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Natalie: Hello, my name is Natalie and I'm part of the Creator Warehouse team as the inventory coordinator. 2 00:00:04.938 --> 00:00:07.607 Sammy: Okay Natalie, before we start you had to give us two truths and a lie. 3 00:00:07.607 --> 00:00:09.509 Natalie: I have a second degree black belt. 4 00:00:09.509 --> 00:00:13.880 Two, I have received two speeding tickets since the start of the year. 5 00:00:13.947 --> 00:00:14.647 Sammy: Two!? 6 00:00:14.814 --> 00:00:15.949 Natalie: Two speeding tickets. 7 00:00:15.949 --> 00:00:18.151 Natalie: I've never broken or fractured a bone before. 8 00:00:18.284 --> 00:00:20.186 Sammy: That was mine, what the heck? Did you watch my video? 9 00:00:20.220 --> 00:00:20.653 Natalie: Part of it. 10 00:00:20.754 --> 00:00:21.921 Sammy: Wow, you clicked off. 11 00:00:22.088 --> 00:00:22.655 Natalie: Yeah, yeah. 12 00:00:22.655 --> 00:00:24.224 Sammy: Wasn't that interesting though, I guess? 13 00:00:24.391 --> 00:00:25.825 Natalie: No, it's pretty good; I think I watched a few. 14 00:00:25.959 --> 00:00:28.128 Sammy: So I guess the first question is, who are you? 15 00:00:28.261 --> 00:00:30.330 Sammy: We know you're Natalie, but who really are you? 16 00:00:30.430 --> 00:00:32.298 Natalie: Who- I hate this question. 17 00:00:32.499 --> 00:00:35.468 Natalie: My last name is Fox, and I'm like... 18 00:00:36.202 --> 00:00:41.074 I look fully Asian, but I'm apparently like a 16th white; and that's why my last name is Fox. 19 00:00:41.107 --> 00:00:41.641 Natalie: I don't know. 20 00:00:43.209 --> 00:00:45.612 Natalie: Every time like people meet me in person for the first time, 21 00:00:45.612 --> 00:00:48.014 they've like seen my name before, they're like, oh I thought you were white. 22 00:00:48.014 --> 00:00:50.683 I'm like, oh well, thanks I guess; I don't know. 23 00:00:50.717 --> 00:00:56.423 Natalie: It's because Hong Kong was a British colony; and so like stuff happened in the family tree. 24 00:00:56.523 --> 00:00:57.257 And then, yeah. 25 00:00:57.323 --> 00:00:59.726 It actually used to be, it was supposed to be Walkinshaw, 26 00:00:59.859 --> 00:01:02.562 but someone changed it thankfully, to Fox. 27 00:01:02.662 --> 00:01:04.798 Natalie: And so my life is a lot easier, it's kind of cooler. 28 00:01:04.931 --> 00:01:06.099 Sammy: Is that why you love Foxes? 29 00:01:06.199 --> 00:01:06.733 Natalie: I do. 30 00:01:07.100 --> 00:01:08.701 Natalie: That is one of the reasons why. 31 00:01:08.735 --> 00:01:10.403 Sammy: Was it like a correlation or a causation? 32 00:01:10.437 --> 00:01:12.505 Natalie: I like Foxes because my last name is Fox; 33 00:01:12.505 --> 00:01:13.973 Natalie: but then it's not like I don't, 34 00:01:13.973 --> 00:01:16.843 even if my last name wasn't Fox, like I think they're still cute. 35 00:01:16.876 --> 00:01:17.944 Sammy: What does your day to day entail? 36 00:01:17.944 --> 00:01:19.446 Sammy: What is like the role definition? 37 00:01:19.479 --> 00:01:23.516 Natalie: TLDR, I count things at Creator Warehouse. 38 00:01:23.516 --> 00:01:27.353 Natalie: So anything to do with the LTTStore.com, I do the cycle counts 39 00:01:27.353 --> 00:01:29.389 or help with the cycle counts. 40 00:01:29.456 --> 00:01:32.859 We do have a third-party warehouse, so I help manage that there. 41 00:01:32.859 --> 00:01:36.596 There's a lot of things changing in the inventory world with warehousing, 42 00:01:36.596 --> 00:01:41.134 because all the tariffs and stuff; but that's basically the gist of it. 43 00:01:41.167 --> 00:01:45.939 I am doing a lot of other like financial stuff as well, like related to inventory. 44 00:01:45.939 --> 00:01:48.708 Although I'm part of the Creator Warehouse team, I'm actually sitting with accounting. 