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Sammy: We film a lot of things here at LMG, but sometimes things just don't go right. 2 00:00:03.970 --> 00:00:06.673 So I thought it'd be an interesting video to showcase all the videos 3 00:00:06.673 --> 00:00:08.341 that we scrapped for whatever reason, 4 00:00:08.341 --> 00:00:10.043 and give a little explanation why, 5 00:00:10.043 --> 00:00:13.279 Sammy: and show you the extended version of Dennis pranking Elijah. 6 00:00:13.279 --> 00:00:17.083 Sammy: The first video is when the LTT Store got its 1 millionth sale plaque. 7 00:00:17.117 --> 00:00:20.487 Sammy: I think it's important to record important milestones for the company. 8 00:00:20.487 --> 00:00:23.656 Taking a look back at it, the premise for this video wasn't really as strong. 9 00:00:23.790 --> 00:00:25.859 So this video was on the back burner for a little while. 10 00:00:25.859 --> 00:00:26.359 Sammy: Hi. 11 00:00:26.526 --> 00:00:30.130 Nick: Do you want to bring in the goods, the merchandise? 12 00:00:30.163 --> 00:00:33.066 Man: You may want to turn some lights off in this place. 13 00:00:33.066 --> 00:00:34.300 Nick: Okay, sure. 14 00:00:35.035 --> 00:00:37.604 Sammy: Yeah, Nick knew what this but he doesn't know what's inside it. 15 00:00:37.704 --> 00:00:40.640 Nick: I mean, I've never seen it directly. 16 00:00:41.007 --> 00:00:41.441 Sammy: Yeah. 17 00:00:41.608 --> 00:00:44.144 Nick: Alright, is there a trick to opening it? 18 00:00:44.144 --> 00:00:45.678 I would have to imagine that... 19 00:00:46.346 --> 00:00:49.115 Man: If you press the button the code is already in. 20 00:00:49.115 --> 00:00:51.384 Nick: Oh, it is? Okay, sweet; oh my goodness. 21 00:00:51.851 --> 00:00:53.453 Nick: What on earth is this? 22 00:00:54.054 --> 00:00:55.088 What's that movie? 23 00:00:55.655 --> 00:00:56.256 Man: Pulp Fiction. 24 00:00:56.256 --> 00:00:57.524 Nick: Yes. 25 00:00:58.358 --> 00:01:00.894 Nick: Oh my god. 26 00:01:01.995 --> 00:01:05.198 Nick: Now who I wonder, could have done this? 27 00:01:05.331 --> 00:01:07.033 Sammy: Hahahahaha. Nick: Hmm. 28 00:01:07.067 --> 00:01:10.770 Who would have such little taste, 29 00:01:11.204 --> 00:01:17.410 that they could put such a beautiful golden award in such terrible packaging? 30 00:01:17.644 --> 00:01:18.478 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 31 00:01:18.478 --> 00:01:20.613 Nick: Shortlinus.com; 32 00:01:20.647 --> 00:01:24.150 four foot nine, hashtag no ad on Floatplane. 33 00:01:24.150 --> 00:01:25.351 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 34 00:01:25.885 --> 00:01:26.486 Sammy: Wait sorry, let me just... 35 00:01:26.486 --> 00:01:27.320 Man: Get under it. 36 00:01:27.987 --> 00:01:31.224 Nick: To be real though this is pretty freaking cool. 37 00:01:31.424 --> 00:01:33.993 It already has some fingerprints on it; darn it, guys. 38 00:01:34.260 --> 00:01:34.994 Sammy: Alright, that was not me. 39 00:01:35.895 --> 00:01:37.063 Nick: It was not you? Sure. 40 00:01:37.097 --> 00:01:37.630 Sammy: Wha- Nick: Oh, look at that. 41 00:01:37.664 --> 00:01:39.866 Nick: Betterlttstore.com; did you get that, Sammy? 42 00:01:39.899 --> 00:01:41.534 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 43 00:01:41.568 --> 00:01:44.904 Sammy: I saw this before we shot this, I forgot that was there. 44 00:01:45.371 --> 00:01:46.673 Nick: Should I just wipe it with my... 45 00:01:47.307 --> 00:01:48.041 Sammy: Get the shmoo out, yeah. 46 00:01:48.041 --> 00:01:51.111 Nick: Maybe we'll try to get the fingerprints off. 47 00:01:51.144 --> 00:01:54.114 If this was robots that left these fingerprints I am very disappointed. 48 00:01:54.114 --> 00:01:54.948 Man: That's all me. 49 00:01:55.014 --> 00:01:55.582 Nick: Oh, yeah. 50 00:01:55.682 --> 00:01:56.616 Nick: Hahahahaha. 51 00:01:56.883 --> 00:01:59.419 I was going to say their quality control has slipped over the years, 52 00:01:59.419 --> 00:02:00.186 if that's the case. 53 00:02:00.320 --> 00:02:01.321 Look at that, dude. 54 00:02:01.721 --> 00:02:05.191 Freaking golden S for Spotify. 55 00:02:05.291 --> 00:02:05.992 Sammy: one- 56 00:02:06.025 --> 00:02:08.528 Nick: 1, 000 orders, or- 1, 000. 57 00:02:08.661 --> 00:02:09.429 Sammy: 1, 000. 58 00:02:09.462 --> 00:02:12.532 Nick: 1 million orders on Spotify- I mean, Shopify. 59 00:02:12.532 --> 00:02:14.067 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 60 00:02:14.067 --> 00:02:15.268 Nick: That is freaking cool, man; 61 00:02:15.301 --> 00:02:18.404 and look at that, december 30th, 2024. 62 00:02:18.438 --> 00:02:21.674 Nick: Could you imagine a more perfect ending to a year 63 00:02:21.708 --> 00:02:25.311 than hitting 1 million orders after dropping the commuter backpack? 64 00:02:25.345 --> 00:02:27.881 LTTstore.com, $149.99. 65 00:02:27.914 --> 00:02:31.284 It's an amazing product, I daily drive it; you should, too. 66 00:02:31.284 --> 00:02:34.154 Nick: Wow, look; product placement, I have it right here. 67 00:02:34.154 --> 00:02:34.721 Sammy: I'm blurring it. 68 00:02:34.721 --> 00:02:37.123 Nick: You should buy it on LTTstore.com; powered by Shopify- 69 00:02:37.123 --> 00:02:39.359 Sammy: I'm blurring it right now. Nick: I mean spotify, I mean shopify, I mean... 70 00:02:39.359 --> 00:02:41.494 YouTube shop- What? Shopify. 71 00:02:41.861 --> 00:02:43.997 Sammy: All this is blurred, I blurred that whole side there. 72 00:02:44.297 --> 00:02:45.565 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 73 00:02:45.565 --> 00:02:49.502 Nick: So, you may have already seen this being unboxed on the WAN Show. 74 00:02:49.536 --> 00:02:53.039 Our amazing friend from Shopify here brought this out. 75 00:02:53.106 --> 00:02:55.108 Sammy: I was told that this is actually very rare; 76 00:02:55.241 --> 00:02:57.377 and if you think about it makes sense why it's so rare. 77 00:02:57.377 --> 00:02:58.111 Nick: Yeah. 78 00:02:58.111 --> 00:03:00.213 Sammy: I would think this is like way more rare 79 00:03:00.213 --> 00:03:01.748 than like a YouTube gold button, right? 