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Sammy: Hi. 2 00:00:05.038 --> 00:00:05.538 Luke: Hi. 3 00:00:05.672 --> 00:00:07.340 Sammy: I was going to the washroom and then I saw you. 4 00:00:07.574 --> 00:00:08.208 Luke: Oh. 5 00:00:09.009 --> 00:00:13.113 Luke: You know, we have these filming in progress please be quiet! signs. 6 00:00:13.146 --> 00:00:13.446 Sammy: Yeah. 7 00:00:13.446 --> 00:00:14.914 Luke: But they're permanently taped. 8 00:00:14.981 --> 00:00:16.116 Sammy: Yeah, that's why we use this now. 9 00:00:16.249 --> 00:00:18.284 Luke: Okay; do we have one for that door? 10 00:00:18.284 --> 00:00:18.752 Sammy: Right here. 11 00:00:18.985 --> 00:00:19.686 Luke: Oh the little- 12 00:00:21.454 --> 00:00:23.990 Luke: Ooooh, okay. 13 00:00:23.990 --> 00:00:24.624 Sammy: Don't look at me, I don't know. 14 00:00:24.624 --> 00:00:25.392 Luke: Alright. 15 00:00:25.392 --> 00:00:28.828 Luke: That's cool, because last week I came in and they were filming 16 00:00:28.828 --> 00:00:30.663 Luke: the nothing headphone video? 17 00:00:30.663 --> 00:00:30.964 Sammy: Yeah. 18 00:00:30.964 --> 00:00:34.267 Luke: And I interrupted it; so I was trying to like be all sneaky 19 00:00:34.267 --> 00:00:36.503 Luke: and look through the window, and see if someone is sitting in the filming chair. 20 00:00:37.404 --> 00:00:39.572 Luke: Because there's the sign that says that we're filming. 21 00:00:40.006 --> 00:00:41.608 Dan: Not really if the blinds are down. 22 00:00:41.908 --> 00:00:42.442 Luke: Oh. 23 00:00:42.675 --> 00:00:42.976 Sammy: Oh. 24 00:00:42.976 --> 00:00:43.410 Linus: What's up? 25 00:00:43.743 --> 00:00:45.245 Sammy: You are here, I didn't see you on the camera. 26 00:00:47.280 --> 00:00:48.081 Linus: My feet are there. 27 00:00:48.114 --> 00:00:49.015 Sammy: Yeah I know, but- 28 00:00:49.015 --> 00:00:50.016 Linus: People are into that, right? 29 00:00:51.251 --> 00:00:52.118 Sammy: Not with the shoes on. 30 00:00:52.886 --> 00:00:53.319 Linus: Sorry. 31 00:00:53.353 --> 00:00:54.954 Sammy: Yeah, don't take it off! 32 00:00:55.088 --> 00:00:57.490 Luke: There's no dirty sole in there- There's a hole in the sock! 33 00:00:57.524 --> 00:00:58.958 Sammy: There's hole in the sock; oh my god. 34 00:00:59.192 --> 00:00:59.893 Linus: What just fell? 35 00:01:00.026 --> 00:01:02.195 Sammy: Oh, you're something. 36 00:01:02.195 --> 00:01:02.996 Sammy: Oh, a screwdriver fell. 37 00:01:03.163 --> 00:01:03.763 Linus: Oh. 38 00:01:03.763 --> 00:01:04.631 Sammy: The screwdriver on the floor. 39 00:01:05.765 --> 00:01:06.399 Linus: I can't get up. 40 00:01:06.399 --> 00:01:09.169 Sammy: It's censored because of the screwdriv- Of the water bottle I mean. 41 00:01:09.269 --> 00:01:10.503 Linus: I'm too tired. 42 00:01:11.371 --> 00:01:13.740 Dan: Sammy is that TV blank? Or does it show that-? 43 00:01:13.740 --> 00:01:14.407 Sammy: The TV? 44 00:01:14.407 --> 00:01:17.243 Dan: Yeah, does the TV show nothing? Or the background? 45 00:01:17.677 --> 00:01:18.111 Linus: Yeah. 46 00:01:18.111 --> 00:01:18.511 Dan: Okay. 47 00:01:18.511 --> 00:01:19.145 Linus: I just see the little thing. 48 00:01:19.145 --> 00:01:19.546 Sammy: Oh. 49 00:01:19.546 --> 00:01:22.649 Luke: Why did you ask the one person not in view of the TV? 50 00:01:22.649 --> 00:01:23.850 Dan: Oh, because I thought he was in view of the TV. 51 00:01:23.850 --> 00:01:24.417 Sammy: No I'm not. 52 00:01:24.517 --> 00:01:25.518 Luke: Oh. Okay. 53 00:01:25.552 --> 00:01:28.021 Sammy: We need your weekly beard picture. 54 00:01:28.621 --> 00:01:29.622 Sammy: I heard you were going to shave it. 55 00:01:30.323 --> 00:01:32.859 Luke: Well, I might; I'm not technically done painting it. 56 00:01:32.892 --> 00:01:33.660 Sammy: You can't shave it. 57 00:01:33.693 --> 00:01:36.229 Linus: I have one more clear coat to do on the gas tank, 58 00:01:36.262 --> 00:01:41.067 and if I was trying to do a good job, I would wet sand everything; 59 00:01:41.101 --> 00:01:43.136 and I would clear coat that again too. 60 00:01:43.136 --> 00:01:47.273 But I don't know if I'm trying that hard to do a good job at this point. 61 00:01:48.241 --> 00:01:49.609 Luke: Do you like having the beard back? 62 00:01:50.210 --> 00:01:54.547 Linus: I like it however much Yvonne likes it, and she is still making up her mind. 63 00:01:54.547 --> 00:01:57.217 She says it looks better but feels worse. 64 00:01:57.317 --> 00:01:58.418 Luke: Oh, yeah. 65 00:01:58.418 --> 00:01:59.686 Linus: So that's where we're at on that. 66 00:02:01.020 --> 00:02:03.490 Luke: Is it because it's new and spiky? 67 00:02:03.490 --> 00:02:07.560 Linus: I'm up; I think that's part of it, so she's holding out to make her decision. 68 00:02:07.560 --> 00:02:08.561 Luke: That makes sense. 69 00:02:08.561 --> 00:02:09.963 Linus: But it's ultimately up to her. 70 00:02:09.963 --> 00:02:12.632 My appearance, like realistically what do I care? 71 00:02:12.632 --> 00:02:13.133 Luke: Yeah. 72 00:02:13.166 --> 00:02:13.566 Linus: Right? 73 00:02:13.566 --> 00:02:13.766 Luke: Yeah. 74 00:02:13.766 --> 00:02:14.901 Linus: Like she has to look at me. 75 00:02:15.068 --> 00:02:17.470 Sammy: Alright; well, this camera is looking at you too. 76 00:02:17.470 --> 00:02:18.972 Sammy: Oh, did I smile last time? 77 00:02:19.873 --> 00:02:22.909 You had like... a face. 78 00:02:23.009 --> 00:02:24.944 Sammy: You can do whatever face. 79 00:02:26.513 --> 00:02:27.614 Sammy: Do whatever, I'll figure it out. 80 00:02:27.747 --> 00:02:28.148 Sammy: There we go. 81 00:02:28.148 --> 00:02:28.581 Linus: Alright, cool. 82 00:02:28.581 --> 00:02:29.649 Sammy: There we go; thank you, thank you. 83 00:02:30.850 --> 00:02:32.519 Sammy: I don't remember. 84 00:02:32.585 --> 00:02:35.155 Linus: I had a face... well, I mean, yeah that's good; 85 00:02:35.255 --> 00:02:37.524 Linus: that means this didn't spread up out of nowhere. 86 00:02:39.526 --> 00:02:41.261 Linus: Do we want to give some thought to the title? 87 00:02:43.163 --> 00:02:46.332 Sammy: Alright; well, I guess enjoy... enjoy WAN. 88 00:02:47.133 --> 00:02:50.503 David: Most shooters, you're fairly close; so it's not nearly as helpful. 89 00:02:50.537 --> 00:02:52.772 Sammy: Can you finish in 10 minutes? 90 00:02:52.872 --> 00:02:54.641 Reece: Linus is going to finish in 10 minutes. 91 00:02:54.741 --> 00:02:55.875 Sammy: Including thumbnail? 92 00:02:57.877 --> 00:02:58.678 Reece: Good question. 93 00:03:00.980 --> 00:03:01.347 Linus: What? 94 00:03:01.347 --> 00:03:01.981 Glenn: Quiet on set. 95 00:03:01.981 --> 00:03:03.283 David: Why is WAN Show late!? 96 00:03:03.449 --> 00:03:05.118 Sammy: Luke just wants to make sure it's going to be 4:30. 97 00:03:05.118 --> 00:03:06.085 Linus: Why is your face late? 98 00:03:06.152 --> 00:03:07.620 David: Ooooh! 99 00:03:07.687 --> 00:03:08.121 Linus: Got him. 100 00:03:08.121 --> 00:03:08.588 Glenn: Got him. 101 00:03:08.922 --> 00:03:11.457 Sammy: Damn, this guy loses season two and this is how he reacts? 102 00:03:12.959 --> 00:03:14.194 Linus: I'll show you reacting. 103 00:03:14.761 --> 00:03:19.465 Linus: Whaaaaaat? No way! I'm reacting like a YouTuber. 104 00:03:19.499 --> 00:03:19.966 David: Oh. 105 00:03:20.533 --> 00:03:21.668 David: But what season two did you lose? 106 00:03:21.668 --> 00:03:22.535 Reece: Wasn't a very good reaction, honestly. 107 00:03:22.535 --> 00:03:23.369 Linus: Why is WAN Show late. 108 00:03:23.369 --> 00:03:25.705 David: Oh wait, it's a season? Oh, you guys keep count? 109 00:03:25.705 --> 00:03:27.240 Sammy: I reset it, so Linus has a chance. 110 00:03:30.076 --> 00:03:31.211 David: I feel like it's not a fair competition. 111 00:03:31.211 --> 00:03:32.011 Linus: I was going to come back. 112 00:03:32.712 --> 00:03:34.814 David: There's no way Linus, there's absolutely no chance. 113 00:03:34.814 --> 00:03:35.415 Linus: I'm going to come back. 114 00:03:35.782 --> 00:03:36.649 Sammy: There has been updates. 115 00:03:37.650 --> 00:03:38.785 Sammy: It is not going to be 4:30. 116 00:03:38.952 --> 00:03:40.153 Sammy: Linus has to call Adam after. 117 00:03:40.286 --> 00:03:41.354 Reece: Jesus Christ. 118 00:03:42.322 --> 00:03:42.989 Reece: It's not like- 119 00:03:43.223 --> 00:03:44.224 Sammy: What are you shooting? 120 00:03:47.393 --> 00:03:50.463 Reece: Okay; well, I guess we'll have him finish this video then. 121 00:03:50.463 --> 00:03:51.864 Pankratz: Is there a way to force... 122 00:03:51.864 --> 00:03:52.432 Sammy: That's up to you. 123 00:03:52.832 --> 00:03:53.967 Vance: But you can do it after the shoot. 124 00:03:55.535 --> 00:03:56.135 Glenn: On Monday? 125 00:03:56.569 --> 00:03:57.470 Vance: Yeah, so next week. 126 00:03:57.470 --> 00:03:58.204 Glenn: That's not... 127 00:03:58.538 --> 00:03:58.938 Vance: What? 128 00:04:00.340 --> 00:04:01.674 Vance: Actually this would affect you too. 129 00:04:01.674 --> 00:04:02.742 Glenn: I know. Yeah, I was reading it. 130 00:04:02.775 --> 00:04:03.910 Vance: Oh, you saw it? Okay. 131 00:04:04.010 --> 00:04:06.079 Vance: I guess Linus is the only one that's not in the loop. 132 00:04:06.079 --> 00:04:10.016 This is actually a very good reason for WAN being late; it's not a random thing. 133 00:04:11.017 --> 00:04:12.385 Sammy: He's doing the call right now. 134 00:04:13.253 --> 00:04:14.287 Sammy: This guy really wants to be early. 135 00:04:15.054 --> 00:04:15.722 Sammy: Look at Alfred. 136 00:04:17.957 --> 00:04:18.324 Reece: Yeah. 137 00:04:19.892 --> 00:04:21.594 Sammy: Who is he calling? Is he calling Alfred? 138 00:04:21.928 --> 00:04:23.029 Vance: No, he's calling Adam. 139 00:04:23.129 --> 00:04:23.563 Sammy: Oh. 140 00:04:24.230 --> 00:04:25.431 Vance: He's meant to call Adam. 141 00:04:26.799 --> 00:04:29.636 Linus: I just called Adam's number from before he moved, I guess. 142 00:04:31.404 --> 00:04:32.071 Sammy: I wasn't late. 143 00:04:32.138 --> 00:04:33.072 Luke: I'm mad, Sammy. 144 00:04:33.873 --> 00:04:34.407 Luke: I'm mad. 145 00:04:34.674 --> 00:04:38.611 Sammy: I was talking- Listen, I was telling them hey tell Luke, tell Luke. 146 00:04:39.078 --> 00:04:42.482 Luke: So the official rules now is you tell me nine minutes beforehand 147 00:04:42.482 --> 00:04:44.083 if the show's going to start at 4:30 or not? 148 00:04:44.083 --> 00:04:46.085 Sammy: I just check in; I'm like hey WAN's starting. 149 00:04:46.686 --> 00:04:47.420 Luke: That's crazy. 150 00:04:47.420 --> 00:04:48.554 Sammy: Okay, I check in the morning. 151 00:04:48.554 --> 00:04:49.722 Luke: We've had this conversation before. 152 00:04:49.722 --> 00:04:50.423 Sammy: No, we did, we did. 153 00:04:50.423 --> 00:04:51.858 Luke: We decided way earlier in the day. 154 00:04:51.858 --> 00:04:53.192 Sammy: In episode 11, we talked about it. 155 00:04:53.192 --> 00:04:54.661 Sammy: I was exactly right here as well, 156 00:04:54.661 --> 00:04:56.462 and you were wearing that probably same shirt. 157 00:04:56.462 --> 00:04:56.963 Luke: Probably. 158 00:04:57.563 --> 00:05:00.466 Sammy: And then when I was editing it, I was like Luke's kinda right; 159 00:05:00.500 --> 00:05:01.601 Sammy: he's speaking facts. 160 00:05:01.601 --> 00:05:02.201 Luke: Yeah. 161 00:05:03.136 --> 00:05:05.571 Sammy: Listen, I can't keep track of what- 162 00:05:05.571 --> 00:05:09.642 Luke: How am I supposed to pivot nine minutes before I do stuff!? 163 00:05:09.642 --> 00:05:11.778 Sammy: Okay, I asked at nine in the morning, 164 00:05:11.778 --> 00:05:14.480 Sammy: hey, is this shoot going to take longer? They said most likely. 165 00:05:14.480 --> 00:05:15.081 Luke: Yeah. 166 00:05:15.081 --> 00:05:16.549 Sammy: Yeah, so then I was like, okay it's going to be late today. 167 00:05:16.549 --> 00:05:18.584 Luke: Yeah, so then he should just lose. 168 00:05:18.584 --> 00:05:19.385 Sammy: Yeah, he did lose. 169 00:05:19.852 --> 00:05:21.921 Luke: The wasted time is crazy. 