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Luke: I'm trying to hide the mics real quick. 2 00:00:01.601 --> 00:00:02.802 Elijah: Yeah, make sure mics are hidden. 3 00:00:03.837 --> 00:00:05.505 I'm like so nervous, I don't know why. 4 00:00:05.672 --> 00:00:08.041 I'm not even going in there and I'm the nervous one. 5 00:00:08.274 --> 00:00:09.743 Luke: I'm wearing a wire, dude. 6 00:00:09.843 --> 00:00:11.511 Elijah: *Laughs* 7 00:00:12.045 --> 00:00:13.079 Luke: Is that a UPS? 8 00:00:13.847 --> 00:00:14.314 Seller Guy: Yeah... 9 00:00:17.450 --> 00:00:20.453 Most of them are generally just the batteries... 10 00:00:20.787 --> 00:00:23.656 Seller Guy: If you need a replacement battery, it would be good to go again but- 11 00:00:23.656 --> 00:00:24.057 Luke: Right. 12 00:00:24.557 --> 00:00:25.792 Luke: For the like main... 13 00:00:26.326 --> 00:00:28.561 I'm sorry, I'm not 100% up on the terminology 14 00:00:28.561 --> 00:00:33.266 The main parts... We've got a Ryzen system... a Ryzen 1700 15 00:00:33.266 --> 00:00:33.800 Seller Guy: Yeah. 16 00:00:34.501 --> 00:00:38.138 Elijah: Oh yeah, it looks like he has a power supply and a computer? 17 00:00:38.805 --> 00:00:42.475 Luke: Now that this is concluded, I will say I noticed the LTT screwdriver. 18 00:00:42.842 --> 00:00:44.677 Did you recognize me at all? 19 00:00:45.145 --> 00:00:45.678 Seller Guy: I do? 20 00:00:45.879 --> 00:00:48.948 Luke: Yeah, might be a little easier without the glasses. 21 00:00:49.416 --> 00:00:54.320 Seller Guy: Without the glasses and the neck tattoos. 22 00:00:54.320 --> 00:00:56.689 Luke: The beard and the tattoos and stuff. Lidsay: Yeah, hahahahaha. Luke: *Laughs*. 23 00:00:57.123 --> 00:00:58.324 Luke: Okay, well thank you very much. 24 00:00:58.358 --> 00:00:59.325 Lidsay: Thank you! 25 00:00:59.759 --> 00:01:00.760 Elijah: That's funny. 26 00:01:02.328 --> 00:01:04.330 Luke: When he handed me the screwdriver, I was like oh no. 27 00:01:05.198 --> 00:01:07.233 Lidsay: It was kind of just like he was like, I know; 28 00:01:07.333 --> 00:01:09.102 Luke: Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. Lidsay: I know babe, here you go. 29 00:01:09.135 --> 00:01:10.470 Luke: I felt like that's what was happening; 30 00:01:11.171 --> 00:01:13.873 especially because he went to a different room to get a screwdriver, 31 00:01:13.907 --> 00:01:14.340 Lidsay: Yeah. 32 00:01:14.374 --> 00:01:15.942 Luke: and then brought us to a room with multiple screwdrivers. 33 00:01:15.942 --> 00:01:17.143 Lidsay: Yeah, hahahaha. 34 00:01:17.977 --> 00:01:18.912 Elijah: He's alright. 35 00:01:19.045 --> 00:01:21.081 Luke: Hello, we got some stuff. 36 00:01:21.081 --> 00:01:21.915 Elijah: Let's go! 37 00:01:21.915 --> 00:01:23.550 Luke: We got a mouse and a power supply. 38 00:01:23.583 --> 00:01:26.886 The mouse sucks, and the power supply sucks; 39 00:01:27.120 --> 00:01:31.491 but the power supply is 350 watts, so it can run the system; 40 00:01:31.724 --> 00:01:36.362 while we have the 750 watt power supply run just the graphics card, so like it can work. 41 00:01:36.729 --> 00:01:37.630 Elijah: Nice, okay. 42 00:01:37.630 --> 00:01:39.265 Luke: I don't think this was actually a waste of time. 43 00:01:39.532 --> 00:01:40.033 Elijah: Cool. 44 00:01:40.233 --> 00:01:43.303 Luke: Dude we go inside dude hands me an LTT screwdriver. 45 00:01:43.336 --> 00:01:46.439 Elijah: Hahahahahaha! Luke: He was like, oh no! 46 00:01:47.107 --> 00:01:49.809 Elijah: Yeah, I was wondering if he would recognize you. 47 00:01:49.809 --> 00:01:52.445 Luke: He started looking at me when we were in the sea can, 48 00:01:52.645 --> 00:01:56.182 and when we were about to leave he gave me a few looks that were like, 49 00:01:56.683 --> 00:01:59.452 a little longer than they probably normally would have been. 50 00:01:59.486 --> 00:01:59.853 Elijah: Yeah. 51 00:01:59.886 --> 00:02:05.692 Luke: I could tell he was like trying to pierce the glasses a little bit; and I was like, uh oh. 52 00:02:06.359 --> 00:02:10.029 Linus: Here's the rundown, our GPU arrived from Jawa which means combined with storage 53 00:02:10.063 --> 00:02:12.432 we have everything to put together our final computer. 54 00:02:12.465 --> 00:02:13.032 Sammi: Okay. 55 00:02:13.066 --> 00:02:16.469 Linus: We've got the deal to sell most of our leftovers; 56 00:02:16.503 --> 00:02:19.772 but it's way in Vancouver super far away, and the deal sucks. 57 00:02:19.806 --> 00:02:24.077 Someone just messaged about everything that we've got for sale on Facebook right now; 58 00:02:24.144 --> 00:02:24.577 Sammi: Right. 59 00:02:24.711 --> 00:02:28.548 Linus: if we can get a better price from these guys, or even the same price, they're in Fleetwood. 60 00:02:28.581 --> 00:02:29.682 Sammi: A lot closer. 61 00:02:29.716 --> 00:02:30.483 Linus: Way closer. 62 00:02:30.750 --> 00:02:33.219 Linus: With all that said priority number one, 63 00:02:34.154 --> 00:02:38.291 is to get this damn sweater off I'm like dying right now, It's so warm. 64 00:02:38.424 --> 00:02:40.860 Sammi: Oh, am I undoing the hard drive itself? 65 00:02:40.994 --> 00:02:41.794 Linus: Yes, please. 66 00:02:42.495 --> 00:02:45.265 Sammi: No, I meant like I think I was taking the hard drive apart. 67 00:02:45.265 --> 00:02:45.698 Linus: What!? 68 00:02:46.733 --> 00:02:47.433 Sammi: I don't know. 69 00:02:47.667 --> 00:02:49.135 Linus: Oh, yeah, don't do that! 70 00:02:50.003 --> 00:02:50.970 What is happening? 