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Food and Wi-Fi. It's what connects us.

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And for this $5,000 AMD Ultimate Tech Upgrade, our money guy, Josh,

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has put his accounting skills to good use. I mean, look at all this stuff. We got a Radeon 9070XT,

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a bunch of ubiquity networking gear, a $600 meat grinder.

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Watch out, Mythical. There's a new chef, Josh, in town, and he's got better networking.

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But I'm still gonna have you help me make lunch.

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Oh my god. We have a lot to do.

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Let's make sure we don't leave any of these projects half finished, right, Josh?

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Right? See, with Josh's accounting skills, he can evidently afford to start

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as many projects as he wants. It's just that, like any busy person, he never has the time to finish them.

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I mean, I can relate. Who needs to hang the picture on the wall

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when you can just prop it against the wall? This will be a great grow setup someday.

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This is the kind of living room I would want to live in.

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What man wouldn't want to be surrounded by all his precious tools?

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Just careful with that one. That one's a sharp blade.

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Kid-friendly. This way, you can totally see the wires are all connected.

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And this dresser, too. If you're gonna be made of MDF, be proud of it.

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Who needs veneers? I think you catch my drift. So today, I'm gonna teach Josh a thing or two about finishing projects.

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And he's gonna teach me a thing or two about cooking.

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So that's what you spend all your time doing. Because it clearly isn't finishing your...

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Oh my god. Oh my god.

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What is that smell? Smells like a giveaway from our sponsor AMD.

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School's back in session, but just because you're busy studying doesn't mean you can't make time for gaming.

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And now, you and your closest study buddy can game together

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with your own AMD upgrade. That's right. You and your situation ship can both win the Goat of Gaming CPUs,

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the Ryzen 7 9800X3D. Along with a motherboard and 32 gigabytes of RAM.

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Just drop it in, baby. And that's for both of you. Yeah, you both win.

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So skip class and enter using the link in the description. Your prof will understand.

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It's for gaming.

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The plan is to start with some food prep using some of Josh's new doodads.

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So I guess I'll start by grabbing a knife.

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Wait, did you put in a wider range?

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But then just leave the original with backsplash? Yep.

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Also, this is not how you cook oranges. No, but it is how we prepare juice.

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Yeah, so a key part of your upgrade was this limb meat grinder with juicer attachment.

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Why does somebody need this at home? When you want to prepare fresh meat or fresh juice, you got it.

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Right, but it's $600. When you get a deer or a bear in the woods, this will handle it for you.

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Why don't you show me how it works? All right, let's get down.

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Here we go. Oh, it's cold. Yeah, we keep it cold to keep the fat cold.

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So it doesn't get all mushy and squish out and all compacted when we're making the ground beef.

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Oh, okay. Is it cold enough? It's close enough.

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Okay. So here we got some…

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$75? $75 bonus prime rib roast, 100% grass fed.

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I'm going to keep chopping it Costco. I'm going to have you cut this nice prime rib roast into nice big chunks.

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Okay, I can do that. Do you want just like half of it cut up?

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We'll do the whole thing. We'll do the whole thing? You sure?

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Yeah. Maybe I could just do a third of it and just leave the rest of it kind of scattered around.

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Okay. So just any kind of chunks that can fit in the thing, right?

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Am I doing it right? No, you're fine. Yeah, that's okay. You're fine. It was more when you were going like, I have the knife.

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No, that's still not the right thing.

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He's fine. Well, how do I do it? What we'll want to do is actually cut it lengthwise,

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just so we get a slightly smaller piece. Or we could test it.

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I mean, it's $600. If it can't cut up this, then it sucks.

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Yeah, but if it clogs immediately, that wastes our time. It's got to fit in the thing. There's no way this is going to clog.

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You guys are hilarious. Come on. When's the last time you ground meat?

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20 years ago. Let's get a shot. Let's get a shot.

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Wow, you guys are so right. I so had to cut it into smaller pieces.

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It couldn't handle it at all. Don't put your finger in there. I'm not putting my finger in.

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There's a pusher. There's a whole pusher. Please use the pusher. Just relax.

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Dude, no one is relaxing in the comment section. Everyone relax right now.

