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Especially because, whoa, cutie! Back it up! Come here. Back it up. How dare you yell at him?

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Ice spice.

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Not ice ice. Ice spice? Yeah, she's a musician. Because this comes out before...

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Keep f***ing around. You'll find out. You'll find out. Scrap your award season nine, baby.

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Fun fact, I was going to get extra CPU and make a chain out of it, but I think that would be a

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little too much, but... Yes, it would. If I was AMD, I wouldn't want you putting a hole through my

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perfectly good CPU and just... No, no, no. It wouldn't be through the CPU. It would be like a gold

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frame around it. But, you know, I'd rather have it in my PC so I can play Peggle. All right, all right.

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So here's what I know about RAM, just watching the videos. I know you're supposed to go in odd

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or even channels, so you do one and two or sorry, one and three or two and four. I'm going to go

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one and three. And if it's a two-pack, they got to kind of get paired together because I found out

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watching the Taiwan PC video because the guy had, like, misplaced them. That's all I know.

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We're going to go three and four. All right. No. Two and four.

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Why not one and three? Two and four are the first ones. Oh, okay. Well, you learn something new every

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day. And I know you mentioned that if you want to do it on camera, you do the most inner one first.

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Yes. All right. How do you remember that? My brain is filled with the most useless information.

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That was Sarah's upgrade. Was it? Yes. I don't know. Yeah. I just something clicks sometimes.

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This is what I think about your upgrade. Is that even the right finger? Way to go, Elijah.

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It is the right finger. It's just very deformed. It's going.

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Oh, dang. Do you lift? There's no leverage. My hands are, my palms are sweaty,

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knees weak, arms are heavy. There's a vomit on my sweater already. No, it does not go anywhere.

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I can't. There's no grip. Finish the line. He's in service, but on the surface,

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it was calm and ready. They dropped bums, but he keeps on forgetting what he wrote down.

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The whole crowd goes so loud. He opens his mouth, but the words won't come out. He's choking now.

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Time's up. Over.

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You know, we have motherboard. We have daughter board. Where's the father board?

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I think we have enough patriarchy. It's not completely over lacking.

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Let them have this one. Let them have this one. What do you mean them? I mean, I mean women.

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Bro respects them. Those actually go hard. Those are made in Japan.

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You know, I believe you. I was just teasing you. You could burn as much incense as you like.

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I see that. It's funny.

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What? I'm getting it. I'm getting it cleaned off. You're doing great. Well, you're just standing there looking at me like disappointed.

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Why do you have that? That's a headphone holder. Yeah, you probably took it from the office.

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No, listen, that's a part of the upgrade and there's receipts.

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All right, Mr. Receipts.

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This goes on here. But isn't that like an artistic choice? The what choice? Okay, don't.

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Don't include that joke. Why? Why not? It's got the what's his face? Jake Paul on the front?

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It's the only boxer I know. That's good.

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See, it's already turned on. And then do you have any records?

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Yeah. Okay. Yeah. That's my part of the life. Okay. I haven't seen a single one here. So I was

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Oh, oh, we got Snoop. Okay. That's not Snoop Dogg.

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No, listen, listen, Elijah, can this man run the 200 meters in 33 seconds?

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I didn't f**king think so. I don't pop smoke. I don't get the reference.

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Snoop Dogg. That's pop smoke. I know. That's why I asked if he can run in 33 seconds. I said no.

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Well, he can because he's dead now, but Snoop Dogg can. You guys don't know this?

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What do you? I have no idea. He showed up at like the US qualifying thing for the Olympics and stuff

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and like f**king did like a celebrity sprint. He ran the 200 meters in 33 seconds. He's 52 years old.

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And he smokes like a chimney. When was this? Like two days ago. Oh, oh, it's like really relevant.

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I thought this was like back in the 80s when records were invented. Since when do I know current events?

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No, no one follows Snoop Dogg anymore. Sorry.

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My grandma actually texted me once being like, oh, Snoop's on the TV with Martha Stewart. And I'm

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like, thanks grandma. Snoop's always relevant. All I know about Snoop is that he does bit

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commercials now. This bad boy can fit so many caffeine in there. Fun fact, I also used to work

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at Starbucks. I have my black apron, you know, I'm a I'm a coffee master, you know, casual flex.

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And I had a espresso. It's called barista. No, no, what? I said coffee master. I meant it.

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The black apron baristas. Yeah. Oh, is that like, is that like, you go through a course.

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You get your black, it's like, it's like a black belt for a coffee. Anyways,

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espresso. The thing about espresso is it's very good. No, no, we're just doing b-rolls.

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We're just doing b-rolls. I know, I know, I'm, I'm neeming.