71 00:02:51.471 --> 00:02:52.472 Sammi: I don't know, I was trying to dig it out. 72 00:02:52.472 --> 00:02:54.073 Linus: Hold on, hold on Sammi, hold on, hold on, hold on. 73 00:02:54.073 --> 00:02:56.009 Okay, so that's also the wrong bit, 74 00:02:56.042 --> 00:02:58.578 which is actually good because it means that probably wasn't getting removed. 75 00:02:58.611 --> 00:02:59.212 Sammi: Oh, 76 00:02:59.379 --> 00:03:01.080 Linus: Okay, this side please. 77 00:03:01.114 --> 00:03:01.915 Sammi: Oh okay. 78 00:03:04.984 --> 00:03:10.023 Linus: I hope there's some kind of bonus points for having like really good thermals; 79 00:03:10.190 --> 00:03:13.426 because our system Is going to run really cool. 80 00:03:14.928 --> 00:03:16.329 It's going to be really quiet. 81 00:03:16.329 --> 00:03:19.132 Sammi: Yeah. Linus: A big part of winning with the judges, 82 00:03:19.132 --> 00:03:22.569 is making sure that you communicate the benefits of your system; 83 00:03:22.602 --> 00:03:22.869 Sammi: Right. 84 00:03:22.902 --> 00:03:27.407 Linus: so we might even want to have like a little presentation card for our system, 85 00:03:27.440 --> 00:03:27.807 Sammi: Okay. 86 00:03:27.840 --> 00:03:31.978 Linus: that's like "so quiet!", you know "much performance"; 87 00:03:32.278 --> 00:03:32.779 Sammi: Right. 88 00:03:32.812 --> 00:03:35.215 Linus: "very clean aesthetic", you know? 89 00:03:35.248 --> 00:03:35.682 Sammi: Okay. 90 00:03:35.682 --> 00:03:36.416 Linus: That kind of thing. 91 00:03:36.683 --> 00:03:37.517 Linus: Who are the judges again? 92 00:03:37.984 --> 00:03:38.885 Sammi: Nicole... 93 00:03:39.786 --> 00:03:40.486 Linus: Riley, 94 00:03:40.486 --> 00:03:41.187 Sammi: Riley, 95 00:03:41.454 --> 00:03:42.388 Andrew: Got one more. 96 00:03:44.290 --> 00:03:47.560 Linus: Who else was it? If it's Andy, I'm going to leave this peel on here. 97 00:03:47.627 --> 00:03:48.127 Andrew: Hah. 98 00:03:48.127 --> 00:03:49.796 Linus: No I'm kidding, I'm going to take it off. 99 00:03:49.796 --> 00:03:54.567 Linus: Whoa Sammi, we might have another buyer for basically everything; the guy in Fleetwood. 100 00:03:54.601 --> 00:03:55.268 Sammi: Okay. 101 00:03:55.435 --> 00:03:58.238 Linus: Buddy says, makes sense I'd be interested in most of this stuff. 102 00:03:58.238 --> 00:04:02.609 I'm going to put together a combo deal for him; basically hopefully an offer you can't refuse. 103 00:04:04.143 --> 00:04:04.677 Linus: Okay. 104 00:04:04.677 --> 00:04:07.480 Linus: I'm working on it. Sammi: Reply, while he's replying so he doesn't turn off his phone. 105 00:04:07.480 --> 00:04:08.681 Linus: I got this, I got this. 106 00:04:09.148 --> 00:04:10.149 Sammi: Get your fingers warmed up. 107 00:04:10.183 --> 00:04:11.818 Linus: I got this, you're pressuring me! 108 00:04:11.851 --> 00:04:12.719 Sammi: Okay, I'll look away! 109 00:04:13.453 --> 00:04:14.187 Sammi: This one... 110 00:04:14.254 --> 00:04:14.787 Linus: Sammi. 111 00:04:14.954 --> 00:04:15.655 Sammi: What's up? 112 00:04:16.155 --> 00:04:18.958 Linus: Should we give up the Corsair case? He wants the Corsair case. 113 00:04:19.092 --> 00:04:20.627 Sammi: But then we already took everything out. 114 00:04:21.261 --> 00:04:22.495 Linus: I knooow! 115 00:04:22.629 --> 00:04:26.032 Linus: Hey Tom, you seem like a talented bloke. 116 00:04:26.165 --> 00:04:27.900 Tom: Hahahahaha. 117 00:04:27.900 --> 00:04:28.534 Tom: Okay? 118 00:04:29.068 --> 00:04:33.072 Linus: What are the odds you can re-attach my beard while I'm working on this computer? 119 00:04:33.139 --> 00:04:34.007 Tom: Hahahaha. 120 00:04:34.707 --> 00:04:36.676 Linus: If the answer's no, the answer's no; 121 00:04:37.577 --> 00:04:38.311 Tom: Let’s give a go 122 00:04:38.344 --> 00:04:39.479 Linus: but I'm, you know it's- 123 00:04:39.812 --> 00:04:40.980 David: The hardest challenge yet. 124 00:04:41.414 --> 00:04:44.717 Linus: It's one of those things where If I didn't ask, I'd never know. 125 00:04:44.984 --> 00:04:46.286 Tom and David: *Laughing* 126 00:04:46.519 --> 00:04:47.987 Linus: I feel good about our system. 127 00:04:48.521 --> 00:04:50.890 I still have some questions about our whole setup. 128 00:04:51.691 --> 00:04:56.429 Sammi: Okay, well we can hit up Daiso or something; 129 00:04:57.096 --> 00:04:58.197 Linus: Mmmmm that's smart. 130 00:04:58.197 --> 00:04:59.565 Sammi: because it's like $2... 131 00:04:59.599 --> 00:05:00.500 Linus: Wicked smart. 132 00:05:00.533 --> 00:05:05.138 Sammi: Yeah, so with like $15 we could get some cute stuff. 133 00:05:06.339 --> 00:05:06.839 Linus: Okay. 134 00:05:07.774 --> 00:05:11.277 Sammi: I don't know if I'm doing this right, but I think I am. 135 00:05:11.678 --> 00:05:14.781 Sammi: The one time I built a PC was under the guidance of 136 00:05:14.847 --> 00:05:21.788 like a young Gen Z kid who was playing Minecraft And yelling at me the whole time. 137 00:05:22.655 --> 00:05:25.792 He might watch this channel, but I don't know where he is anymore. 138 00:05:25.958 --> 00:05:27.226 Andrew: Pfff. 139 00:05:27.493 --> 00:05:32.031 Sammi: I posted on his Discord server, and I was like help; 140 00:05:32.065 --> 00:05:34.767 and he was the only one who responded, 141 00:05:37.170 --> 00:05:40.006 and he's like no, this is where you put it in. 142 00:05:40.039 --> 00:05:41.174 I'm like okaaaaay. 