170 00:05:22.655 --> 00:05:24.924 Luke: The wasted productivity is wild. 171 00:05:24.924 --> 00:05:26.192 Sammy: I said, don't come up at 4:30. 172 00:05:26.292 --> 00:05:28.127 Sammy: I told them not to tell you not to come up at 4:30. 173 00:05:28.227 --> 00:05:29.162 Luke: You told me 4:30. 174 00:05:29.162 --> 00:05:30.530 Sammy: No, no, I told them to tell you. 175 00:05:32.565 --> 00:05:36.502 Luke: I'm going to lose my mind here, because company performance is important. 176 00:05:36.502 --> 00:05:37.203 Sammy: No, I know. 177 00:05:37.236 --> 00:05:38.338 Luke: But I can't lose. 178 00:05:38.338 --> 00:05:40.006 Sammy: Listen, you won season two. 179 00:05:40.006 --> 00:05:41.708 Luke: I have to win all of them. 180 00:05:41.708 --> 00:05:43.343 Sammy: I know, you won season one and season two. 181 00:05:43.343 --> 00:05:43.810 Luke: Yeah. 182 00:05:43.810 --> 00:05:45.278 Sammy: Yeah, we're on season three I think. 183 00:05:45.278 --> 00:05:47.213 Luke: I can't ever lose. 184 00:05:48.014 --> 00:05:50.583 Luke: You know, this is a completely zero-sum game. 185 00:05:50.583 --> 00:05:51.684 Luke: There is no acceptability- 186 00:05:51.684 --> 00:05:54.053 Sammy: You will tank the company if it means you will have- 187 00:05:54.053 --> 00:05:55.621 Luke: I will end the world. 188 00:05:56.389 --> 00:05:58.324 Luke: I cannot lose Why is WAN late. 189 00:05:58.458 --> 00:05:59.559 Linus: Long story short, Linus... 190 00:05:59.559 --> 00:06:00.093 Reece: Ten more minutes. 191 00:06:00.093 --> 00:06:00.727 Linus: ...If I play Halo Infinite. 192 00:06:00.727 --> 00:06:01.060 Sammy: What? 193 00:06:01.160 --> 00:06:01.928 Reece: Ten more minutes. 194 00:06:02.095 --> 00:06:02.762 Sammy: Ten more minutes? 195 00:06:02.762 --> 00:06:03.096 Reece: Yeah. 196 00:06:04.130 --> 00:06:05.031 Sammy: Can you let the chat know? 197 00:06:06.366 --> 00:06:07.433 Sammy: It's for Luke. 198 00:06:07.433 --> 00:06:09.535 Vance: It's like WAN's going to start at like 5. 199 00:06:09.669 --> 00:06:10.603 Sammy: He's on set, that's why. 200 00:06:10.636 --> 00:06:11.571 Sammy: Are you winning? 201 00:06:11.671 --> 00:06:12.839 Linus: This is my favorite gun. 202 00:06:13.172 --> 00:06:14.207 David: He's never stopped winning. 203 00:06:15.708 --> 00:06:18.277 David: All I do is win win win, no matter what. 204 00:06:18.311 --> 00:06:19.645 Sammy: No, no, no, no, copyrighted, no. 205 00:06:20.313 --> 00:06:21.180 David: DJ Khaled... 206 00:06:22.181 --> 00:06:23.383 Pankratz: We're only at 60 still. 207 00:06:23.950 --> 00:06:24.417 David: Oh. 208 00:06:24.417 --> 00:06:25.251 David: Oh, so display? 209 00:06:25.284 --> 00:06:26.686 Pankratz: Grab a DisplayPort cable. 210 00:06:26.886 --> 00:06:29.555 Linus: Oh yeah, these are older monitors; they're HDMI 2.0. 211 00:06:29.555 --> 00:06:30.456 David: Oh, that's right. 212 00:06:31.224 --> 00:06:32.925 Pankratz: I think there's something you have- 213 00:06:32.959 --> 00:06:34.026 Linus: Or 1.0, whatever, I don't know. 214 00:06:34.160 --> 00:06:35.361 David: Then are you at 60? 215 00:06:35.495 --> 00:06:35.862 Pankratz: No. 216 00:06:35.862 --> 00:06:36.195 Linus: Nope. 217 00:06:36.195 --> 00:06:37.430 Pankratz: That one is definitely 144. 218 00:06:38.197 --> 00:06:39.565 David: But that HDMI is, it's 3 HDMI. 219 00:06:39.565 --> 00:06:40.066 Reece: The one behind it? 220 00:06:40.066 --> 00:06:40.566 Pankratz: No, it's not. 221 00:06:40.566 --> 00:06:41.434 David: Oh, it's not. 222 00:06:43.436 --> 00:06:44.337 David: That's crazy. 223 00:06:44.337 --> 00:06:46.105 David 2:We ran into that issue and I... 224 00:06:46.105 --> 00:06:46.839 David: You solved it. 225 00:06:46.839 --> 00:06:47.540 Pankratz: I solved it. 226 00:06:48.708 --> 00:06:49.475 David: Look, I didn't even... 227 00:06:52.645 --> 00:06:53.379 Sammy: What are you doing? 228 00:06:55.415 --> 00:06:56.015 Sammy: Oh my god. 229 00:06:56.048 --> 00:06:57.049 Glenn: Oh, that's a lot of bunnies. 230 00:06:57.750 --> 00:06:58.851 Sammy: Imagine the computer crashes. 231 00:07:01.120 --> 00:07:02.155 Linus: I actually love this thing. 232 00:07:03.022 --> 00:07:03.856 David: Do you still play this game at all? 233 00:07:03.923 --> 00:07:04.290 Linus: No. 234 00:07:04.290 --> 00:07:04.791 David: Yeah. 235 00:07:05.725 --> 00:07:06.492 Linus: I was playing for a while. 236 00:07:06.492 --> 00:07:08.628 Linus: I haven't played enough FPS lately; so I just, 237 00:07:08.628 --> 00:07:11.564 like I jump into something like this and I just get absolutely- 238 00:07:11.597 --> 00:07:13.065 Look, get my face rocked. 239 00:07:13.065 --> 00:07:14.500 David: Yeah, that's my challenge. 240 00:07:14.500 --> 00:07:15.435 Linus: That was bullsh**; 241 00:07:15.435 --> 00:07:18.204 that was supposed to be a one-hit kill with that gun with the blades on it. 242 00:07:18.571 --> 00:07:19.639 Linus: This is not my fault. 243 00:07:19.639 --> 00:07:23.342 I am not delaying the shoot with my stupid playing Halo right now. 244 00:07:23.476 --> 00:07:24.377 David: No, it's the David. 245 00:07:24.377 --> 00:07:25.211 Linus: Not on me. 246 00:07:25.344 --> 00:07:27.213 David: Alright, might bring in Vance. 247 00:07:27.613 --> 00:07:28.648 Linus: Do we need it? 248 00:07:28.648 --> 00:07:30.950 David: Do we need it? I don't know; I think we have enough stuff here. 249 00:07:31.150 --> 00:07:31.751 Linus: I'm done. 250 00:07:31.851 --> 00:07:32.585 David: I think we're done. 251 00:07:32.585 --> 00:07:33.186 Linus: I think we're done. 252 00:07:33.186 --> 00:07:34.921 David: We covered it, we showed it. 253 00:07:34.921 --> 00:07:37.824 David: I actually feel like it's complete, we could force the added part; 254 00:07:37.824 --> 00:07:38.357 David: I don't think we need it. 255 00:07:38.357 --> 00:07:38.925 Linus: I don't think we need to. 256 00:07:38.925 --> 00:07:39.358 Sammy: Thanks, David. 257 00:07:39.358 --> 00:07:41.861 Linus: This was about as smooth as things ever go on set. 258 00:07:41.861 --> 00:07:43.729 David: Yeah, with this kind of stuff. 259 00:07:43.729 --> 00:07:44.864 Glenn: Especially the big corner. 260 00:07:45.097 --> 00:07:47.366 Linus: Yes, I have an idea that's totally kind of different. 261 00:07:47.366 --> 00:07:47.733 David: Okay. 262 00:07:47.733 --> 00:07:51.137 Linus: What if I had a big syringe and I was putting a shot into my GPU? 263 00:07:51.137 --> 00:07:52.805 David: I can, you can download more frames. 264 00:07:53.806 --> 00:07:58.711 Linus: Like this, this $7 upgrade makes your GPU faster. 265 00:07:58.845 --> 00:07:59.679 David: Oh, that's a good one. 266 00:07:59.679 --> 00:08:02.515 Linus: And you hav like a big syringe and it says like $7 on it. 267 00:08:02.515 --> 00:08:03.749 Linus: I even have a syringe. 268 00:08:05.551 --> 00:08:07.820 Linus: Make your GPU faster for $7. 269 00:08:07.854 --> 00:08:09.388 David: Yeah, that's, that's, yeah. 270 00:08:09.922 --> 00:08:11.457 Glenn: Alright, there we go. 271 00:08:11.457 --> 00:08:14.327 Linus: And then this, this should like be replaced with something that just says 272 00:08:14.327 --> 00:08:16.829 like performance juice or something like, uh... 273 00:08:17.563 --> 00:08:19.866 Sam: I'll scale it up and put performance juice or something. 274 00:08:19.866 --> 00:08:22.969 Linus: What's that uh, what's that horse... uh, horse s***? 275 00:08:23.469 --> 00:08:26.038 Linus: The, the like horse antibiotics. 276 00:08:26.138 --> 00:08:27.206 David: Oh, it's Ivermectin? 277 00:08:27.206 --> 00:08:28.274 Linus: Yeah; yeah, Ivermectin. 278 00:08:28.274 --> 00:08:29.876 Linus: Yeah, I got my Ivermectin shot here. 279 00:08:32.745 --> 00:08:33.479 Glenn: Cutting. 280 00:08:33.513 --> 00:08:34.347 Glenn: Thank you. 281 00:08:34.547 --> 00:08:35.882 David: Good job, everyone; that went pretty good. 282 00:08:35.882 --> 00:08:38.217 Linus: Alright, time to do an WAN Show; bye bye. 283 00:08:40.253 --> 00:08:42.321 Glenn: Oh, mic pack please; before you go, mic pack and remote control. 284 00:08:42.321 --> 00:08:42.855 Linus: Yes sir. 285 00:08:44.390 --> 00:08:49.896 Vance: Um, so Monday's plan... supposing you're still going on display. 286 00:08:50.029 --> 00:08:50.463 Linus: Uh-huh. 287 00:08:50.563 --> 00:08:53.566 Vance: Um, that's at 6:30; we're hoping to have you in office 288 00:08:53.666 --> 00:08:55.801 for right after your Smash meeting is complete. 289 00:08:56.702 --> 00:08:57.136 Linus: Uh-huh. 290 00:08:57.136 --> 00:09:00.172 Vance: Which is from 12:30 to 1:30; so we can finish off the Craigslist video wall; 291 00:09:00.706 --> 00:09:04.210 Vance: and Connor's PC thing; so they should be short. 292 00:09:04.310 --> 00:09:05.945 Linus: Oh, yeah; that should be doable, right? 293 00:09:05.945 --> 00:09:06.546 Vance: Yeah, so- 294 00:09:06.546 --> 00:09:07.713 Linus: Am I doing anything else on Monday? 295 00:09:07.747 --> 00:09:11.117 Vance: No; because you have your appointment in the morning, right? 296 00:09:11.117 --> 00:09:12.552 Linus: Yeah; I mean, it shouldn't take that long. 297 00:09:13.920 --> 00:09:16.088 Vance: Okay; well, I mean if you want to come in afterwards and you have time, 298 00:09:16.088 --> 00:09:17.590 I mean that works better for everyone. 299 00:09:17.590 --> 00:09:18.324 Linus: Coming after what? 300 00:09:18.424 --> 00:09:19.358 Vance: After your appointment. 301 00:09:19.659 --> 00:09:21.060 Linus: Well, I am coming in after my appointment. 302 00:09:21.060 --> 00:09:21.894 Linus: Sorry, what's the question? 303 00:09:21.894 --> 00:09:23.362 Vance: No, I'm just- We plan right now. 304 00:09:23.362 --> 00:09:25.831 Linus: It's at 10, so I'm coming in immediately after my appointment, right? 305 00:09:25.831 --> 00:09:27.767 Vance: Right, but you said you don't know how long it's going to be. 306 00:09:27.767 --> 00:09:29.035 Linus: I mean, it can't be that long; 307 00:09:29.035 --> 00:09:31.203 they're just going to like take off these two things. 308 00:09:31.203 --> 00:09:33.205 Linus: Like, I mean they put them on 309 00:09:33.205 --> 00:09:35.641 and did all the braces and everything in like an hour and a half. 310 00:09:35.741 --> 00:09:36.842 Vance: Okay, sure. 311 00:09:36.943 --> 00:09:38.678 Vance: Okay, so then we'll get them whenever you come in. 312 00:09:39.579 --> 00:09:41.514 Vance: So I guess if it's going to be in the morning then we'll get in the morning. 313 00:09:41.781 --> 00:09:42.515 Linus: Get what in the morning? 314 00:09:42.615 --> 00:09:43.916 Vance: Those two, those two, uh- 315 00:09:44.016 --> 00:09:44.951 Linus: Oh, okay; and then what? 316 00:09:45.051 --> 00:09:46.118 Vance: And then that's pretty much it. 317 00:09:46.252 --> 00:09:47.286 Linus: That's all I'm doing Monday? 318 00:09:47.420 --> 00:09:48.621 Linus: Well wait, because I'm flying Monday right? 319 00:09:48.621 --> 00:09:49.388 Vance: Yeah, because you're flying Monday. 320 00:09:49.388 --> 00:09:49.989 Linus: Oh, what time? 321 00:09:50.156 --> 00:09:51.958 Vance: Your flight's at 6:30. 322 00:09:52.592 --> 00:09:53.392 Linus: In the morning? 323 00:09:53.793 --> 00:09:54.927 Vance: No, no, pm. 324 00:09:55.728 --> 00:09:57.930 Linus: Right, but I also might not be going still. 325 00:09:57.930 --> 00:09:59.398 Linus: When's the last time you checked in with James? 326 00:09:59.999 --> 00:10:02.568 Vance: No- I didn't know James was part of this. 327 00:10:02.568 --> 00:10:04.170 Vance: I just thought Adam was calling. 328 00:10:05.037 --> 00:10:08.274 Linus: Oh, I talked to James too; and they're both talking to ******, so I got it. 329 00:10:08.274 --> 00:10:09.842 Vance: Okay; well I haven't heard any updates from them yet, 330 00:10:09.842 --> 00:10:10.743 Vance: but we're in a different chat. 331 00:10:10.810 --> 00:10:12.144 Linus: Okay; never better. 332 00:10:12.244 --> 00:10:12.812 Vance: Cool. 333 00:10:12.812 --> 00:10:14.146 Glenn: Remote, please; remote. 