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Worth it. But think about it. You can so effortlessly. You're still going to buy coffee

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at work. You know you're going to do that. It's actually free at work. Really?

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We have free coffee. Oh. Yeah. What, you don't know? I don't know. I don't drink coffee.

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I'll get you to try some coffee today. I remember you guys used to do like expensive

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coffee runs all the time. See, oh my god, what the f***. Oh, did your grill come out? Yeah,

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there we go. Cut that, cut that. Fun fact, I'm actually gonna have Linus have some coffee today

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because our friends at Bones Coffee Company. If you have to read it off the package,

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they're not a very close friend. Oh, we're not on first name basis. I just know their company.

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So you would call them Mr. Coffee Company, not Bones?

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Yeah, John Bones. I honestly just got these because of packaging aesthetic. They also

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taste good. Don't get me wrong, but I usually just have plain coffee, but these ones are flavored.

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So we got Holy Canole. It's Godfather's theme. It's Canole flavored. And we got Jamaican Me Crazy.

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What's that like weed flavored? Yeah, man. No, no, no, no, no, no. Cut that. Cut that.

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Cut that. Now, realistically, you're ethnic enough to do an accent, I think.

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What is that supposed to mean? That means I can't.

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This one's vanilla caramel and coffee liquor flavored. So which one, which one would you try, Linus?

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I'll let you pick. I'll let you pick. Holy Canole you this. That was my phone, sorry.

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Well, people aren't allowed to go over budget, right? They are allowed. You have to pay for it.

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Yeah, yeah. No, I'm paying for it. I'm paying for it. I'm too grand over budget. I would never

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scam you out of $60 Canadian Linus. Never. With my current watch, I have a, I think it's a Gen 6.

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That's the first one with the blood oxygen sensor, I think. Yeah, okay. Yeah, six Gen. It's fine,

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but I have to charge it every day and it's a pain in the ass. This one should last twice as long,

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hopefully. Okay, crazy argument. What's up? It is more convenient to charge something once a day

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than every other day. No, no. Because it's had it for me. The thing is, usually if I'm at the

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office at the desk, I just, you know, every day I charge my watch. You charge your watch at work?

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Yeah, free power. But who doesn't charge their watch at night on their nightstand?

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I wear it when I sleep for sleep tracking. Oh, so you charge your watch at work? Yeah. So you need

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it to last the weekend so you can charge it at work again? Oh, yeah. I'll be saving on electricity,

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Bill. Savings. Bim, bim, bim, bim. Elie. I'm gonna do my stuff. Man, these cables are insane.

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Each fan has a cable that breaks out to seven different plugins so you can chain it. And it's

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a giant spaghetti monster right now and I'm trying to get it all organized. Colin did okay, but, you know.

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Oh, hold on. Sorry. He literally just said, hey, can you stay here for-

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No, brother. This rod blocks away. Why do you- is this how it does the image detection?

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Yeah. Oh, is it just like a camera? Yeah. Oh, okay. Well, they have the one with the box too.

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Yeah. But it's more latency and also the image quality is like, don't keep that in there, okay?

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Gobi lights are great. But it does add latency. Basically any box that you'll put in between

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some signal is gonna add latency. So this is a smart way to do it. Even if you don't notice it,

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you know. Yeah. It's still there, but it's kind of cool. Not bad. Ayo. Stop. Stop. Don't include that.

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Actually, you know what? Maybe include it if it's funny. Oh, yeah. I saw the blue update on the

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edge here. Would you come hang out with me now? I don't think the lights are gonna be the deciding

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factor. Like the actual heads? Each bag. Yeah. Little nerds. Don't do that. Chemical flavored nerds.

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Alrighty, let's gold it. All right. So got the right driver. The color coded as well. Cool.

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Do your best to face a little bit. Yeah. You put it in and you twist it to like walk it in place.

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Okay. Oh, maybe I should have actually put it on the headset first. There we go. Oh, I see. Because

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there is not enough slack. Okay. And then you kind of put it in.

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My hands are sweaty. So hot. My hands are sweating. Got that sweaty gamer goo.

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I need help. Done. Thanks. And then we get the... Let's do a close-up of this one. We don't need to...

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No, like you plugging it in so we can show the color. Ideally.

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Yeah, that's good enough. Yeah. Cool. And the cushion is just doing the cushion. They're just

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realistically, I think they should just click in. Yeah. Something like that. You know, for $150,

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you can buy a pretty good set of headphones. These feel super cheap, but I think it's because

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they have the modularity to them. So I will judge it based on how they sound, but they don't look

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over the top special. It's on purpose too though. Because for DJ, you want something lightweight

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and like so you don't like really feel it on your head. Because you're listening to it for

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like hours possibly. Exactly. Whatever. Got it. So this is like a pretty lightweight setup. And

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it's like one of their cheapest setups that they have to, but it's honestly good enough. Because

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I have like three other sets of headphones for music. So I'm literally just going to use that for

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the controller. So. Oh, I had I had loaded already.