143 00:05:44.377 --> 00:05:45.511 Linus: I believe in you, Sammi. 144 00:05:45.745 --> 00:05:47.347 Sammi: Yeah, thank you. 145 00:05:51.050 --> 00:05:54.153 Andrew: You should keep the grey look in your hair Linus. 146 00:05:54.487 --> 00:05:57.490 Linus: Oh yeah? Like it, distinguished? 147 00:05:57.490 --> 00:05:58.257 Andrew: It's kinda cool... 148 00:05:59.025 --> 00:06:00.560 Sammi: It stands out at this company. 149 00:06:00.560 --> 00:06:01.928 Sammi: Should be eight screws, right? 150 00:06:02.028 --> 00:06:02.795 Linus: Alright. 151 00:06:03.396 --> 00:06:05.798 Linus: Going for the, What is it, the gray fox look? 152 00:06:06.099 --> 00:06:06.933 Sammi: Silver fox. 153 00:06:06.999 --> 00:06:08.901 Linus: Silver fox, silver fox sorry. 154 00:06:09.535 --> 00:06:11.771 Linus: I think the gray fox is an actual kind of fox. 155 00:06:12.038 --> 00:06:12.705 Sammi: Probably. 156 00:06:13.473 --> 00:06:14.907 Tom: Should've brought a bigger brush. 157 00:06:15.441 --> 00:06:18.311 Sammi: Oh my god, why is everything in the system zip tied together? 158 00:06:18.644 --> 00:06:21.247 Sammi: *Singing ice cream truck tune* 159 00:06:21.347 --> 00:06:23.082 Linus: Yeah, it's actually irritating at this point. 160 00:06:24.016 --> 00:06:25.785 Linus: Not you, not you, the ice cream truck. 161 00:06:26.119 --> 00:06:27.286 Sammi: *Kept singing* 162 00:06:27.320 --> 00:06:27.954 Andrew: But also you. 163 00:06:28.721 --> 00:06:29.789 Linus: Yeah, you're not helping. 164 00:06:31.557 --> 00:06:32.225 Sammi: Sorry. 165 00:06:32.358 --> 00:06:33.426 Linus: No, no, you're good, you're good. 166 00:06:35.628 --> 00:06:37.964 Tom: Get some of these right over there, yeah, sure why not. 167 00:06:38.598 --> 00:06:40.633 Sammi: Don't worry, I don't take personal offense to that. 168 00:06:41.467 --> 00:06:42.935 Tom: You don't? You should. 169 00:06:43.369 --> 00:06:46.105 Sammi: Mmmm Okay, what do I do next? Linus: Alright, okay that's it. 170 00:06:46.339 --> 00:06:47.273 Linus: Let me come have a look. 171 00:06:48.441 --> 00:06:51.711 Luke: Alright we are going out to get a chair, 172 00:06:51.778 --> 00:06:58.050 all we need at this point is a mouse, a mouse pad, a keyboard, a chair and speakers. 173 00:06:58.317 --> 00:07:01.521 We have a line on a chair, which we're going to get now; 174 00:07:01.521 --> 00:07:05.758 and then we also have a line on a mouse pad, mouse, keyboard combo; 175 00:07:05.758 --> 00:07:08.661 which we're going to go get at 4pm, which is in about 176 00:07:08.895 --> 00:07:12.632 2 hours? Is when we would need to leave to go pick it up. 177 00:07:12.632 --> 00:07:17.537 And then that just leaves us with speakers, which we'll have all day tomorrow to figure out 178 00:07:17.537 --> 00:07:23.242 If we don't figure it out now, and if we completely fail to figure it out 179 00:07:23.810 --> 00:07:26.946 technically, the monitor has speakers in it. 180 00:07:26.946 --> 00:07:31.217 But I think we'd lose a lot of credit If that's what we presented with, 181 00:07:31.217 --> 00:07:34.487 so we're going to try to get some free speakers; but yeah, for now, we're off to go get a chair. 182 00:07:34.654 --> 00:07:35.154 Linus: Oh! 183 00:07:35.188 --> 00:07:36.222 Sammi: Do you remember the address? 184 00:07:36.222 --> 00:07:39.125 Linus: I don't remember the address! F***, sh**. 185 00:07:40.626 --> 00:07:41.761 Sammi: Do we have to turn around then? 186 00:07:41.794 --> 00:07:44.096 Linus: Yeah, we got to turn around, but I got no opportunity. 187 00:07:44.497 --> 00:07:45.498 Tom: I'd go right and then right. Linus: Okay. 188 00:07:45.498 --> 00:07:46.199 Sammi: Turn right and then right. 189 00:07:46.199 --> 00:07:47.166 Linus: Oh yeah, that works. 190 00:07:49.769 --> 00:07:52.572 Linus: Oh sh**, I should have just U turned it; f***. 191 00:07:54.006 --> 00:07:56.042 Sammi: Wait, I think I have it, it's 16 minutes. 192 00:07:56.108 --> 00:07:56.943 Linus: It's 16 minutes? 193 00:07:56.943 --> 00:07:57.543 Sammi: It's 16, yeah. 194 00:07:57.577 --> 00:07:58.177 Linus: You've got the address? 195 00:07:58.211 --> 00:07:59.111 Sammi: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 196 00:07:59.145 --> 00:07:59.979 Linus: Okay, let's fly. 197 00:08:00.213 --> 00:08:00.746 Sammi: We'll be there- 198 00:08:00.746 --> 00:08:01.681 Linus: I forgot my glasses. 199 00:08:01.714 --> 00:08:02.114 Sammi: Oh. 200 00:08:03.216 --> 00:08:05.585 Linus: You don't happen to have like fashion glasses or something, do you? 201 00:08:05.585 --> 00:08:10.323 Sammi: In my car, but that's not helpful. Linus: Well... Dang it. dang it! 202 00:08:10.423 --> 00:08:12.325 Linus: Does Yvonne have a pair of glasses in here? 203 00:08:12.391 --> 00:08:13.326 Sammi: I have lipstick. 204 00:08:13.860 --> 00:08:14.760 Tom: Hahahaha! 205 00:08:14.961 --> 00:08:15.828 Linus: Thanks, Sammi! 206 00:08:15.895 --> 00:08:18.097 I've got a whole makeup bag and makeup artist! 207 00:08:19.065 --> 00:08:23.836 Another interesting development, David asked me if another $13 would be useful. 208 00:08:24.770 --> 00:08:28.140 Linus: I guess what that means is that Luke needs another $13. Sammi: They're over budget. 209 00:08:28.774 --> 00:08:31.444 Linus: Maybe Luke should have wheeled and dealed better. 