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Do-do-do-do-do-do-do-do. The End

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Do you play or do you just sit? No, I help play.

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I think. Hey. Hey. Hey.

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What are you going to do about it?

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He's really giving a half-assed effort here. What? You threatened that cat.

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What are you going to do about it? Oh, nothing. Nothing?

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Nothing. This is an awesome little kitchen helper.

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A little kid, big helper. Oh, man, that's not going to work.

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My ARM doesn't bend out.

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My ARM can no bend like that. Okay.

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Does that kind of work? Is it weird? Yeah, it's just a hand.

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It's not an ARM, but how does that sound? Yeah, that's fine. Before we get started, I noticed in the script,

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we had the bit about how you do your own home repairs,

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but it didn't take us long to find some sort of subpar work here, Alex.

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That's not my work.

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I do a better job than that. Okay, cool.

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Slightly. Yeah, okay, good. Slightly.

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But you mentioned some extra speed holes you put in the wall. I had to put some extra speed holes upstairs,

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because the line that I ran to here didn't pull very well.

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Oh, no. Yeah, that's what you were going to do.

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It's going to have you be a little hamster in the attic,

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but it broke. It broke when I was testing the feasibility.

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Oh, good. Wait, so that is what I'm going to do, or that was?

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That's not what you're going to do. You can see, I already pulled the lines.

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Oh, staff, certified whale, staff.

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These are inside out. That's weird.

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Linus tech tips, whale staff, LTX.

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This is crazy. Half your stuff is from work, dude.

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Well, we make nice stuff. Why would I not wear it?

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Especially when the price is right. Exactly.

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Free 99.

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This hard drive busted.

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Okay, okay. So this Kalanan bot, who gave it to Jamie,

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who then gave it to me. The validity of these claims, I'm unsure of, but.

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I don't know what's going to be the toughest conversation for Alex after today.

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Talking to his wife about how she apparently takes up space,

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or when he admits that he has to move this printer inside,

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because being in an unheated shed might affect print quality.

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Well, the printer, because it's enclosed, it maintains its temperature itself.

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No way. Yeah. It can just maintain,

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like the hole inside of the enclosure is heated? Yeah, I'm pretty certain.

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Well, the bed will be heated, so it'll heat up the enclosure.

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What about if it's really hot outside? Oh, then it can't cool.

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Okay, so then. Then you're screwed. Then you'll have to bring it inside.

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Yeah. Okay. I just won't print in the summer.

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Okay. Or you'll just print at work and take our film in. Yeah.

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I used to volunteer for Quaycon when I lived in Texas.

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I'd volunteer for this thing called Crimp Nation, where we'd literally just sit there all day

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and crimp cables for the land. Nice.

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And my track record was 100%.

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Really? Until I started working with Cat6.

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Ah, yeah. Okay, there you go. So ugly.

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I love it, though. I mean, the AMD logo is not ugly.

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The positioning and the color filaments and everything else is very ugly.

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Yeah. It used to be green and green. It used to be green.

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Because who were they? They were A... I don't know.

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They purchased another company. Uh, what?

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AMD was someone else before AMD, right? No.

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AMD's always been AMD. Advanced micro devices.

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They bought a GPU maker, though. Oh, ATI.

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That's it. That's what I was thinking. Oh my God, you kids.

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I wasn't even born when ATI was a thing. Oh my God.

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I feel like this is the kind of house that's like, uh, like my house.

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Like, if anyone ever buys this from you, they're going to be like,

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yo, what the f... what the f... they're going to call you

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and you're going to be like, oh, them again, decline.

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Guess you should have had it in the purchase contract if you wanted tech support on this house.

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This is a weird painting, dude.

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I don't know what is going on with this guy.

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This guy looks like he's getting stabbed in the back,

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but he's like, happy about it. This guy looks like he just loves

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murdering the sh... out of people. Okay, that painting was, uh,

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in my grandma's house in Surrey. And when she moved,

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that was my favorite thing. She gave it to me.

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I think it's William Travis, uh, at the Battle of the Alamo.

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And if you can see, he actually got shot in the head.

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Uh-huh. That's him dying. Huh.

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It's wonderful. It's my favorite thing. It's kind of messed up.