80 00:03:01.748 --> 00:03:02.148 Sammy: Yeah. 81 00:03:02.315 --> 00:03:04.784 Nick: A million orders is freaking insane. 82 00:03:04.817 --> 00:03:09.756 Nick: And to think that like, we started the store in 2019; 83 00:03:11.257 --> 00:03:16.362 making T-shirts, now we like have buildings and make screwdrivers and backpacks, 84 00:03:16.396 --> 00:03:22.335 and have to deal with you know, international trade issues and all sorts of crap. 85 00:03:24.671 --> 00:03:26.406 Nick: What I'm trying to say is, thank you. 86 00:03:26.439 --> 00:03:27.207 Sammy: Hahahaha. 87 00:03:27.207 --> 00:03:32.312 Nick: If you've ordered just one product, you help me get a beautiful golden award 88 00:03:32.345 --> 00:03:34.280 that I'm going to steal and never give back. 89 00:03:34.280 --> 00:03:35.181 Sammy: Nooooo. 90 00:03:35.448 --> 00:03:36.983 Nick: Are we going to walk around and show all the staff? 91 00:03:36.983 --> 00:03:37.550 Sammy: Yeah, we could. 92 00:03:37.550 --> 00:03:38.084 Nick: Sure. 93 00:03:38.284 --> 00:03:38.618 Sammy: Yeah. 94 00:03:38.618 --> 00:03:40.019 Nick: Hey Kyle or Nate. 95 00:03:40.119 --> 00:03:44.791 Nick: Nate, you can be first; Nate is a proud father. Nate: A new dad. 96 00:03:44.824 --> 00:03:45.592 Sammy: Wow, congrats. 97 00:03:45.625 --> 00:03:46.426 Nick: Very recently. 98 00:03:46.459 --> 00:03:52.265 Nick: And now he's a proud member of a team with a one million- 99 00:03:52.432 --> 00:03:53.266 Nate: I should have kept the gloves on. 100 00:03:53.266 --> 00:03:54.434 Nick: No, you're good, you're good. 101 00:03:54.434 --> 00:03:57.604 Nick: A one million Shopify order reward. 102 00:03:57.704 --> 00:03:59.706 Nate: I don't think I help with that many of them, but... 103 00:04:00.139 --> 00:04:02.208 Nick: I mean, you're going to help with the next million. 104 00:04:02.208 --> 00:04:02.809 Nate: The next million. 105 00:04:02.942 --> 00:04:03.309 Nick: Yeah. 106 00:04:04.010 --> 00:04:05.545 Nick: Somebody who definitely helped somehow, 107 00:04:05.545 --> 00:04:09.949 some way with the first million is Mr. Kyle Tharratt. 108 00:04:11.484 --> 00:04:12.485 Nick: It's pretty hefty, hey? 109 00:04:12.485 --> 00:04:13.052 Kyle: It's hefty. 110 00:04:13.052 --> 00:04:14.153 Sammy: I thought it was light. Kyle: It's nice. 111 00:04:14.153 --> 00:04:14.854 Nick: It's nice. 112 00:04:14.854 --> 00:04:15.655 Nick: You thought it was light? 113 00:04:15.688 --> 00:04:16.089 Sammy: Yeah. 114 00:04:16.522 --> 00:04:17.924 Nick: You hating on our award, Sammy? 115 00:04:18.191 --> 00:04:20.426 Sammy: No, no, as in like, as in like the weight of it. 116 00:04:20.460 --> 00:04:25.331 Nick: Look, not all of us can be Floatplane exclusive aficionados, okay? 117 00:04:25.365 --> 00:04:30.603 Nick: Some of us have to you know, dig ditches and sell backpacks, okay? 118 00:04:30.603 --> 00:04:32.171 Kyle: Oh, we made it, we just made it. 119 00:04:32.171 --> 00:04:36.009 Nick: Dude, that's what I'm saying; the best way to end a year, right? 120 00:04:36.009 --> 00:04:36.809 Nick: That's pretty cool. 121 00:04:36.809 --> 00:04:39.012 Kyle: When did the- What year did the screwdriver launch? 122 00:04:39.012 --> 00:04:39.512 Nick: 22. 123 00:04:39.512 --> 00:04:39.946 Kyle: 22? 124 00:04:40.046 --> 00:04:41.214 Kyle: So two years after the screwdriver. 125 00:04:41.247 --> 00:04:44.917 Nick: Yeah; 275, 000 screwdrivers later or whatever. 126 00:04:45.685 --> 00:04:48.121 Kyle: And a stubby and a precision. 127 00:04:48.254 --> 00:04:49.022 Nick: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 128 00:04:49.022 --> 00:04:49.856 Nick: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 129 00:04:49.889 --> 00:04:50.356 Nick: Yeah. 130 00:04:50.390 --> 00:04:52.191 Nick: Yeah, don't talk yourself up too much. 131 00:04:52.191 --> 00:04:53.993 Nick: That was mostly your team, so. 132 00:04:54.027 --> 00:04:54.861 Kyle: No, I know; that's what I mean. 133 00:04:54.861 --> 00:04:55.328 Nick: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 134 00:04:55.328 --> 00:04:55.728 Kyle: Yeah, yeah. 135 00:04:55.895 --> 00:04:57.196 Nick: Hello. 136 00:04:57.664 --> 00:04:58.898 Nick: Knock, knock. 137 00:04:58.898 --> 00:04:59.966 Nick: Ooh, there's a couple people here. 138 00:05:01.701 --> 00:05:02.502 Nick: Look. 139 00:05:02.502 --> 00:05:03.136 Tatjana: Ooooh. 140 00:05:03.136 --> 00:05:04.337 Nick: It's shinyyy. 141 00:05:04.337 --> 00:05:05.305 Tatjana: Exciting. 142 00:05:05.338 --> 00:05:07.573 Tatjana: Well, that's so cool; oh, it's weird. 143 00:05:07.573 --> 00:05:12.111 Nick: Our one million order award from Spotif- 144 00:05:12.111 --> 00:05:13.546 Nick: I'm going to stop making the Spotify joke. 145 00:05:13.546 --> 00:05:14.547 Tatjana: Hahahahahaha. 146 00:05:14.547 --> 00:05:15.348 Nick: I swear I'm going to stop. 147 00:05:15.348 --> 00:05:16.082 Matthew: You can do it daily. 148 00:05:16.182 --> 00:05:16.716 Nick: I know, right? 149 00:05:16.749 --> 00:05:19.585 Nick: It's like you do it accidentally and then you do it on purpose; 150 00:05:19.686 --> 00:05:22.488 and then you do it accidentally again and you just kind of forget. 151 00:05:22.922 --> 00:05:23.690 Sammy: Life is a circle. 152 00:05:23.756 --> 00:05:27.660 Nick: Life is a meme, and you know who memes the most? 153 00:05:28.461 --> 00:05:29.662 Nick: Matthew Luu. 154 00:05:30.630 --> 00:05:31.364 Nick: Look at that. 155 00:05:31.397 --> 00:05:32.265 Matthew: Wow, it's heavy. 156 00:05:32.265 --> 00:05:33.166 Nick: What a beautiful thing, huh? 157 00:05:33.199 --> 00:05:35.435 Matthew: One million streams on Spotify. 158 00:05:35.468 --> 00:05:37.003 Nick and Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 159 00:05:37.403 --> 00:05:38.638 Nick: Hellooo. 160 00:05:42.342 --> 00:05:45.611 Nick: Look at this beautiful item. Sarah: Wooooow. 