210 00:08:31.511 --> 00:08:32.545 Sammi: We should have said no. 211 00:08:32.545 --> 00:08:33.045 Linus: I did. 212 00:08:33.045 --> 00:08:34.013 Sammi: Oh yay! 213 00:08:34.447 --> 00:08:36.482 Linus: Wait Tom, what's your prescription? 214 00:08:36.883 --> 00:08:37.817 Linus: Okay, how about now? 215 00:08:38.084 --> 00:08:38.784 Tom: That's better. 216 00:08:38.818 --> 00:08:40.620 Linus: Okay alright, not now though I'm driving. 217 00:08:40.620 --> 00:08:41.888 Tom: Yeah yeah. for sure, haha, 218 00:08:41.921 --> 00:08:42.555 Tom: Absolutely. 219 00:08:42.588 --> 00:08:43.689 Linus: Alright, we got this, we got this! 220 00:08:44.290 --> 00:08:47.493 Luke: Alright we are off to our last pick up of the day; 221 00:08:47.627 --> 00:08:52.899 we are trying to get a keyboard, mouse and mouse pad combo for $10. 222 00:08:52.932 --> 00:09:00.506 They're decent looking, in the really bad photos of them; so we'll see how nice they are 223 00:09:00.506 --> 00:09:07.446 but they don't look like the standard office set, that we were expecting to get for free so 224 00:09:07.580 --> 00:09:11.117 we're hoping to get a few more points from the judges from them, 225 00:09:11.918 --> 00:09:15.788 and then that will leave us with just an audio setup that we need to get. 226 00:09:15.922 --> 00:09:19.292 So we're hoping with basically the entire day of tomorrow, 227 00:09:19.292 --> 00:09:22.795 we're going to be able to pick up some free speakers or something from somewhere. 228 00:09:22.795 --> 00:09:31.070 I won't have the makeup tomorrow; so hopefully whoever wants to sell it to us won't recognize me, 229 00:09:31.070 --> 00:09:35.107 but I think we'll be better off with just like some random speakers than you know 230 00:09:35.107 --> 00:09:37.176 computer components or something so I think we'll be okay. 231 00:09:37.209 --> 00:09:39.512 Linus: Let's try to not get the car spotted this time. 232 00:09:39.512 --> 00:09:40.780 Do you want to take out that top screw?... 233 00:09:42.114 --> 00:09:42.815 Sammi: Yeah, yeah. 234 00:09:42.848 --> 00:09:43.282 Linus: There you go. 235 00:09:49.388 --> 00:09:51.057 Sammi: Hi, for the PC. 236 00:09:51.157 --> 00:09:51.891 Buyer: Yeah that's me. 237 00:09:51.924 --> 00:09:52.658 Sammi: Yeah, umm- 238 00:09:52.658 --> 00:09:53.326 Buyer: Here, come in. 239 00:09:53.326 --> 00:09:54.060 Sammi: Oh, thank you. 240 00:09:54.160 --> 00:09:59.065 Buyer: Yeah, I'm just going to go into task manager and like, just plug in my mouse. 241 00:09:59.231 --> 00:10:00.666 Buyer: Yeah. 242 00:10:00.866 --> 00:10:02.068 Sammi: Okay yeah, there you go. 243 00:10:02.435 --> 00:10:03.569 Buyer: Oh yeah, no storage right? 244 00:10:03.603 --> 00:10:07.707 Sammi: No, so it's not going to boot into task manager, it'll just be the BIOS. 245 00:10:08.574 --> 00:10:09.408 Buyer: Ummm... 246 00:10:09.875 --> 00:10:10.810 Sammi: But it posts. 247 00:10:10.843 --> 00:10:12.111 Buyer: Yeah, yeah, it looks good to me. 248 00:10:12.478 --> 00:10:14.213 Sammi: Yeah okay, sounds good. 249 00:10:14.246 --> 00:10:15.047 Buyer: Here you go, 260. 250 00:10:15.047 --> 00:10:15.948 Sammi: Okay, thank you. 251 00:10:15.982 --> 00:10:17.116 Sammi: Thank you very much, have a good day. 252 00:10:17.183 --> 00:10:17.783 Buyer: Thank you, have a good day. 253 00:10:17.950 --> 00:10:18.651 Linus: One second. 254 00:10:19.485 --> 00:10:22.221 Linus: Young man, do you Know Linus Tech Tips? 255 00:10:22.421 --> 00:10:22.989 Buyer: Yeah. 256 00:10:23.155 --> 00:10:23.923 Linus: Oh really? 257 00:10:24.090 --> 00:10:25.625 Buyer: Yeah... wait. 258 00:10:25.658 --> 00:10:27.326 Linus: Would you recognize him if you saw him? 259 00:10:27.360 --> 00:10:29.028 Buyer: Wait... no way. 260 00:10:31.464 --> 00:10:32.498 Linus: Do you want to be in the video? 261 00:10:33.265 --> 00:10:34.133 Buyer: Are you serious? 262 00:10:35.167 --> 00:10:35.534 Sammi: Yeah. 263 00:10:36.068 --> 00:10:36.869 Buyer: Wait, really? 264 00:10:37.737 --> 00:10:38.471 Buyer: Hiii! 265 00:10:39.238 --> 00:10:39.972 Sammi: Hi! 266 00:10:40.006 --> 00:10:42.041 Linus: Hahahahahahaha. 267 00:10:42.108 --> 00:10:46.712 Buyer: That's crazy, I always thought if I saw- You see them in the video not recognizing, I'm like 268 00:10:46.712 --> 00:10:49.115 oh, if I saw him, I would know; and now I don't. 269 00:10:49.682 --> 00:10:52.451 Linus: Hahaaaa, we got him! 270 00:10:52.652 --> 00:10:52.918 Buyer: Awesome. 271 00:10:52.918 --> 00:10:55.888 Linus: Don't worry, I tested everything, it all works. Buyer: Yeah. 272 00:10:56.288 --> 00:10:57.323 Buyer: When did you grow the beard? 273 00:10:57.323 --> 00:10:57.857 Linus: I didn't. 274 00:10:58.057 --> 00:10:58.557 Sammi: It's fake. 275 00:10:58.591 --> 00:11:00.192 Linus: Dude, I'm not this old! 276 00:11:00.259 --> 00:11:00.693 Buyer: I was... 277 00:11:00.893 --> 00:11:04.664 Linus: What are you trying to say right now!? You're trying to say you think I look like this? 278 00:11:04.830 --> 00:11:08.934 Linus: We actually had a deal with a guy way out in the West End for this stuff. 279 00:11:08.968 --> 00:11:09.402 Buyer: Oh really. 280 00:11:09.435 --> 00:11:14.607 Linus: Well what I told you was 100% honest, it was he offered about the same; 281 00:11:14.607 --> 00:11:18.444 but it was in the middle of Timbuktu, absolute nowhere, 282 00:11:18.477 --> 00:11:21.247 and the guy was such a jacka** 283 00:11:21.380 --> 00:11:22.815 Linus: When you messaged I was like- 284 00:11:22.882 --> 00:11:24.150 Buyer: Hahaha, might as well. 285 00:11:24.150 --> 00:11:26.085 Linus: So what do you need all this stuff for? Do you flip stuff as a side hustle? 