334 00:10:14.146 --> 00:10:14.880 Linus: Yes, sir. 335 00:10:15.715 --> 00:10:16.682 Glenn: Thank you. 336 00:10:16.682 --> 00:10:19.652 Pankratz: I have a really quick question, were we flying ****** up here? 337 00:10:20.252 --> 00:10:21.120 Linus: I would think so. 338 00:10:21.120 --> 00:10:21.687 Pankratz: Okay. 339 00:10:21.787 --> 00:10:22.088 Linus: Yeah. 340 00:10:22.088 --> 00:10:23.689 Pankratz: So, I'll get you in and ******... 341 00:10:23.689 --> 00:10:25.491 Linus: In for a penny, in for a pound. 342 00:10:26.392 --> 00:10:27.593 Pankratz: See you at water slides. 343 00:10:27.627 --> 00:10:28.661 Linus: You better believe it, buddy. 344 00:10:29.662 --> 00:10:30.262 Sammy: Thanks for the invite. 345 00:10:31.397 --> 00:10:32.598 Linus: Water slides? Its right- 346 00:10:32.598 --> 00:10:34.033 Sammy: I know, I was invited, I just can't go. 347 00:10:34.066 --> 00:10:34.800 Linus: Oh my god. 348 00:10:34.900 --> 00:10:36.302 Linus: Oh hey, speaking of invites, 349 00:10:36.302 --> 00:10:39.238 do you want to be on the Tape to Tape Squad group chat? 350 00:10:40.106 --> 00:10:40.906 Sammy: Sure, sure. 351 00:10:40.906 --> 00:10:41.774 Linus: Have you ever even tried it? 352 00:10:41.774 --> 00:10:42.975 Sammy: I played once. 353 00:10:42.975 --> 00:10:43.909 Linus: Oh okay, sure. 354 00:10:43.909 --> 00:10:45.144 Sammy: And you yelled at me and I got sad. 355 00:10:46.245 --> 00:10:47.413 Linus: Eh, kind of checks out. 356 00:10:48.648 --> 00:10:49.315 Sammy: How are you, Luke? 357 00:10:49.682 --> 00:10:50.549 Luke: Frustrated. 358 00:10:51.917 --> 00:10:53.352 Linus: It's not my fault, I swear to god. 359 00:10:56.989 --> 00:10:57.857 Luke: Are you eating something? 360 00:10:58.557 --> 00:10:59.225 Sammy: Oh, you don't know. 361 00:10:59.225 --> 00:10:59.992 Luke: Wait, you have braces! 362 00:11:01.627 --> 00:11:02.161 Sammy: Oh, you don't know. 363 00:11:02.161 --> 00:11:03.029 Luke: That's what you sound like now? 364 00:11:03.429 --> 00:11:04.830 Linus: Hopefully not for long. 365 00:11:05.564 --> 00:11:08.868 Linus: So, I have these bite blocks. 366 00:11:09.635 --> 00:11:11.537 Luke: Oooh. 367 00:11:11.671 --> 00:11:15.541 Linus: It's to keep me from knocking the rockets off by biting down too far, 368 00:11:15.541 --> 00:11:18.411 because the bottom is so crooked that some of them are up high enough 369 00:11:18.411 --> 00:11:21.947 that it would just like clip them off; and I basically called them today 370 00:11:21.947 --> 00:11:24.884 and I was like, this is not compatible with my job. 371 00:11:24.984 --> 00:11:29.955 Linus: I cannot not be able to make S sounds; because I can't get a seal. 372 00:11:30.890 --> 00:11:33.025 Because there's a gap between so you can floss. 373 00:11:33.693 --> 00:11:34.360 Um... 374 00:11:34.493 --> 00:11:36.495 Luke: I`s saying your own name like crazy? 375 00:11:36.529 --> 00:11:39.899 Luke: Like your own full name, first and last? 376 00:11:39.899 --> 00:11:41.200 Linus: Linus Sebastian. 377 00:11:41.767 --> 00:11:42.735 Sammy: Well, go with Gabriel. 378 00:11:42.768 --> 00:11:43.869 Linus: Well, no. 379 00:11:43.869 --> 00:11:44.904 Luke: That part's not hard. 380 00:11:44.904 --> 00:11:46.338 Linus: There's much worse things than that. 381 00:11:46.338 --> 00:11:49.075 Linus: I had to do a video on lossless scaling. 382 00:11:51.544 --> 00:11:52.411 Linus: Just now. 383 00:11:53.412 --> 00:11:55.381 Linus: I did something to piss off the gods. 384 00:11:56.615 --> 00:11:59.885 Luke: What is the current, like how long do they think you have to do this for? 385 00:11:59.919 --> 00:12:00.986 Linus: Uh, the blocks? 386 00:12:01.087 --> 00:12:01.520 Luke: Yeah. 387 00:12:01.587 --> 00:12:03.055 Linus: They want them in there for two months. 388 00:12:03.589 --> 00:12:05.825 Linus: And I was basically like guys this is not happening; 389 00:12:05.825 --> 00:12:07.526 like, I need these off immediately. 390 00:12:07.560 --> 00:12:10.930 Linus: And they were like, uh, uh, uh... 391 00:12:12.231 --> 00:12:14.700 we could get you to come to our POCO office right now. 392 00:12:14.800 --> 00:12:17.069 Linus: And I was like, I can't go to POCO right now; 393 00:12:17.803 --> 00:12:21.774 so I'm, so they're going to get me in Monday morning and get this dealt with. 394 00:12:21.774 --> 00:12:25.211 Luke: Is it, is it really frustrating? Like, not, not- 395 00:12:25.311 --> 00:12:27.279 Linus: They didn't tell me about these. 396 00:12:27.313 --> 00:12:28.280 Luke: Really? 397 00:12:28.314 --> 00:12:33.953 Linus: So when I was weighing my different options; like I probably would have considered that, 398 00:12:33.953 --> 00:12:36.889 and then they were just like putting them on and I was like, sorry, what are these? 399 00:12:36.889 --> 00:12:38.891 And they're like, they keep you from you know, this. 400 00:12:38.891 --> 00:12:41.994 And I'm like, uh, okay. 401 00:12:41.994 --> 00:12:45.765 But then like they're just like, they got the things on my mouth and everything; 402 00:12:45.765 --> 00:12:47.533 like I didn't have a chance to try to talk with them. 403 00:12:47.533 --> 00:12:49.101 Luke: Not exactly the opportune moment. 404 00:12:49.602 --> 00:12:51.771 Linus: So then when I, when it was done and I went to talk with them, 405 00:12:51.771 --> 00:12:55.107 I was like, oh sh**. 406 00:12:57.943 --> 00:12:59.945 Sammy: I don't need to censor that; it doesn't sound like the actual word. 407 00:13:00.880 --> 00:13:03.082 Luke: Yeah, you don't need a- You don't need to press a button anymore. 408 00:13:03.215 --> 00:13:03.949 Sammy: Just for sh**. 409 00:13:05.184 --> 00:13:06.986 Sammy: Sorry I need, I need to update photo. 410 00:13:07.720 --> 00:13:09.455 Sammy: You can stand on the wall again; people are liking it. 411 00:13:10.790 --> 00:13:13.225 You can do smile this time so you have braces, you know? 412 00:13:18.531 --> 00:13:19.031 Sammy: Okay. 413 00:13:20.499 --> 00:13:23.602 Luke: Is it frustrating not being able to close your mouth fully? 414 00:13:23.602 --> 00:13:26.872 Like does it feel like you can't close your mouth fully? Or does it feel like it's closed? 415 00:13:26.906 --> 00:13:27.773 Linus: There's a huge gap. 416 00:13:27.973 --> 00:13:28.574 Luke: Yeah. 417 00:13:28.574 --> 00:13:31.977 Linus: Yeah, you can hardly see; like my teeth don't touch. 418 00:13:32.111 --> 00:13:32.978 Luke: Yeah. 419 00:13:32.978 --> 00:13:33.979 Linus: So chewing is like... 420 00:13:34.947 --> 00:13:35.481 Luke: Crazy. 421 00:13:35.581 --> 00:13:36.182 Linus: I can't chew. 422 00:13:36.182 --> 00:13:37.216 Luke: Basically impossible. 423 00:13:37.216 --> 00:13:41.921 Linus: Like I can, I uh... I tried to eat a mucho burrito for lunch today. 424 00:13:43.956 --> 00:13:44.790 Luke: Didn't go that well? 425 00:13:44.790 --> 00:13:49.295 Linus: I, I, I ate like 85% of it before I gave up; I am going to lose weight. 426 00:13:50.229 --> 00:13:50.729 Luke: Wow. 427 00:13:50.863 --> 00:13:52.665 Linus: I love that we didn't coordinate this today. 428 00:13:53.666 --> 00:13:55.201 Luke: Oh I was, it was delivered to me. 429 00:13:55.968 --> 00:13:57.536 Linus: I selected this out of my wardrobe today. 430 00:13:57.536 --> 00:13:57.937 Luke: Oh. 431 00:14:00.306 --> 00:14:01.774 Sammy: Yeah, you're with the same pants. 432 00:14:02.942 --> 00:14:03.275 Linus: Hmm? 433 00:14:03.475 --> 00:14:04.577 Sammy: If you wear the same pants then you're twinning. 434 00:14:04.577 --> 00:14:06.111 Linus: Oh, well we're not wearing the same pants so. 435 00:14:07.446 --> 00:14:08.514 Sammy: Yeah, he was wearing shorts. 436 00:14:08.647 --> 00:14:10.316 Luke: We might be wearing the same underwear. 437 00:14:10.316 --> 00:14:10.749 Linus: Oh. 438 00:14:10.983 --> 00:14:11.951 Sammy: I don't want to.... 439 00:14:14.720 --> 00:14:17.756 Linus: Any luck? Purple? Nah, he's got the blue. 440 00:14:17.890 --> 00:14:19.825 Linus: Yeah, you might have to carry a little bit today. 441 00:14:20.359 --> 00:14:20.759 Luke: I'm down. 442 00:14:20.793 --> 00:14:21.961 Linus: Talking is quite painful. 443 00:14:22.094 --> 00:14:25.331 Luke: Yeah; I, I... there's no main topics, but I got it. 444 00:14:25.631 --> 00:14:27.633 Linus: I feel like knowing me though, I'm bound to find a way. 445 00:14:27.733 --> 00:14:29.001 Luke: You'll, you'll figure it out. 446 00:14:30.936 --> 00:14:35.140 Linus: My ADD brain will kick in; it'll be like you have a thought, you must now express it. 447 00:14:36.842 --> 00:14:37.509 Linus: Find a way. 448 00:14:37.610 --> 00:14:38.344 Luke: Immediately. 449 00:14:41.647 --> 00:14:44.917 Sammy: Happy one year anniversary of WAN Show- Why WAN late I mean. 450 00:14:46.719 --> 00:14:47.152 Linus: Really? 451 00:14:47.152 --> 00:14:49.188 Sammy: Yeah, we're at episode- This is episode 13. 452 00:14:49.221 --> 00:14:52.024 Luke: Crazy, we have the same problem we had at the very beginning. 453 00:14:52.024 --> 00:14:52.524 Sammy: What? 454 00:14:53.192 --> 00:14:54.960 Luke: Not knowing when we're actually supposed to start. 455 00:14:54.960 --> 00:14:55.828 Sammy: Listen, now there's rules. 456 00:14:55.828 --> 00:14:56.896 Luke: And wasting time. 457 00:14:57.162 --> 00:14:58.097 Sammy: 13 months later, now we have- 458 00:14:58.097 --> 00:14:59.698 Luke: Doesn't seem like the rules worked! 459 00:14:59.932 --> 00:15:01.033 Sammy: No, no, it works. 460 00:15:01.100 --> 00:15:02.868 Sammy: I said Linus, Linus loses. 461 00:15:03.569 --> 00:15:05.704 Luke: Yeah, but I still sat here for half an hour. 462 00:15:06.305 --> 00:15:07.306 Linus: That was not my fault. 463 00:15:08.641 --> 00:15:13.512 Linus: They blindsided me with like, our shoot next week; we don't have the motherboard for it, 464 00:15:13.746 --> 00:15:15.848 Linus: and we had to like try to figure out what to do. 465 00:15:15.848 --> 00:15:17.449 Linus: I was going to be done, I swear to god. 466 00:15:20.085 --> 00:15:21.687 Sammy: Do you think to tie them this week, Luke? 467 00:15:23.055 --> 00:15:24.390 Sammy: After hearing Linus's plea. 468 00:15:24.523 --> 00:15:25.925 Luke: We don't even have a main topic. 469 00:15:28.260 --> 00:15:32.031 Linus: I don't care; I give up, I'll never win why is WAN late. 470 00:15:33.832 --> 00:15:37.670 Linus: You can just change the title of the series to Linus's Why WAN is Late. 471 00:15:38.170 --> 00:15:39.204 Sammy: No, you win some. 472 00:15:39.939 --> 00:15:41.507 Linus: That's true, I do win some. 473 00:15:41.507 --> 00:15:41.840 Sammy: Yeah. 474 00:15:42.775 --> 00:15:44.009 Linus: I lose more than I win, though. 475 00:15:44.476 --> 00:15:45.544 Sammy: It's okay, it's about the- 476 00:15:45.577 --> 00:15:48.113 Linus: It's binary; so I am why WAN is late. 477 00:15:48.714 --> 00:15:51.717 Linus: I take the responsibility, I have a bad vision. 478 00:15:53.552 --> 00:15:54.954 Sammy: It's like an apology video? What's going on? 479 00:15:55.754 --> 00:15:57.356 Luke: I'm trying to figure that out myself. 480 00:15:57.456 --> 00:16:01.026 Linus: No, it can't be an apology video because this is serious. 481 00:16:02.027 --> 00:16:05.030 Luke: He's also not technically apologizing, he's just stating. 482 00:16:05.564 --> 00:16:06.065 Linus: That's true. 483 00:16:06.398 --> 00:16:07.566 Luke: He never said, "I'm sorry". 484 00:16:07.800 --> 00:16:08.167 Linus: Yeah. 485 00:16:08.400 --> 00:16:08.834 Luke: Yeah. 486 00:16:08.901 --> 00:16:11.070 Sammy: Yeah, because if you say sorry you're legally in the wrong. 487 00:16:11.070 --> 00:16:12.271 Linus: I can say it's my fault. 488 00:16:12.972 --> 00:16:13.439 Sammy: Really? 489 00:16:13.439 --> 00:16:14.406 Luke: I think that's not a Canadian thing actually. 490 00:16:14.707 --> 00:16:18.143 Luke: I think there's literally legislature that makes it not true in Canada, 491 00:16:18.143 --> 00:16:19.311 because so many people say sorry all the time. 492 00:16:19.311 --> 00:16:20.512 Linus: Oh, yeah; in Canada, no. 493 00:16:20.512 --> 00:16:20.879 Sammy: Oh. 494 00:16:20.879 --> 00:16:22.514 Linus: In some states I think that is the case. 495 00:16:22.514 --> 00:16:22.881 Luke: Yeah. 496 00:16:22.881 --> 00:16:23.415 Sammy: Oh. 497 00:16:23.449 --> 00:16:25.184 Luke: But in Canada it's like actually no. 498 00:16:25.184 --> 00:16:25.584 Linus: Yeah. 499 00:16:25.584 --> 00:16:26.151 Sammy: Interesting. 