161 00:05:48.348 --> 00:05:49.248 Sarah: Are you giving it to me? 162 00:05:49.248 --> 00:05:51.451 Nick: Yeah, you can take it with you. 163 00:05:51.484 --> 00:05:52.285 Sarah: Oh, I'll take it. 164 00:05:52.585 --> 00:05:54.921 Sarah: No, this is so beautiful. 165 00:05:54.921 --> 00:06:00.026 Nick: Our Shopify one million hand delivered by our amazing Shopify friends. 166 00:06:00.560 --> 00:06:02.729 Sarah: Oh, this feels very special. 167 00:06:02.729 --> 00:06:03.229 Nick: Right? 168 00:06:03.329 --> 00:06:07.433 Sarah: It's so cool; like, that this is a thing. 169 00:06:07.500 --> 00:06:08.034 Nick: I know. 170 00:06:08.901 --> 00:06:09.836 Nick: And we were saying downstairs; 171 00:06:09.869 --> 00:06:13.139 it's like, you think about how many gold play buttons there are now in YouTube. 172 00:06:13.139 --> 00:06:13.639 Sarah: Yeah. 173 00:06:13.740 --> 00:06:16.075 Nick: There's probably a lot fewer of those I would say; 174 00:06:16.075 --> 00:06:18.378 so, pretty freaking amazing. 175 00:06:18.378 --> 00:06:19.345 Sarah: Very special. 176 00:06:19.479 --> 00:06:21.180 Nick: Very much so. Sarah: Congrats to us. 177 00:06:21.180 --> 00:06:21.981 Nick: Congrats. 178 00:06:22.448 --> 00:06:24.650 And the king memer himself. 179 00:06:24.684 --> 00:06:27.854 Arthur: I don't know; I've only been here for a few months now. 180 00:06:27.854 --> 00:06:30.757 Nick: Well, you've made a market impact; that's for sure. 181 00:06:30.790 --> 00:06:34.026 Arthur: How many of these million do you think I was a part of? 182 00:06:34.594 --> 00:06:36.028 Nick: Ooooh. 183 00:06:36.028 --> 00:06:36.829 Sammy: At least four. 184 00:06:37.263 --> 00:06:38.931 Nick: Well, I mean you've been here for like years. 185 00:06:39.065 --> 00:06:41.467 Nick: So like, you haven't been like here here, 186 00:06:41.467 --> 00:06:42.602 Nick: but you've been here, here, you know? 187 00:06:42.602 --> 00:06:43.302 Arthur: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 188 00:06:43.636 --> 00:06:44.103 Nick: So... 189 00:06:44.170 --> 00:06:46.706 Arthur: I was memeing, I wasn't like selling. 190 00:06:46.739 --> 00:06:47.907 Nick: Yeah, but you were like memeing like, 191 00:06:47.907 --> 00:06:49.742 hey, water bottles are cool. 192 00:06:49.776 --> 00:06:50.510 Arthur: I guess. 193 00:06:50.543 --> 00:06:53.079 Nick: Hey, man; hey fellow kids, buy a screwdriver. 194 00:06:53.079 --> 00:06:55.214 Arthur: I mean, we were trying but I don't know. 195 00:06:55.548 --> 00:06:58.351 Nick: No, for like, for the real, real, you know like whatever, 196 00:06:58.351 --> 00:07:01.120 a hundred and some odd, 200, 000 orders; something like that. 197 00:07:01.120 --> 00:07:03.389 But, you know- 198 00:07:03.489 --> 00:07:04.690 Arthur: Are you going to sign that? Nick: The team is- 199 00:07:04.957 --> 00:07:06.559 Nick: Am I going to sign it? Oh, my God. 200 00:07:06.559 --> 00:07:07.427 Nick: Could you imagine? 201 00:07:08.428 --> 00:07:08.928 Nick: Okay. 202 00:07:09.796 --> 00:07:10.730 Arthur: Look, there's a line right there. 203 00:07:10.730 --> 00:07:12.465 Nick: Why are you giving me bad ideas? 204 00:07:12.598 --> 00:07:16.602 Nick: Imagine if Linus opened this on the WAN Show and it had my signature on the back. Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 205 00:07:16.636 --> 00:07:18.204 Sammy: That would be kind of funny, you should do it. 206 00:07:18.204 --> 00:07:19.205 Sammy: I'm not even... 207 00:07:19.238 --> 00:07:20.807 Arthur: You got to turn it around to the camera. 208 00:07:20.973 --> 00:07:23.876 Arthur: It's like literally right there, there's a spot to sign it. Nick: No, I can't, I can't. Nick: Guys, I can't. 209 00:07:23.876 --> 00:07:25.011 Sammy: Oh, there is a sign. 210 00:07:25.011 --> 00:07:25.945 Nick: Guys, I can't do that. 211 00:07:26.145 --> 00:07:26.746 Sammy: You can do that. 212 00:07:26.779 --> 00:07:28.181 Nick: No, no, no, no, no, no, no. 213 00:07:28.181 --> 00:07:28.948 Sammy: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 214 00:07:28.948 --> 00:07:30.383 Nick: I think I might actually get fired, you know? 215 00:07:30.383 --> 00:07:31.551 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 216 00:07:31.884 --> 00:07:33.586 Nick: Would you like to see this beautiful, 217 00:07:33.586 --> 00:07:36.656 amazing award that you've contributed greatly to? 218 00:07:36.656 --> 00:07:37.824 Nick: Oh, goodbye Dan. Sammy: Whoaaaaa! 219 00:07:38.491 --> 00:07:39.692 Nick: I'm going to sell it on eBay. 220 00:07:39.792 --> 00:07:40.693 Dan: Yeah. 221 00:07:40.827 --> 00:07:42.795 Nick: Or you could sell it on Shopify! 222 00:07:46.966 --> 00:07:47.467 Nick: Amazing. 223 00:07:47.467 --> 00:07:48.234 Dan: Congratulations. 224 00:07:48.234 --> 00:07:51.304 Nick: Hey, congratulations to you Mr. Fingers, as they call him. 225 00:07:51.304 --> 00:07:52.338 Dan: Yeah, only on Friday. 226 00:07:52.338 --> 00:07:53.473 Nick: Merch message fingers. 227 00:07:54.340 --> 00:07:56.108 Dan: Maybe six of the sales. 228 00:07:56.209 --> 00:07:57.343 Nick: *Laughs* 229 00:07:57.343 --> 00:08:00.580 Nick: I mean, there have been thousands and thousands and thousands 230 00:08:00.580 --> 00:08:04.484 and thousands of keystrokes by Mr. Dan relating to merch messages; 231 00:08:04.517 --> 00:08:06.919 so it's a massive team effort here. 232 00:08:06.919 --> 00:08:09.255 And it's a Friday, so a lot of people are working from home. 233 00:08:09.288 --> 00:08:11.824 It would be a little bit busier in here if not. 234 00:08:11.824 --> 00:08:14.894 But, you know, we're getting a good smattering anyway. 235 00:08:15.027 --> 00:08:17.029 Nick: Should we go show it to Colton so I can gloat? 236 00:08:17.129 --> 00:08:17.830 Sammy: He's not here today. 237 00:08:18.564 --> 00:08:19.599 Nick: What? Sharahd: Oh, do you want me to call him? Hold on. 238 00:08:19.599 --> 00:08:20.266 Nick: Yeah, sure. 239 00:08:21.801 --> 00:08:22.335 Sammy: He's working. 240 00:08:23.002 --> 00:08:23.569 Sharahd: Allegedly. 241 00:08:23.669 --> 00:08:24.403 Nick: Allegedly... 