

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Hold on. We can reach it. Oh, God. Okay.

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Can you check the instructions and see what the pairing process is? I'm going to go back on the Wi-Fi for now.

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Adam, what are the odds you got a soldering iron?

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Oh. Did you get a soldering iron? Oh.

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Did he think to unplug his mic before going to the washroom? I didn't hear it.

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That's very unfortunate. I'd swap that game multiple times and I'm like,

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I'm going to try it in my next week.

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Is there really a reason to force yourself to try an MMO?

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It's like trying to convince yourself to try crack.

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Why? Don't include this in the video.

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I just don't see any way that an MMO can do anything other than consume your life

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in a way that you could still achieve and yet have be more controllable with any other game.

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So this is no good. No. Some is banned. Oh. And you can't start a sentence with so.

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Oh. Because it contributes nothing. It's a filler word. Okay, cool, cool.

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Well, this is, no. See how hard it is? It's great.

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I'm catching on though.

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All right, this. It's crazy how natural it is to use filler words.

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Like you don't realize. Yeah, yeah. I didn't even pick up on what he was saying at first.

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There was like filler words. What do you mean? So? So. So?

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So is banned? Um, oh balls.

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Why do you buy power adapters that have the stupid wonky-shaped thing that makes it so

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you can't go through everything? You know, I hate it too. And the thing is, it's impossible to tell if it has it or not before you buy it.

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Oh, well. So this one's not as bad. And then you say to yourself, well, I already have it here.

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What am I going to do? Return it. That's how they get you.

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That's online shopping in a nutshell. I was going to ask, which of these cats is the culprit?

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This one right here. This one here. Okay. Um, hey you.

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What's our plan to keep everything here safe?

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It's like these things? Those things. And then those little, uh, those, uh, what do you call them?

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Hot sauce. Hot sauce. I mean, that's one option.

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We have those little gray cable shrouds from the dollar store.

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Okay. The little coily ones, you know. Okay.

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That being said, they don't tend to jump in there if there's too much space being taken up.

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So maybe it'll be fine. All right. I mean, everything will be behind the stand this time.

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There won't be any space for them to get under. I feel like saying there won't be enough space for the cat is just issuing a challenge though.

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Yeah. All right. Well, yeah, it goes. Good luck.

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Okay. No, I don't see, yeah, I got VIP membership in here.

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Seriously though, what the heck are we supposed to do? Hello?

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Vesa or something? Anything? Nope. The instructions only include how to put in the little stand that sticks in the bottom of these.

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Really? I'd say we'd go for it then. What could go wrong?

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It's gotta be. Yeah. Right? Right.

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Do you have an extra monitor just in case? Yeah.

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She doesn't need it that fast. She doesn't need it that fast. She doesn't believe me.

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She doesn't believe I read the instructions. No, I believe you.

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Would I provide subpar customer service by not reading the instructions properly?

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Yes. Well, did I just now?

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Not necessarily.

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Like, I believed you to be clear. I just... Oh yeah.

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Just like you believed me that the IO shield wasn't in the motherboard box earlier.

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I believed you then too, but sometimes you gotta trust but verify, you know.

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Isn't that what our customers always tell us? Yeah, no, trust but verify me, bro.

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We should adjust it for that. True.

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It doesn't roll off the tongue nearly as well. No, it really doesn't, does it?

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No. Is this to keep the cats out from under the sink?

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Yeah. You have baby proofing for cats.

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Do they go under the sink? You should see. My one cat, Nova, who's...

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You can get a sticker of her by the way on lttstore.com.

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She will literally reach up to DORNA. She knows how stuff works.

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She doesn't quite have the strength to get stuff open yet.

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But, you know, it's only a matter of time, I feel like.

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Yeah. You gotta stop giving them friskies or whatever.

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Just give them that dry food. Keep them...

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Nice and weak. I always have to look at which pins you touch.

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You don't have to. I mean, I'm... Yeah, here. I know you're right here.

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No, that's it. Nope. Okay, yeah.

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Sorry, I should... Colin's like right there.

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Yeah. What was the last time you turned on the Wii U? We'll figure something out.

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Yeah, like... Oh shoot, they actually used it. Oh, six months ago. Yeah.

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Still... I feel like we should... What? All the good games are on Switch now.

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They've all been ported. Yeah, but motion controls.

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Yeah, look at all these Wii games, Dave. The Lego ones? Retro console elitist.

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Oh, blah, blah, blah. That retro console's not retro and cool enough.

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It's not trendy yet to play on it. You should just play the games portally.

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It already went through a phase. This guy. All the good games are on Switch now.

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You know what are the only consoles in my house? Switch, Wii U.

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When was the last time you played the Wii U? Actually, Luke and his girlfriend were over probably about six weeks ago.

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We used to play Wii games. Yeah, but I played them on the Wii U.

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It's because the Wii U can do Wii games and it can do Breath of the Wild.

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I can't remember exactly, but apparently the Wii U is actually not good at playing Wii games.

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And Mario Kart 8... Boom. Wii U, most versatile Nintendo console.

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On the Switch, the deluxe version with more tracks and characters?