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That's how relaxation works. Calm down. Now that's a $600 meat grinder.

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OK, so that's the point of it then, is that it's chungus.

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Yep. OK, I like it. Yeah.

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Now you might notice that this meat is pretty lean.

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Sure. What we want to do is actually add some extra fat.

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Seriously? Yeah. Josh, can I just like turn your computer off?

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And install a GPU for you? Sure. Well, no, we're going to install a GPU later, right?

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OK. So tell me something. What is the point of buying like a super fancy lean cut

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and then putting a bunch of fat in it? Why don't you just get a fatty cut? When you get a grass-fed cow, unfortunately,

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they're pretty lean. OK, well then, why don't you just buy a grain-fed cow?

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Grass-fed better flavor. And this is not a waste of time because...

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Well, when you're just making a simple beef burger,

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but when you got a deer, then you don't have to pay a butcher to do it for yourself.

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Right. And then you could pay a contractor to patch the holes in your walls instead.

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Yeah, that math's out. The most fascinating thing about these AMD Ultimate Tech upgrades,

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shout out AMD, by the way. Thank you so much for making them possible,

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is not seeing where people live. It's seeing how people live, how they allocate their time.

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So tell me something. Did it occur to you to clean things up before we came here for this?

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He said he did. He told me that he did. I did clean it up, but this weekend,

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I spent a lot of time out in the yard and time got past me.

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OK, and you really are a lot tidier when you do our accounting, right?

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Yeah, yeah. So do you hunt your own bears and deer?

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I've only started recently, so I've gotten one bear and one deer.

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Is bear meat good? Bear meat's delicious.

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Really? Really, no sauce, nothing?

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I mean, a little seasoning. No, bear meat.

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What we're going to do next, we're going to portion out some meat for our burgers,

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and then the rest, we're going to make some sausage. Right. So what's your favorite recipe?

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I don't know. A sausage recipe?

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Sorry, you want a sausage recipe from me? Like off the top of my head?

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To keep it easy, I'm going to narrow down to five ingredients here for you,

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or maybe six. I'll bring in some pepper. Sure. We got oregano, paprika, garlic powder,

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some chipotle chili pepper, pepper and salt. And then now what?

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Do I just mush it up? This must be how normies feel watching us build our own computers.

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Just like... You know you can get a computer at Best Buy, right?

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It's all built and everything. It's got Windows on it. So now we put on the extruder attachment,

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and then we fill the...

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Oh, the intestines you've had soaking. Yeah.

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Brilliant. What could go wrong? All right, here we are.

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You want to hold? I actually just washed my hands.

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On that note, now might be a perfect time to upgrade Josh's rig.

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I noticed you only got a GPU and some hard drives.

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Do you already have a decent gaming computer? Want to show us where it's half built? Yeah, follow me.

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All right, here we are. Oh my god, it's half built.

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You don't have your side panel on. I was joking.

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Well, it doesn't really need a side panel. It's just better airflow, right?

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Oh my god, Josh. They're all dead.

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Yeah, those got a little bit of neglect. Thank god you only ever do things halfway.

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I'd hate to see what they looked like if they were fully neglected.

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The good news is this will be the fastest ever computer upgrade

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in an AMD Ultimate Tech upgrade. All right, do you have a screwdriver handy?

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Um, while you grab that, I'll tell you guys about this sick 9070XT that we're installing.

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This is Sapphire's Pulse model. It features 16 gigs of VRAM and of course AMD's RDNA4 architecture,

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meaning it's got great gaming performance and any other kind of performance you could possibly want pretty much.

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All right, you know what, Josh? Here, you go ahead. You do the GPU upgrade.

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I've got to talk to Linus. No one's going to ask what that means.

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I thought you meant you were just going to like have a good think. No, I'm going to talk to the other Linus.

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In fact, he just joined the call. From peanuts?

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Out with the old.

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Oh my god, you can take the half finished out of Josh, but you can't take the Josh out of the half finished or whatever the thing.

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You didn't take the peels off, brother.

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I thought I was waiting for you. What games do you play?

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Don't really play much anymore, but I got Warzone. Okay, well, let's see.

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You really do have a comical number of hobbies.