242 00:08:24.403 --> 00:08:25.805 Sammy: You could call me, and I'd tell you it's his dog. 243 00:08:25.805 --> 00:08:27.240 Nick: Facetime that idiot! 244 00:08:27.940 --> 00:08:31.878 Nick: He's going to be like, I'm busy; I'm making business plans. 245 00:08:32.011 --> 00:08:33.779 Nick: Alright, let's see if he answers me if I call him. 246 00:08:33.779 --> 00:08:34.881 Nick: Let's see what your rank is. 247 00:08:36.215 --> 00:08:37.950 Nick: What your rank is in the hierarchy. 248 00:08:38.518 --> 00:08:40.887 Sharahd: Below you for sure, you don't have to rub it in. 249 00:08:43.890 --> 00:08:44.657 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 250 00:08:44.690 --> 00:08:48.160 Sharahd: That's crazy. Nick: Damn, immediately. Sharahd: You can pick his up but you don't pick mine. 251 00:08:48.160 --> 00:08:48.828 Sharahd: That's insane. 252 00:08:48.828 --> 00:08:49.996 Nick: Immediately got him. 253 00:08:50.329 --> 00:08:52.632 Nick: What? Dude, are you even working right now? 254 00:08:53.266 --> 00:08:55.902 Nick: Can you turn on your camera for Floatplane? 255 00:08:58.004 --> 00:09:00.139 Nick: Ayy, what up? 256 00:09:00.172 --> 00:09:00.873 Colton: *Laughs* 257 00:09:00.873 --> 00:09:05.244 Nick: I'm just here to gloat about how I'm the best and you're horrible. 258 00:09:05.778 --> 00:09:06.812 Nick: Let's go. 259 00:09:06.846 --> 00:09:09.715 Nick: One million orders, baby! 260 00:09:09.882 --> 00:09:12.952 One million plaque, let's goooo. 261 00:09:13.519 --> 00:09:15.488 Colton: Amelia, can you say poggers? 262 00:09:16.856 --> 00:09:17.423 Colton: She can't talk. 263 00:09:17.423 --> 00:09:18.658 Nick: She's going to say da-da. 264 00:09:19.225 --> 00:09:21.694 Colton: Hi Floatplane; thanks for buying our stuff and watching our videos. 265 00:09:21.727 --> 00:09:22.562 Nick: Alright, goodbye. 266 00:09:22.595 --> 00:09:24.363 Everyone: *Laughs* 267 00:09:24.363 --> 00:09:27.099 Sammy: But what does an LTT video that fell through look like? 268 00:09:27.166 --> 00:09:29.368 We were originally going to do a full LTT video on this, 269 00:09:29.402 --> 00:09:33.406 but because of QC issues and just things out of control, it fell through; 270 00:09:33.406 --> 00:09:36.309 and it took a year to get this video back up and running. 271 00:09:36.309 --> 00:09:38.477 The video was out of date and a lot of things changed. 272 00:09:38.477 --> 00:09:40.112 The process resulting in a shorter video we shot, 273 00:09:40.146 --> 00:09:42.548 showcasing the LTT's transparent screwdriver. 274 00:09:42.582 --> 00:09:43.416 I think it's available now. 275 00:09:43.516 --> 00:09:44.417 Kyle: And we're here. 276 00:09:44.417 --> 00:09:48.120 Kyle: We're at PH Molds, our injection molder in British Columbia. 277 00:09:48.487 --> 00:09:51.390 This is the result of a two and a half year journey 278 00:09:51.390 --> 00:09:53.326 of trying to make a transparent screwdriver, 279 00:09:53.359 --> 00:09:57.363 using molds not designed for a transparent plastic. 280 00:09:57.396 --> 00:09:58.197 Alex: It's very cool. 281 00:09:58.497 --> 00:09:59.966 Kyle: It also took a very long time. 282 00:10:00.032 --> 00:10:01.133 Alex: Why not just make new molds? 283 00:10:02.501 --> 00:10:04.904 Kyle: Linus, I don't think Terren will allow me to spend 284 00:10:04.937 --> 00:10:08.341 another $250, 000 making new molds. 285 00:10:08.474 --> 00:10:09.875 Kyle: That's probably one reason. 286 00:10:09.976 --> 00:10:12.411 Alex: How many hours of engineering time do you think we're spent 287 00:10:12.411 --> 00:10:15.781 making it work with the other molds? Do you think it works out...? 288 00:10:16.949 --> 00:10:18.184 Kyle: It's still in our favor. 289 00:10:18.184 --> 00:10:22.855 Kyle: The resulting mold modifications really only cost us like under $10, 000. 290 00:10:22.888 --> 00:10:23.656 Alex: Oh, okay. 291 00:10:23.656 --> 00:10:25.825 Kyle: So, and the amount of time that I spend on it 292 00:10:25.825 --> 00:10:28.961 is time that Linus would have to pay me for anyway, 293 00:10:28.995 --> 00:10:30.329 so it's like, this is fine. 294 00:10:30.630 --> 00:10:30.997 Alex: Yeah. 295 00:10:31.664 --> 00:10:32.698 Kyle: Hahahahahaha. 296 00:10:32.999 --> 00:10:34.166 Alex: That's one way to look at it. 297 00:10:34.567 --> 00:10:37.637 Kyle: It's a tax write-off; You should read the write-off piece. 298 00:10:37.670 --> 00:10:40.373 Kyle: Story time; this is our end cap. 299 00:10:40.373 --> 00:10:43.109 It's a separate piece that we can obviously change the color of, 300 00:10:43.142 --> 00:10:46.779 so some of our colorways use a different end cap and a different accent ring. 301 00:10:46.879 --> 00:10:50.049 But in essence, this is what's on the bottom of the screwdriver. 302 00:10:50.182 --> 00:10:51.817 As I explained previously in the video, 303 00:10:51.817 --> 00:10:54.620 the easiest way to injection mold something 304 00:10:54.620 --> 00:10:58.524 is to have a cavity inside two halves of a mold. 305 00:10:58.524 --> 00:11:02.361 You squirt plastic in, the mold moves apart, and out pops your part. 306 00:11:02.361 --> 00:11:04.697 This is not one of those molds. 307 00:11:04.697 --> 00:11:07.233 This mold is a little bit more complicated. 308 00:11:07.299 --> 00:11:11.570 I am going to draw a black line, and this is where the two halves of the mold meet. 309 00:11:11.604 --> 00:11:15.107 This entire shaded area is in one side of the mold, 310 00:11:15.241 --> 00:11:16.409 and this is in the other side. 311 00:11:16.542 --> 00:11:20.246 This whole part moves back to hit the ejector plate. 312 00:11:20.279 --> 00:11:24.650 The ejector actually sits over here and pushes on the part to pop it off. 313 00:11:24.784 --> 00:11:28.888 The issue is we have a bump that sits right there. 