45 00:01:48.708 --> 00:01:54.781 So a lot of my tasks help with the financial side related to inventory for Creator Warehouse. 46 00:01:54.914 --> 00:01:57.984 And I also do a lot of procurement specifically for Creator Warehouse, 47 00:01:57.984 --> 00:02:02.689 like sample purchases, whether it's clothing, paint, I don't know stuff like that. 48 00:02:02.689 --> 00:02:04.457 Sammy: Then how long have you been at the company for? 49 00:02:04.557 --> 00:02:08.194 Natalie: I've been at the company for almost three and a half years now. 50 00:02:08.194 --> 00:02:10.730 Sammy: Did you start as an Inventory Coordinator or did you-? 51 00:02:10.730 --> 00:02:14.300 Natalie: I started as a Purchase and Shipping Coordinator. 52 00:02:14.367 --> 00:02:18.838 Natalie: So all the inbound bulk order shipments, I don't touch anymore. 53 00:02:18.838 --> 00:02:25.512 I used to create POs and send POs to suppliers for orders like the framework hoodie, 54 00:02:25.545 --> 00:02:27.981 stuff like that; all the bulk orders, I used to do all that, 55 00:02:27.981 --> 00:02:29.849 but that's all passed down to other people. 56 00:02:29.949 --> 00:02:33.520 Inventory Coordinator, I started in October. 57 00:02:33.553 --> 00:02:38.057 I was slowly transitioning out of certain roles and responsibilities during the time; 58 00:02:38.091 --> 00:02:41.261 but officially, an inventory coordinator was October. 59 00:02:41.294 --> 00:02:42.829 Sammy: So then what hobbies do you have? 60 00:02:42.829 --> 00:02:45.165 Natalie: I like to ride motorcycles. 61 00:02:45.198 --> 00:02:49.235 Natalie: That's probably one of the biggest time consuming hobbies I have right now. 62 00:02:49.269 --> 00:02:50.737 Obviously, I only ride when it's sunny. 63 00:02:50.737 --> 00:02:51.971 I don't ride year-round. 64 00:02:52.005 --> 00:02:56.476 I like to keep my bike dry and myself dry; it's not fun riding in the rain. 65 00:02:56.509 --> 00:03:00.613 I don't rain riding gear either, so it's like if it pours I'm screwed. 66 00:03:00.713 --> 00:03:03.716 I also like to ski during the winter. 67 00:03:03.716 --> 00:03:05.985 And then- Oh I wrote another thing; what was that, a hobby? 68 00:03:05.985 --> 00:03:06.986 Natalie: Gaming, of course. 69 00:03:07.020 --> 00:03:10.256 I like to play Valorant, I don't play that as much now. 70 00:03:10.256 --> 00:03:11.624 I don't really have a lot of people to play with. 71 00:03:12.091 --> 00:03:15.161 ARAM is a- I play a lot of ARAM. 72 00:03:15.161 --> 00:03:16.296 Sammy: For context, that's a League of Legends. 73 00:03:16.296 --> 00:03:19.499 Natalie: Okay, so League of Legends is like different from ARAM, is what I tell people; 74 00:03:19.532 --> 00:03:23.269 because like League of Legends, you think of like Summoner's Rift and like Rank Games. 75 00:03:23.269 --> 00:03:26.472 Like no, I just play ARAM for chills, right? So it's kind of different. 76 00:03:26.506 --> 00:03:27.574 It's less toxic, I think. 77 00:03:27.774 --> 00:03:29.309 Sammy: How long have you been riding your motorcycle for? 78 00:03:29.342 --> 00:03:32.378 Natalie: Ooh, I think this year would be six years, riding. 79 00:03:32.378 --> 00:03:33.012 Sammy: Wow, six years. 80 00:03:33.012 --> 00:03:34.247 Natalie: Yeah, yeah. 81 00:03:34.280 --> 00:03:35.114 Sammy: That's pretty fun. 82 00:03:35.114 --> 00:03:35.782 Natalie: Yeah, it's pretty fun. 83 00:03:35.782 --> 00:03:37.517 Sammy: How many motorcycles have you gone through? 84 00:03:37.517 --> 00:03:38.117 Natalie: Three. 85 00:03:38.151 --> 00:03:40.453 Natalie: So the first one, for those that you know, 86 00:03:40.486 --> 00:03:46.292 a Honda CB500F, which is a naked more standard style bike; that was my first bike. 87 00:03:46.326 --> 00:03:51.531 Second bike was another naked style bike with a Street Triple RS from Triumph. 