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It's very messed up, but I thought it was hilarious. My grandma...

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You ever look at the look on this guy's face? What the f... is wrong with him?

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I don't know. I just love killing!

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Are we using this monitor mount, Alex?

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Yes. Oh. That monitor mount,

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uh, the screen will not fit on it.

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So you have to... Okay. So, sorry.

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What I'm trying to say is this part needs to go on the screen first,

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and then it needs to be slid on. Oh, yeah.

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Because it won't fit. Uh-huh. You can't mount it afterwards.

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Uh-huh. Is that a challenge? It's not a challenge.

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It physically... It will not work, because I already tried it.

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Sounds like a challenge. You want to try it? You've got the dream team here, Alex.

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If anyone can do it, we can try. Let's go.

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We're the Try Guys. Except I didn't cheat on my wife yet.

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Oh. Yeah. It's a cheat.

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Oh. Also, I was going to say, there's only two of us.

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So we can't really be the Try Guys. Yeah.

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We're the Bye Guys? Okay, you know that's upside down, right?

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We were hoping you wouldn't notice. We were going to flip it away though.

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You can fix it in post. Okay.

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Can you tell he's worked with Elijah before? He used to have to manage me.

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And he couldn't. That's why I had to go to the writing team.

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He approached James. He's like, please, just take him.

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Your RC truck is in the way.

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Can you tell us about this? This seems like an impulse purchase.

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No, no, no. I got this for me. Okay.

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And so you're saying it wasn't an impulse purchase? Maybe by Kallinan.

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Not by me. My dog and my cats love it though.

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Okay, cool. You want to show us how it works? Yeah, sure.

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So you now have your wife, your boyfriend, and your...

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Well, don't forget about my wife's boyfriend.

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Oh. Where do I fit into this rectangle?

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I think at a certain point it becomes a pentagram with all the inter-drawn lines.

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Only Satan would approve of this type of relationship, mesh.

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Listen, that's fine. Mesh-topology relationship.

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Wee! Let's go! We're going to hear the thump down the stairs.

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Wow, she torques. Yeah, it's not bad.

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He knows how much I love old trucks.

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So he got me an old truck.

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Not this again. That ShortCircuit, you know.

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You've been defeated.

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Ow! Broom, broom.

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Some people will get the reference.

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This is not tight enough. Do we have the Allen key?

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Okay. Who's Allen? You mean who's Allen?

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You knew this wasn't exclusive.

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It's cool. Okay, hold on, hold on. I don't need to tighten it again.

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Okay, no, no, yeah. I'm holding it.

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Damn it, Elijah. Well, you can't hold it there because it's going to pinch your hand.

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You're going to scissor your hand. No.

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Yes. I am strong enough I would have been able to catch it.

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And gosh darn it, people like me.

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That's a reference you won't get. What? I didn't even know that was a reference.

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Andrew gets it. It's been a long time. I'm sorry, not gosh darn it.

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Doggone it. Doggone it, people like me. That's not a word.

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Doggone it? Yeah. It's not a word.

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It's a word. Doggone it. It's like, God darn it, but...

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Whoa, what? Doggone it.

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You boomers in your language. I don't get it.

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We need it to study how the zoomers think.

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Well, he's missing his subway surfers monitor.

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That's priority one. It's a subway surfers monitor.

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I don't even know that. You have a vertical monitor. It's dedicated to only play subway surfers.

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What's a subway subway surfers? So there's a thing on TikTok where they play in the top half of the information, something

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you want to watch. In the bottom half, they just play some random gameplay or random content.

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Yeah. Because the idea is the player or the viewer will be able to go, oh, I can actually pay

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attention because my eyes can focus on something and then subconsciously listen to the information.

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That's not how paying attention works.

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So... It is. No, it isn't.

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He doesn't get TikTok culture. It's fine.

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We'll teach him. 25 bucks. For what?

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My offer for this. You have to get rid of it.

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The walnut costs more than 25 bucks. I know, but 25 bucks.

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No. I put a lot of time and effort in that thing.

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It's beautiful now. Okay, so what are you going to do with it when you have to get rid of it?

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I don't have to get rid of it. I'm not noticing this is in your bedroom, sir.