314 00:11:28.988 --> 00:11:33.626 The problem is when you eject you're hoping that it pops off that bump. 315 00:11:33.726 --> 00:11:37.797 The problem is we have a section of the part retained by the mold. 316 00:11:37.797 --> 00:11:39.465 Alex: So why wasn't that a problem in the past? 317 00:11:39.465 --> 00:11:43.469 Because before, we still had this bump; it wasn't an issue, it would just pop off. 318 00:11:43.469 --> 00:11:47.707 Kyle: Well yeah, so it doesn't pop off, it kind of shears off. 319 00:11:47.707 --> 00:11:50.009 It like, it like, you're kind of forcing it. 320 00:11:50.276 --> 00:11:52.745 Kyle: With Triax, we got away with it. 321 00:11:52.745 --> 00:11:54.780 It's a more malleable plastic. 322 00:11:54.814 --> 00:11:59.785 So it, it kind of gave a little bit and allowed the part to eject 323 00:11:59.785 --> 00:12:00.986 without mangling the part. 324 00:12:01.020 --> 00:12:03.055 Tritan is way stiffer. 325 00:12:03.522 --> 00:12:08.227 The issue is with the stiffer material you don't really get that give. 326 00:12:08.227 --> 00:12:13.632 So what ended up happening is it just like either sheared the bump off 327 00:12:13.666 --> 00:12:16.335 or even worse, just got stuck in the mold; 328 00:12:16.435 --> 00:12:20.873 and you literally had to like you know, like pop her off with like, 329 00:12:20.873 --> 00:12:25.177 you know some pliers and sh**, you know? It wasn't an easy task. 330 00:12:25.211 --> 00:12:27.880 What we did was, what I consider really cool. 331 00:12:27.913 --> 00:12:29.682 We made a two-stage ejection. 332 00:12:29.682 --> 00:12:34.487 Part of the part ejects a little bit of the way to clear it from any restraint. 333 00:12:34.620 --> 00:12:36.388 And then we do a final eject. 334 00:12:36.422 --> 00:12:37.656 Alex: Ookay. 335 00:12:37.656 --> 00:12:41.594 Kyle: It's like if you've ever seen a two stage rocket, right? 336 00:12:41.727 --> 00:12:45.064 Kyle: Part of it pops off and then the other one you know, goes to Narnia, right? 337 00:12:45.097 --> 00:12:48.167 Kyle: That's what we kind of did; part of the part comes out, 338 00:12:48.200 --> 00:12:49.802 then you, then you pop it off. 339 00:12:49.802 --> 00:12:51.237 Alex: It's only shot once though, right? 340 00:12:51.771 --> 00:12:53.506 Kyle: There's only one ejection cycle, yes; 341 00:12:53.539 --> 00:12:57.143 but there's one injection cycle, but a two-stage ejection. 342 00:12:57.143 --> 00:12:57.443 Alex: Okay. 343 00:12:57.443 --> 00:12:59.411 Kyle: So the part is popped out in two stages. 344 00:12:59.779 --> 00:13:01.947 Alex: Alright, and that's what makes it so that this 345 00:13:01.947 --> 00:13:06.852 area here doesn't become part of the mold assembly. 346 00:13:06.852 --> 00:13:09.822 Kyle: Yeah; so like I said if this is retained 347 00:13:09.855 --> 00:13:13.325 and you're trying to pop there's no space for the part to move. 348 00:13:13.325 --> 00:13:13.726 Alex: Yeah. 349 00:13:13.726 --> 00:13:16.228 Kyle: So you're putting a lot of pressure on the bump off 350 00:13:16.228 --> 00:13:19.665 that we need to snap onto the tube for the screwdriver to work. 351 00:13:19.698 --> 00:13:21.133 Kyle: You're putting a lot of pressure on that. 352 00:13:21.233 --> 00:13:22.868 Kyle: So you do one of two things; 353 00:13:22.868 --> 00:13:26.539 you either shear the bump off completely, which is bad because you don't want it. 354 00:13:26.872 --> 00:13:31.177 Or you just leave the part on the mold and it gets stuck, 355 00:13:31.210 --> 00:13:33.112 because it's stiff as crap. 356 00:13:33.112 --> 00:13:35.881 Alex: So why does two stages stop it from staying there still? 357 00:13:35.881 --> 00:13:40.085 Kyle: Because you now are no longer holding the outside of the part rigid, 358 00:13:40.119 --> 00:13:43.889 it's now free and the whole outside can stretch. 359 00:13:43.923 --> 00:13:44.423 Alex: Oh, okay. 360 00:13:44.456 --> 00:13:46.392 Kyle: So it can stretch a little bit enough to pop it off. 361 00:13:46.492 --> 00:13:48.360 Kyle: It still pops off with a- 362 00:13:48.360 --> 00:13:51.664 Like a decent amount of force, but it pops off. 363 00:13:51.664 --> 00:13:54.166 Alex: Yeah, you can definitely tell that it pops off with a decent amount of force. 364 00:13:54.166 --> 00:13:55.000 Alex: You can see one up there. 365 00:13:55.434 --> 00:13:57.503 Alex: There's one over there; they're just flying around. 366 00:13:57.870 --> 00:14:00.873 Kyle: As I was explaining earlier in the video, sections of the mold; 367 00:14:01.640 --> 00:14:05.511 this part of the mold that's attached to the machine, we call the hot side. 368 00:14:05.644 --> 00:14:07.746 That's where the plastic actually comes in. 369 00:14:07.880 --> 00:14:08.981 Alex: It's coming in right through there. 370 00:14:08.981 --> 00:14:10.149 Alex: Wow, this is kind of hot still. 371 00:14:10.216 --> 00:14:11.851 Kyle: Yes, because it just came out of the machine. 372 00:14:12.685 --> 00:14:16.922 Kyle: Injection mold nomenclature, we call this the sprue because it goes down; 373 00:14:17.389 --> 00:14:19.658 and then runners that go sideways. 374 00:14:20.593 --> 00:14:23.429 Important to note, all of our molds are what we call cold runners; 375 00:14:23.429 --> 00:14:27.266 which means they have a sprue and runners that go into the part. 376 00:14:27.299 --> 00:14:30.736 Rather than having the injection point be right on the part. 377 00:14:30.736 --> 00:14:33.572 If you do that it requires like a different, 378 00:14:33.572 --> 00:14:36.842 like head with a valve to like control plastic. 379 00:14:36.842 --> 00:14:41.447 It produces a little bit less waste because you're injecting straight into the part, 380 00:14:41.480 --> 00:14:42.882 but it's adding complexity. 381 00:14:42.882 --> 00:14:48.320 But we tend to regrind as much of this as we can and reuse to save wastage. 382 00:14:49.188 --> 00:14:50.689 Kyle: But I digress. 383 00:14:50.789 --> 00:14:54.593 Kyle: Sprue, runners; and this is our gate; 384 00:14:54.793 --> 00:14:57.796 so we have what we call a banana gate or submarine gate. 385 00:14:57.830 --> 00:15:03.836 It goes underneath the mold into the part; so when you eject, it breaks away. 386 00:15:03.836 --> 00:15:05.304 Alex: That's where it will be hanging out. 387 00:15:05.437 --> 00:15:06.005 Kyle: Yes. 388 00:15:06.005 --> 00:15:09.341 Kyle: If you see the mold, you can see where it would go right? 