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the reality is you guys were right realistically with Rising interest rates

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and inflation we probably would have gone down eventually but after the

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slowdown in production after the controversy last

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August guys we're out of money and we can't afford our office buildings

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anymore there is a silver lining though

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we were able to hold on to one asset the old Langley house so one little eviction

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notice to the tenants later a VOA the

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new old lonus Media Group off

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off we're moving back in honestly I see

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this as a win I mean before we grew too big for our Brites we used to shoot our

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videos here in this regular residential house so why can't we do it again it's

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where we created bangers like whole room water cooling the ultimate RGB build

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guide and more importantly that time we pranked old Taran for a

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year I mean realistically if it worked for 10 people it should work for a 100

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people we just knew knew that creating an efficient layout was going to be a

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top priority I mean the first day I was here I couldn't take two steps without

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bumping into something or tripping over somebody so we divided up the house by

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department and gave everyone an equal workspace just turned out that uh some

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departments got a little bit more equal Works space than others we're going to

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start in the living room oh after we

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below my god oh wow um I think it's

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worse than I imagined oh my God we moved the poor editors here too everybody's

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here L is the whole company in this corner where the Techquickie green

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screen used to be we still have a green screen but we've also got the writing

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Department how's the transition been guys it's been all right so far I think

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I enjoy it we had a power search and my computer died hey um glass half full you

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still have a computer uh before they took the keys we had everyone just kind

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of snatch everything that was within Arms Reach including their computers so

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we're actually pretty good there but the issue is that asking everyone to sneak a

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desk out seemed like a tall order realistically you look around it's not

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like everyone one of these people could have had a traditional desk

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anyway that's why Jordan actually came

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up with the idea of bunk desks I mean we

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just added the junior writing position so they get the ground spots while the

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uh senior writers get the top bunks nice don't worry buddy you'll get

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up here one day while the view is Good from the top the commute has some

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problems we've got Creator Warehouse Engineers working on improved solutions

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for this which uh you guys might catch later on in the video keep your eyes

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peeled speaking of peeling potatoes you

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may already know from the tour of our potato farm that we do our best to give

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our staff their yard time I I don't mean that in a literal sense I mean no one's

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allowed outside without a pass like yard time like a prison you know uh time away

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from your cell it's a joke quite onet now one big challenge is

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going from four fridges to one has led into some significant food storage

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problems so we started organizing Pizza lunches every eating day everyone gets a

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slice and hey clean up is easy

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too which is nice because we've been

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doing most of our Vlogs here in the kitchen it's like the good old days only

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uh Cozier he's contractually obligated to

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do that lonus we okay we got to we got to shoot techman now we need the space

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morph suit Adam

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thanks to AI Apple's next iPad is supposed to have a sense of selfness I

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can hear you talking come on yeah not having sets

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anymore the green screen's been getting a ton of action which means the editing

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Den has been absolutely bustling we were originally planning to

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put Logistics here but uh then I had a

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little brainstorm they can't take this box

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truck back if they don't know where it is I was

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concerned we wouldn't be able to pack all three of our surviving Logistics

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members in here but with how little of our inventory made it to the new space

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it's not a problem in fact we're going to have more room soon because uh

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there's almost no work for them to do is there oh no oh hi

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Mark I see you are working off of one of my favorite kinds of products anything

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from a sponsor who hasn't abandoned us over our constant stream of controversies

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like UK green please don't go away oh

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which by the way brings us to one of the problems that we had to solve here power

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delivery you see most Vancouver homes are serviced for about 10,000 Watts

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which sounds like a lot Until you realize that across 100 people that's

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like 100 watts each for all of their

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Tech and that's not including appliances or air conditioning or who turned these

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on who turned these on

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doesn't include a budget for lights I told you guys there's no budget

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for lights and working in the dark

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promotes positive Chi look how much better we all feel right

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now one of the ideas we had to solve this was to just have the editors work

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off of power efficient laptops you know the kind that can be quickly grabbed in

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a hurry but we realized that most of

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what we had on hand just wasn't sufficient for any kind of computation

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heavy workload like rendering video we're currently working on a solution

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using jailbroken ps5s which draw less than 200 watts each as our standardized

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workstations we're going to have the files that you need to jailbreak the PS5

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Linked In the description below but sadly we've run into some compatibility

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issues with Adobe Creative Suite 6 so the editors were allowed to keep their