88 00:03:51.698 --> 00:03:56.536 That one got stolen, and so my third bike that I'm on now is a Yamaha R6. 89 00:03:56.569 --> 00:04:01.074 And while I had the Yamaha R6, I actually got a call back from RCMP. 90 00:04:01.074 --> 00:04:04.077 It was like, hey are you the owner of this bike, the Street Triple that got stolen? 91 00:04:04.110 --> 00:04:06.679 So we bought it back from our insurance company for like pretty cheap 92 00:04:06.679 --> 00:04:10.717 because we like, we got paid off for it; and we bought it back for like $1, 100. 93 00:04:10.750 --> 00:04:12.118 Natalie: And like, it was pretty good shape. 94 00:04:12.151 --> 00:04:15.221 Natalie: So it was pretty valuable, I think we're using it as a track bike right now. 95 00:04:15.421 --> 00:04:17.824 Sammy: Okay, so then what made you interested in your current role? 96 00:04:17.857 --> 00:04:24.030 Natalie: So operations is the role or the field that I got into. 97 00:04:24.030 --> 00:04:27.567 So operations that includes like shipping, logistics, 98 00:04:27.567 --> 00:04:29.669 inventory, warehouse management, all that stuff. 99 00:04:29.702 --> 00:04:32.205 When I first graduated high school I actually went into interior design, 100 00:04:32.205 --> 00:04:34.674 which is like completely opposite from what I'm doing right now. 101 00:04:34.707 --> 00:04:37.977 And then I was doing like a certificate course; 102 00:04:37.977 --> 00:04:39.178 and then I was working at the same time. 103 00:04:39.178 --> 00:04:40.513 I was working at like a furniture store. 104 00:04:40.613 --> 00:04:42.448 I don't exactly remember what clicked, 105 00:04:42.448 --> 00:04:48.421 but something in the processes of how things worked at the furniture store. 106 00:04:48.454 --> 00:04:53.393 Like just like, I want to improve some of this like operations here. 107 00:04:53.426 --> 00:04:55.428 Like, and then I looked into what programs I could do; 108 00:04:55.428 --> 00:04:57.697 so I went to BCIT for like operations management. 109 00:04:57.697 --> 00:04:58.765 Sammy: That's cool, that's cool. 110 00:04:59.332 --> 00:05:02.068 Okay, so then what made you want to choose, I guess LMG? 111 00:05:02.135 --> 00:05:05.738 Was it just like a, oh it's there? Or did you know of LMG prior? 112 00:05:05.805 --> 00:05:08.074 Natalie: So I didn't know of LMG prior to this. 113 00:05:08.074 --> 00:05:09.976 Nicole, I was high school friends with her; 114 00:05:09.976 --> 00:05:13.079 and then she referred me to this job at first. 115 00:05:13.179 --> 00:05:15.181 I think there was like a customer service role that I applied for; 116 00:05:15.281 --> 00:05:17.917 and then there was a, the product and shipping one. 117 00:05:18.017 --> 00:05:19.419 And then I applied to both. 118 00:05:19.519 --> 00:05:23.122 I think at that time it was like, like hiring was really busy; 119 00:05:23.122 --> 00:05:25.391 so I didn't get an answer back for a while. 120 00:05:25.391 --> 00:05:28.294 Yeah, so she helped me like get this job I guess; 121 00:05:28.294 --> 00:05:30.263 because like I didn't, I didn't know of LMG before this. 122 00:05:30.630 --> 00:05:32.098 Sammy: So then how is working at LMG? 123 00:05:32.098 --> 00:05:34.334 Natalie: Working at LMG is pretty good. 124 00:05:34.434 --> 00:05:36.769 In comparison to the other places I've worked at, 125 00:05:36.903 --> 00:05:39.505 there's a lot of young people here, which is like good. 126 00:05:39.605 --> 00:05:41.207 It's more, everyone's still relatable. 