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It's another AMD $5,000 ultimate tech upgrade and this time it's for fashion

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icon Alama day from Creator Warehouse. And boy is it ever a doozy. We've got

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everything. Multiple tablets, smartwatch, video creation setup,

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whatever this is.

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Are these patio tiles? >> Yes, they are.

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>> It is. I haven't even showed you guys the outlandish stuff yet. This is a

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hammock. I am gonna need some help. But fortunately, we've got eight very

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capable hands. Uh, seven and a half.

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So, what do you guys think? Can we get all of this done in 8 hours so we don't

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erase a week of Alama's free time? No.

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>> Yeah, maybe. >> Let's set the timer and try to make this

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AMD ultimate upgrade dream an ultimate reality.

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>> Let's go. >> Let's go. Maybe.

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Massive shout out to AMD for sponsoring Ultimate Tech Upgrade, not to mention

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some pretty sick giveaways. This time around, we're going to have three

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winners. There's a grand prize that includes an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X 3D, an AMD

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Radeon RX970 XT, and a Steam Deck OLED.

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and we're going to have two runner-up prizes of a Steam Deck OLED. How cool is

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that? Contest details and how to enter will be in the video description. Now,

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for the part where I just show myself around your space and yep, that's about

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what I would expect. Well, hey, look, one of our goals is to hire people who

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are really passionate about what they do. So, um, a lot of day does this at

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work and then comes home and >> do it again. >> I couldn't help noticing that. Um,

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>> what can we do? It's always like that. What can we do? Well, I can think of one

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thing you could you could pick it

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>> just get stucks. It gets stuck again. I don't know.

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>> If I understand you correctly, then you know, sewing machines for you is kind of

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like keyboards for someone like POF then it's as much fashion statement as it is

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utility. >> Mhm. >> So, what's special about this one? Is

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this fashionable? >> I like the color, the monotone and the

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little red sleek. >> It's like kind of old school cool like >> Uh-huh. And it's singer,

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>> right? And it's heavy duty. You can sew multiple layers. And then now I have the

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bigger one that can sew more layers. >> Maybe you can show me one of your

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creations that requires all these layers that you need to sew. Like are you doing

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leather or what? I mean, you don't have to answer that. >> No, I don't do leather.

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>> Take for example this. This if I sew it

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on a regular sewing machine, I'm going to break so many needles because of the

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sequence and all that. I have to switch. I have to cut off all the bits. I use a

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hammer. Look, I have one there. >> A hammer. >> Yeah, >> you heard it here first, folks. This is

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a sewing tool. Any other interesting tools in here?

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>> This is the holy grail.

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>> You want to show me how you use that? Again, >> when I bought it, I was like, what have

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I been doing all my life? >> And this is where the digital work gets

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done. Nice little work from home setup, I guess. >> Mhm. >> I see you have good taste in stolen

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merch items. Yeah. Is there a reason you don't like >> I steal it? Good taste in stubby

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screwdrivers. >> And the big one. >> You kept the box.

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>> Well, this is new. >> Wait, this is sealed. >> Yeah, cuz I sent the other one to my

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brother back home. >> Of course. I'm sure Alamade would rather promote more of the fashion items given

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she works on the fashion team. What are your favorites? Do you have any kicking

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around? I mean, obviously you're wearing the party shirt. That's a classic. >> Yes. I only have a lot of t-shirt. We

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don't have lots of women's stuff. Please, please, please do something.

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>> It's been a long conversation. We try a little bit. We try. We need more uh

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supporters to buy the merch. >> We do.

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>> Then we can make more things. >> Yes. The leggings are making a return,

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right? >> Mhm. >> So, >> buy more. Buy for your girlfriend and

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your sisters >> and your mama. >> And if you want to try it yourself, you

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can also do that. >> We don't judge. >> With the fun stuff out of the way, we

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got to get to work because there is seriously a lot to do today. I'm

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thinking I start tackling the PC with some help from Alama Day while you guys

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do decking. Like what >> what is going on here?

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>> Mhm. I haven't done anything to it. You know, it's good to find someone to help

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me do it. I don't have to worry myself. Thank you.

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>> A very sizable patio. >> See everybody's They look so nice. I

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want to do something. >> Okay. >> But I'm going to have a hack just with a

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view. >> And the timing is perfect. You can enjoy the summer out here. Yeah. And maybe you

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could actually grow something in some of those. >> That's not good there.