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Windows machines for now on the condition that they edit

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twice as many videos as before cuz they've got twice as much

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power we even let them keep full-size desktop monitors like these ones from

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vew Sonic that uh landfest might want back

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at some point they're not getting it back sucks to be them I mean

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realistically we're a great company that deserves their support anyway like look

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at this plof um this is a great workstation you've got here it's very

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ergonomic is working on an upcoming video where we're giving away gaming

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rigs to people who ask for them in the comments what what that's what you're

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working on is it for them comments yeah oh God you know and then just here's the

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rroll every time someone actually wins don't worry it's fine it won't cost anything oh God now as you can imagine

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having so many people in a house that's designed for five maybe six people there

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are not enough bathrooms to go around we tested out some solutions like a

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schedule or those vibrating pucks they hand out at restaurants that it turns

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out you can just take but the best system ended up being earning bathroom

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time on a merit basis which for me means anytime I want excuse me hey hey whoo

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whoo again come on you have your own bathroom oh dude I take it back go go

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ahead

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jeez what are you doing you done as for the Post lunch drop off rush and uh the

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low married individuals who uh just can

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never really earn any bathroom time we operate a shuttle to the local Starbucks

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where our Mac Address writer Jonathan course has made his

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office fun fact he Blends in so well

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with the crowd of oy FY people on the MacBooks he's been there for weeks and

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they haven't even noticed them at this point you probably have some questions

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about Network infrastructure the editors are clearly all connected to Ethernet

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cables and uh' got some pretty high-end stuff we were able to snag right here

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but where do these cables come from where do they go let me show you one

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thing we will never compromise on is our Ballin servers and I mean look I knew

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that we could address almost all of our infrastructure issues if we just set

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people up to work remotely and In fairness to me I allowed most of the

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managers to work from home but for everyone else we've got to connect to

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new new new new new wanic and our 10 gig

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internet connection that we achieved by aggregating Links from nine of our

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unsuspecting neighbors thanks thanks neighbors

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right thanks

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neighbors let's check out the server we wanted to put it downstairs where we

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could take advantage of the natural heat regulation of the basement but now that

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we can't afford his executive level pay anymore Luke enthusiastically

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volunteered to move back into the basement hey Luke working harder hardly

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working you yeah we're such good friends

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we could talk to each other like that oh um on our way upstairs then to see the

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server we're going to pass our business and procurement teams on The house's

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naturally embedded cushion benches with all the changes that we're making around

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here we decided there was nothing more important than to streamline the

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moneymaking processes and we're putting it all right into our script writing now

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hey you make me any money today shro absolutely wait are you un Link in no

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he's not as for any confidential calls

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the business team just takes in their cars situation in the car Sven sorry

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sorry sorry for sakes man in the car

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okay okay sorry sorry my boss is just give me that I'll just do it he'll talk

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to you in a minute I got to have a chat with him first meet me

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outside I'll be out there eventually here take your phone other than the

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occasional insubordination I'd say this department is doing great you guys doing

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great yeah happy to be

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here now for the server room

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oh Dan um good job you want to tell the

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people about what we've got going on here this uh used to be a infrastructure

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map and now it's this which is great

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yeah um thanks I guess oh yeah uh so this is our like

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UniFi rack we had to send the Hammond back yep uh our internet comes in

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through here through the window no no it's it's on the floor I don't want it

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running through my office bring it in through the window okay okay uh bye

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tomorrow uh and then we've got the the

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portable Nas over there cuz we don't

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have W anymore and then these are the

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mother Vault ah we went back to the old Vault you got like 20 terab wow and

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Wi-Fi uh yeah uh no one else is allowed

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to connect to this one though right this is mine six uh yeah sure I prefer yes to

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sure I can't change this anymore

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obviously there's still some work for you to do then Dan but yeah there's some

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really cool stuff like this is still a working bathroom check this out I can

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wash my hands no it gets so

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hot honestly this whole place is kind of hot not only is every computer a space

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heater but every one of my worldclass meat sacks produces around another 80

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Watts meaning we're at 18,000 watts how

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do we cool that well initially we tried

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opening the Windows pretty good idea right but then people started abusing

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their privileges so we had to think outside the box you've seen water cooled

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room you've seen water cooled chair have you seen water cooled humans in here

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we've got our camera storage which we don't have a lot of it but hey we don't