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Oh, okay. Yeah. Well, that's why I have the other keyboard.

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It's wireless. So that's for looks and when it's not night time.

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Come to think of it, that's far from the worst thing about this setup.

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Where the heck is your mouse pad? Okay, so I had an LTT dust pad, but it was on my old desk and when I got this new one,

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it was too long. Okay. So I took it to work and then I forgot to grab another one.

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You mean you forgot to buy another one?

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Yeah. I was trading. I was trading an old one.

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Do we have a trade-in program? I don't know.

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Yeah, probably stolen from the office.

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I think it's a cable mod cable. No comment.

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Are you just going to stand there for a minute?

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You're blocking my path, sir. Thank you.

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It's sometimes scary to ask him to move.

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You never know if he's going to snap or something.

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Wow. All right.

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I remember actually asking you to move. I think it was like my third weekend and you had never talked to me yet.

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I was so nervous. I was like, I don't know. Maybe this is just like the, you know, you don't talk to Bill Gates kind of thing.

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Like, I don't know. Like, I was worried.

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So I didn't ask you. I just went back. I came back five minutes later.

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And now look at us. We're the bad guys.

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Oh my God. I got this like spam text.

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Hello. I'm Rudy from TaskRabbit. I have a flexible job opportunity I can share with you.

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Sure. May I ask your number on WhatsApp?

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I can notify the job owner to share complete details.

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You must be able to operate a smartphone or computer and have basic experience in using the internet.

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Hey, that's you. Should I just take it? Yeah.

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That'd be so good for a video, I think. I'm going to take this job on TaskRabbit.

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Stay tuned. YouTube.com slash Linus Tech Tips.

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Yeah, it's a really narrow hole.

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Do you have a smaller bit that actually fits? Uh, yeah.

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Cool, because I just stripped the hell out of this one. Cool.

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What is, oh, you got to pull the collar and then pull it up.

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Who's collar? What? Oh.

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It's called a collar, Elijah.

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I don't know. I'm not an engineer.

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Also, if you drill it slow.

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Sure. It won't strip.

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Well, that's what you say.

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Oh, it's so stripped.

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Oh. And I just dropped the other screw. Oh.

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And I dropped the bit. Oh, God, Elijah. It's because you got to pull the collar.

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Oh. To lock it in. Thanks, Dad.

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It's like old times. Now it's locked in. Now you can take, maybe try, if it's, is it like strip, strip?

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Oh, yeah. I'm going to try going lower. Oh, yeah.

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Yeah, it just. Oh, it's completely straight. Oh, yeah, yeah.

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It's done, though. Okay. I thought it was a kick pedal for a drum.

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No, it's for the sewing machine, Elijah. Why do you need a pedal for the sewing machine?

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Because your hands are busy. But it just, what do you mean?

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Your hands are moving the fabric. Good God.

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Of course your hands are busy, but it just goes.

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How does it go, Elijah? You hit power and room.

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And it just auto detects the fabric? Well, no, because it just goes 24 seven and you just feed it.

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I don't sew. We know. Or I don't know.

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Elijah, you don't know a lot of things. I don't know how the world works.

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I do know how the world works. I think he knows how the world works.

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In my bubble. When you're Elijah, you have a lot of experience with how the world works.

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So they've got the needle with the foot. Sure.

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It goes like that. Sure. Okay.

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Then you got these little things under the foot that go ch-choo-choo. And they feed the fabric through.

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Okay. So the pedal tells it how fast to feed the fabric.

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Or just a little bit.

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But you're feeding the fabric. No. You just hold it.

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You're guiding it. Guided steady. It's like a car.

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It's like the harder you push the pedal the faster it's going.

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Yeah. But there's no gas.

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Okay. I can't tell if he's trolling or not.

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See, my stepdad does this thing. Once he understands that he was an idiot, he tries to make it seem like no one could be that stupid by making another joke.

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And so you can't tell where the line was between what he actually didn't understand and what he's joking about.

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I've never- I think he pulled that move.

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Man, that is a big, big screen for this room.

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Is that a hundred inches? It's a hundred inches. But I thought it was going to be like a TV.

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So like diagonally. But it's a hundred inches wide.