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>> Are you guys going to get to work? What the heck? >> Okay. Okay. We're getting to work. We're getting to work.

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>> It's no good there. I've tried planting. It doesn't work.

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>> Okay. You guys sound like you're having way too much fun out here. What is going

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on? >> Wow. We worked really hard. We're We're done. You guys want to come check out

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our hard work? >> I mean, you can you can >> that how many tiles we have?

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>> Come check out this incredible space. >> You're really stuck in the view here.

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You only bought two boxes of it. >> I thought it was like way wider. I

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should have gotten like five cuz or 10 or

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>> 15 20. >> Come join us. Everyone on. Come on. Come

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on, guys. >> Hop on. >> We made it.

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>> There you go. >> I couldn't help noticing that you have

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two laptops but zero desktops. Is this

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your first desktop computer? >> Yes. >> And what made you want to switch over to

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a desktop? >> Cuz I had to buy something AMD.

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You got to appreciate the honesty. >> I wanted to get the small one,

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>> but >> out of budget.

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>> I forgot how to beat the PC. >> That's exactly what I was about to ask

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you. Is how much do you remember from last

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time? Do you remember what piece to start with? Maybe. >> Graphics card, right? No.

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>> Wow. >> I'm thinking >> yes, >> this one.

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>> Exactly. editor, you can just cut out the first

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two guesses. >> Then we put the little thing.

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>> Yeah. >> Okay. >> The little thing from the sponsor of

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this upgrade. >> Yes. >> AMD. This is an 8 core processor with

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Zen 4 cores. Um, it's good.

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>> Okay. I'm sorry.

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>> Let's go ahead and get it installed in the motherboard. >> Oh, screws.

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>> Yes, >> screws. It's always funny seeing people

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who have obviously a high level of

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technical skill and excellent dexterity

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handle a computer. It's like handing a newborn child to someone who's never

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held one before. It's just like >> that's how it feels. >> So, there's a little triangle here.

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>> Mhm. That goes through the triangle there. >> Natural. >> I did not drop it.

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>> No, you didn't. That was Wow. Was that ever a angled approach? Yeah. Quite.

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Yeah. There you go. So, we've got 32 gigs of uh 6,000 megat transfer per

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second DDR5. >> Yeah, because I was thinking of using CL

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with it. So, it was like, oh, this is >> CL is the 3D design software that you

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can do pattern making on there. You can do from scratch on 3D models.

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>> Oh, very cool. Okay. Is that something that you use at work already or is it

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something you want at work? I'm learning. Our patterns are done from the

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factory, right? And we do a lot of revisions. We don't do pattern in

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person, but in the future when you do

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get us a studio. >> No pressure though, right? >> No pressure. We want a sample room and

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we would like to create our own patterns. >> I don't know if all of our side

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conversations about fashion are going to make their way onto the final cut, but

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maybe we'll have some extras. LMG.gg/flowplane

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if you want to hear Alama's musings on the creation of garments.

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>> Is this a plant stand or a freaking puzzle? Why is there so many freaking

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pieces? Here's the wood. Build your freaking shelf.

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>> Sucks. >> It looked cool on Amazon.

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>> With that out of the way, why don't we play our favorite game, which is try to

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find where to put the SSD. I think it will help to actually have

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the SSD. We've gone with a two TB WD Black.

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No. >> Oh, yeah. Showing off the new clear

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screwdriver. ltstore.com. buy one.

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>> It's always fun doing this with the CW people because they shield the merch way

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harder than the LMG people.

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>> Cool. The thermal thingy. >> The thermal thingy. Yes. We've gone with

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the Thermalite Assassin X120 refined SE.

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There's a lot of noise out there. Should we check on them? >> Yeah, we should.

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>> Wow. >> Well, at least one thing is right.

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This is probably the intent here. >> Mhm.

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>> Okay. So, this this was the intent. Success. >> Yeah.

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>> It's not a tent. It's a hammock, you fool. >> What? No. I said intent. This is

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>> Oh my goodness. >> Okay. I'm going back to building computers. I can't handle people.

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>> What are we doing next? >> Next, we're going to install the cooler

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on the CPU. >> Okay. But we're not going to skip this

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>> tremendously important step. >> What is the blue for?

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>> Um, not AMD.

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>> Show the brand name.

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>> Oh What is going on? >> I got it. I got it. I got it.

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>> Excuse me for that blunder. >> I mean, it makes me feel a little bit

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better. I only drop things. I don't throw them.