127 00:05:41.341 --> 00:05:45.311 Again, like I watched your Meet the Team too as well. 128 00:05:45.345 --> 00:05:50.149 It's, when I say it's not cringy or it's not like PR, 129 00:05:50.149 --> 00:05:53.686 whatever HR thing, it's like the people are like the best part of it. 130 00:05:53.686 --> 00:05:56.789 Yeah it's not, it's not cliche or anything; it's like actually true. 131 00:05:56.823 --> 00:06:01.027 Like out of all the places I've worked at, like the people here are really good; 132 00:06:01.027 --> 00:06:03.996 and it's like so important I think in my opinion, 133 00:06:04.030 --> 00:06:06.866 to have a good work environment with good people. 134 00:06:07.133 --> 00:06:09.302 Sammy: What's the weirdest thing then about working at LMG? 135 00:06:09.402 --> 00:06:11.237 Natalie: The weirdest, I don't, I want to say- 136 00:06:11.237 --> 00:06:13.206 I don't think weird, but it's just because- 137 00:06:13.272 --> 00:06:15.375 So I'm in the studio, right? 138 00:06:15.475 --> 00:06:17.944 So sometimes like I- The staff are downstairs. 139 00:06:17.944 --> 00:06:20.513 Sometimes I will hear like yelling or loud noises; 140 00:06:20.546 --> 00:06:22.348 I'm like, oh it's just another day at LMG. 141 00:06:22.849 --> 00:06:27.520 Maybe the weirdest thing that I came across recently maybe 142 00:06:27.520 --> 00:06:30.790 was Linus and I think it was Kitboga that were- 143 00:06:30.823 --> 00:06:32.392 They were filming in the conference room; 144 00:06:32.392 --> 00:06:35.027 so it was like right outside the accounting area. 145 00:06:35.128 --> 00:06:40.433 And I heard him doing the skit where it's like, 146 00:06:40.433 --> 00:06:42.602 no, no, no, like don't redeem the card; 147 00:06:42.602 --> 00:06:44.804 Natalie: and I heard that in person, which is kind of funny, 148 00:06:44.804 --> 00:06:46.773 but that was the most recent weird thing. 149 00:06:47.006 --> 00:06:48.708 Kit: I'm redeeming the card. 150 00:06:48.808 --> 00:06:49.876 Linus: No, no! 151 00:06:50.009 --> 00:06:52.178 Linus: No, no, no! No, no, no! 152 00:06:52.178 --> 00:06:53.780 Linus: You don't have to do that! 153 00:06:53.813 --> 00:06:54.814 Kit: But you told me to. 154 00:06:54.914 --> 00:06:55.681 Linus: Do not redee- 155 00:06:55.681 --> 00:06:57.417 Sammy: I thought you were going to mention the fact that like, 156 00:06:57.417 --> 00:07:01.254 oh one week I'm doing my job, next week I'm doing Scrapyard Wars. 157 00:07:01.354 --> 00:07:03.089 Natalie: That's not weird though; I like that. 158 00:07:03.189 --> 00:07:05.825 Natalie: That's fun; so I think that was another question that you had there, 159 00:07:05.825 --> 00:07:07.226 like the coolest part? 160 00:07:07.226 --> 00:07:08.261 Sammy: Yeah, yeah we- 161 00:07:08.261 --> 00:07:09.862 Sammy: Yeah, the coolest project, yeah. 162 00:07:09.896 --> 00:07:12.865 Natalie: Yeah, the coolest project that I worked on, 163 00:07:12.865 --> 00:07:15.768 that's not related to like my role specifically was Scrapyard Wars, 164 00:07:15.768 --> 00:07:17.437 which was filmed last week. 165 00:07:17.470 --> 00:07:18.905 Sammy: Like what was the coolest part, I guess? 166 00:07:18.905 --> 00:07:21.107 Sammy: You can... don't spoil the ending, but tell us a little. 167 00:07:21.107 --> 00:07:24.844 Natalie: Okay, the coolest part was just not being at my desk doing my regular work, 168 00:07:24.877 --> 00:07:30.082 and just interacting with other team members of LMG that I don't usually work with. 169 00:07:30.116 --> 00:07:33.252 So *censored* ... um, I shouldn't spoil that, should I? 170 00:07:33.352 --> 00:07:34.720 Sammy: Uh, I mean... yeah. 171 00:07:34.720 --> 00:07:35.421 Natalie: So cut that, cut that. 172 00:07:35.421 --> 00:07:36.055 Sammy: Yeah, yeah, yeah, don't. 173 00:07:36.155 --> 00:07:39.559 Natalie: So working with other people in the