286 00:11:26.085 --> 00:11:26.986 Buyer: I sell... yeah. 287 00:11:27.019 --> 00:11:27.853 Linus: Yeah! Hell yeah man. 288 00:11:27.853 --> 00:11:29.355 Buyer: I've sold maybe ten computers, when I saw you- 289 00:11:29.355 --> 00:11:31.090 Linus: Real life Scrapyard Wars-er. 290 00:11:31.257 --> 00:11:33.559 Linus: Hey, the truck is back! 291 00:11:33.859 --> 00:11:35.361 Sammi: Yay! Linus: Alright, we'll get the keys for that. 292 00:11:35.428 --> 00:11:38.531 Man, I'm feeling good; that whole trip was S, 293 00:11:39.165 --> 00:11:43.135 because we took the "suck" out of the "success"; just S. 294 00:11:43.335 --> 00:11:44.136 Sammi: Okay... 295 00:11:45.538 --> 00:11:46.338 Sammi: I found, 296 00:11:46.405 --> 00:11:47.139 Linus: What? 297 00:11:47.173 --> 00:11:48.541 Sammi: the perfect mouse pad. 298 00:11:48.541 --> 00:11:49.809 Linus: You found a mouse pad already? 299 00:11:50.176 --> 00:11:51.744 Sammi: I found a desk pad, it is cats! 300 00:11:52.511 --> 00:11:53.746 Linus: Oh my. Sammi: It is the cutest thing. 301 00:11:54.246 --> 00:11:55.047 Linus: It's dirty. 302 00:11:55.848 --> 00:11:56.916 Sammi: We can wash it. 303 00:11:57.817 --> 00:11:58.617 Linus: We hope. 304 00:11:58.784 --> 00:11:59.418 Sammi: We hope. 305 00:11:59.452 --> 00:12:00.886 Linus: It's really dirty, Sammi. 306 00:12:00.886 --> 00:12:03.055 Sammi: No, but it's so cute! Okay. 307 00:12:03.055 --> 00:12:06.292 Linus: Maybe tell them it's dirty and we'll offer them like 10 bucks. 308 00:12:06.292 --> 00:12:07.693 Sammi: Not at this- Okay. 309 00:12:08.194 --> 00:12:10.496 We'll try, I'll try. 310 00:12:10.529 --> 00:12:11.964 Linus: Don't forget about our speakers. 311 00:12:11.997 --> 00:12:13.766 Sammi: Yes, we have to pick it up. 312 00:12:14.400 --> 00:12:16.035 Linus: My concern, Sammi 313 00:12:16.035 --> 00:12:16.335 Sammi: Yes. 314 00:12:16.335 --> 00:12:17.870 Linus: is if we spend too much on our mouse, 315 00:12:17.937 --> 00:12:18.370 Sammi: Right. 316 00:12:18.471 --> 00:12:20.573 Linus: it could cost us the 120Hz monitor. 317 00:12:20.639 --> 00:12:22.141 Sammi: Right, we haven't gotten the monitor, I forgot. 318 00:12:22.174 --> 00:12:26.412 Linus: Yeah, the better monitor is going to be worth more to our gaming performance 319 00:12:26.412 --> 00:12:26.712 Sammi: Okay. 320 00:12:26.712 --> 00:12:27.713 Linus: than the mouse, I think; 321 00:12:27.747 --> 00:12:28.114 Sammi: Okay. 322 00:12:28.114 --> 00:12:29.782 Linus: as long as we've got something decent. 323 00:12:29.849 --> 00:12:30.349 Sammi: Okay. 324 00:12:31.117 --> 00:12:34.653 Linus: Yeah, I don't think we have $30 money for a mouse. 325 00:12:34.787 --> 00:12:35.321 Sammi: Okay. 326 00:12:35.354 --> 00:12:37.323 Linus: I'd really like to get a 120Hz monitor 327 00:12:37.323 --> 00:12:39.825 and I'd really like to see what we can do to gussy up our setup. 328 00:12:39.959 --> 00:12:40.526 Sammi: Okay. 329 00:12:40.860 --> 00:12:48.901 Sammi: $85 for 144Hz, I can try to talk, offer maybe... 330 00:12:48.934 --> 00:12:49.335 Linus: 70? 331 00:12:49.335 --> 00:12:50.069 Sammi: 70? Yeah. 332 00:12:50.503 --> 00:12:55.441 Linus: I mean it's up to you how much budget you think you need for knikknack and doodads at this point. 333 00:12:56.408 --> 00:13:03.849 Sammi: Let's do 25, two weeks ago Maple Ridge, 50 bucks 144Hz monitor. 334 00:13:04.850 --> 00:13:05.484 Linus: How much? 335 00:13:05.851 --> 00:13:06.652 Sammi: 50 bucks. 336 00:13:06.685 --> 00:13:07.553 Linus: Is it working? 337 00:13:07.586 --> 00:13:12.558 Sammi: Yes, few stickers on it but works very well; but it looks sticky. 338 00:13:12.691 --> 00:13:14.260 Linus: That's a good deal, we should take it; 339 00:13:14.727 --> 00:13:17.863 be like, can you do 45 if we come right now? Kind of thing. 340 00:13:17.997 --> 00:13:18.531 Sammi: Okay. 341 00:13:18.597 --> 00:13:19.732 Linus: That's pretty close. 342 00:13:19.732 --> 00:13:20.266 Sammi: Okay. 343 00:13:20.266 --> 00:13:21.867 Linus: Or like if we come today. 344 00:13:22.001 --> 00:13:23.903 Like ASAP, ASAP, say ASAP, ASAP is good. 345 00:13:23.903 --> 00:13:24.670 Sammi: Okay, yes. 346 00:13:25.004 --> 00:13:25.638 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 347 00:13:26.272 --> 00:13:30.643 Linus: I don't think we have a DVI output; however 348 00:13:31.477 --> 00:13:36.315 a DP to DVI Cable or adapter might not be the most expensive thing. 349 00:13:36.515 --> 00:13:42.922 Sammi: This guy's down for another $5, thank you so much; you're the best. Linus: Oooh! Negotiator supremeee! Nice! 350 00:13:43.322 --> 00:13:43.889 Sammi: The best. 351 00:13:44.089 --> 00:13:44.890 Linus: We got this! 352 00:13:45.157 --> 00:13:47.493 Linus: It's possible this hard drive does not work. 353 00:13:48.627 --> 00:13:50.029 Linus: Sammi, you dropped it, hey? 354 00:13:50.229 --> 00:13:50.729 Sammi: That one? 355 00:13:50.830 --> 00:13:52.731 Linus: No, but you tried to unscrew it? 356 00:13:52.798 --> 00:13:53.265 Sammi: Yeah, 357 00:13:53.365 --> 00:13:54.099 Linus: Okay. 358 00:13:54.500 --> 00:13:56.969 Sammi: but then it didn't work because I used the wrong bit. 359 00:13:57.002 --> 00:13:57.636 Linus: Okay, okay. 360 00:13:57.770 --> 00:14:01.340 Sammi: An hour and a half from now should be before 6, okay. 361 00:14:02.241 --> 00:14:06.812 Sammi: So we have to be quick with the desk, and chair. Linus: Yeah, yep. 362 00:14:06.946 --> 00:14:08.981 Sammi: I'm gonna need all hands on deck. 363 00:14:08.981 --> 00:14:10.115 Linus: Don't worry, we got you. 364 00:14:10.749 --> 00:14:15.054 Linus: I feel like where Sammi's really gonna come into her own as the superior assistant 365 00:14:15.054 --> 00:14:18.023 is tomorrow, when we're setting everything up to be aesthetic, 366 00:14:18.023 --> 00:14:22.127 because Elijah's got a lot going for him, he's pretty tech savvy, very enthusiastic; 367 00:14:22.595 --> 00:14:26.265 but aesthetic sense? Sammi, you got him, right? 