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Okay. It's not my fault. It's my hand.

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I Oh god.

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>> This one's a little bit busted. It's not the arms for the chairs.

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>> Oh, it came like that. >> It came like that. >> Reun.

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>> Perfect. >> Yes. Good lord, you guys have been busy.

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Oh, yeah. >> Oh, hey, that looks great, though,

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>> right? Wow, that really came together.

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And only a whole whack of leftover pieces.

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Hey, I'd say if you can figure out how this

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goes on the first try. You ready for the big moment? Motherboard goes in.

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My god. Oh my goodness. This is not good. This is not good.

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>> I feel like we're making Oh, >> yeah. Machine and decide about this.

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>> Yeah, I was about to say. I feel like we're making really good progress. Like we're going to be done before lunch and

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then I forgot about the like that sewing machine weighs like 500 lb. What is up

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with that? >> I don't know. I can't carry it.

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>> I think I'll do the front panel connectors. >> Yeah, do it.

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>> Okay. Why don't you go check on those guys? >> Okay.

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>> Hello. >> Howdy. >> How's it going? >> Great. Turns out the screw issue was a

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user error. >> Um, >> where are the users?

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>> Oh, I see. It's the rocking chair. >> Why did you get a rocking chair?

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>> I did not know. >> It's kind of comfy.

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>> It's kind of scary on a balcony, though.

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>> Now it's time to install your power supply. We've gone with a Meg A650GL,

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which basically is just a pretty decent

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80 plus gold efficient power supply from MSI. Oh, look at that. Modular, too.

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That means we don't have to have any extra cables attached to it. So, it just

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makes our build look a little bit tidier. >> Breeze,

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I have our next project. >> What the heck is this? >> It's a sideboard.

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>> Ride that room, David. >> Should we really be having the guy with

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the busted arm moving the heavy stuff? Reese, >> my back hurts a little bit.

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>> Oh, teamwork makes the dream work. Let's go.

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>> Take all your interest. >> Huh. I don't know if I've ever heard the

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power supply cables referred to as the the ontrails of the computer, but I like

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it. It's time to put in your graphics card.

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Nice. Okay, in fairness to you, those

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fall for well.

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Looking good. Now, we just got to do a little bit of cable management at the

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back. Are we ready to install Windows on this thing? Which one?

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>> Which one you want? You want 95? You want XP?

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>> I guess now's a perfect time to unbox your monitor. >> I saw you replaced your monitor. Is that

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to add a second one or just because you want something bigger? My deck space

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won't even fit, but >> Oh, okay. Let's see what happens. Did

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you get another white one? >> I think it's supposed to be white.

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>> Is it? >> Uh-oh. >> Action. >> And it's black.

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>> It don't matter if it's black or white.

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>> I mean, it's all good.

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>> You should be white and you're black. >> Uh,

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>> not like that. Come on. Get out of here. Get out of here. >> Not like that. deeply uncomfortable

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here. >> Right. Right. >> That clip is very misrepresentative. You

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have to watch the whole clip. Okay. Context matters. Okay.

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>> Yeah. Very much. >> You see the keyboard that you got every other time.

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>> Oh, yeah. You got a new keyboard, right? >> Well, >> I won it.

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>> You won it >> during Christmas years ago.

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>> That's always everybody's story. Wait, this specifically says Hannah won it.

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>> Yeah. >> You are not Hannah. >> No.

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What happened was Anna left and gave me the raffle. So, I went to use the

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raffle. >> But then you didn't give her the things that you won. >> Oh, no. She gave me

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>> Oh, okay. >> So, I won it. Oh, that's cute. So,

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everything is black.

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>> Which is fine. Now, I know obviously you're not planning to use your kitchen

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island as your computer desk, but like

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can we make this a thing? This looks awesome.

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>> It does. >> I like it. I don't love this. Is this

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your only >> There is a >> Oh, there's a new one. >> Oh, thank goodness. There's a new mouse.

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>> I'm supposed to give it out. >> Oh, wait. The new mouse is a gift.

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>> Yeah. >> Wow. That's really generous to give away

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an MX Vertical when this is what you have. >> It's the best friend.

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>> Okay. >> What can we do? >> They'll understand if you keep it.

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>> You could give them this. >> Hey, there we go.

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>> Good. >> First try. We are good.

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>> While I'm getting the driver set up, maybe you could explain why you need

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two more tablets in addition to the tablet you already have.