500 00:16:26.251 --> 00:16:26.685 Luke: Yeah. 501 00:16:27.119 --> 00:16:28.087 Sammy: Legal facts of the day. 502 00:16:28.087 --> 00:16:30.789 Linus: People will walk into me on the street and I'll be like sorry. 503 00:16:31.390 --> 00:16:32.891 Linus: That's not my fault. 504 00:16:33.993 --> 00:16:36.061 Luke: It's just part of Canadians being Canadians. 505 00:16:36.061 --> 00:16:37.396 Linus: Doesn't matter, I'm sorry we collided. 506 00:16:37.396 --> 00:16:38.764 Luke: Yeah, yeah. 507 00:16:38.764 --> 00:16:40.332 Linus: I wish I hadn't touched you. 508 00:16:41.333 --> 00:16:42.534 Sammy: On that note, bye! 509 00:16:44.203 --> 00:16:44.870 Sammy: Bye, Dan. 510 00:16:44.903 --> 00:16:45.471 Luke: Bye. 511 00:16:45.471 --> 00:16:46.405 Sammy: Bye, nice shirt; bye. 512 00:16:47.272 --> 00:16:47.706 Sammy: What? 513 00:16:49.441 --> 00:16:50.676 Sammy: Wow, that looks good. 514 00:16:50.776 --> 00:16:51.744 Sammy: Wait, can you hear me? 515 00:16:52.177 --> 00:16:53.245 Oh, they can't hear me. 516 00:16:56.415 --> 00:16:58.250 Andrew: It's going to be like 10 minutes. 517 00:16:58.350 --> 00:16:59.385 Sammy: so negative. 518 00:16:59.485 --> 00:17:02.921 Andrew: No, no, no; I'm more positive than I was five minutes ago. 519 00:17:04.523 --> 00:17:05.691 Reece: Why is WAN late? 520 00:17:05.891 --> 00:17:06.925 Linus: Ughhhh. 521 00:17:08.494 --> 00:17:09.061 Linus: Okay. 522 00:17:11.663 --> 00:17:12.197 Linus: Me. 523 00:17:13.298 --> 00:17:14.633 Sammy: Your lisp is gone. 524 00:17:15.134 --> 00:17:17.369 Linus: Well, I wouldn't describe it as gone, 525 00:17:17.369 --> 00:17:21.840 Linus: but she sells seashells by the seashore. 526 00:17:21.874 --> 00:17:23.075 Sammy: Wow. 527 00:17:23.108 --> 00:17:24.076 Linus: This is definitely better. 528 00:17:24.743 --> 00:17:31.450 Linus: My bite blocks are out; so, that's a big improvement. 529 00:17:31.550 --> 00:17:34.486 Linus: Jordan, you want to grab an end? Or a cable? 530 00:17:35.087 --> 00:17:36.989 Or a cable and an end; oh, and the cup. 531 00:17:37.623 --> 00:17:39.391 Linus: He's multi talented, folks! 532 00:17:39.925 --> 00:17:41.360 Linus: He's unstoppable. 533 00:17:41.960 --> 00:17:45.197 Okay, wait; are the long screws mixed in with the short ones again? 534 00:17:45.297 --> 00:17:46.465 Justin: Short bois, end. 535 00:17:46.465 --> 00:17:48.300 Linus: hmm, okay. 536 00:17:49.034 --> 00:17:50.235 Linus: We accidentally... 537 00:17:51.837 --> 00:17:52.838 Jordan: No one can prove that. 538 00:17:54.306 --> 00:17:57.643 Linus: Put a screw just in too much. 539 00:17:58.577 --> 00:18:00.245 Linus: Just-in too much... 540 00:18:02.581 --> 00:18:04.183 Linus: Just-in too far. 541 00:18:06.885 --> 00:18:09.021 Justin: Every time, every time. 542 00:18:10.022 --> 00:18:11.356 Linus: Come on, that's kind of a new one. 543 00:18:11.490 --> 00:18:12.691 Justin: It is kind of a new one; I'll give you that. 544 00:18:13.292 --> 00:18:14.226 Sammy: What would you rate that? 545 00:18:15.260 --> 00:18:15.994 Jordan: Zero. 546 00:18:17.329 --> 00:18:18.630 Linus: Oh, he's just cranky. 547 00:18:18.664 --> 00:18:19.965 Jordan: Zero out of 100. 548 00:18:20.032 --> 00:18:21.033 Justin: I give him a 3.5. 549 00:18:22.968 --> 00:18:23.836 Andrew: What, that joke? 550 00:18:24.336 --> 00:18:24.603 Sammy: Yeah. 551 00:18:24.603 --> 00:18:25.070 Justin: Yeah. 552 00:18:25.437 --> 00:18:26.271 Linus: Or me as a person. 553 00:18:26.271 --> 00:18:27.306 Jordan: You haven't slept in a week. 554 00:18:27.439 --> 00:18:29.274 Jordan: What are you talking about? You don't know anything. 555 00:18:30.509 --> 00:18:31.276 Sammy: You haven't slept in a week? 556 00:18:31.276 --> 00:18:33.212 Linus: He knows stuff, he's just forgotten it. 557 00:18:33.312 --> 00:18:35.180 Jordan: He was just here late working on this video. 558 00:18:35.314 --> 00:18:35.814 Sammy: Oh. 559 00:18:37.082 --> 00:18:38.450 Sammy: I just- I could tell. 560 00:18:41.854 --> 00:18:44.623 Justin: Surprisingly, not the longest I've ever been at work in one shot though. 561 00:18:45.824 --> 00:18:46.425 Linus: What was that? 562 00:18:46.892 --> 00:18:48.293 Justin: Working in film 24 hours straight. 563 00:18:48.427 --> 00:18:50.629 Linus: Oh, okay; I thought you meant like here. 564 00:18:50.729 --> 00:18:51.497 Linus: That's going to be like... 565 00:18:51.630 --> 00:18:52.698 Justin: No, not here. 566 00:18:52.698 --> 00:18:53.098 Linus: Okay. 567 00:18:54.199 --> 00:18:55.701 Justin: Film is not for the faint of heart. 568 00:18:55.767 --> 00:18:58.370 Linus: Sooner or later working like that you're going to end up faint of heart. 569 00:18:58.470 --> 00:19:00.939 Justin: Yeah, like actually it is a problem in that industry; 570 00:19:00.939 --> 00:19:02.174 most people don't make it past 45. 571 00:19:02.174 --> 00:19:03.375 Linus: I've heard that. 572 00:19:04.977 --> 00:19:07.379 Justin: Between the stress and the violent chemicals? Yeah. 573 00:19:09.081 --> 00:19:10.249 Linus: Boys, are we ready? 574 00:19:10.282 --> 00:19:10.849 Justin: Yes. 575 00:19:10.849 --> 00:19:13.685 Linus: We ready to turn this thing on? Okay, how do we flip it over now? 576 00:19:13.952 --> 00:19:15.053 Justin: The answer is carefully. 577 00:19:16.321 --> 00:19:17.222 Sammy: Now you're going to record it? 578 00:19:18.157 --> 00:19:19.558 Andrew: This is the second time. 579 00:19:19.658 --> 00:19:20.626 Sammy: Oh, this is the second time. 580 00:19:20.626 --> 00:19:21.493 Sammy: Oooh. 581 00:19:21.627 --> 00:19:22.828 Andrew: The thing that you just saw. 582 00:19:22.928 --> 00:19:23.328 Sammy: Uh-huh. 583 00:19:23.428 --> 00:19:26.131 Andrew: It's not, it's not for everyone. 584 00:19:26.231 --> 00:19:27.232 Sammy: Oh, okay. 585 00:19:27.232 --> 00:19:28.066 Linus: Yeah, let's do it. 586 00:19:29.434 --> 00:19:30.035 Sammy: You're almost done. 587 00:19:30.969 --> 00:19:31.603 Linus: We're getting there. 588 00:19:31.603 --> 00:19:36.008 Linus: I mean, we're almost done having the computer assembled; 589 00:19:36.008 --> 00:19:38.443 Linus: I don't know that we're quite almost done with the shoot. 590 00:19:38.544 --> 00:19:41.180 Jordan: If they post and you can do talking points, we're basically done. 591 00:19:41.246 --> 00:19:41.747 Linus: Okay. 592 00:19:42.347 --> 00:19:43.682 Jordan: If you launch a game, even better. 593 00:19:44.149 --> 00:19:44.516 Linus: Alright. 594 00:19:44.516 --> 00:19:46.084 Jordan: Just don't game for long cause Sammy will kill you. 595 00:19:46.285 --> 00:19:46.919 Sammy: No, I'm chilling. 596 00:19:46.919 --> 00:19:47.753 Linus: Sammy, he doesn't care. 597 00:19:48.320 --> 00:19:49.087 Sammy: There's more content. 598 00:19:49.188 --> 00:19:50.355 Jordan: You're saying he's a neutral party in this? 599 00:19:50.355 --> 00:19:54.193 Sammy: Listen; if it is like a four hour Why is WAN Late, it's great for me you know? 600 00:19:54.493 --> 00:19:55.894 Jordan: You get paid by the minute, do you? 601 00:19:56.795 --> 00:19:58.864 Linus: This man's got KPIs to hit, man. 602 00:19:59.431 --> 00:20:00.732 Linus: He doesn't give a f***. 603 00:20:01.567 --> 00:20:03.735 Linus: Do we have- Please tell me we have wireless on. 604 00:20:03.735 --> 00:20:04.403 Linus: Oh, thank you. 605 00:20:05.137 --> 00:20:06.738 Linus: Because I saw the ones we had for the intro, 606 00:20:06.738 --> 00:20:13.879 and I assumed we knew that that was not you know, right; but I didn't ask. 607 00:20:14.880 --> 00:20:17.649 Justin: You'll just have to use a wired mouse to set the Bluetooth. 608 00:20:17.683 --> 00:20:19.952 Linus: Nice; that's so cool. 609 00:20:19.952 --> 00:20:20.519 Andrew: Okay. 610 00:20:20.686 --> 00:20:23.589 Andrew: Okay, and I'm back to a wide. 611 00:20:23.689 --> 00:20:25.591 Andrew: Do you want to put in the dumbbells like that? 612 00:20:28.627 --> 00:20:30.162 Sammy: I love you brought this stool for him. 613 00:20:30.862 --> 00:20:31.496 Sammy: Oh. 614 00:20:31.697 --> 00:20:33.865 Linus: The stool is too low; or too high, rather. 615 00:20:34.333 --> 00:20:34.967 Andrew: Perfect. 616 00:20:36.568 --> 00:20:37.169 Jordan: Whatever. 617 00:20:38.070 --> 00:20:40.973 Andrew: I guess it helps if you turn the mouse and the keyboard on. 618 00:20:42.708 --> 00:20:44.776 Linus: I'm going to try out my modular I.O. here. 619 00:20:45.677 --> 00:20:46.245 Linus: Boop. 620 00:20:49.481 --> 00:20:51.850 Linus: Oh, wait; my mouse isn't powering on. 621 00:20:51.850 --> 00:20:52.517 Oh, there it goes. 622 00:20:54.419 --> 00:20:55.153 Linus: Nope. 623 00:20:56.755 --> 00:20:57.823 Jordan: You're going to plug this back in, are you? 624 00:20:57.823 --> 00:20:58.690 Linus: I think so. 625 00:21:00.259 --> 00:21:02.527 Linus: We could try a different one, if we can get this out. 626 00:21:02.527 --> 00:21:04.596 Andrew: And I'm going to cut. 627 00:21:05.664 --> 00:21:06.531 Jordan: Ayy. 628 00:21:06.531 --> 00:21:07.733 Linus: Let's go! 629 00:21:09.201 --> 00:21:10.202 Andrew: Not yet, get rid of that. 630 00:21:10.502 --> 00:21:11.036 Linus: Oh, yeah. 631 00:21:12.671 --> 00:21:13.372 Linus: It's water. 632 00:21:14.339 --> 00:21:17.609 Linus: Dude! Let's go! 633 00:21:17.609 --> 00:21:20.812 Linus: Okay, I got it down we got it, yeah we got a keyboard. 634 00:21:20.812 --> 00:21:21.613 Justin: You gotta pair it up. 635 00:21:21.647 --> 00:21:22.648 Linus: Alright. 636 00:21:25.817 --> 00:21:26.685 Linus: Why is this not going in? 637 00:21:27.786 --> 00:21:28.553 Linus: Oh, no. 638 00:21:28.553 --> 00:21:30.389 Oh no; oh, we did it upside down. 639 00:21:31.023 --> 00:21:32.090 Linus: It's thicker. 640 00:21:33.258 --> 00:21:33.792 Jordan: What? 641 00:21:33.892 --> 00:21:37.329 Linus: It's slightly thicker, so there's no clearance for it. 642 00:21:37.329 --> 00:21:38.597 Linus: Yeah, so- 643 00:21:38.597 --> 00:21:39.231 Jordan: ...or one of these? 644 00:21:39.598 --> 00:21:43.168 Linus: There's little like pulley things on the bottom of them that- 645 00:21:43.335 --> 00:21:44.002 Jordan: *unintelligible* 646 00:21:44.536 --> 00:21:45.804 Linus: Okay, we can't. 647 00:21:45.804 --> 00:21:47.806 Linus: We can't show it coming out of here. 648 00:21:48.373 --> 00:21:51.843 Jordan: That's not Frameworks's fault or Vernal fault; we're just dumb. 649 00:21:52.344 --> 00:21:53.445 Linus: Uh, yeah; I... 650 00:21:53.445 --> 00:21:54.212 Jordan: We should have known better early. 651 00:21:55.480 --> 00:21:56.214 Justin: ...bluetooth instead? 652 00:21:57.616 --> 00:21:58.684 Jordan: Uh, I don't have one here. 653 00:22:00.519 --> 00:22:02.821 Andrew: Is there no plug over there? 654 00:22:02.854 --> 00:22:03.855 Justin: *unintelligible* 655 00:22:03.855 --> 00:22:05.857 Andrew: Okay; what we could do is we got... 656 00:22:05.857 --> 00:22:07.959 Justin: *unintelligible* upstairs. 657 00:22:07.993 --> 00:22:10.862 Andrew: Yeah, we're working on it; we can get a long table. 658 00:22:10.862 --> 00:22:13.298 Andrew: and work out the... *unintelligible* 659 00:22:16.935 --> 00:22:19.438 Linus: We're going to gloss over a lot of this in the edit. 660 00:22:19.571 --> 00:22:20.005 Sammy: Yeah. 661 00:22:20.739 --> 00:22:21.173 Sammy: Wait, me? 662 00:22:21.673 --> 00:22:22.607 Linus: What? You? 663 00:22:22.774 --> 00:22:23.308 Sammy: Yeah. 664 00:22:23.909 --> 00:22:25.110 Sammy: This is all making in, baby. 665 00:22:25.210 --> 00:22:27.212 Linus: No, no, I know; I'm telling you, like for the video. 666 00:22:27.212 --> 00:22:27.946 Sammy: Oh, okay. 667 00:22:27.946 --> 00:22:28.613 Linus: That goes up on... 668 00:22:28.680 --> 00:22:31.083 Sammy: Andrew's not even recording, he's slacking around. 669 00:22:31.083 --> 00:22:31.450 Sammy: Look at him. 670 00:22:31.450 --> 00:22:32.084 Linus: Exactly. 