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Is that a knock to a fan for blowing on the plants?

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Yep, it was the quietest fan I could find. Okay, here we go.

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All right, fight, win.

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I have good dreams. Hey! I'm getting 166 frames now compared to before.

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I was getting 120. Nice.

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You know what else you're getting is a big networking upgrade. You want to check it out?

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I do. Wow, nice door on your media room.

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What is this to store?

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Body elastics, like exercise gear? Exercise bands.

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Oh, okay. Right now it's not really set up for anything. Right.

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Yeah, well, that's kind of the theme of the day, isn't it?

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And then you have compressed gas tanks. Let's give it tanks.

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Right, because you needed more hobbies. There's the boxes for the LED potlights you put in here.

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That you did. Didn't feel the need to cap off the existing lights in any way, though, I guess.

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Those are going to get finished later. Right, yeah.

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Into photography as well. Yep, got those new lenses.

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And when was the last time you used them?

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Probably when I bought it. And drones.

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Yeah, another hobby that I don't really do that often.

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Oh my God, Josh. Does anybody ever intervention you or like try?

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My wife tried, but I've kind of got her started on the hobbies with me now.

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Okay, let's just do the new networking gear. What do you need new networking gear for?

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You already got a nice switch. You've got what appears to be a UDM Pro.

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I thought I would get a UNVR, expand the space.

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The storage. I got a 16 port PoE Pro.

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Oh okay, so you can put up security cameras someday.

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I got one security camera today to add to the the matrix of cameras that I have.

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And then we could also put in some new access points. Yep, I got a Swiss Army knife from Ubiquiti.

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Cool, why don't you explain to the nice people what the Ubiquiti Swiss Army knife ultra does?

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What it does is it's basically an access point. Right now my access points do not reach into the garage that well.

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So I'm planning to put this in my garage and it'll connect well to my charger

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and anything that I want to do in the garage. And why do they call it the Swiss Army knife?

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That I actually don't know. Oh, it's got Wi-Fi 5.

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It can cover an area of 1,250 square feet. It's got a gigabit Ethernet uplink.

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Right, but what makes it a Swiss Army knife? IPX6.

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Indoor and outdoor. Are you going to put it outdoors? This one's just going to live in the garage.

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Right. You got to give it to Ubiquiti. Their mounting hardware just fits.

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I'm going to start installing some drives in our Ubiquiti at UNVR.

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We got some four terabyte drives that we swamped out of his nas with his new upgraded

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10 terabyte drives. And we're going to toss them in here so he can have a collection of videos of people around his home.

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Describing security that way makes you sound weird. Yeah, so pretty.

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Wow, now you just put that in there and it just does that, right? Yeah. Just a look at.

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Accent lighting, RGB. There we go. What do I plug into it now?

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What do you mean? You're supposed to know this. I just work here.

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That is pretty heavy. Yep, it should be fine.

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All of the weight's on the front of it anyways. Like the back of it's quite light.

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The hard drives are the heaviest part. If you want, we could just put it on the lowest and then we can have it sag on the floor.

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Then if it falls, it just goes tink. And then you can deal with that in like a year and a half.

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No, you need to get it around these.

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You need to get it around these. All right, after a quick five minutes, here we go.

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Nice and smooth. We got it done. Wow, that's amazing.

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I found something distressing on my way back up here. Please tell me if it's not live.

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No, no, stop. Not live.

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Use it to hang pictures.

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You guys didn't catch it earlier. Oh my god. Should we throw in the new security camera?

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We should. Or should we make some food? Let's make some food.

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I'm getting hungry. I'm getting hungry too. Are we going outside or are we, what's the plan?

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Yeah, we'll go out to the barbecue. Okay, we get to see what the yard of a person who never finishes anything looks like.

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Oh, wow, you're gonna have a lawn someday, I guess.

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In three weeks. I don't believe you.

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That is a delightful stick pile. And look at all these tools that he could use if he wanted to.

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Tremendous. What about second wand?

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Pressure washer, extension wand. So you buy things second hand then?

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Yep. Like is that because I gotta admit, I was kind of walking around here going like,

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how do you afford all these hobbies? Well, even that meat grinder was a warehouse deal off of Amazon.