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>> This is for myself. This is for my dad and this for my mom.

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>> Oh, that's nice. >> Yes. >> And then for your mom, you picked up a

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>> Yeah. >> Which iPad is this?

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>> I don't know. >> 6th gen 128 gig 9.7 in iPad. And then a

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Lenovo Tab M11. What made you choose that one? It has a pen.

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>> All right. >> Okay. So, have you ever had an Apple Watch? >> This is my first time. I was going to

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start active lifestyle again. Counting my steps in, but

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let's just say I think I will, but who knows if I will.

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>> Okay, fair enough. >> Do you know we have a gym downstairs?

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>> I I did not know that. >> I've never gone. I I've only been there

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twice since I moved here. 5 years. The issue may not be that you don't have the

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right watch. You bought a book.

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>> Yeah. >> Did you know cardigans used to be military wear?

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>> Aspirin can remove blood st Why do you need to remove blood stains, bro? How

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often does that come up for you? >> Oh, actually quite a lot. I sat on the

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needle before. So, >> ever wonder what happens to all the costumes after a movie finishes? Great

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job. >> Thank you. >> We're basically done. >> Does this furniture go out here?

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>> No, it goes inside. There's just no room. I couldn't help noticing you guys

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have a lot of hardware left over. >> We're not done. What are you?

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>> You just said you're almost done. >> It was facitious.

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>> You still haven't told me what this is. All you said is it's a blind box.

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>> Open it. >> Open it. >> I want to get your reaction when you see

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it. >> One thing I know about it is it's freaking heavy.

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>> It is. >> Wa.

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Okay. Not going to lie, that's pretty cool.

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This is like the spice rack of sewing.

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Also, wait a second.

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This is like for a retail store. >> Yeah.

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>> And it's a bunch of them, but there's like a lot.

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>> Yeah, that's flipping awesome. >> This is the sew in life.

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>> Where are you planning to put it? >> What else? I don't know.

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>> Why don't we get the rest of the stuff in here and then we can figure out what

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we're rearranging? Yes. >> Okay. I do legitimately think that

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thread display is very cool. >> It would be perfect if I had a store.

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>> Okay. You got to tell me how much it was though. >> It was 150.

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>> Really? With all the thread in it. >> That's why I got it.

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>> It's like 18 by4 and three sets. So

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>> So that's a good deal then, right? You basically got the holder for free.

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>> Yeah. When they sell that one. >> Oh god,

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>> we broke it. >> That's fine. It's metal, right? It's

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pretty tough, I think.

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And then this table is not really a table in a traditional sense. This is

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like more part of the sewing machine, I guess. >> Yeah. So, the machine goes here. And

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there's also like the measurement

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portion is here, too. There's only one spot for legs, right?

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>> Uh, yeah. How does that work?

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>> Lama day. I am so far out of my element right now.

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Really? >> It's my first time setting up this. I haven't even watched the video of it.

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>> Hey, there we go. Instructions.

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>> Uh, they literally just give you a Home

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Depot bag of flipping hardware.

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>> Well, this is how my morning is going. I

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>> relatable.

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Okay, that's we got most of these pieces.

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All right, progress. Uh, that's fine.

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That's fine. We got these. >> These what? >> These nuts.

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>> Oh, we got this. >> Wait. >> Oh, cities.com.

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Step by step. Shout out citysswing.com.

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Okay, time to go for gold.

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>> Oh, it goes in. Oh, >> no. There's no holes. Just got to go for

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it. What is one of these worth? >> $12.99.

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CAD or USD? >> CAD. >> Okay. >> Like a thousand US dollars?

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>> Yeah. >> Big moment. >> Ah, now that's a sewing table. Does the

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motor go first or the machine?

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>> This is a good question. >> Why did I think today's upgrade was going to be relatively simple? Building

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a sewing machine. You know, it's always

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new experiences. This is why this series never gets old because there's always

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something new. Nice. like that.

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>> Stop. >> Stop. >> Hammer time. >> This does not actually appear to be a

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skill issue, by the way. It's just it doesn't fit. David,

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>> why didn't you think about >> actual genius?

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>> Okay. >> Do you know what? >> That is a machine.

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Anytime you're ready, >> I'm trying to see when she

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>> She's just thinking about it. >> I'm just thinking. >> Sorry.