671 00:22:33.018 --> 00:22:34.386 Linus: Exactly. 672 00:22:36.822 --> 00:22:37.723 Linus: Bluetooth, hello? 673 00:22:38.323 --> 00:22:40.792 Linus: Okay, well hold on here; how do I turn this on? 674 00:22:41.393 --> 00:22:42.060 Sammy: He's got it. 675 00:22:42.060 --> 00:22:43.061 Andrew: Where are you going...? 676 00:22:44.963 --> 00:22:45.464 Sammy: Where's he going? 677 00:22:47.833 --> 00:22:48.367 Sammy: He's running up- 678 00:22:48.834 --> 00:22:49.201 Andrew: I don't know. 679 00:22:49.234 --> 00:22:50.001 Reece: I mean we have adapters here. 680 00:22:50.001 --> 00:22:50.736 Linus: Is there a sunset? 681 00:22:51.103 --> 00:22:52.404 Sammy: I was just going to say that. 682 00:22:52.938 --> 00:22:53.505 Sammy: You took my joke. 683 00:22:53.572 --> 00:22:54.373 Jordan: He's gone now. 684 00:22:54.373 --> 00:22:55.273 Linus: Did you say that already? 685 00:22:55.273 --> 00:22:57.008 Sammy: I was going to say it, but then you spoke louder to me. 686 00:22:57.676 --> 00:22:58.143 Linus: Typical. 687 00:22:58.143 --> 00:22:58.977 Sammy: So then I lost my joke. 688 00:22:59.478 --> 00:23:01.079 Linus: Typical Linus; yeah, that's why I hate that guy. 689 00:23:03.949 --> 00:23:05.050 Linus: Classic narcissist. 690 00:23:08.487 --> 00:23:10.989 Andrew: No, it doesn't say on the back; I need to get this. 691 00:23:11.289 --> 00:23:11.990 That's what I need. 692 00:23:21.566 --> 00:23:22.534 Linus: That is a lot of weight. 693 00:23:22.567 --> 00:23:23.301 Jordan: And we'll get to a cable. 694 00:23:23.301 --> 00:23:24.636 Linus: That is terrifying. 695 00:23:26.538 --> 00:23:27.139 Reece: Is that not clean? 696 00:23:29.508 --> 00:23:35.414 Linus: So what I'd really like is to have a USB-C over here, 697 00:23:35.547 --> 00:23:37.082 and then we could hang a dongle over here, 698 00:23:37.082 --> 00:23:38.950 and we could kind of like hide it down the leg, 699 00:23:38.950 --> 00:23:40.051 and just only shoot from that side- 700 00:23:40.051 --> 00:23:41.019 Linus: No, I got a dongle. 701 00:23:41.019 --> 00:23:41.787 Reece: Oh you have to? 702 00:23:41.787 --> 00:23:46.024 Linus: My issue is I have no way to remove this thing, because it's really tight. 703 00:23:46.625 --> 00:23:49.461 Linus: Maybe a long, could I get a long pokey? 704 00:23:49.828 --> 00:23:50.762 Reece: Molly's too fat. 705 00:23:52.164 --> 00:23:53.131 Andrew: This is also too fat. 706 00:23:55.734 --> 00:23:58.370 Linus: Look the T-shirt clearly says, no fat chicks. 707 00:24:01.072 --> 00:24:01.540 Linus: There we go. 708 00:24:02.174 --> 00:24:03.341 Linus: Okay, let's see if this works. 709 00:24:05.444 --> 00:24:07.112 It does; okay so we'll get a dongle. 710 00:24:08.146 --> 00:24:09.915 Okay, we're back in action Looney Tunes. 711 00:24:10.549 --> 00:24:11.216 Sammy: What? 712 00:24:12.184 --> 00:24:13.618 Linus: It's a movie, don't worry about it. 713 00:24:14.186 --> 00:24:15.420 Linus: Your generation wouldn't understand. 714 00:24:16.154 --> 00:24:16.888 Linus: Bugs Bunny. 715 00:24:17.022 --> 00:24:17.923 Sammy: I know Bugs Bunny. 716 00:24:18.056 --> 00:24:18.890 Linus: Looney Tunes. 717 00:24:18.990 --> 00:24:19.891 Sammy: Yeah, I know; I know Looney Tunes. 718 00:24:19.891 --> 00:24:21.293 Linus: Okay, Looney Tunes: Back in Action. 719 00:24:21.293 --> 00:24:21.927 Sammy: I don't know what that is. 720 00:24:23.895 --> 00:24:24.696 Linus: What the hell is this? 721 00:24:26.431 --> 00:24:28.166 Linus: What the-? Oh, come on! 722 00:24:28.867 --> 00:24:32.337 Linus: We need a wireless keyboard, this is a cleanest setup video. 723 00:24:34.539 --> 00:24:35.307 I'll get it. 724 00:24:35.640 --> 00:24:38.443 Linus: A strong one, can I get one more little one? 725 00:24:39.511 --> 00:24:40.045 Linus: Thanks. 726 00:24:40.812 --> 00:24:43.782 Linus: And then can we do a quick test to see if the up and down still works? 727 00:24:45.817 --> 00:24:46.485 Andrew: This up and down? 728 00:24:46.651 --> 00:24:47.085 Linus: Yeah. 729 00:24:47.586 --> 00:24:48.086 Linus: Nice. 730 00:24:49.588 --> 00:24:50.622 Linus: What the heck was that? 731 00:24:50.622 --> 00:24:51.857 Andrew: Yeah, the monitor ARM. 732 00:24:52.157 --> 00:24:52.924 Linus: Oh, we're not... 733 00:24:53.024 --> 00:24:53.859 Andrew: Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. 734 00:24:53.859 --> 00:24:54.659 Linus: Oh, we're not going to do any of this. 735 00:24:54.659 --> 00:24:55.627 Andrew: Yeah, that's what I'm thinking. 736 00:24:55.627 --> 00:24:56.228 Linus: Okay. 737 00:24:56.428 --> 00:25:00.999 Linus: So the thing is hidden now; so our setup is still clean. 738 00:25:01.132 --> 00:25:01.600 Jordan: Yep. 739 00:25:02.133 --> 00:25:02.701 Linus: ...Ish. 740 00:25:03.635 --> 00:25:04.402 Linus: Here's your- 741 00:25:04.503 --> 00:25:07.405 Linus: Oh, I'll go look for a wireless keyboard. 742 00:25:07.873 --> 00:25:10.075 Linus: Oooooooookay. 743 00:25:12.611 --> 00:25:13.078 Reece: I got it. 744 00:25:13.645 --> 00:25:16.047 Linus: Let's go, Reece has got it. 745 00:25:16.314 --> 00:25:17.015 Linus: He's got it. 746 00:25:17.382 --> 00:25:17.916 Reece: He got it. 747 00:25:18.083 --> 00:25:18.917 Linus: He's got it! 748 00:25:19.150 --> 00:25:19.718 Justin: Too late. 749 00:25:20.051 --> 00:25:20.852 Justin: Too late, it's already connected. 750 00:25:20.852 --> 00:25:21.586 Jordan: The keyboard works. 751 00:25:23.255 --> 00:25:23.955 Linus: That's good. 752 00:25:24.990 --> 00:25:25.690 Reece: This one's better though. 753 00:25:25.690 --> 00:25:26.391 Linus: Yeah. 754 00:25:26.424 --> 00:25:26.858 Andrew: Yeah. 755 00:25:26.858 --> 00:25:27.759 Linus: This one's for gaming. 756 00:25:29.327 --> 00:25:29.694 Linus: Okay. 757 00:25:31.329 --> 00:25:32.697 Jordan: Take my keyboard to go home. 758 00:25:35.367 --> 00:25:39.237 Linus: I mean, it is Friday; that's totally an option. 759 00:25:39.337 --> 00:25:40.972 Sammy: That was a 20 minute adventure. 760 00:25:41.106 --> 00:25:42.173 Linus: You're a 20 minute adventure. 761 00:25:42.173 --> 00:25:42.874 Sammy: What does that mean? 762 00:25:44.809 --> 00:25:45.610 Linus: Okay, here we go. 763 00:25:45.744 --> 00:25:46.344 Andrew: Okay. 764 00:25:46.344 --> 00:25:47.112 Linus: Oh, dude. 765 00:25:47.245 --> 00:25:48.213 Andrew: I'm rolling. 766 00:25:48.213 --> 00:25:48.680 Linus: Dude. 767 00:25:53.051 --> 00:25:54.319 Linus: Is this even pairing to the dongle? 768 00:25:54.319 --> 00:25:56.087 I mean, it's clearly on with the RGB. 769 00:25:58.323 --> 00:25:59.524 Linus: We're back there with the keyboard. 770 00:25:59.558 --> 00:26:00.125 Andrew: What? 771 00:26:01.326 --> 00:26:02.561 Linus: This isn't registering either. 772 00:26:02.561 --> 00:26:03.395 Jordan: Put that right there. 773 00:26:03.395 --> 00:26:05.130 Reece: This is not the game's fault? 774 00:26:05.764 --> 00:26:07.499 Linus: No, I'm not sure that it's not the game. 775 00:26:07.666 --> 00:26:08.199 Andrew: gonna cut. 776 00:26:08.733 --> 00:26:09.267 Sammy: What a journey. 777 00:26:09.768 --> 00:26:10.135 Andrew: Yeah. 778 00:26:11.937 --> 00:26:14.139 Andrew: Believe it or not, it was very smooth up until this point 779 00:26:14.339 --> 00:26:14.806 Sammy: Sorry. 780 00:26:16.508 --> 00:26:17.642 Sammy: It's always on a Friday, huh? 781 00:26:17.742 --> 00:26:18.310 Andrew: I know. 782 00:26:18.510 --> 00:26:19.678 Linus: That's weird; oh, hold on. 783 00:26:20.278 --> 00:26:23.281 Linus: No, that whole dongle is not working; I don't have a network connection. 784 00:26:31.690 --> 00:26:34.593 Andrew: Something came over there; I don't know, support. 785 00:26:34.993 --> 00:26:39.297 Linus: Yeah, USB extensions are really very sketchy, 786 00:26:39.431 --> 00:26:42.767 and couplers are the sketchiest of sketchy. 787 00:26:42.867 --> 00:26:44.436 Jordan: Is this known to be good? 788 00:26:44.536 --> 00:26:47.405 Linus: Mhmm, I think. 789 00:26:47.539 --> 00:26:48.173 Linus: Oh yeah, there we go. 790 00:26:48.440 --> 00:26:49.174 Andrew: Oh it was working. 791 00:26:52.611 --> 00:26:55.547 Linus: Um, hold on; let's try the other port again. 792 00:26:55.547 --> 00:26:58.049 Jordan: I'm just trying to find a working port to see if it could actually work. 793 00:26:58.049 --> 00:27:00.151 Linus: It was working in the other port, it kicked in. 794 00:27:00.819 --> 00:27:01.519 Sammy: gotta cover it? 795 00:27:02.187 --> 00:27:02.988 Linus: No, no, no. 796 00:27:02.988 --> 00:27:05.156 Linus: Oh, you know what? Actually, I like it. 797 00:27:05.156 --> 00:27:07.325 Linus: Okay, I'll allow it. 798 00:27:08.059 --> 00:27:11.796 Andrew: Alright; so Jordan let's get a little bit more, kind of- 799 00:27:11.796 --> 00:27:13.098 Andrew: Yeah, perfect; good stuff. 800 00:27:13.198 --> 00:27:15.233 Andrew: And then just maybe put that with other keyboard on the ground. 801 00:27:15.433 --> 00:27:22.941 Linus: Some of the USB ports, not too worky; but now we've learned that for you. 802 00:27:26.144 --> 00:27:28.380 Jordan: Our stupidity is a public service; there you go. 803 00:27:30.048 --> 00:27:31.650 Linus: Stupidity and ignorance. 804 00:27:33.251 --> 00:27:34.486 Linus: Well, it wasn't even ignorance. 805 00:27:34.486 --> 00:27:38.289 I mean, I've said as I was assembling it that this is not a recommended use case. 806 00:27:40.191 --> 00:27:40.792 Linus: Well. 807 00:27:41.693 --> 00:27:43.028 Linus: Lel, que, lel... 808 00:27:45.764 --> 00:27:47.666 Luke: Okay, you're doing that on purpose. 809 00:27:51.569 --> 00:27:52.637 Linus: What can I do for you? 810 00:27:53.571 --> 00:27:55.840 Luke: Fooled me for 0.0 seconds. 811 00:27:55.974 --> 00:27:57.375 Luke: How long are you going to be? 812 00:27:57.375 --> 00:27:58.343 Because we- 813 00:27:59.310 --> 00:28:01.746 Yeah, DMS and I haven't eaten at all today; 814 00:28:01.746 --> 00:28:03.581 so if you're going to be a while we're going to go get food. 815 00:28:04.049 --> 00:28:05.950 Linus: How long do you guys think we're going to be? 816 00:28:06.785 --> 00:28:09.654 Luke: Because we've been sitting here waiting for a while. 817 00:28:09.654 --> 00:28:12.323 Jordan: You just have a closing to do once you're happy with Doom. 818 00:28:12.357 --> 00:28:16.561 Linus: Um, we have to play a game and we are in the game; 819 00:28:17.128 --> 00:28:22.834 and then after that, I have to read the sponsor talking points and then we're done. 820 00:28:25.003 --> 00:28:26.304 Luke: Okay, so like 15 minutes? 821 00:28:26.571 --> 00:28:26.971 Linus: Yeah. 822 00:28:27.972 --> 00:28:29.074 Luke: Okay, okay. 823 00:28:29.074 --> 00:28:32.577 Linus: But then like, why don't you get your side of the thumbnail with Dan, 824 00:28:32.577 --> 00:28:34.913 if you guys want to brainstorm some titles and stuff, 825 00:28:34.913 --> 00:28:38.750 and then he can be working on that, and then I can go shoot my side of the thumbnail. 826 00:28:38.750 --> 00:28:41.920 And then when you come back, then we could be like ready, ready, 827 00:28:41.920 --> 00:28:42.821 and we could just press go. 828 00:28:42.987 --> 00:28:43.888 Linus: Success! 829 00:28:45.423 --> 00:28:46.091 Linus: Success. 830 00:28:46.091 --> 00:28:46.825 Jordan: Beautiful. 831 00:28:47.692 --> 00:28:49.427 Linus: Heck yeah; okay, I'm going to take my mouse. 832 00:28:49.527 --> 00:28:50.295 Jordan: Yeah, take your stuff. 833 00:28:50.295 --> 00:28:52.030 Andrew: Cool; and you can leave your audio. 834 00:28:52.130 --> 00:28:56.000 Andrew: Jordan, just leave something open for a second so I can get a shot of it. 835 00:28:56.568 --> 00:28:56.935 Jordan: Yeah. 836 00:28:59.337 --> 00:29:00.004 Linus: Hi. 837 00:29:00.271 --> 00:29:01.439 Sammy: I'm just recording. 838 00:29:02.073 --> 00:29:02.474 Linus: What's that? 839 00:29:02.674 --> 00:29:03.341 Sammy: I'm just recording. 840 00:29:03.508 --> 00:29:04.476 Linus: Yeah, I know. 841 00:29:05.744 --> 00:29:06.311 Linus: What's up? 842 00:29:07.345 --> 00:29:08.413 Vance: You ready to WAN? 843 00:29:08.413 --> 00:29:09.681 Linus: You better believe it. 844 00:29:09.814 --> 00:29:14.719 Vance: Apparently, Luke and DMS went to dinner? 