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Hold on. Let them cook. Let them cook chat.

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God damn it. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I got I got I got I got this. I got this.

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Oh, it's not quite there. Not not not quite. Not quite. Not quite. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on.

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Nope. Not quite.

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It's almost there. It's very close. I got I got I got this. I got this. And this might all be needing to trim down. I got.

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Almost there. That part's really rough.

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You know, I'm not even remotely.

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Damn mute spit coming out from the hood here. That reference is going to like make 10 people happy on the internet.

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We're making out of the studio with this one, boys.

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That's such a good reference.

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Sit.

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Now you calling. I'm trying to strike a core and a minor.

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Who needs that. Who needs a DJ controller?

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That looks clean. That looks tight. That looks tight.

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Hip tight, tight, tight, tight. Rapper.

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I'm so confused. This RGV. I might just take it out at this point.

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Let's plug it back in. I think I've got it though. Oh, oh, I think. Oh, thank God. Good job Alanya.

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I'm good at something. He's good at a lot of things actually. He's a valuable member of

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our team. I love him dearly. It's the first time I've heard those words. Line. What? I can't dance.

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I'm white. This is throwing me out. Okay, Elijah, you want to go? Sure. I have no idea what I'm

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doing. What do I do? Make make sounds come out of it.

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But when does it loop? What do you mean? Like you had it looping. Oh, you have to hold record and

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then you play it. Oh, you see one two three four like going up top. Oh, yeah. So I want to like

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record when it's at one. So like that. Yeah. They not like us. They not like us.

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It's nothing bad. It's just you missed the PCI cover. PCI slots is a different spot on this

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motherboard. That's fine. You don't need it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

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you might need to access your IO. Oh, it like. No, I had two slots out. Yeah, they were the wrong

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two. Yeah. Yeah. Well, one of them was right. Oh, snacks as well. I did not bring that. Those are

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for good. And they're not for you. Hey, Sharad, can I get in your Wi-Fi? Yeah. Why is that so funny?

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That is the top one. Get your ass. I don't know what this is short for. Yeah. Yeah. Okay, you're

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not supposed to tell people your SSID because I can use that to dox you. Well, dox away. Yeah,

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it's fine. It's not my house. No, no, no, they can find where Sharad lives with SSIDs. There's

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like, you can go on sites and you can enter an SSID and it'll be like, yeah, it's like there. We'll

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change it after. Yeah. Oh my God. Do you know what yeah is? Yeah, it's like you see, you know, a

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woman with and you're like, yeah, because goddamn, you know, it's short for what he means to say is

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when you see a very respectable, attractive lady, you call out to her by saying, yeah, no, you

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don't. We have an impressionable young male audience. You do not. Yeah, don't do that. It's

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how Linus landed a Vaughn though. No, it isn't. Yeah, he rinsed her up. Ohio. We compared scores

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on a test. Yo, he got the mathematical Riz. Are you going to tell me the password? Yes, it's

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Sharad 69 420 with a capital S. Bro, I woke up at like 1am. I was like, I never downloaded Halo.

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To get up, download this. I'm like, Elijah's gonna kill me. Yes, you are correct. I would have,

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because I asked you a week ago to install it. I for war. By the way, you've begun influencing my

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children now. Have I influenced her? Yeah, my son wanted to sign up for a gymnastics trial day. Oh,

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sick. Yeah. Oh, I'll teach him a back flip. Yeah, I love. Give a trampoline. You've asked me to teach

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you a was it a front flip or a back flip? No, I think I got it down now. We went to the trampoline

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park and I was on the long one. Nice. My problem was that I've been going too far back. And I

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haven't had the confidence to like practice not doing it. But if I was on the long one,

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I'm like, well, whatever, I'm not going to go over the net. Yeah. Oh, what are you doing? He's

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equipping armor. Yeah, I'm looking at who cares. Listen, I gotta hit play. The game is temporary.

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The drippers forever. Multi-clair. That's probably okay. What the f**k is infection? Just be awkward,

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Colin. That's sick that he wants to do gymnastics though. Yeah. That's good. We couldn't talk him

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into doing dance, but gymnastics is another high ratio activity. So uses your whole body. It's

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crazy. That's not what I was saying. What? I said like dance. It's a high ratio activity. That's

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why my mom encouraged me to get into dance. He doesn't get it. Oh, like female to male. Yeah. Nice.