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The outside might be kind of like rough cast iron, but the inside is precision

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machined. It's beautiful. Just trying to wrap my brain around this. Uh, how do I

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activate this button? >> Like this? >> What? Like with my knee?

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>> Yeah. >> Well, what does that do? >> It raises.

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You killed her. Boom. Okay. Is this what

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we want to do? >> Yes.

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>> Okay. Go ahead and put those in. >> This is not for the week.

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>> Oh, yeah. >> Dude, you look so sweet.

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>> She's talking to the sewing machine. >> Yeah, I'm looking.

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>> It's a baby. >> Hold on a second. This pan down here is

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like a reservoir >> and it is actively pumping oil

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constantly through the machine. So, this is like oil cooled essentially.

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>> And then when we're done, >> boom. We just tip it back down. That is

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actually really seamless. So, I'll try not to put my hand here then. Right.

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>> There's a guard. There's a guard. So, you don't sew your

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hand cuz that would suck. >> Electronic servo motor time schematic.

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Kobe Japan. That's how you know it's beefy.

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>> Oh my goodness. liners.

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>> Noise. Nice. >> Perfect.

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>> All right, that looks great. Maybe a slight oversight. The motor is

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apparently supposed to go on before you

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uh turn the table up. We'll go like that. >> Computers in place. We have the new

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peripherals, the still the old mouse, and we've cable managed it a little bit

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with the magnetic cable management arches from ltd store.com. Beautiful.

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after painstakingly tightening all these little stupid nuts

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and bolts. Okay, these two rods go

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together and then there's your pedal and then there's the little control arm on

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the motor up here. >> Y

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>> that's a word. I think they include cable management for the bottom of the

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desk with those little nailin ones, but nothing for coming down. Fortunately,

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there's magnetic cable management. Oh.

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>> Oh, look at that. >> I really can't tell how much pressure to

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have against this belt for the bobbin winder. So, I hooked up the motor. She

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spins. Let's go. Dude, I'm ready for my

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next career move as like a sewing machine technician. >> We need to get paid for this.

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>> I am by AMD. Hey, thanks AMD. Love AMD

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Ultimate Tech upgrade. Dude, what am I looking at?

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>> What? I thought we don't judge. >> I mean, if I wanted to wear these, that's fashion, baby.

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>> Okay, >> how about this? Does this look right?

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>> Look what I made. What is it? Lamade, can you explain,

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please? >> This is the thread holder. >> Uh-huh. >> For both your bobbin and the rail.

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>> Uh-huh. Oh, the big one. >> So, it goes that way.

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>> Yeah. You can find all her creations at clumsyseamstress.com.

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>> Is it clumsy seamstress? No, just my name.com.

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>> There you go.

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Beautiful. I cannot believe what a royal pain in the ass this thing was to

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install. For something that is like such a pain in the butt with so many little

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details around like alignment and placement. Juki,

00:23:18.400 --> 00:23:25.520
you've disappointed me. You should have instructions. Oh, yeah. They give you

00:23:22.400 --> 00:23:28.520
just enough for your first oil.

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Okay.

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Woo.

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>> What makes it beautiful? Like how do you know it's a good stitch? I mean, isn't a

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machine stitch kind of a machine stitch? Is a machine stitch? >> It's going to be fabrics like pulling

00:23:42.080 --> 00:23:46.720
like loops loose. >> Okay. But basically like loose threads.

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Loose. >> Threads. Yeah. So like even if you pull,

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>> right? Oh, it won't be tight. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Now, show us like a monster fabric

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that your other machine would struggle with. >> Okay. Let's find a denim piece.

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>> Oh, that's bad, >> right? >> Okay. So, that's from your old machine.

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>> No, this is Yeah, cuz I It's uh I

00:24:06.720 --> 00:24:11.440
increased the tension. >> Oh, you did this on purpose.

00:24:09.760 --> 00:24:15.039
>> This is four layers of denim. >> Okay. So, this is if you're assembling

00:24:12.960 --> 00:24:17.520
like a jacket or jeans or something, you might have to punch through that much.

00:24:17.120 --> 00:24:22.559
>> Yeah. >> Look at it go.

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I cannot believe the way this thing rips. >> Yeah. If the thread is too loose at the

00:24:25.600 --> 00:24:32.559
top, it might affect how it pulls at the

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bottom. >> Okay, we finally did it.

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>> We did it. >> So, now is a perfect chance to have a look at what David and Ree did with the

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outside and the computer setup. >> Thank you for your work.