company that I don't usually work with. 174 00:07:40.726 --> 00:07:42.361 Yeah, that was a fun part; that was cool. 175 00:07:42.495 --> 00:07:43.930 Just being part of it. 176 00:07:44.030 --> 00:07:47.467 Sammy: Okay, but what about a product related to your current job? 177 00:07:47.600 --> 00:07:52.138 Natalie: I wont specifically choose like a single thing, 178 00:07:52.205 --> 00:07:55.808 but in general, like when I used to place orders or even now 179 00:07:55.808 --> 00:07:58.878 like I still see orders go through that are being placed that you know, 180 00:07:58.878 --> 00:08:00.780 you guys may not see down the road, 181 00:08:00.847 --> 00:08:01.948 like in a few months down the road, 182 00:08:01.948 --> 00:08:05.151 for example a transparent screwdriver that's coming out I think Friday, so. 183 00:08:05.852 --> 00:08:07.787 Just seeing these orders being placed, 184 00:08:07.820 --> 00:08:11.824 Like oh this is a cool new product that we're about to like purchase, that's kind of cool; 185 00:08:11.824 --> 00:08:14.794 just seeing that before we launch it, it's kind of cool. 186 00:08:14.794 --> 00:08:15.862 Sammy: Like getting the insider's scoop before. 187 00:08:15.862 --> 00:08:17.129 Natalie: Yeah, insider's scoop; yeah. 188 00:08:17.163 --> 00:08:18.931 Sammy: It's weird because like, I- 189 00:08:18.931 --> 00:08:20.566 Because we see so much every day, right? 190 00:08:20.566 --> 00:08:25.471 So then when... but then it's hard to think of it from the fans perspective of how it looks 191 00:08:25.471 --> 00:08:30.176 when you- When they are like know information about like, 192 00:08:30.209 --> 00:08:32.311 example, the transparent screwdriver is coming out. 193 00:08:32.311 --> 00:08:34.614 Then it's like we knew a long time ago, 194 00:08:34.614 --> 00:08:36.716 so it's not as like exciting when they announce it; 195 00:08:37.450 --> 00:08:40.553 but then it's, it's hard to put yourself in the fans perspective I guess sometimes. 196 00:08:40.653 --> 00:08:41.020 Natalie: Yeah. 197 00:08:41.020 --> 00:08:42.722 Sammy: Or see like, wow this is actually really really cool; 198 00:08:42.855 --> 00:08:44.257 but then like to us it's like, oh. 199 00:08:44.557 --> 00:08:44.891 Natalie: Yeah. 200 00:08:44.991 --> 00:08:45.992 Natalie: Like for the engineers, 201 00:08:45.992 --> 00:08:47.827 when I first saw the transparent screwdriver I was like, 202 00:08:47.827 --> 00:08:50.129 that is so cool, like I want to get one. 203 00:08:50.162 --> 00:08:53.900 Like I had to imagine how long the engineerings have- Like the engineers had to wait, 204 00:08:53.900 --> 00:08:57.103 because they're like in this entire project from beginning to end. 205 00:08:57.136 --> 00:09:00.273 Natalie: Damn; like I don't know how long the transparent was in works for, 206 00:09:00.273 --> 00:09:03.242 but a while, because I think the plastic was pretty challenging. 207 00:09:03.242 --> 00:09:03.676 Sammy: Yeah. 208 00:09:03.743 --> 00:09:07.847 Sammy: I think I remember, I think I shot something a year ago with Kyle; 209 00:09:07.847 --> 00:09:11.684 so then it was probably like another two years before that they started to working on it, 210 00:09:11.684 --> 00:09:12.251 Sammy: which is- 211 00:09:12.351 --> 00:09:17.089 Natalie: I think the hardest part of my job right now is because everything- 212 00:09:17.189 --> 00:09:21.460 Well, when I first started it was definitely pretty quick with hiring. 213 00:09:21.460 --> 00:09:24.964 I remember there was like at least one new hire every week, 214 00:09:24.964 --> 00:09:28.968 because we've had so many hires; we're still considered like a small company, 215 00:09:29.001 --> 00:09:29.835 so it's kind of hard. 216 00:09:29.869 --> 00:09:32.305 Whereas in like I still have to do a lot of things 217 00:09:32.305 --> 00:09:33.940 that are kind of like outside of my scope. 