845 00:29:14.719 --> 00:29:15.620 Linus: Yeah, I know. 846 00:29:15.620 --> 00:29:16.020 Vance: Okay. 847 00:29:16.955 --> 00:29:17.555 Vance: Have fun. 848 00:29:17.956 --> 00:29:18.690 Linus: Never better, sir. 849 00:29:18.990 --> 00:29:20.024 Linus: What's up, gamers? 850 00:29:20.024 --> 00:29:21.559 Arthur: Hi, I'm your co-host today. 851 00:29:21.960 --> 00:29:22.527 Linus: Nice. 852 00:29:23.795 --> 00:29:24.963 Sammy: Are you going to talk about everything? 853 00:29:25.430 --> 00:29:25.897 Arthur: Oh, yeah. 854 00:29:25.897 --> 00:29:27.565 Arthur: All the tech, you know what I mean? 855 00:29:27.665 --> 00:29:29.100 Sammy: The Grok AI anime girl? 856 00:29:29.167 --> 00:29:30.602 Linus: Yeah, Grok, sure. 857 00:29:30.668 --> 00:29:33.138 Arthur: The CEO that cheated on the- Yeah. 858 00:29:33.238 --> 00:29:34.739 Linus: Dude, that was crazy. 859 00:29:34.739 --> 00:29:35.540 Arthur: Yeah. 860 00:29:35.540 --> 00:29:38.910 Literally everywhere; like news outlets, everybody picked it up. 861 00:29:39.043 --> 00:29:39.511 Linus: Yeah. 862 00:29:40.345 --> 00:29:44.549 Linus: Very clickbait, though; like, "one of the biggest tech companies". 863 00:29:44.582 --> 00:29:45.550 Linus: No, come on dude. 864 00:29:46.117 --> 00:29:48.953 Linus: They're like a couple hundred more employees than we do; like, please. 865 00:29:48.953 --> 00:29:49.754 Arthur: Wow, flex. 866 00:29:50.421 --> 00:29:53.224 Linus: No, I just mean like they've got like 200 employees, 867 00:29:53.224 --> 00:29:54.425 Linus: or 300 employees or something. 868 00:29:54.425 --> 00:29:55.994 Linus: They're not one of the biggest tech companies. 869 00:29:56.127 --> 00:29:56.494 Arthur: Right. 870 00:29:56.494 --> 00:29:58.263 Linus: Big tech companies employ- 871 00:29:58.263 --> 00:30:02.300 Like literally Intel laid off four digits of people. 872 00:30:03.134 --> 00:30:04.736 In the last like week. 873 00:30:04.836 --> 00:30:05.637 Like, you're- 874 00:30:06.004 --> 00:30:08.006 Arthur: That's crazy to think, oh my gosh. 875 00:30:08.139 --> 00:30:09.774 Linus: I just, and I'm not saying that's a good thing; 876 00:30:09.774 --> 00:30:13.211 I'm just saying like clearly there's a completely different scale 877 00:30:13.244 --> 00:30:15.113 of size of tech company. 878 00:30:15.213 --> 00:30:15.547 Arthur: Yeah. 879 00:30:15.547 --> 00:30:20.652 Linus: Compared to whatever the cheating guy... 880 00:30:21.352 --> 00:30:22.520 Arthur: Yeah, but it's not as fun. 881 00:30:22.687 --> 00:30:25.023 Arthur: I don't want to click small tech company. 882 00:30:26.891 --> 00:30:27.325 Yeah. 883 00:30:27.458 --> 00:30:28.159 Linus: I don't know, man. 884 00:30:28.193 --> 00:30:30.995 Arthur: I thought it was pretty low hanging fruit; like, you see every- 885 00:30:31.095 --> 00:30:31.563 Sammy: Oh yeah. 886 00:30:31.563 --> 00:30:33.464 Arthur: Like, every social account; 887 00:30:33.464 --> 00:30:35.266 like it doesn't matter what industry you're in. 888 00:30:35.266 --> 00:30:38.136 Arthur: Like, tweeting about it; Chipotle deleted theirs. 889 00:30:38.303 --> 00:30:38.903 Linus: Did they? 890 00:30:38.903 --> 00:30:39.270 Arthur: Yeah. 891 00:30:39.504 --> 00:30:42.907 Arthur: I actually didn't see what it was, but I just saw they deleted a tweet 892 00:30:42.907 --> 00:30:45.510 and people were mentioning that it was about the CEO thing. 893 00:30:45.844 --> 00:30:46.544 Linus: I don't know, man. 894 00:30:46.544 --> 00:30:46.878 Arthur: Yeah. 895 00:30:46.878 --> 00:30:52.383 Linus: I didn't know who this guy was before; so, I bet most people didn't. 896 00:30:52.383 --> 00:30:55.520 So, I'm a little confused as to why we care that much today. 897 00:30:55.620 --> 00:30:56.087 Arthur: Yeah. 898 00:30:56.654 --> 00:30:58.256 Arthur: I don't know; not enough going on. 899 00:30:59.123 --> 00:31:00.425 Linus: Yeah, that's the problem. 900 00:31:00.425 --> 00:31:00.758 Arthur: Yeah. 901 00:31:03.361 --> 00:31:05.496 Linus: Yeah, I don't think that's it. 902 00:31:06.865 --> 00:31:08.800 Sammy: I think his reaction was too funny, that's why. 903 00:31:09.200 --> 00:31:10.001 Linus: Mmmm. 904 00:31:10.001 --> 00:31:13.204 Sammy: I guarantee if he didn't react it wouldn't have gotten as much traction. 905 00:31:14.038 --> 00:31:17.575 Linus: Yeah, the reaction is pretty funny; I gotta, I gotta give it that. 906 00:31:17.742 --> 00:31:18.243 Sammy: Yeah. 907 00:31:18.243 --> 00:31:21.145 Linus: Oh, this is cool; so, we're doing like a split thing? 908 00:31:21.246 --> 00:31:22.614 I like it, I like. 909 00:31:23.381 --> 00:31:27.018 Linus: Can we line up this laptop with the other laptop? That would be amazing. 910 00:31:28.119 --> 00:31:29.954 Linus: Are you really trying to do that? That's hilarious. 911 00:31:29.954 --> 00:31:31.623 Linus: Well, I can move this one around to like- 912 00:31:31.623 --> 00:31:33.191 Linus: Oh, god; oh, never mind. 913 00:31:33.258 --> 00:31:35.260 Linus: There's two laptops there on your side. 914 00:31:35.260 --> 00:31:37.362 Arthur: Wait, did that work? Wait. 915 00:31:37.362 --> 00:31:38.162 Linus: That's hilarious. 916 00:31:38.162 --> 00:31:39.030 Sammy: That's pretty cool. 917 00:31:39.030 --> 00:31:40.632 Linus: You're an actual dork; you know that, right? 918 00:31:41.499 --> 00:31:42.300 Sammy: You have so much time. 919 00:31:42.834 --> 00:31:44.035 Linus: You know I love it though, right? 920 00:31:44.936 --> 00:31:46.638 Arthur: Alright, see ya; have a good WAN. 921 00:31:46.638 --> 00:31:47.739 Linus: You too. 922 00:31:47.839 --> 00:31:49.374 Sammy: Bye, have a good WAN. 923 00:31:49.374 --> 00:31:50.375 Linus: Okay, bye guys. 924 00:31:50.375 --> 00:31:50.975 Sammy: Bye! 925 00:31:53.511 --> 00:31:54.078 Dan: Hi. 926 00:31:54.145 --> 00:31:54.746 Sammy: WAN late. 927 00:31:54.846 --> 00:31:55.580 Dan: WAN is late? 928 00:31:55.880 --> 00:31:56.314 Sammy: Oh. 929 00:31:57.215 --> 00:31:58.583 Luke: What up big dawg? 930 00:31:58.716 --> 00:31:59.751 Sammy: Why are you here so early? 931 00:31:59.751 --> 00:32:01.419 Luke: What up big dawg!? 932 00:32:01.452 --> 00:32:02.320 Dan: Luke's on time. 933 00:32:02.687 --> 00:32:04.822 Luke: They're filming over there, I guess; I probably shouldn't be yelling. 934 00:32:04.822 --> 00:32:05.356 Sammy: No, you can do it. 935 00:32:05.356 --> 00:32:06.524 Luke: Hopefully that ends up in the cut. 936 00:32:06.524 --> 00:32:09.727 Sammy: Apparently it's pretty soundproof enough. 937 00:32:09.761 --> 00:32:10.895 Luke: Oh, cool. 938 00:32:10.929 --> 00:32:11.362 Sammy: Yeah. 939 00:32:11.529 --> 00:32:14.565 Luke: Um, yeah; they told me WAN was going to be late; 940 00:32:14.565 --> 00:32:17.035 but they told me when it was going to be late really late. 941 00:32:17.135 --> 00:32:18.303 So, I'm here. 942 00:32:18.436 --> 00:32:19.771 Sammy: At 3:30. 943 00:32:19.904 --> 00:32:21.372 Dan: 4 o'clock in your- 944 00:32:21.372 --> 00:32:23.841 Sammy: I mean, you had to be here for a thumbnail shoot anyway, so. 945 00:32:23.841 --> 00:32:26.144 Luke: Yeah, but I could have pushed the thumbnail shoot back. 946 00:32:26.144 --> 00:32:27.845 Dan: Can't we just do the thumbnail shoot like whenever? 947 00:32:27.979 --> 00:32:28.313 Sammy: Okay. 948 00:32:28.313 --> 00:32:28.579 Luke: Yeah. 949 00:32:28.579 --> 00:32:29.914 Dan: Like when's the video coming out? 950 00:32:30.048 --> 00:32:31.482 Sammy: Uh, August 8th. 951 00:32:31.516 --> 00:32:32.216 Luke: No, we totally- we totally, 952 00:32:32.216 --> 00:32:33.785 they were very malleable with me; they were great. 953 00:32:33.785 --> 00:32:35.086 Dan: Yeah, I totally forgot... 954 00:32:35.086 --> 00:32:37.755 Luke: We lined it up right before WAN Show; it's just WAN Show moved. 955 00:32:37.789 --> 00:32:39.657 Luke: But it's fine, whatever. 956 00:32:39.657 --> 00:32:40.258 Dan: Gotta go... 957 00:32:40.291 --> 00:32:43.161 Sammy: As long as, if Linus is late before 5:30 then he's late. 958 00:32:43.161 --> 00:32:44.195 Dan: Have you done it yet? 959 00:32:44.495 --> 00:32:45.029 Sammy: What? 960 00:32:45.263 --> 00:32:45.730 Dan: The thumbnail. 961 00:32:45.730 --> 00:32:46.130 Luke: No. 962 00:32:46.597 --> 00:32:46.931 Sammy: Yeah. 963 00:32:46.965 --> 00:32:47.432 Luke: Noo. 964 00:32:47.432 --> 00:32:48.132 Sammy: The rules. 965 00:32:48.132 --> 00:32:48.933 Luke: Noo. 966 00:32:49.334 --> 00:32:50.401 Sammy: Bring up the rules, bring up the rules. 967 00:32:50.401 --> 00:32:52.403 Sammy: Whoever makes WAN the most late is late, 968 00:32:52.403 --> 00:32:55.306 barring if there's agreed upon time, a new start time. 969 00:32:55.673 --> 00:32:56.708 Luke: It wasn't approved by me. 970 00:32:57.542 --> 00:32:58.810 Sammy: It wasn't approved by you; yeah, you're right. 971 00:32:59.210 --> 00:32:59.744 Luke: Yeah. 972 00:32:59.911 --> 00:33:01.412 Luke: Also, that's a stupid rule. 973 00:33:01.546 --> 00:33:02.313 Sammy: What!? 974 00:33:02.947 --> 00:33:03.881 Sammy: How's that stupid!? 975 00:33:04.148 --> 00:33:06.217 Luke: Cause he's just gonna deny every single one 976 00:33:06.217 --> 00:33:08.886 and I'm gonna deny every single one because then you, that's how you win. 977 00:33:08.886 --> 00:33:10.088 Sammy: Well like if you could do remote WAN. 978 00:33:10.088 --> 00:33:11.356 This is more for remote WAN, I think. 979 00:33:11.389 --> 00:33:13.257 Sammy: If you just push the shoot time, then yeah. 980 00:33:13.291 --> 00:33:17.662 Dan: Remote WAN gets a lot of passes just because it is so difficult. 981 00:33:17.662 --> 00:33:18.896 Luke: Remote WAN has to- 982 00:33:18.896 --> 00:33:19.731 Sammy: Exactly; that's why I said agreed time. 983 00:33:20.064 --> 00:33:21.232 Sammy: You know what? You know what? You're right. 984 00:33:21.232 --> 00:33:25.036 You know, these rules actually do state if you make WAN later, you're late. 985 00:33:25.036 --> 00:33:28.306 So Linus did push the shoot time, so therefore he's late. 986 00:33:28.306 --> 00:33:29.707 Sammy: No, you're right, you're right, you're right. 987 00:33:29.707 --> 00:33:31.342 Luke: That's so obvious, Sammy. 988 00:33:34.746 --> 00:33:36.014 Linus: Oh, okay. 989 00:33:36.147 --> 00:33:36.781 Sammy: WAN late. 990 00:33:36.781 --> 00:33:40.585 Linus: So if I just enabled it, am I like good? 991 00:33:40.585 --> 00:33:41.219 Plouffe: Hi Sammy. 992 00:33:41.552 --> 00:33:42.220 Sammy: WAN late. 993 00:33:42.353 --> 00:33:43.321 Plouffe: WAN is late. 994 00:33:44.322 --> 00:33:45.156 Sammy: It's gonna be late. 995 00:33:45.156 --> 00:33:45.890 Plouffe: Yeah. 996 00:33:46.657 --> 00:33:47.892 Sammy: I like this angle. 997 00:33:47.892 --> 00:33:49.127 Plouffe: We're filming a video. 998 00:33:49.260 --> 00:33:50.395 Sammy: Yeah, I know. 999 00:33:50.395 --> 00:33:55.366 Plouffe: Threadripper, It's embargoed; so we have to finish it, 1000 00:33:55.366 --> 00:33:57.468 or at least get it most of the way done. 1001 00:33:59.137 --> 00:33:59.737 Plouffe: Video. 1002 00:34:00.371 --> 00:34:01.506 Sammy: We love embargoes. 1003 00:34:01.506 --> 00:34:02.140 Plouffe: WAN late. 1004 00:34:02.440 --> 00:34:03.074 Sammy: WAN late. 1005 00:34:03.107 --> 00:34:03.741 Plouffe: Indeed. 1006 00:34:03.941 --> 00:34:04.776 Sammy: Whose fault is it? 1007 00:34:05.009 --> 00:34:05.543 Ploufe: Hmm. 1008 00:34:07.278 --> 00:34:09.781 A little bit of mine, a little bit of Linus's. 1009 00:34:09.847 --> 00:34:10.681 Sammy: Nah, we're gonna blame Linus. 1010 00:34:10.681 --> 00:34:13.317 Plouffe: You know, that's a little bit... maybe Luke? 1011 00:34:13.351 --> 00:34:15.386 I can blame Luke, he's not here to defend himself. 