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So brand new, that's about 1200 bucks. So it goes to show you guys.

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You just got to be a deal hunter and then you too can live like Josh.

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Do you have a compulsion? Can you just not resist a deal?

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A very good deal. I can't resist. Right.

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Is, was this a good deal? That was not a good deal.

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Okay, what am I looking at here? This is part of this apparatus, right?

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Yeah. So this controller is a dumb controller.

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You turn it on and it goes to the temperature. I mean, that seems not that dumb.

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Which when it works, it works. But when it doesn't, which is often enough, kind of sucks.

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So if you're doing a long overnight brisket and you don't want to get up middle of the night,

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check the temp, this one connects to the Camp Chef app and I could just wake up,

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turn to my phone, quickly look, what's the temperature at?

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Is the fire gone out or is it still on? Oh, well, that's pretty cool.

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Wait, let me say fire gone out. What are you talking about?

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This is, this just has a cord. Yeah, so this is a pellet grill.

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So the electrical turns the little fan, keeps it blowing and it ignites the pellets.

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Oh, cool. So that keeps the smoke going. Very cool. How much was it, Josh?

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I was hoping he didn't ask. It's 200 USD.

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For a thermometer and a Wi-Fi chip? Yep.

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But I got the pellet grill for 150 bucks.

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Canadian. That's like me saying I spent $10,000 on my floor mats.

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But don't worry, I got the car for a grand.

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Yep. Are we going to install this now or like it's like cooking right now, right?

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So maybe not. I'll do it this weekend.

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Still good, right? Mine hasn't been like that.

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I'm so lost today, you guys. What have we even done?

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Oh, we ground some meat, we made sausages, we put a network switch in and now we're

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going to juice some oranges. Oh, that's what the oranges are for.

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Why do you guys keep pretending we're going to cook them? I wasn't pretending.

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I was just confused. I don't know where the butt plug goes.

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I mean, I have some ideas. Right here.

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This is called the entonnoir pour éculement de la pulpe.

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You know, it occurs to me, I didn't do the traditional search for merch, but like,

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he buys so much stuff, I think I'd believe him if he just told me he bought it.

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I buy a few things here and there. Surely you will use this all the time because it's surely not way more work than just

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buying a bottle of water. You know what? It doesn't matter. But you could get a far less consistent product by making your own orange juice.

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Yeah. Okay, this was... Don't put your fingers in there. They'll sign right on.

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It's right in front of you. Put my fingers in it. What do you do? You literally just get your fingers out of there.

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Use the stomper, lioness. Fine. No, I'm a guy.

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Hey, look at it go. I am very anti-single-purpose appliances.

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My parents were classic, like, buy-all-the-appliances people.

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And I just realized after we had the, like, the potato slicer slidey thing and the

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Famic special wand and the stupid ice cream maker and the thing and the other thing,

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you don't use any of it because it is so much work to clean them.

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However, this does look delicious. Wow, we got a whole liter of juice.

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I said, this is the kind of appliance it's fun to bring out to show people that you have the appliance.

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Yeah. You go like, I need to show you my juicer. And they go, wow.

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And then they leave before cleanup time. Yeah, oh yeah.

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Just like we will. This better be the finest glass of orange juice I've ever had.

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Oh, it's warm. We left the oranges out. That's delicious.

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Really good. It's actually really, really good. Very delicious.

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Okay, let's fry up some burgers. Show us your routine.

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All right, so one thing I like about my burgers is I don't compress it too much.

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I got to say, for all the unnecessary extra work, that is a good looking burger and I am

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looking forward to it. Was this anything to do with your upgrade or we're just having ribs for lunch?

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It's supposed to be using the smoker. Okay.

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This is the least about tech AMD Ultimate Tech upgrade yet, but you know what?

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Shout out AMD for putting up with our shenanigans.

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I like the table, Josh. Thank you.

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The chairs, they go with it really nicely.

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I like your Lego centerpiece. Genuinely though.

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The Lego Botanical series. Yeah, they're really nice.

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That is so tender. That's so good.

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Our stomachs are full, but there's still more kitchen stuff to look over.

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You also got a KitchenAid stand mixer shave ice attachment?