368 00:14:26.298 --> 00:14:26.699 Sammi: Yeah. 369 00:14:28.167 --> 00:14:29.001 Linus: So casual. 370 00:14:29.602 --> 00:14:31.704 Oh, hey Sammi, do you have a spreadsheet open right now? 371 00:14:31.737 --> 00:14:32.171 Sammi: Yes. 372 00:14:32.238 --> 00:14:36.876 Linus: We should start making notes on what all the things we want to highlight for the judges are. 373 00:14:36.909 --> 00:14:37.443 Sammi: Okay. 374 00:14:38.010 --> 00:14:40.112 Linus: So we want to highlight how quiet we are. 375 00:14:40.145 --> 00:14:40.646 Sammi: Okay. 376 00:14:40.679 --> 00:14:44.550 Linus: We want to highlight that we have a modern enough platform to run Windows 11. 377 00:14:44.550 --> 00:14:47.086 We want to highlight that we have free candy. 378 00:14:47.119 --> 00:14:50.556 Sammi: Do we just have that one drive? I think we have two? 379 00:14:50.623 --> 00:14:55.127 Linus: Yeah, maybe; he also might have just seen our other drive. 380 00:14:55.127 --> 00:14:55.594 Sammi: Right... 381 00:14:56.228 --> 00:14:59.832 Linus: I'm not sure, you might be right though; it's quite possible they do have something. 382 00:14:59.865 --> 00:15:04.136 Linus: Umm, it doesn't really matter that much; because it won't affect our performance; 383 00:15:04.236 --> 00:15:08.607 but I am a little annoyed that that 750 gig drive doesn't work. 384 00:15:08.874 --> 00:15:09.675 Sammi: Yeah. 385 00:15:09.675 --> 00:15:11.543 Linus: It would have been nice if he disclosed that; 386 00:15:11.543 --> 00:15:15.981 I mean, we did get a lot of Noctua fans for not very much money but, 387 00:15:16.916 --> 00:15:18.183 that deal wasn't as good- 388 00:15:18.484 --> 00:15:20.986 It wasn't quite as good with a broken hard drive, 389 00:15:21.887 --> 00:15:23.355 and missing cables on the power supply. 390 00:15:23.589 --> 00:15:24.056 Sammi: Yeah. 391 00:15:24.957 --> 00:15:28.160 Linus: Do you feel as shell shocked as you look right now, like are you alright? 392 00:15:28.594 --> 00:15:33.999 Sammi: I'm just spiralling, because I really don't want this mouse guy to ghost us; 393 00:15:34.033 --> 00:15:40.239 because then that throws off my whole calculated times for how we're going to get places and when, 394 00:15:40.239 --> 00:15:42.341 and by when, and all of that so- 395 00:15:42.341 --> 00:15:43.342 Linus: Don't worry, we got this. 396 00:15:43.342 --> 00:15:43.809 Sammi: Okay. 397 00:15:43.809 --> 00:15:47.179 Sammi: I'm messaging our mouse seller right now. 398 00:15:47.179 --> 00:15:52.818 Ever since I asked him if he would be willing to go down $5 very politely, he has not responded. 399 00:15:53.252 --> 00:15:54.486 Linus: We have his address though, right? 400 00:15:54.520 --> 00:15:56.021 Sammi: We have his address, so we're going to show up 401 00:15:56.055 --> 00:16:00.092 and see if he's willing to still sell us for the original price that we had agreed on. 402 00:16:00.125 --> 00:16:00.492 Linus: Okay. 403 00:16:00.526 --> 00:16:06.098 Linus: Umm, and then our paint seller responded finally after us giving an offer; 404 00:16:06.131 --> 00:16:09.301 and we'll get mint green paint for $5. 405 00:16:09.301 --> 00:16:10.202 Linus: Alright! 406 00:16:10.235 --> 00:16:10.836 Sammi: So we'll pick it up tomorrow. 407 00:16:10.869 --> 00:16:11.403 Linus: Alright! 408 00:16:11.437 --> 00:16:12.037 Sammi: Yeah. 409 00:16:12.871 --> 00:16:13.672 Linus: Love it. 410 00:16:14.773 --> 00:16:15.341 Sammi: Okay. 411 00:16:16.041 --> 00:16:17.343 Linus: Everything's coming together. 412 00:16:18.711 --> 00:16:19.111 Elijah: There we go. 413 00:16:19.111 --> 00:16:20.346 Luke: Oh boy dude. 414 00:16:21.680 --> 00:16:22.481 Elijah: Hahahaha. 415 00:16:22.648 --> 00:16:25.017 Elijah: That GPU is pretty rough sounding. 416 00:16:26.251 --> 00:16:27.653 Luke: 120 FPS. 417 00:16:27.686 --> 00:16:30.389 Elijah: Yeah, we're in the menu right now; so let's look at some settings. 418 00:16:34.460 --> 00:16:36.495 It even booted with ray tracing on. 419 00:16:40.432 --> 00:16:42.267 Luke: Do you realize that super resolution is on? 420 00:16:44.269 --> 00:16:44.970 Elijah: No. 421 00:16:45.170 --> 00:16:46.739 Luke: Do you realize that super resolution is on? 422 00:16:46.772 --> 00:16:48.307 Elijah: Oh super resolution is on auto, yes. 423 00:16:48.307 --> 00:16:49.375 Luke: Full auto though. 424 00:16:49.375 --> 00:16:50.342 Elijah: But not frame gen, 425 00:16:51.744 --> 00:16:54.179 and it depends on if we're going to be allowed to use frame gen or not. 426 00:16:54.179 --> 00:16:54.813 Luke: Yeah, I'm not sure. 427 00:16:55.347 --> 00:16:57.249 Luke: I feel like that's what people would do, but it's all- 428 00:16:57.449 --> 00:16:59.818 Insanely harder to measure the performance of that. 429 00:17:00.052 --> 00:17:02.154 Elijah: Yeah but we won't be doing these until tomorrow. 