218 00:09:33.940 --> 00:09:37.543 Which is fine; like I, I have a good manager; 219 00:09:37.610 --> 00:09:39.512 so like if there's anything I'm uncomfortable with, 220 00:09:39.512 --> 00:09:42.715 like I can always reach out and be like hey I don't think I should be doing this. 221 00:09:42.748 --> 00:09:47.520 It's just struggling or juggling different tasks that I'm usually... 222 00:09:47.520 --> 00:09:50.289 that I haven't been trained on before or haven't like learned in school. 223 00:09:50.289 --> 00:09:51.891 Just, yeah; a little bit of that. 224 00:09:51.924 --> 00:09:52.825 Sammy: Who's your manager? 225 00:09:52.825 --> 00:09:54.226 Natalie: Josh C from accounting. 226 00:09:54.226 --> 00:09:54.927 Sammy: Shoutout Josh. 227 00:09:54.961 --> 00:09:55.728 Natalie: Shoutout Josh. 228 00:09:55.728 --> 00:09:58.531 Sammy: Oh, You kind of mentioned this but like how did you get into, 229 00:09:58.531 --> 00:09:59.298 Sammy: I guess your skill? 230 00:09:59.398 --> 00:10:02.568 Sammy: Like how did you, because you mentioned that you worked at a, 231 00:10:02.568 --> 00:10:06.072 you worked at a store prior where something clicked one day. 232 00:10:06.072 --> 00:10:10.042 Natalie: Yeah; so once that thing clicked when I was working at that furniture store, 233 00:10:10.076 --> 00:10:15.581 I went to BFIT for two years for the Operations Management diploma program. 234 00:10:15.581 --> 00:10:15.915 Sammy: Yeah. 235 00:10:15.915 --> 00:10:17.049 Natalie: So that's how I got the skill set; 236 00:10:17.049 --> 00:10:21.921 so what I learned during that course was, or the diploma program, 237 00:10:21.921 --> 00:10:25.558 was like a lot of warehouse process improvement; 238 00:10:27.159 --> 00:10:32.164 so operations in general, logistics, slow shipping, inventory, warehouse management. 239 00:10:32.164 --> 00:10:36.235 So I think for me, like my favorite part of that whole program was inventory management. 240 00:10:36.268 --> 00:10:37.837 That's why I'm here now. 241 00:10:38.371 --> 00:10:39.772 Sammy: What were your jobs prior to LMG? 242 00:10:39.905 --> 00:10:42.842 Natalie: Prior to LMG, the one before this was- 243 00:10:42.842 --> 00:10:46.679 I actually worked at Purdy's; so if anyone who's local, Canadian. 244 00:10:46.712 --> 00:10:48.314 Natalie: I think family, still family owned. 245 00:10:48.314 --> 00:10:48.948 Sammy: Is it family owned? 246 00:10:48.948 --> 00:10:49.649 Natalie: Yeah, still family owned. 247 00:10:49.649 --> 00:10:50.950 Sammy: Oh, I thought it was a chain. 248 00:10:50.950 --> 00:10:52.852 Natalie: Well they have a lot of stores, but it's still, 249 00:10:52.885 --> 00:10:54.053 Natalie: it's still family owned, yeah. 250 00:10:54.053 --> 00:10:58.457 Natalie: So they're- I worked at their factory location, 251 00:10:58.457 --> 00:11:00.726 which is in Vancouver somewhere. 252 00:11:00.860 --> 00:11:04.530 So I helped with the inventory part; 253 00:11:04.530 --> 00:11:08.434 so when they do work orders, so when they make the chocolate; 254 00:11:08.467 --> 00:11:11.704 we have to deplete certain materials and that's- 255 00:11:11.737 --> 00:11:14.840 I was really heavily involved in that process. 256 00:11:14.840 --> 00:11:15.708 It was kind of cool. 257 00:11:15.708 --> 00:11:17.943 I got to eat chocolate like almost like every day, 258 00:11:17.943 --> 00:11:21.147 cause they bring out like samples; hey, try this, does this taste good? 259 00:11:21.147 --> 00:11:21.881 Natalie: Oh yeah. 260 00:11:21.981 --> 00:11:23.249 Natalie: It was kind of, it was pretty fun working there. 