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For shaved ice desserts. Okay. Couldn't the meat grinder do that too?

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Unfortunately not. We also got a sorbetier.

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It's this ice cream maker. That was the French side.

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Okay. Ice cream for on top of the shaved ice.

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That's pretty fun. But I have a question about this other thing that you got, this automatic espresso machine.

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My first question is, what is this not good enough for you?

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Because you seem like you like doing things manually.

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Yeah, so this grinder and coffee machine combo here

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is what I'll probably still be using day to day at home.

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But you know, an automatic machine to get that nice and easy espresso.

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I'm actually just going to be bringing that into the office so that the team could have espresso on demand.

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That's really nice. Pump action espresso machine.

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Oh, I'd be great at this. That's good form.

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Just looks so big in his small hand.

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Are you guys so mean?

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There we go. How many of these do you have to make before this pays for itself?

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Well, 40. 40. This unit was actually on clearance.

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Nice. Classic Josh. Okay. See if it's good.

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It's not bad. Now we're fueled up for more shenanigans. Let's go Wi-Fi or doorbell or camera.

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Yeah. What do you guys write? That's a roof rack?

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Yeah. It's a roof bucket. It looks more like a dish rack.

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Well, you could put dishes in it if they were sufficiently big.

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Wait a second. You already have a ubiquity doorbell.

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I do, but that one's broken. Yeah. What makes it different from the rest of your house?

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Once we pull it off the wall, we'll see.

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There you go. Oh, you got the G4.

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Wow. Now that's slick.

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And it comes with a little speaker. Is this so that you don't have to bother getting it working

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with your mechanical doorbell? Yep. Now you're thinking.

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This is such an over-engineered solution.

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Love it. Love it. Thanks, AMD. Let's do it. I guess you're going to hook the new one up with Wi-Fi

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or is there cat six in here? There you go.

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Nice. So that's why you have all the holes in your wall

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because you were busy running networking everywhere. You know what?

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This one I like. If there was something that President Linus would make sure

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it would be an Ethernet in every driveway and an access point on every corner.

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Okay. I just need to terminate this. Terminate it.

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I'm sure no one's ever made that joke before.

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Terminating your own cables is one of those things that

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I feel like every geek should learn at some point

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because it's just so much better than having to try to

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shoehorn the wrong length cable into an installation.

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It's crazy how he says that, but then we'll make his own orange juicer.

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You know what the strangest thing about this place is? That everything is cluttered and yet somehow,

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for the most part, clean.

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Like it's not dusty or dirty. It's just messy.

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Yeah. Yeah. That's how I keep my things usually.

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Yes. Josh, you know the NVR is in upside down, right?

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Yeah. We had to do that because the power was getting interfered

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with the other cables and we couldn't fit it inside. Hard drives are validated to run both upside down

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and right side up, which is good for Josh. Did you know that?

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I did. I found out today. Oh, okay. Okay. You hit, did you look it up?

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Oh, Adam or Adam told me. Pop it in there.

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Okay. In there.

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Now wait, hold on a second. Well, what was this white one?

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So I ran two to the front, one for a camera. And that's the G6 bullet and one for the G4 doorbell.

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Got it. Okay. All right. Let's go see if it's working.

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Let's go, baby. Give me that internet.

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Show me that internet. Do I need to adopt the switch first?

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We didn't do that.

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Yeah. That might not be a terrible idea because usually the latency means connection and activity.

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He's working on it. He's cooking. Man, the Unify app stuff has gotten like so good

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to the point where for a home user, or even a lot of professional applications,

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you can do so much from the app. It's really nice.

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Wow, guys.

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Sorry. Did you want us to reply to that? No, I'm just, I'm so impressed.

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You guys did so much thinking about installing this roof rack. Go back to your stupid doorbell.

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Do me a teller. I think one of the ports on your UDM was not configured to

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be on the same subnet. So as soon as I plugged this into your 24 port switch,

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it switched over to about 10.40. And there it is ready to adopt.

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So you might just have to play around with that.

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Yeah. All right. Where's the cable for the camera?

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We're going to put it out right over there. Oh, good ladders.

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That's okay. I'm actually good at ladders. When you're born short enough, you get good at ladders.