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have a lot of Studio space anymore so uh win-win and our amazing accounting

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department this is pretty cool right all we needed was a couple Pals some tubes

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some painkillers and a garbage bag it just runs in there then to prevent them

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from getting swamp butt we use camping chairs so any extra moisture just

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collects in the bottom and then seeps into the carpet where it can be

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dissipated into the rest of the room um speaking of collection guys is there any

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money today are you playing video games uh I'm actually working enough of these

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guys who lik accountants anyway now let's see what Creator Warehouse is up

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to you um might remember there being more people on the team and you're right

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we sent half of them on a trip to China to work closer with our manufacturers

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literally then to save money and keep our prices low for you we canel their

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return airfare that's a lose win win uh what are the engineers working on I

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can't help feeling like we used to draw things on computers we still can his is

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dead though and this way getting a sign off is much easier

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too oh

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yeah ready to go to the manufacturers fun fact uh this is Nick's old office

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back when we were working out of this house the first time just now he shares

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it with about eight other people yeah and we still get kicked out on Fridays

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for the W show here on the other side of our now in-house screwdriver production

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facility we've got our social team as you guys probably know Twitter and Tik

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Tok don't pay particularly well and we had to cost down but we can't stop the

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content Mill so these guys just need to take up a little less space than before

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you guys are doing good Mr Sebastian I have a question I have a question for

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you why are you not posting cat memes I only get paid in Cloud exposure I'm

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wondering if we can that's a good question why don't we turn our attention

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to the fashion team what are you working on so right now you know just measuring

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some fabric for some new Styles testing out to make sure that the GSM is what we

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want whether we want a heavyweight or lightweight garment you know all that

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good stuff right but have you costed it down yes like way down I know yeah we're

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talking sense and that's why it's red DED red with oh God meanwhile in the

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final corner of this spacious office we've got a lamade um it's a little

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tougher to measure things I guess without a table how do you do it now

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well you go on the floor why does this have blood on it I put my blood sweated

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tears into it just like we do with all of our merch at LT store yeah you heard

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it here first one in every hundred shirts will have have authentic sah

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teers on it and to show we care about our customers just as much as our

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employees we kept over 19% of our customer care team right here in the

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closet thanks Nolan you're doing God's work you're welcome I tell him I'm God

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there's not much to see in here though it's basically like the rest of the house I mean look at this awful paint

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job do they even know what eggshell is

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uh I I mean I guess I've got my plants

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and uh oh this is where I have my

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Visions this isn't the time for work though I'm giving you guys a tour now

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you might wonder why exactly it is that I need my own exit from the building and

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it's because just because my job is to have visions doesn't mean that I have to

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like see all of the people who execute

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them it feels good to be

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outside by the way this is where we're shooting ShortCircuit these days what's

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go have a look it's just like the old days thanks

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so much for watching guys make sure to check out another video like the one where we learned to suita sausage that's

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a good one it took a really long time cuz the heater on this hot tub doesn't

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work so good but hey I mean look we're ready for all the different elements

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Belle even has a full 40% of this uh woo

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hot tub covered doing good in there it'll be warm soon at least it would if

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we'd ever paid the gas bill oh there's our parking lot the

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neighbors don't really like it but uhome this is fun right I mean securing

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a parking spot at the old office was almost a blood sport so as you can

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imagine this it's more like the Thunderdome 100 people enter one person

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gets Rich you know like the angry Maxwell

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movie in the meantime we've developed an efficient system for fitting an

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incredible 30 hole cars where our neighbors used to access their garages

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and the only scratches are from when they get keyed we really are making the

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best out of what could have been a tough situation but you know what I always say

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what doesn't kill us makes us stronger feel stronger oh we ended up in HR they

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suck let's go look at the lap sorry for

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breathing things are a little tight in here but we're making it work how's it

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going Gary it's going great today all right let's see then if you can handle

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this one more time okay what's better gForce or Arc Ark no okay again

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GeForce Ark Ark

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oh he's going to get it eventually how's

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it going John we got a lot of space here that's a good attitude I like to hear

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that and what are you working on we're retesting the XTX cuz everybody keeps

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complaining about it oh that's a good idea actually there's a there's a lot of

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kind of uh redoing that's been going on including adjusting the Labs as attitude

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Antoine here is undergoing a mandatory new training

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program Antoine we've been through this

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me we live as a team we die as a team it is amazing how many tax writeoffs you

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