261 00:11:23.249 --> 00:11:24.383 I was there for like a year. 262 00:11:24.383 --> 00:11:26.152 Sammy: That sounds like my dream if I was like 10. 263 00:11:26.852 --> 00:11:27.586 Sammy: Eat chocolates every day. 264 00:11:27.586 --> 00:11:28.754 Sammy: Yeah, that's the life. 265 00:11:28.888 --> 00:11:29.388 Natalie: Yeah. 266 00:11:29.488 --> 00:11:33.125 Sammy: Well, I have a secret question for you that's tailored just for you. 267 00:11:33.125 --> 00:11:35.027 Natalie: Oh god, okay; okay. 268 00:11:35.027 --> 00:11:37.263 Sammy: I have two, one just in case you can't really answer it. 269 00:11:37.263 --> 00:11:37.797 Natalie: Okay. 270 00:11:37.797 --> 00:11:38.264 Sammy: Okay. 271 00:11:38.264 --> 00:11:39.665 How was Scrapyard Wars? 272 00:11:39.665 --> 00:11:42.535 Natalie: Am I supposed to answer this like without spoiling or what? 273 00:11:42.568 --> 00:11:45.304 Sammy: You, you, you can, you can give a little teaser. 274 00:11:45.604 --> 00:11:46.372 Natalie: A little teaser? 275 00:11:46.372 --> 00:11:47.106 Sammy: A little teaser. 276 00:11:47.640 --> 00:11:48.708 Natalie: It was really fun. 277 00:11:48.708 --> 00:11:52.044 Natalie: I don't know what you want me to tease; like what can I say? 278 00:11:52.044 --> 00:11:56.515 Sammy: Is there a moment you, or you think it was the funniest part 279 00:11:56.515 --> 00:11:59.418 that you can say without spoiling the results? 280 00:11:59.418 --> 00:12:01.387 Natalie: Almost dropping something. 281 00:12:01.420 --> 00:12:03.456 Sammy: Oooh, a little teaser. 282 00:12:03.456 --> 00:12:10.629 Natalie: It was a, it would have been very catastrophic if that thing that we dropped broke. 283 00:12:11.163 --> 00:12:13.232 Natalie: Um, yeah. 284 00:12:13.232 --> 00:12:14.433 Sammy: A little teaser, yeah; that's- 285 00:12:14.567 --> 00:12:15.401 Natalie: It was caught on camera. 286 00:12:15.401 --> 00:12:16.135 Sammy: That's the perfect teaser. 287 00:12:16.135 --> 00:12:16.836 Natalie: It was caught on camera. 288 00:12:16.969 --> 00:12:18.971 Natalie: I also heard another thing too from the other team, 289 00:12:19.438 --> 00:12:20.973 Natalie: that they dropped something. 290 00:12:21.373 --> 00:12:22.408 Sammy: Oh. 291 00:12:22.441 --> 00:12:23.109 Natalie: As well. 292 00:12:23.375 --> 00:12:23.876 Natalie: Um. 293 00:12:24.844 --> 00:12:26.545 Sammy: Alright; that's, I think that's the perfect teaser. 294 00:12:26.979 --> 00:12:29.181 Natalie: Something or someone? I don't know. 295 00:12:29.482 --> 00:12:30.082 Natalie: You'll find out. 296 00:12:30.783 --> 00:12:31.450 Sammy: That's on brand. 297 00:12:31.484 --> 00:12:31.884 Natalie: Yeah. 298 00:12:31.884 --> 00:12:32.818 Sammy: Alright; what about- 299 00:12:32.852 --> 00:12:33.619 Okay, how about this? 300 00:12:33.652 --> 00:12:37.323 Sammy: What's a motorcycle tip you can give us? 301 00:12:37.356 --> 00:12:38.324 Natalie: Be responsible. 302 00:12:39.525 --> 00:12:40.826 Natalie: Don't ride out of your comfort zone; 303 00:12:40.826 --> 00:12:44.063 so especially if you're riding with other people, 304 00:12:44.096 --> 00:12:47.700 whether you know them or not, don't push yourself out of your limit, 305 00:12:47.700 --> 00:12:51.203 because that's where the bad things will happen when you crash, hurt yourself. 306 00:12:51.303 --> 00:12:52.304 Always wear gear! 307 00:12:52.404 --> 00:12:55.508 Sammy: Now to wrap it up, you're going to give us the two truths and a lie again, 308 00:12:55.508 --> 00:12:56.642 and then tell us which one's the lie. 309 00:12:56.675 --> 00:12:58.677 Natalie: Wait, Sammy I want you to guess which one's the lie. 310 00:12:58.711 --> 00:13:01.213 Sammy: Yeah; I, I, I, I have a good guess. 311 00:13:01.247 --> 00:13:01.947 Natalie: What's your guess? 