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Oh. There's your problem right there.

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Yeah. You know what, Alex?

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Yeah. I think what you actually need to do is not change your light fixture.

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You need to move this whole thing down. See, I had it down and it was too close to the-

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Oh. It was too awkward. That's where these holes came from.

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I see. Okay. This was a little bit higher.

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Okay. And it didn't feel so weird.

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Right. It didn't feel like I was going to die.

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What you really needed to do was steal a different projector from work.

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A short throw. Yeah. I don't really know much about projectors.

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Yeah, that's fine. This one was- it seemed decent.

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Oh, no. This is a- that is a very decent projector.

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Yeah. Yeah, let's just play around with the keystone a little bit though.

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I'll help. Uh-huh.

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That's a huge hop line.

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His kids aren't home so I'm trying to help fill that void.

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I think the space bar is delayed.

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Really? Uh, you should try. Maybe I'm doing it wrong.

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Try typing actual words though.

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It is.

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Overall, I can't fault the effort when it comes to beautifying the place though.

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These are some spectacular Christmas ornaments. I especially love this one.

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We picked that up in Hawaii. I see that. You can tell.

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It's very, you know, it's Hawaiian-themed. Yeah, it really fits the whole vibe you've got going on here.

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Yeah.

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From LTTstore.com? Yeah, I got a lot of it.

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He admits it. I have tons.

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It's the one benefit of being a big boy.

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Oh, I see. The free samples. Right.

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They're never picked through. So, okay, so to do one of the cameras, we have to do the switch first.

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Oh. Because it needs the PO.

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Actually, we need to do the switch first if we want to adopt anything.

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I see. Well, I wasn't going to adopt them initially.

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I was just going to install them. Okay. This is kind of cool packaging.

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Yeah, Ubiquiti does a really good job.

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Got this, like, exploded sort of view looking, deely.

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It's just the pain to put back in the package. So, like, after we sticker them, having to put them back in can be a nightmare.

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Well, there's some feedback for you, Ubiquiti. It's very pretty, though.

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We have to pull one of those cables from the bottom up to the top and feed it through the hole.

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Oh, so we're going the exterior route strategy.

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Got it. We did a whole video on that, how to kind of do it properly with Putty and everything.

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Hey, look at that. Look at that. We got some Alex Plus.

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Yeah. Oh, look at that. And I guess you're keeping your patch panel.

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Yeah. That is so screwed in.

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Yeah. Well, I didn't screw it in because I knew this had to go.

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Right. And then this is going to...

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What is this? What are you doing, bud? What do you mean?

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What is this? Okay, okay, okay. What is this?

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Why do you use the... Oh, God, I can't remember what that went to.

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I pulled it out. No.

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What is that? I don't know.

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This is the downstairs access point that I don't need anymore.

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Yeah. But that's not the problem. The problem is why didn't you just terminate this?

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You went to all the work to put it in this female housing and just...

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Oh yeah, that's because it was in the patch panel, but then I moved everything around

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and it didn't fit anymore.

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So this was temporary. Temporary.

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The most permanent form of airy.

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Yeah. Look at these buttons. Wow.

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What does that do? I don't know. What does that do?

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I don't know. Who knows? Something good, probably.

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Yeah. Do you know how to start it? Because there's no...

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This one. Yeah, yeah. There's no button on it.

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Yeah, but it's a start shape. A start shape? Yeah, it's a diamond.

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Diamond is start? Yeah. Did you know that I know start?

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Start holding. Oh yeah, diamond hands, baby, to the moon.

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Okay, do I have the wrong side? No, I have the right side.

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Oh, you have the right side. Excellent. This is a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be.

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Alex, a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be, Dick.

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Yeah. I've probably never heard that one either.

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I haven't either.

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Let's see what was worth cheating on LTT Store for what?

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Really this? Yeah, it was the cheapest one that could be delivered today.

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Intricate. Mouse pad? That's not even a brand.

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There was an Amazon basics, but I thought this would be better.

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It was a whole $7.98.

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Delivered today. You know, on LTT Store, you could have gotten a gigantic mouse pad.

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I could have. For $29.99 and cut it up into like nine of these.

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I could have. I can still do it.