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Oh, see, they don't want the smoke. They don't want the smoke. They don't want the smoke. No,

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skibbity. Skibbity. Is it because they're like promoting smokeless grills or what? Yes.

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What? Colin gets the reference. Yeah, Snoop Dogg. I got that reference. Editor, cut that out.

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F**king Colin. Look at this. Ah, told you. Hey, get a sword. Get a sword. No, I don't need this

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word. Why the hell are you not? Okay, this playthrough, I'm doing a melee build. Fun fact,

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if you're a Khajiit. Yeah, it's going great. No, no, because I haven't leveled up. This is a new

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playthrough. If you're a Khajiit, you can actually level up your melee like stupid high. Like you

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can go the entire game without using any weapons. You can actually like choke slam people into the

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ground. It's pretty, it's pretty fire. We can do it. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's still coffee.

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Well, no, you, I mean, you are drinking coffee, right? I'll have some steam. I don't know how this

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works. I've never used this before. You're aimed at the counter now. Is that intentional? Aimed at

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the insets. The what? The class sense. How do we? The class and up the joint. Oh, it might be warming

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up. Have you tried this yet? Or you just winged it? Oh man, yeah. Should I just be mashing on buttons too?

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No, please don't. Yeah, okay. Alright, let's just make one cup, let's make one cup and then we can

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just pour it into three or whatever and we can all just sit on the couch for the outro. Damn, in case

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Linus couldn't get any more posh. I'll get the perfect mug for it. What do you got? I have to have a little

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visitor. I assume that's my cup. Yep. Nice. Wait, you don't have a dog. Okay, what are they then? To

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dumb it down. Do you think our audience and Linus is dumb? No, no, no. For myself. Do you think it's

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Elijah? Do you think it's Colin? Hey, Colin's very smart, okay? We think. Cool. Yeah, story. And it's

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gonna look sick. No bro, really? Bro. It took me so long to get that holy editor. Oh, you get

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to chop the blank space up. Don't do it. Why is your awkward energy so high? Do you not like it? No, I

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love it. Okay. They love it. Yeah, it's good for camera, right? But you know, he's like this when the

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camera's not rolling. Yeah, you know what they say, never trust a guy that your dog hates. Wait.

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I really don't think so. Yeah, they are. No, that you have to specifically use these ones. That's why

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I got them. How much you want to bet this fits? Let's okay. Linus, Linus, these are gonna be on the

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car when I go fast. I want them to stay on there. Sure. Rod, how much you want about that? You four

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dollars that this fits? No, it doesn't. That's what that's. He took it. No, I'm gonna go get it. Jesus

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is one behind. It's not gonna stay on there. Then drive the speed limit. Oh, wow. Yeah, it really

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doesn't go on there. I'm telling you. Hold on. Hold on. Maybe it does. It's only one way to know for

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brother. It's not gonna. Oh, dude, dude, dude, we got like five rotations. No, no, how fast are you

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driving fast enough? Speed limit. You put some thread locker on there. You're good. But you don't

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want thread locker on there. You want to be able to take it off the blue thread locker. Well, good

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thing you're not driving the car. Like, I think it's white so you can paint it. No. So fun fact,

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it actually comes with templates. They can cut out vinyls for it to get different designs. They

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have a dino-nuggy one and I want to get dino-nuggies on my wheels. I'll say this, Sherrod. It's very

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you. Thanks. Every time you smile and I see that growl now. Like, seriously, though, is that the

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kind of thing you would wear like every day? Or is it like jewelry? No, no, no, no. Like special

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occasions? Jewelry and something to, you know, remember this day by. Oh, so you're not gonna

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wear it? Oh, I am. But not at work. I'm gonna wear it at CES 2025. Oh, God. At Intel's booth. Oh,

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my God. A little bit of chocolate? Sorry, what's cannoli? You know what? I thought it was like

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pasta. No, it's catalini. I mean, they're pretty close. One of them's sweet. One of them's not.

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Sorry, what's cannoli? Like those Italian pastries. It's like rolled up. Okay, I get a little bit

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of chocolate in here. Yeah. Does it have chocolate in it? I mean, it's cannoli. Cannoli have, I mean,

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it can have some chocolate in it. It's a very intense smell. And yeah, not a coffee drinker.

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I'd had coffee two times. He's gonna be off the wall. Once when we did like the Manly Way video,

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it was easier for the props department, which was nobody, to just make real coffee than to make

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some liquid that looks like coffee. So I just like drank real coffee in it. And then the other time

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was for that awful video trying influencer drinks. That was horrible. He loved it. I didn't.