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Hold on. We're getting ahead of ourselves though. I want to know if this hot dang Ethernet port works.

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Tecting, detecting, detecting. Ah, crap.

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I don't think it does. Oh, hey, we're good.

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Did you do the brickwork, Josh? I removed the brickwork.

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Now you said you haven't done the socket mount yet, but we just want to terminate it for now and make sure it's working.

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Yeah. Okay. Well, I can do that. Do you want the front of the, like the front of the basket on,

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like the curtain that says curtain on it? Uh, I will toss it on.

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He said he'll do it. You guys know that means nothing.

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What it means is it's not our problem. So. Any luck? Here we go.

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Uh, click and adopt. Cool.

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Look at this fantastic shirt from LTTstore.com.

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Wow. Look, Josh is wearing one too. Do you want the angle mount?

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I actually really like it. I have this on mine. So.

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It turns it this way a little bit. I think I will end up installing it with that, but for now.

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Yeah, just do it now. I am going to make a new plate for it.

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It's like, it's coming off. His job is actually to do some of like the bigger projects for accounting.

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How do I reconcile this personality type at home with the way he does his work?

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I can't. Yeah. That's very Josh.

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Dude, I got to say having the video doorbell is like a game changer.

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So where do you think can you want this? Somewhere central, obviously. Do you know how loud it is?

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I don't actually know how loud it is, but. I've never used this before either.

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I think there's a spot in the kitchen. Okay. And you have a PoE like Ethernet cable there?

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I'll have to make sure it's plugged into a PoE spot on the switch.

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There we go. We got a chime. So we got some SVS ultra evolution nano bookshelf speakers.

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Why did you get these? I was torn if I wanted a 5.1 or keep my 2.1, 3.1 system.

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And I thought, well, SVS makes good subs.

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I use their sub SV1000. Thought I'd throw these on into the front.

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Two speakers. That is true.

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SVS, the ultra evolution line specifically for SVS has been really, really well received.

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These are great bang for your buck speakers.

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If you're shopping in the like home theater price range.

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These are going to be great bookshelf speakers and these are going to be what? Your rear surrounds or are you going to replace?

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These are going to be my front. And then I'm going to move those caps to the back as my rear surrounds.

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Sweet. Let's get these plugged in. The doorbell works.

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How loud is it? I couldn't really hear it. It's loud enough.

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It's not the loudest thing. But realistically, you could do like a PoE powered PoE switch just like anywhere in the house.

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And you could put chimes everywhere. Yeah. You could put as many as you want.

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Probably a couple. It's like ducks at the park. Yeah.

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You know, they're free. You can just take them.

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I couldn't help noticing that your speakers, none of them match.

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So you have a piano black keff center channel.

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Black SVS left and rights. And then what is that? Like a walnut or?

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Walnut keffs. Yeah. And then those ones now match the new SVS.

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The sub matches the new front speakers.

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Most importantly, how do they sound? Let's give it a shot.

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By the way, I had to plug the ether. Okay.

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Okay. They kick. That's pretty good.

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Need a little bit of sound treatment in here. A lot of flat walls, a lot of hard surfaces, but damn, not bad.

00:28:53.920 --> 00:28:56.800
Remember when you said the Xbox was the one thing that was hooked up?

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Yep. Yeah. Your Ethernet cable for it was just hanging loose in the cabinet.

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Well, our Wi-Fi is good enough. Yeah. I mean, if you think about it, that's kind of the whole theme, right?

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Good enough. We did a good enough job of helping Josh with his kitchen.

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He made a good enough meal for us. By the way, that was delicious. No.

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Yeah, it was more than good enough. Much better than good enough.

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It was good enough for a king. Good enough camera installation and a good enough sound upgrade.

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And we installed a good enough GPU. That one was a little more than just good enough too.

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And here's a good enough conclusion. Thanks AMD for sponsoring this episode of AMD Ultimate Tech Upgrade.

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Thanks Josh for giving us a window into a troubled mind.

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A busy mind, maybe. It's a better term. Maybe not troubled.

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He seems happy about it. It's a good enough upgrade.

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Thanks AMD. Yeah, thanks Linus, Adam, Andrew, and Rhys.