389 00:15:09.475 --> 00:15:13.412 Kyle: So this is a four cavity mold; so each one of these are four identical parts. 390 00:15:13.545 --> 00:15:16.849 Because this feature makes the outside of the part, 391 00:15:16.849 --> 00:15:18.217 we call this the cavity. 392 00:15:18.217 --> 00:15:22.221 Notice that we also have these little bumps, right? 393 00:15:22.354 --> 00:15:25.791 That help you grip the part when you're opening the screwdriver. 394 00:15:25.791 --> 00:15:28.360 As I mentioned earlier in the video, undercuts. 395 00:15:28.394 --> 00:15:30.996 Undercuts are usually a very no- 396 00:15:30.996 --> 00:15:34.333 Like a big no-no for plastic parts because you can't eject properly; 397 00:15:34.333 --> 00:15:38.237 that's why we paid extra money for these things. 398 00:15:38.237 --> 00:15:39.805 These are called slides. 399 00:15:39.805 --> 00:15:42.675 Now what those slides do is when the part is finished ejecting 400 00:15:42.775 --> 00:15:46.845 they move away as the mold moves back. 401 00:15:48.047 --> 00:15:48.447 Kyle: Right? 402 00:15:48.580 --> 00:15:51.583 So they move out the way so you don't have that undercut. 403 00:15:51.717 --> 00:15:57.790 What we have here is the end of a shot just before ejection happens; 404 00:15:57.890 --> 00:16:02.728 so we stopped the machine just before the ejector plate hits the rod, 405 00:16:02.861 --> 00:16:05.664 and you can see the finished parts. 406 00:16:05.831 --> 00:16:09.401 These parts have now gone through their full ejection cycle 407 00:16:09.535 --> 00:16:13.973 and all that needs to happen is they haven't been pushed away from the mold. 408 00:16:15.207 --> 00:16:21.246 The slides have already moved away so the parts are free to be pushed out; 409 00:16:21.246 --> 00:16:30.289 but they still have this part over here stuck inside the mold. 410 00:16:30.289 --> 00:16:34.893 A certain section of the part is still in the mold and that was the problem. 411 00:16:34.893 --> 00:16:38.764 What we're going to try and do right now is highlight 412 00:16:38.764 --> 00:16:41.900 how that two-stage ejection actually works, 413 00:16:41.900 --> 00:16:47.539 and how it enabled us by doing one very minor change, 414 00:16:47.539 --> 00:16:49.875 create a part that actually works. 415 00:16:49.908 --> 00:16:52.277 Sammy: But what does a scrapped Floatplane exclusive look like? 416 00:16:52.311 --> 00:16:55.547 When I first started as a social media person, 417 00:16:55.581 --> 00:16:56.715 I did a lot of game shows, 418 00:16:56.815 --> 00:17:00.085 and I thought doing a speech jammer would be pretty interesting. 419 00:17:00.119 --> 00:17:03.722 But it turns out out of the 12 to 16 bits we had, 420 00:17:03.822 --> 00:17:07.359 people just ended up doing it really well and none of it really made the final cut. 421 00:17:10.562 --> 00:17:13.065 And this was the one bit that was actually kind of funny. 422 00:17:13.165 --> 00:17:15.901 Sammy: So I have this third part here, we're going to be reading a script. 423 00:17:16.635 --> 00:17:19.304 Sammy: I think Bell's going to do well on it because he reads scripts all the time. 424 00:17:19.705 --> 00:17:21.707 Bell: ShortCircuit is fully scripted. 425 00:17:21.807 --> 00:17:23.042 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 426 00:17:23.575 --> 00:17:24.676 Elijah: I knew it! 427 00:17:24.810 --> 00:17:26.078 Bell: Intel has once again released 428 00:17:26.078 --> 00:17:27.980 a driver update for its ARC graphics cards 429 00:17:27.980 --> 00:17:31.717 with speed boosts that would make the Sonic fan art community blush. 430 00:17:31.750 --> 00:17:33.886 DirectX 11 games got the most benefit. 431 00:17:33.886 --> 00:17:39.625 Intel claims average FPS li- fpf- FPS lifts up- 432 00:17:41.160 --> 00:17:44.196 of up to 750% in Halo the Master Chief Collection, 433 00:17:44.229 --> 00:17:48.500 154% in Yakuza 0, and 113% in World War Z. 434 00:17:48.500 --> 00:17:52.571 But the driver also boosts DirectX 12 title Returnal by 53%. 435 00:17:52.571 --> 00:17:56.942 Some DX11 titles' performances are being compared to the driver 436 00:17:56.942 --> 00:17:59.745 before the most recent one, but I don't want to split any hairs. 437 00:17:59.878 --> 00:18:01.547 I don't want to split hairs even. 438 00:18:02.081 --> 00:18:04.316 I want to talk about the number go up, up, up; 439 00:18:04.450 --> 00:18:05.984 Bell: "up where the clouds gonna clear" 440 00:18:06.018 --> 00:18:06.985 Elijah: Hahahahaha. 441 00:18:07.019 --> 00:18:11.890 Bell: as put so eloquently by Canadian pop sensation Shania Twain. 442 00:18:12.424 --> 00:18:14.359 Elijah: Dude, you said up like 50 times I swear. 443 00:18:14.393 --> 00:18:15.127 Bell: Up, up, up, up, up. 444 00:18:15.127 --> 00:18:16.462 Elijah: Up, up, up, up, up, up, up, up. 445 00:18:17.196 --> 00:18:18.297 Sammy: So, did that make it a lot harder? 446 00:18:19.398 --> 00:18:21.233 Bell: Yeah, some words. Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 447 00:18:21.233 --> 00:18:25.571 Bell: Like if you get out of the flow of saying it, it's really hard to restart. 448 00:18:25.571 --> 00:18:28.507 Elijah: It's like near the end of that first sentence you had the biggest stutter. 449 00:18:28.507 --> 00:18:29.441 Bell: Yeah it's like 100... 450 00:18:29.441 --> 00:18:31.110 Elijah: The what percentage? 451 00:18:32.778 --> 00:18:33.745 Sammy: Speaking of Elijah, 452 00:18:33.745 --> 00:18:36.815 check out this extended cut of the prank Dennis did on him 453 00:18:36.815 --> 00:18:38.117 a while back for Scrapyard Wars. 454 00:18:41.253 --> 00:18:41.720 Elijah: Hello? 455 00:18:41.854 --> 00:18:43.655 Theo: Hi, is this Elijah? 456 00:18:43.655 --> 00:18:44.289 Elijah: Speaking. 457 00:18:44.323 --> 00:18:45.591 Theo: Hi, you're speaking with Theo; 458 00:18:45.624 --> 00:18:47.526 I'm just up front at the bay here with your delivery. 