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>> Oh, from my pleasure. Wow,

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>> that's so nice. >> Considering that we didn't end up with a

00:24:51.600 --> 00:24:56.799
consistent color scheme, this is about our best case scenario.

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>> Hey, it looks good. It blends. >> Want to show us what you do in Illustrator? What's this?

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>> Uh, this is just me trying to alter a pattern that we've made. When you tried

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it on and it was tight around the hip and I was trying to release it a little

00:25:09.440 --> 00:25:17.760
bit just there, not here. And then releasing this too. So the crotch

00:25:15.679 --> 00:25:21.919
doesn't go up the crack >> of the bum. >> Thank you. That's very graphic. I mean,

00:25:20.640 --> 00:25:26.159
look, >> something I've learned working with our

00:25:24.000 --> 00:25:31.200
fashion folks is that you can't really be shy or dance around, you know, body

00:25:29.440 --> 00:25:33.760
parts. When it comes to fashion, you just have to,

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>> you know, you have to say things like, "Yeah, it's >> I know >> it's hugging a little tight in the

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>> You know, and you have to get hands too sometimes." Basically, I do a little

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corrections like this, >> right? and then send it to the factory and then the factory sends us new

00:25:45.440 --> 00:25:54.240
samples >> and then sometimes they just don't get it right. Sometimes they don't.

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>> Wow, this is actually so much more

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inviting. >> Mhm. >> I'm going to be honest with you. When I did my script review, the first place I

00:25:58.640 --> 00:26:03.760
wanted to go was out here and sitting on the chair. It's so much nicer.

00:26:02.000 --> 00:26:09.520
>> I know. With the sun. >> Yeah. >> Lots of wine. Enjoy yourself.

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>> I mean, literally, we we started with nothing.

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It can be better, but this is good.

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>> I have to ask. Clearly, you're not that dedicated to taking care of your plants.

00:26:18.000 --> 00:26:25.440
>> Yeah. >> So, why did you feel the need to get a holder for all your pots of dirt?

00:26:22.400 --> 00:26:26.799
>> It's been a year since I got it.

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>> Okay. So, the holder was not actually part of the upgrade you just had. >> No, no, no. I just end up doing

00:26:29.600 --> 00:26:35.520
>> some strapping some strapping men to put it together for you today.

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>> Yes. >> And there's actually one more thing that is part of the upgrade. Check this out.

00:26:39.200 --> 00:26:46.080
You got a Sony ZV E102 camera. Nice

00:26:43.120 --> 00:26:50.080
little Sigma 18-50 zoom lens, microphone, light. If I didn't know

00:26:48.240 --> 00:26:53.919
better, I'd say maybe you were thinking of going to the hospital.

00:26:52.880 --> 00:27:01.360
What's the idea here? >> Yes, that's the plan. I'm going to make the behind the scene of me working on

00:26:57.840 --> 00:27:03.360
them from sketch to finished uh looks

00:27:01.360 --> 00:27:06.720
and then I'm going to try to go on location and shoot.

00:27:04.480 --> 00:27:11.279
>> Super cool. And that's it. We made it. sewing machine upgrade, PC upgrade,

00:27:09.440 --> 00:27:16.640
inside furniture upgrade, outside furniture upgrade, and a full setup to

00:27:14.880 --> 00:27:21.200
start creating videos. We'll have to like like YouTube, Instagram, social

00:27:19.360 --> 00:27:23.440
handles, and website down below. >> Yes, down below.

00:27:22.880 --> 00:27:28.880
>> Okay, >> massive shout out to AMD for sponsoring

00:27:26.080 --> 00:27:33.919
yet another AMD Ultimate Tech upgrade. This one was uh I can't believe how far

00:27:32.240 --> 00:27:37.600
you stretched the budget. You got an incredible upgrade today. And if this

00:27:35.919 --> 00:27:41.919
wasn't enough AMD upgrade for you, you can check out our last one for Natalie,

00:27:39.679 --> 00:27:45.120
whose interests couldn't be any further from yours, I think. Really?

00:27:44.000 --> 00:27:49.120
>> Are you going to get into motorcycles anytime soon? >> No. >> Yeah. Okay, there you go. Esports?

00:27:48.720 --> 00:27:55.279
>> No. >> Yeah. Okay, there you go. I feel like my lifestyle is so sedentary

00:27:53.600 --> 00:27:57.919
and you just want to sleep and wake up for the most part of