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I mean, the main reason I kept mine is just because it plays Wii games and has HDMI.

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That's the easiest possible way to play Wii games on a modern TV.

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Got him. I have a Wii. Got him. I support your Wii U.

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How's this going over here? Well, fine.

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You know what? You're doing great. You got the posts on there and everything. You got this Intel backplate that you weren't even considering using.

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Oh, you don't need the fans yet. Oh. Yeah, we can do that later.

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We're only going to have it up here long enough to post. So no point installing the fans and then taking them out and then putting them back in in the case.

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Yeah, so I would just chuck that on there and then you're good to go. Do you play thermal games?

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If it pleases you, sir. Sure. Oh, hey, look, it's on sliders.

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No, man, I got this.

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Clear up the stuff. Oh, there's stuff in it. Nowhere it's going. Minor details.

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Nowhere's the desk going. Uh, that means it's going to go... Oh, oh, oh, I see.

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You want me to take the other desk out. Wow, this looks awesome.

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We got the Nintendo 64, the GameCube, the Switch, the Wii U, the Wii...

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Why didn't a Wii U and a Wii? The Wii was kind of extra.

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We only bought it because the remotes that it came with were worth as much as we paid for the whole shebang.

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How much are motion plus remotes? Like 35 bucks each. 35 bucks each?

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Yeah. Really?

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Wow, that's impressive.

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Yeah, I know, right? Coming soon, lttstore.com. Look at this.

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Got that pocket. Got that pocket. Got the same pockets on the other side.

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These are going to be the coolest cargo pants. Screwdriver pocket?

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Of course it has a screwdriver pocket. Oh, where's my screwdriver? Screw me.

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Thanks, Colin. Boom. And you might look at that and go, wow, that is a junk hazard.

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But nope, nope, nope. If you sit, it will not stab you.

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Are we done already? Not stabbed. Just zooming in online and says junk real fast.

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That's not the first time.

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Won't be the last. Wow, I found one.

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Someone who actually daily is a steam controller. It does feel good to do a very practical setup for a change.

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Really nice setup, but not just like stupid lights on the wall,

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you know, kind of stuff. I'm almost sad we're replacing this laptop though.

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My favorite sticker we've ever done. And it's right there on the machine of the guy whose job it is to enforce it.

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And while we're marveling at his peripherals, definitely approve of this.

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Love this keyboard. It'll serve him for many years to come. But I found one.

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Someone who actually daily is a Naga. Where does all this go?

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Where did this even come from? The look shelf. Cotton eye, joke, sorry.

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Oh, ow. I'm fine. It's just, this is a knob.

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Should we put stuff on it? We have to secure the...

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Oh, we gotta secure. Oh, can we do that? You want to put a cable shroud right here before we push that in?

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That was the most passive aggressive way of asking for anything that I've ever heard.

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Sometimes you just gotta search yourself, okay?

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Passive aggressively though. Yes. The only way I know how to do it.

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So we just basically put the screws right through the thing and then we're good.

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And then we hope that they still reach with that giant power line thing behind there.

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Oh, I mean, sure.

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I'll probably hit the drywall anchors.

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Did I get it? Yeah, you got it. I got it? You got it. Oh, cool.

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My confidence was not that high.

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So fun fact, this must be European furniture because these are positive drive screws and

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this is a Phillips head. That's why it's coming out. They're from Ikea.

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Oh, Ikea. My arch nemesis.

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How do you have so many Wii games? I didn't even know they made this many games for the Wii.

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Yeah, you did. No, I didn't. There's like 7,000 games for the Wii.

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Call of Duty for the Wii? There's no. I mean for the Wii U, I guess.

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Oh, oh no, I have Wii U games mixed up with Wii games.

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That's terrible. How could I do such a thing? They were in alphabetical order, were they?

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Well, they sure as heck aren't now. Oh, no.

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Okay, all right. Okay, hold on. Hold on. Okay, well, half of them are super something.

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So that always makes it easy with Nintendo. No.

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All right, the Wii U games are alphabetical. Everything else here on your own.

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Wow, is that ever toyed.

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Holy crap. That is pretty close.

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That always feels good when you go to two completely separate stores and you buy the bookshelf,

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that's a good deal at one. And the console, that's a good deal at the other.

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And you bring them home and you're like, hey, the color matches.

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I'm sorry, I'm working right now. I know.

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Yeah, I know. I know, but I'm working right now. See, I have to be the one to go into here, not you.

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Okay. No cheeks to catch on. Here we go. Oh, we're gonna hit the pairing button.

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Oh, no. I'm pretty sure my ARM goes in that shape.

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Move the Wii bound board, it'll be easier. Oh, yeah, definitely. Yeah.

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Yep. One of these has never gotten in anyone's way before,

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more than it actually gets used. He's just liking you for real.

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I think we don't have much choice but to carry on, but I think we can all agree that this looks great.

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Wow. Huh? Take our Swift.

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I like the fitting in display too. Typing Swiftly too.

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Everything is Swift. I mean, Pikachu electricity power travels speed of light.

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Boom, Swift. I'm sure that makes sense.