459 00:18:47.526 --> 00:18:48.927 Elijah: Okay, no worries; I'll be there in a second. 460 00:18:48.961 --> 00:18:50.095 Elijah: That's my food. 461 00:18:50.195 --> 00:18:51.430 Bell: I will be right back, Nicole. 462 00:18:51.430 --> 00:18:51.897 Nicole: Okay. 463 00:18:51.997 --> 00:18:54.266 Elijah: I am so sorry for my inconvenient. 464 00:18:54.266 --> 00:18:54.867 Nicole: It's okay. 465 00:18:54.967 --> 00:18:58.837 Theo: I'm just in front of the bay here, I'll just pull it out... 466 00:18:59.138 --> 00:19:03.408 I got like five pizzas here for you, but the address- 467 00:19:03.575 --> 00:19:06.311 I'm saying I got five pizzas- It's Elijah Horner, right? 468 00:19:07.679 --> 00:19:11.984 Yes, the address is going to be 1842553 Avenue. 469 00:19:12.084 --> 00:19:15.320 Is it possible to meet me outside? I have like five pizzas here. 470 00:19:19.024 --> 00:19:20.058 Dennis: Back! Back! 471 00:19:21.860 --> 00:19:25.464 Theo: The building name here doesn't show, it doesn't show the address. 472 00:19:25.497 --> 00:19:26.465 Dennis (whisper): Where the firetruck is. 473 00:19:26.565 --> 00:19:27.900 Theo: Do you know where the fire truck is? 474 00:19:28.700 --> 00:19:30.836 No, I'm just delivering pizza. 475 00:19:30.836 --> 00:19:33.839 I'm just by the fire truck; it's the closest landmark I can see. 476 00:19:33.872 --> 00:19:36.508 Closest thing I can describe is just like the fire truck; 477 00:19:36.542 --> 00:19:40.045 and there's a guy riding an e-bike test biking in front right now. 478 00:19:40.546 --> 00:19:41.313 Theo: Elijah? 479 00:19:41.813 --> 00:19:44.716 Elijah: I didn't order anything, which is why I'm super confused. 480 00:19:44.816 --> 00:19:49.555 Theo: Oh, I have this here for you; it's five pizzas. 481 00:19:50.622 --> 00:19:51.990 139 has been covered. 482 00:19:51.990 --> 00:19:54.660 It's just like the 16 for the five there. 483 00:19:55.360 --> 00:19:56.328 Elijah: Who ordered this? 484 00:19:56.662 --> 00:19:58.997 Theo: It shows Elijah. 485 00:19:59.731 --> 00:20:00.699 Elijah: I didn't order this. 486 00:20:01.133 --> 00:20:01.700 Elijah: I feel- 487 00:20:01.800 --> 00:20:03.168 Theo: I'm sorry about that... 488 00:20:03.202 --> 00:20:04.369 Elijah: No, no, no; it's okay. 489 00:20:04.369 --> 00:20:05.437 Elijah: I just want to see it one more time. 490 00:20:05.437 --> 00:20:06.071 Theo: Yeah, no worries; no worries. 491 00:20:06.071 --> 00:20:07.139 Theo: Go ahead, yeah. 492 00:20:07.139 --> 00:20:09.508 Elijah: Because no offense, I wouldn't have ordered from Pizza Hut. 493 00:20:11.410 --> 00:20:12.377 Elijah: I'm just being real. 494 00:20:12.477 --> 00:20:13.278 Theo: Yeah. 495 00:20:14.112 --> 00:20:16.181 Theo: I'm sorry about the mix up. Elijah: It's 16 bucks? 496 00:20:16.215 --> 00:20:19.017 Theo: It's just going to be 16 owing here just for the five there. 497 00:20:20.018 --> 00:20:21.553 Elijah: My wallet's upstairs. 498 00:20:21.720 --> 00:20:22.221 Theo: Oh, okay. 499 00:20:22.988 --> 00:20:25.157 Elijah: Give me 10 seconds. 500 00:20:25.157 --> 00:20:26.058 Theo: 10 seconds, alright. 501 00:20:31.063 --> 00:20:31.964 Theo: Does it have tap? 502 00:20:31.964 --> 00:20:32.631 Elijah: It should. 503 00:20:34.533 --> 00:20:34.933 Theo: Huh. 504 00:20:36.868 --> 00:20:38.370 Theo: Guess it's a sign, hahahaha. 505 00:20:38.370 --> 00:20:38.737 Elijah: Yeah. 506 00:20:39.571 --> 00:20:42.207 Elijah: Because like, was it an online order? Or- 507 00:20:42.207 --> 00:20:44.076 Theo: Yeah, it looked like it was an online order- 508 00:20:44.076 --> 00:20:46.812 Because when I picked it up it showed us a place online not too long ago. 509 00:20:46.845 --> 00:20:47.412 Elijah: Oh it is. 510 00:20:47.746 --> 00:20:49.982 Theo: Because for us when you pick them up you can't see. 511 00:20:49.982 --> 00:20:54.319 Theo: They just, we just go to the location and it shows you the address. Elijah: Sure. 512 00:20:54.853 --> 00:20:55.821 Elijah: So then why am I paying? 513 00:20:56.455 --> 00:20:58.991 Theo: The owing here on the balance. 514 00:20:59.091 --> 00:21:01.193 Theo: So um, this is already covered. 515 00:21:01.193 --> 00:21:05.397 You already paid $139, it says; but then the balance owing is just like the 16. 516 00:21:06.265 --> 00:21:06.765 Here. 517 00:21:07.132 --> 00:21:08.166 Elijah: I am so confused. 518 00:21:08.734 --> 00:21:11.069 Theo: I am also trying to like understand because 519 00:21:11.069 --> 00:21:13.805 like it shows the name and like the..., right? 520 00:21:14.039 --> 00:21:16.108 Then like this part is the part that confuses me too. 521 00:21:16.108 --> 00:21:17.442 Like, because you already paid for that. 522 00:21:17.476 --> 00:21:21.513 Elijah: I mean, like, I didn't; I'm just telling you. Theo: ...confuses me. 523 00:21:21.546 --> 00:21:22.214 Theo: Yeah. 524 00:21:25.117 --> 00:21:26.952 Elijah: Payment method; like, that's not my visa. 525 00:21:27.486 --> 00:21:28.420 Elijah: *Laughs* 526 00:21:28.687 --> 00:21:30.222 Theo: Yeah; that's confusing. 527 00:21:30.722 --> 00:21:32.491 Theo: So I don't know if you maybe want to... 528 00:21:33.892 --> 00:21:37.029 Elijah: Well, I feel bad if you're like just trying to get your delivery done; 529 00:21:37.129 --> 00:21:37.629 Theo: Mmm. 530 00:21:37.763 --> 00:21:39.498 Elijah: but I also don't want to buy five pizzas. 531 00:21:39.765 --> 00:21:40.198 Theo: Yeah. 532 00:21:40.198 --> 00:21:41.800 Elijah: Even if it's for $16. 533 00:21:41.933 --> 00:21:43.735 Elijah: Is that it? Is that it? It's just five pizzas? 534 00:21:43.735 --> 00:21:45.771 Theo: Yes, five pizzas all the way to the bottom stack. 535 00:21:46.338 --> 00:21:47.339 Elijah: What the heck? 536 00:21:49.941 --> 00:21:51.076 Elijah: Can I call the Pizza Hut? 537 00:21:51.209 --> 00:21:52.944 Theo: Yeah, yeah; I will just leave it to your number. 