430 00:17:02.321 --> 00:17:02.755 Luke: Yeah. 431 00:17:02.788 --> 00:17:06.191 Elijah: So we can- We'll have to come up with agreed settings on tomorrow. 432 00:17:10.195 --> 00:17:12.331 Elijah: Texture quality defaulted to high. 433 00:17:15.567 --> 00:17:17.436 Everything is on high and ultra. 434 00:17:19.738 --> 00:17:21.340 Elijah: Alright let's just try playing. 435 00:17:21.407 --> 00:17:24.143 Luke: With their SSD being too small, it's really interesting to me. 436 00:17:24.176 --> 00:17:24.443 Elijah: Yeah. 437 00:17:24.476 --> 00:17:27.146 Luke: And like does that mean they run the storage benchmark off a hard drive? 438 00:17:29.314 --> 00:17:31.216 Elijah: Yeah. Luke: Or are they going to have to run it off the SSD? 439 00:17:32.684 --> 00:17:36.955 Elijah: Or maybe they do an average, maybe they'll do both and then do an average; because like 440 00:17:36.955 --> 00:17:39.925 that's a laptop drive, they're even slower. 441 00:17:40.125 --> 00:17:40.793 Luke: Yeah. 442 00:17:40.793 --> 00:17:41.460 Elijah: Like- 443 00:17:43.562 --> 00:17:47.900 Luke: Well I think it's one of those early hybrid drives, where they have a monstrous amount of cache. 444 00:17:47.933 --> 00:17:48.434 Luke: What is-? 445 00:17:49.068 --> 00:17:51.970 Elijah: Alright, well this is just Cyberpunk being Cyberpunk. 446 00:17:53.305 --> 00:17:54.573 Luke: We're starting to take off dude. 447 00:17:56.575 --> 00:17:58.510 Elijah: We're averaging 60 FPS, am I- 448 00:17:58.510 --> 00:18:00.479 Luke: Are you murdering innocent civilians? 449 00:18:00.512 --> 00:18:01.680 Elijah: Yes, that's what- 450 00:18:01.780 --> 00:18:05.150 Luke: Good, that's the mentality we need in Scrapyard Wars. 451 00:18:05.150 --> 00:18:05.617 Elijah: Duke. 452 00:18:06.718 --> 00:18:07.152 Luke: Yeah. 453 00:18:08.687 --> 00:18:12.891 Luke: Good training young Mike, we gotta use that on the streets. 454 00:18:13.659 --> 00:18:15.360 Elijah: We run these streets. 455 00:18:15.394 --> 00:18:18.931 Luke: The hard streets of Cloverdale British Columbia. 456 00:18:18.964 --> 00:18:21.233 Elijah: Hahahahahaha. 457 00:18:21.233 --> 00:18:22.568 David: Hi, I can hear you now. 458 00:18:22.568 --> 00:18:27.573 Linus: Okay we're going to arrive at our second last stop for today at 6. 459 00:18:29.808 --> 00:18:31.677 David: Your second last stop at 6? 460 00:18:31.677 --> 00:18:34.246 Linus: So, well that's what I was going to tell you; 461 00:18:34.246 --> 00:18:38.917 is it would certainly be convenient for us to do one more stop today after 6, 462 00:18:39.151 --> 00:18:45.190 but we don't need to; but we would prefer to do our last stop today 463 00:18:45.424 --> 00:18:48.927 in costume, which has a clear content benefit; 464 00:18:50.195 --> 00:18:52.865 and then take a small time penalty tomorrow. 465 00:18:56.034 --> 00:18:57.436 David: Small time penalty tomorrow? 466 00:18:57.436 --> 00:18:57.970 Linus: Yep. 467 00:19:02.608 --> 00:19:05.978 David: Yeah, fine, sure. 468 00:19:05.978 --> 00:19:06.712 Linus: Alright. 469 00:19:08.514 --> 00:19:10.582 David: Okay, alright, I'll see you in a bit. 470 00:19:10.582 --> 00:19:15.587 Linus: Hey, we told you that we don't need any special consideration for that cable, right? 471 00:19:15.621 --> 00:19:16.655 We ended up not needing it. 472 00:19:17.189 --> 00:19:18.490 David: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's fine. 473 00:19:18.490 --> 00:19:25.764 I'm downloading the games kinda as they, are downloading, I- 474 00:19:27.266 --> 00:19:30.068 So they're going to be on the drives they are, I talked to Labs 475 00:19:30.068 --> 00:19:37.142 about how to do it all, they're not going to penalize you for having to install and uninstall stuff 476 00:19:37.209 --> 00:19:43.916 but, yes, the subjective part tomorrow will be there. 477 00:19:43.916 --> 00:19:47.586 Linus: Hey, question for you, what power cable did you use for that drive? 478 00:19:49.087 --> 00:19:50.489 David: The one that was plugged in? 479 00:19:52.057 --> 00:19:55.060 Linus: For the the momentous whatever, the hard drive? 480 00:19:56.361 --> 00:19:56.862 David: Yeah. 481 00:19:57.829 --> 00:20:01.033 Linus: What? I thought I unplugged it from the drive. 482 00:20:02.301 --> 00:20:05.037 David: No, it's fine and it's working, I'm installing stuff to it right now. 483 00:20:05.037 --> 00:20:09.608 Linus: No no, I mean did I unplug the SATA power cable from the drive though? I thought I did. 484 00:20:11.276 --> 00:20:13.312 David: You did unplug the power, I re-plugged it in. 485 00:20:13.312 --> 00:20:15.647 Linus: Okay, which plug did you use? 486 00:20:17.349 --> 00:20:20.819 David: The one on the end of the the cable. 487 00:20:20.819 --> 00:20:22.988 Linus: Crazy, so did I. 488 00:20:24.790 --> 00:20:27.059 David: You just might not have the magic touch like I do. 489 00:20:27.059 --> 00:20:29.394 Linus: Yeah, no, I swear to god man, 490 00:20:29.528 --> 00:20:36.635 I plugged in two separate SATA data cables to two separate ports, and I used that power cable. 491 00:20:36.668 --> 00:20:40.772 I wonder if it was just a little bit corroded on the connectors or something and just 492 00:20:40.772 --> 00:20:42.741 unplugging it and re-plugging it did the trick. 