1012 00:34:15.386 --> 00:34:16.254 Sammy: Yeah, we can blame Luke. 1013 00:34:16.254 --> 00:34:16.854 Plouffe: No, I don't want to do that; 1014 00:34:16.854 --> 00:34:18.556 Luke's amazing, I'm not gonna blame him. 1015 00:34:19.791 --> 00:34:20.558 Sammy: Oh my god! 1016 00:34:23.361 --> 00:34:24.062 Plouffe: A cold one. 1017 00:34:24.295 --> 00:34:25.430 Sammy: Oh my god, it's cold. 1018 00:34:27.432 --> 00:34:28.166 Plouffe: Cold and hard. 1019 00:34:28.499 --> 00:34:29.100 Linus: Hold on. 1020 00:34:29.167 --> 00:34:29.767 Sammy: Why do you have ice? 1021 00:34:29.901 --> 00:34:30.968 Linus: Negative a what now? 1022 00:34:31.069 --> 00:34:33.271 Plouffe: Cause we're gonna cool the Threadripper. 1023 00:34:33.438 --> 00:34:34.138 Sammy: With ice? 1024 00:34:34.238 --> 00:34:36.340 Plouffe: Yeah; we're gonna put it in that bucket. 1025 00:34:39.043 --> 00:34:44.115 Plouffe: The chiller is broken, and so we need to get this thing nice and cold. 1026 00:34:44.248 --> 00:34:46.884 Plouffe: So we're gonna throw the radiator in the bucket; 1027 00:34:47.652 --> 00:34:50.621 Plouffe: and then we'll throw a bunch of ice in the bucket. 1028 00:34:50.655 --> 00:34:54.158 Plouffe: Right now Linus is busy getting PPO instructions from Jon; 1029 00:34:54.859 --> 00:34:56.794 Plouffe: cause the lab tested it, not me. 1030 00:34:56.828 --> 00:34:59.997 Plouffe: So I don't know where all the PPO- 1031 00:35:01.165 --> 00:35:03.634 Plouffe: Yeah, cause the motherboard, the Sage motherboard, it's amazing; 1032 00:35:03.768 --> 00:35:05.036 it's got the worst BIOS. 1033 00:35:05.036 --> 00:35:07.305 Plouffe: It's from like, this is a new motherboard. 1034 00:35:07.305 --> 00:35:08.106 Sammy: Oh, this is brand new? 1035 00:35:08.106 --> 00:35:12.243 Plouffe: This is a new high end $1, 100 motherboard. 1036 00:35:12.376 --> 00:35:13.010 Sammy: What!? 1037 00:35:13.010 --> 00:35:15.012 Plouffe: And the BIOS looks like ass, and like- 1038 00:35:15.746 --> 00:35:17.548 Linus: All cores, and then- 1039 00:35:17.548 --> 00:35:18.015 Sammy: Why? 1040 00:35:18.049 --> 00:35:19.050 Plouffe: He's figuring it out. 1041 00:35:19.150 --> 00:35:19.984 Sammy: Why is it like that? 1042 00:35:20.084 --> 00:35:23.654 Plouffe: I don't- Cause ASUS decided to cheap out, I guess; I don't know. 1043 00:35:23.654 --> 00:35:25.957 Plouffe: It's an amazing motherboard, we appreciate it being sent to us. 1044 00:35:25.957 --> 00:35:29.560 Plouffe: We appreciate the Threadripper that was sent to us 1045 00:35:29.560 --> 00:35:32.029 Plouffe: and the $500 Silverstone AIO that was sent to us. 1046 00:35:32.063 --> 00:35:33.598 Plouffe: But yeah, I wish that BIOS was better. 1047 00:35:33.598 --> 00:35:34.298 Linus: Thanks boss. 1048 00:35:39.670 --> 00:35:42.406 Reece: Have you shown the people your outfit today there, Sammy? 1049 00:35:42.773 --> 00:35:44.575 Linus: Per core power offset... 1050 00:35:45.042 --> 00:35:46.344 Reece: Look at this. 1051 00:35:47.912 --> 00:35:48.946 Plouffe: Spin for us. 1052 00:35:49.747 --> 00:35:50.548 Plouffe: Wow. 1053 00:35:51.449 --> 00:35:52.216 Plouffe: Wow. 1054 00:35:56.787 --> 00:35:57.522 Sammy: It's comfy. 1055 00:35:58.222 --> 00:35:59.357 Plouffe: It was beautiful. 1056 00:35:59.457 --> 00:36:00.057 Sammy: Thank you. 1057 00:36:00.158 --> 00:36:01.893 Linus: G ood chat; okay, thanks Jon 1058 00:36:04.028 --> 00:36:04.829 Linus: Okay. 1059 00:36:05.963 --> 00:36:06.597 Plouffe: What did he say? 1060 00:36:06.731 --> 00:36:07.565 Linus: It was not on. 1061 00:36:07.565 --> 00:36:08.399 Plouffe: It wasn't on? 1062 00:36:08.399 --> 00:36:09.133 Linus: Yeah, so we're good. 1063 00:36:09.133 --> 00:36:10.568 Linus: Editor's note everything's okay. 1064 00:36:10.568 --> 00:36:11.002 Plouffe: Yeah... 1065 00:36:16.374 --> 00:36:17.375 Jon: Round three, what's up? 1066 00:36:17.475 --> 00:36:18.676 Linus: Here's Jonny. 1067 00:36:20.011 --> 00:36:20.845 Linus: Ah, sorry. 1068 00:36:20.945 --> 00:36:23.247 Linus: Um, oh god he's filming. 1069 00:36:24.982 --> 00:36:25.683 Sammy's here too. 1070 00:36:25.683 --> 00:36:26.317 Sammy: Hi Jon. 1071 00:36:26.984 --> 00:36:28.719 Linus: Sorry, I'm just waiting to get into the BIOS. 1072 00:36:29.820 --> 00:36:32.223 Linus: We got it up to like 390 watts 1073 00:36:32.223 --> 00:36:36.928 Linus: and it started turboing to 4.45, 4.5 in Cinebench; which is pretty cool. 1074 00:36:37.762 --> 00:36:38.262 Jon: Yeah. 1075 00:36:38.262 --> 00:36:40.464 Linus: But we're only hitting like 65 degrees; 1076 00:36:40.464 --> 00:36:43.568 so we're clearly not thermally limited in any way. 1077 00:36:43.568 --> 00:36:45.136 Linus: Do you have any idea? 1078 00:36:45.136 --> 00:36:46.103 Jon: Do you change the PPT? 1079 00:36:46.871 --> 00:36:50.041 Linus: I think so; you're just going to have to tell me if I did it wrong. 1080 00:36:50.041 --> 00:36:52.443 Cause this is my first time touching this motherboard. 1081 00:36:52.443 --> 00:36:56.414 So, here's our AMD overclocking menu. 1082 00:36:57.315 --> 00:36:57.815 Linus: Bada. 1083 00:36:59.550 --> 00:37:01.686 Jon: Can you go landscape so I can see the whole screen? 1084 00:37:02.253 --> 00:37:04.121 Linus: I can, I can do that. 1085 00:37:04.322 --> 00:37:04.789 Sammy: Can you hold it? 1086 00:37:07.325 --> 00:37:10.027 Linus: So I set it to 1 billion or something. 1087 00:37:11.862 --> 00:37:15.733 Jon: Yeah; that's the... scaler. 1088 00:37:15.866 --> 00:37:17.301 Linus: Eh! 1089 00:37:20.638 --> 00:37:21.339 Linus: Oh, okay. 1090 00:37:24.141 --> 00:37:25.943 Linus: Okay, so I set that to 100. 1091 00:37:25.943 --> 00:37:26.777 Jon: It's- 1092 00:37:26.777 --> 00:37:28.246 Linus: What's it set to by default though? 1093 00:37:28.246 --> 00:37:31.482 Because we're only at like 60 degrees, I don't think it was thermally limited. 1094 00:37:31.949 --> 00:37:35.953 Jon: No, it's basically going based off of the default, 1095 00:37:35.987 --> 00:37:38.623 when you don't have that set. 1096 00:37:38.623 --> 00:37:39.090 Linus: Got it. 1097 00:37:41.025 --> 00:37:42.793 Jon: I can't remember what the scaler does. 1098 00:37:42.994 --> 00:37:44.962 Plouffe: Scale, scales things. 1099 00:37:46.030 --> 00:37:48.532 Linus: Overrides the default silicon health management 1100 00:37:48.532 --> 00:37:51.402 Linus: to potentially achieve higher sustained frequencies under CPU load. 1101 00:37:51.402 --> 00:37:52.003 Plouffe: Yes! 1102 00:37:52.403 --> 00:37:53.137 Linus: Okay. 1103 00:37:53.137 --> 00:37:53.571 Plouffe: 10x! 1104 00:37:53.571 --> 00:37:54.171 Linus: 10x. 1105 00:37:57.408 --> 00:37:58.009 Jon: It might die- 1106 00:37:58.009 --> 00:37:59.644 Plouffe: If it dies it dies! 1107 00:37:59.744 --> 00:38:00.444 Jon: think it start at... 1108 00:38:01.312 --> 00:38:04.882 Plouffe: "Some of you may die and that is a risk I'm willing to take". 1109 00:38:07.318 --> 00:38:12.356 Jon: The last thing you might need, changes from the zeros to high numbers, 1110 00:38:12.890 --> 00:38:14.292 Plouffe: Oh, like 99999? 1111 00:38:14.292 --> 00:38:15.459 Jon: but try that first to see if it works. 1112 00:38:16.027 --> 00:38:21.565 Jon: Yeah, I think... I think they eventually have like cap out limits. 1113 00:38:24.001 --> 00:38:25.036 Plouffe: Invalid input. 1114 00:38:25.236 --> 00:38:25.770 Linus: There we go. 1115 00:38:28.539 --> 00:38:30.107 Plouffe: It's like final fantasy all over again. 1116 00:38:30.841 --> 00:38:31.542 Linus: Okay alright. 1117 00:38:31.542 --> 00:38:35.546 Plouffe: Because it caps at 10000 damage, well that's 100000, whatever. 1118 00:38:35.546 --> 00:38:38.182 Linus: Okay; anything else you can think of that we should try right now? 1119 00:38:39.250 --> 00:38:42.153 Jon: Give that a shot, see if that does anything; 1120 00:38:42.153 --> 00:38:45.189 but otherwise if you guys have any more problems 1121 00:38:45.189 --> 00:38:47.325 I'll just come over there and help you figure it out. 1122 00:38:47.325 --> 00:38:49.393 Plouffe: Okay, thanks Jon. 1123 00:38:50.294 --> 00:38:50.995 Linus: Thanks Jon. 1124 00:38:51.429 --> 00:38:52.463 Sammy: Thanks Jon. 1125 00:38:53.898 --> 00:38:54.999 Jon: You're welcome Sammy. 1126 00:38:55.299 --> 00:38:56.901 Plouffe: Oh wow, he knows it was you. 1127 00:38:59.136 --> 00:39:00.037 Sammy: He know I bother him. 1128 00:39:03.074 --> 00:39:04.175 Reece: Oh, you broke the bag. 1129 00:39:04.175 --> 00:39:07.378 Plouffe: I almost, that was intentional, that was calculated Reece. 1130 00:39:07.912 --> 00:39:08.879 Sammy: It's the ice bucket challenge. 1131 00:39:08.879 --> 00:39:10.715 Plouffe: No you don't, you just pour the whole thing in like this; 1132 00:39:10.715 --> 00:39:13.451 Plouffe: also I broke it by slamming it on the table like four times. 1133 00:39:13.484 --> 00:39:16.087 Plouffe: A little bit, I can feel it; it's a lot broken. 1134 00:39:16.754 --> 00:39:18.089 Plouffe: I want to dunk my head in here. 1135 00:39:18.989 --> 00:39:19.824 Plouffe: Do you want me to Sammy? 1136 00:39:20.524 --> 00:39:21.258 Linus: What's going on? 1137 00:39:21.258 --> 00:39:22.460 Plouffe: I want to dunk my head in there. 1138 00:39:22.460 --> 00:39:23.728 Linus: Why would you- What, what, what, what! 1139 00:39:23.728 --> 00:39:25.262 Linus: What's happening, why would you do this? 1140 00:39:25.596 --> 00:39:26.097 Linus: What. 1141 00:39:28.299 --> 00:39:29.400 Linus: Why did you do that? 1142 00:39:29.800 --> 00:39:30.901 Plouffe: I don't know, it was appealing, 1143 00:39:30.901 --> 00:39:34.839 Plouffe: and then Sammy started nodding at me and I said okay. 1144 00:39:36.307 --> 00:39:37.441 Plouffe: It's very refreshing. 1145 00:39:37.575 --> 00:39:39.043 Reece: Peer pressure but it was the... 1146 00:39:39.043 --> 00:39:42.179 Plouffe: I was the instigator and then sammy started nodding, 1147 00:39:42.179 --> 00:39:44.348 like really- Yeah you should really do it! 1148 00:39:44.448 --> 00:39:45.216 Linus: You sure it's refreshing? 1149 00:39:45.316 --> 00:39:46.283 Plouffe: Yeah, do you want to try? 1150 00:39:50.121 --> 00:39:52.823 Linus: That's horrible! Why would you tell me to do that!? 1151 00:39:58.763 --> 00:39:59.730 Plouffe: I thought it was nice. 1152 00:40:00.498 --> 00:40:01.132 Sammy: I kind of want to try. 1153 00:40:01.132 --> 00:40:01.966 Linus: Do we have any tubing? 1154 00:40:03.000 --> 00:40:04.969 Plouffe: Oh, the mic fell off my shirt too. 1155 00:40:04.969 --> 00:40:09.440 Oh yeah, we should, yeah there's all these tubes that we grabbed for this guy. 1156 00:40:10.741 --> 00:40:11.409 Sammy: Your hair looks good. 1157 00:40:11.409 --> 00:40:12.343 Reece: Do you want microfibers? 1158 00:40:12.777 --> 00:40:16.013 Plouffe: Yeah, we have microfibers; you give him one, I'll take one. 1159 00:40:16.013 --> 00:40:16.514 Reece: Here. 1160 00:40:21.485 --> 00:40:24.488 Plouffe: You can't put a bucket of ice somewhere and then not put your head in it. 1161 00:40:24.488 --> 00:40:26.824 Linus: I'm reminded of the scene from Last Action Hero, 1162 00:40:26.824 --> 00:40:32.696 where he falls in the tar pit and cleans himself off with like a napkin. 1163 00:40:33.030 --> 00:40:34.465 Glenn: Are you gonna dunk your head in the water? 1164 00:40:34.598 --> 00:40:35.132 Sammy: Oh yeah. 1165 00:40:35.132 --> 00:40:36.734 Glenn: Do it, I'll film you right now; give me. 1166 00:40:38.602 --> 00:40:41.338 Sammy: I was in my full *unintelligible*, but is it nasty there? 1167 00:40:41.372 --> 00:40:42.173 Plouffe: No, not really. 1168 00:40:42.973 --> 00:40:43.841 Sammy: Excuse me sir. 1169 00:40:43.974 --> 00:40:45.409 Linus: I mean both Plouffe and I put our heads in it. 1170 00:40:45.409 --> 00:40:47.478 Linus: Wait what? What is happening? Why would you do that? 1171 00:40:47.478 --> 00:40:51.148 Plouffe: Intel will never recover from this, Threadripper 9980X... 1172 00:40:51.315 --> 00:40:52.716 Glenn: Oh my god it's- 1173 00:40:53.350 --> 00:40:54.151 Plouffe: AMD's- 1174 00:40:54.151 --> 00:40:56.053 Linus: Oh my god; you're getting it all over the floor. 1175 00:40:56.153 --> 00:40:57.388 Plouffe: How was it Sammy? 