538 00:21:52.944 --> 00:21:55.314 Is it okay? Just because I have to like jet off. 539 00:21:56.481 --> 00:21:57.549 Elijah: Sure, I'll try to get it. 540 00:21:58.016 --> 00:21:58.950 Theo: I'll just leave- 541 00:21:58.984 --> 00:21:59.584 Elijah: It's the only card I have. 542 00:21:59.584 --> 00:22:00.018 Theo: Yeah, no it's- 543 00:22:00.018 --> 00:22:00.986 Elijah: So I feel really bad. 544 00:22:01.019 --> 00:22:02.254 Theo: You know, it's okay; I'll just leave it there. 545 00:22:02.254 --> 00:22:02.721 Theo: Don't worry about it. 546 00:22:02.821 --> 00:22:04.222 Elijah: Okay, I'm going to call 547 00:22:04.222 --> 00:22:06.792 and I'll make sure if it was through like Uber or Skip or whatever 548 00:22:06.825 --> 00:22:08.160 that you try to get your refund. 549 00:22:08.193 --> 00:22:08.860 Elijah: Because I feel like- 550 00:22:08.960 --> 00:22:10.729 Elijah: Or you try to get compensated or something. 551 00:22:10.729 --> 00:22:12.931 Theo: You need help carrying them? Or- 552 00:22:13.065 --> 00:22:13.699 Elijah: You can... 553 00:22:13.699 --> 00:22:14.232 Theo: Okay. 554 00:22:15.100 --> 00:22:17.135 Elijah: I guess it’s free pizza’s for everyone 555 00:22:17.836 --> 00:22:19.171 Theo: Well, I'll sort it out with them... 556 00:22:19.204 --> 00:22:22.240 Elijah: I'm going to call them as well and be like, cool; thank you. 557 00:22:22.240 --> 00:22:22.774 Theo: Yeah. 558 00:22:22.908 --> 00:22:25.844 Elijah: Um, I appreciate you being patient. 559 00:22:25.977 --> 00:22:27.045 Theo: Sorry about- Elijah: I'm so sorry. 560 00:22:27.079 --> 00:22:29.748 Elijah: You're not bothering me, it's whoever did this is bothering me; 561 00:22:29.881 --> 00:22:32.551 so I'm going to figure it out, thank you very much sir. 562 00:22:32.684 --> 00:22:33.485 Theo: See you, Elijah. 563 00:22:37.489 --> 00:22:39.291 Elijah: Well, I ordered this; this is mine. 564 00:22:39.491 --> 00:22:40.058 Dennis: What kind of pizza? 565 00:22:40.058 --> 00:22:41.159 Bell: Delivered five pizzas? 566 00:22:41.393 --> 00:22:41.827 Dennis: What? 567 00:22:42.094 --> 00:22:43.462 Elijah: I had to pay the delivery. 568 00:22:44.563 --> 00:22:45.964 Dennis: How much is the delivery? 569 00:22:46.064 --> 00:22:46.698 Elijah: It was 16 bucks. 570 00:22:46.898 --> 00:22:47.733 Dennis: What kind of pizza is this? 571 00:22:47.733 --> 00:22:49.334 Elijah: I don't... Dennis, chill. 572 00:22:49.935 --> 00:22:51.937 Dennis: What!? You paid for this!? 573 00:22:52.771 --> 00:22:54.673 You paid for the pizza you never ordered? 574 00:22:56.241 --> 00:22:57.342 Well, it was 16 bucks. 575 00:22:57.509 --> 00:22:59.478 Elijah: But my card declined, so I didn't actually pay. 576 00:22:59.611 --> 00:23:00.545 Dennis: What? Really!? 577 00:23:00.912 --> 00:23:03.148 Elijah: What the f*** is this!? Who did this!? 578 00:23:03.148 --> 00:23:03.849 Man: Those are small. 579 00:23:03.849 --> 00:23:04.216 Elijah: Did you have... 580 00:23:05.650 --> 00:23:06.752 Man: Pizza pocket. 581 00:23:08.487 --> 00:23:09.621 Dennis: You know you probably should use DeleteMe 582 00:23:09.621 --> 00:23:12.657 to remove your personal data online, so people don't prank you. 583 00:23:14.459 --> 00:23:15.160 Elijah: Was this you? 584 00:23:15.293 --> 00:23:16.061 Dennis: Hahahahahaha! 585 00:23:16.094 --> 00:23:16.928 Elijah: Was this you? 586 00:23:17.329 --> 00:23:18.730 Elijah: You... I was pissed. 587 00:23:18.730 --> 00:23:20.298 Elijah: I was f***ing pissed! 588 00:23:20.499 --> 00:23:21.700 Elijah: I'm mad. 589 00:23:24.102 --> 00:23:25.270 Elijah: Was that guy in on it? 590 00:23:25.303 --> 00:23:27.606 Dennis: Yes; that's an actor, he's an actor. 591 00:23:28.006 --> 00:23:28.840 Elijah: Nooo! 592 00:23:29.274 --> 00:23:30.008 Dennis: Hahahaha. 593 00:23:30.041 --> 00:23:31.777 Elijah: Oh, I feel so bad because I was ripping him a new one. 594 00:23:31.877 --> 00:23:34.913 Dennis: Oh my- You didn't call, this is fake; I made it. 595 00:23:35.647 --> 00:23:36.381 Elijah: Well, I was looking at it and I'm like, 596 00:23:36.415 --> 00:23:38.483 this isn't a f***ing margarita pizza! 597 00:23:38.617 --> 00:23:39.518 Elijah: Hahahahaha. 598 00:23:39.518 --> 00:23:40.352 Elijah: I hate you, Dennis. 599 00:23:40.952 --> 00:23:43.288 Elijah: That's why he wasn't coming over to find me! 600 00:23:44.156 --> 00:23:46.091 Elijah: He was like, oh I'm just here to by a fire truck. 601 00:23:46.191 --> 00:23:48.093 I'm like, what the f***? Who else is by a fire truck? 602 00:23:48.627 --> 00:23:49.327 Dennis: Hahahahaha. 603 00:23:49.361 --> 00:23:50.529 Elijah: I hate this so much. 604 00:23:50.562 --> 00:23:52.764 Elijah: I'm mad, I actually got my blood boiling a little bit. 605 00:23:52.798 --> 00:23:53.665 Bell: Wooow. 606 00:23:56.034 --> 00:23:58.069 Bell: I'm just going to leak the unedited version 607 00:23:58.069 --> 00:23:58.970 of like Elijah yelling... 608 00:23:59.070 --> 00:24:00.572 Elijah: Hahahaha. 609 00:24:02.107 --> 00:24:03.542 Dennis: This is our Uber driver. 610 00:24:06.244 --> 00:24:07.012 Dennis: Hahahahaha. 611 00:24:08.547 --> 00:24:10.115 Elijah: I'm sorry if I came across as mean- 612 00:24:10.115 --> 00:24:11.750 Elijah: I'm sorry if I came across as mean to you. 613 00:24:11.750 --> 00:24:13.452 Theo: You're early seed of water, man. 614 00:24:14.986 --> 00:24:16.087 Dennis: Well, you payed- 615 00:24:16.121 --> 00:24:19.291 You declined, but you're intentionally, you were going to pay. 616 00:24:19.424 --> 00:24:20.459 Elijah: Well, 16 bucks. 617 00:24:20.492 --> 00:24:23.028 Elijah: I was like five pizzas for 16 bucks is a good deal. 618 00:24:23.662 --> 00:24:25.564 Dennis: You're paying for stuff that you never order, 619 00:24:25.564 --> 00:24:27.265 you're putting your finances at risk. 620 00:24:27.299 --> 00:24:27.833 Elijah: But- 621 00:24:27.866 --> 00:24:28.967 Dennis: That's why you need DeleteMe. 622 00:24:29.434 --> 00:24:30.368 Elijah: But it was a lot of food. 623 00:24:30.469 --> 00:24:31.970 Sammy: Thanks for watching this Floatplane exclusive. 624 00:24:31.970 --> 00:24:33.538 Sammy: If you like it make sure to leave a like; 625 00:24:33.538 --> 00:24:36.908 and check out the other BTS we've done in the past.