312 00:13:01.947 --> 00:13:03.415 Sammy: But you got to say, you got to say the three now. 313 00:13:03.482 --> 00:13:05.351 Natalie: Okay; so I'll be, I'll reiterate. 314 00:13:05.417 --> 00:13:07.787 Natalie: So first, I have a second degree black belt. 315 00:13:07.820 --> 00:13:11.957 Two, I have received two speeding tickets since the start of the year; 316 00:13:12.258 --> 00:13:14.460 and three, I've never broken or fractured a bone before. 317 00:13:14.460 --> 00:13:15.561 Sammy: I think it's a speeding ticket. 318 00:13:15.594 --> 00:13:16.929 Natalie: You think it's a lie? 319 00:13:16.929 --> 00:13:17.429 Sammy: Yeah. 320 00:13:17.429 --> 00:13:18.898 Natalie: Oh, how nice of you. 321 00:13:18.898 --> 00:13:21.667 Natalie: Yeah, I have, I have a clean driving record; so yeah, second one was a lie. 322 00:13:21.667 --> 00:13:23.035 Sammy: Yeah, because I was like you're pretty responsible. 323 00:13:23.068 --> 00:13:24.236 Sammy: I don't, I don't think you speed. 324 00:13:24.270 --> 00:13:27.373 Sammy: Like, if Sharahd gets a speed ticket... that's expected. 325 00:13:27.373 --> 00:13:28.307 Natalie: I mean, I mean... 326 00:13:28.340 --> 00:13:33.579 Yeah, so I have a clean driving record since like my driving and riding career. 327 00:13:33.612 --> 00:13:36.582 So not even, like some people say like clean driving record 328 00:13:36.582 --> 00:13:38.117 when it's like five years or more, 329 00:13:38.117 --> 00:13:40.252 Natalie: because that's technically to ICBC it's like clean. 330 00:13:40.286 --> 00:13:41.754 Sammy: So for context ICBC is- 331 00:13:41.754 --> 00:13:43.556 Natalie: But I'm like, I'm clean, clean. 332 00:13:43.556 --> 00:13:46.358 Sammy: Sorry, so for context ICBC is our insurance company for- 333 00:13:46.392 --> 00:13:47.660 Natalie: Monopoly. 334 00:13:47.660 --> 00:13:48.127 Sammy: Yeah. 335 00:13:48.160 --> 00:13:48.761 Sammy: Classic. 336 00:13:48.961 --> 00:13:49.628 Natalie: Classic. 337 00:13:50.429 --> 00:13:50.896 Natalie: Yeah. 338 00:13:50.963 --> 00:13:53.499 Sammy: Yeah no; I was like, I could see you being a black belt. 339 00:13:53.499 --> 00:13:57.870 Sammy: So between that or the bone, I was like she probably took my bone answer. 340 00:13:57.870 --> 00:13:58.904 Natalie: Well, I didn't take it. 341 00:13:58.904 --> 00:14:00.940 Natalie: It's always the thing that I use; 342 00:14:00.940 --> 00:14:03.008 it's like every, every time I go through like the two truths and a lie; 343 00:14:03.008 --> 00:14:04.844 because it's like I don't know, it's just so easy. 344 00:14:04.877 --> 00:14:05.277 Sammy: Yeah. 345 00:14:05.277 --> 00:14:06.979 Natalie: Like, I've just never broken a bone before; I feel like... 346 00:14:08.080 --> 00:14:11.584 Natalie: I guess maybe not a lot of people break or fracture their bones 347 00:14:11.584 --> 00:14:12.885 as often as I think, but- 348 00:14:12.885 --> 00:14:13.419 Sammy: Yeah. 349 00:14:13.419 --> 00:14:14.787 Natalie: And then yeah, the- 350 00:14:14.787 --> 00:14:18.290 I haven't trained Taekwondo in like years, like over 10 years probably. 351 00:14:18.290 --> 00:14:21.827 So that was when I was younger, so I'm like stiff as heck right now; 352 00:14:21.861 --> 00:14:23.529 so don't ask me to do anything. 353 00:14:23.562 --> 00:14:25.631 Natalie: Thanks again for watching my Meet the Team. 354 00:14:25.631 --> 00:14:28.434 Make sure to check out Scrapyard Wars, that's coming out soon. 355 00:14:28.467 --> 00:14:31.837 And yeah, that was really fun to shoot, and make sure to subscribe to Floatplane. 356 00:14:33.172 --> 00:14:33.739 Sammy: Stay subscribed. 357 00:14:33.739 --> 00:14:34.506 Natalie: Stay subscribed! 358 00:14:34.773 --> 00:14:36.242 Natalie: Stay subscribed to Floatplane.