1176 00:40:58.055 --> 00:40:58.456 Sammy: Huh? 1177 00:40:58.622 --> 00:40:59.557 Plouffe: It's cold, how was it? 1178 00:40:59.557 --> 00:41:02.393 Sammy: There's ice, why there's, there's ice in my ear. 1179 00:41:02.460 --> 00:41:05.095 Plouffe: Yeah that happened to me too, I couldn't hear for a hot second. 1180 00:41:05.095 --> 00:41:05.496 Sammy: Sorry. 1181 00:41:05.996 --> 00:41:08.065 Plouffe: AMD's nuts threadripper 9980... 1182 00:41:08.065 --> 00:41:08.632 Sammy: I made a mess. 1183 00:41:09.700 --> 00:41:10.634 Sammy: Dad I thew up. 1184 00:41:12.903 --> 00:41:13.938 Plouffe: I had a bad dream. 1185 00:41:14.104 --> 00:41:15.973 Sammy: I thew up, I'm scared dad. 1186 00:41:17.942 --> 00:41:19.343 Plouffe: Okay, Threadripper 64- 1187 00:41:19.343 --> 00:41:20.511 Glenn: Okay, hold on, Sammy. 1188 00:41:23.481 --> 00:41:27.184 Sammy: Oh, there's so much water in my ears; I can't hear. 1189 00:41:27.218 --> 00:41:28.385 Sammy: You guys will do the title and thumbnail. 1190 00:41:29.353 --> 00:41:29.954 Plouffe: What? 1191 00:41:30.387 --> 00:41:31.822 Sammy: For WAN Show, you need the title and thumbnail as well. 1192 00:41:31.922 --> 00:41:33.557 Linus: Oh is Dan there? Is Luke there? 1193 00:41:33.557 --> 00:41:34.592 Sammy: I can double check for you. 1194 00:41:34.592 --> 00:41:36.393 Linus: Yeah, if you don't mind that would be very useful. 1195 00:41:36.393 --> 00:41:36.861 Sammy: Alright. 1196 00:41:38.496 --> 00:41:39.363 Sammy: Oh, they've left. 1197 00:41:40.464 --> 00:41:42.500 Sammy: Can you tell Dan and Luke that Linus is done? 1198 00:41:43.200 --> 00:41:44.134 Sammy: I don't have my phone with me. 1199 00:41:45.569 --> 00:41:49.840 Linus: Should I carry under my ARM like my load of winter gear? 1200 00:41:49.940 --> 00:41:50.274 Linus: Cool. 1201 00:41:50.908 --> 00:41:51.742 Sammy: Eight more minutes. 1202 00:41:51.842 --> 00:41:54.545 Plouffe: What did he get what did he score on the narcissist test Sammy? 1203 00:41:54.645 --> 00:41:57.081 Sammy: 17 out of 40 I think; which is- 1204 00:41:57.081 --> 00:41:57.948 Plouffe: That's actually not that bad. 1205 00:41:57.948 --> 00:41:58.315 Linus: Okay. 1206 00:41:58.315 --> 00:41:59.617 Plouffe: I expected a little bit more, alright. 1207 00:42:01.986 --> 00:42:03.320 Linus: What an a**hole. 1208 00:42:04.855 --> 00:42:05.856 Sammy: He's on par with celebrities. 1209 00:42:05.856 --> 00:42:07.892 Plouffe: Yeah, that's not the most- 1210 00:42:08.025 --> 00:42:09.326 Linus: Specifically U.S ones, unfortunately. 1211 00:42:12.930 --> 00:42:13.664 Plouffe: Like Trump! 1212 00:42:17.167 --> 00:42:18.802 Plouffe: You guys have something in common. 1213 00:42:21.272 --> 00:42:23.307 Linus: Plouffe I have a really stupid idea. 1214 00:42:23.407 --> 00:42:24.875 Plouffe: What is it? I love stupid ideas. 1215 00:42:26.343 --> 00:42:31.448 Linus: If you just like stand here and hold this, and then- 1216 00:42:31.448 --> 00:42:32.816 Plouffe: You're reaching for the Threadripper? 1217 00:42:32.816 --> 00:42:35.185 Linus: As I reach up it completely breaks the green screen; 1218 00:42:35.185 --> 00:42:36.587 Linus: You know what, maybe it's stupid, I don't know. 1219 00:42:36.587 --> 00:42:37.187 Plouffe: That's kind of funny. 1220 00:42:38.756 --> 00:42:40.691 Linus: Kind of funny is what I aspire to- 1221 00:42:40.691 --> 00:42:41.058 Plouffe: Yeah. 1222 00:42:43.193 --> 00:42:44.828 Plouffe: Well if it's kind of funny right now 1223 00:42:45.229 --> 00:42:47.331 then in a video it'll be even more funny. 1224 00:42:47.898 --> 00:42:49.833 Also I can only hold it up this high... 1225 00:42:53.704 --> 00:42:55.706 Plouffe: And the ladder says don't climb on the back there. 1226 00:43:08.953 --> 00:43:10.187 Plouffe: There you go, that's it. 1227 00:43:12.022 --> 00:43:13.390 Sammy: On the Soundcloud right now. 1228 00:43:14.191 --> 00:43:17.728 Plouffe: That's- Yeah we'll put that up, we'll call it the 9000 series. 1229 00:43:19.897 --> 00:43:20.397 Sammy: Out now. 1230 00:43:21.298 --> 00:43:23.934 Plouffe: It's on my, it's on my personal Soundcloud. 1231 00:43:24.768 --> 00:43:30.274 Plouffe: On there you'll find uh exasperated noises, stupid jokes; 1232 00:43:30.574 --> 00:43:34.712 and uh... that song, that's it. 1233 00:43:35.312 --> 00:43:36.680 Plouffe: Subscribe on bandcamp. 1234 00:43:38.616 --> 00:43:40.818 Linus: Can we see more of the ladder? 1235 00:43:41.251 --> 00:43:41.652 Plouffe: Yeah. 1236 00:43:41.652 --> 00:43:44.588 Linus: So that we can kind of like put a mountain here? 1237 00:43:44.588 --> 00:43:45.122 Plouffe: Sure. 1238 00:43:45.155 --> 00:43:46.090 Linus: Okay, cool. 1239 00:43:48.225 --> 00:43:51.762 Linus: if I walked out of frame that way... you know what? It doesn't matter. 1240 00:43:52.596 --> 00:43:53.897 Linus: I'm just gonna- I'll walk in. 1241 00:43:53.897 --> 00:43:55.165 Plouffe: Is the screen just the frame? 1242 00:43:55.366 --> 00:43:58.769 Glenn: Yeah, right here I see you; keep going, keep going and you are out. 1243 00:43:59.336 --> 00:44:00.137 Plouffe: Is the box in? 1244 00:44:00.237 --> 00:44:01.238 Glenn: Just a little bit. 1245 00:44:01.238 --> 00:44:03.507 Linus: ...right now anyway, so I think you can just stand there. 1246 00:44:03.741 --> 00:44:05.409 Linus: Because we're gonna put a mountain there right? 1247 00:44:05.409 --> 00:44:05.943 Glenn: Oh sure. 1248 00:44:05.943 --> 00:44:08.045 Plouffe: Oh yeah, that's pretty funny if we like 1249 00:44:08.045 --> 00:44:10.347 take the mountain away for like a frame. 1250 00:44:13.050 --> 00:44:13.550 Linus: You're ready? 1251 00:44:13.550 --> 00:44:13.984 Andrew: Rolling. 1252 00:44:13.984 --> 00:44:14.985 Plouffe: Sometimes I have ideas. 1253 00:44:15.653 --> 00:44:24.595 Linus: Can 64 Zen 5 cores and over 300 million bytes of cash ascend us to dizzying heights, 1254 00:44:24.595 --> 00:44:28.098 the likes of which high end desktops have never seen before? 1255 00:44:28.232 --> 00:44:30.401 Or is this going to be a classic modern- 1256 00:44:30.534 --> 00:44:32.903 Yeah; yeah I guess the new one's faster. 1257 00:44:33.470 --> 00:44:37.574 To find out I'm going to have to brave Shimada peak! 1258 00:44:41.945 --> 00:44:42.813 You bastard. 1259 00:44:45.282 --> 00:44:48.419 Linus: After I brave today's segue, to our sponsor. 1260 00:44:50.421 --> 00:44:51.488 Linus: Really hope this works. 1261 00:44:52.156 --> 00:44:53.290 Glenn: Can we do that one more time? 1262 00:44:53.290 --> 00:44:53.757 Linus: Yeah. 1263 00:44:53.891 --> 00:44:57.061 Glenn: The only thing I'm kind of scared of is since Plouffe is like, they're is static 1264 00:44:57.061 --> 00:44:58.495 his shadow is also kind of coming through. 1265 00:44:58.495 --> 00:44:59.163 Linus: It doesn't matter. 1266 00:44:59.163 --> 00:44:59.830 Glenn: It doesn't matter? 1267 00:44:59.830 --> 00:45:00.397 Linus: No. 1268 00:45:00.397 --> 00:45:04.001 Plouffe: This thing is supposed to be super good at like hitting all that **** out and stuff. 1269 00:45:04.001 --> 00:45:05.669 Linus: Also like if it's a bad key- 1270 00:45:05.669 --> 00:45:09.073 Plouffe: It's fine, yeah this is intentionally a little bit cheesy. 1271 00:45:09.073 --> 00:45:12.309 Linus: The mountain is literally just going to be a superimposed flat image. 1272 00:45:12.309 --> 00:45:13.544 Linus: Like it doesn't matter. 1273 00:45:13.544 --> 00:45:16.013 Plouffe: We're not getting video of like stock footage. 1274 00:45:16.013 --> 00:45:17.381 Linus: Okay, okay we good? 1275 00:45:17.514 --> 00:45:18.582 Glenn: We are done then. 1276 00:45:18.582 --> 00:45:19.083 Linus: Okay. 1277 00:45:19.249 --> 00:45:19.850 Plouffe: Hurray. 1278 00:45:20.150 --> 00:45:20.851 Sammy: Hurray. 1279 00:45:20.851 --> 00:45:21.552 Plouffe: Hurray. 1280 00:45:22.519 --> 00:45:23.120 Sammy: That's a wrap. 1281 00:45:23.220 --> 00:45:29.426 Plouffe: Hurray, hurray, hurray hurray. 1282 00:45:29.727 --> 00:45:31.195 Linus: Can you put that back on the TechLinked prompter? 1283 00:45:31.195 --> 00:45:32.029 Sammy: For you? Absolutely. 1284 00:45:32.029 --> 00:45:32.896 Linus: Thank you so much. 1285 00:45:32.896 --> 00:45:33.831 Sammy: No, thank you. 1286 00:45:36.033 --> 00:45:37.201 Sammy: Can you put this on the prompter? 1287 00:45:37.768 --> 00:45:38.202 Glenn: Can you throw it? 1288 00:45:44.708 --> 00:45:48.412 Sammy: I tried recording and throwing it, sorry, sorry. 1289 00:45:49.880 --> 00:45:50.314 Sammy: Hi. 1290 00:45:50.314 --> 00:45:50.781 Dan: Hey. 1291 00:45:50.881 --> 00:45:52.349 Sammy: Do you want to dunk your head in ice? 1292 00:45:54.752 --> 00:45:55.252 Dan and Luke: What? 1293 00:45:55.385 --> 00:45:56.620 Sammy: Do you want to dunk your head in ice? 1294 00:45:56.620 --> 00:45:57.054 Dan: Why? 1295 00:45:57.287 --> 00:45:58.722 Sammy: I don't know, because it's kind of refreshing. 1296 00:46:00.157 --> 00:46:00.858 Luke: Is this for-? 1297 00:46:00.891 --> 00:46:01.592 Dan: Like now? 1298 00:46:01.658 --> 00:46:02.292 Sammy: Yeah. 1299 00:46:03.093 --> 00:46:03.560 Luke: What? 1300 00:46:03.560 --> 00:46:03.994 Dan: What? 1301 00:46:05.462 --> 00:46:07.631 Luke: Right before that he's actually going to be on set? 1302 00:46:07.631 --> 00:46:08.031 Sammy: Yeah. 1303 00:46:08.098 --> 00:46:10.834 Luke: What is this, why is there a thing of ice? 1304 00:46:10.934 --> 00:46:11.902 Luke: Is this for a video they're doing? 1305 00:46:11.902 --> 00:46:12.269 Sammy: Yeah. 1306 00:46:12.369 --> 00:46:13.537 Luke: Is Linus dunking his head in ice? 1307 00:46:13.537 --> 00:46:16.573 Sammy: He did already; so did Plouffe and I did too. 1308 00:46:16.607 --> 00:46:20.878 Sammy: So now you don't, now you look like wussies if you don't do it. 1309 00:46:20.878 --> 00:46:21.812 Plouffe: We did it. 1310 00:46:21.912 --> 00:46:22.446 Luke: Where is it? 1311 00:46:22.579 --> 00:46:23.046 Plouffe: It's over there. 1312 00:46:23.347 --> 00:46:24.748 Plouffe: It's ice cold! 1313 00:46:24.848 --> 00:46:25.716 Luke: Hell yeah bro. 1314 00:46:25.716 --> 00:46:26.750 Linus: ...And we were like, yeah, do it! 1315 00:46:26.750 --> 00:46:28.318 Plouffe: Hey, if it's for the great- 1316 00:46:28.352 --> 00:46:28.819 Sammy: Jesus! 1317 00:46:28.819 --> 00:46:29.219 Plouffe: Yes! 1318 00:46:29.219 --> 00:46:30.053 Sammy: Holy crap. 1319 00:46:33.357 --> 00:46:35.726 Linus: ...Threadripper right there, don't dunk it too much. 1320 00:46:37.528 --> 00:46:39.062 Sammy: Oh my god, you went all the way in. 1321 00:46:39.062 --> 00:46:40.631 Plouffe: Yeah, it's ice cold. 1322 00:46:40.898 --> 00:46:41.532 Luke: Hell yeah. 1323 00:46:42.866 --> 00:46:44.501 Linus: Liquid cooled! 1324 00:46:45.302 --> 00:46:47.137 Luke: I'll take that over an energy drink any day. 1325 00:46:47.237 --> 00:46:48.071 Sammy: Is that refreshing? 1326 00:46:48.272 --> 00:46:48.839 Luke: Yeah. 1327 00:46:49.506 --> 00:46:51.809 Luke: Though I couldn't speak for a second when I came out of the water. 1328 00:46:51.809 --> 00:46:54.711 Sammy: Yeah no, I did it too; I got ice in my ears. 1329 00:46:54.978 --> 00:46:55.679 Luke: Oh yeah. 1330 00:46:55.679 --> 00:46:56.346 Sammy: I thought I went deaf. 1331 00:46:58.649 --> 00:46:59.449 Luke: That's cool, thank you. 1332 00:46:59.883 --> 00:47:00.417 Sammy: Yes. 1333 00:47:00.584 --> 00:47:01.218 Linus: Oh god. 1334 00:47:03.187 --> 00:47:03.720 Linus: Okay. 1335 00:47:04.254 --> 00:47:04.855 Sammy: He's tired. 1336 00:47:04.855 --> 00:47:06.490 Linus: What a f***ing week man. 1337 00:47:06.824 --> 00:47:07.191 Luke: Yeah. 1338 00:47:08.792 --> 00:47:12.029 Linus: Why do they call it a week when you have to be so strong to get through it? 1339 00:47:15.032 --> 00:47:16.066 Linus: It's gonna be a good WAN Show. 1340 00:47:16.867 --> 00:47:18.368 Sammy: Alright, bye. 1341 00:47:18.569 --> 00:47:19.136 Luke: Bye. 1342 00:47:19.469 --> 00:47:20.337 Sammy: Bye Dan. 1343 00:47:20.504 --> 00:47:23.407 Sammy: Thanks for watching that episode, if you like the series make sure to leave a like 1344 00:47:23.407 --> 00:47:26.910 so I know you guys are enjoying the series, and have a good old day. 1345 00:47:26.910 --> 00:47:27.578 Sammy: Bye.