493 00:20:44.776 --> 00:20:45.310 David: Maybe. 494 00:20:45.310 --> 00:20:46.311 Linus: That is bizarre. 495 00:20:46.311 --> 00:20:51.817 David: But you promise me you didn't do this for strategy so you can maximize your SSD? 496 00:20:51.817 --> 00:20:53.151 Linus: I promise you that. 497 00:20:53.151 --> 00:20:56.922 No no, dude I tried to get it working, you'll see on the footage. 498 00:20:56.922 --> 00:20:58.090 David: I lost you for a second. 499 00:20:58.090 --> 00:20:59.057 Linus: Yeah yeah, I'm here. 500 00:20:59.057 --> 00:21:01.326 You'll see on the footage, I tried to get it working. 501 00:21:03.128 --> 00:21:03.862 David: Okay, okay. 502 00:21:04.630 --> 00:21:06.798 David: Alright 503 00:21:06.798 --> 00:21:07.165 Linus: Okay. 504 00:21:07.165 --> 00:21:12.537 David: I'm going to bring- So what time do you think you'll be back? 505 00:21:13.272 --> 00:21:18.410 Linus: Um, our second last pickup is in North Surrey, 506 00:21:19.177 --> 00:21:23.515 and then our last pickup is in Langley, pretty close to the office, is that right Sammi? 507 00:21:23.515 --> 00:21:26.084 Sammi: I think so, I'm not a hundred percent sure. 508 00:21:26.084 --> 00:21:26.518 Linus: Yeah. 509 00:21:28.954 --> 00:21:31.957 David: So like 6:30, 6:40-ish kind of thing? 510 00:21:31.957 --> 00:21:33.659 Linus: I'd say probably around 6:40. 511 00:21:35.627 --> 00:21:37.229 David: Okay, so yeah, I- 512 00:21:37.229 --> 00:21:42.367 I was hoping to have you guys submit the computers in person, but 513 00:21:42.367 --> 00:21:46.672 I don't want to make Nik wait too long, so I guess I'll submit it 514 00:21:46.672 --> 00:21:50.575 and then I'll get your, kinda exit interview; 515 00:21:50.575 --> 00:21:52.678 we'll go over to Labs after and get your exit interview. 516 00:21:52.678 --> 00:21:53.779 Linus: Who's Nik? 517 00:21:55.180 --> 00:21:55.747 David: Nicholas. 518 00:21:55.781 --> 00:21:57.182 Linus: Oh, Nik Harris. 519 00:22:00.485 --> 00:22:01.720 Linus: Right, Nik Harris? 520 00:22:02.487 --> 00:22:02.854 David: Yeah. 521 00:22:03.422 --> 00:22:05.157 Linus: Oh, okay, is he doing the benchmarking? 522 00:22:06.158 --> 00:22:06.725 David: Yep. 523 00:22:07.125 --> 00:22:07.693 Linus: Okay. 524 00:22:08.327 --> 00:22:09.728 Linus: Oh man, that's a shame. 525 00:22:09.928 --> 00:22:13.198 Okay well, yeah I'm sorry, I thought we were- 526 00:22:13.265 --> 00:22:15.667 I thought I was just kind of leaving my computer with you, 527 00:22:15.667 --> 00:22:19.438 but I can see how it would be better for us to like present it. 528 00:22:22.607 --> 00:22:26.445 David: It's fine, I'll get him to start and then you can come and present it after. 529 00:22:26.745 --> 00:22:27.512 Linus: Okay. 530 00:22:28.680 --> 00:22:29.781 Linus: Alright, sounds good. David: Alright, see you in a bit. 531 00:22:30.415 --> 00:22:31.283 Linus: Later skater. 532 00:22:33.785 --> 00:22:34.453 Linus: Alright. 533 00:22:35.754 --> 00:22:38.490 Alright that's about the best outcome we could have hoped for Sammi. 534 00:22:38.790 --> 00:22:39.191 Sammi: Yeah. 535 00:22:40.192 --> 00:22:40.959 Linus: We got this. 536 00:22:40.992 --> 00:22:46.631 Sammi: It's 17 minutes away, including traffic from our- Like between our two stops 537 00:22:46.631 --> 00:22:47.099 Linus: Perfect. 538 00:22:47.099 --> 00:22:50.502 Sammi: So it actually should be less than 6:40. 539 00:22:50.569 --> 00:22:51.203 Linus: Alright. 540 00:22:51.236 --> 00:22:53.305 Sammi: So we'll time as soon as we pick it up. 541 00:22:55.040 --> 00:22:56.575 Linus: And what are we picking up at this spot again? 542 00:22:56.608 --> 00:22:57.275 Sammi: Uh, monitor. 543 00:22:57.309 --> 00:23:00.612 Linus: Monitor, oh good, good, good; so that'll be squared away. 544 00:23:00.645 --> 00:23:03.348 Hey, do we have cash for the damn monitor? 545 00:23:03.615 --> 00:23:04.716 How much is it? 546 00:23:04.850 --> 00:23:06.351 Sammi: It's 70, or 65. 547 00:23:06.385 --> 00:23:07.152 Linus: 65- 548 00:23:09.821 --> 00:23:11.156 Sammi: Yeah it is. 549 00:23:13.225 --> 00:23:14.826 David: I just got off the phone with Linus, 550 00:23:15.060 --> 00:23:19.131 and while he's technically not wrong, I've never hated the man more. 551 00:23:21.700 --> 00:23:27.572 I'm a little bit upset, I didn't delineate specifically that you need 552 00:23:27.572 --> 00:23:29.641 to have all the benchmarks installed at once. 553 00:23:29.641 --> 00:23:34.846 I kind of assumed, you know they would, they would know that; but 554 00:23:36.248 --> 00:23:40.318 for the Labs part we are going to be installing - uninstalling games as we need them. 555 00:23:40.318 --> 00:23:44.956 I've reconnected their hard drive; which I'm still a little suspicious 556 00:23:45.857 --> 00:23:49.060 he claims was broken because he realized it would probably affect his benchmarks; 557 00:23:49.361 --> 00:23:53.031 and I'm going to install stuff kind of in the order that I would download them normally 558 00:23:53.031 --> 00:23:54.966 and let them install where they want to install. 559 00:23:54.966 --> 00:23:57.769 Labs is going to test it as is. 560 00:23:58.303 --> 00:24:02.207 And tomorrow there's a subjective element to the judging, 561 00:24:02.207 --> 00:24:07.846 where I'm hoping the judges will be punishing him for his poor choice of storage capacity.